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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-SAT URDAV, APRIL 28, 1900.
NORTHEASTERN
KNITTING MILLS BURNED.
Valuable Plant at Troy Destroyed.
Loss $20,000.- '
Special to the Stranton Tribune.
Townndn, April 27. The knitting mill
nt Troy wiih totnlly destroyed by lire
on Wcelneselny. The loss Is llxed nt
$20,000, on which thero was an Inst
ance of $12,000.
-Tlie establishment employed slxty
flvc liunds In the making of hosleiy,
and a piosperous season had been til
irndy promised by the larpo number of
orders on hand. New machinery Just
placed and $300 worth of finished goods
were also destioyed. The mill wns
opened oxer one year ago by a Goudeis
pdit linn, which failed. It Is not ex
pected the mill will bo rebuilt.
HONESDALE.
Special to the Scranton Tribune
Honcbdale, April 27. The annual
meeting for the renting of pews In the
Pieiuvtetlan chuich will be held on
Tuesday evening, May 1.
The Odd Fellows of Honesdale will
observe the elghty-flist anniversary of
the order In Freedom hall, on Monday
evening next. Addresses, music, reci
tations and refreshments will be the
order of, the evening. The nnnlversary
sermon will be preached by Itev. D. S3.
MacKeller, of Decch Lake, In the
Methodist church on Sunday evening.
Park Schoonover, who has been em
ployed In the Independent otllce, will
leave on Monday for Tuxedo, N. Y.,
where he has accepted a situation with
the "Wells-Fargo Express company.
Mr. Frank Hollenback has purchased
a large timber tract at Indian Oich.nd.
Teams are now engaged hauling from
hero the frame buildings and saw-mill
equipment shipped here from Hollen
back's switch, which nrc to be placed
on the new timber tract.
Sunday passenger trains on the Dela
ware and Hudson Honesdale branch
are among the possibilities for the near
future.
The Honesdale band and Lawyer's
band have consolidated, and will be
hereafter known as the Maple City
band of Honesdale. They have organ
ized by electing the following officers:
President, R. M. Dorln; secretary,
Robert Murray; treasurer, Andrew
Cole. The band Is prepared to put a
minstrel entertainment on the stage
early In May.
Mr. "W. J. Sllvorstone returned yes
terday from Harrlsburg, where he, with
about twenty other Wayne county Re
publicans, attended the state conven
tion. C. S. Minor, the oldest member of the
Honesdale bar now lUlng, is quite 111
at his home on Second street.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stiongman, of
Bethany, will celebiate their golden
wedding anniversary at their home on
Wednesday evening next.
Mrs. L. Swoyer and bon, Ned, have
leturned fiom a four months' stay in
the west.
Mr. W. P. Schenck leaves today for
Minnesota, for an absence of two
eeks.
Wayne county Republicans should
feel that they have been highly hon
oi ed by the state convention In select
ing one of their number, the Hon. V.
H. Hardenbergh, to be their candidate
lor auditor general, a candidate who la
popular throughout the state, and
who&o election Is assured.
The Phllhaimonlc orchestra and the
Musical History club are completing
anangements for a grand concert to
be given the latter part of May.
Fields & Hanson's minstrels at the
opera house this (Saturday) evening.
Look out for the street parade at noon.
The parks have been cleaned, settees
put In place, fountains started, already
for the excursionists who are expected
in large numbeis the coming seuson.
THOMPSON.
Pncclal to the Scranton Tribune.
Thompson, April 27. Mrs. A. C. Foe
tor looks very cozy in her now- millin
ery looms, next to S. D. Eaine's drug
store.
Rev. L. Cole and wife returned yes
terday fiom Wllkes-Barre and Scran
ton after a ten days' sojourn with
l elatlves.
Mis. George I. Claik Is on the sick
list this week.
Dr. K. T. Wheaton and wife, of Fac
toryvllle, visited her btother, N. S.
Foster today.
C. M. Lewis and his bi other, F. AV.
Lewis, were doing business in Hornclls
vllle, N. Y esteiday.
Caipenters aie In gieat demand theso
l.l.ys, as the "improvement committee"
J astir throughout our town. Let the
good woik go on.
Mr. Flora Panfotd, who has spent
the winter with her patents at Dalton,
leturned to the Methodlht Episcopal
parsonage yesteiday to take charge of
the same for Rev. A. D. David, who
was returned to the ehaige for another
ear. She will receive a hearty wel
come. Mrs. A. D. Barnes, of Herrlck! Cen
ter, and her mother, Mrs. Mills, of Sus
quehanna, visited at S. D. Bailies'
Tuesday last.
" Allow us to correct an oft repeated
, Htiitemcnt that "Rev. D. C. Raines has
moved onto his fatm near Monti ose,
etc." The reverend gentleman does not
own n farm anywhere. He did own
- one In Bradford county, but pold It In
.Dangeus from the CoT3"anil Blustery Spring
From the New Yoik Herald.
"The present fall of temperatuie over
; a large aiea of country, and the piob-
ability of its continuance for bomo
' time, is very likely to affect the public
health by the Increase of all such trou-
bles as commence with the "ordinary
f -old." In this connection we cannot
iote sight of the fact that grip Is still
Drevallng, and although it has been
0.11 the wano thero Is a threat in the
present cold wave of a revival of the
former malignancy of the scourge
'M'b can haidly congiatulate our
solves that danger fiom pneumonia is
likely to be less with the Incoming and
liioTement spring than It was In the
months gone by. It goes without tho
saying, then, that we cannot take too
many precautions."
Dr. Humphreys' Speclilo "Seventy
seven" ("77") restores the checked
circulation (Indicated by a sudden
thill), the first sign of taking Cold;
starts the blood coursing through the
v-eina and so "bieaks up" the Cold,
Manual of all diseases, especially about
children, sent free.
For sale by all druggists, or sent
, "a Wfjjit of price, 25c. arieTll.OO. Hum
phroys Homeopathic Medicine Co.,
Cor. "William & John Bts, N. Y,
PENNSYLVANIA
order to demote Ills time to the flospel
inlrilstiy. Ho rents a house In the bo
lough of Montrose for the lime being
after surcessful work In the ministry
since 1S72.
C. (5. Mumfoid, of Sidney, N. Y who
underwent a surgical operation last
February, Is lecuperatlng at tho old
home between hero and Starrucca,
where his bi other, T. J. Mutnford, re
sides. Thomas Uuttcrfleld, nn old and llfo
long lesldent of Jackson, was burled
thero today. He was a member of tho
Free Baptist chuich nt Lake View and
was active in every good work. He Is
survived by three sons and three
dnughters. His wife died six years
ago.
TUNKHANNOCK.
Special to t lie Scranton Tribune.
Timkhanroik, prll 27 Dr. . Tracy
comes li rre on Ma fl, for the purpose of holding
a tin da.vs' i-rrlos of tcnipcraiKc meeting. The
mei lings1 vlll be held at Piatt's Opm house,
uii.lei the superintendence of tlie louil Wuncn'a
Christian 'lonipcrime union, they untuning the
whole financial riipoi Utility for the lectutcs
nnil placing tho price cf admission at the nom
inal ram of five cml Tlie lectures will be
Illustrated In tireoptkon views and moving
plcluios. Mr. Ti.uq his given his ledum at
Pittston and i, likes llirie, mid comes highly
locomnunded
L County Commissioner Anion Detkir, of Mo
hoopany, was In town in I'i Id j).
Illch gales and dry neither me iiiucasiiig the
fire record dangerous)) in this section. The
old Stevens hotel, an ancient landmark nt Nncn,
was burned )osterday together with lis tontints.
The Are leaped to the surroundirg meadow nnd
travelling an eighth of n mile, limned the house
ami barn occupied h L.mian Bullcch. The saw
mill of Judson Squires, in Mclioopany township,
was also burned, together with a lot of lumber
John M (Jarman, esq, of Willis Bane, is In
town, visiting with 1. 1" Camp
The count) commission! is give notice of the
letting of the lofti.ut foi furnishing and living
the shingles of the cnuntv bridge at Oruitt's
glove. Tlie bids will 1 lcieived up to Aptil
.!0 The bridge nt Mulie i pen is also to lie re
paired b) plating new plarks, nnd bids for tint
Job will be retched up to April '0 The com
missioners aie lliin' tip to tlieit campaign
pledges to let nil public woik bj open bids.
llaney Mikler, of TuiiHiinnoek liorotuli, ii
spoken of as a candid lie for associate judge on
the Democratic ticket at this fall's eleitlon
Tho arc light tinchine at tlie electric light
plant plajcd out one da) this week, and the
town since then Ins been without tho big are
mht On the lmln Etrects Incandescent aics
line been substituted for the foimer lamps, and
there seems to be a eloubt as to whether the
arc elriult will lie put buk on The company
is tunning ui der a ccnltart with the botough
to furnish them with a urtaln nutnbir of ate
and a certain number of intnndt scent lights for
a jeai. A Inciting of the town council is to lie
held shortlj to t ike action on the mitter and
the contract mi) be diiiigul
n opinion has bein lnndul dov n li the n
preme court In the LiPine estite, which has
been through the I.uime icuntv mints. Some
Wjomlng parliis wne djnn?nt to i poition
of this estate nnd the supremo court's decision
disallows tlieir iliiiu
Bert Hillings and John Itvan, of this plaie.
have purchased the stock anil gord will of the
Globe Hardware loniptm of Montrose and will
take dingo of tho 1 usiness at once.
HOPBOTTOM.
Special to the .Scranton Trd line.
Hopbottom, pril 27. Itev llnmins has bei a
reappointed pastor of the Muliodtst l.pismpal
chttieh here for another )ear.
1. W. Wright and daughter, Llirabcth, lift
foi their home In I liic.igo '1iuim.i aftunoon
Mr. Wright his been Wtlng his dauglitcr. Mis.
Di. Taloi, for t-eiual weeks.
Mi.s Minnie Blili) is home fiom Last Lemon,
and is quite ill
Miss Diboiah Dam will beain a turn of
private school Mondi), pill .!() Miss Djus
has leturned to Mi. Jciome Hartley's, nttii
spindmg abcut three w'uks at 1m home in
Lenox.
Dr. C. A. Johnson, of llarfoul, was railing
on ftlcnds in town iccirtli. Mrs. Joluison is
still Isitlng telathes in Alalnmi
Mrs. Kate Turr.cr, who has lien lsitinj; Mis
Kannle Hell for some time, has ictuined to her
home at IUnghimton
Miss Kdna I'eik, who Ins been c ning tor
her inialld mother dining the wlntci, has le
turned to her home in Mont inu. she has bun
lisitlng her slstir, Mrs Ilortholf, this week,
and left in companj with Miss Wright Thurs
day cening
The Methodist Ladies' Aid socletj, wbleli met
at Mrs. N M. I'lnn's, W'ednesdiy aftrinoou,
was icry well attended
A fire otcuircd Wednesday night at Hillside,
about three miles from here, totillv destrojinj
the dwelling house on whit is known as tho
Horace Tiffanj firm The tire occurred nt about
3 o'clock in tho morning, and the laiise will
no doubt lemain a mjsto 'the plaie is at
present owned lij (Jeoige Miokej, and the ho tse
was ociuplul In n Mrs llronson
The milk produurs of (his plaie, who are
nearly nil members of the The Mates Milk
assonatlon icuntly held a meeting hue, und
determined to htture n little bitter puce for
their milk or quit the business 'lliej Imlled
Mr. llcikstroter, the ew olk pnt who Inn
dies the milk, to meel the produccis ntid con
sider the mailer Willi them the meeting tmik
plaio Wcdnisday aftirnoon and iisiiltcd in an
amicable aiiaugcniiiit, h which the fsniieis
nro to rieehe 'i cut pir quirt aboe load
price ihnlng fie winter .iionths, and are to
be Telieied of the .1 cents per can shipping
iliaige, which the'- hae hi en pijin,' foi auiim
tune Mnee onle he hbaiiitfs me pioflt at
lest, this will be of tome little importance, to
the milk piodurcrs.
VACTORYVILLB.
Speiial to the Siianlon Tillmne.
l'aitor.wille, pril 27.-Mr I lr.d Kelloc, of
Sprmgiille, l'a . a foriuir sti.d.nl nt h i.tmo
niadim, has gone to T'olulo, n , Wll . ,. ul
acccpteil a position in a stoic
Hid .lukct lodge, No. 5JI, lndii pin ilieer
of Odd l'lllotts, l.ttlnglj eelillolisl t . Ui"
first .innhilvarj of Odd relhiwslup, ualili i, is
unirinall iclibrated iliuiUhhimt the I nited
Mates Thurnlij eeulng, at Hull hall on M nil
street, which was thrown open to the piitdli ,
ijrd a geii.ral lull Kluli was eMemled to all.
The following rogramme was mini Openlig
ode, pnjin Miss 'HuMisa I 111, in plintaticn
luelodicH, leillution, Mr shiuti. "Odd Kel
lowship, from Its OrUn. to tlm I'leaiiit l)a,"
Ml h. It. I.llhi addles, 11 II. Holgate, esq.,
iceltatlou, Mastir Jessie l.llh . song, '-riielng
Handled Dipper." Mr. Whlldin l'o,tir. recita
tion, Miss Marj ltlnk, sulo, Miss Iheresa 1,111 ;
It citation, lij n quest, Miss llesslo fpemrr, reil
tatlou, Miss Tbilisi LIU, song, Miss 'lliiresi
I.ill).
V card from Hei. M Willi r, postmarked
Port Jn vis N. while Ml and Mis. Hillir
liuw been isltlng their daughter, sluie leaiing
eunfiriiice, anuountes that Ml. Illller will or
nip the pulpit heie again lieu MitiiLi), both
morning and eiinlng. wliete his man frirn Is
will welcome him back foi another iur.
Canton Klttnntillr, No a7, I'alrlaiili'a Mili
tant, lidc indent Ordei of Odd l'e lions, lll
go te Scranton hum'a afternoon uml attend
illiine senilis In full dress iiiilfuim, Sunday
cuiilng at tie I'eiiii Aunuc lijptut chureh.
wlure the llp. Itohert V . l'leiee will delnei
a seinicn to Oc'd Fellows, in tonimcmoiattou
of the eighty first anniirsi.ry of the order
AVOCA.
lalnaid, the 2 ear-old sou of Mr. und Mrs :
Patrick It an, of the West Side, died on lours
lay afternoon of pneumonia The funeral will
take place this afternoon, lutejintnt will 'ie m
St Mary'a if meter.
George Chester, of the N'oith Km), met with
whaf may piou- a fatal accident while at ,wmk
in lain shalt eeteida morning. He was work
ing in what IsTinown ns the Klondike vein and,
the ichiI being uiicutaln, only tho most ex
jserlenieil miners wire sent -there, Mr, Chester
was after tiring a. snot when a large quantity
of soap stone fell, bur In r htm In the debris.
He was nnimcil to his home and sevirul doc
tor! summoned. Ills Injuries are about the hips
and back, and but illght hopes ire tnttrlttntil
of his recovery.
Cornelius llonner, of tho North Km!, who hai
been suffering Ironi a seserc attack of pneu.
monla, has been removed to the I'ittston hos
pital. The condition of lMwtrd Heap, who ws
seriously injured in Ijiw shaft on Wednesday,
Is somewhat Improied and tho doctor feels that
unless something unforscen happens he wilt ba
about In a short while.
Mr. and Mrs. I!. W. Shales, Mr. and Mrs. Nell
Kerguson, Mr. nnd Mrs. AU lllnes, Mr. and Mrs.
J. I Harris, attended tho Snjder-Shaffcr wed
ding at Dunniorc Thursday eienlng.
The concert which was to uc given In the
I'. M ihurcli on Monday ecnlng has been post
poned indefinitely. All who purchased tickets
will hue their money refunded.
Charles Alkmaii returned home last evening
after scleral uajs' llslt with his brother In Jet
ferson county.
BRADFORD COUNTY.
Special to the Siranton Tribune.
Towanda, April 27. A few nights ago a track
walker was wnjlnld near Sare and relieved of
considerable cash mid other trinkets.
A dog owned by n Canton fancier wh'y out
roimlng this week found a pair of young rab
bits, carried them home, put them in a box
with a litter of pups nnd since then ghes them
ptoper tare as far as possible. '
A Ilornbrook resident Is training a family of
flitig squirrels which hive been captured.
Young tattle arc dlng In Wells, this county,
from an unknown malady.
A tramp ghliifj his name as John O'Connor,
who Is confined in the Jail, thought the best
wny to seturc a suit of clothes would lie to tear
his edd ones Into eurpet rags. He Is now pos
ing liehlnd ilosed turtalns.
On the marriage elockct In the icgistcr's office
wus placed the names of subjects of rather pecu
liar features line Is the marriage of a boy ol
la eirs and n girl of 1(1, while the othir is
tint of a onnwe-ck diiorced man, aged 35, who
married a widow of 45 jcars
A bequest of fl.OOO his been recehed by Per
kins Post, , Athens, which wa! willed b the
late rieorge W Pel kins, of New York.
Thomas Wellcr died at his home In Ilornbrook
this weik at the advanced age of 82 jcars.
James Kord, aged about fit) Jcars, died at hit
home in Pike township. He was a well known
resident of I.'astern Bradford
Dinid Hjan, of South Wamly, was killed
b mi Kile train near Wellsburg, on Tuesday.
Hcv. 11. T. Dules, the well known Daptlat
minister, has resigned his pastorate Chcmunj;,
.V. Y., and will go to Troy, his former home.
Asi angorden, who died at .Skinner's Kddy
fourteen eais ago, was brought to Towanda
this week for le Interment.
Seicial Towandlins will attend the Nordlca
eoneeit nt Wilkes Ilirrc next Monday cening.
Ihirt persons Joined the Seventh Day Ad
entlsts at Orwell a fen dis ago.
Dr. J. W Parsons, of Canton, will have an
Vra machine in his office.
f. M. Tower is the new foreman of the loco
moth e shops at Sare. He is formerl of the
Huston and Albaii lallioad.
Zinc mines hue been explored at Itentley
Creek by an expert miner Work will soon be
commenced.
NEW MILFORD.
Speciil to the Smnton Tribune.
New Milford, April 27. Tl e (.raduatlng class of
New Milford graded school is comprised of Mat
tic Plummcr, Heatnce Howell, Nellie Van Loan,
Mir White, Mrah O'Hrien, Zlni McConnell,
Johanni Donolme, Jennie Hmle, Florence Smith,
Oiace Cobb and All in C Iourjc.
Mrs L O MiCollum visited her pirents at
Cleat Hend Wedticsdaj.
Mis K S (iirrat spent two or three dais
in Hinghamtoii this week
V uceptioii was glun Hie thailes smith and
fimlli at Hie Methodist piisonage last een
lug il'rlda).
Mr F W (laik md wife reecntli visited
fill nds in UiHord.
Mrs. (harhs line, of Montio'e, spent seiei
ul dis with relitlecs hue this week
Mis C. C Pratt entertained her piients. Ml.
and Mrs II Oott, of IliiiRhaintuii, this weik.
Mis I. W, Gillespie is entertaining her siste",
Mr. I,, x. tlieeso, of Villa Nova, Pa.
Mrs Kite Iiwls spent Sundi with fuends
at llopboltom
Chirlis Lines, of Oic.it Hend, was In town
edncsdaj .
Mis II Lions, of Montnse. pnt a few
eljS with nlatiiis here this week
Mr. lmnk Dale is suifeiing with a seuie it
tail, of grip
Mis Aithur iiwis visited her mothci at
Hopbottom a fin d.is leienth.
Mrs lohn Cay Is sciloush ill with pneu
nionia, at hei home In the township
Mrs. Itocmey, of droit Hend, as tailing on
friends in town Tu'sdn.
WAYMART.
Special to the Stranton Tiihune
Wajmari, April 27 The funeral of the late
Oirln W. fiunsauls took place .vesterdi after
noon and was very laigili attended Short ser
lices were held at the hoiue, after which the
college wended its wav to the Methodist Kplseo
pal chuieh. where a er.v cfiecthe sermon was
diliieied b the pastor, Itn L W Karsihnu.
Tho choir tang two selections, "It is not death
to die," and "Soon as from earth I go." The
pillbeanu were, (leorge D. Palmer, Wlllta-n
Ogden, Watson Stanton, Hubbel Mounds, Willhm
Doud and Henry Sampson, all veterans, and
former numbers of Warren IIlx post At the
dose of the service the boelv was borne to Ca
nam ccmetcr, where interment took place in the
famil plot. Among those fiom i ilist.nie were:
Mr. and Mrs, 1 rank B. Ounsauls, Mnta'noias,
Pa j Mi and Mrs Daniel It. Cumiul. Mr.
md Mis. Finest llrjden, Mrs. Lewis Mimsoii and
Mis. W. It. Walker, Cirbondale; Mr. urd Ilrs.
Ilarvev niicVI.mil. .Mr. and Mrs. PMlo (iunsauls,
and Mr an I Mrs. Klmer teely, of Foiest 'It1
Mr and Mrs. Samuil Bunnell, Jrinnum; Slessrs.
Will and Charles Rtnjawin, aid itlihai I Wuglirs,
Wilkes Bairc, and Mrs L- A. ltollison, of
llonesd lie.
I alii , son of Mr ml Mrs. 1. 1' Stanton, is
ling seiiousli ill (, pniunionli, at the home"
or ills pirtiits.
toe Battan is clnking fu' . V Monnacntt,
during the slikniss ol Miss Bennett
John loikuo.nl u Ins for seme time rust
leu, seriously ill, is lonialrscent
Mi-ilia Ituppirt is 1 de to tit about gain alter
be. meiit sucie llnis
immlici of our oung people expeit to at
ti ml the Heplasoph's bill nt Honesdile tuiilglit.
Lduanl Diijlc pild C.arhonililr a biisincus call
Wednesdai,
W V Doiulas. of the Anthraiite Cil, spent
a few ilm In town this wit I, the guest of
his friend, J 11. Stepheiison,
Mr. and Mrs. Kail l.nslln oi .south Caium,
have t iken up tlieir nsldimr in town wit'i the
litter's motliir, Mix .lost pu Swan,
Miss nimriie Bnant is Nitlng nt lloneslite.
'r. Luther i'i; int ,)iir-n ' from Daniel
Uri a viiluible hoiso i'ie fvie put ol the
Ullk
Kugene lliukliud, who Ins been noiMng on
the Ontaiin and Western inilroad from Srranlon
to Cidosla, fin souii time. Is spending a few
i!js witli his patents here, owing to a laik of
biisiris.
Mi. mid Mis (iooiiro lioul, of Caibondiile,
wen the gnosis of F A. Stephenson, Wcilnes
(la. Arthur Monies, of Scranton, w is the r.jest of
Miss Lllis, Suiiilay.
'Iliomas lonk, of Kaston, is in to-vn nsnin,
riniwiig old aequalntantes.
The condition of Mrs. Delphlua Tuthlll re
mains unchanged.
Mrs James Staples Is ilsitlng a tick brother
In the western part of the state.
'.. A W'onnaeott, the men hard, has gone
In Niw ork fit on a business trip
Mr and Mrs Will Price and Mrs. Waller
( irr, of Culbondale, passed Wednesday wnn
iclutlu'r here.
the loung child of Mr and Mrs. Walter
Wagrei wlii.se life has bien despaired ot for
the pa.t vuek, is gradually gaining.
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The winter climate has deranged, more or
less, the mucous membranes of your whole
body; has produced a catarrhal condition,
not only of your head, throat and lungs, but
quite likely your stomach anddlgcstivc organs,
also. Your appetite Is changeable. Your
food digests poorly. Your blood Is out of
order. You have that "tired feeling." All
this Is due to the catarrhal condition of the
mucous membrane. Systemic catarrh, Dr.
Hartman calls It.
It is time to take Peruna, therefore. It is
time to take n thorough course of Peruna.
Peruna will strike at the cause of all your
troubles by removing the catarrhal condl-
tons. This makes Peruna at once the great-
SUSQUEHANNA.
Special to the bcianton Tribune.
Susquehanna, April 27 The funeral of the
late James H. McCreary, one of Hallstead's
oldest citizens and business men, was attended
on Thursday afternoon from the Presb terian
thuich In Hallstead Interment took plaie in
St Hose cemetery.
W 11 Williams, of Scranton, the drummer
evangelist," will hold nn anti-saloon meeting in
Y. M (J, A ball in Hallstead on Monday even
ing, when a branch of the AMI Saloon league
will lie organized
Lickawanna Master Michanic and Kngine Dis
patcher William lhrvo, of Hallstead, will suc
ceed Mr. Jennings in scranton, Mr. Jackson,
of Klngsland, New Jeisej, will succceel Mr Har
vey in Hallstead.
Professor I). W Tease, of Hallstead, and Pro
fessor K. Benson, of New Milford, will con
duct a school of review and summer normal
at New Milford, beginning about May 13, and
continuing for one month
The Bridgewater Baptist association will meet
in Montrose on Monday next.
X. T. Mitchell, who has been ill for a jear
or more, will on Monda net resume the man
agement of the Mitthell House in Hallstead
Hei. W. II. Williams, of Scranton, will preach
In the Hallstead Baptist church on Sunday even
ing. Subject. "The Oood Woman and Her Com
panv " He will speak twice on .Sunday after
noon in Y. M. C A hall, in Hallstead. 'the
see-ond service is for men onl.
H. Bclford Jones, of Montiose, has been ad
mitted to practice law in the several courts of
Susquehanna lounty.
Daniel Kramer, of Oreat Itend, has invented a
patent 6eeder, to be used in planting gardens.
Philip P. vieibler, of (Ireat Bend, has pat
ented an elastic corset for women
Great Bend council, No. .16, Knights of Colum
bus, on Sunday afternoon had a service In honor
of its late brother, John J. Condon
On account of slack business, three Lackawan
na conductors lesuling in Hallstead, have been
reduced to brakemen.
The borough authorities of tireal Bend have
passed an ordinance forbidding the riding of bi
Cdes upon the sidewalk.
The Krie pav master scattered about ,000 in
Susquehanna toda),
The American Chair company, of Brandt, torn
posed prindpiii of Scranton capitalists, paid a
dividend of 0 per cent last ear
firent Bind louncil, No S'A, Knights of Co
luniliiis, will hold a grand reception in Kistlei's
hall on Tuisday tuning. Ma I Musle will Iw
furnishes! by Oman's full Susqui liaiiua ouhestra.
t tin Chilli h of the Vttilit, in booth Beth
lehem, on Tuesda evening, Owen Francis Link
enhitrh was unittd in miirlage to Miss Helm (
daughter of Hon Orrin A Lines, founerly of
(Ireat Bend, but now of South Bethlehem
While visiting a relative, Mrs Ida BalKsiek,
of Grand stieet, Mrs William bmlth, of Wash
ington street, an old and esteemed lesldent,
was on Wediiesds moiuliig striiken with paraly
sis and her reiovery is improbable.
At the Susquehanna County Kiimlaj sihool con
vention, to be held in Montrose on Tuesday and
Wednesda next, Ilr ( harles lloads, secretar
of the Stale association, will deliver an ad
dress on Tuesday evening. Subject, "The Out
strcteh,d ITngers of tlie tliiueli's htiong Hlglit
im " Mrs. L M Gates, of hiianton, will
speak on Wrdiiosdai afternoon Subject, ".Mis
sion Interest Sunday Khool Work."
C llol.eits will establish a milk station at
Ararat.
OrvlIIe Potter, for a number ot )oars of Sus
quehanna, will engage in the ineriantile business
in Ararat.
A special meeting of tlie stockholders of thj
American ( hair .Manufacturing company .ill te
held nt Brandt, May .'II, to take action upoi ;uc
approval or disapproval of issuing preferrel stock
of the company, and also to take aition upon
the recommendation of the board of directors is
to the icmoval of the principal office from Lrandt
to biranton
A California fruit train of thirt cars passed
over the Trie last nignt at a speed of thirty-five
miles an hour.
A milk condenser- will be established in Mont
rose. About t,(XX) lias alread been raised aid
the milk of 2,000 cows, at 2 and 3 tents ir
quart, has been guaranteed It Is expected tht
the remainder of tlie necmsar funds will U
raised within two weeks. Montrose appears to
be taking a new lease of life.
In the Cric pi luting office in Susquehanna Jobs
of 1,000,000 iiiipiesslona are lieing turned nut
Upon the retent telebratlon of their goldfli
wedding, Itev. and Mrs. J. W. Hanor, of Mant
rose, were presented with a purse of nearly te).
After all, that fellow Grow tannot be as old
as his friends say he is. lie gets thv'ie .11 nim
bi as a two-year-old. Philadelphia InqulrT.
Ur. Grow Is the ounget old statesman in the
laud today. Mr. Grow was elected to the pre,
rnt congress by a plurality of 182,683 and n ma
jority of 126,000 over all opposition. Hi has
well earned the sobriquet of "Great Majoul '
Grow."
It is now in order for Itepublican candidates
for atate senator from the Susquehanna-Wayne
district to announce themselves,
According to the esteemed News, Forest City
needs a board of .trade, and, incidentally, a ntvv
Krie railroad station, a tounty bridic aciosa
the Laikauaiuia, a sidewalk to the Krtj station,
a sidewalk thereto and an arc light near It.
"Only this and nothing morel"
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THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.
New York, Apiil 27. Y'esterda 's show of
strength in stocks was dissipated In the touise
of toda) 'a trading on the evchange. The mar
ket opened quite generilly higher and an
attempt was made to continue the upward rush
in Puins)lvania and Baltimore und Ohio. It
wis ver) soon found however that the gcnei it
demand for stocks was quite insicniticant at
the higher level of prices, ) estcrciav's opera
tions hiving so far diminished the short in
terest that the denund from that source wis
no longer un effective suppoit. In sugar espei
lall.v, cstirday's mgent demand from the
shorts was decidcdl) iilancd. The prue was
inn op after the opening to HOH. but tho real
iiing sales from bu)ers on the recent advance
oveipowciid the stock. It got back once again
above last night's close crd then fill an cx
ticme b with a feverish and uncertain rail
There wns the same absence of authentic news
concerning the stocks as on the ndianee and
its movement was due entirely to technical
causes. The same was true ot the general mar
1 et. The reaction was due to the general re
ogulllon that )esteiday's sharp advance was
due to the general recognition that vesterday's
sharp advance was due to a demand from an
over cvtended short interest. Some effort was
made to combat the reaction by bidding up
ditferent stocks. Tlieie was a show of strength
at dllteient periods in the tobicco stocks, .the
leathel stocks, Brooklvn Transit and Ntvv York
Cintral, but these marouvers proved unavail
ing to held (he imrhet. The op-ning streilgth
was clue in no small (art to the buving for
!,ondo!i account which cmounted to 2.1,000 or
30,000 shares The lailiond earnings lepoitid tor
the da were on the side of leaetfon. St.
Paul's net earnings for Marcli fell oil b) reason
of the high level id operating expenses '1 lie
statement of the Heading compary and Niw
Jersey Central for the Mime period were distinct
ly weak. Fellowing the Ontario and Western
statement of )eaterday the reactionary teiidenev
Li the anthracite group Is suflitieutli explained.
Total salr-s 641,20b shares
Railroad bonds held firm today, but the vol
ume of business was lather light, Total sales,
par value, $2,45,0011. U. S. new 4s. advanced
',2 in the bid pi ice.
The following quotations are furnished Ths
Tilbune by M. S Jordan & Co , rooms 705 708
Mears building. Telephone 5003:
Open- High- Low- Clos.
ing. cbL est. ing.
Amer. Sugar UH 110 lit lH'i
Amer. TnKnto 104'i lOfi'4 101'i 101
Amer S. K Wiie ... . 11 12 41 404.
Uchlsou 27 2i'a 27 27',,
Atthison, fr . 71H 7tH 7034 71
Biookhn Tiietlon 75'i 77 7t4 TV
Balto. Ohio M.i; Ni?4 8.1 &H
font. Tobacco :.0 .(!' ..Ill, SOI,
( lies. K Ohio IP, 'II 4 .hit, MVt
Chic . (it West .. U 11 H'4 11V4
C, B A. 0 127'i 1271 1254 I'i'
St. Piul lit 12m l0 ll'
Hoek Island W) W)-i 10V4 llb4
Ijckawanni It) 178W 1H) 170'i lnO
led Mm-i .. 4J4 41 I14 iM
Fed steel, Pi 7l'i 71U 701J 70V4
Kan fc Tex . Pr St.i 30 :.vt R'.V,
louls ft Nash M'4 84 f2t S2S
Man. Klcvated 04 04 ii till
Mit. Traitloii 11,0 Ifiu 15' 150
Misso Pacific 1M4 is, ,17'4 )77s
People's Gas 101514 10014 10414, 10414,
N. ,1. Central 11')5 UfiS 110 110
Southern Pacific . .. . :17 M .17,s :t7'i
Noifolk & West .Xr,4 .Mi .18 OS
Norlli Pacific .V) !i .IS'X 51
Ninth I'aeifii, Pi 7ii 7ijl 7n 7(.',4
N. Y Central I'll", 117". n 1:0
Ont k West 2t'A 'Jin 2.t'4 2.1V4
1'enna. II R H'i'J KOTg 117?4 Uhi
PaciHe Mail 11 .tV4 ii .U14
Heading Hi l'Hj I'm 11 in;
Hcad'ng Hv , Pr m srfWfc W 5'H4
Southein It. It lt4 13 nv, H
South It) , Pr ,1'4 5! ,w is
Tetm C. k Iron 85H kia, S( hi
V. S la'athil 11V H IVA 12
I'. h U-athei, Pr... 7l4 72 71 71
Union Pacific 17 57Bi Ufl, .10
I'nion Pacific, Tr 71?t 71 7514 7114
Wabash, Ir 23 241; 2) 2.V4
Western I'nlon tfi4 8214 82'i S2Va
Third Avenue IOS14 KteiZ iosjJ lOhl
CHICAGO BOAnn OF TIIADE.
WHEAT. Oren- High. Low- Clos
ing, est. est. ng
Jily H 74 1,71,4 f.7W
May ei Hi, r.-.is, cKVis
July .'.'. 40 4111, 405, 4(r,'
Mav 30J4 40 3')i 3-H
OATS.
July 24 234 211; tit
May 21 21 21K 23
LAUD.
July 7.25 7.J7 7 20 7..i7
Mav 7 20 7.2 7.17 7.1"
pome.
July 12.80 12,110 12.77 1287
May 12.G.1 12.7 12.W 12 72
Scranton Board ot Trade Exchange
Quotations AU Quotations Based
on Par ot 100.
STOCKS. Bid. Asked.
First National Bank aoo
Scranton Savings Bank 300
Scranton Packing Co bj
Third National Bank a
Dime Dep. & Dis. Bank 200 ...
Koonomy Light, II. & P. Co 47
Lacka. Trust ti Sale Dep. Co 150
Scranton Paint Co 80
Clark & Bnovrr Co, Pom 400 ,,,
Clark le Snover Co., Pr 12J
Scranton Iroa Fenca at Mfg. Co 100
Scranton Aile Works , , joo
Lackawanna Dairy Co., Pr ,,,,, 20
Co. fcailngi Bank & Trust Co SOtl
First National Bank (Carbondale) 300
Standard Drilling Co , go
New Mexico By Coal Co., IV it)
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Special for Today.
(SATURDAY.)
New line of Ladies' Oxford Ties $1.25. $i35i $1.50, $i.75i $3.ot
"Ladies, " stylish, perlect fitting lace and button boots for spring
and Summer wear for $1,251 $i.5of $1.85, $2.00, $2.50.
Our $1.85 lines of Ladies Boots in lace and button are bargains.
Small Boys' Shoes, sizes 8 to 13J2 75c, $1.00, $1,251
Youths' Shoes, sues 11 to 2 $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75.
Bovs' Shoes, sizes 2 to 5 $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00.
II BEST SHOES POSSIBLE FOR
Tiaders' National Bank . . 145
itris.iv--!
beranton Passenger Hallway, tiret
n ortjrae, due P0
People's htreit llailna), llrst luort
cage, due 1018
People's btreet Iiailwa), General
mortBace due POl
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Lacka Township School 5 pel cent
City of Scranton St Imp 6 per
lent
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
teMmdmi?
115
115
115
100
102
102
. . 85
btianton Trac. 0 per cent, bonds. . 115 ...
Scranton Wholesale Market.
(Coreeted h) II O. Dale, 27 Lackawanna Ave.)
Butter Crramer), C3c.i Jail), tubs, 2-ic.
l'lrils bclett vv ostein, 13e., neaib), atate, 13kc
Cheese Full main, lJiJc-
Beans Per bu , ihoite marrow, ?i.45j medium,
S-'oO; pea, $ 30
beed Potatoes Per bu . $1.25.
Philadelphia Grain and Produce.
Philadelphia, April 27 Wheat-Pinu and lie
hlnhei , inntrait itrade, April, 71iia7JV2i. Corn
Kino and '4t hlnlier, Vo i miied, April,
44talaf O ats Stead) , No, 2 vvhlto dipped,
JlaJl'ic.i No. do. do.. 2'lVa30t., No. 2 inked
do., -To Potatcs line handed; New- York
and uotern thoite. per bu . 45a We. , do, do
fair to Kixiel do, liial.ti. Butter Firm, good
demaicli fancy vveklern enamel), 18'Je , do
prints, JV. Frits stead) , good denuna; freh
nearby, 12al2'it.; do, vventern, llVti.: do
Miulhwestern. lJVe i do, southern, lH2al2c.
Chcee-(Jiiiet but lead) Itefli id hurfam -Fnm,
bet tcr demand Cotton -I 'nchaiuul. Tallow
Meadi; lit) prime in hhd , SHalVie. ; country
do., bbls , 'liaJKr., dark do, ITsaS'ic ; cakes-,
5'ie.l urease, SHal'ic Live poultry Firm, fair
deinaid; fowls, lOaHlc j old romtn-s, 7a7'it i
vvintri thiikens, 15ai)i : sprint; illik.-iis, 25a3uc ,
diuka, UalOe. Dicttd 1 oulli) Qntit, (ovvl4
easier; fcvvls, choice, 10c., do. fair to encd,
0al2c. i old roosters, 7a7V.e,; roostinic ehlclcens,
iicarb), Ifalli. ; vittern do., llaUc. ; vvlater
ehlel'eiu, IfaSic. , bioilers, 25a30c Hecelplh
Hour, o.oiio baircis and 43,00 Nik: com, J4
IVXI buhcl; oats, 10,01X1 Shipments Wheat,
04,000 bushels, corn, 10,(100; oats, 8,000
New York Grain and Produce.
Nev York, .(pril 27. Flour Moderately active
and stead). l lient -Sxjt firm; No. 2 red,
7V'. L o. b. afloat; No. 2 red, lOac elevator;
No. 1 noithcrn Duluth, 70?st f o. t. ufloat lo
arrive, Oiitinni vveie iteuerally Ann all day
and ispteiall) in the afternoon, stimulated by
minora of irood export trade, and tinsel "tin
at 4i'. net advance. May dosed 73e ,
Jul), 7Jic.l Sipt., 74e t'oni-,siK)t tlim;
No. 2. 4le. f. o, 1). afloat, and 4GH. elev ilor.
Option market was stions and lilhr, und
closed tirin at Vialc advance. May eloseil
45Hc; July ilosed 4('4p,; Sept., loWo Oats
SjKit ipilet; No. 2, as-.. No. X, i7'4e.s No, 2
white, 20Vai'.t No. 3 white, K,', liaik niKed
westirn, J8ai'iHf ! tra white, 2saic, (p
tlons iiegletlid, dosins dull at He decline;
No, 2 white oats, May, closAi J',ic Butter
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est of all spring tonics, the best ot all blood
purifiers, the surest of all nerve Invlgorators.
One bottle of Peruna will do more In clearing
away the fogs of April ailments than all the
other medicines In the world.
J. R. Stuart, Eastland, Texas, writes:
have purchased one bottle of Peruna, and it
was used by myself and wife as a spring medi
cine. I consider it the best dollar's worth
J ever bought."
Lena L. Stoll, Adrian, Mich., says: ' used
Peruna for five years as a spring medicine. "
We have thousands of testimonials from all
parts of the United States on this subject.
Write for a book of them. Sent free by The
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1HE PRICES YOU WISH 10 Mf.
riim, wislun treimeiv, lVialS'je , do fac
toi,v, 1 talt'c , imitation ireamel, tlalCc.;
Utc dalr), liilT'.jc do creamer) 15ijil'.c.
hiese Sti.idv fancy lame white, 11'4" fmrv
laiue tolo'td, llatt'je , lane) niall while, 10
nil fane) small colored, W llle I g -Mead),
state and l'lim.i li'-.-alk , outhern,
at nisik, llaU'ii , storage western, ut mark,
UiaUc ; rcRiilai paeMng;, at mark, Ual2l4
Chicago Grain Market.
(IiIijro, April !7 There was a chanje of sin.
tlineut to the bull view todd), and the novs
wan encnurHRinc lo that wa) of looking at
the wheat situation Wheat dosed '4ae liish.
er; corn Wli to i,V up and oats unchamr
ed, tu 'a'4e hmei, piovlslons closed JVs to
10il2& improved. Trade in all the pits uai
rather ejuiit, with oiiots of acliiit) in wheat
and corn Cash quotations were as follows:
Hour bleach. No 2 red white, 70e Vo 2
etirn, 3054a Wo to 40Xc ; No 2 )ellow, .ill'
Wsi to 40i . No J oats. M't'il' , No. 2
while, 27 U7i . No 3 while, 2n1?uJs1iC , No.
2 rye, Wic . No 1 Inrle.v, 41at4i4e s No I
flax and northwest, $1 7.1, tlmolhv, fiJ5, pork,
1.73al.! SO; lard, 'r7,Wi7M, libs, $6.15a,.20;
shoulders, 6sia7c : shies, i7 50a7CO, whiskey,
$1.2513, tURais, uidarcec
New York Live Stock Market.
New ork, Anrll 27. Beev es Slow , but steady;
all sold: steers, $4 K0a5.00; hulls, 4V2.75a4.40;
tows, ifi.20aj 75 Calves blow, eslra eala
stead), others, 25aiK lower, 125 unsold, com.
111011 to cholie veals, $i Wad, lops, Aliii.
bheep Dull and under grades 15aJ5e. lower.
Iambi', stead) to 2i)t lower, woolled sheen, '4 7S
a8 50, rulls, 1 25, dipped sheip, ft 87v$aS 25:
woedled Iambs, 7.25a8.12H. cilpned do, 5 75(
7 12'4, spilns lambs, JI.50. Iloiis Iteceipts,
2,1 firm, rocxI state hoirs, 5.S3a5 00,
BuQnlo Live Stock Market.
I'.ut Ilutlalo, April 27 -Cattle market Keelin x
about stead), eali, ?5.25all. IIors -Market
slow to a shade lower )0ikers. 5.70a5.75; llcnt
do, M(ua5 70, plk'S, 3.45a5 .V), pigs and
liRht orkers mixed, i5.55, mixed packers, tW5
aS.bil, midlums and heav.v, if-a&0a)85; largrb,
I5), loughs, $5.10a5 25. bheep Market aliada
lower for lambs; sheep fulrly stead); best
dipped lambs, IflOiOW, culls, to good, $4 504
(i 50: best wool lambs, lf7.U1a7 0. culls to good,
5i7 50. inlxiel clipiH'd sheep, f4.70a5 40, culls
to good, K'.50a4 50.
East Liberty Cattle.
I'ast Llliertv. April 27. Cattle-Steady; extra,
j 40a5 00; prime, $J.30a5.40, common, $.1 21
3 bO IIors Strong; extra heavy, )U.70aS 75;
mediums, ?5f5a'i.70i heav) jnikrra, $5 60aJ65;
light )oikers, W0a3 40; good pigs, 5aS2a;
cimiinoii pigs and skips, 4a4 75, roughs, i.76ii,
blieep-Stead) , ihoiee wethers, $5 30a5 40; com.
mon, $2 60a3.50; tholeo lambs, $ma6 40; iom
moil 10 good, f.l50a6.lO; veal ralvxs, 4,75a5.
Oil Market.
tet.
balaces. l 47; it J.
its, 17,444; average.
Oil rile- Vnrll .- I r.111 ,.
lliuates, no lilel. bhlpmenls, 47,411; average.
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