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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNJ&- SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1900.
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The $25 forfeit mont-y posted by each
Df the contestants In tho M. J. Dwyer
rharles Leonard wrcslllnw match
ivhlnh Is to be held her Tuesday night,
has now been deposited with thu Trib
une ttnd the $175 balance, which nmhoH
up each man's $200 shin bet wilt be
deposited Monday or Tuesday, Mr.
Leonard sent on his money yester
day from Newnrk, N. J. He reports
himself to be In splendid condition
snd declnres that he will rIvc u. soml
iirKiunent to Dwyor at the Hlcyolo
club, on the ovenhiR of the match.
Dwycr Is In excellent trim, and ex
pecting a hard nlitlit'tt work Is pre
paring himself for It. Many think thnt
Leonard will make a inoro fornildablo
itntnprontst than riehle. Jte If a witt
ier of the same style ns Uwyor. imd
not depending on mere iittength ns
much as Oehle, he, uses head work
and the tricks of lliV trade, through
out every match.
An excellent football frame Is this
afternoon promised local enthusiasts
in the meeting of the Sci anion and
HlnKhnnUon IIIbIi schools. The rivalry
between these elevens Is Intense, u.-t
they have met for several consecutive
years and the results have been prac
tically oven. In this afternoon's game
A'uuBhnn and Powell will probably bo
nt the local team's ends, Eynon or
Van Ciorder and heard working Welss
enflusli at tackles and Klwood and
Stone at guards. Hluilt:: will play cen
ter nnd O'Hellly will bo at quarter
back. The Ulnghamton men bring
also a fast playing team on the de
fense, but with 'Willlnuiu and Captain
Tropp in the buck-field Scranton ex
pects to score at least once, nnd with
one "BrlcUy" Phillips nt full back the
Ilne-up Is complete. The Ulnghamton
boys will nriive on the 32:2S train and
will be met at the station by a dele
gation of High school lads.
The St. Thomas .eleven will this
afternoon journey to Berwick and
meet that city's strong eleven.
I,nune T. Kites, of this city, who
in 1893 wore the blue stockings ot the
Yale 'varsity und was known as one
of the fastest half-backs on the col
lege gridiron, was nt N' Haven dur
ing the greater part of the week, as
sisting the Ell coaches in di tiling their
men for this afternoon's haul gama
with tile noble red men from Carlisle.
Uliss took especial care of the half
backs and tried to instil into their
craniums home end tunning devises
which will bring sorrow to the hearts
of the poor Los this afternoon.
The giant Puquesne Country and
Athletic club team, of Pittsburg, has
mot defeat. In spite of its galaxy of
wonderful players, it went d n be
fore the Homestead eleven. Charlie
Ciclbert and Jack Hedges played the
Duquesne ends and played them well,
and Pierson, Uppenhelmer, Jackson,
Pratt, and the other great player.? of
the team did splendid work, but t,.mo'i
some of the players on the op
posing team were Fultz and Gam
mons, the ox-Riown half backs,
Pete Overfiold, the great Unlv
vorslty of Pennsylvania center, and
others of the Invinclbles, and the
Piltsburgors were downed. Every
man in the game was a star, and on
file side-lines stood subs who would
be most sought after acquisitions on
most college elevens. Slioch and "Kid"
Young, of Cornell, were two of the
brawny lads who acted as under-j-tudies.
The Dickinson eleven, which will this
afternoon meet the University of Sy
racuse, passed through the city yes
teiday afternoon, en route to Syra
cuse. The husky youths from Carlisle
were met at l he Delaware and Hudson
station by Attorneys AV. D, Boyer,
". M. Curry and C. E. Daniels, who
aie alumni of the Dickinson Law
.school, and were escorted to the
Lackawanna Valley Huuw, where
they dined. Fifteen players, accom
panied by Physical Director Cr.iver,
made up the party.
The captains of the big elevens have
been meeting with disaster uf late.
Captain Hare, of Pennsylvania, one of
thu greatest and stiongest players who
ever booted the oval over a gridiron,
only loft the hospital u day ur two ago,
and Captain Daly, Hnrvuid's plucky
little quarter back general, was ear
lied from the tleld in the early part
nf last week so seriously Injured In
practice that the Crimson looters wore
given n teirlble flight lest the team
be deprived of his services during the
remainder of the season,
Joe Wulentt, through his manager,
Tom O'ltmirko, has been trying to ar
lange a match with Turn Sharkey, for
two weeks, but Is now giving up In
despair and will withdraw thu Jl'.ShO
one urn saved
Prom a wreck will attract the jvorltl's
mention to the lifc-s.iver. Yet let, the
life-saving be continued every day, and
ery soon it attracts no public attention.
It' the scene of the saving of one life
by that life-savinj; remedy, Dr. Pierce's
.ioiiieu iueincni
Discovery, could
dc made to stand
out alone, like a
picture on a
screen, it would
attract the notice
if the whole ua
:ion. By a curi
ous contradiction
'.he very frequen
cy with which the
' Discovery " saves
ifc, robs the fact
jf general inter
fst. 1'or obstinate
coughs, bronchitis,
weak lungs, and
Dther diseases of
the respiratory or
?ans, "Golden
Medical Discov
ery" is the one
medicine which
oilers certain help,
and almost certain
cure. It contains
neither alcohol
nor narcotics.
"Only for Doctor
Vierce's Golden Med.
leal Discovery I think
i tvouiu dc iu my grave lo-uay," writes Mr.
Moses Mile,
ol llllliaru, Uinta Co., Wyoming.
11 1 had, asthma so bad I could not bleep aud was
compelled to Kivc ud work.
It aftccted ray
iiins so uiai i cougnea an tne Unit, uotn uay
nil n that I couahed all the time.
uucfiilglit. My friends all thought I hud con-
sumption. My wife Insisted ou my trying;
'Colden Medical PlKovcry.1 I have taken four
bottles ami am now a well mau, welghiuif 185
Vouuds thanks to Dr, Pierce."
The People's Common Sense Medical
Adviser iu paper covers, is sent free on
receipt of 21 one-cent stamps to pay the
cost of mailing only. Address Dr. R. V.
Pierce, Buffalo, N, Y,
forfeit which ho posted. The terrible
little, darkey Is very nnxlotta to mcjt
Sharkey, and says thnt ho can de
feat him Inside of twcnty-ilvo rounds.
The big collge elevens will piny today
as follows: Brown at Cambridge
(Harvard); Indians nt Now Haven,
(Yale)! Dartmouth at Princeton i La
fayette at Philadelphia, (Unlvoislty of
Pennsylvania).
The Cornell second lenm will loduy
piny Wyoming Seminary at Kingston.
Donald Hull. Iho old High Schaat
tncklc, plays left end on the team, nnd
dene Follows, the ex-Lnckawanna
player, Is at quarter back.
McDonald, who last year played such
a splendid center for Lackawanna und
St. Thomas, Is now one of the sub
line irien on the Wesleyan University
team.
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: INDUSTRIAL. i
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D., L. nnd W. Board for Today.
Following Is the make-up of the
Delawuie, Lackawanna and Western
board for today:
Krldn.v, Nov. t.
Wll.n CATS SOUTH.
, fi p. tit. -John ttetitilgjn.
u p. im. . ciniwiir.
S.J'I p. in. J. HuiKliart.
U.SO p. in. .1. .1. I linfy.
Situnl.1), Nov. ID.
WILD CATS, bOUTII.
1 .1. III. I. Il,illctt.
, .1 .1. in. M. .1. Iliiinic.lii.
I n. tit. I'. P. Strum.
r. a. in. It. Cuitnir.
X a. in. !', II. Sci'ur.
! II u in. II. J. I.Mlkln.
10 n. in. C. V. Dunn, with (J. ltallorty'4 men.
i I p. in. J. (Il'lllt.V.
i 2 ii. in. A. Ci-irlty,
:..!' p. m. -II. Ilemictt.
S p. in. J. .Mnici.
bU.M.MITS.
fi a. in., north fl. t'rounlclku.
It n. tn noitli-W. II. XidioR
1 p. in., north J. CarrlsK.
7 p. in., nut II. M. It. .McLaiia,
I p. in., south L McAllister.
PULLER.
10 .1. m.Klngcr,
I'USHim
P.IS a. in., north J. Coatellu.
8 a. m., untl: (,'ohlcn.
11. 'ill :u in., miiIIi Moran.
i p. in., smith Al. .Murphy.
!l p. in., smith II. V. Colvln.
10 p. in., norlli ntrgrrjld.
i'a&si:ngi:r lngincs.
7 a. in. OafTncy.
fi.30 p. in. M.inton.
7 i. m. Jl."i0ern.
WILD CaTS SOUTH
1.30 a. in. J. II. MtC.mn.
II a. in. C. lUrlholoinow.
7 a. in. A. K. Ki'Uli.uil.
b a. in. .1, Swans.
!i u. in. T. Fitipjtiirk.
11 n. m. John lliti-r, with Mulliii'a men.
1 p. in. W. Lallan-.
2 p. m. .1. i:. MaitiTS.
s p. in o. urn.
4 p. in. I". Wall.
5 p. in. P. L. Honors.
(i p. ;n. A. O. Ilin-.iuilt.
S p. in. J. J. O'llaif.
l) p. in. A. J. Howe, ulth J. Cali.iffun's men.
10 p. in. M. Cirmoily.
NOTICH.
Cf.niluctor M. CuiiicKly will t.iKo RNIjln's men
until lurthi-r notice.
Conductor A. J. Howe ill conduct J. fiah.i
gan's new, fl p. in., West, Nov. y.
Conductor JI. II. Mi Lane and new and t
engine c-roiw will so to Cejuiri on No. St .'.ml
work a5 Summit ei.iiimenL'iiij; 7 p. m., Hid.iy
and SiturfKiy, Nov. 0 and 1U.
Comliietor II. Dully and ercw and three ensine
nts will ro to Nay Aupt on Tula .':, and
work .15 Summit, Host, at 7 p. m., Nov. P.
INDUSTRIAL JOTTINGS.
J. It. Ttifhai'tison, of 1.121 Von Storcli
avenue, Clroon Itidge, has boon ifntiit".' 1
a patent on an alt- brake appliance,
which promi.SL's to com'; into genera!
u xe.
Second clnss and itrofiulor trains
will illfcontlmio i-eglsterlng' nt tin;
e.ist end of the Sernnton j-ard and
will register in reslbte.- book at file
west end of Scranton y.n-d iiiHtcnd.
Acting Superintendent Hlne ati I
Trainmaster MeCann will invpsulR.-ite.
the delays on the WeM Lackawanna
avenue ciosslns.
For a Cold in the Head
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets,
THE MARKETS.
Wnll Street Beview.
Xcu- Yoik, Xov. 0. Today v ill pimc u iikhioi--able
onu in the history of the Muck cmIiiiiuo
buili by u-a.-.jii nf tliu ainonnt mul llic ku.u .i
licty nf tlio bulnis ilonc. 'I In- .iKUY-tle nnin
bci ol sliaiii. ot a 1 1 stocks li.nlcil In footed up
no le.-.s tlinti I.'jII.iXU) tlurci of lUlod i-sius .mil
lie number of ili tf.l tut ntocks iK'.ilt in .imoiiiitcd
to 17" i--.iic. TIkiv wcic none of the mormon-
Iniliiiilii.il t laii-.ii tinii nlilcli sliout'd hi ilie N
ill i-il Iridinc and citembc bujimr of Wedne-ilii,
Nilllirr u.is Ilie Miulironnir) iiioroim-iit ol Ilie
Mliole UMiIot wliiili u.iH to ifinpiinoiH on
MiilncMliy, iiicltiillin; tln In let (icrlod of le.ntion
.liter the llil iiti.inl 1 n-.li ot priiO'i. Toii.ty
1n.11l.it on the louli.iiy ii.i-, lAii'idlnttly i.nnd
.mil liuuiibr .ill il.iy .iml Hie furious ailiiit.i 1011
tinntil willioiit inli-riiii Inn ol jli.ilimcnt from
the oMiiiin; III) Hie i lo-e. 'Ilie lnl ti.'iu-.ulluiis
fhuuiil luinv. of j.01110 htocl.s piishini; upward,
wldlc otlieis jleliled -li.uply lo (lie iies-urc of
It.dlrliiK -.ii.--. Ilotli iiio eiui'lits pinccdid "I'll
iiiuliiiiliiUhiil lpoi iiinl iitli eiiliiu ihsieiwul of
I li dlicicciil limblii-ics .it win I:. lhllnrnl
ftoiki .ind illiriiint croups ol MotkH ute Mie
icli'll bioiiKld lom.iiil into Hie .nh.ii.ee .inn
-nuis-iiely plelded lo Iho pu-MUe of piui'i i.ik.
In), kiIis, uliile spieill.llow lu.lieil to .HKlllior
uionp, I i.m-t 1 1 Iiisj 1 lit Ii- piolllH iioiii onu qiui.
lei 01 iho 111.11l.il to be involl'd in ruolliei,
.N.ilhluu' I'ould l linn i- 1 h-il.ii'ti'l I-.I Ii- of a m'liulnu
bull 111.1rl.el in full i-iUnc, and lln- i.iu llm tl,o
rolilloii of Ilie i-i 111l.11 inn biouula ii mound into
1 1n r.illio.nl uioup .iic-i ill licfoie the diy had
el.ip-ul nddid lo Ilie lonfldeut i-cntliiuiil inr tlio
nili.iiiie. At Ilie opeiiiui; iiiid liming nil tlio
e.tiliir lull of Iho iliy Hie rnllio.iil Kluel,-, Miro
illstlnetly iiiidei pu-ure, oitluni 1'iiltle and
Hie whole ot Ilie I'.u Ifle irioup 11 will .is 1'eim
mIuiiI.i, tilled iniild- li-l nlahl'H 1I0-.I111; hel,
1 1 ut iiniltr Hie -sii-l.ilnlin,' inlliitiiie of lln- riicuxlli
in other points in Hie iu.nk.ct Ilie pioht lakim;
ill iho i.iIIkuiN, imliidini; loulluiiiil Ik.h.v mII.
Iii' toi Loudon aecoiiul, piociedeil willioiit Mil.
oils linpaiinuiit of ptlio. The local ii.ulnii
Uliiip and Hie liiciiurlal llnlu.lil.il-, iiHludiuc
S.iU'.U' and l'loplo' (li, uinHmud jeslcul.ij's up.
mud 1u-.l1 foi a time, and Iheu miiiumbod In Hie
Mason ol piollt takluir. hieinkiliio Intuuts
.slil fled In the leel htoikn aud llltlinalcle ur.
lied Hum slinks In Hut monp iipaiil Horn .'I to
iicr points, the l.i 1 1 11- limine for Mnl and
iu, ulihh l .Hue iu the lilouiiu-lit, '1 la- di
uiaiid for Iheso slinks aud tlieli- t?.iim wue, on
Hie whole, Iho most tou.siltuoiii aud well mi-.
tallied uf file il.i). The Co.ilcrs .idiaucid as a
uioiip, Jtc.uliiu; Hut picfi'iicd Ii idlin; with n
Kaln of 2?i. 'liny eie folhmi'd by tlio fliaiii;.
civ. Missiuil I'.nille, ll.iltlnioii' and Ohio, .Noil'..lc
and Western, tome of I hi: Niuthiiii lallwajo and
iltiilng tlio last hoiit' .Siiu.il- and thu l'.itilic kcii.
cully. Total sales, l,3ll,suu slims, 'Hie bond
in.ii l.cl was stioiii,', in tie and bio.nl Iu a tie.
Kite loiii-spoudiim' with tli.it for slinks, ToUl
K.iles, par .ilue, vlifJ".)1". UniliU htalcs nctv
Is aihauccd (a mid all other iurs i'.-:tcpt tlio
it'glsteii-il 2a !4 pci mil. on tlio last i.ill.
Tli fnllaw-imr nuotatinns tri
lumlihnl Tilt
rwins 7ftl.700
Trlhiine bv l. S. Jonlaii & Co.
Meant building; Scranton, l'o
Oiicn.
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American Sur ,,,,,,,. M'tVt
Ainu lull Tolaua ,,,,,1UIH
Am. P. n W ,, :'Vi
AUh., To. & S. IV .,,., ;m5
A T. & H. l' l'r ,.,,, 70
llroiuklyn Trail lun ,.,, UIVy
Halt. U Olilu ,,,,, n
Cunt. Toluti'ii , 'J'i
Clin. & Ohln ,,,,,,,,,. an;
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Rock Uland .,.llls; lin',4
Di'lauare Ic IIu.Uoii Ill lln
I.ackaviuniia ,....,,..,.. 180 ISO
Kc.loinl Steel W,u IS
KeJcral Steel, Pr ,. 73T4 TSi
Kan. & Tex., l'r 31 UtTs
I.nuU, tc Nash ,,,,, 7S. 71)
Mmiliattju Klc 107' 10')
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lllffourl I'aclQo 6SU 63Ti ZVA
Pceple'f an ,,,,,,,,,.,. 03 W,i m
1.17j l.W'4 137
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Southern It. II., Pr
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It. S. Leather, Pr .
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Scranton Board nf Trndo Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
STOCKS. niI. Asked.
Flnt National Hank .f hOO
Scranton Sailnss Hank , 300
Si ronton Paikimr Co
Third N'alintiat Hank 4.'3
Dlmu Dcpotll nnd Dlxnnnt Hank ,. 'JJ0
Lconomy LIrIiI. II. k P. C
Ijila. TriKt Safe Depodt Co 150
Piranton Paint Co
Clark k Snover Co., IT. 123
Firanlnn Iron Pence & Mfff. Co
Stranton Ale Works
I.arknwanna Dairy Co., l'r
County SaUnm Hank & Trmt To... 30O
l'ir.-t National Hank (Carliondalo)
Rtatulard llrillllic Co
Tradcri' National Hank 1V
Siraiilon Dolt mid Nut Co 100
llONDS.
Scranton Paisonwr Hallway, first
Mortcaee, due 1T20 113
People's Street Hallway, first mott-
KXJC, due 11)18 113
Pcoplo'i Street Hallway, flencral
mortgage, duo 1021 113
Dickson Manufacturing Co
I.arkn. Town-hip School 6 per rent. ...
City of Scranton St. Imp. 0 per
ctnt
Scianton Traction 0 per cent 115
113
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30
100
102
10-J
Scrnnton Wholesale Market.
(Corrected hy II, fl. Date, 27 Lackawanna Ave.)
Hutter Ci raniery, 23a2lc.j dairy tuln. 23c.
Ku-gs Select western, 17c; nearby state, 10c.
Cheese Pull cream, new, 1114c
Heans Per I hi , choice marrow, $2.40; medium,
$2.30; pea, 2.30.
Potatoe-ti0c.
Onions COe. per bu.
Flour-Hist patent, $I.C0.
New York Grain nnd Produce.
New York, Nov. . I'lnur M.irket ,n steadier
and modi lately acllie. Wheat Spot linn; No. 2
ml, 7!l)ic. f. ii. h. iuln.it; .Si,. -; led, 77r'ii-. ele.
i.itor; No. 1 iiiirlhini llulnlh, bi'.je. f. o. l.
afloat: options linn; all iloed steady .-it j?hC,
nit ndianie; No. 2 icfl Maicli tloi'd W,e.; M ly
ilo-ed SJ'm-, ; Nmcmhci, 7?e.; Dcuuilur, 7Hi
('inn pot Ktr.uly; No. 2, lie, elevalor nnd
Hi'.ie. f. o. Ii. .illo.it; options linn and higher;
iloscd steady at lie. in I advance; JI ly clo-nd
12c; Deieniher, l-jsjc. Oafi Spot k.idi"; No. J?,
23Vse.; No, 3, 23c; No. white, 27lic; tiack
liiKed wc-lein, 2."i.i2ii'.je.; Hail, white ue-ttrni,
27a.!3c; li.uk while .stale, 'J7.i:j."t-.; option-. imt
hut steady. Hulter rirmii ; iie.uueiy, llia2lc'.;
failoiy, l.l.il.ii,(.c. ; .Innc eieaimr.i, 17a21'io.; im
itation cieainiiy, i:.ils., (.Inti- ilalrj, l."ia2-'e.
Cheese (Julet; laigu while, 10j illlo.; .simll
while, Ki'.'.allp.; laige i-oloied, Wli'.t mill
enloKd, lii.il1c llggs Finn; ttite and Perm
sjhanli, 2,;,i2il(-,; we-tein. regular patl.lng, lb
a2.''c. ; utstcin, lofs oft, 2,'e.
Chicago Xive Stock Marlcet.
rhiiairo, Xo. P. t'atlle Hciclpts, 2.W); t,'in
cially steady to Mionir; intnuion butchers' slock
wcaktjiitiies best i.n sib- lodav, one ear load
at Yo.T.t; uood lo piime -.tieis, -a.jaC;; poor to
liiuliiii.i. Hl..VXi..10; M'lmcil feidel-i, --low, ?sl.7i.i
I. Il.i; inhed slockns dull, fj, Ida.t.T.'i; tows, t'JTiii
1.40; helfd-H, '.Ml.il.7,ij ramiri-., ftl 2."iVJ.i.0;
calies, vjii, Te.ins Itecelnl-. sil: In t on .ili
Unlay, four can torn ftl, i-I.WI and i i ars
makers at 1.1 II: Texas fed steels, l?lat.'J(): km--ei-,
stieis, Vl.3ial.15: bulls-, .oo.i'l :!". Hon'
Itdeipls tod.ij, K.oiDj lomoirow-, IS.O); esli
mated lift our -.',1101); opmed r.e. lown, ihised
stioiii; ood clcaranee, top, l Iki; mixed aiul
blltilieis, !-t. 1,(1 it. !'.i; Woil lo i hoiic heaw. SI 70
al.fi.'i; riiinrh heaiv, l .si.il.,1",; llshl, -s( hinl.'iii;
bulk ot sales, $l.7."ll.s7',. Minep llecipts, 10,.
OoO; sheip, -tfiil.v to -.tinti j; lambs, slo-v lo lili.
loner; irood In ihoiie wetluis, v.il,:;ii; fair (n
iliohe mixed. r..7",il.in; wesiein simp, .siil.wl;
I'l.vis simp, s.'.f,o.i:!i.-,; i,.,iiu lmibss, --i.;,ii.,
". 10; Mcstnii I nubs, Ni.ij. Id.
Bnffnlo Live Stock Market.
Hust lliillalo, V. V., o. n.-l.itilo lleceipts
Intnl. fii'liutf Minih, 1, Km pound stici, wi.
Uol's -Hmipt,, ;n tais, tairly actlie; heaiv,
s.i.loa.i.li; sales, -illia.i.n; im rlo-mi; .iiin'i'.
luiii'i: pii,-., -jj.l.lt). Sh,,p .mil ..un. i0.
lupts. ,ts i.us; in ii tt t lown- liu- laml,., steadi
fo' -lii'ip; top I nubs, ,-i.:fli.ij.ii. ,nv seliets,
hiifhir; culls to ccod, s.i.-,.-J.i; shup, mi,d lop-,
tM..iil; ntlier-. st,,::,--,; m,llSi -.wi ..Ti.
New York Live Stock.
Niw Yolk. m. r. Iheu-, .si, ei, .mile an,
lo,, 1 1 1 1-1 1 i ; bull-, and nws. stiadi lo lirm
tins. s.l.o.ii.MI; Muckris, S!.7.i; li'ulls, fi,w'
3.2ii; iliiiiio fat i'poil do., s.3,i; io, M,.i"n
..''ll. (alii-. Itviiipis, 22s; .iitn,. ,in, steadv;
ials, ,"ma ju- mnsni,, v.;,:i,-,o; t(, ,.,UN vj.;',-,
Sheip hull; lambs, ,w and c.isj ; K,M,.I lamli-.'
liie. low. r; -heap, ?-2.2.ial; lambs, jj,7;.ij 7j;
( ai .i lamb,. s.,.7Ha.i 7.i. Ilo-s None f.,i sale;
noiiiinall.i turn at iji.lrti.i. in.
Oil Market.
till ilij, Nov n.-fudit biljines, si.o,-; ,,,-.
lllii.iies, jiojiid; siuimmit,, pi,-.');; bauils; ai-
t i.ise, ii'i.jn o.iueis; in, is, iirstmi ijiueij
ii.ua, Jl'.tsi'l baiiil-.
N, .1, C'ciilral M,,,,,,..l:m'5
Southern I'nrlllc ,,i,i,,, .'I'l
Norfolk A- Wralcm ,,,, mill
North, l'.ullk' Ilk
Not Hi. Pacini-, l'r .,,.. 7:U
N, V, Cenlnil ,....l:l(j
tint. ,.fe Wit ,.,,,,,,,,, u.tife
Special Values for Saturday
Look at the Big; Bargains :
We invite you to call and examine our goods before buying elsewhere and make our
store your headquarters. Remember, there is no trouble to show you goods, and you will
surely save money by it.
MYER
The Cheapest Shoe
Merchant
4
Tailoring.
It is impossible to get more
for your money than vre give
you.
Others may offer loer
prices but they give you
much inferior 'work.
Some give good work, but
exhorbitant prices,
Our facilities are the best,
our work the best and our
prices the lowest.
W. J. DAVIS,
213 Wyoming Ave.
is
Lager
Beer
Brewery
Manufacturers r
OLD STOCK
PILSNER
435 to 455
. SCRANTON, PA
N. Ninth Street,
Telcphonj Call. 2333.
NERVI TA PILU
Restore Vitality, Lost Vigor and Manhood
Curo Impotency, Night Emiiiions, Loss of Mem
ory, nil wnstinc iiiscnEes,
nil effects of relf-nbuso or
oxcoss and indiscretion.
A nerve tonio snd
blood builder. Brines
tlio nink clow to nnin
60
PILLS
50
CTS.
clicoks anil restores tlio
tiro of youth. Hy mail
50c per box. 6 boxos for
82.60, with our bankable gaurantee to cure
or refund the money paid. Send for circular
and copy of our bankable KUiiranteo bond.
Nervita Tablets
EXTRA STRENGTH
Immediate Results
(YELLOW LAUEL)
Positively Riinrnntceil curo for Loss of Powor,
iiricocelo, Undeveloped or Shrunken Ornnns,
Paresis, Locomotor Atnxln, Xenons Profitra
Hon, Hystoriu, Fits-, Insanity. Paralysis nnd the
liesults of Lxfcsalvn Usnof Tobncco, Opium or
Liquor. By mail in nlnin packuui', $1.00 a
box, 6 for $5.00 with our bankable guar
antee bond to cure lu 00 days or refund
money paid. Address
NERVITA MEDSCAL CO.
Clinton & Jackson Scs CHICAGO, ILL,
Sold by Jlecarra'a & Thomas, Drug.
gists.. 209 Lack.iwarua ave., Scranton. id.
SWniTTEH GUAnANTES TO CURECa
Bs'1,llet..0,irlf nuvcilisins specialist, lain-
("v Jdy, Ilospilal nnd .riuy Siut'con ftttls.
1 l'hllnclclnuin. Pa. All Abimoa.
Gl90tjpoiscn,Varicoco!s,SricturQ
'all Pf3!l
VATE nnd OBSCURE
Ir..i..i i.?," trlrs-tull3rre3torta. Fresh macs
cf .?. 1 ,lj'l.?&,.!nJ2i.l,ie l"081 rtuwrous eases
ment hy mail. fcnOfor; Mworti Tisiinmninls.t llonke.
1W5U11J every laic liatltute.rJcttrtcal AilcOieal Iwui
Men's
Shoes
60 pairs Bos Cftlf, Welt U-sole
shoes, worth 2.50 to 3.00, nt 1.00.
48 pairs Men's Calf, Vicl Kid and
Enamel 3-sole 2,50 shoes, at 1,08,
200 pairs Hen's Box Calf, Hussla
Calf and Vlcl Kid, drill and leather
lined, made to sell at 3,50, onlv
2.50.
300 pairs Men's Light and Heavy
Shoes for street wear, at 08c, 1.20
and 1.40,
Men's Mining Shoes, Friday nnd
Saturday only, at 08c.
111
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T5B
WJ&Mf
i riirr(
alYJI 1 W ? ,9 ! ,ViirifbT 3 nesa accurnts. Three per cent, in t
MMimvmmLmMlLMatmmm. 1 terest pal on Interest depoalu. j
BklTbesn tiny Cnpaules ar V-" k
f' In 48 hours without A.. A I i E
nconvenleni-p.uflectlonsMlnyil J I i P
Deba mid Inleciliina fJ.- Ns I T- - - :W
m'imMmmmmmr "
D AVI DOW,
Store,
Connolly
Handsome Tailor Made Suits
At a Great Reduction.
We've just received
$2
to $$c0 each, bought from
business, at a big reduction.
They're yours at the same rate.
This announcement is one usually looked for at about the
end of the season. At the beginning, notices of such a nature
are rare--extremely rare regarding such handsome, high
class costumes as this lot contains. If we had bought the
suits a week ago in the regular way, you would have had to
pay the full price. Now you may select from a splendid
showing and save not less than $7and from that up to $1$'
on every suit,
intend to buy.
CONNOLLY
.. ..
t
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF SCRANTON.
ORGANIZED IB? 2
DEPOSITARY OF
THE UNITED STATES.
CfPITAL $200,000
SURPLUS GOO.OOO
WM. CONNELL, PrcsUsit.
IIE.NKY BELIN, Jr., Vice-Pres.
W ILLIAM 11. PECK, Casblsr.
Eperla' attention clven to busl
ness accurnts. Three per cent, in
terest pal on Interest depoalu.
Ladies' Fine Shoes at $3 00
500 pairs ladies' Fine Vlcl Kid,
Box Calf, Enamel Calf and high-top
boots, extra heavy Goodyear welt
soles, kid and patent tip, AA to EE,
all sizes, at 3.00.
100 pairs Ladles Fine Vlcl Kid
button and lace 2.50 shoes, at
1.08.
300 pairs Ladles Dongola button
and lace 1.50 and 2 shoes at 1.20,
1.40.
150 pairs Ladles' square toe but
ton shoes, worth 1,50, at 08c.
Snme shoes, In spring heel, 2 1-2
to 5, 75c,
1,000 pairs Ladles' Bever Felt
Lined Shoes, lace, congress and but
ton, leather foxed, at 75c and 08c,
Misses Shoes nt 60c.
Children's Shoes, all prices. Boys'
Shoes at 08c,
307 Lackawanna Avenue.
SCRANTON'3 SHOPPING CENTER.
Women's
IOO
Come in and look at them, even if you don't
& WALLACE,
-.
M CARPETS
O-
We want you to see the new arrivals iu our Carpet
Department. We believe we have the most complete stock
in Northeastern Pennsylvania, and know that, quality con
sidered, we can g ve yon value and a selection not to be
had this side of New York. A superb line of
I WALL PAPER I
O
I BRASS AND
$
WILLIAMS & McANULTY,
129 Wyoming tv:nui.
I Umbrellas I I
i Repaired! J
Florey & Brooks, i
211 Washington Ave. .F ,
xtmmLtxmw(f??v
THE
SIC POWDER CO.
Booms 1 aud2, Com'ltb BTU'g.
BOEANTON, PA,
Mining and Blasting
POWDER
Uv4Bt Moolond limb lalt Wotlci.
LAPLIN RAND POVVOBR CO.'S
ORANOE (1UN POWDER
Klcotrlo Battorloi. KUatrla KiploJri.
spiodluv bl4t, rttfty Vim mxI
Reiauoi Chanlcal Co.'s wW!U
Wallace
fine tailored suits worth from
a manufacturer going out of
127 AND 129
WASHINGTON AVENUE
r
DRAPERIES I
, (j
METALLIC BEDS I
, a
DR, DENSTEN
Fbysiclan and SureoatJ
311 SpniG) St,
Tinip.ti Uuii Bulldlu
EGRAN10N PA.
All scut and chrcnlo dlscascj ot men, wo
men anU chlldrtiL CIIUOMO M:itV0U,
UltAIN AND WASIINQ UlbCAbl'S A Sl'EC
lAL'i'V. All dnta4 ol the Liver, KUnejrj,
UlaJJcr. bkin, Ulood, Nerve,, Wunik, L'ye, l-r.
Nose, 'Ihrojt, mid Ludi, Camera, Tumors,
i'llea, itupture, Uoltrt', UheuiiutUin, Asthma,
Catarrh, Variococeli1, l.ot Manhood, Nightly
KnilHsions, all Frinalo Dlseajei, Uucorrhoei. etc.
Goimorilua, Sjl'hllll, Ulood I'olson. Indlscre.
tlon and jouthiul bahiu olillti'raud. isurKry,
Fill. Kplleiuy, Tape anil Etoinacli Worma. CA.
TAtlHHOZONi:. SpcclHc for Catarrh. Tbre
niontta' treatment only $5.00. Trial Iree In
ulHii-. Consultation and examination Iree.
OlIUo boura dally and Sunday, 8 a. is. to
DR, DENSTEN
RUGS
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