THE SOI? ANTON TRIBUTE -SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 0, 1897. Diamonds Diamonds Diamonds THIS HPHClAli BALK OP PINK WH1VB CHYSTAI.S HAH NKVlin HUIJN APPItOAPHKD IN THi: 1USTOUY OP 'I1IKTUADU. moan EXTRA WHITE AND VERY BRILLIANT STONES AIU3 SOU) 1.0Vi:il THAN TUB U1X1U. ,ah ikici:h on oiujinaihly com jmnciAh sTONns. cam, and look THOM OVEH. THEY WIM. SIJHCLY BtJHPlUSU THU MOST HXPBUT. E. SCHIMPFF 317 Lackawanna Ave. m discard Of course j on Iiavc heirlooms in form of OKI J'lirnltiirc, and then, perhaps, your modern fur liisliinprf area bit veorn. Why not have them toneii up restored ? ReUpho2stering Is a special line of veork with u. AVe do it well and we do it for as little as- possible. We have all the new and desirable eoerings. VILLUB f I'HIILTT Carpets, Drapsrles, Vall Papers. SCRANTON. PITTSTON. NORTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA AVOCA. At a rcsitlar mctlns of the council n Tiiosdiiy rnlnK all nienilieis weio pifcnt o j)t Osborne anil Meaile. AVillMni lit own acteil as president pio tun. Tim SoiTiiwlnR l)llls were nulcictl jialil HIrIs constable. $t SO; htieetooin mNsloiier, $1, Dommi'iinuth Bios, M.'ii Clnulps Ilelllcy, $IS0. Trca&ur ii' Cannon pi senteil the follow 1111; 10 lioit: Received In canli. $.',511.14; 10 c'icil in lioinutrh 01 dots ftom eollect nis t"0fi(il; ftom piopeity owneis on I'ittslor ncnuc In oideis, $18.75; on u.Uci tax, J UK), total. $ ! 0J)(. 55. bal ance1 on hand, J.O.'iO. The stteel com missioner w.is nntifie-cl to Instinct eifll cl.ils 01 liioolcstdi' Coal company that thi' Keep the clltih leading thiefiom clem liom culm. Stieet commissioner was notified to contfi' with Lanijilltte lolllen oilkiaN that the culm blowei on Yoik stieet must be abated as It has income .1 nuisance. Kicretaiy ittle was autluul? il to make a statement of poll", ilcctilc 1,111, anil wlics and pie scnl tin same to the company fn tax ation, also to notlfj motoimen to low 1 the late of s)l(j(i tluousli the bm- 113I1 Walln Con'a of the Noith i:ne1. Is itiloiisi) ill hi tjphold feei. 1. V li'litlen, Ji. has opined a Hie liisuKim,. ami mone to lmu ollke In U10 O'Hilm building new wiekb pap 1 Known as the Awiiu News will maKe Its ajipeaiame nct Sat 111 di moinlug Tlie journal will In edited li Flunk Heamish. The Braiuish luothei.s aie w II Known join -nallsts and doubtless out lontempoi tii will mitt with the samp puce, ess its has ehniai telUeil hi! piedPcchsots. Hldswill be icn Ixed by the secictaty ol Ih n hool lio.nd at the neM nicot ine I01 tin suppl of coal and wood lo all tin mIiooIs limine; the jeai. Ii.tnlel Cahe sustained a liac tun d inn on Tuesday nftemoon bj falling fn 111 it ( In. stout tit e A child ot .Mi. and Jlis. Mlehael Poiiimeiinulh is perlcwiily 111 of diph theiia. I'm oner Mi K p came to town on Witlntsdaj and iniiiinellid a jmv to IikiuIip intti the muse of the denth of Stephen PonianuK. who was Killed in Ih. l.anRi Hfle lollleiy on Tuesday af t 1 noon Th- Jurois aie .M, V. Wlm lui J P Conalxn. Willi un lli.iy, Ud- aid .Muiphy, Alfied tlieen, Peter Pai lell After iewliiE th" lunnlns they ctdjoiiined to meet on Sntutdny aftei- Il'IOII MisCis(.o Moian has 1 tinned alter hcnei.il niontlis' visit anionic fib mis in Illinois 'I he Hi o laddies. .pieentul a lino np piiianir In theli handsome t ults at the WIIKes-Han paiatl" esteulav. Aoea tonclae, lni:iroel Uidrr of lloptasophs, nieetH In leular nt".slon on .Monday pvuiiIiir. .MIsh nilu .Sheddy Is Rivatlv Impiov t d and Is now pioiiminted out of dan Be r. Miss Ida Penman has ac espied a rf Mtion as eleiK In Connolly & Wallace's at Kc Linton. Minn Anna Coicoran, of Dunnioie, Is Aisitinu n lends in town. Alrn. JI. P. Whnlen Iiiih 1 Plumed homo nftci a lslt to Philadelphia, Mheie she accompanied her daughter. Annl , who ha underuono a BitccesH ful opnratlon for appendlcltlH at the iml einlty ThomiiH Queeney, a laborer employ ed at the Cential colllei, was serious ly Injured yesteiday moinlnt; about the VMIUVniM TIIOIJIH.KS; Al.U KINDS X 1 urctl with A11I11111I i;xtrcts. Krco book jells bow WASH I.N Ul O.N (JUUMIUAI, CO., iuIiIii jtoiii Ji. C. 10 CARPET 'ihree reasons why you should buy your Cnrpots from us: First Ilo cause wo carry the lunjeit lino of Carpets In Scranton Second Because everything 1 or tlio latest doiljjns, und tho quality tho best. Third IJecause our prices nro always the lowest. WAl-L. PAPERSWe still havo Home goods that wo are soiling at 5 LENTS A ROLL, worth 10 cents. RU Rll ITU RE -Upholstered Chairs, Tables and Couchos at about one half their regular prices. J. SCOTT INGLIS. back and hips by being struck with a fall of rock. Ho nauowly escaped be ing killed outiight ttB a great quantity had fallen which ho luckily escaped by his alertness. Joseph McPhrnon lias resumed his now duties nt the Cork I,ane station, as telegraph operator. He Is micceed pd nt the Avoca station by James llow ley, of Scranton. Monday will bo a gala day In Avo ca The mniory of rather Matthew will bo fittingly observed by the vari ous temperance societies of the town. A grand parade will take place In thu nfternoon and In the tvenlng there will be an entertainment and banquet. Mrs. M. P. Whalen will bo caterer. Mr. Harrison Kcar, of Hcbuylklll county, was n visitor at the Newlln residence yesterday. HONESDALE. Hon. 1j. Orambs has been elected president of the Wayne countv Sav ings bank to (111 the vacancy caused by the death of I. N. Foster. T'.'ity shares of stock of the Hones dale National b ink have Just been sold at public sale. The pi Ice ranged from $204 to $214 per hundred, the par value being $50 Man led, at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Joslab Foster, on Second street, Wednesday, Oct. 6. Miss Mary D. Fojter nnd William J. "Waul, two of Honesdale's highly esteemed young people. Ilev William 11. Swift per foimed the ceremonv In the presence of n few ielntles. After a wedding tilp thpv will icslde with the bride's mothe". Th M'-thodlst church has dispensed with the 1 choir and will have congre gational tinging with Mr. H. It. Hall as ehorhter and Miss Grace Whitney as organist. Put chase a ticket for the firemen's ninieii nnd dance, next Friday even ing, ard encourage the boys. The C M, Paiker concert company, ot w hlch Miss Kllzabeth W. Hently and Miss Plmencp S. Wood arc membeis, will )lt Honesdale Oct. 18. Itev. S C. Swallow, Prohibition can didate for .state tieasuiei. Is announced to speak In Honesdale Friday, Oct. 15. On Monday cenlng, Oct. 11, Fields .t Hanson's mlnstiel stars and concert band will occupy the opera house. The oempany Is composed of thirty people and stiongly endorsed. Their pro ginmme pi events new featutes In the mlnstiel line. The Baptist societies of the state will httc theli (list meeting on the ISth. The evening: services will be held In the auditorium of the Presbyterian church Those who have seen paits of the progt amine, speak of them n.s In tensely interesting. Those attending Horn Scranton and vicinity bad better wilte for entertainment now. The citi zens of Honesdale aie able to enter tain those who comply with the request In the denominational papers. In a rojnl manner. The Allen House will be the he.ulquarteis ot the officers of the societies. The Wayne county hotel also Is one of the best hotels. Soaked mall Is what the patrons of the Honesdale postofllce received Thin sday morning. Wednesday even ing, just as the mall wagon bad cio&sed over the luldge which spans the canal, near the lZric depot, bv some caieless ne.ss on the pait of the dilver the hoise, wagon, mall pouches and baggage were backed over a tlf teen-foot embank ment and landed In the canal. The horse swam up the canal a shott dis tance and was hauled out. Some of the mall limn lies weie easily secured. The last pouch was not found until the next moinlng. No serious damage was done. CIIIMMiYS JtAKEIjt STRUCK. A Column of Smoke is a Menus ol Protection Agninst Lighting. Manj statistics show that of 10,000 smoke-stacks only thiee aie struck by lightning duiing the jeai, while of 10, 000 ihuiih spires 07, and of 10,000 windmills S9 are stiuek by lightning annuallv It has been endeavoied to ex plain this condition bj the fact that the smoke disc lunged fioni the smoke stacks takes the eleitiltltv assembled aiound the building along and dlstilb ules it In the all, wheiebv the souice If attiaction for the electilc sjmrk of lightning Is not onlv diminished, but almost dls.ippt , us. This also explains whj" people In the lountiv kindle a huge tire In the Ilie-place when a thundei stoini is appioachlug. Knst Libert) Cuttlo Market. Hist I.ibeilj, Pa, Oct. S Cattle Pleadv , ptline, $JWi", common, $.3 toio 70, ciiiniunii to good fut orn, $JaJ. Hogs How , best medium w lights and pigs, $110 all", luavq hogs, $lal2V, loughs, $4U7i Shrep hleidj; choke, $Ui.U 20, fall, ( i V) 11J 75, iholie limbs, $jl(ii"j;, common to good lambs, '51.13; veil cahes, $ij.VU7. New York Llvo Stock. New Yoik, Oct. 8 Native stcei?, $J 7't 5 15; stags and oxen, $27514 40, Coloiados, $JK0. bulls, J3a"2r.; dry cows, J.'aitn. Calves Veals Bteadv, other calves lovvei; veals. $"m7rii): guisseis, J'JilSO. Sliecp and Lambs Dull; slieop. $Jal 13, Ijmbs, $3 In. Hogs Lowel at $t J0n4 55. A WOMAN'S LETTEK. Concerning Dr. llnrtinnir.s Free Treatment Tor Women. 1 iceelvcd jour book on Ojnaccologj and commenced the use of jour medi cine at once I took live bottles of Pe-iu-na and Iwo of Man-a-liii. I feel like a new woman. When I commenced taking Pe-iu-na 1 could haidly walk acioss my 100m; now I am doing my own woik, can walk a mile and a half to church I shall nev er cease to thank jou for piescilblng for me. 1 had been under the tientment of two doctois, but never lecelved any benefit until I commenced taking your medicine. I am now well and able to do my own woik I wish every woman who was suffeilng as I was would send for one of jour books on GynaecoIogj It Is a God-send to (suffering women, May God bless j'ou and spare you ninny jeais to lellevc women who are buffet ing as 1 was. I am anxious for every woman who Is suffeilng us I was to know what jour medicine did for me. .Mis. II. D. Amoss, Greenesboro, Ga, A free book written expiesalj' for women by Dr. Hartman, will be sent to uny address by The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufactuilng Co, Columbus, Ohio. 419 LACKA. AVE. Royal make the loo J pure. wholesome and delicious. SAW POWDER Absolutely Puro KOtAL HAKIM) FOWDtft CO , Ktw YORK. THE MARKETS. Mall Street Itovieiv New York, Oct. S. The bulls wero ap parently Impressed with a. belief at tho opening of the stock market today that the biglnnlng of tho Import movement ot gold would effect a turn In the market and send prices upward again after tho long sustained reuctlon. Their confidence was dissipated very soon after noon and tho mnrket becamo almost lifeless. Uusl l.ess was of the lightest possible descrip tion und fluctuations were narrow and un lmportiut, many promlm.nl stocks being entirely neglected. The market seems to Imvo swung to a standstill. Totals sales for the day were onlj 25.0W shares. rurnlshcd by WILLIAM LINN, aIk LL'N Ac CO., stock bickois, Mcara build lug, rooms iW-TOC. Open- Hlsh- Low Clos ing, est- est In?. Am. Tob icco Co .... 83 Mi W,s W Am. Cot. Oil ZIU iT 21 Ju'i Am. Sug Ite'g Co ..lloU H7 ltht lloU Atch , To &. S Ko .. 1158 144 HS U A , T. A: S. P., Pr .. 311, H J1S .11 U Can. Southern ."iTU 57'i 57' f.7l Che-. & Ohio '23is 3't 'Si i.' Chicago Gas i2 in,t8 tni Uo38 Chic. .V: N. V up, i:; ui iri Chic, li. H. Q Dos, yVs 9t'i i)i'k C C. C. k. St. It ... S, 21 3G' Ji.g Chic, Mil. & St. P .. !K,'fe V! Wi vt, Chic, It. I. . P ... . SV4 W1e fsSt i'J4 Delnvare A. Hud ...lli.U lit,1 lit. lll IJ.L .t W 1V,i4 131! J-JfJU 13b'.. Ulst. . C l' lji4 K U 1J Gen. i:iictrlc Wi. ;:7'j 3..'- u7 Louis. &. Nash .. 3'7fl (,j 'i5 r.'Hi .M K. A. Tex , l'r . 37 ;:!, ,n s Jlanh.utan L"Iu 10P, Wfl, 1UIU 105 Mo Paclllc 3J 33r8 .fJ5s -ila Nat Lead 1 3S ."7r J75 N. J. Central 13', 'X 95 i !t N. Y. Central lei' 110 Iikjij iw N. Y , L. li. &. V ... lt.ii. Jfiij ifiig :t,'i N. Y , S. & V Pr .. ssi8 3.S', '8 SS Nor. Pacific 33t. .".m 53'4 53'b Ont & West 17'. 17s8 17'i 175 Omah.i MW SI1.. S0 il l'acinc Mall SV-' 35, 35i te Phil. & Had .'31 Mi LVt L'5 Southern Jt. It , Pr.. 33", 33 J3'4 L3'J Telin, C. A: Iron .... 30',, .!fis4 ) 30'i Texas Pacific 12l 124 KiJ 12ii I'nlon PiilIIIc L'lU 11 2Ji8 U3'2 Wabash S S' S 8 Wabash, Pr JP, JPH 2i L'0- West. Pninn 'M in no W'i V. b. Leitl.cr, Pr ... t.V, hfi uVt CU CHICAGO GRAIN MAr.ICET. Open- High- Low- Clos- WliriAT. lug. est est- lng. December ii34 qjij g jipj Mhv 91 91 v5 91U OATS. Decembei pr, i 19 iais Mav 22 22 22 22 CORN. December 29 29 1") 29'i May i3 33 32 i2 LARD. December 125 127 122 4 22 PORK December 7 72 7.t2 7.72 7.73 Scrnnton Hoard of Trade Ixchnnge Qiiotntions--AII Quotations lluscil 011 Par of 100. STOCKS. Bid. Asked. Scranton &. I'lttston Trac. Co. ... 20 National Boring &. Drill's Co. ... to rirst National Bank 030 Klmhurst Boulevard Co 109 Scranton Savlrgs Bank 200 Scrinton I'acklng Co 33 I, icka. Iron and Steel Co ISO Third National Bank 330 Throop Novelty M'f'g Co M Scranton Traction Co 15 17 Scranton Axle Works 73 Weston Mill Co 250 Alexander Car Repliccr Co 100 Sci.inton Bedding Co 103 Dimo Dep & DK Bink 143 Lacka. Trust ,L Safo Dep Co.. H3 Acknowledged Cheapest Wholesale and Retail Shoe House Unequaled and Unapproachable BIG SHOE BARGAINS TODAY, SATURDAY NONE CAN DISPUTE that we are the Acknowledged Cheapest Shoe House. None can dispute that our $1.49 and $1.98 Shoes for men and women are being sold $2.00 and $3.00 elsewhere. We have won the trade by giving the greatest val ues ever given at any store, and we do the largest shoe business on the avenue, and the immense outlet enables us to sell all sorts of desirable and stylish foot wear for less money than some shoe merchants pay by buying direct from the manufacturers. MEN'S SHOES. Men's Calf hiioes. Invisible cork soils, rtBular sclllnc price tho town over WOO, our price, 51.9S. Men's Calf Shoes, calf llncil, 3 holes, worth J3 00 to V 00 pair; at II.9S und J." 1?. Men's Calf llnncl-ewel Needle-too Shoes, woith U OO, at ?1 SS. Men'H Patent Leather J." 00 Shoes at JJ AS. 3 00 Shoes at $1.8S. Men's Calf Shoes, nil toes, worth from tl 00 to .'50; ut IU3. Men's $150 Dress anil Working Shoes, all sizes; at US et ills. Hoys' Shoes, nt Co., 70c, flSc. and Jl 25. Youths' School Shoes, at tfic. Tho above aio only a few of tho many baigains. Wo invito you to call and examine our goods bo foro buying elsewhere, nnd make this store your headquarters. Remember, thero is no troublo to show goods, and you will suroly s.ivo money by it. MYER DAVIDOW, k,,tM1?Slr,",8 307 LACKAWANNA AVENUE. N. B. We are headquarters for Rubber Boots and Shoes. See us before buying, BONDS. Scranton Pass. Hallway, first mortgage due 1920 115 ... Tcoplo's Street Hallway first mortgnge due 1918 115 ... Scranton & Plttstnn Trae Co. ... 90 Pcoplo'H Street Ilallwny, Gen eral mortgage, due 1921 115 Dickson Manufacturing Co 100 Lncka. Township School 6 103 City of Scranton Bt. Imp. 67o 102 Mt. Vernon Coil Co 85 Scranton Axle Works 100 Scranton Traction Co loo ... New York Produce .Uiirlict. New York, Oct. 8. Flour Quiet and lower to sell. Wheat Spot caxy; No. 2 red, 97c f, o. b afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth, 97c, f.o . b., nlloat to airlvc; Nc. 2 hard, 97Jc f. o. b , afloat; options opened higher on drought news, weakened on weak cables, liquidation, small clear ances and light export demand, rallkd slightly on bullish modern miller report and closed 'ia'Ac net lower; No. 2 red, Januarj', closed 9'4c: May. 91"4a9l G-16c , closed 93c.; September, 95c; October, 95c, closed 9o.; December, 9H4a9514c, cloicd 94?4c Corn Spot eay; No. 2, 33c., f. o. b alloat, options opened steady, ad vanced, e ised off, and closed unchanged to He net lower; May, 37!ia37c, closed 37c; Osctober, 31'ea32'c, closixl 3tc. ; November closed 53c; December, 33a 3i4c, closed 33" ,c. Oats Spot dull; No. 2, 23c; No. 3, 23c; No. 2 white, 26'ial0ic.; No. 3 white, 2Cc; track mKed, western, 23',ia24c; track white, 2ta32c; options mod erately active and about steadj, closing unchanged to 'Jc net lower; October closed 23 c.; December closed 208C Beef Steadj-. 'Cut Me Us Dull. Butter Steady; western creamerj'. 14a22c; do. Inc. tory, 7al3c; Hlglns, 22c; Imitation creamerj-, 12-1 lGc.; state dairy, 12al9c; do. cream, cry, 14a22c Cheese Quiet; lalgo white, 9i9c; small colored, 9'S.c; part skims, G!a7c; full skims, 3tlc l'ggs Steady; state and Pennsylvania, lCalS'ic; western fresh, 10'&al7c. Tallow Dull; clfy, 014c: countrj-, 3a3c. Petroleum Quiet; united closed 70c bid. Philadelphia Provision Mnrl.ct. Phlladelphl 1. Oct. 8 Whcat-Stcadj ; contract grade, October, 9ia)Bsc.; No vembet, December and Januarj, nominal. Corn Unchanged, No 1 mixed, October nnd November, 32aT2c , December and January, nominal. Oits PIrm; No. 2 white, Octoboi, November, Decembir and Januarj-, 27a27c. Potatoes Quiet; white, easier; white, choice, per bushel, 6Sa70c; fair to gpod, 60a(,"c: sweets, prime, per ban el, 30a33c; seconds, 13j20c. Butter firm: fancj v estern creamerj-, 22c; do. Pennsvlvnnla pilnts, 23c, fancy western, tin, WJilic. Cheese PIrm; moderate de mand Refined Sugars, Unchanged, Cot tonSteady Tallow Unchanged. Live l'oultrj Dull and lower; fowls, 9c; old roosters, nnd spring chickens, Sa9c; ducks, 9i9c; geele Sc Dressed Poultij Dull and lower; fowls, choice 9t1e , do fair to good, 8aSe broilers, large, lie.; do. medium. BalOc; common and scalded, 7a!c. Reel ipts Flour, 2,000 barerls, C.OOO saiks; wheat, 53 (XX) bushel", corn, 12,000 bushels; oats, 19 OX) bushels. Shipments Wheat, JtiOOtl buhels, corn. 19,000 bushels; oats, 7,50 bushels. Chicago Grnin ?Inrkct. Chicago, Oct. S. The leading futures ranged as follows: Wheat October, SJV; December, 9134a9raa'Uc : Mav, 91aypA 91c Corn No 2 October, 27j27c ; De cember, 29a29c : Maj-, 33.132 '4aJ2c. Oats No. 2 October, lSalSc ; December, l'i al9'al9c; Maj-, 22.l22e. Mess Pork Per barrel, December, $7.72 i7.75: Janu ary, $8 75a8 e7i. Lard I'cr 100 pounds, De They All Come Back medicine as well as in other things," said a busy druggist, "but the most remarkable thing about Hood's Sarsa pnrilla is that customers who try other remedies all come back to Hood's, and this is why the enormous sales ol this great medicine keep up while others come and In a short time go out of J sight entirely. "Why is it?" "O, simply because Hood's Sarsaparilla has more real cura tive merit than any medicine I ever sold," This is of daily occurrence in almost every drug store. Hood's Sarsaparilla has cured more sickness, and made more happiness through restoration to health than any other medicine. Hood' Sarsaparilla Is tho stand ud-the One True blood Purifier. j j. rMi Clire Liver UU; easy to HOOdS FlllS take, easy to operate. 25C. MYER DAVIDOW 307 LACKAWANNA AVENUE. Read, the Bargains muwnLAnn 7 mibnuu 7pfg- Se.'- ArTi.Til cember, $4 55ai 22i,i; January, $4 3714a4 37VI. Bhort Ribs Per 100 pounds, Octciir, $l.70a 4 57H; December, $4 4744 45; january, $4 47l4a4.47Vi. Ch quotations were as fol lows: Plour Steady; winter patents, $5a B 10; straights, $1.70at SO; sprln specials, toM; spring patents, $1 SOaG.10; straights. $IGOa4 70! bakers, $3.75i3 90; No. S spring wheat, 8GHc; No. 3 spring wheat, BOaSfic.j No. 2 reit, 91c: No. 2 corn, 27a27c; No. 2 j clow corn, 27Vn27'4c; No. 2 oats, 19c; No. 2, f. o. b., 22V4C.; No. 3 white, f . o. b , 21a22c; No. 2 rje, 4c; No 2 bartcv-, 32c: No. 3, f. a b , 27a32c; No. 1 flax seed, 97a99c; prlmo timothy seed, $2 V)a2 bJW, mess pork, per barrel, $7.70a7.75; lard, per 100 pounds, $l20a4 224; short ribs, sides (loose), $4 60a4S0; shoulders, boxed, 4a D'ic: short clear sides, boxed, C'a5Vic.; whlskj. distillers' finished goods, per gal lon, $1.22; sugars, cut loaf, $5 90; granu latcd, $5 57. Receipts Flout, 7,noo bar rels: wheat, 213,000 bushels; com, 315,000 bushels: oats, 4t0,tXX) bushels; rje, 21,000 bushels; barley, 100,000 bushels. Shipments Plour, 9,000 Intrels; wheat, 133,000 bush els; corn, 180,000 bushels: oats, 321,0(0 bush els; rje, none; barley, 18,000 bushels. . Clilcngo Live Stork. Chicago, Oct. 8. Cattle Weak; natlvo steers, $4 C5a5 10; calves, ..6 23afi.75 for best; western roughs, cattle, $3J0a4 30 for steers nnd $2 7"n3 85 for cows and heif ers. Hogs $3 50a3 80; heavy packers, $3 50a 3 55; prime light, $3 90a3.93; western rango sheep, $3 50 and upward; feeders, $2.00a 3 0) Lambs $2 5fa5 50 for Inferior to prime; western, $3 85a4 50. Receipts Cat tle, 4,000 head; hogs, 28,000 head; sheep, 12,000 head. lliiiTnlo Live Stock. Kast Buffalo, N. Y., Oct. 8. Cattle Weak. Hogs Fairly active; Yorkers, good to choice, $4.15; roughs, common to good, $3 G0a3 73; pigs, good to choice, $1 03a 4 10. Sheep and Lambs Very dull; lambs, choice to extra, $3 15a5 35; culls to com mon, $3 85a4...5: sheep, choice to selected wethers, $la4 23; culls to common, $2.15a3.IO. Oil Mnrket. New York, Oct, 8. -Petroleum Pcnn sjlvanla crude, no market, nominally So. Behold a Coat WIIICII vou inur nrlc which over willdn. ' light V our eyes, o en w hen It's old mid polled Mini torn, have win 11 11 ton V) oil It hiiinv bo that ou have win 11 11 coat that Is und looks us nlcous othirshcll foi twlco tho price; W. J. DAVIS, 213 Wyoming Ave., ga,. OF SCRANTON, Spficinl Attention Given to Busi ness and Personal Accounts. Liberal Accommodations Ex tended According to Balances und Responsibility. 3 Per Cent. Interest Allowed on Interest Deposits. Capital, -Surplus, -Undivided Profits, $200,000 320,000 88,000 WM. C0XNELL, President. HENRY BEUN.Jr., Vice Prcs. WILLIAM II. PECK, Cashier. Cheapest Wholesale and Retail Shoe Honse .LADIES' SHOES. " p.ilr Ladles, Jfauil-sewed 53 00 .Shoes, button and lace; at I ')! 4S pair Ladles Dongollu Button Shoes, worth $3 00, ut $1.61. ilO pairs Ladles' $2 50 Shoes, nil stylish, at $i.n 600 pairs Ladles' $1 50 Shoes, all toes anil all sizes, at Sic. Luetics Slippers at 39e , 49c C9c and !Sc. and $l.So. Ladles' Heavier felt hiioes at 13c. and Ladles.' Scn?e ConKiess Shoes, at 40c. Mhscs School Shoes, ut tV., eic, 70c OSc, and $1 i. l.ouo pairs Chllds' Shoes, sprlnB heel, sizes 5 to S. nt 3c; worth COc. 300 pair Chllds' Shoes, at 33c, sizes, C to S. 100 dozen Huby Shoes, nt 12'e. a pair, A few pair Men's and Ladles' Shoes, nt 49c, wB THIRD NATIONAL BANK . The Leading and Largest &g4g$vgd&$ MILLINERY, 413 Lackawanna Avenue. YOU BUY AS CHEAP FROM US AS OTHER STORES BUY TO SELL AQAIN. Trimmed Millinery Tho ir.ost beautiful and stylish hats you ever saw aro here fro-n $3 98 up. And qvery hat has a stylo and an individuality all Its own. Corr.o and sco them today nnd com pare. Children's Hats Our display of children's Tayhlons attracts mother's attentions. Never have styles so lovely or prices bo medcrato been shown. 413 Lacka. Ave. CERSONTS, KLONDIKE HILL SEE THE Teeth Cleaned Full Set of Teeth Amalgam Fillings Silver Fillings No charge for extraction teeth taken out and a set put in TAPESTRY CURTAINS Will do more to make your rooms cosy and home like than you can dream of. Good taste, good qualities and good values aro Iho leading features in our stock. Prices from 2.00 to $5.00. VERY SPECIAL AT $3.00 Then There Are Window Shades Common, serviceable qualities at JOe. complete, or medium to high grndo goods for more money, according to quality. Domestic and Scotch Hollands By tho yard. Fringes, insertions, etc., to match. Estimates for lilting homes, public buildings and stores with shades, if desired. Down Pillows and Cushions Finished complete or inado to your order. We've- got tho finest of coverings in tho prettiest styles nt moderato prices. KERR'S CARPET HOUSE, 408 Lackawanna Avenue, THE 1IJ1 POWDER CO., IO0ISI AND 2, COiH'LTHrL'1 SCRANTON. PA, RIINING AND BLASTING POWDER MADE AT MOOBIC A1TD W IALE WORKR IAPLIN RAND POWDER C9S ORANGE aUN POWDER Electrlo Bittorlos, Klootrlo KipbdorJ, for !lodlug blasts, Safety Fuse, and Repauno Chemical Co. 's Cxp"obiVus. WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF OYSTERS Fnncy Kosknw nys, Kast Hlvorrt, .Maurice Klvur Coves,, Mill Ponds, &c, &c. Leave your order for Dine Points to be delivered on the half shell in currier. 1 1. Pitt PENH I1L III '"JBaBSLnSBHHaaalBBaaHKMHjafJrJBaHBHazauBaJttfwicj Far Solo by JOHN H. PHELPS. Pharmacist, Oor. Wvomlng ovonuo tint! Spruco strset Millinery Store in the City, Untrimmed Hats The lirKcnt assortment to ictecl from ever shown In this city. felt Turbans nnd lirpo shapes, newest styles, every color, worth lOr 75c, here at ""w flno Imported felts In nil tho now est share nnd colors, regular nC,-, $1.50 value hero at '"" fancy hand-mado Chcnlllo and llrald Hats, new-oat styles, $1,75 Qftfi value, here nt yow Ostrich Feathers fancy feathers, Wlr.Rs, tllrds, Jet nnd Steel Ornaments at almost halt the prices other stores ask." JULIUS TRAUGOTT, Proprietor. GOLD. SON The first to use Klondike gold for crown and bridge work. Our prices as low or lower than the lowest. All work warranted for a life time. Sixteen years in Scranton, old and reliable and up to date in all branches. Don't forget the new in vention we have for taking the pain out of aching and sensitive teeth, so they can be pulled without the least bit of pain. PRICES. $ .50 4.00 25 50 when a set is made. Your" the same day,all without pain WOLF & WENZEL, 240 Adams Ac , Or-p. Court llous;, PRACTICAL TINNERS umPLDHBERS bolo Acents tor RIchardson-Boyaton's Turnacea and Rangso. POSSON A SPECIALTY. Primary. Secondiry or Tertiary ULOOD i'OISOX permanently CURED IN 15 TO 35 DAYS. You can be treated at home for same price under same guaranty. If ou prefer to come here we will contract to pay railroad fire and hotel bills, and no cbarge, if we tall to cure. IF YOU WAVE have ncties and pains. Mucous Patches in mouth, Sore Throat, Pimples, Copper Colored bpots, Ulcers on uuy part of the bodyt Hair or liytbro3 (ailing out, it Is IIU3 SibUlluurv UmaTaVii WE GUARANTEE TO CURE. We solicit the most obstinate cases and challenge the world for a case we cannot cure. This dHease has alnaj s baffled the skill of the most eminent physicians. 500,000 capital behind our unconditio nal Buaritity. Absolute proofs sent sealed on application, loo pago book rent free. Address COOK REMEDY CO., 307 & 30 iiasonic temple, ciucacjo, ILL. I5H When In doubt what to use fcr NcrTous UcbiUty, Loss ot Tower. Impotency.Alropiiv. Varicocele and other weakneisej, Irom any cause, use bexlne I'llli. Drains checked and full vicor qulck'y restored. IfutglMUil .oeb Ir.eblt. rwult ftullr. Mailed for $1 00, Oboies 35.00. With $5.00 orders we kivc a guarantee to cure or refund I he money, Addrrta PEAL MEDICINE CO.. ClcTClaad, O. )
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