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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1900.
County f?a-ilne;i flank k Trmt Co. . 300
First National Dink (Carbondale)
Slanclarel Drilling Co
Nrw Mexico lly. Coal Co, Pr. .... 40
Traders' National Dank 1S5
Scranton Holt and Nut Co 110
IIONDS.
Scranton Pa-wensrr Halle, ar, first
mortijaRO, One 113) "5
People's street Hallway, first mort-
pare, due 1918 115
People'-i Street Hallway, General
mortRJCf, due IT'l IIS
t)lckon Manufacturing Co
I.acka. Towmhlp School S per cent. ...
City ol Scranton St Imp. 0 per
cent
800
30
fallacy
100
102
102
Scranton Traction 0 per cent 115 ...
Scranton Wholesale Market.
(Corrected by II. O. Dale, 27 Lackawanna Ave.)
Iliitter Creamery. 2U-.S dairy tulis, 20c.
1:kk Selrct western, He- ncarly ilate, IIHj.
Clipre- Pull cream, new, lt-4iil2e
lleana Per hu , iholce marrow, $2.43; medium,
(2 30! PC, (2 CO.
Potatus 4 So.
Ilrnnuda Onlona $1.75.
SCRANTON'S SHOPPING CENTER.
Shirt Waists
IpHHOlhJand
r PURE
Strongest, purest, most economical
and healthful of all leavening agents.
nOYAl
LIVE NEWS OF THE
INDUSTRIAL WORLD
SERIOUS CONDITION OF AFFAIRS
ON THE CENTRAL.
Employes Said to Be Preparing for a
General Tie-up Test of the New
Steel Coal Car, Which Has Been
Purchased by the D., 1,. & W. Com
pany Remarkable Run Made on
tho Erie Road Recently Order to
Central Trainmen Which. Has Just
Been Issued.
Tlio following dispatch from Mnuch
Chunk wns sent out by tho Associated
Prtss last night:
"Conditions have developed nmonpr
tho employes of thu Central Railroad
of Mew Jeisey which, It Is said, threa
tens it strike on the entire system.
The lailroad brotherhoods have polled
the employes fiom Jersey City to
Scranton, and. It Is raid, nearly all tho
men favor a gcnei-il tie up of the
lines. The Fodei.iii-el Urothei hoods
held a laiKely attended meetlnR hero
yesterday and a member of the rcii
ial grievance committee said it would
lot be over two weeks befoie the en
ire system would bo tied up. lie says
here are many Kilevances, among
.hem being tho extension of the tide
water iuns from Hawks station in
stead of Coalport and tho reduction
of crews on coal nnd freight trains.
"The crews fiomcrlv consisted of a
conductor, bend and middle brakeman
and flagman. Uy a recent order the
middle brakeman Is dispensed with,
and, while not discharged, only three
men are allowed to a crew, the time
being divided among tho brakemen so
that each gets but three-quarters of
the running time."
Coal Car's First Trial.
The steel coal car recently received
at tho Delaware, Lackawanna anu
Western yard, and of which mention
has already been made in this column,
was given Its ilrst trial Sunday and
its piactical value tested. It was taken
down the Uloom division of the Lacka
wanna and was put Into service at the
Avondale, Pettebone, Woodward and
other mines. In stiength and power it
surpasses the cais used at present, of
course, and In geneial utility seems a
great impiovoment. The steel doors In
Its bottom and its chute sides give it
a gieat advantnge over the cars now
used in dumping tho coal, and it is
likely that in time these new convey
ances will entirely displace the old
ones. The car will be taken to several
mole of the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western mines and make the en
tire round, being used at each of tho
vailous collieries.
A Remarkable Run.
One of the most remarkable runs of
a passenger tialn on tho Delaware
division of the Kile was made by train
No. G last Tuesday night. Tho engine
was No. 330, Chailes Snyder, engineer;
Thomas J. Duffy, conductor. Tho en
gine had been supplied with a big tank
holding 6,000 gallons of water. The mn
was made between Port Jervis and
Susquehanna, a distance of 105 miles,
without stopping for water.
When the train neaied the Deposit
Summit the engineer whistled for the
pusher, which jan out of the switch
up the hill, nnd train No. 0 gradually
slowed up, yet not stopping, coupled
on to the pusher, both engines being
supplied with Jenny draw heads, nnd
tho train was pulled up tho hill with
out loss of time. This is the ilrst time
in the history of the Krle that nny
passenger train has made a continuous
run between tho two points mentioned
above without stopping nt Cnlllcoon or
Hancock for water. Klmlra AdveUUer.
Order for Central Trainmen.
Assistant Superintendent of the Jer
sey Central Railroad Dods has issued
the following order to trainmen on the
line:
All tralni In either direction niunt be run un
der coi.trol between Tamanrnd (Utlon and curve
rut of cast end of new lead track cast cf
Iloak'a oltlce, expecting to Cnd engines pulllin;
on malji track.
Trains from Slhcr Brook when crlien an or
der to run extra, Tamamnd to lloaU' incut I
run with trains under control expecting to be
flagged by west bound trains baling occasion
to taVe train to Tamamnd or to back train In
I k n. yard at east end of Tamamnd yard,
and must not pull In on yard walks at Tama
mnd without permission In rath instance.
When necessary, west bound trains laving oc
casion to ttke cars to Tannnend or 1'. & lt.'s
yard east of Tamanend, may do so when directed
by proper authority, provided a Ilagman has
been sent ahead a sufficient distance to ensure)
lafety.
Mhen practicable east bourc trains should re-
ET2i H
Ejamim
rotKdG-F
There arc many imitation baking powders sold
at a low price. They are made from alum,
a corrosive acid which is poisonous in food.
DAKINQ POWDER CO., 100 WILLIAM ST., NEW YORK.
echo running orders, T.imancnd to Iloals, before
km ink' biher Crook.
Anthracite Output.
Tho production of anthracite coal In
the first six months of this year 13
about one million eight hundred thou
sand tons greater than in the same
poiiod in 1S93. Thete has been an In
crease in every month this year, and
the total production to tho end of June
was ns follows, by months:
Month. Tons, lSOO. Ton, l'siO
January S.TCl.TMl 4,113.000
l'ebmary 2.S10.4V) 3,19,(100
M.nch a, 110,711 4,li,00
April S.O'H.OVJ 3,27.1,Sls
May :!,5rj7,0!ll 3,M0,7.""
Totall
Juno ...
in,rsi,7iM
4,07J,'iCl
1",S03173
4,C0S,S M
Totall :0,f,9s,072 22,172.171
The Increased pioductlon in June
over that month in 1S09 was 536,.'.31
tons, and the increase for six months
was 1,771,393 tons.
D., L. & W. Board for Today.
The make-up of the Delaware, Lack
awanna and Western board for today
Is as follows:
WILD CATS, SOUTH.
Mondjy, July 9.
10.10 p. m. E. M. Ihllctt.
TiKhdiy, July 10.
12..I0 n. m. J. C!in1ey.
,'l a. in. O. Kcirrcv.
0 a. in, M, Midljriii.
t n. m .1. II. McGinn.
10 a. m. ludlow.
11 a in. Wall.
2 p. m. Kctcham.
3.: li p. in. A. (lerrlty.
4.45 p. tn. T. Naumau.
SUMMIT!
fi n. m., south McTj.no.
S a. in , north Frouiifc 11 er.
1 p. in., north MclinR
0 p. m., north Doudican.
pm.T.r.ns.
rusnr.it?.
10 a. m. Huffy.
1 1 iu in M oran,
7 p. m. Jluiphj.
9 p. m. C. Caw ley.
i&i:.vgi:r rxfiiNE.
0 30 p. m. MsRocrn.
WILD CATS, NOItlll.
5 a.
C a.
8 a.
1 p.
2 p.
3 p.
4 P.
5 p.
Op.
7 p
9 p.
m. Peckins.
m. Ilutli.
m. hvarts
m Klnprslry.
in. John Gahasarja
in Masteis
in. Hammltt.
in. 1'itzpatrick.
in. Warfel.
in. Randolph,
m. I arkin.
This nnd That,
Work will bo resumed at tho South
Steel mill this morning. During tho
week the mill was shut down extensive
lepalrs were made.
An otder was last week Issued to tho
Jersey Cential trainmen to the effect
that When drilling, the nlr-lirntrn n,l
air signal hose must he nnennnii i.r
hand before the cais are permitted to
sepal ate.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.
Won. Lost.
flrookhn 41 21
Philadelphia 3; 'j
Pittsburg ,".." U)
(hicigc 35 31
Cincinnati 80 31
St. Louis 23 .11
Ilostou 2j 31
New VorU 21 40
P.O.
.001
.517
,43s
.5.10
.102
.no
.152
.311
At Cincinnati n, 11, jj,
I'liilidclphln 0 0 112 0 0 0 0 0 01 S 2
Cincinnati 0 0 0 2 0 110 0 0 15 7 2
lljltciirn 1'razcr and Mcl'arland; Newton and
Pelts'. Umpire '1 en j.
At Chicago ii. . ;.
Nrw ork 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0-2 I 2
Chicago 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 11 2
llatterles Mercer and lloiuiinans Tjjlor and
Donohue. Umpire O'Hay,
At &t. Louis n. II, H.
Huston 30010 100 05 7 5
M. Louis 0 1 0 0 0 3 1 x 10 12 I
Jlitterles Willis, Lewis and Clarlcj Powell
and Crigcr. Umpire inllc.
Pittsburg. UrooKljn, not scheduled.
American League.
Detroit, 3; Kansis City, 0. '
Milwaukee, 4; Clcielaid, 2,
Indl'iiMpoHs, 5i Minneapolis, 1,
llulialo ( hlcigo-Hain.
Eastern League,
Toronto, 0; Syracuse, J.
llartfonl, 2; Providence, 0.
fcprliigrleld, 0; Worcester, 2.
AMATEUR NOTES.
The ttandin: of the Anthracite league Is as
follows: Won. Lost. PC
Mlde-r Junior! , 0 0 1.0X1
Atlantic 1 j .S75
Athletics ...... i 0 in
Viele-ttci l 7 12J
'J he Slider Juniors defeated the Vldettcs by a
score of 5 fo 3.
The Atlantic! defeated tho Athletics by tho
score 13 12. The featuro was the batting of the
Atlantle-s In tho sixth inning, when the score
was 0 3 In the Athletics' favor.
THE MARKETS.
Wnll Street Review.
New York, July 9. Not much im
pression was produced on the stock
market today by events nnd the pro
fessional contingent which conducted
practically all the transactions fell
again to very small proportions. Tho
larger volume of dealings nnd the
more important transactions which
chnracteilzed last week's market were
not In evidence today. Nevertheless
the price movements of tho day were
ciulte wide, owing to the small lloating
supply of stock. Tho undertone of the
inniket, too, was unmlstnkably firm.
Keven the sharp break In llrooklyn
Tianslt, which stock led the market
in point of activity, had very slight
effect on tho genernl list, although a
few largo gains in special stocks were
ylelde in sympathy with it. llrooklyn
Transit at the low point was 53V& bo
low thu high point. dTho other local
Ti action stocks weto also under pres
sure. Metropolitan selling at one time
-1 points under Saturday, but 1 allying
3. Illinois Cential lose at one time
33Ti, and the dealings in the stock weie
quite large. Tho grain carrying roads
were well taken all day In anticipation
of tomorrow's monthly crop sreport,
which is expected to show the Improv
ed condition from lalns In the North
west, llaltimore and Ohio wns a weak
feature on the scoie of the Insignifi
cant Inciease In gross earnings re
ported for June. The steel stocks were
Inclined to heaviness, Tennessee Coal
losing two points. The movement in
the group is supposed to bo connected
with tho attempts to reach an agree
ment regarding prices. Total sales,
'J42.C00 shares.
Tho bond market today was dull
and changes were mostly small and
itegular. Total sales, par value, $G"0,
000. United States new l's declined
U and old 4's adsancod per cent. In
bid price.
Tho following quotations aro furnuifed The
Tribune In M S Jordan ci Co , rooms 705 700
Mcars building. Telephone 500J:
lrg. est. est. ing.
Oncn- High- Low- Clos-
Anericar. S'tg-ir lln 111T4 110 ll'j'i
American Tobacco 'U V 01 Jl
Am S. ti W Sii 31'j, 32'4 3JVS
Audi. To. k S, To .... 2V, 2VJ 2l's 2i'..j
A.. T. & R V.. IT 71V4 72 71i 72
lliooklin Traction 5.r 0',4 504 51J
Itilt. fi Ohio ".ih 7.I1 72 72",
(Ties. Ohio 25V, 2V(i 2'.'li 2V4
Illicit (3. W W I0i4 111, Id",
Chic. II & () 124Vi 12J',i 12IS 121'i
St. Paul Ill lll'i lUHc lll'.i
liock Island Hij'i J0i!4 P54 (
rcder.ll Steel 33V6 3-IVi J24 "s
PciUr.il Steel, IT 0 M cilij (,-i'$
Kan & Tex. IT 31vi 3 Pi 31 3P4
Louis, k Nnsli 'IVi 72?i 72 725i
Mjiilnttnii i:ie hs'd , h S7',j
Met. 'ruction Co 150 111 110 It"
Miwmirl Pacific 50' fiiTJi 50 50U
People's (lis O ti'4 US 'M,i
N .1. Cmtl el 130 IM'j 12 12'l
North .Pacific 50 ffi 4'i .WJ
Noitli. Pacide, IT 70!i 70i 70 704
X Y. Central 12 12'i 12714 127"i
Ont. k W'e.t ll'l 1U l')' l')'f,
Pciim. It. It 127S. 127B 127'i 127'i
Iteaillng Ifi'li in', K.Ta iGJil
Heading, IT 5')i WU 5H,i 5958
Soutbirn 11 It HVi 11 10Ti 11
Southern it. It. IT .... My, ,61 .',() 51
Tenn., C. k Iron 0SH (iS(, afy fioi
U. S. Lc.atl.ci U 9 0 I)
U. S. Leather, IT 08 M C7?i C7i
llublier "il'i 2!?i 21'i 2)1',
Union Paclllo 50 51 50 SOiJ
Union Pacific. IT 72i 72?i "1 2,
Wabash. IT 18 li 17J8 17
Third Aenue 100 100 lm W)
CHICAGO HOAHl) OF TH DH.
Open- High- Low- n.ij.
WI1KAT. inc. cat. est. !n'.
August tl'Vi M 70 KlU
Ser timber t0',i MU 7'i?i SI
C01IN.
Aurfu.t tri n, nyt 4114
beptembcr U! 4) 41 4H.
OAlh.
Augiiat 21 ?Hi 21 21Vj
Soitciiilr 24 21 'm 2114
POIIK '
Scptcmler 12.S2 12.S7 12.72 12.87
Scranton Board of Trado Exchange)
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Pnr of 100.
STOCKS. Did. Asked.
rirft National Hank 800
Scranton S nines Hank B00
S Linton Packlne Co 05
llilrd National Hank 425
Dime Deposit and Discount Hank ., 200
I'.coiwniy I.lKht, II k P. Co , ... 0
Ucka Trust 4: Safe Deposit Co. ., 150
Scranton Paint Co 80
Clark .V SiKnerCo., IT 125
Scranton Iron pence k Ml.' Co 100
Scranton Axle Works , 113
I nckawanna Dairy Co., IT .... 20
LIVERITA
THE UP-TO-DATE
LITTLE LIVER PILL
I CURES
Biliousnoss,
Constipation,
Dyspopsla,
SIck-HoaU-acho
nnd Llvor
Complaint.
SUGAR COATBI).
J Sold by all druggists
or pent by mall.
Kcrvlts Medical Co., Chlcirt)
Bold by McGarra'.i & Thomas, Drug,
eisti,, 00 Lackawucra avo., Scranton, la.
KineQWI--ij
rstfffiiJi
LlnArllJJlitjj
&t$&m
100 PILLS
I 25 CTS.
1 lour-Ilcst patent, ?l.25.
Philadelphia Grain and Troduce.
Phllielelphla, Julv 1 Wheal Jr. nlulier- con.
trait Ernie, July Th'iaTPc. t'oin-l'lrni and 'ic
Mplm, No 2 mixed Julj. -MjitsV. Oita -Were
quiet tut ateadj ; So. 2 white rllppcil,
Sic. Iluttrr btifil) . fmcj western crcameri.
1'i'io.: do. prints, 21c. rues toailj . freili
ticirh, lie; do ueatcni. 13c i do oullie-t-
in. 12c : do. wiuthcrn, 10c C'lircc fcteely.
ltcfuicd iusarH-Slroiii! and 10 poliils higher; eon-feelloner-i'
powihrcel, d 13, crown A, ' - rrjv
lal A, 0: confectioners' fir imitated, d.l'i; cniies,
(l.lli powdered, Rid. gr.umlilfi1 1; extra 'Inc
crinuhtetl. 0.10; confectioners, 1 0; Xo-i. 1, 2
and 3, SflSs No. 4, '.f0, No. 0, "1 50, No. B,
fif.0. No. 7, Bl); No. 8, SI0; No 0, 6 KV,
No 1U, 8 30; No. 11, 5 25 and Nos. 12 to 111. 5 20.
f oTtnn I'lrm and Mc higher; tnlclclliiicr nphnd,
lOV.c. lal lew Quiet but ste.nily, lty prime, In
lioB-dicadj, 414c.; rountrj ilo., tiirreK 4i J
dirk do, IHc ; cikc, IV. Mp Pnultrj In
chained; fowls lie : old roosteri, "c ; spring
chickens rJ2Uo. Drcvcd Peiiillrj- 'Julet but
steady ; fowli, choice. 10c j do fair tn Rood, Oi
(J-fct. ; old roosters else. ; wotern frc7cn chick
ens llillc; i.earhy. hreiilers, lli2cr ; wctcm
do, irj'Oe Hecelpti Plonr, 3,01X1 hinels and
MLiam poinds In mek, wheat, :n) binlicN; cern,
KO.OOil buhcN; oats ",500 builicls. Shipment
Wlie-it, PiiO bushels; coin, (1,000 luMicls; oats,
3,000 bushels
New York Grain and Produce.
New York, July 0 liour l'aMy netie and
firm on stronir patents, but quiet otheiwlsc.
W he it Spot market linn; .No. s reel, !5V 1
0. li. aHoit, No. 2 reel, MTm1. slcsntor; No. 1
northern Duluth, HCSic. f. 0. h. alloit to airiej
No 1 hard Duluth, 'tlv ' 0. b utloat to -ir-rlM
; options opened weak lull rallied latei and
wcip firm most of the elaj , closed tlrin at Vti'lV'.
no advnncej July clemeel Wi'ic, Scptcinber, sjsci
October, hjfgc : Dicembci, Sfi'ic Corn Spot
firm; No, 2, 50c. f 0. b nlioat and 50c do
ator; options easy nt first but elcclopcd into
a Ftroner maiket; clocd Mcaely at iSc ad
ancc; Julv closed I'i'ic. ; bcptoinlier, 4')Hc
Oab-Siot llrni; No 2 2"e; No 3, 2fHc; Xo. 2
white, 31c. i Xo. 3 white, .lO'lc: tiack mixed
western, 30i;c j track whlto western, uOjII'jc,
track white state, 2li".0e ; options quiet but
Bteael. llutter Steidj j western creamer. 17a
ll'ise : factory, lUHHic ; lmit itlmi creamry,
lr)iilsc , i,tate dilry, lOilHu. ( luese lnvculir,
hiire white, t'c; lorse colored, irViJ'.'S.c ;
miall while, OHu'i'sc ; ninll colored, 'li'HJc
Tens Steaelyj state and Peiinsjhanli, lttl'V i
wcstirn, lsvic. for avcraire lots; western, loss otT,
Halite.
Chicago Grain and Produce.
Chicago, Julv U. Wheat follow Ins early easi
ness rillled In empathy with a strong corn
niirkct anil a higher soet at l.licrpcul, tlnWiiUK
the scslon 12c. ourMtu Ida). Ceirn adcanceil
on e!r and liot weather In pirts of the corn
belt, September clcliu: si'Se. up. Oats tlostel
3e hiRlici and prenlsions 12'i: ta 2Tn'2'ic Im
prencd. Cah quotations were as follows: Flour
Film: No. 3 piinct vbe it, 7C'ie ; Xe. 2 icd,
Meji'.'f ; No. 2 corn, 44'sc ; No. 2 .ullocv, 4li
lPi.; No. 2 cute, 241wj21?4c; No. 2 white, 2n'i
n27i No 1 H.ix, Jlfl), tlinuthj, fllO; pink,
fit (ii 112.7V, hrel, 0.7.aO'K), libs, tO'ritfSO;
sheiulilirs, 0a"e. ; sides, 7f.33a7.43; whiskey,
l12.1; bigars, unchanged.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicago, Jul) 9. Cattle Steers, steady to 10c,
lower, butchers' htoek, stri !'.'; best on sale to
eli, cue car load at 5 70, nitlces, good to
prion hteers, s'j.lOj?,"!; peor to meeliuin, foul;
iiilxeel -tuckers, 2H)17", cows, f200.il5U, heif
ers, S'ao, ccrners, tii2.73; bulls, 2.T0jI50j
enhes. l 501(150, Texans, best on file todaj,
two carlo-nls nt $"20. Texas fed ktecrs, Jli5 20;
Texas grav. fterrs, '.i.h.'ii 25; Texas bulls, i))i
3.13 lings- i the, shade higher; t"P, 5 50;
mixcel and buteliers, S3 13i5 50, good to cbi c
bei, S3.20i"i.'0, rough licaw, Mria 13, light,
S C0a3.50; bulk of sides, ,3 .I1i5 IJis. Slieop
Steady to strong; choice' lambs, lti20c- higher;
cithers, ste.idj ; good to cloice wethers, M 10a
4 7; hir to choice mixed, i 10 it 25, wistnn
sheep, 8114 03; Texas sheep, . 2.ul iiatlo
lambs, $l2!al.75; western l.nibs, S3.ib.10.
New York Live Stock Maiket.
New York, Jul 9. Hc"e Slndc lower, steer.,
l70a5Rl; oxen and stags, l 233, bulls, S2 5'i
4, cows, $225.14 25. C aHes e tle, eipneel tlrin;
elo-eil weak on buttermilks and thin xeals. M.ils,
s"i7 60 tboiee, .7 i'2V2a7.75, culls, $la4 50, but
telinllks, -Mr-oil SO, few, flal 23. Sheep 15i
S3c higher; lambs, active, common to ;ix.i
sheep, "Hiiro clmlice would briiu fl 7'nj;
lambs, if) J(U7..ffl, culls, J4 501J. Hofcs lli-l r
at 5.75i0; choice light, I-O.10.
East Liberty Cattle Market.
Hast Ilbeitv, July 0 Cattle St nlj ; extra,
" (0a5.M); prime, ).45a5.G0; common, ?3.Siat
Hogs Actice and hUhcr; prime mediums, .- 75
ari.77'; heaiv orkcrs, -Si, 703 73, light eln and
pigs, 5 (0a5 70; heacj hogs, $5.(5a5 70, roughs,
.' 75a5. hlie cji Higher; choice wethers, ?l 40i
4 30; common, H.50a2.50; choice limbs, jft",. 10 1
0 73; common to good, l f()a0.25; .eal calves,
JCail.50.
Oli Market.
Oil City, Julv 0. Credit balances, $1 25; cer
tificates, 1 2j bid for caji; shipments, tl roc
elas, 1S1.1W bunds; average, 5l,u7 baruls,
run-, three elaju, 212,707 barrels; average, 7S.131
barrels.
PBICEBUHG.
Henry Plow right is ill of pneumonia at his
home on Cannalt street
Mrs. Thomas Lewis and Mrs. William Thorpe
have returned homo after a vlsit of three months
in Knglaiid.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shaffer, formerly of this
place, but now of Xcvv Jersey, aro visiting the
; liltcr' paicnts, Mr. and Mrs. Claries Kley, of
' St. In ,.. A,
A number of joung people of this place en
jocd a straw ride to Cnst.il lake Runda.v.
Mis. l'rcel Heesc, of Albert street, Is confined
to it bed of blcklic-s.
Bewaie of Ointments for Catarrh
That Contain Mercury,
as mcrcurv will surely destroy the -.enso of sinU
nnd completely elerangc the vvlioh sst-m when
entering it tliiuugh the mucous ruifaees SulIi
articles should never be used except on pre
(.crlptlcrs from reputible pht.lciaiij, as the
clainag- tliev will do Is ten told to (he good vou
can possibly derlvs from them. Hall's Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by P. .1 Chenej & (o,
Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and Is taker
intcnally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous kurfaecs of the Sstcm In bujlng Hall's
Catanh Cure be sure -.oil go- the genuine. It
Is taken Internally and made in Toledo, Uhi.,
by P. J Cheney k Co Testimonials free.
Sold by druggists, price 75e per bottle.
Hall's Famil Pills are tho best.
NEW YORK HOTELS.
WESTMINSTER HOTeZ
Cor. Sixteenth St. and Irving; riace,
NEW YORK.
American Plan, $3.60 per day and upward.
European Plan, jl.50 per day and upward.
I. D. CRAWFOItD, Proprietor.
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For liuslnss? Men J
ji mi.- -;, w vug miuicsaiQ
district.
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l ininueea wane 10 vvanamrtKers; .
X S niimites to Uloecl Cooper's DIs ;
"t Store. Uaiy of access to the freat "r
-f Dry Oooels Storos.
For Sightseers -
- One block from D'way Cars. Blv.
- Ins; easy transportation to all
i. points of Interest.
! HOTEL ALBERT I
NEW YOltK.
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f Cor. 11th ST. A UNIVRKSITY VU T
f Only one lllock from llroaclway. ""
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Reduced Prices, 50c, $1.00, $1.50
Here is a tempting clean-up sale of various odd lots of Colored and Black Waists,
some a trifle so led, most of them perfect in every way all picked out of our fina
regular stocks. Prices were from $1.00 to $3.00. To- Cflfr Hrr t ifl
White Aprons and Caps
For maids and waitresses, of various good qualities of Lawus aud Cambrics, care
fully made aud prettily trimmed.
Of Lawn, 25c to $1.50
With Bib Front and Bretelles, 25c to $1.00
Maids' Caps, 10c to 25c.
Nurses' Caps, 15c to 35c.
mbroideriesMost Wanted
Kinds, Most Alluring Prices
This is a cleau-up of a successful season's selling- Fine and worthy Nainsoole
Edgings and Insertions, in the best patterns, on finely woven cloth fresh, clean,
pietty goods at about half market prices. Excellent choice is still offered, but
not for long.
One Lot at 8 Cents
One Lot at 12& Cents.
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THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF SCRANTON.
ORGANIZED 1872
DEPOSITARY OF
THE UNITED STATES.
Capital $200,000
SURPLUS 600,000
WM. C0NNELL, President.
HENRY BEL1N, Jr., Vlce-Prei.
WILLIAM II. PECK, Cashier.
Bpecla! attention clven to busi
ness accornts. Threo per cent. in.
terest pal on Interest deposits.
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IlTUilCOAL
At Retail.
Coal of the best quality for domcstla
use and of all sizes, Includlns Uuckwheat
and Blrdseye, delivered In any part of
the city, it the lowest price.
Orders received at the orflce, Connell
building, Hoom 03: telephone No. 176;, or
at the mine, telephone No 272, will he
promptly attended to. Dealers supplied
at the mine.
HUNT PLEASANT COAL CO
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SPALDING
WALLACE,
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Summer
Floor Coverings
We are showing several new novelties in
5
Straw Matting
And Fibre Carpets
Practical, Economical,
suit all purses.
$
I BAMBOO PORCH SHADES.
5 .
T BRASS AND
Williams 8c
X LEADERS IN CARPETS AND WAUL PAPER:
X 129 WYOMING AVENUE.
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in
Lager
Brewery
Blnnuracturcrs or
OLD STOCK
435 to 455
, SCRANTON, PA
N. Ninth Stroot
Telephone Call, 2333.
DR. nUNSTBN, 3ii 5pruce Street, Scran
tein. Pa. ll Acute anJ Chronic Diseases ot
Men, Women anl Children. Consultation and
examination Iree. Office Hoars Dslly and
I bunday 8 a. m. to p p. ra.
127 AND 129
WASH1NQTON AVENUB
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Sanitary.
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Price9 that will
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IRON BEDS. I
I SUMMER DR APERIES. I
McAnulty,
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THE
SIC POWDER CO.
liooms 1 and2, Com'lta BTd'g.
BORANTON, PA.
Hlning and Blasting
POWDER
Upct at Mooslo and Rush JsUct Worts.
LAFLIN A RAND POWDER CO.'S
ORANOE aUN POWDER
Elcetrlo llatterles, KlootrtoKrplolctrs,
erplodlnx blasts, bafcty Kuse aal
Repauno Chemical Co.'s
(Iran
nxPLOiivn
The Heller Water Heater.
3r
NO SMOKi:, NO ODOtt, NO riirtT. Is sttseheS
to ihc kltetirn boiler, hfjts forty frallons ot
water tn thirty flvci minutes, for less than one.
hall tlie cxpcivee ol any other nai heater, and
oiie-thlrel the mnense ol coal atne heater. It
allows ou to dispense with the hot Are In ths
ranee elurlni; tlio heat cI tlie summer mciiitbs.
fi FORSYTH,
tX-SV PENN AVEWUI5.
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