THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1899. V NORTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA UARP'S FIGHT WITH A BIG BLACK BEAR HUNTER FOUND UNCONSCIOUS IN THE WOODS. Aid Drought Through the Efforts of His Faithful Dog Tho Victim of Druln's Rnge Lltiblo to Die, from Injuries Received in the Struggle Rescued by n Searching Party Elk's Memorial Day Personal and Other News from Monroe's Capital. Breclal to Tho Scranton Tribune. Strouilsburg, Nov. 22. Unconscious nnd bleeding from seven lacerations. tho body of Reuben Harps, a Wllkes Harro hunter, was found near Stnuf fer's late list night No'ir thu man Mns found the remains1 of a huge tjpir of black color A terrific struggle took place from the appearance of tho man nnd benst, and If Haip lives to tell tile stniv of tin fight It Will 1)0 duo to bis faithful dog, who jr-ivo tho alarm, nltliottgh clawed mid bier (linn fiom his contest with tho beir. Ifnrpi came to Ktauffer's. a email village on the 'Vllkesi-Untie and Pastern tallro.id. on Moinl.iv ana starterl out for panic with his dog en the Rime dav. He did rot leturn Morel iv night and as nothing vn hcnd frutn blm or Tu-'sdiy resl el"nts of tauffor's became alarmed. The eountiv In tint section Is wild, nnd U Is it" untreipient thlnR to kilt will eats and bats. Huilv List evening Harps' filthfut log overed with lilond "nd bearing every evidence of hclng In a bid tight, orauled Into Ptauffer's Tile animal's, appearancj confirmed the vt,tt feais of the vll ligers, ami at the Inst.gatlon ef Isaao 5 1 niifer i wealthv ltimberniin, a s it chin? initv of n.vnty iron w.ti er pinlred Armed with gun and lnn t' ins they wnt In search of tho mlss Ing hunter I J very llkelv place a lsited and uher the hour jriw lato the siaichers resohed to tiv tin cnun 'ry about the StlllwitPts litfore giving1 ui In a densp thicket, they found Ilirps. The man was unrotio(Ioim and nr perired to bo In a d Inc state. ITe was torrlblv lacerated and covered with I'tnni' Close bv him lay the body of nn onorijions hlnek bear. A stretcher w is made with cinthlmr for a bed and Harps was can led bad: to Ktauffer's Haips Is In no condltlm to tell the thrilling storv of his fight with bruin Appearances show that he must liav first wounded the bear who showed tight A struggle then took place, In which the doc miit have taken pait pnospncTivn limit to $25,000,000. A pipspecthe heir to twenty-five mllllops of dollars' Such fabulous wealth In stoic would appear to be enough to upsp' the mental equipoise of anvbodv. John V Case, of Past Stroudsburg, a tanner workman, who laLois hard eerv day for the susten ance of himself and family. Is one of tho supposed heirs to these millions, and vet he tolls on, unalfected by the sudden news of good fortune nnd his piobablo future transition 'rom pov city to great riches This great for tune of $ss,nno.ono Is comprised In prop el tv In the heart of the city of Cleve land, Ohio i (aimed to belong to the heirs of Leonatel Case, sr.. a long-lost gieat uncle of John W Case, of Past Kttntulsbuig This claim Is contested. A repot tor Intel viewed John W" Case and ho modestly told what he knew about the matter. Leonard Case, with tin oo bi others, came to this country over one hundred years ngo. The three !rothcis settled In Hunterdon nnd Wan en counties. N. J and leaied loige families. Leonard worked his w ly to Ohio, where ho entered the dtovlng business and soon grew wealthy, lie purchased largo tracts of Kind, and upon his death Leonatel Case, Ji., his son, inheilted the fortune. Tho j. 4. -f-f-f-f f-t-f - -f Our JUS. A. OIL'S f f- I FOR MEN I Are the Finest Hade. PRICES: t $5 and $6 J t t l&arLook at our t 4- 4 f f Wyoming Avenue Window t X l (For Good Shoes) X t 4 4 - - " I Ml jt- Mr g ige aim n p m V " ArJ Iff allaalmuMxi J9 V dr Urn JuA SviiJ a a a ,L HO lItMMO Lackawanna and Wyoming Aves., Scranton, Pa. 14- ' -4-4-4 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - '4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - latter died about twenty years nso in testate. At that time the property wan worth fiom fifteen to twenty million dollars. Inctuded In the estate is the Case School of Applied Science, valued at J2.000.000. The Case heirs In New Jersey, of whom John XV. Is one, having been bnin nnd raised In Warren county, learned of the death of Leonard Case, but up to tho present time they have failed to establish their right to tho property In dispute. A coachman em ployed by Leonard Case, Jr., before his death mado his appearance In Pny onne the other day and related the story to one of the heirs, nnd also gave valuable Information to prove their kinship. The old family lilble of the Case family was unearthed a few days ago near Cleveland. ELK'S MEMORIAL. The ElkB Memorial day, which an nually comes on the first Sunday In December, will be observed this year In the Court house by the Past Stroudsburg lodge, 319. The service, always beautiful nnd impressive, will be more Interesting than usual, an! the court room will accommodate i much larger number of tho throng always anxious to witness the exer cises Admission will be by ticket A committee, of which II. S. Puterburgh, ev-mayor of Past Stroudsbiug, Is a member, Is now busy making annnge ments and piepatlnir the ptogramme. The trial of George Selple, charged with embezzlement by the East Ftroudsburg National bank, will b gln In the United States court at Philadelphia, next Monday. Chandler A Oakes, esq., of Kingston, N". Y., a foimer Preshyteilan pastor heio, who Is counsel for Pelple, has been lit town for the past few days. Ho refuses to say what manner of defense will be made. Mr. Oakes has associated with him In tho case A. H. Van Huron, esq , of New York, and L. II. Inston, of Philadelphia Tho case has ntti acted considerable Interest as Selplc Is well Known here. DEATH OF MRS. ANDREWS. Pliabeth, wife of Jacob Andtews, of Rosslnnd, (Ilea nfter an Illness of three days. Rev. S. F. Lauiey olllclatcd at the f uncial. Resides a latgo number ''" "'V " , " .V. ' . i..' of friends, her husband and the fol- I , P!of- HIwnoil. tho swindling j lowing chlldien mourn hot loss: D. S. JnP r- o icoontly v ctlm ' Andiews. W. E. Andiews. of Koss- '71 "" c' aplv H""" an land. J. S. Andiews, of Philadelphia, i.nt Pond Is at his old Bimo In .i m... T...n,...nn nf ,,,.. i tow ns in "N ostom New "i ork The pub- .11.1. ....O. . . V... ........ ... . ..... U burg, also the following bi others and ..,- ..... ..-,,-.. I 1 1 . ! I slstets: Anthony Frable, of Hosslnnd, Mis. Cathailne Young, of Lehlghton, and Mrs. Mai la Frable, of Aquashl cola. Agent Joseph Overlleld has trans acted the following leal estate deals Farm of bi ncres, in Chestnut Hill, known as the William Fonnfr prop- ei o, belonging to Abraham Bush and i wife, of Shawnee, to John F. Menj,le, i of Westmoio. Luzerne county, one hundred and six acies of timber land, to C. W. Dctilck, of Spraguevllle, for $1."0 seventj acies of timber land to Adam Young, for $200. and forty-five acies to ri.iuk Cramer, for $75. I'i:itSONALS LTC 1'roftssor I'lcrnun, of the Stato Nor mal school, was suddenly called to I hll utlelphla Mr and Mrs John S. Schnoor, of thU town, went to Philadelphia Hangar foot ball team nlll play the Nornnil's pecond team next Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Mialcy. 'f Hasten, have been lbltlng Oeorge liisss, of Uartons ille. Prothonolary W. F. Decker Is In Phila delphia on business llehcnrbalH of "All for Ills Country ' will begin in G. A. R. hall on Monday evening. A marriage license hns been issued to James P. McHhoy and Klla Houser, of Tobjhannu Mills. Judge Craig has given a decision allow ing the Hherlff to an end his icturn In the Normul school case Mrs Chnrles Yetter went to Scranton todav to Inspect Ladles' Aid society, No. 10, of i: S. Cirlllln camp, No. 8, Sons or Veterans On ThnnksgMng afternoon the Normal ehncn meets the Hcllpse of Wilkes. Barre, on tho Normal campus. Quito wrti -t- r - - f f---f " H - 4 - - H - -1 X $ l wtiA 4- 4- 4 4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-t 4 4-4- mmMmJ X W mm sSga ! 'Mllg1 in ' ' .nJL ILlini in rtjiTi' jJl.'atf'j -r a number of tho alumni uro members of tho visiting team, A number of residents will attend tho McKlnley lodge ball in Apollo hall, Pat ergon on Friday, John M. Thtirncr, n former East Stroudsburg resident, and Miss Annie Hlnton, of Drown street, wera married In New York city this afternoon, A charter of incorporation has been granted tho Pohoqunllno Pish and Game tissoclutlon of this county at Harrlsburg. About fifty pcoplo from the two towns took In tho 3.15 excursion to tho Phila delphia exposition today. A patent has been granted to T. D. Drake and Prank Transue on their nowly Invented sash lock. ' Captain W. H. Scott nnd Samuel Ylnger placed several hundred fish fry in Lako Poponomlng, this county, on Monday. Tho Lehigh has been stockod by tho same parties. Revival services at Shafer's school house closed on Tuesday night after a very successful season of several weeks. There has been n largo number of seek ers aftor the truth. SUSQUEHANNA. Special to Tho Scranton Tribune. Susquehanna, Nov. 22. A young daughter of Mrs, Lervo.of Erie avenue, died Inst evening of dlphthetla. Tho remains were interred last evening In the Grand street cemetery. Tho Owogo lirldgo company this morning commenced the work of erect ing' a county iron bridge over tho Drinker creek on Main street, In this borough. It will (111 another "long felt want." Tho Misses Ella and Cornelia Stonp, of Catbonclile, ire In town. Prominent Eric and Delaware nnd Hudson ofl'clals held n coriference In Carhondalo on Tuesday. j Miss Mamie Morris und Mamie Pur- I nell, of Cnrbondale, have returned home from a visit with Surquehnnna friends. ' Dr J. J. Doyle, the health ofllcer, In a public communication asks the co operation of tho citizens in mannglng and averting tho spread of scarlet fever. "Otherwise It must only be ex pected thnt more stringent nnd com pulsorv measures will have to be adopted." Mrs. A. H. Gill, of Montrose, an n,s-' slstant Inspector, hns Inspected tho Woman's Relief corps in Thomson and Jackson The Helping Hand society of tho Methodist church will hold a "harvest home" social In the chinch parlors thlsi evening. ' At the county court. In Montrose, I Willis Lorno. of Now Mllford, con victed of felonious rape, was sentenced to undetpo Imprisonment In tho '";""' i-hi i. iuu.ce-c-u n'uui ., nftn l.lH " "- "'""I 111,11. Dr. r. M. Michaels, of Rlnghamton, Is in town. Mrs. Lizzie Cook, of Washington street, on Tuesday afternoon left for Newark, X. J., her new homo. The christian ard missionary peoplo will ponn begin n nrles of meetings In I Lenowllle this county. 1 Kile iletot lives are on the trail of , who Ptc, c.a,h from pocket an(1 rni, aotl!? tne !riPi Uilr Hose companv No. 1 will hold Itn fouiteentb annual ball In Togin opera house on We,lnedav evening1, Novem ber 20, Thnnksghing ove. Music will be furnished by Doran's full Susque hnnna orchestra. William J. MaNey, of Forest Cl'y, pherlff-elect, Is preparing to remove to Montrose. At the next county election, pro thonotary Henry V. Manger will im doi'htedly be elected to succeed him self. The D'Ormond-reller company ap poared In Hogan opera house this; evening1 In "Monte Crlsto," to fair business. Mrs. W. T Frye of Kutherford, N. J., returned nome on Tuesday after noon from a visit with Susquehanna relatives. A bogus agent for the Harper pub lications has been operating In this section, receiving a portion of the sub scription price in advance and never sending the maga7lne The woman has no connection with the Harpers. The Dorcas society will hold Up an nual fair In the Prestylerlan church parlors December 5 and C. The two "Atlintle" tvpe locomotives, just built for the Trie by tho Baldwin Locomotive Works, In Philadelphia, nio being tested nn the Delaware di vision. They are numbered C02 nnd Of". W. L. Dow. of F.lmlrn, superinten dent of the Susquehanna division of the Drie. was oflU'lally engaged In town on Tuesday nfternoon. The election Is over, yet the Tran script Is still pjlntlng pictures for de feated candidates for county offices. Like obituary poo try. they are mighty comforting1 to somebody. A number of Susquehanna people ars In Torest citv todav witnessing th laying of the coiner stone of n Cath olic church. AVOCA. The marriage of Miss Jean W daughter of Mrs Sarah Cranston, to Robert Rone, of Plttston, was solem nized at tho residence of tho brlde'jt mother last evening. At 7.30 o'clock the bridal couple entered the parlor to the strains of Mendelssohn's wed ding march, played by her sister, Miss Jessie. They were accompanied by Miss Sarah Cadman, a niece of the bride, who acted as flower girl. Tho bilde looked handsome In a piettlly designed costume of brown broadcloth with white satin and point laco trim mings. Rev. N. G Parke, of Plttston, performed the ceremony, before an em bankment of chrysanthemums and palms After the newly wedded couple had received congratulations from their f 1 lends they repaired to tho din ing hall, wheie a sumptuous Uast was served. About midnight they left on the Delaware, Lackawanna and AVestein train for Philadelphia and Washington. The bride Is a graduate from Dr. Pierce's medical hospital and has been veiy successful during the past few years In her profession. The groom Is a popular young man and holds a responsible position for tho Pennsylvania Coal company. They will reside In prettily furnished apart ments in Oiegon Heights. Three children of D. J. Ilurns are seriously 111 of diphtheria. Tho nose company will conduct a social in Herbeit's hall on Friday evening, when they will dispose of tho chalnlcss bicycle. Ladles admitted free, gents 25 'ents. T. J. O'Malley and James Maloney, of Newport News, Vn., are spending a few days in Haw ley. Rev. J. J. McCabe, of Auburn, was a visitor In town yesterday. Mrs Wnlter Hutchlngs, of South Main street, la seriously ill, W. J. Rennlman and Uiarles Har denhure: attended tho Compton obso quits at DrlnKer yesterday. Several days ago, when Mr. Rennlman was staying at Compton'a hotel the latter, one evening, while driving Rennlmon's horse, which Is quite spirited, 'was FINANCIAL. 10 Profit Each Week Upon Your Investment Financial deals of all-surpassing magnitude enable the FRANKLIN SYNDICATE To pay you a weekly profit of Five Dollars Upon Every Fifty Dollars Invested. This profit is mailed to your address EVERY SATURDAY So long as the principal is left in our hands. Thousands of Wise People Are taking advantage of this phenomenal offer to double their money in eleven weeks. FULL PARTICULARS Of these stupendous transactions and all-eclipsing profits will be sent upon application to W. F. MILLER, Man'ager, 144 Floyd Street, BROOKLYN, N. Y. thrown out of the carriage and sus tained Injuries which caused his death. The Father Mathew society will meet In bpcclal session on Friday evening. Mrs. Ncal Ferguson, of Lincoln i.. ' la seriously 111. m TUNKHANNOCK. Special to The Scranton Tribune Tunkhannock, Nov. 22. Sheriff A. G. Gregory empanelled the following jury, Nelson Stark, Hlgar .Osterhout, D. W Hetman, F. D. Ulght, W. F. Hall and J. D Inman, and on Tuesday held an Inquisition on the farms of tho John Lee estate In Falls and naton town ships, which nre the subject of par tition proceedings In the Orphans' court of this county. The value, as tlxed bv the jury, was J4.C1G B6 for the Falls farm and $3,0S6 for the Katon farm. Attorneys Asa S. Keoler and II S. Hardlnc were In attendance at the Inquest. The funeral of the Itev. Nathan Lelghton, whose death occurred on Monday last, was held yesterday after noon from his late residence, with In terment at Gravel Hill cemetery. A cablegram has been received here from Z. Wells Reynolds, paymaster on the tTnlted States cruiser Charleston, announcing the safe ai rival of himself nnd R J. Little, pay clerk on the same essel, at Manila. PITTSTON. Sneclal to tho Birnntnn Trll,.. I Plttston, Nov. 22 Henry Gallagher, a popular conductor on the Wllkes-Harro and Wjomlng Traction line, was united in marriage this afternoon ut 12 30 to Miss Maggie Tracy, of Searlo street, this cit. Tho ceremony was performed, In St. John's Roman Catholic church by Rev. Father Gi-Vey. Thu bridesmaid was MUj Julln Cavanaugh, of Scranton, whtlo the groom's best man was Trank Black, of Wllkcs-B.irre. As thu couple entered the church a wedding march was played by Miss Maria Kearney. A wedding din ner was served at the home of tho bride's parents, at which about 123 guests were present, including the following from Scranton: James Cavanaugh, Miss Mamo Cavanaugh, Miss Nellie Gibbons nnd MIsj Loretta Grimes. The newly-married couple will make their future homo on Sullivan street, Wilkes-Barre. Mrs. Grimth G. Thomas, wife of tho mlno superintendent of the Newton Coal company, died about 10 o'clock this morn ing at the Wilkes-Barre hospital For some timo past Mrs. Thomas had been suffering from nn Internal cancer, and last Saturday she was taken to the hos pital, where an operation was pel formed. At first It was thought tho operation was successful nnd tho patient would re cover, but a change for tho worse sud denly set in, nnd sho passed away as nbovo stated. Shu was a daughter of Mrs. Rachel Davis, of Hyde Park, and had been a lifo long resident of that place until a few years ago, when she moved to Plttston. Tho funeral will take place Saturday. Serlccs will be held nt the family homo on North Main street ut 12 o'clock, after which tho remains will bo taken to Hydo Park for inter ment. Joseph C. Hitchner, manager of tho Plttston branch of tho National Bis cuit company, entertained tho manngers and salesmen of tho various branches or tho compau In this section nt his homo In West Plttston last eventng A din ner was sened at is o'clock, after which there was a season of speech making, "Tid Bits" himself acting as toastmaster. It was a most enjoyable affair. One of the features was an original poem writ ten and read by Ior Iirr. Among those thoso present were M. M Lemon, John Vnll, Ivor Parry, John McTayu", of Scranton. SYRACUSE TRIUMPHANT. Dickinson College Team Downed by the New York Men. Carlisle. Pa., Nov. 22. The football game between Dickinson college and Syracuse university today was won by Syracuse by a score of IS to 7. Tho game was hotly contested, but the su periority of the Syracuse men was ap paient throughout. Dickinson braced up some In the latter part of the llrst half and put In a fresh man In the second half. Dickinson's seven points were made on a safety and a drop kick by Cllpplnger from tho 40-yard line. For Syracuse Captain Dorr mado a touchdown and goal. Cummlngs score! a touchdown on a tiO-yard run and Dorr kicked the goal. Cummlngs made another touchdown, Dorr again kicking the goal. A True Friend. A friend In need Is a friend Indeed. That Is exactly what Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is, It Is the mothers help when she Is suddenly awakened In the night by the ominous husky cough, and labored breathing, of her babe. It Is tho safe resort of tha youth or adult when he has "caught cold" and there Is coughing and Irrita tion of tho mucus membrane of tho throat. It allays tho Irritation and cures the cold,. For sale by all drug gists, Matthewa Rros., wholesale and letall agents. FINANCIAL. WJAJCML. TO SMALL INVESTORS. TO LARGE INVESTORS. Six Per Cent. Interest Is paid pcml-nnmi. ally to lnestuiH In "The Ilcpew sy dlca'e' on union ts from SI OO to SI O.OOO. gAFlq CON EMCNT, PIUll'ITAllLU. INQUIRE OF J."T. McCoilom, Attorney 422 SPRUCE ST., SCRANTON, PA. THE MARKETS. " Wall Street Review. New Yoik, Nov. 22 The stock market drifted rather aimlessly today under tho Influence of lenewed uneasiness oer tho mone situation. A moderuto demand lor London nccout.t II 1 ted prices at thi opening und during the course of the duy thero were isolated moements In a number of tudlvldu il stocks But the In fluence of these domoustintlons of strength In Fpnts on tho general market wns small and the tone was sluggl h throughout. Total sales, par nht $2. 37.'j.ew United States 2 advanced u. and the 3s nnd old und new 4s V4 in the bl I price The stocl. exchange will ; losil on Saturcl.n out of ltspect to the lato Vice President Ilobart The range of tndiv'a prices for the nc tlve stocks of the New York stock mar kets me Ren below Tho quotations are furnished Tho Trlbuno by J N 1U S hL.1,1, & CO, members of the Cousoll il iii ?.tn.ck ,:x hnrgo, 410 and 411 Con nell building, Scranton Pa. Open- High- Low- Clos ing est est. Ing Am. Cot. Oil Am. Sug. Ro'g Co Am. Tobacio Co ., Am S & W Atch , To. t! S. Fo A. T., & S. P., Pr Am Tin Plate ... Halt ft Ohio Brook R. T Con. Tobacco ,. . Ches. & Ohio Chic, B & Q ... Chle. ft O. W .. Chic , Mil. ft St. P Chic, R I. & P ... Con Gas C C C ft St L . Delaware ft Hd D., L ft XV Ted. Steel Fed. Steel. Pr ... Gen Klectrlc .... Louis ft Nash ... .. T,vx VA 37 37 ,.1.M ..UTTi . 41 157!, lK'J lr.7, liv llig IIS 49 23V 3U4 C4' &! 4x14 227s CC 3t',i .14 S7H 42i 4V, 211, GlPs 3414 E4i; 8V I2"4 2.1 ecu , 3t'4 G4M S7-i 424 2S& IV S'f, J 11214 11234 13214 112U . m lfj, 1414 14 MVt 12Ji 12311 12.-.I., 113 113 HIV H.P4 ..l'T. 193 194 in' 1 G4'4 .. m 44 C0'4 ..UZVt in 12214 122'i .1:1014 Yi 1W4 190 Ea, iii n 6N'4 . sua .127 SOij 80 SO1! r0'4 127 lH iWi MiVi ifi Manhattan RIo ..lOi 104V3 10T4 101 Met. Traction Co ...191 It' 1S1; 19IU 4XU Mo Pact Ho 4S3. 4SK. "07 4S4 30A Nat Lead N. J Central .... N. Y. Central ., Ont. ft West .... Norfolk, Com .., North, raclflc ., Nor. Pac, Pr . Pacific Mall ..., Ptnn. R. R. ..., Peoplo's Gas ... P. C C. ft St. L Reading, Com Rending, 1st Tr tT S Leather Southern Paclflu Southern R. R . Tenn . C ft Iron . .10 .121 .137 ,014 124U 123 121 J-S7-K, Jl,i- 1ST y, 2V, 27U r,r., : -i'i 27? E-. 27 7o5i ) lo-a 447i 41 14'4 41 1304 1.014 11014 130" 1U'4 111 11114 113-4 7fi 70 76 214 r.'ii 21 43 21H ro 21H r.'. 21 r. E7? 2114 60 4P4 r.7'1 112', lx 49., ISij 87 H 17 17, 11T4 11.J14 112 Texas Pacific 18 I'nlon Pacific 4i 18 1S 49 Union Pac, Pr . ... 7 IT. s. Leather, Pr ..81 IT. S Rubber 4SVi West. Union SS 7i. 81 4S SS 7i.'!8 81 4x14 87 CHICAGO BOARD Or TRADR. Open- High- Low- CIos Ing . est. est Inc WIIRAT. December .... May OATS. May PORK. 1)7': fi7 71 CG74 71 rc 71'i 71H 2114 21'i 21 24 January OCT 9 57 9 47 9 SO Scranton Board of Trade Exchange Quotations All Quotations Based on Par of 100. STOCKS. Bid Asked. First National Rank 800 Scranton Salngs Hank 233 Scranton Packing Co 95 Third National Rank 425 Dime Dep ft DIs Rank 200 Economy ' Light, ,11 1 A .P. Co 47 Scranton III . II & P. Co ... 85 ... Lacka. Trust ft Safe Dep Co. 150 Scranton Paint Co . so Clark ft Snovur Co., Com. ... 400 Clark ft Snover Co. Pr. 123 Per Iron Kenco ft Stfg. Co 101 Scranton Axle Works 100 Lacka Dairy Co., Pr 20 Co. Savings Bank ft Trust Co 210 ... BONDS. Scranton Pass. Railway, first mortgage-, due 1920 , 115 People's Street Railway, first mortgage, due 191S 113 People's Street Railway, Gen eral mortgage, due 1921 115 Dickson Manufacturing Co 100 Lacka. Towimhlp School 5 10.2 City of Scranton St. Imp. C ... 10J Mt. Vernon Coal Co 65 Scranton Axle Works Scranton Traction C bonds.. 113 ... Scranton Wholesalo Market (Corrected by II. G. Dale, 27 Lackawanna Avenue.) Butter Creamery. 24u23c. ; print, 23c; dairy, llrklns. 23c; tubs, 2Ja23c. Kegs Select western, 17V4c; nearby, state. 20c. Cheese Full cream, new, 13o. Beans Per bu., choice marrow, 12 30: medium, t2, peu, U Onions Per bu., 45c. Potatoes Per bu , 45c. Lemons li 60e3.75 per box, FIour-Ji.50. rJiwYorkOraln nnd ?rortnco Marfci Now York, Nov. 22 Flour Loss no ttvt, but llim until towiuilx the oiuxo when tho fecllnt; lieconio cuslcir follow Iiik tho ilecllno in wheat. Wheat Spot hIphiIv: No. 2 red. I.Wc. t. o b. nllo.it I spot; No, 1 northern Duluth, 77!ic f, o, k)jo?)k)c:xok:kxxc)5 I We Exterminate From Your And destroy every without takiug furniture apart. ft 1115, 1UI. ill $ J5 Successfully treated by our New Process, O aud work guaranteed. Our prices are very ft ft reasouable. ft I The Scranton Bedding Co. i 4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4- 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4444 - 4 - 4 I Noted Arrivals Those popular Morris Chairs that created such a furore a few weeks ago are again here for your inspection. t Beginning Tomorrow A limited quantity best oak frames, (high- ly ornameuted) reversible velour cush- Qfl "7r 4- ions, filled with best material, at UT1! I 3 X Would he considered good value at $7.30, 4- 4-4- COf FEKTHVUTE Established Yesterday. 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 44 ast Mountain Sold by All First-CIass Druggists. Highly Recom mended by Physicians. FAMILY ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. JOSEPH ROSS. AGENT, Office t)02 West Lackawanna Avcnne, Scranton, P.. TELEPHONE 4732. WHEN IN STROfiG or to the whole being. All drains Bs OoO-fi"! WfsLlA an hi mi "svs.yir.wxvew "j ftUHlH ; KJSs H : Kt lu n. f r jm 7 svs a " i il 1-SfjBS JUhViK are properly cured, their condition olten worries them into Insanity, Consumption or Death, Mailed sealed. Price 9 1 per box, 6 boxes, with lronIad legal guarantee to cure or refund thf $sma)s money, is so. Send lor free book. For Sale b JOHN H. PHELPb, Spruce strost. 1). afloat to nrrle; No 1 hard Duluth. Sc f. o. b atlo.it to airlvo, No 2 red 72o cleator, options steady at 'sc ad vnnce and further niHanced on cables und local coerlns, follow lnc disappoint ing northwestern receipts, later the feel Inir became very weak owlnff to the apathy of exporters and an entire lack of speculative support. Closed weak nt '4c net decline, Starch cloned, 7."7c , Mn, 757rC , December, 72Uc Corn tSpot steady. No 2, 418c fob afloat 4uV eleator; options opened steidy nt Uc ndvance and ruled llim, turnlne wtakei, however, on clearing wmlher In the coin belt nnd absence of sufficient export sup port, iildd weak at net unchniiirtd prices to YiC. decline, December closed 337sc. Oats Spot llrm; track white, 31.i 34c , options nominal Ilutter Strons, western cieamery, 2.!a2GVc , do factor. ICialSc. ; prlmo crenmeij, 2la21a4c;i4 , Im itation creamery, l"a!ic ; stato dalr, ISa 2T)C. , do. (rreamerv, Slaloc; Cheese Klrm; smill Septimber, KaiNiC ; llnest October, 12112'c , lurmi fanc Septem ber, 12'ialJl.c. , laiKo Octobei llnest, ll'jo Dees Quiet; stato nnd l'ennsjlvnnla, 2i a2lc loss off; western, ungraded, nt mark, lla20c. Philadelphia Live Stock Maiket. rhlladelphla. Nov 22-Whcnt l'lrm and 'ic. hlRher; contract Br.ide, Noem ber, 70i4a7l'4C Corn l'lrm nnd He. hlRh er; No 2 mixed Novembt r, IFnSJ'ic O.its Steady, No 2 white clipped, 31a32e , No 2 do. do . Wsa He . No 2 mixed do , LS'iaSOc. I'otutoeH I'lieliaiiBed. Penn nlanla choice, rer bushel, iSariOe ; New York and western do do, M.iSc , New York and western, fair to good do, 10a 4.7c Utittei rirm. fnncy western cream ery, 2fl'tc ; do pi lilts, 2Se iCkus l'lrm nnd nearby 1c higher, fnsh nearb, 2le. , do. western, 21o , do. southwestern. 2-V , do southern 2le Cheese I 'nc hanged Hetlned Sugars Dull Cotton Stind) Tallow Dull nt fotmer atcs; city prime, in hogsheads 45ii4340 ; country do do , barrels 474a5c. : dark, do 4anaH5C , raki's, EUc ; grease 1a4'4e I.le I,oultr Un changed: fowls SuSijC : old roosters, n'fcn "e. : spring chickens, 7'jnS'i.c ; ducks, Sale , turkejs, Sale , geese 8,i!'e. Dressi d Poultry Weak and uii'-tttled. fowls, choice, 9c ; do fair to good KaS'c ; old roosters, nearln iiJIr . as to bIzp and eiuallty. western do , large 10o , niedliim, do., 8a9c smnll do, Ca7'tc ; turkes, choice, 10c ; lo fair to good Sale; In ferior do., a7c ; ducks nnd geise, 7no Itecelpts Flour C "iti bairels and 2S(W fiuks, wlient, .V,,i IiuhIicIs, coin, 112.0H) l'lisltfls; oats, 11 000 bushels Shipment. Wlult. SbOOO bushels coin, lv),VnO busn els; oats, 116,000 bushels. Chicago Oialn and Produce. Chlecign, Nov 22 Wheat was firm early with Liverpool but weakened on libel nl receipts and report of n large ship ment from Duluth to tills port, closing 4n'ic under jesterda) Corn. Influenced by heavy clearances and interruption of the movcmint closed 'atC higher for Decembtr May unchanged Oats closed unchanged and provisions 2Ve lower Cash quotations wire as follows Flour Steadj , No 2 ellow, 331133V: N" 3 spilng wheat ClaiiTie . No. 2 red, ii7'ia Uic: No 2 corn. 3inM',,c , No 2 white, 2Ae . No. 3 white JSijitJuV'.; No 2 rve, ulVKe . Nn 1 liax seed, $1 31Hal IJ, northwist, 81 SlHat 3.'. pr'mo tlmotli seed, f2i5n2 5"i; pnrk J7 70a9C0; lard, $4 SO nSOiH, ribs. 4 RO.iG 10; slumldeis, taSV ; short" clear Bides, JllSaCSO, whtskcj, 132'4; sugnis, iinchacBed Iluffnlo Live Stock Mnrket. Knbt Iluffalo, Nov. 2.' -Cattle Hectlpts, 3 cms tale, slow mid weak for common grades; good cattle scnuo nnd steady, eals, top, I7a7.ri0, few fancy up to $7.75; common to good, $toi6 7S, heavy fat ci.lwx, fatl; fed cals 1 1 .'3,i I sr , grassers. Jia3 milch cows, i is. best ones, $lu.i50, oth ers, JaJM per linail Hogs Receipts, 30 cais sale, active but l"al5c lower for all but rhotco light pUs, Yorkers. llUnl.lt; bulk sales, lllii, mixed du pigs, J l 20a 4.30; roughs, MSnulGO; stags. $3,1.111.; closed stiong. Sheep und Lambs Offer Intra 32 cars: best native lambs, tlrm; 1 common bucky Blow tops, $4 D0a5.03; oth- Moths 1 Furniture inotli worm aud egg, 55 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4- 4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4- X 4-4-4- 4-4-4- S BEIGHMSER, 406 Lackawanna Avenue - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - i - Lithia Water DOUBT, TRY TheyliaTe itood llietestofreus, and hve cured thousands of casei of Nervous Dneasei, such as Debility, Dizzmesf, Sleepiest nc j and Varicocele.AtioDhv.&c They clear the brain, strengthen the circulation, make digestion nerfect. and imtiart a health and losses are checked permanently. Unless patients Address, PEAL MEDICINE CO.. Clcvslan. 0. Pharmacist, ccr. Wyoming avenue an To PATENT Good Ideas may be Been red by our aid. Address, THE PATENT RECORD, Baltimore, Mi ers, $150i4 73 hcep, dull; tops mixed, JlOTnlliO, oth is, $1 60aJ DO; wethers and jearllngs, $1 1 10 Chicago Live Stock Market. Chicago, Nov 22 Cattle Best grades, stc.idj , both short horn and angus steers sold to'la. at 57. common and medium kinds, 23a40c lower than Monday, good to choice, Jj"07, poor to lnedlum, 430a5.23; mixed stockeis $3a3 7."i; selected feeders, J4 20a4C3, good to choice cows, J3 00a4.40; heifers, $3Ga4 7u, crnneis, $2a2.90; bulls, $2J'a4 2J, enlvis, $4a7, fed Texas beeves, $l2".a"..40, grass Teas steers. J3 23a4.23; western range beev s, $4a3 23. Hogs Steady to Sc lower, closed comparatively steadj ; fall clearareo, mixed nnd butcli ers $T80.il07'i, god to choice heav, J3 90 a!30. rough heavy, JMIa3t7', light, $J.oO alOJ'i; bulk of sales, $193a4 Sheep mar ket dull and slow, native wethers, $3.Wa 4 40, lambs, $lu3 2.1, western wethers, $3.75 a4 15: wclern lambs $1 73a3 10 Receipts Cattle, lH.COO head hogs, 1U.0OJ head, sheep 17,0e0 head. New York Live Stock. New York Nov. 22 Heeves, slow, good steels, scarco and stcidy, others lOulCc, lower, steers, $laS70, nc choice here; oxtn i-'al75, bulls, il 9)a4 10 cows $1.30 ntho, lielfirs anil storkers $2 73a3BO. Calves Tr.ulo slow but prices steady; veals, $1 rmaS, tops, $8 23, little calves, $1 grassers $J.r0.it Fhtep Dull, lambs openid steady, elosel dull and 10c lower, Bhecp, f.'2'al. choice, $4 23, culls $2, lambs, $1 2i.t3 23 one deck extra, $3.40, sold innlnlj at $1 17'inr. 12'4 culls $2 GOa 4; Canada lambs, $3 20 Hogs -Receipts, 7,C2'I head; steady ut $!33alCO. East Llbei ty Cattle Market. Hast Liberty , Nov. 22 -Cattle-Steady; PNtra, $30if; prime, $5 70aK'M), common, 9.li3 CO Hogs hlovv at unchanged prices, shet p, slow $llial23, common, $l50a2 50; eholco lambs, $1 MVi, common to good, ti ai 73, veal calves, $C SO.iT 25 Oil Mnikct. Oil City, Nov. 22 -Credit balances, $1 5S: certificates closed ltu, bid for enshj oil sales, l.ono b.urels cash oil nt $1 Sou,, shlpmtnts 71,211 barrels; average 85 313 b.urels: runs, 109,201 barrels averugo, S5.4U ban els How's ThlsP Wo offer Ono Hundred Dollars Reward for unv case of Cataiih that cannot ba ciutU by Hull's Catarrh Cure. V J CllllNCT & Co Toledo. O Wo, thu uncle rslgmd have known F J Chenev foi Wie last 15 lears, and bellevo lilm peifcdly licmorable In all business tiansactlons nnd llnaneliilly lible to enrry out any obligations made bv their firm West & Truax, Wholesalo Druggists, To ledo, O Woldlng. Klnnnn & Marvin, Wholesale DriiKglsts, Toledo O. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, acting directly upon tho b'uod and mil cous sui faces of tho sv stein 1'rlce i5o, per bottle Sold uj all Druggists Testi monials sent fiee. Hull's Family rills tiro tho best - - ONi: SHORT PUFF CLHARS THI3 I1LAD Does your head acho' Ilavu you pains over our ees? Is there a constant dropping In the throat Is tho breath offensive? These are certain symp toms of Catarrh. I)i Agnew s Catarrhal Powder will cute most stubborn cases In a marvellously shcut lime. If you've had Catuirh a week It's u suro cure, If It's of fifty veors standing It's Just as effective. For wilu by Matthews Bros, and W. T. Clark.-52. JiJAliiS
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