THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1900.
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
WRECK AT FACTORYVILLE.
Two Freights Got Togethor in a Dii
astroua Roar-End Collision.
Rpeclnl lo llio bcrui ton Tribune.
Factoryvllle, J-'ob. G.A bad uccl
on the iviaunie, I.nrknwunna nnd
W'cMern ncetured nboiit ft 45 o'claik
Monday night, a short dletanee above
the station nnd near the old creamery.
A ro.il train on the Finithbound trnelc
wan preparing to gn Into the mm Itch In
order to let a fast lluffnlo freight pas.
when the freight, which tt follottlng
clopelv, came thundering down upon
them, musing a rar-end colllon. The.
freight was pulledi hv a heavy freight
engine nnd hnd n helper on ahead,
which in- liafsongor inglnc No. 910,
one of the company'? fnitrnt englne-i.
nnd which nn badly winked. Th)
pilot of the freight engine -ap com
pletoly demolished. The caboose and
two pondolrm of the coil train v. ere
totally wicckid.
The train m-n escaped by Jumping.
The wrecking tialn wmkid all Monday
night nnd neaily nil day Tuesday clear
Ins up the wicck.
DEATH CLAIMS A BRIDE.
Taken Suddenly 111 and Expires
Within a Fow Minutes.
Rppcl.il to the S'irniitoii Tribune.
Plttston, Pel). (! Mix. John riannl
pan, of Po:t Urlllith, was tuken sud
denly 111 on the Public Square, Wilkes
Harre, late esteidny afteinoon, nnd
was carried Into ;i neaiby ding stoie,
whore he died live minutes later.
Khe hnd bien tilling foi iibnui a wee'e
and had pone to Wllkvsi-H.uie lor
treatment by n ploslciin there, 'ind
was aljout to tai t home at the time.
The Middest ft attire att.it bed to the
sudden demise Is the fact that Mi.
Flnnnlgan wns mm i led Just four weeks
ago. She wns about K5 ears of nge.
Death Is thought to have been due
to apoplexy.
.
SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY.
for embalming In
Lake
Ileonentird college
New Viiik city.
Hon. J. 12. Woodmnnsce, of
Ooino, wns In town on Satutdny.
ltev. H. TJ. Sheldon, of Kingston, N
V who Is conducting a successful
seilts of meetings In the Presbteilan
chm lIi In this place, will soon hold
meetings In Forist City.
It Is rumored thnt the Mormonltes
have secured vernl women converts
In SusquehatiiTi county, nnd will send
them to Utah.
Theie was a pood attendance today
at the Hotiesdalo district I2pworth
League convention, In' cession nt
Thompson The convention will tlosj
Wednesday night.
The flist "sleighing" paity of the
Mason lift Susquehautia for Windsor
last evening.
The H.illstend Herald Intimates that
If the lhandt chair factoty Is not se
cured for that town, Hallstcad will
don "snek cloth and nsnea."
PITTSTON.
CHILDREN
Are they troubled with head
aches ? Are the lessons hard
for them co learn ? Are they
pale, listless and indifferent )
Do they get thin and all rup
down towaid spring? If so,
Sd&muktcTL
will do grand things foi
them. It keeps up the vital
ity, enriches the blood,
strengthens mind and body.
'I he buoyancy and activit)
of youth return.
toe aril j i no, alt druccUls,
Eton fi. LOWM.lHin.u.wVeik.
Bpeclal to the Scinntoii Tilbune.
Susquehannn, Feb. 6 The attend
ance at the evangelistic meetings In the
Pret.h terlan church Is ery large, and
the Interest continues unabated. Evan
Relist Sheldon will lematn ut least dur
ing the present week. Quite a large
number of persons have professed con
erslon. Itev. D.nld T. Sutherland, pastor of
the Presbyteilau church, on Sunday af
ternoon held &ei vices In Urushvllle.
There was a good attendance.
The Uaptlsts will endeavor to erect
a church edifice at Urushvllle next
summer.
The evangelistic meetings being held
In the Oakland Methodist chuuh by
ltev. Walter Peterson and Mrs. Fiev,
the "singing evangelist," are well at
tended. A Rreat religious awakening
Is anticipated.
In New Mllford, on Monday, Hairy
Van Husklik, attempted suicide by
shooting himself twite In the html
Both bullets passed tbiough the hi ad
above the eai. Nelthei proved fatal.
After committing the iash dttd, Ynn
I3usktik went up stairs and said to hi"
wife: "I won't bothei you1 much long
er." Phsitians weie summoned, who.
after examination, pionounced the In
Juiics fatal. At late lepoits the man
wns still alive. It is slid that famllv
difficulties caused Van Uusklrk to com
mlt the deed. He is a native of Har
ford, this county, nnd Is a farmer by
occupation. He has seveial chllditn.
The Hmplie State Coii'-ttuctlon com
pany will have the conttatt for putting
In the tanning factory in Monti ose.
Gulf Summit lb moving to secuie a
canning factory.
The remains of the late Henry (1,
Meeker, of ninghamton, was this after
noon Interred In McKune cemetery.
A delegation from Stairucca lodge. No.
423. I. O. O. r met the icmalns at tho
station.
The remains of Mrs. Bridget Fltz
sitntnous, who died In ninghamton on
Sunday, was this afternon Intel ltd In
Laurel Hill cemetery In this place.'
William Ciago, of Scranton. who has
relatives In Susquehanna, Is a candi
date for the position of city engineer
of Carbondale,
The gilevnnco committee of the sev
tml brotliPihood of Kile cmploe Is
still in session In Hornellsvllle.
The I2ile Is establishing a splendidly
equipped printing plant In this place,
ns an expeilment. If It pioves a suc
cess financially, the printing for the
entlie Erie system will be perfoimed
In Susquehanna. It is no.iv done by
contiatt in New Yoik. llutfalo, Elmir.i
and other places. An Immense amount
of printing matter Is used each year.
Hev. I). ('. Hums, pnstoi of the
I.aneshoio Methodist churt h, Is holding
a well-nttcndcd strles of tevlval meet
ings in the Sfevtns' Point Methodist
church. A number of conversions uio
reported.
William H. Foster has enteicd tho
Special to tho Scranton Tilbune.
Plttston, Feb. C Taxidermist 12. W.
Campbell, of West Plttston, has just
mounted a handsome sDecliutn of tho
Virginia ted deer, which was shot In
Pike cuunty Inst Novembei. It Is one of
the llnest nnd most natural pieces of
tnxlditmy ever seen bete nnd wins
the admliatlon of nil.
One of the lliust shows which will 1)3
seen In MUf-Ic Hall this season is billed
for Wednesday night. A treat la of
fered Plttston theatie-coers In "A
StranGtr In n Strange Land." The i
play comes dliect fiom a ten weeks
tun In New Voik city, nnd will bo pin
dured here by the original company.
The advance sale of reserved seuts In
dicates a ciowdcd houe.
In August, 1S94, Miss Mary Haggeity.
aged 17 j.ear, while visiting in Pitts
ton, tripped on the sidewalk and fell,
receiving injuiles which itsulted in
her death. The ndmlnlstators sued the.
city for $.",000 damages. The case has
been tried nnd postponed seveial timer.
It came up for a hearing this week and
a verdict wns rendeied today giving
the plaintiffs $fi00.
and 2 p. in. (tho hour of institution),
tho mcmbeis are butytng their last
charter member. The funeial was
conducted todny nt 2 o'clock from ths
residence of Phlnens Stanton, and In
terment was made In the Seaman
cemettry, the Odd Fellows having
c h.it go.
Hcv. M. J. Watklns and family are on
hue fiom Hnllstead, Pa., to attend the
musical alliance.
Vote the straight Republican ticket
for the borough officers.
The Intel mediate session of the
Lackawanna and Wyoming Musical Al
liance opened her Monday evening un
der very fnvoiable tlrcumstnnces, theie
being n good attendant o with the pros
pects of many mom to drop In during
the wetk.
J. tT. Cnpwell, reptesentlng tho Wil
liams "Can't Slip" Horse Calk com
pany, of Scranton, was a caller hete
eteiduy.
m
AV0CA.
dors from the naval department, they
had started for home about the first of
January and expected to arrive In San
Francisco about March 1st- Paymaster
Reynolds was ordered home on account
of fever resulting from exposure fol
lowing the wreck of the Charleston nnd
Mr. Little comes with him.
Dr. J. W. Tewksbury, of this plare,
hns returned from Boston where he
wns present at the Indoor athletic meet,
of tho Boston Athletic association. Ho
only entered In one of the races therr,
the speclnl 40-yard dnsh In which hi
was defeated by a ynrd by Duftv, of
Georgetown University. Tho tlmn
made by Duffy In this race equalled
the world's record for the distance.
Extensive repalis are going on at tho
court house now under the supervision
of C. V. Burch nnd Charles H. Young.
Tho whole Interior of the building Is
to be re-palnted and various necessary
repairs made In the ofllccs. The com
missioners nlso Intend to place electric
lights In the building In the near fu
ture. Miss Hope Northrop, who is a teach
er In the high school nt Oxford. N. ..
spent last week at her home here, tho
school being closed on nccount of scar
let fever.
FAT
ENOUGH,
A man weicrhim? InOnrmnrls 1ms fnf.
enoiiRh in his body to make a dozen irond Xtf
sized candles. That's "fat enoutrh." Too miinli
fat or too little indicates a disordered physical condi
tion. Tne average American has too littlo fat. TTn is
William McMillan, formerly a resi
dent of this town, Is critically HI at
! the family residence In West Plttston.
Fi.intis, the 1-year-old son of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Anthony Walsh, Is seriously
III of pneumonia.
James Jennings has purchased tho
residence of William Law and will re
move his family next week. Mr. Law
mie urn- i,ei,iein,u, ageu , nn ,. ,,,, fam ,,0 n,s )mnd
nbout 12 veats, nnd anothr lad weio ',,.. Mtr,iuhnf, ,,nm ,n s,-m.nn
tin . " "- -.
wns painfully bru-ea (pli,uv lnoni,
itid back, bu the other madp tomorrow
nlnjuiod. 'ihe wagon ctery, Ancr
driving n butcher wngon down the hill
on Mill stteet at noon today, the hot so
ran nvvny. The nnlmal failed to make
the tutu at Main stitet and ini Into
the ratling and over the stone wall on
tho west side of Main street. The
horse, wagon and bovs landed in nn
old vi agon load twenty feet below, Tho
Helm-man boy wns painfully brul-ed
abiut the head n
lad escaoeu un
wns w locked, but the horse escaped
unhaimed.
llnbeit Holmes, of West Plttston, nil
amateur artist of no mean nbllllv." left
today for New Yoik tltv vvheic he will
take a course of study In newspaper
cut making.
The name of 'Hqulip James It. Ehret,
of West r'ttstnn, is being mentioned
In connection with the nomination for
county piothonntniy on the Hepubllcan
ticket ut the comlng.fall election.
.Hero is a cnance to Do Some One a
Kindness.
If the leader of this should chance to
know of anv one who Is subjee to ut
tacks ot bilious colic he can do him no
greater favor than to tell him of Clmir.
bei Iain's Colic, Choleia and Dlatrhoe.i
Remedy. It nlwuys glvea pinmiit re
lief. For sale by all diugglsts.
Matthews Bios'., wholesale and letall
agents.
FACTORYVILLE.
Factoiyvllle, Feb 6 Mr. B. C. Ly
man, of the New Age, Tunkhannock,
Pa, was a guest at the M. 12. parson
age last Friday evening.
The stockholders of the Llthla Water
company met here last Snturdav nnd
dieted ofllccis in- the ensulnij oar.
They also authorized the directors to
Issue sixty-seven thousand dollais
worth of 12 per cent, piefened stock.
The nudltors' ic-poit showed that the
company did a good business the pist
on, nnd they expect to do a gieat
deal more this season.
Charles Jackson, sr. one of the oldest
tesldents of this town, passed away
laft Sunday afternoon fiom tho effects
of a stroke of paralysis. He was a lite
long lesldent of this place, nnd during
his business caieer was engaged In
the furniture and undertaking busi
ness, to which G. W, Mnnton Is his
successor. He was a charter member
of the Ued Jucket lodge No. T24. 1 O.
O. F., nnd by his dentil the lodge loses
the last nnd only charter membei. It
might be well to mention heie, a.
stiange coincidence Is, that just II
jears ago today, the 6th day of Ftb
maiy, lS'ifi, at 2 o'clock. In tho after
noon, Ued Jacket lodge, No. fi-'t, I O.
O. P., was Instituted. Today Is the-foity-fourth
annlvcrs-aiy of the lodge,
Mine Foreman John Allen nnd Clnr.
once Han Is have ben diawn to serve
ns juiors during the week bcglnnlns
March T.
Maiy, the C-year-old daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. William Sutill'f", fonncrly
ol Mooslc, died nt the home of her par
ents, on Oaj.UR.1 street, Scinnton. yes-
leidav morning. Into incut will be
iifternoon In St. Mary's
en.
Mr. and Mrs. George Shales, of Lin
coln Hill, spent yesterday with friends
in Oreen Rli'ge.
The funeral of Emma, the 14-mnnths-old
daughter of Mi. and Mis. Joseph
Domineimuth. took plac- In Langcllffe
temeteiy yesterday afternoon In th
piesente of mnnv pympathl7lnf:
f i lends Rev. R. M. Pascoe, .assisted
bv the Methodist I2pI"C"pnl church
cholt. conilucled the services H
preached n touching sermon and spok
wot d of eons-olatlon to the bereaved
p n cuts. About the cofiin weie placed
several handtome flornl tributes by
relatives of the- deceased.
Alice, the fi-veai-old diughter of Mr.,
and Mis. T. T. Flt7lniinons, Is ser
iously ill of pneumonia
The mnitlngc- of John Lynott and
Mlfrs Ann'e Nolan, both lesidents of
this town, Is announced to take place
In n few weeks.
Dr. J. J. DoiiRheity, founerly of this
town, hss fitted up a putty residence
at Hudson and will lemove his mother
and brother theie this week.
iMrs. Geotgo Shl'fer fjf Mill Creek,
spent yesteiday with her sister, Mrs.
Rose Nevvlln
Ml Lottie Castle-., of Wilkes
Bane, Is tho Ruest of her hunt. Mrs
M. J. Flvnn.
MKs Mmaret S'orton entertained a
paity of fi lends at her home In the
Nm th Lnd on Monday evening. The
evening was pleasantly spent In var
ious nnutsnients. About thirty par
took of luncheon.
riorence, the C-ycai-cld daughter of
Mr. and Mrs M. J. Renp. Is suffeilng
from nn attack of pneumonia.
FOREST CITY.
Mrs. Knte Dais, of Welsh Hill, Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. John Mich
ael, on Ilundnff street.
A suipilse paity was held at the
home of the Misses Pell, on Delaware
stieet, Monday evening. The evening
wns pleasantly passed with music and
dancing. Uefieshments weio served
nt a late houi. Those present were:
Mls. s Mnme Hofcllng Libhle Anth
ony, I.lrzip I'uike, Reglna Fox, Anna
Fox, Messis. David Haley. Will Fox,
THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Bevlew.
Ke- York Feb 6. The stock market
reulnec? t.rskBene?MliaracterlBtlcs tc,toy
of stiength and breadth. A large i out
side Interest wns manifest and l
slonnl opeiators who bought it to lower
level wero busy In blddliiK "P "Vlii now
of their holdings and In fading ln "9
demand to take their prti V"lr.V,2
selling stocks oi. the one b. nrt to reu u.
on inn riso un-) "" . ," ..in, ihn '
holdings of different stocks with tno
ether. Appnrciuly tho 1.0,1C' ' ihe
stocks whlcn liave not yet Hlmrecl In the t
ndvnrco could be Induced to m o ip- ,
word was unlmpulred, and the holdings
of tho large Interests which Imye taken ,
hold of the market were brondenorll unci ,
extended. Tho duratton of this kind or
tipwnrd movement dors not alwas no- l
pond s.trlctlv r.n the continuniice of the
public demand for stc cks There Is a
constant proeeis of unloading by com
pact and well orgnnlzed lltianclal lnti -ests
Into tho bands of tottered ami ur
skllled sppculators. who haven t the sumo
experlenco and adroitness In protecting
their holdings nor the same resource for
maintaining them The progrei s of a
bull nioiement almost Inevitably lcsults
It, the transfer of holdings from strong
to weak hands and leaves the murkct
vulnerable to attack by boar ope-atots
who are nblo to force selling by ottering
down prices und uncovering margin--.
Even today, attempts by bear opeiutprs
wore In evidence to force declines, tmt
the general demand for stocks con
tinued so good and the largo holdings
are still In such strong hands that tho
market resisted bear assaults and pre
sented a hard and unyielding surface,
even at points where realizing was going
on. Yesterday strength in National Bteol
gave way to realising todav and the
metal group of stocks wns without utiy
consplcurus leadership. The doting ot
the mnrket was active nnd strong at
about tho top. Total siles, SJ7.2V) shares.
The bond market showed increased ac
tlvltv and general strength. Total salts,
par value, J3,62"i,000. United States ."is ad
vanced H nnd the tew 4s i In the bid
price. ,
The following quotations are furnished
The Tribune by M. S Jordan & Co .
looms 705-700 Mears building. Telephone
COOS:
Open- HlRh- Low- Clos.
Ing est. est. Ing.
Am. Sugnr Ill's Hl'i WV3 lbl
Am. Tobacco 10l, 107'i 101 107
Atcb. To & S. IV.. L 2P, Wi !!-
gaunt and spare. Americans are known to tho world as a
Lation of dyspeptics. That is tho prico they pay for a succc?
ioh docs not take time to eat properly. No man can ho sh-n
i t . . . ". . .---....-
ins stomacn. Tiie man with a "weak stomach" will lm n
l. Nature sustains life hy food. All tho strength of the hotly
from food. But it is not the food which is eaten but tho fooc
nation
which
er than his stomach.
weak man.
"is derived
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oouv as a consequence, is msumcientiy nourisneu iNo fat win lm nnt, nn tVio
'body until the nourishment derived from food exceeds the daily requirements
of the body in wear and waste of tissue. "When tho stomach is "wnnlr ." t.lio nn.
tntion falls below the daily requirements of the body. Then from lnnk of mitri.
ment other organs become "weak" and as a result of "weak" stomach wo have
" weaic " lungs, " weaic nearc weaic nerves, etc.
and
cover
ine nutritive and digestive system), removing obstructions to its activity
nealtn, and enabling it to supply tiie body witli tlie necessary nutrition. Tims
every organ is properly fed and surely strengthened. " Golden Medical Discovery "
is not a cure-all. It is a medicine for the stomach and organs of digestion and
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inutntion. It cures diseases remote iroin tlie stomach because diseases which
ia originate in the stomach are cured through tlie stomach. It euros j4
m?PN. many forms of disease, because many forms of disease have $!
;fjgff& their origin in a diseased condition of tho stomach. 'Kltf
meSmrftwBS The "Discovery" x. increases tho blood fffzpWi
The cures ot " lung trouble," " heart trouble," " liver trouble," " nerve trouble w
"blood trouble," accomplished by the use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis-
y, are due to the tact mat tins medicine acts directly on the stomach (and
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Con Tobieco n4' .15 3TS :io"
t'hes. .. Ohio W, Sfi 2'?. !'!.
H. oplc-'x Gas K'l W in'j UN's
Chic. H &Q 1 l1 12VJ. 12'.i3
St. Paul l.'l 1.". 12.1 121
Hock Isliml 110 1104 109T 110-s ,
V., L. & W 177 177' j 177 177'i
Kan A Tex.. Pr ... 1ta 11 .11 Wi
Louis. & Xnsh si'i 2 SI i! '
MmliPttan Lie W2 &9 M 'v ,
Met. Traction Co ...174 174 172 17! I
Mo P.ulllC 4G'i 47'i 4),t. 47'-j
Jerey C"ntrnl 117M HS 117, 11S"4
N. V. Ceiituil V 1W8 H" ,
North. Pacllle r.4 ".1 .IHi '"1
Nor. Pacltlc. Pr .... 7D 7U 7:.tj; 71)
Out. .V Went 21 21 21 21
Pacific Mull 43'3 4!'!; 42'& 42
Phil. & Read It 11 1S is
P. & R, Pr r,S BsU r,7'2 57
Southern It. R Pr.. f.7 T7 W r,7 I
Tenn , C. & Iron ....100 im w? ?1 ,
U. S. Leather 17 17'2 16 17
l'. S Leithei, Pr .. 7(.' 7 7i.'. 7i's I
1'llen Pacific 4C ts 4-. 4S
Union Pne., Pr .... ,6 77H 7i', 77
Wnl ash. Pr 21 21 21 21
West. Union m! S7 Ml i7
Penna. R. R 112 114 13li Ul I
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Ted. Steel .-i7'- t7 ."16 .1;
Ted. Steel, Pr 77 77',.. 7fi-'4 77
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Open- High- Low- Clos.
WHEAT. Ing. est. ext. Intr.
July CS fis C7 67?i
May C7 07 W, 67
CORN.
Jlllv 51 34 T5 33
May 13 33 3.1 '!
OATS.
Julv 22 22 22 22
May LS'j 2.! 21K 21
LARD.
Julv 617 622 617 622
May 610 6 1 u 610 6 15
PORK.
July 1107 11.13 1107 1112
May 10W 11.10 1095 1107
the c - mZr supply
of the nu- x&caS tritive ele
ments from &r which blood
made, and increasing the activity of the blood
making glands. No medicine can make a drop of blood. No medicine
can add to a man's strength more than to his stature, bo-called "strength-
frivinir" medicines are simnlv stimulants. All strength comes irom food and
it is by enabling the body to assimilate the food values that "weak" lungs,
"weak "heart, "weak" nerves, and other maladies are perfectly and permanently
cured by "Golden Medical Discovery." It is a temperance medicine containing
neither alcohol nor narcotics. There is nothing just as good as " Discovery."
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I Cava Up In Despair.
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"For seven ytars I suffered with a complication of dis
eases includuiK heart trouble, tljspepsia, catarrh of the
stomach, and female weakness, writes Mrs. Harrette Mar
tin, of I'edlo, llooue Co., Ark. "During that time I think
I suffered all that human flesh could suffer. I was never
without pain. Was just dragging around, and was unable
to do anything at all. Iu the summer of 1898 I was obliged
to go to bed. Had smothering spells and a great misery in
the lower bowels, nnd a very severe cough. I was treated
by three of the best doctors this country affords. I could
not sit up only as I was propped up in bed. I would take
one-half pint of cough medicine a diy. Finally the doc
tors said I had consumption in the last stage and that I was
bound to die, so I gave up in despair. My husband then
bought me a bottle of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov
ery. I could tell my cough was better after the first dose.
I continued liti medicine until I had taken six bottles of his
"Golden Medical DUcovery" and "Favorite Prescription."
Now I do my own work for my family of four."
What "Discovery" DM,
"For six long years I suffered with my liver, kidneys,
nnd indigestion, which baffled the best doctors in our
country," writes E. L. Ransell, F.sq., ot Woolse, Prince
William Co., Va. "I suffered with my stomach and back
for n long time and after taking a ' cart-load of medicine
fiom three doctors I grew so lnd I could hardly do a elav's
work. Would have death-like pains in my side, and blind
spells, and thought that life was hirdly worth living. I
decide! to consult Dr. R. V. Pierce, and bis staff of physi
cians. They said my ense was curable and I was greatly
encouraged. I began taking Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery and 'Pleasant relicts.' as advised (in August,
1S9S). lleforc I had taken half of the second bottle I
began to feel relieved. I got six more bottles and used
them, and am happy to sav I owe tnv life to Dr. Pierce and
his medicine. These word's are truths, ns I live, so if this
testimonial can be used in any w ly to be of benefit, jou
need not hesitate to use it. I shall st-md for the Invalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute as long aa life lasts,"
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breakfast, dinner and supper Unocda Biscuit
insist on getting the genuine. Take no imitations.
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY.
llimh Mmphy, Peter P-II, Matt EaKan. I Mark & friiover,
.Monday evening about 7 o'clock a ' Sc-r. Iron Fence
bright bhi7.u was seen In what seemed
to be the dliectlon of the breakei. Tho
bovs soon wue the nliim, to which
the 1'ntei prise Hose compinv respond.
I'd, but It pioved to be nothing moi$
S'.ulous than the small oil house sit
uated on tho top of the culm pile.
Ow Intr to the amount of oil It mndc ns
lnic- n bla?c as a koocI sized bulldlnu.
Miss Eunice Dunn attended the Kp
worth League convention at Thompson
jesti-rday ns the delegate from the
Dpwoith I.euKiie here. Mr. William
Ounnioe was the other delegate, but
owlns to sickness was unable to at
tend. Michael Connelly Is seilnusly 111 at
his home on Itnllroad street.
Miss Maine Hofellntr nnd Miss Ida
Pell aie spending a few dns with
friend? In Carbondale.
niertlon day 13 on Tuesday, Feb
ruary :o.
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
STOCKS. Bid. Asked.
First National unnK
Scranton Savlncs Hank
Somntoi Packing Co
Third National Hank
Dime Dtp & Dls Hank
Kconomv Light. II. & P. Co...
l.ncku. Tiuxt & bafu Dep. Co.
Krr.mloii l'ulnt Co
t'laik & Suover Co, Com. ..
msm
Uneda Biscuit
WYOMING COUNTY.
TunUhannock, Feb. 6. At tho arbl
trntlon boom In the court house this
afternoon was heaid the case of Rvans
& i:ans against Mai tin llrungess, be.
foi D. II. Shook, A. W, Melhunlsh and
F. Silkier, as nibitrators. The par
ties are fiom Centermoi eland and the
contioversy urlses from a contract en
tered Into between the parties for tho
cutting: of timber on land of the de
fendant. Jnines W. Piatt appears for
plaintiff und Harding & Harding for
tho defendant.
F. J. Sampson, who has been In the
employ of the Ayer advertising
agency nt Philadelphia for some tlm.
Is at home on account of Illness,
Word has been received here from
Paymaster 'A. Wells Iteynolds, of the
United States navy, recently stationed
on the Charleston, and from his clerk,
It. J. Little, that In pursuance of or-
Pief.
& Mfg. Co. ...
Pcinnton Axle Woiks
I.aeki. Dairy Co, Pref
Co Savings Hank & Trust Co
First Nat. Link (Carbonclule)
Ktandaid Drllltntr Co
Prov. Gas and Water Co
HONDS.
Scranton Pass. Hullway. flist
liiortgaRe, duo 1920
People's Street Hallway, first
mortgage, due l'US
People's Sheet Hnllwny, Gen
eral mortgage, duo lV'.'l
Dickson Manufacturing Co....
l.ackn. Township School 5...
City of Scranton St. Imp t.
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Scranton Tructlon bd bonds..
300
93
4.'5
200
47
110 ...
So
100
123 ...
... 11
100
20
250 ...
J00
0
... ISO
115 ...
115 ...
115 ...
100
102
... 102
t5
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Scranton Wholesale Market.
(Coiected by H. O. Dale, 27 Lackawanna
Avenue.)
Hutter Crenmery, suc: dairy, tubs. 2Sc.
DKgs Select western, lCc.j nearby state,
23c.
Cheese Full cream, new, 33Vic.
Beans Pel bu . iholce murrow, 1210;
medium. 2 20; rea. J2 20.
Unions Per bu , 43c.
Flour-U SO.
BIWEB8 AWAYi
Dr. PJsroo's Common Sense MesShal Adviser, 1008 large panes,
bound In strong cloth, sent free
on receipt of 31 one-cent
stamps to pay tho
cost of mailing
ONLY.
Add) ess:
i Dr. R.V.PIERCE,
BUFFALO, N. Y.
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Philadelphia, Tcb. 6-Wbent-Stnidy;
contract grudo, Fcbrunry, 71n72c. Corn
Firm: No. -' mlvc-d Februury, SMiSUc,
Huts Quiet, stoncl) : No. 2 white clipped,
Sil'caJic-.j No. 3 do. UuJOV-S No. 2 mlfd
clipped. 2a2sc. Potatoes Film; Penn
snIvuiiIu choice, per bushel, fiOo.. New
York und western, per bushel, 5Mioe.;
New York und western, fair to good per
bushel, 55aW)C Wool Unchanged. Pro.
visions Unchanged. Butter Firm;
print h, 1c. higher; fancy western cream
eii, 2i;c. ; do. prints, 27c. Kegs Dull and
lc. lower; fresh nearby, do., western nnd
do. southwestern, 150.; do. southern, He.
Cheese Unchanged. Itcflned Sugars
Quiet but firm. Cotton-Firm and '.c.
higher: middling uplands, 8 S-16c. Tul
low Unchanged; c Itv prlmo In hogs
heads. SnS'lc.; country prime. In ban els,
5Ha5Uc; dark do, -lalc; cakes, 5a5Hc;
griuse, 3a5c. as to color, live Poulln
Firm, fair demand; fowls, llull-ic-. : old
roosters. 7a7lic.; chickens, lOilOVic;
ducks, lie; geese, allc. Dressed Poultry
Firm, good demand; fowls, choice, HVS
n12c; good fair, lO'nllc; old loostem,
be; chickens, nearby, llal3c; western do.
Inrn-. I2al2'-e.: medium do, lOille.. com
mon do., Si9c. ; tnrkevH choice to fancy,
lJltl; do fall to good 1'i.ille.; comincm
do, Ka'lc . dmks al2e.: geoe. 7n'le. lie
ctlpts Flour. l.Wi bi-rels and 'lOOn
sicks: wheat, 21 nm hmhels coin, 120 wio
UiiHbels, oils, 2'i.i'n) bushels Shipments
Wheat, "mo bufhrls; com, S0W) biMli
c!b; oats, J.ueiO bii-belc.
New York Grain and Produce.
New York, Feb. f. Flour Quiet nnd
bircly steady without change Whim
pot m-iiket easier: No. 2 red, 73'ic-. ele.
vntoi; No red, 7-a,oc.. f o. b. afloat
prompt: No. 1 milium Dulntli, i.. t.
o b, afloat prompt; options ripened easy
nnd became weiilc but clo-ecl sli ad nt l,a
,e. net decline. March cloed ""'c. Aim.
'ic July. 73"'Je. Corn Spot hfrnU ;
No. 2. lie. f. o. Ii nlloat. nnd lC'4c tie
atoi; options opened steady nnd ml
vancd a little, but Ihmllv eased oft a
littlo nnd closed ecty it '.c net ml
Mineo; May cloxed 1c. Oats-Spct
steady: Nn. 2. 2'ic.; ,'o. .1 -Jve ; No 2
whin-. 21c: No. t whit", .'u',e.; tiaek
inlecl westein, SS'lnWc.; ti ick while
vestern. .'.O'.n-e ; lipck vvhlti slate, ,"0'a
3.: option very uuht but ruled steidy
with corn. Butter Film: w-onn cii-am-erv,
21iWi)C.: do. factorj, IbalJc: June
eieTineij, ir.i?"'.e. : linltittlon 'rcamor.i,
li.u'le.: stnto d.ilr-, 1Si2l".i.; do. ciiani
cry, L'ln.'Cc. Cheese Sn-nil ; fall mule,
fancy lor,ji ISii-il'c. tall made feney
smell. lS'iilJe-.: l.i Me late mmK ll'.nl.'e.;
sni ill Into mule, Uilj'ic, Kugi Steady;
stnto and Pennsylv.ini i bifils1 fe , ml.
cin. uiigriuieii, in murn, Kius'.e.; wcist
nn, ICe., Ics off,
Buffnlo Llvn Stock Mnrl-e:
Fast Buffalo, Feb 0. Cattle Stende,
good stei'is, dull, veals, lower, 15 SnaS M;
extia, J3lS.50. fid calves, J) 25.il J5;
fresh cows nrd spilngers, higher for good
fresh cows, IK if"; no sale for spilng
ers. Hogs Hccelpts, .13 c.us; activo;
shado higher. SalOc. lower; Yoikers. f3 13;
light. 15 I0.i5 1.'1.-: mixed and mediums,
$5 20 15 22V-: e holeo beav y. $5 2a3 10 ;
roughs, $ I f.0.1 1 S4;. Sheep and Lambs
IleeclptH S2 curs; generally 10c. lower;
limbs. $j(j5a7.15: bulk good, 7.ttn7 25:
sheep, mixed, 5.l5a.5 10; culls to good, a 60
u510; wethers und iiurllngs, $3 00a6 40.
PROVKD PHICnLHSS. Itubv coatr
ami cinnamon flavor. Dr. Ariiow'b Liver
Pills are household favorites. Impurities
leave tho sstim. Tho nerves nio toned.
The blood Is purllled. The lomplCNton Ik
bright and ruddy. Headaches vanish and
perfect health follows their use. 10 doses
10 cents. Sold by Matthews Bros, anil
W. T. Clurk.-ll.
Restore Vitality, Lost Vigor and Manhood
Curo Inirotenc. Niclit Knd-tlons, Lo?s of Mora.
ori, nu wailing inn'ii'o.
I all fleets of jelf-nlm-o or
osce-'s aud indiscretion.
(A nerve tonic and
'blood builder. Brings
i T UTtlio plnu glow to palo
ftJhOlr checks uud ro.-lorcs the
KfflwS&Vlr of joutli. Hy mail
W(lNnOcnerix. 6 Ixjxi-s foi
$2.50, with our bankable gaurantes to curo
or refund the money paid. :ond for c iicular
ond cop of our b ink ibln guarantee bond.
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Norvita Tablets
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Immediate Results
Positively guarntiteed euro for Loss of Powor,
Varicocele. Undotelnpcd or hliruulcn Orgiiis.
Paro-N, Locomotor Ataxia, Vi-nnu Pro-tra-lion,
Hi'terin. Fits In-tuiliy I'iral)l and tho
lliltb of KcrrdP Utoof Tobacco, Opium or
t tquor. By mail in plain pniknue. $1.00 a
ox, O for $5.00 with our bankable guar
antee bond to cure in !)0 days or rotund
money paid. Addrcd
NERVITA MEDICAL CO.
Clinton & Jackson Sto CHICACO, ILL.
Sold by Mcllurrah .V. Thm.ias. Uiug
cists.. 201 l.uckHw.uma ave. Scmnton. Pa.
I z5SA
DR. DENS I Eft
311 Spurn St.
TfQp.e Cou.'t LuildiiiJ,
SlRANTOH, PA
All ueuto and chionlu disease s of men,
women and chlldion. iMUSONIC. Nl.ltV
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LS A SPF.e'IAL'l V All disease of tho
Llvir, Kldneis, 'llae'dcr hkln, iiloud,
Nerves, Womb, Kji, Far, Nose, lliroat,
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Cntnrih, Varlocorelo. List Manhood,
Nlghtlv FmUfclons, "II I eraalo l)ln .ises,
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Hlood Poison, Indiscretion and voiithful
habits oblltir.itfil. furgcrv. rJt, Kpl-Ic-pRy.
Tape and Htoniich Worms i'A
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Thrco months' treatment oul J3 O), Trl il
free In ofhee. Consultation and exami
nations free, Offleo hours dally und
Sunday, 8 a. m. to 9 p. m.
DR. DENSTEN
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