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THE SCI?ANTO"N TRIBUNE MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 8, 38T.
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When Looking
For the Best
Go to tho mot reliable. Ui rct niiortmcnt;
lowest prices In Hiilr Uoodi. Wo mnko
WIGS, SWITCHES, BANGS,
PUFFS, WAVES, ETC.
.atlrnctlon guaranteed In IjitilleV and
Gents' Wlg, for street wear. Wo have the
leading
Tonics, Bleaches, Rouges
and Powders.
Ask to seo tlio Ideal Hiilr llrush, gonulno
Siberian bristle Hlr cushioned. Children's
Jlnlr Cutting reecho our spcelnl attention.
I.
SCHIfflPFF
317 Lackawanna Ava.
Will DISCARD
lili! FURNITURE ?
OE course you liuve heirlooms
in form of Old Furniture, nnJ
then, perhaps, your modern fur
nishings are a bit worn: Why not
have them toned up -restored ?
ReUpho!stering
Is a special line of work with us.
We do it well and we do It for as
little as possible. We have till
the new and desirable coverings.
on' went Mm trncts to read, nn' gone
around nnd sung hymns with him, nnd
It peenied like they wasn't ever goln'
to realize that they mlsht as well or
ganize a poRsee nnd have It over with.
But when you think nbout hlullln', It's
nlways a good Idea to take notice oC
who has been drawln" cards. Ho mlglit
have gone on Indefinite with his eco
nomical habit of makln' a pair of trays
do duty for n full hand It Greece hadn't
concluded to stay In."
"Hold up," Interrupted Derringer
Dan. "Is Grecco the country that
Athens Is In?"
"To hp sure."
"1 don't want to break up tho conver
sation, so I'll go away and let you talk
It over among yourselves. Tho truth
Is th.it I can't hear any talk nbout that
place without flllln up with sorrow
nnd indignation. That's where they
had the Olympian games last summer.
I happened to be prospectln' when tho
papers contninln' the announcements
rnme, nn' there wnsn't enough local
pride left behind when I got out of :)c
town to see that Crimson Gulch was
represented In ono of the grandest In
ternational contests the world ever
saw."
"l.xcuso mo, pardnor." exclaimed
Ilnttlcsnnke Pete, "but ain't you dealln'
off tho wronir pack? Crimson Gulch
couldn't have showed no license to be
In them gnmes. We couldn't have put
up anybody to hold his own at throw-In'
the hammer or high Jumpln' or long
distance runntn'. We couldn't even
have organized a respectable tug-of-war
team."
"Of course not. Hut there was a dis
position to take tho limit off nnd let
n man go In at most nnythlng that he
happened to fancy. If I had been home
I'd have made the name of Crimson
Gulch n household word In North nn'
South America, Europe, Asia, Africa
an' South Australia! We'd have had
n draw-poker team there to meet all
comers, and we'd have offered $.r0
nplece for every white chip we left In
the arena after the match was over."
Washington Star.
TWO LARGE CLOTHING FIRMS FAIL.
ULIHK s Mian
Carpets, D.-apjrles,
SCRANTON.
Wall Papers.
PITTSTON.
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
BIG STATE CONVENTION.
The Monitor, Formerly tho Newell
Clothing 'o., of Wllkcs-IInrrc, l'n.,
cut Into the Ilnnds of n Receiver.
The Chicago Combination Clothing
Co., ot '-111 Wnthlnston Avoiiuc,
Scriinton, I'd., Ilnvo Secured the
Itiilk of This Stock nnd Will Inau
gurate n (-rent Snle Commencing
Tiicsdnv, Nov. !)--This Stock Must
Ho Sold in Order to Make a filial
Settlement nt Once.
THE MARKETS.
Wnlt street llnvioi
Now York, Nov. (!. Thoro was some
natural tendency towards recovery In
prices at tho opening today, in view of
the heavy and rather oxcesslvo declines
of yesterday nnd ot tho active covering
movement In urieo nt tho cloeo ot tho
market yesterday. There hud been n. re
covery in the prices of Americans on Iho
London exchange beforo tho opening
here. Tho opening there showed declines
to tho New York parity, but the level was
sharply above the New Yoik level by tho
tlmo tho market opened here. This en
couraged purchases hero and a number
of stocks opened a point higher than la3t
night. Tho London market for Ameri
cans has grown so narrow and tho float
ing supply of stocks theio is ho small
that prices there aro subject to manipu
lation on tho opening trading hour. Tlie
week has seen a total loss of conlldcnco
on tho part of bull operators who have
wen looking hopefully for the turn in tno
tldo of reaction on the Stock exchange.
Total sales of tho dny wcro i!U3,S:0 shares.
Furnished by WILLIAM LINN, au
Li:.N A CO., stock brokers, Means build
ing, rooms 701-706.
Open- High- Low Clos
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frefh, 20c. Tallow-Dull; city, 31ta:t lMGe.;
country, SUnSHo. I'otroloum Dull; unit
ed closed with nn market; rcllnrd New
York, KM', Philadelphia and Baltimore,
r.35; do. In bulk, $2.M.
Am. Tobacco Co .
Am. Cot. Oil
Am. Stig. Ite'g Co
Atch., To. & S. Fo
A., T. & S. F l'r
.hes. & Ohio ...
Chicago Gas
hlc. fc N. W ...
Chic, U. & O ...
c. c. c, & st. L .... rrj-2
hlc, Mil. & St. I' .. tx?8
Chic, It, I. A: 1 82'i
Delaware & Hud ...lirj'i,
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Manhattan Klo 'JS'fe
Mo. 1'aciillc 17 'i
Nat. Leal SJ
N. J. ColnrnI fc.7'4
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N. Y., S. A: W.. lr .. IMi
Nor. Pad lie, I'r .... 61
Out. & West 15
Omaha , 7t!
Pacific iMall Wt
Phil. & Head 20U
Southern It. It
Southern It. It., Pr.. 28
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Chicago, Nov. 6. The leading futuies
range!! ns follows. Wheat No. 2 No
vember, new, closed !'.l'c. ; December,
)ncw, 9!aJ)l",n9334C,; .May, 01ia91,n9I4C.
corn No. 2 November. 2ri'4a2j"e.; ue
cember, ijti2i; i,c. ; .May. 29-4n23c. Oats
No. 2 December, l!i!ial3"!,al!'?c ; May, 21
n21c Pork December, $7.Kia7.RT4; .Ian
uary, W.K5'i8.C2!fe. Lard December, J 1.25a
4.25; January, J).37li:al.40. Ulbs leeein
her, t.4"..il.45; Jant'ary, Jl.l5a4.45. Cash
iiuotatlons wero as folowsi Flour Klrm;
winter patents, $l.S0a5; str.ilKhts. 1.40a
4.K0; spring special, ?5."0: spring patents,
ll.70o5; strolghts, JI.40a4.0O; bakers, i'l.uOa
3.C0; 1N0. 2 spring wheat. 7aS7',4e.; No. U
spring wheat, 83c; No. 2 red, 31c; No.
2 corn, 26' c.; No. 2 yellow. SO'fcc.; No. 2
oats, 194aliie. ; No. 3 white, f. o. b., lli
n20c; No. 2 rye, I7e.; No. 3 barley, SS.i
as'ic. ; No. 1 flax seed, Jl.ftl'snl.OT; prlmo
tlmothey seed, J2.B5; pork, J7.55a7.tV); lard,
Tl.27',2 4.:; rib', $1.35 1 1.95; shoulders, 4vi
Ec.; side?, 41,a4e.; whlfky, $1.1S; sugai-s,
unthangcl. ltecelpt" Flour, 10.OM har
lots; wher.t, 55,(n.i0 bushels; corn, 213,000
bushers; oats, 291,000 busliei-i; tye. 13.000
bushels; barley, 92,000 bushels. Shipments
Flour, 12,00") barrels; wheat, 210.(iO) bush,
els; coin, 415,0u() hinhels; oats, 4S'MX)
bushels; rye, none; barley, 47,000 bushels.
ITCHING
SKIN
Members of tho Young Women's
Christian Association Will 'Jiithcr
nt Wilkcs-Hnrro This ookOiit-
lino ol Programme.
Wilkes-Harre, Now ".The annual
slate convention of the Yuiing Womens
I'hrhitlan Association will open In this
..itv iwvt Thin sdav and continue for
four days. Following Is nn outline of
tho programme for the convention:
Thiirf-dny, 3 p. m. Organization nt St.
Stephen's Parish building; gieetlnss
Jllhle heading, Mrs. J. S. Norvell.
Thuihd.iy evenliiB Address by Miss A.
31. Ileynolila, woild's seert-tary.
Friday morning, 9 o'clock Report of
frtate oltlcers; "The World's Work," Miss
Kevnohls; Bible study, Mrs. Norvell.
Friday afternoon, 1.30 o'clock Confer
ences for ilollege and city membeis
tThu city workeii' conference Is led by
Mli-s M. H. Tnlor and discusses lluuiu-cs
and boarding homes); 2.3n p. m "lie
llplous Woik of the A-soclatlon:" Iitble
elafses. Gospel .Meetings, etc.; 3 30 p. m.,
"The Girl's Uraneh," by MlbS llertha M.
Wood, of Reading.
Friday evening Social reception nt
First Presbyterian chinch.
Saturday morning Reports of associa
tions; "Work of international Commit
tee." Miss K. K. Pi Ice; liible study, Mrs.
Norvell.
Saturday afternoon, 1.30 o'clock Con
feieiices (Tin city confeieneo topics aro
"Thi Mission of a Manager" and "Tho
Province of a Committee Worker"); 2.30
p. m., "Association Hospitality," Miss
l'mmn Moote, of Harrisbiirg; 3 p. m,
educ.itlon.il deiuiitment "Physical Train
ing." by the directors of Scranton and
Wllkes-llarii'; "Cooking Clai-fs" an I
"Oonie.-tlc Ait," by teachers fiom i'itts
burg; "livening Schools," .Mrs. W, D.
Kennedy, of Scranton.
Saturday evtiilng A Northllcld met
ing "The Missionary Siilrlt of the Young
Women's Christian Association," by Dr.
Josephine Plvlps of Woman's Medical
college. Philadelphia; .uldics, by JiUs
M. II. Taylor, of New Yoik, international
secretary.
Sunday sn-vlcis, at Fi.inklln Stieet
Methodist Fplseopal church 9.30. eonsc
eratlon .s-ervlct, lid by Miss Helen A.
!m;s, college uceietary of Pennsylva
nla; 3.3". GiMiel meetings, led by Mlis
Norvell; 7.30, address by Miss K. K. l'rlce,
of Chicago, International secretary ; fare
well meeting.
Day sessions of Filday and Saturday
me at Franklin Stieet Methodist Kpls.
oojial church. Hienlng sessions at First
Presbyterian church.
All delegates and visitors are lequested
to icglster at the Young Women's Chris,
tlan association, 9 South Franklin street.
flc.ldes those mentioned on this pro
gramme there nio others from I.an
easted, Pittsburg nnd Hurrlsburg nnd
from lending colleges of the stnt.' that
take part In conferences und nsslst In
devotional services and business sessions.
S. Rubber 16
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Open- High- LOW'
WHEAT. lng. est. est.
December 'JVt
May 91',i
OATS.
December 13'4
May 21
CORN.
December 20
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as iinwi:lcomi: itiiMixiscKNci:
"That," lemarked Htoneho Hob, ns
ho dropped the newspaper which ho
had been monopolizing to the great
disgust of his fellow citizens, "is what
I call cl'ar grit!"
"Maybe, us long ns you have been so
determined not to let no one else try
his luck at sklnnln' 11 little news off
that puper you'd be so Kind ns to let
one or two of us git fur enough into
the game to know what you're talk
ing about," remarked Derringer Dan,
with line sarcasm.
"I'm alludin' to one of tho pluckiest
lone hands aa ever was played. I've
been a-wonderin' how long them Euro
pean countries was n-goln' to lay down
an' let tho sultan grab the deal every
time, nn make the rules as ho went
along. They's temonstrated with 'lm
The Monitor Cothlng company, for
merly the Newell Clothing company,
of Wilkes-Hnrre, Pa., has gone in tho
hands of the receiver. This clothing
company is known by the retail cloth
ing dealers of Northeastern Pennsyl
vania ns manufacturers of the best
nnd highest grade clothing. In fact,
their Inability to sell these well made
nnd high-grade goods in this section
of tho country; to this fact they at
tribute their failure. This concern
were not retailers; they were manu
facturers, and the Chicago Combina
tion Clothing company, of 211 Wash
ington avenue, Scranton, Pa., having
seemed this stock and also tho stock
of a bankrupt llrm of New York city,
will place the same on sale beginning
Tuesday. Nov. 9, at 9 a. m., nnd will
continue the sale until the entire stock
is disposed of In order to make a final
f ttlcment. This Is the first time a sale
of such extraordinary magnitude has
Piken place In Scranton, nnd it may
never occur again.
Helow we quote n few prices In order
to show what tremendous sncrillees
will be made nnd bear In mind that
grinds priced below can be returned at
any time during this sale if not con
sidered worth tho money. No matter
what the cause may bo nnd aro not
soiled.
Men's fine worsted overcoats at $3.48.
This coat Is really worth $15. We nl
iw you to keep it home four days,
-.nd If not soiled you may return the
.'nine and we heieby ngree to return
the $3.4S. Men's tine spring and fall
ovei coats, in silk and sntln lining, $0.99.
This Is really worth $.'0. Men's extra,
dne satin lined hpring and fall over
coats $7.85. positively worth $26. A
splendid suit of men's clothing nt $3.4R.
This suit Is positively worth $15. Keep
it home four days and If not soiled re
turn the same and we hereby ngree
to refund the $3.18. Men's tine Sum
mer weight pants $1.24: fine quality,
reolly woith $5, latest style and very
handsome. Keep them four days and
If not soiled return tho same and we
hereby ngree to return the $1.24. Men's
extra line suits $8.85. This $6.85 suit Is
the finest material, latest style, well
made and positively worth $20. Ask
to pee It. High grade goods, wealing
equal to the finest quality of custom
woik, nnd over 10,000 different suits In
silk and satin lined. All must go, re
gardless of cost, boys' and children's
suits from 7S cents up: child's knee
pants, 17 cents: boys' hats, worth $1.50,
15 cents; men's hats, 75 cents, worth
$3.50; good handkerd.Ws, ; cents.worth
25 cents: socks, 3 cent.-; men's lino un
derwear, 45 cents per suit, worth $2.50:
fine silk suspendeis. 8 cents, woith 75
cents; silk umbrellas, 49 cents, worth
$3.50; reefeis for boys in nil colors from
$1.0S cents up, and a thousand other
articles we have no space to mention
here. Dm lng this great sale the store
will be kept open until 9 p. in.
It will pay you to come one hundred
miles to visit this great sale. If you
value money, don't miss it. Make no
mistake. Look before you enter and
don't be misled by signs nnd banners
displayed by other merchants, but
come dltect to 211 Washington avenue,
next to Connolly & Wallaco's old
stand, directly opposite tho court house,
Scranton, Pa.
P. S. We positively will not fill mall
orders, but allow car fare on all pur
chases to the amount of $5.00 and up.
wurds.
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Chicago Live Stock,
Chicago, Nov. 0. There was tho usual
scarcity of offerings which characterizes
tho market on Saturdays. Tho few cat
tle for sale were disposed of at yester
day's prices. Quotations now rulo as fol
lows: Good to extra bcoves, $l.(a5.2j;
medium, $1,15.-14.45; stockcrs and feeders,
$2.90a4.W; calves, gcod, i5.23a7; bulls, cows
and heifers, $2a4; Texas steers, fUOa.3.00;
western, $.!.IOa4.25. Trado In hogs w.v
active; prices about 5c. per 10!) pounds
higher ithan yesterd ly. Sales wero at nn
cxtrame range of S3.3i)a3.75 for the poor
est to tho best droves of hogs, the bulk
of tho offerings selling at !50a3.70; pigs
sold chiefly at $J.35a3.fio. Light receipts of
sheep and lambs were ra.1ly disponed of
nt Friday's decline, sheep sold nt ?2.25a
4.50 for natives mid at $3a4.25 for range
flocks while lambs found buycis at Jla
D.75, few going ut over $5.50.
Branny Cm TnrxTMitNT for tortnrltiir, dUflij.
tiring. Itclilni;, Iiiunlnp, nnd waljr nkln nd cilr
dlMMeiwltliloMolluir -Wurin liallitwlihcu.
Tiotrm Soap, griilta nppUcntloni of Cbticuiu
(olntmttit), nml full dot, 11 ot CUTicont IIkhol.
tint, greatest ol blood putlSei - nnd tautnor curei
uticur.
tootf Ti atAA ltrA,t,ftiit th wnrM. roTflft
Drc Cntii Tour., SMp r,nri , nation.
ar " How to Curt Itrhlnt skin D!iewi,"fra.
RED ROUGH HANDS 7eM.d
TEETH
SEE THE LOW PRICE.
Full Set, $4.00. Full Set, $4.00.
Albany Dentists.
DK. HILL & SON will do till kinds of Dcntnl Work at lower
prices thnn any other Dentist in Scranton.
riu.i, wi;t teeth Rl (l0
TKKTII WITHOUT PLATKS !l (in
TKKTH KXTRACTKD... Fill'.!-:
GOLD FILLINGS 7,Vj
HILVF.il FILLINGS 60d
AMALGAM FILLINGS . 26a
GOLD CROWNS .-....-.$2.()l) TO $11.01)
OTHER CROWNS $1.00 EACH
We hneliecn In Scranton over ill years; wo uro hero
now .we Intend tostny hero, Our business Ik not n mere
experience. Wo will not do work today that ou etui i-nll
us to account rnr tomorrow. Wo compete with tlio chenp
iidertlKlng ttonttsts wiionro here today und gone tomor
row, but wo do not compare our work'is u run trust so do
not ninkoa mistake: all our opent'or nreexpcrls of skill
nnd exporlcnee, nnd not mere miidetiti. Slid our prices
mo lower than the lowest, llewnroor linposiers and rliiu
Intiins who can uilnrd to ruin your tretli because they aro
not llniitielnlly responsible. How can do holler than
they? The answer is eusy: Wo lm ven dental oillee In nearly
every city In the Pulled Htates, and we buv our supplies nt
wholesale for cost No wonder we ran gtvu better prices
than anyone vise, therefore Kx iierleneo counts also, nml
w-uluivo tho experleneo besides our diplomas. Don't bu
buncoed; pet the bast, the most reliable, tho most comfort
able nnd tho inot durable. The neu est methods, the latest
aimlleal Otis, the best mntfrhitM rri..,n .-., ,.f,rui.ti. ,.
woith considering. Ilesldes nervous people and those v It li
......J. ,.i.i(i,-i.n vi, I, uiivu i ii nr leciu ii neu or crow net. vwui
absolute safety aiiil positively without pain wo m the
only jenlly up-to-date Dental IXubiisliment in Northei,
crn Pennsylvania. Teeth iixtrmMiiur i n,,- i,,,,.,,!.,,, umi
n now set fiiriilshed In tho artorntxiii in the afternoon Is nn old practiced ouis,
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v...,,.lltl. ll UII1LI-1II11I Ull'lU lllllllllUIS
Knst Liberty Cnttlc Mnrkot.
Hast Liberty, Nov. fi.-Cattle-Stead.v;
prime, $3a3.50; buls, stags and cows, &2o.
3.0"). Hogs Active and higher; best me
dium weights and prime Yorkers, $4: -oilmen
to fair Yorkers and pigs, $3. Wa iS5 ;
heavy hogs, $l,S0a3.90; roughs, $2.75a3.S5.
Sheep Steady; croico, $l.20al.30; common,
JJ.75a3.25; choice lamts, $5.30.15.50; com
mon to good, lambs, $l,il.20; veal calves,
S'j.50a7.
ATTENTION
Now pet a hustle on and win a
prize. We will present the Foot
Ball Team winning the largest per
centage of games played this sea
son with a Spaulding J foot ball and
inflator. The only conditions are
the teams must purchase their uni
forms and goods of us, and play
not less than six games. Teams
will please leave their names with
us and report all games played
with the score. This will include
the games already played.
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Wo are the
ALBANY DENTISTS, OVER THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
C.M.FLOREY
222 Wyoming Ave.
1.25
4.25 4.25
7.i 7.C0 7.57
Scrnuton Itonid or Trade Kxchnngc
Quotsitions.-.VII Quotations Utised
on Fur of 100.
liufTnlo Live Stock,
Hast Buffalo. N. Y., Nov. (!. dttlc-Re-cclpts,
2 cars of sale cattle; market quiet
nnd Weak. Hogs-dtec'elnpts, 40 cars;
market a s'hade weaker; Yorkers, good
to choice, $.t.C2a3.85; roughs, common to
good, $3.30a3.50; pigs, common to choice,
KSjaS.'.). Sheep nnd Lambs Receipts, 17
cats j market fairly active; lambs, choice
to extra, $5.7"a5.S0; culls to common, f 1.75a.
5; sheep, choice to selected wethers, $l..".ua
4.75.
STOCKS.
Bid. Asked.
C50
200
350
Scranton a. Pittston Trac. Co.
National Horlng & urlirg Co.
First National Bank
Elmhurst Boulevard Co
Scranton Savings Bank
Scranton Packing Co
Lncka. Iron and Steel Co ......
Third National Bank
Throon Novelty M'f'g Co
Scranton Traction Co 15
Scranton Axle Works
Weston Mill Co
Alexander Car Replacor Co
Scranton Bedding Co
Dime Dcp. & DIs. Bank 150
Peck Lumber M'f'g Co
BONDS.
Scranton Pass. Railway, first
mortgage due 1920 115
Teople's Street Railway first
mortgage due 191? 115
People's Street Railway, Gen
eral mortgage, due 1921 U5
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Lacko. Township School 5
City of Scranton St. Imp. Oft
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Scranton Axle Works
Scranton Traction Co 100
29
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95
150
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17
73
250
100
105
2J5
100
103
102
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Vow York Live Stock.
New York, Nov. , Beeves Receipt",
555 head; no sales; exports, 1,133 beeves;
3,770 quarters or licef. Calves Stodv;
vtals, $5.17 75; gr.is.tsrs, $3a3.50, western-.,
$3.12'ial.371!:. Sheep and lambs Active,
llttlo ilrmer; sheep. J3-.vl.40; Iambs, J5a
C.S7-. Hogs Steadj at J1.80ai.70
Went
Made and Merit Maintains theconfidenco
of tho people in Hood's Sarsaparilla. If a
medicine cures you when sick; if it makes
wonderful cures everywhere, then beyond
all question that mcdlclnoposscBses merit.
SPDRTSIil ATTENTION.
You Admire Handsome Rugs
But they're so expensive that they are probably beyond your
reach. Still once in a while a chance comes your way, for get
ting FINE KUGS AT BAUUA1X I'llICES.
That chance is here now, but quick buying is necessary, for
there's only a few of them, and the reason for selling them at
such absurd prices is simply this: A water pipe burst on our third
floor. The Rugs soaked, and they're very slightly water stained,
althought the damace is not sufficient to do them anv real harm
or spoil their appearence in any way. These are not Jute Rugs,
but line finished East Indian goods.
WATER STAINED HUG SALE PRICES.
Size 12x15 feet,
Size 9x12 feet,
Size 9x9 feet,
$20.00
12.00
9.00
Size 7-6x10-6 feet,
Size 6x9 feet,
Size 4x7 feet,
$8.75
6.00
3.00
KERR'S
CARPET WAREHOUSE,
408 Lackawanna Avenaa
II. . ROGERS'
JEW -- 51E
"z
Oil Market.
New York, Nov, C Petroleum Penn
sylvania crude, no market; nominally 83.
Oil City, l'a., Nov. G.-Credlt balances
C5; certlllcates, closed MM bid; shipments,
133,503 barerls; runs, 78,511 barrels.
Wc have just put on sale a new Hue of Iugrutn Carpets,
prices and compare them with any other goods In the city:
See the
Heat Heavy Cotton Carpet
lient lieuvy Union Carpet
Kxtra lieuvy Union Carpet
tifto I Alt Wool Carpet 40o
:i:ia All Wool, medium quality a to
. .MIK.o All Wool, bent quality Sl)o
We have home choice lots of Wall Papers that wc arc closing out
at 5c, 6c. and 8c. por roll.
J. SCOTT INGLIS. 419 LACKA. AVE
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Window Shades and Draperies.
Clinlrs and Tables.
riiilndelpliiii Provision JInrkct. j
Philadelphia, Nov. C Wheat llrm, Ho. I
hlsher; contract grade. November, 0Vta. 1
Iffizc; December, January and February, i
nominal. Corn Steady; No. 2 mixed. No
vember and December, 31V. Oats I'lrm; ,
No. -J white, November, December, Jan
uary and February, L"7a27';C. Potatoes
Firm; white, choice, per bulicl, CVU,Sc;
do. fair to good, do., .VtaWc; sweets,
prime, prr b.ukot, lOaSOc; do. seconds,
do., a.ul. nutter Steady but quiet; ,
fancy western ci earner", 23,;e.; do. Penn-
s Ivanl.t and western prints, J4c. Esrs
Flesh, niarby, Jiic, lo western, 19c.
Chee Ste.nl". ItelVneil SuBars Quiet I
at fornui- rato. Cotton L nelianseii.
Tallow Dull, city prime In hossheads,
3sc; country. In barrels, 3.; daik, do.,
3e. : cuke., .'iV ; prrease, 3c. I.Io Poul
try I'm hanirod; fowls, 7a!)c; old roos
tert., c; sprlnp chickens, 7a9c; dueks, Sa
'A: Reese. 8c. Dressed Poultry Steady;
fowls, choice, SUc; do. lair to pood, 7'a
Sc; chickens, larire, lOalO'.ic.; medium, ilo.,
SaS'ie.! common and scalded, do., 7aSc;
turkeys, Rood to choice, 10al3e. Itecelpts
Flout. S.Oi barrels, 5,000 sacks; wheat,
11,00.1 bitsln-ls; corn, 18,000 bushels; oats,
im.iu) buishvla. Shipments Whpit, -17,-(M
bushels; coin, 90,000 bushelM; oats, 111,
(X biHhels.
Philadelphia, Nov. 6 Ttecelpts lit eves,
'.,731 head; sheep. S.094 head; hORs. U,cl
head. liccf Cattle In fair demand and
closed taxlcr; extra, I'iaoUc; rood, lr'a
tjc.; medium, IVil'tc; tommon, 4'sai
4'ic Sheep Moderatlvely actlvo but
with lighter receipts, held firm; extin, 4',3
ulc; rooi, lal'ic; medium. 3',i3?4c;
common, 21in3ijc. ; lambs. lHa'i.c. Hors
Weaker at rijar,Uc for best wejtern ami
r.aMic for other Rrudes. Cows Fat cows,
fairly active nt SifcaS'.jc. ; thin ows, un
chaiiRed, nt Sdl!i; veal calves, easier, nt
4'ia7c. ; milch cows, In moderate demand,
ut fr.'Oalj; dros-ed beeves sold at tUSVc.
Nov," York Produce .Market.
New York, Nov. 6. Flour Quiet but
steadier; city mill patents, $.'.90aC.15; do.
clears, Jj.lViJ.fiO; Minnesota, patents, J5.10
a!.10; do. bakers, $l.30a4..V,; winter pat
ents, $5.15 23; do. straights, $l.60a4.73; do.
extras, J3.40al.90; do. low grades, i2.'U
3.10. Wheat Spot firm; No. 3 ltd, Jl.OO-h,
f. o. b afloat; No. 1 northern New Yoik,
DSftc. f. o. b., alloat; No. 1 hard Duluth,
$1.01, f. o. b alloat; No 1 northern
Duluth, 99:-i,c, f. o. h., afloat; options
opened tinner on a. builsh Ohio state re
port and better cables than cjipectcd, ad
vance! on foreign buying, export bu-.l-less
und covering and closed strong at
Ifealc. :et oilvance; sales included, No. 2
led, January, closed 37v.c: Maj, 9lasoc.,
closed HIo. ; November, cloicd 97c; Dt-
comber, lr7a97'lc, closed SoTic. Corn Spot
firm; No. S, 3J;c, f. o. b., alloat; options
quiet gut firm all tho morning on light
receipts, sympathy with wheat und steady
cables, closed ',ac. net hlghei; Ala, Mi
a35c, closed 35c.; November, closed 31',fce.;
December, 3Hfca3lifcc., 'losed 3Fc. Oats
Spot firm; No. 2, 2l'sc. No. 3, 21c; No. 3
white, 234e.; No. 2 white, 27c; truek
mixed western, 2li.a2",c; track white,
western, 2iSa3lc; do. state, 2o31c, options
quiet but steady with the other mnrkets,
closing He. net higher. Heef rileady;
family, t'JalO; extra mess, $7.&0,i8.r,0; beef
hams, Ula25; packet, lS.50a9.M; city extra
India mess. $14al6. Cut Meats Steady;
pickled bellies, 6,..a8c; do. shoulders, ic;
hajns, 7?iaSc I.nnl Steady; western
steamed closed at $4.00; city, 51.23; De
cember, closed Jl.&T'.v, nominal; rellned,
steady; continent, $5; South American,
J.1.25; compound, Jtin-O&c. llutter Steatiy;
western crwiinery, 14a23lic.; do. factory,
10.113c; Hlgtns, 2J'4c; Imitation cream
ery, 12al7c; state ilalry, 12a20c; do. cream
ery, Ha23o. Cheeno Quiet; large white,
8'c; smal do., 6Va6V4c; large colored,
84C.; smal do., 94a9V4c; part skims, C'a
7c; full skims, SHaic Kggs Steady;
tato nml Pennsylvania, lCalSc; western
That is just tho truth about Hood's Sar
saparilla. We know it possesses merit
because it cures, not once or twice or a
hundred times, but in thousands and
thousands ot cases. We know it cures,
absolutely, permanently, when all others
fail to do any good whatever. We repeat
Sarsaparilla
Is tho best In fact the Ono True Blood rurlfler.
u n t--i cure nausea, Indigestion,
nOOCl S FlllS biliousness. 25ccms.
Steam and
Hot Water
OUR PRICES AND OOODS are Just right.
Mavo time and iiiouoy by dealing with.
u. hpeelal Drives in everything a sports
man neeiK Gunx, Fishing Tackle, CnnviM
(JooiN, Hump Hall, Football and Athletic
(Jood, at prices that defy cotnpetlon.
A. W. JuRISCMGU
324
ruceSt
JP J!
213 LACKAW1NN) AVENUE.
Has full and complete stock
of all the latest up-o-
date styles iu
Belts, Waist Sets,
Rogers' Silvar -Plated Wars,
Sterling Silver Spoons,
at the very lowest
possible prices at
213 Lackawanna Avenue.
ADMIRED BY HIS FRIENDS
i .
f, mm
The Kimball Piano,
CKAIG-Y-X0S CASTLE.
EATBNQ
Hot Air Furnaces,
Sanitary Plumbing,
Gas and Electric
Light Fixtures.
ELECTRIC LIGHT WIRING,
THE
W X
PUT YOURSELF IN OUR PLACE
And you will realize how eay It Is to fur
nish your homo luxuriously with n trilling
outlay, a llttlo nt a time, and you don't
miss It.
BARBOUR'S HOME GREDITHOUSE
425 LACKAWANNA AVE.
THE
iOSlC POWDER CO..
BOOBS I AND 2, COM'LTH B'L'BU
SCRANTON, PA.
I i CQNNELL CO.,
434 Lackawanna Ava.
'i(it0ihllq'-
For Sale by Hill & Connell, Protheros &
Co. and A. U. 5trong.
MINING AND BLASTIHG
POWDER
MADE AT MOOBIC AKD RUCfc
IALB WORKB.
The Home of Mme. I'attl A Museum of Price
less Mementoes Mow the Diva Shows Her
Loyalty, Though 1 housunils of Miles May
Intervene The Latest Is an Autograph
Letter Sent from Wales.
Crals-y-Nos Castle In the heart ot the
picturesque Swansea Valley, the home of
Mme. I'attl, contains some of Uio most
prlceles-s heirlooms and brlc-n-brae In
Great Hrltaln. Within Its walls are hn.i
venlrs from oery cllrr..? fathered by the
diva during the journeys oC her wondertul
career.
To receive a letter conflrmltiR the hlKh
opinion that she pronounced eight years
apo Is no common occurrence, and yet she
hJs recently repeated a previous honor.
Mmo. I'attl was the great artist who
first Indorsed tho Kimball pi J no, one of
which t-ho took to CralK-y-Nos Castle
with her in 1bS9, where it still stands in
excellent condition dftlns wood service.
Sluee tho t'Stlmonlal then RHen the Kim
ball piano, she has Indorsed no other.
Mme. Paltl lias now placed In her castle
ono of tho new btylo Kimball baby grand',
nnd this Is tho letter she writes concern,
lnir Its urrlval.
Cralu-y-Nos Castle, Ystradsynlals, It.H.o.,
Ilrecunshlre Si.uth Wales, July 2S lbUT.
Dear Mr. Kimball: It Is with great
pleasure that I wilte to at knowledge the
safe arrival of tho Klmbill baby gi.inl
piano. It Is indeed a beautiful piano and
has an exiuiiKito tone. It has alnvuly
been greatly admired by mans tonnuif
seura who aro all united in pronouncing
It to bo a chef-d'oeuvre. With kind ro
- sards, behove me, yours very truly,
Adelina I'attl NUollltl.
The Chicago Tlmefc-Herr.ld.
'm""vpM' fP
And envied by hli enomlcs. Wo have
biought about the tlmo when n man In mod.
eratoclrcumstancet can be well dres'ed. A
Khort time ago lie was compelled to put up
nlth n ready -mudb Niilt. Wo make n suit
from SIS up, tho color, cloth nnd cut guar
atiteed,
W. J. Davis,
Jin
Wyomlus
Ave.
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF SCRANTON,
Special Attention Given to BttsU
ncss and l'crsonnl Accounts.
Liberal Accommodations Kx
tciuled According to lSahmces and
Kcsponsibility.
3 Per Cent. Interest Allowed on
Interest Deposits.
Capital, -Surplus,
Undivided Profits,
$200,000
300,000
79,000
WM. roXNELIj, President.
IIENKYUEIilN,Jr.,YlccPrcs.
W1LLIAU II. PKCK, Cashier.
LAPLIN & RAMD POWDER CO
ORANGE QUN POWDER
Electrlo Datterles, Eleetrlo Uxilidri. for as
plodlug blasts, Safety luse, and
Rcpaimo Chemical Co.'s cxpLosiviw,
A NEW DISCOVERY
lly Dr. llnlaw, of Camv
den, N. J., tliut ubnolulely
preentH an septlo or loul
matter from entering the
womb.
Ah It dilutes the womb,
nil nervous aiseuses
nrWng from hpasmod
In notions n ro cured.
OMinun Ureases, Tu
mnm. I'roluiiiiiis.l'uln.
ful Menstruation, nnd till other tilseuies of
Women. Call or nond two-cent stump for
pal Honiara. ,
A. '. HUFPSOMMHK, URNHRAL AODNT,
ai Kmnklln Ave., Scranton, l'a.
$m$$g
0E0RGK II. IVKS,
f) West Market Street, W'llkes-Ilarrc.
W.S. FOOT E, Local Agciil,
l'J'J l'age I'luee, Scranton, l'a.
S1LVERSTONE,
The Eye Specialist
SI 00 To Any Ian.
WILL PAY SlOO FOR ANY CASE
2
Sola by
For
SPruoe street.
BotseUruMTneili tellable, monthly, recBUtlDf medlcln. fair harmlus 8Hd
the pnrtit drugs ihojld be dmJ, II you iw th bui, (et
0p- Peal's PenoiroyaB PBBBs
Thtr M crtpt, wf ard ctrUtn In renlt. The r.nluf (Dr. rel'i) u.tbt iUtf
nalut. gist OTwbcr,f 1.00. AddrtufUI.UxPtcUBC,, CUTtliud.O.
JOHN H. PHELPS, Phrmaolt, cor. Wvomlno avonue and
WPDOPtnjTO
9x nunnrmr
rtv.fl '"ASr" iS.
tMa.
Of Wciilviicss in Men They Trent ami
I'uil to Cure.
An Omaha Company places for tho
first time befoie tho public a MAGI
CAL TUKATMKNT for tho cure of
Lost Vitality, Nervous and Sexual
Weakness, and Restoration of Llfu
Force lii old and young men No
worn-out French remedy; contains no
I'hosphoious or other harmful drugs.
It Is a WONDHIIKUI. TURATMBNT.
Magical In its effects postlve in it3
cure. All readers, who aio sufferlns
from a weakness that blights their
life, causing that mental and physical
stiff ei lng peculiar to Lost Manhood,
. . ,. . , .... cniirpn ,n?ninir.
S!m."eVhIte Vroiit I COMPANY. Suite 717. Hang. Kullding,
Mioe Store, examlniK Omaha Neb, and they will send you
WIIOSK ollleo Is ut
ir li.iekauiiii.
All
m
tlio eye Ireu In tlu
most accurate av.
nnd hi prices for mh..
tncles are cheaper
1bun eUe-bre. A In.
nienlable IndlU'eiuiii'd
to the proper cure of
theejes seem to pon.
iebs mot people until
Ilia time comes when
beiuliiclirs. linuerfeol
Won, or other irsulu
of iitrh neglect ctvo wurnliiK that niituro H
rebelling nw-nliiHt mich ueatmunt of ona ot
the most precious glfK Normal vlilon U n
lilesHlm: iinapiirucliited until It 1ms been lot
nnd lestored; its lull Milue 1- then realUed,
Therelorc, you nhould not lose u day lu'fora
hnvlDK our eyes exantlnud. Thlsservlcu wo
Uladly render tree of charge.
RUM13MDBR TI1U I'LACK.
215 Lackawanna Avenue
In the White Front Shoo Store.
nlisulutely FIUOU a valuable paper on,
these diseases, und postlvo proofs of
their truly MAUICAL. THI3ATMENT.
Thousdnds of men, who have lost all
hope of a cure are being restored by
them to a pet feet condition
Tills MAGICAL THI.ATMI.NT may
be taHen nt homo under their direc
tions, or they will pay railroad fare
and hotel hills to all who prefer to go
there for treatment. If they fall to
cuie. They are perfectly reliable;
ilnvo no Free Prescriptions, Free Cure.
Free Sample, or C. O. P. fake. They
liavo $250,000 capltul, and guarantee to
cure every case they treat or refund
every dollar: or their charges may bo
deposited in a bank to ho paid to Uism
when a euro is effected. Write them
today.