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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE- W13DN J3S DA V, NOVEMBER 28, 1000.
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NORTHEASTERN
FACTORYVILLE.
Cpnl.il to Hit f-ti.nitnti Tt Ilium.
'itcloryvllli, Nov. 27.--ovoi nt I-iut
I'mev, at Hole! FonielllT, (lien will
ln a whtmthiK mutch tiinuii't'nw nil tiny,
oml (i Kiiml hntii'o to not your TlmtikH
KtvlllMT tlltlti'.V fur it few COHtH (If yiii
tire pnnl i'IioukIi ii nlwt).
T'ti' Tilliklmiiiint'lc Illch si'litml lentil
ri'ilip over liiHt Sntltrilitv, nnil u kooiI
ly tldi'trullim Iii"1(Iom I'liiiH alonij to
wliiHip-'i'c-ttp fuf tli l)oy.. iwul mot
Ui'yRtrme tPitin on tlio Ri'ldli'iiii. Al
ihniiKli th"ii' wiim u i1tl7.7.lhi niln fall
lni; all Hie tlnif Hip Kiiini' wiih iiliiycd,
lint" tin- Kcystoiif tram played n nlrc
rlcnti, Bluirp RUim tlirmtKlioul. At no
tltnc diirlair tlif rriiini' was Ttmklinii
ntick a tlaiisrfnait uppDimnt, iililinucli
tlmy nmmiKi'tl to l.r-t'P Kcyntono twin
uroilnir. It was tint' nf tin ttof t Kanit-s
lilayod on ICt'yttiiiH''s nnintls this Hi'ii
Hon. Tun iitj-inlnntf hnlvoii won play
fil. i't tlio end or which nflihor shin
lintl soort'tl.
It. .1, C'i Ismail k'ft yp.it "nitty I'm n
mock's stay with nitMitla In Portliinil.
I'.i., and Hiilni'Sliui'Ki X- !
Cards arc tail niiiioiindnK tht- coin
ins niarrlacri' til Miss Mortha r'apwfll
tu Jlr. llowiiiil Halloy, tif J-h I'luii"'.
on AVcdiit'sdiiy, Jiercinlinr Mil, at IL
o'clock, ut the Imiiir- til" the liriil"'.t ,Mi'
onts, Tvlr. and Mrs. Hnrnvm fnpwofi.
Wonl lv.iclicd lu'ic Aloml.i.' li'itll'y-Jnp-
Hie ip:itlvi'S of the tltUh of Pi.
TJnnlr-l 1 low aid Ciiiiwpll. of tinriiion.
Ton a. lie was tin- oldest and only
mmlvilitr Mill of Mrs. F. M. f'.ipwli.
who is a sister 01' Mrs. Tlcnrv Walter
and Wt-lr-y Itcynolds, of this place.
The ilticlor was in years of 'irc an!
enjoyed a line prnclleo In Ills -locality,
and was held In IiIkIi r-Mooin ly all
Mini Km w hlin. He Is survived hy a
iff and two miuh. .le.sse and f'hailcs.
The funeial was held lat Monday.
T'lcttiryvlllt' pneaniiniKilt. N'o. SI''.
Illilepeildellt order of Odd FelkiW.
Jit-Id a smoker this evenlm; after the.
l-tmiilit li'.isliK'.-s had hern gnwa
ihioiifrh Willi. liefroi.hincnts v.ere
hl'I'VPll.
. -. limvvn was in Ser.iii'.on en
iin-lnpss vcstord.iy.
Mks Xellle Miller spent the day in
Permit on yesterday.
nnn't forKPt the Thanksfflvlnsr .er
vlrcH and dinner at the M.'lliodls'
Hpfscopil cliurcli.
NEWJKHJFORD.
li i.ii In tlif -minion Tilliinic.
NVvv Milfoid. Nov. 2i.-J!r?, Jtillll
ilonnelson ami daughter, of Susque
hanna, spent Sunday with friends in
this place.
Mr. l),iltl Daxenpoil will fro V
Kingston, X. V., on Wednesday, where
lie will spend a few day.' with his on,
lSeV. K'rctl M. Davenpoi I.
The YnuiiK 1'eoplc'i Keilflllis cln le
liift at the Juinu of .Mt. O. ValilJii'
Kirk Mon ay evenliis.
Airs. Sidney Musters, of Sui-(iiehan-n.i,
visited her s-oii. t'liarlcs Culver, tl:e
l'oie pail ol the week.
Miss y.ua Alel'onoll and .Miss .len
nio lioyle. who are atiendinic school
ol r,ini;hanilon, eie home Satuiday
and Suntlay.
Mr?. T:dwla Adams entertained iter
mother and --ister, of Fall dale, last
eel
Mr. and Mis. Frev. of Klinhiusl,
who have heen eiinductiuK lovival ,S"i
vleen at tile Methodist church the pint
i wo weeks, closed their woil; here la-s
Kildny evenini;-.
MeriiU Hoyden, who lias been suf-
feiing with a broken aim the pa
IVw w eks, lelurued to fills school
work again this week.
. Alls. II. Hamilton Is spending a
week with HalKtead friends.
Allss .May Prndley wax In Hlnghai.i
ton a few day, last W"K.
flay lilcsvtng. of Scranton, was In
town Suntlay.
Frank Dale is employed lit F.dwm
Adams' shoe shop during Air. Adams'
Illness.
Since the election of the new t ream
ery, New Milford has tlio finest cream
ery plant in Susquehanna county and
is, indeed, very proud of it. At a re
cent meeting of lis stockholders. I.
V. tllllrt was elected president: A. O.
barren, vice president; K. "W. Alor
giin, secretary: T.,. G. AteCollum, noils
urer, and 10. 1. Tyler, J. .1. Hand, W.
II. Aldrieli, II. M. Cm pouter ami !:. It,
Tllfany, tliiectois.
It lias been leporu-tl that Columbia
I lose company. No. I, are planning lor
an entertainment to he held Dee. 7.
Hurley Shell' and Hubert Plummor
are packing apples at Clifford.
HALLSTEAD.
Special l Hie St union Ti ilium.
Hallstead, Nov. 27. Tin Sunday
school board of the Alethodist Kpisio
pal church held a meeting Monday
evening to arrange for Christmas ex
ercises. Nest Tuesday, Dec. I, a donation for
the pastor of the Presbyterian chinch
will bo held in the church parlors.
This Is an old custom that has exist
ed for yem.s in the church.
l N. Frudd has been appointed ohm.
if,ter of the Alethodist Kpiscopal
church.
Justice (.'. k. Crook has beu ap
pointed osecutor of his father's estate,
that of thu Into' U It. Crook,
Hon, S, 1!, Clias'o will addiess the.
tainlly mooting- at tlio Ha II road Young
Alcn's Christian association next Sun
dnv. John Williams, of Great llentl, was
recently appointed guardian of the es
tute of James Stralney, an habitual
, drunkard.
Fred Laiiiereaux, this week, iiiadu his
lliiltlal tilP as n brakeman on tlci
il.aekawaiiua.
Airs, Junies Scolt, of this place, has
lecn removed to the hospital for tin:
inane at Dnnvllle,
IN, T. Mitchell and brother, Alfred,
lere visiting In Blnghitnittm Saturday,
Misses Jennlu ami Alelissa watkins
attending school In Ureal Hend.
petition Is being clicuhited by thu
Id uc tors hem to have Henry Halsey
kstated In the employ of the, l.nek-
vuiu.
and .Mrs. Will llolun. of Albany,
-ht a llttlo chlhl here for burial
lay evening. The child had died
lihthoi'la, hence a public funeral
I'ohiblted. The. parents have ral-
Ihern,
Sawyer biothers, fouuerly of
lad, but now of Hlmlrn, aro the
happy l'u titers of two children born
last wpek. Mr. L. D, Sawor and
Andrew Sawyer and their respeetivu
wives ure to bo congratulatetl.
The Hallstead board of trade,through
their committee, William Knocllcr and
PENNSYLVANIA
T. JI. tlnyn, met with Mr. Will .1. Hand,
of Hcranton, nt the American Chair
MaiHtfiit'tiirlnK conipany plant tups
day, and made timiiiRunienlH for the
forninl (IpIIvi'iIuk r IIil new factory
Into the hands of Mr. Hand and thu
Char eonitiany.
.Mrs. Frances .MeCrcary Is vIsltln.T
her thuitthler In Hnyre, for several
weeks.
Ilehearsals are helm? held nlt;litly for
the coining mlnHlrrta at Hip Young
Aluu's Chi'Isllun assotdittlou,
Mr. aiitl Mrs. John Pike will spend
one month during the 'winter with
their son, William, In Washington,
V. (.
SUSQUEHANNA.
Siiorl.il In the Suntnn Till Mir
StiMpiehitniiii. Nov. J7. In the ath
letic tournament at the late Paris ex
position, Tewkshury, of Brooklyn, Sus
tiueliannii county, a student In the I'nl-
I ver.slty of Pennsylvania, was awarded
j a sliver cake hstskct for his victory in
I the L'On-ynrd run. He also won a
pkiciitie tor his victory in the ISO-yard
hurdle.
III. Itev. lllshop Ilohan has Issued
orders to the pastors of this (.Serauton)
Catholic diocese to lake a census of
all of the eoniniuuicants.
Pranels Smith Is the guest of rula-"
lives In Xew York cltv. '
The Krle shopinen received their du
cats this morning.
Weglnnlng Dec. 1, the stores will h;
open evenings until after the holidays.
The Susquehanna hand will furnish
music at the fair, entertainment ami
mast pig- supper to he h"ld in Hogan
upera house. Dec, fi, hy the Avenue
Methodist church of Oakland.
Itev. William Fremiti returned to
Princeton, X. ,r on Monday afternoon.
I he recent rains have very mater
ially Increased the water supply in Hi
Sustiuehannii, Oakland and Ln'nesboro
reservoirs.
Patrick Connors, a ICric shop em-
nlove. .sustained mi Ininrv to mm r
his feet wlille at work on Mondav. I '''- blacksmith, Henry Dandridge
The Krlo shop force Is gradually be- ', wno has sl"CD dieil)' wns 1(-'fiuircd to
Ing Increased. ' i K u tI,(' stables dally to examine and
Mh-s Uessle'llronson. or Drond street ' 'pP!iee all shoes that had become loose
Is the guest of Carhondale relatives. ' I '' hecn ,,,Rt wll,1 tno nulleK woro "'
Mrs. J. A. Smith, of the Oakland i work- n lhc "'''lainn referred to
kIiIl-, who has been visiting relatives i above he had purchased a nefc shcep
Jn Ptilfnlo, will arrive home this even- i f'kin aP'-on. whleh the mules had never
Ing. ' seen, and when Dandrldge went into
Still ruera In.lce or n,l,l T.vn.i r the stall without warning, one of them,
Ibis place, and Dora Jtebekah lodge,
will attend the Avenue Alethodist
ehurcli in Oakland on Sunday evening,
to listen to a sermon by Pastor lioutou.
llliam Aiunson. formerly and for
my years a resident of tlio Oakland
side, died a few days since In (leorcrla.
The remains will be brought hero for
services and interment. Deceased was
a son of the late Thomas Aiunson. of
the Oakland side. For a number of
years he was employed in the Kl..(.
i Ireighl ofllce. He was unmarried, ills
death Is regretted by a wide chelo of
relatives and friends. ,
The Krle shops, the schools and the
banks will lie closed on Thursday.
NICHOLSON.
. ,
s-.i.il l- tlio Snamoii Tril'unr. ,
.Mcnoison, rov. !,. George "Weaver, ,
of Scrunlon,
spent bunday with his
sister, Airs. F.
The olllecr.'
P. Stephens.
and teacheis
of tlio
Methodist Kpiscopal Sunday school are '
lenuestetl to meet at the homo of II.
V. Klillg. Wednesday eveilinc. to tie.
elde upon the Christmas entertainment.
i.orn to .Mr. ami AIis. C. 11. Prown,
of Alain street, a daughter.
One of the must enjoyable gathciings !
held in Nicholson for some time was '
that of last Friday evening, wlipn Dr. ,
and Alts. H. K. Wllklns. of State street, j
-lei mined a number of young people j
their lioine. Dining the early part
i he evening llashllghts were taken, i
r which cards and ciokinolc were ,
wmTmTfTTtttttTttVnttttl
T was tlio last hop of the season,
Curruthors and Oltjii Helmartlt
were danciu-s" nnd many saL
down tor the purpose of better observ
ing tlieni. No (.lie at The Hlllows
danced as did these two with such
exquisite Kraec, such perfect unity and
poetry of motion. And then the pic
ture i hoy made he, towering" above.
Die n erase man, llnely proportioned,
ills blonde skin tanned to a golden
brown by hours on the tennis courts,
tho liiikt, the lake. Phe, tall, too, with
n foun of eluirnilnK symmetry, and
a dark, beautiful southern face a fact
fell of character and Individuality
fiom the sweep of the line black brows
to the fun, crimson lipr nnd round
clefr chin,
"I can't inuku myself think this Is
oui last danca together," Cyril was
snyliijj. an they swayed nnd drifted
down tho loom, "I have had sueh a
delightful time, here because of you."
'Theie, Mu whispered, "It Is over."
i S'he took tho aim he offered. In
I silence, they passed out on the broad
I plaza, Others looked nflcr tliini with
! .sitmlflcant smiles,
1 Naver hnd a lllrlntkm aroused such
, comment --.such speculation. Olgu Rel-
mnrtli was wjll known at tho pleasure
rcsoil, Thk) was her third season
1 hero wllh her mother. Hut hitherto,
! while iiniiiestloriably the loveliest
girl there, she was also the most tin
I approachable. Sho woro Ilia most
j sw iiKn-er of ilnnnels in the morning,
1 the daintiest of dinner gowns, tho most
piovokhiKly pretty of dance dresses,
j Tut sho had not seemed to cnie for
Mhe attentions the men wero only too
I anxious to ofler. lbo sometimes ac
I cepted more frequently declined them
hut nhvays with tho air of a younu
queen sweet but condescending. Car
.uthers' coming, however, had altered
till that. Hho appeared pleated by his
admiration. Sho crccplcd ins devo
tion. Sho rarely refused his pi offered
curort for that of another man. Tlvy
.had been much together during the
Inst two "weeks swimming, rowing,
driving, danelnqr. And the people said
that at last fdgtt hud lost her heart.
And there was nono to openly object,
although tu the s-tiula of some men
was envy, In tho minds of eome young
women a dumb resentment.
Now, leaning back In iter low chair
and looking: out over the lake, all
phosphorescent In the starlight, Olga
felt, with it queer lightening at her
licait, that the hour for which sho
the. pastimes. At n nensonnule hour re
freshments Wcro served. Those, pres
ent were Misses Rthcl Stark, Jessie
Stephens, Gertt title Smith, Vera Tay
lor, Florence WllktnH, Virgil Taylor,
Until Johnson, Huth Wlednuin and
llertlni Dlx, Messrs. Fied Crock, liny
Hnyder, Claude Itoherls. and Will
Crock,
Mr. and Mrs. It, S. Stephens cele
hratetl their eleventh wrddlnpr nnnlver
Kiiry, ut their pleasant home on State
street, Monday evening. The guests
were Mr. nnd Mrs. 11. T. Wllklns,
Misses Susan Wnek, Clara Tlffitny nnd
Mr. John Itnlley, of Scrunlon,
Charles Davis, formerly of Nicholson,
tiled Tuesday motntng at Hlnghnnittm
of typhoid fever. The news of his
death domes not only ns a terrible
blow to his parents, hut ns a creat
shock to his many friends In Nichol
son. Funeral announcement will he
made later.
HONESPALE.
Special Iti tlir Sir.inlim Trllimie.
Ilonesdale, Nov. 117. Mrs. Catherine
llchhern, wife of John ttehhern, died
on Sunday nt the resltlenco of her son,
August J. Hehbern. She was horn
April 1!), 1J3,, In Germany, ami came
to Honesdiilp In 1S4H. The funeral was
held nt 2.::0 Tuesday afternoon. Ilev.
AS'llllam II. Swift, of the Presbyterian
church, of which the deceased was n
faithful member, conducled the ser
vices. Honcsilnle people were shocked this
morning, on learning of the sudden
death of Dr. C. K. Poster, which oc
curred nt his home on Third street,
about ft o'clock last night. The- doctor
was around town as usual yesterdny
afternoon. The time of the funeral
services will he announced later,
GREAT JUMPING BY A MULE.
Over a Manger nnd Through an Open
ing 21 by 30 Inches in Size.
Pinm the llitlmiotid Tunes.
A most remaikahle story, the truth
of which is vouched for by Mnjor H. It.
Selden. the well-known street ear man,
and several of his employes, concern
ing two full-grown mules jumping
I lhroush ii small window in the old
1 hor.sp car stables In Manchester, has
! JU!,t t,(""e to n'hi- Tnu slorv aR re" I
lated by .Major Selden, and sworn to
' several of the most reliable men in
! ,l-s employ, is ns follows: .
"Pel," became alarmed at the sight of
the leather and leaped through the
open window to the ground outside.
Major Selden says he came in about
this lime, ami upon learning- the cause
! "( tl,L' excitement, ordered the man to
go back into the stall, and when he
started the mule reared up and was
about to repeat the performance. He
feared the mule might not be so for
tunate in the second jump and told the
man to come out of the stall
The "Alaggic" mule, says Alajor Sei
dell, jumped tluough a whitlow the
same size on the opposite side of tlio
stable and as far as he could discover,
upon close examination, neither of
lliem received the slightest scratch.
j He says tracks weie plainly visible on
i the outside where the "Ret" mule
landed and made an effort to turn and
aKll fnce tne window, she being still
haltered to a scantling on the inside.
The halter chain, four feet long, was
attached to ii beam four and a halt
feet above the lloor on which the mule
stood.
Window opening, 1 loot Inches by
feel Ii Inches. Tmnih. I'eet wl.lo
Top of Hough to lloor, li feet 11 Inches.
From bottom of whitlow sill to ground
outside, I feet 7 inches.
Alajor Selden snys "Pet" was selected
from forty-two mules owned by the
Itlchinontl and Manchester Hallway
coni'iany on account of her size, as "a
regular tug, to draw ems up the hill
from North and Cary to Ninth and
Alain streets .and would weigh about
!):,0 pounds.
'i'','''''',''y'i''y'''',''y'F'yyi.Fiy.t..
Sdged Jools &&&
had waited had come. Mcny men had
told her of tleir loves, had protested
their passion. And bar one no man
lrid ever mad" her pulse throb less
equably. It had become an old story
to her durlii,j her half dozen years of
social supremacy, llut tonight this
was dliferent! So might he say but
no mure.
"1 must meet you again if I have to
make a special tiilgrlmavr-s down
Soutli," she heaid him sayiuif. "you
I know our business tnkes me up to
Alaska a good part of tho year. 1 r"n
erully tint! myself pretty well played
out' by the time hot weather cones and
take a vacation In which to biaee up.
This," his voice dropping, "has Iioph
. the sweetest of my life."
She did not speak, but he found no
disappointment in her silence, uno of
her many charms for him was her pti
feel repose of manner. She could b
fill ,,t,,,i,,rl, "t til, low lint oil.-) ,i..tni, '
!-., .,.w..n, ,-- v .-.in ,
1 was a woman lo weary nno, with cm
nations vivacity. And Just now, in
I her creamy laces, with his hothouse
1 roses at her bosom, and one jewel glit
tering like a fallen star In the meshes
ol her dark hulr, she had no need ol
' speech to fascinate, tu enthrall.
I "Sometimes," he went on, leaning
! ngainst tho pillar near and looking
down upon her, "I have hoped I have
fancied that you would care a llttlu
when our paths diverge,"
"1 shall always remember you,"' sho
said, "You have made tho days pass
pleasantly."
"Is that all-Olea?''
It was iho (list time lie. had called
her by her name, She started slightly
at tlio sound. "listen!" sho said. "I
(thoiiltl Jlko tv tell you a llttlo story, if
when It Is quite told you .should
wish to wrlto or come but you will
not!"
Ho bowed Ids head attentively,
"it Is soon told, It Is about a dear
girl friend of mine with whom I was at
school In Hie North. .She was tho
daughter of wealthy parents. Their
generosity to her was only equuled by
their lovu for her. Sho gave them upt
her home, her fortune, her luxurious
mode of life, all for the sake of a
handsome and Impecunious young fel
low who had won her affections. Indi
rectly, and acting through a mere
sense of duty, tho Bill's father pro
cured this man a comparatively lucra
tive position. For a while he was de
voted to his glrl-wlfe, and sho was
THEATRICAL.
ATTRACTIONS THIS WEEK.
Lyceum.
Wi:l)SF;snAV.-"Thc MrIiI ot (lit I'oiutli."
TIIUItSDAV, Wrnt'i .Mliilrtl, nltrnioon niul
nlclil.
I'lllBAY AND SVTItMIHY.-MIMiril tlnllnirl
In "llir l'ourr llclitntl tlio Throne" ft.iturtlay
litJllncr.
Academy.
AM, WT.KK. Tlif Spoonori.
I Gaiety,
TIIM'i: Pinsr l'.WS.-OrlrnUl llurlfiiicti.
LAST Tlllllli: I) U'S.-Thr Tinnlo Club.
"Fodorn" Revived.
'"I'rili'in " Hjitloti'i Rit.ll Mlillklli iIj?i
u lnc-iiili'il ot tin ti.Mi'uni lat nltht by a
romp.iny IhmiIoiI by MlM Klranor rrniit.llii m,il
llrlndry Sli.w. JIIm I'ijiiKIIii tss.ijeil tin ride
i( li lncp.su IVtlniii in uliltli Hit l.itt I'.mii.v
t).icnpnit wiih -ncli n (Irii.iI trlmnpli .mil Mr,
Sli.iw w.m run ih l.nrls Ip.inolT, hi wlilcli Itelirtt
Mitilcll 111.11I0 lils I iow lufoii mi Amcriinii iiiiili
Clin us Ml, l),iriimrt'H chief iiiihiiI,
The il.iy w.is pii.srlitcd in n most iiiluih.ililf
lu.iniicr l.mt niilil .ilnl the nctois punpil th.it
they iirt oinml In tin ilcliuilil "f Sjrtlon nlhll
ktlt! int'liHlr.iiii.i ulth Its ntnr untl I cii r on ulcc
jml ticnos. Miss l'niiiklln has a flue nl.ii!"
pii'icmc nml in tin ili.lui.lllr mcih'k with which
lhc tlr.iinii Is thkkly aliiilitril cht wni rry
clVectke.
SuppoitliiE the pilntipiN js 11 lompany toiu
poMtt u( ti nmnlirr of t'.ip.ilik pl.tjei". The
utiiBliiB nai rlalHiulc jihI nrlktlf.
Spooner Company.
'I liu Sponpis ilrew tne I.iibi .iiiiIIpiicc" at the
Academy of Mudc , chlei 1I.11 . In the jfteinoon
the bill pii'Miitctl V3i Knti ('l,ilon's RrHt niit
te.Mt, "The Tito Orph.int." The piece was tlngt'it
anil tostiiuied in a li.itulvimc iii.uiiur. Ml Ikln.i
.May Spooner uppeailnf in dendrite n:::l MKs
Cecil Spooner aa l.ouise. I.ast ettuiux "t'nele
Daniel, or 'The Mevsenci r trom .tank 'iTtliin."
was pioilucetl In whltli Mks Cecil Spouei irinle
.1 tremendous lit t in the nil,' of Clip, ,i .tonne
hartini ocirum in which puts Miss spoomr h.ik
110 ctptal.
The specialties intioduteil hetween the ael
arc evceeillnitly ilrui, ( lamle Thank, ll.e
nionologkt, niniis 'toon .ohk, which an new tnnl
up lo date. Ceil! Spoonor's fpect.it ul.ir ati'l
iharailcr ilances me trit.ilnly llm. .Miss. .Ieoi
.tc.li-ler shuts eiy sweetlj, ile-erlptiii; lnll.ids
and Hie optlgt.iplt. a lu.w moving picture iiih
ihine, gives perfect views of plans of interc-l
nko rninlc Mines t.il.en fiom life. Tliis after
noon a el .itii-1 doiihle hill will he picented.
The curtain l.ikrr, "llelnten Two l'oi's," wiP
he smiccdcd hy a beautiful lwo-.nl pla) en-
lilltd "hi l,,.-," an jug, tl and i iinatii'il by
Mks IMna -May Spoonei. Tills evening "A Wlfo'.s
Pciil" will he pioUuied.
Tuxedo Burlesquers.
The 'Oiienlal ltiiile-ipnis," whu tiul.ij closo
11 thtee-iliy (iig.isrini'iil al I lie (i.iiety, were
ucaln (,'i'ietcd with a lare aiidiinti last evrnlns,
who lilt the thoalei uiidiiuhttilly as wo 11 ik.iuil
.is any audiiute win) ev,r al tended a perform
aure at (his popular theater. Home little cn
I'ttcmnil was caused tliuh.g the tuning hy the
appeaiance uou the sieiu ot a mU.u1 ol sol
dieis in full luiifmni. who weie in seairli of a
dtseiler, and who ptotoeded lo ilosek scan
tin t'Miintdiaiiii of eieiy w cup, ml of the theater
leiwe they weie Kitklkil the siiil de-citer was
not anions the audiente.
'lln "TiimiIii (lull" lliiiliiiie lompany, which
louiis In the C.ilety lev iluee tlats heKiuiiing
Willi luitinee mi rii.mKgiiiig afletnoon is mi
ilouliti dly nne ot the intt e.liavaK.ini iiindut
liniia Hint has ever been introduced to 1 hiian
tt.li .iiullfiici. The piopiktors of thk fhovv have
Miiioimdtd it Willi fpeiial steneiy and elee
liicul cllccts and hive spued neither lime nor
CMiuise to liiakt' this Hie li.innu attiactiou of
(he spa-on, 'I lie (laiely it lindouhledly givinp:
lis p.ilioiis (he vny hel .ttti.it lion-, that inone
i.,u ohtuin.
Matthews and Bulger.
Theie k a ielcphone Jut iili'iit in the M-eond
let of 'The Xiuht of the Fouilli," vvhuli is "lie
of the fimiest things in the .inees-ful fane. The
.vounj; law.ver has i live wne lumiitu; lioni the
telephone down inder the lloei to oie' ot the
thaiis in his oftlee, .so that when an.voit' sits ou
Hit t hail (he hell riuiis. The it email tine not
know' of the lO'itiiv.iuee and he t .ill . IiIiimU
up on Iho 'plione i vera! limes, liualk neltir.
itiln a mix up with tin live wne, while ci.
'in -hiiiks with lauhlei.
Tht fine will he een ill Hie l.ti eillil I"-nii-hl.
West's Minstrels.
The iuiiiitntlouetl leader in lulie-tick.v is Will
i .in II. Vct. who lias this season pill foith hij.
create-t elicits and will pic-iiit to lhc piildic
u pmely coiiudi and musical perfoinnnce, re
ptile vvitli novelties. The fitst pail .sctlhu,- Is
nit entiielv riw one, and piedoiuiu.itini; colois
lielntc wlille ami sold, and the same silieuu of
iilor is lairitd out in the ctmtuines, m.ikin&;
happy, llut later, when the strain of
housekeeping and tho care of little
child! en began to tell on her, he found
that It was necessary for him to have
weeks of leisure apart from thorn
weeks which the tired wife cheerfully
permitted and which his selfishness
never prompted him to ask her to
share. la the story Interesting? Am I
boring you?"
"tlo ou," he said, Ills voice sounded I
thick and strange. I
T ....... ,1.1.. 11,11a C..l.-,,1 nP ...It... 1..., '
1 Otlll l(((S KIKC lWW,tl( Ul ,,,((,V Jiei
before I came down here, She was ex
pecting her husband home froniM trip
which should have been a pleasutablt
vacation in itself. She told me he was
going uwtiy during tho hot weather.
I)ld she leave the city? Dear, no thoy
could not all afford to go and the chil
dren annoyed her husband! As skj
spoke one little tot tugged at her gown;
another waited in her tender arms. All
her roses were gone. Shu had been a
pretty girl. And sho was pitifully thin
and worn. Hut she did not eomutaln
at all, She was brave, nnd sweet, and
patient. She"
"For God's sake hush!"
Someone In the deserted dance room
begun to sing si lltle, sweet, liltlmr
song. Tho man by tho pillar lifted hi',
head with u startled air.
Soft and low, uoft ami low,
Wind of tho Western teal
Y hy, that was tho lullaby Mario
usid lo sins to her un by to her tlrst
baby!
Hn dropped his hands with a groan.
"Then you were quite deliberate."
"I was quite dollbetate for her sake!
Besides "
"Well?" he ii rued feverishly.
"There Is someone, else. 1 am to bu
married this winter,"
"Hut If them wcro no one else. If I
too, were free woultl you caro?"
"I might," She looked him straight
in tho eyes now the look a man glve.i
to u nun, "nut I would never be dis
loyal!" "No, you could never bo that I" ho
t?ald huskily!"
And they heard the tendor, crooning
song go on and on. Suddenly she rns'
held out her hand. He hesitated an lu
stapt then he took It.
"Oood-bye," he said. "Pin "going homo
tomorrow."
"Do! And tell Marie you met me
nothing more!"
"I will. Clod bless you!" Omaha
News.
the picture one ol Hie mot beautiful ,unl tinijc
nlflccnl ever i-nncclutl.
Till ureal wrurcpatltin will lio al the, Lyceum
toiuurinvv (.TliniiUgltlniO nflctnnon and night.
Mildred Holland.
There Ii all artht booked lo appear jit the l,y
reiini theattr I'lldjy ami ft.duid.iy cui.lnjt and
Patiuday matinee who should iccolic the litaity
ruppuit of every pciron who Is a lover uf pmr,
moral ami wholesome ila.v. A little woman
vhop name has nevtr been tuinedril with a
Kiiinl.il. ami whose private life Ii n pure as
any wo'iinn who ever attained mieresi In nny
ejllliuc. A woman who has never porlrajut
quest leiialde characton ami refused In appear In
il'ipii' plays.
filch n woman It Mildred Holland, who will
lie seen In rcoiI advantiitte In her new role of
Alia, in "The Power behind the Throii"," a new
rniniiilli! play In three acta by Thtodore Kleiner,
founded on Seliltler's tl.isle "l.nvo nml In
triune." NEW GAME OF AUTHORS.
An Entertaining Parlor Pastime
Which Is Also Instructive.
Henry U. Wootl in W'oiuan'fl Home Companion.
The hostess may prepare n certain
number of blank cards, with the head
ing on enrh one "Who and AVhut?"
On a second lot of cnrJa sho can hnvo
pasted the pictures or some noted
writers Thackeray, Dickens, Scott,
Dumas, I'.alzac, Tolstoi, Hi owning,
George Kllot, Carlyle, k,oni;fel!nw,
Cooper, Kmcrson, Bryant, Holmes.
The pictures of more recent writer.!
will answer her purpose just us well.
These pictures can be obtained from
illustrtod catalogues of books. Of these
cards there should be as many as
there nri quests If the company be a.
smnll one, or ns mnny cards as the
hostess may desire; u dozen Is a very
good number.
Supply eneh guest with one of tho
blank cards and n. pencil and then
ftarl Into circulation the cards on
wdtieh are pasted the pictures of the
authois. Let' the gus'ts pasil 'tin
cards fiom oil" to nnother, and write
down, according to the number on
the picture-card, and opposite the cor
responding number on their own, the
name of each author and some booh
he has written. This will be found
a more dlfflrult task than one Imagines,
and numerous guesses will doubtles.s
go wide of the mark.
THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.
New- Vul., Nov. 27. Selling- to take prollL
afiain oveiiame the market today and the ccii
einl level of stoil. juices i. lower tonight than
il was last night. The day's ncl t liaiu,"-.-. vvhith
.lie fi.iitioli.il exiept hi a few slut La, illve no
itha of the wide movement ot juices tlurini; I lie
t,y nor of the notable strength -.hoim al times
by a few stoiks. Till" is due to the fact that the
lnaiktt vvxi (jcneially ttioiig in the eaily deal
ings and was only tarried befovr l.it nltdit's lent
by a very hu leaeliuu, which also iciluced
the gain of the Fining stmki. The notahly
-tlDiig points were the CoalcK, Southern Itjil
vvay, jiieferied, Baltlmoie kuiI Ohio, .southern
l'jilfiu and the Arms lean Smelting Mucks. 'Hie.
movement in the O.iku was helped hy the
vvlntiy weither iipoilcd. TJie numiiieul cubed
the levival of old rumors ol ioiu,olidaliun or
change of tontrol, the elltit heiniir nolalily mani
focl in Xew Jci'cy t'ential, vihidi lo-e t, poinu
to till, leading I'j. The hulnes In the gioup
was mii.i1 I exiept in the Heading, which le
ileited wry heavy and conteiitt.itetl hli.ving. 'I lit.
Hist pufeiieil ioo at one time '.Hi and tlw-etl
.1 point lowir. kaige buying continued in .South
ern Hallway ne!eired and rumois continued of
a coining incieaso of dividend and a dissolution
of the voting tiuM. This wan about the only
-lock ccept the Denver and tlio (Itandes of
jcflcril.i.v's .-Irong gioup wlilcli held out toilay.
The Ameiiciu Smelting tock rnic i?i and l?i
foi tho tnuimoii ptelcricd on talk of tlio uh
Mirptlon ol the priiulp.il competing inli'irM. In
terration.il I'ovver rose 1 jioints witliout exjih
uatiou. shoitly hefou the Ooso vciy large bnj
ing of Soiitheiu l'.itific came into forie, the In
dividual ti.in.iction- running Horn one to tx
lliousmd sliaies and lifting tin -tock jioinK
Hilling the early jiait of the day while the gen
ual m.uktt was slioug the site and topper
Minks weie weak. 'Mie sin I aIikIo showid a
disposition to i.ill.v. e.pctially Meet and U'iie
vvlilt.ii got above II at one time. Tho stock
lo-cil utuhangiil. Amalgam Ued Copper was
very he, nil) sold and late in tin thy tell to
'il5d and timed Willi a nit In.- ot " 'Ihe gen
et.il le.ntion In the maikct was not .ueDiiijiiii
nied by an unfavorable tliveltiimeiil In llu: gin
etal tontlilioiLs, but to ttitppoiiitinent of fome
.pi dilative expec titions. Total sales, !)9l,.10i)
Eliarer. The bond market was active and pricci
wtie higher. Total sales, par value, j.'i.oTJ.OOti,
I'liiled Males .'Is ilerlineil Vi and Ihe new and
old 1s advanced ,J on the last call.
The following quotations aiu furnished The
Tiil'iuie hy XI, S. .Ionian o" Co., looms Tlia-TOA
Hears liuihlirg, Siramon, l'a. Telephont SOU:
Open- High- Low- Clos
ing, est.
Aniriir.ni Mig.ir It", 1Mi
Ani'iieau Tobano .,,.110 llO'.i
Am. M. k W I.'l'.-j ll'.i
Atch., To. ,t S. I'o .... ID'ii 41
A T. ,t S. 1'., IT SIH MU
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12S
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10S"i
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rait. & Ohio MVj
font. Tobacco , ,. ,'ii,Ai
flies, k Ohio ::t:'i
chic. & II. W Il'b
Chic.. 1!. & Q l.'l.-Ji
St. raul l'.'OVj
llotl. kland IH.',;
Del iw.ue ic Hudson .,,,117
l.tckavvann.v 11
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inn; ltsii
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111
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111
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70
M'1',
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Ivan. A: Te l'r.
Louis. ,v, Nash ,.
.Miuh.llliin I'.le ..
"Mel. Trill Hon Co
... 7fi
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17.IH
Jlb-souii l'aeiflc Id '4
I'euplos lias lllj
. .1, Central lll'i
Suithein i'acille 41"s
Voifoll; & Wisleui .... l.iy,
Noilh. l'atllie 72
Noilli. I'aellle. l'r eJ-U
V V. ( ntl.it ,,.
Out, & West
IVl.lil. It, It ....
l'.itllit- Mail
Heading
Hauling. l'r
Turn., C, k hou
l'. S. I.eatlier l
1 . S. I.ealher, l'r
I!. ,S. Ituhher ....
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Third Avenue Uitf.
Ni'.w voiik l'HODHci: i:ciianoi: rmcrs
Opt ii- High- I.uw- ( Ins
Ing. evl, est. in'.'.
wiii-.vr,
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Scrnnton Botird of Trade Exchnngo
Quotntlons All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
STOCKS.
rimt National Dank
Scranton Saving) Hank , ,
hcranton Tacking Co. ,,,, ,,.,
Third National Hani; ,
Dime Deposit and Discount llank .,
Uconomy Light, II. fc I', Co
I.acU. Trust tiafo Deposit Co. ,,,,
fierantou l'alnt Co ,,,,,,,,.,
Clark & Snover Co., l'r.
Scranton Iron Kenco U Jlfg. Co. ,,,
Scranton Axle WoiKi ,..,,,,,,,,,,
Lackawanna Daiiy Co.. l'r ,,,
County Savins Hank .V '!"rust Co..,
Hist National Hank (Coihondale),.
btanduld llillllng Co ,,,,,
Traders' National llank .,,,,
Ktianton Holt and Nut (u
BONDS.
Scranton Tassenger Hallway, flrat
Mortgage, dua 1020
People Street Hallway, first mort
gage, due 1018 ....,,,,,,,...,,,.
People's btreet Hallway, General
mortgage, duo IKil t
Dickson XIauufacturing Co .,
1-icka. Tow iiihip School 6 per cent.
Rid. Askei
Win , , ,
00 ...
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10
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bO
125 ...
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20
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115 ,..
113 ...
100
102
City ol Scrantou St. Imp. (1 per
cent ,, ,. ... 1W
iiiatiton Traction 0 per cent. ..... US ,,,
Scranton Wholesale Market.
(Corrected by II. 0. Dale, 27 Taickavvauna Ave.)
Ilutter Cieamcry, 2-"u2k.; dairy tubs. $c.
I'ggl Select vtcittrn. I7v. ( neoiL) utc, ICc.
Cheese Frll tieain, new I Mm-,
Jonas Long's Sons
Keep the shoe store in mino when you need Footwear. It's
A WORTHY BTORE WORTHY OP YOilR CONFIDENCE. A LIBERAL QU AR AN
TE C WITH EVERY PAIR YOU BUY.
Thanksgiving Linens
When she dresses tlio table for her turkey dinner,
the woman will look first to the white cloth beneath the
"bird." It must be spanking clean, ironed and creased
with extreme neatness.
Perhaps you need a now Table Cloth, or new nap
kins! Hadn't thought of it before? Well, aren't you
glad we remind you of it?
Here are worthy lots of linens all linen and at
very special prices until Thanksgiving.
T" hull Cieame Damask, extia lienv.t.
line quality and all jiiire linen, AAr
perjiinl -
M ineli elri heavy Scotch linen, lull "7Sc
bleached! tl patterui; pcrjard.. ,JV
TU Inch Itle.ifhed l.iiiiik Tatile Mutii QRr
In .ill the newest jialterns; per ,vd. "-"-
lilt l line mc.u in-" ,.,ni.isn, ...
inagtiincciit tloral paltem.. per $ 1 , 29
luih tine lllo.it lied Dun.isk, in
Thanksgiving Millinery
ust a few lines picked at random from a stock that is as com
plete as it is possible to make it. A dash of style in every hat, no
matter what the pi ice.
I nesc l nanksgiving prices:
Illaik Tips tint wire Me,, leduceil lo....1.,e.
lll.uk Tips that weie an., minced in... .Sic
H1.it k and Colored Wings, from Jft. to...l.-.
Dig assoitment of (Jullls al !''
Trimmed Hats in Innd-onie vaiiely if
Thanksgiving Groceries
There are goodies here bj' the score to help make the Thanks
giving Dinner a winner. Will you let us serve you with the best
of them? , . .,..., ,
Please lemember that we cany nothing but the best of quali
ties in Groceries. No inferior sorts at any price. There'll be no
cause for disappointments Thnnnsgiving with any eatables you
buy trom us.
XIalasa ttiapcs, fancy laige eliwtei lb.
Ciaiibeniis, fancy Cap' Cod. 'V1.11;'-'"-F.mev
llixtil N'Ht. kl- v.U'etits, '-l'n "
1' ijier Miell Abifmls. Ilnc-l inipoittd, Hi.
Tigs, thoiie Tutkish la.ver. per lb.......
ClaicCitron, Lemon and Oi.mge 1'etl, iu
Jellies .r,-lb. Mom crock, all llivors, for
Apple Hotter. ::-lb. tltinc clock.
.hinis, linest in lame Bla" l'"i for ,
Plum lMdding, choice, 1 pound cans .01 .
l'umpkin, new golden, largo raiw loi....
Cleaned Cmiaiits, per package .........
Stedetl Itaisins, largo imi-catclle, pkge.
Mi'sluooms, 1st choix. snull
Prunes, new ilnice; ft pounds for.... ..
riohlen Prunes, very flue ami Inge. Hi.
NcLtailue?, evapoiatcd, thoice; lb
,15-.
,Uo.
,at .
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,1V.
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, ill.
, 7f,
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,10i.
., .,.
,-.n.
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,Lc.
Beans Per Int., choice marroiv, -J-2.40; medium,
?2..'i0; pea, 2.::0.
Potatoes COc.
Onions W)e. per bu
Klour Uet patent, -ftM).
Fhilndelpliln Grain mid Produce.
I'liiladelpbia, Nov. -27. Wheal- "ice. lower;
tot.tijct grade, Nuvembei, 71'ia7l?ir, Coin
l'lim, !-e. higher; No. 2 nii.ed .Viicinb.i, 1 1 -J
alat-.; Diceiubii, Ilia l-i'ic Oats l'lim; ;'
lilghci; No. -2 nuvcil November. U-4al.",i.; Ht
timber, PlalSi'if. O.U Kiiini. No. -2 while
t lipped, 2')Uc Iluttel -Dull 'id weak; l.mey
western ueamciy, '2",a2.",i.e.J do. piinls, ieu.
Legs .Stead-, tu-h ue.il I , 27i.; do. vestcii,
2Ue.; do. soutliwc-tein. 2.je.; do. soulhirn, 2 It.
Cheese Firm; New Yml; full eieams lamy small,
UMi.; do. do. do. fail Iu chuiic, Kltiallc. Ito-ilut-d
Nigaih - I'lHcltUtl. Cotton Unchanged.
Tallow Firm; city prime, In lingsliraib, l?if. ;
tounliv do,, hands, 4',iil?iv.; cakes. fiV'. Live
t'oullix' St.iedv; fowls, SaUc; old roosui-, tli.;
spiing tbiekins, tu'Jc; thuks, palOc; geese, n.t
Ilk-.; tutke.vs, full. Picsscd I'oulliy l'lim;
good demand; lowl-, clioic-c-, inc.; do. fair iu
good, taDlic; old loslcrs, 7c; nearby t-piing
iliickens, llHl-2c: westim tlo., K.illc. : some lots
higher; vvcuteiu tlueks, Oille.; turke.. flnmt
to fancy, liallc. Iteceipts Flour, l,,VHl barrels
and 2,78l),(KHI poiuitU in sacks; vvlieat, 7,00(1 busb-
K; coin, '2Sli.tHli) bushels; oats, 20.0WI bushils.
Shipments Wheat, 3,000 bushels; corn, ,17,(K)
liushcl.s; oats, M.iWO bushels.
New York Grain nnd Produce.
New York, Nov. 27, Flour Xtatket wan welt
sustained, with a coduate dcni'ind at old prices.
Wheal i-not lit tilt No. 2 led, 77Tc. f. o. b.
atloal; 70V. elevator; No. 1 noiiliein Diiluth,
h2t-. f. o. ti. alloat; options openttl nv and
losed weak at tie. net decline; Maieb closed
"'I'ic. ; Xtay, 7!ise.; November, 7o")ie.; Decem
ber, Vliat. Coinfeput llim; No. -2. 47'iii-. ele
vator and 'I7',ic. f. . b. ulto.it; options had an
ca.sy opening nml dosed weak at a paitlul lot.
ma luis; .M.iuh tlascd 42','iC.: Xiay, 4He. Oat,
Spot linn; No. 2, 2C'lo.; No. II, 2(V.; No, -2
white, 20'ae.; No. 3 while, 'Julie: liatk luiMd
vvesttin, -211.127160.; ti.uk white, 2jiillli-,; op
lions inactive and about steady. Ilutter .Stead) ;
theamety, lSaiV. ; factory, 1-JjlOc,; .lime cieaui
ti,v, S.i2.!l.; imitation tiiamiiy, lJaVJe, ; stale
I.iirv, Itiailf. Cheese Finn; large .Si-pteiubu,
lil-tsallt'.: small Siptrmber, llall'.Sc: l-irgt late
made, I0',i.i1o&c ; small lato made, 10-Hc Kgns
Steady; state and lnns.vlvaiila, 2la-27e. ; vnsi
I'lii, irgulir pat Mug, J0a2lc.; Ht-tuii, lo,s
II, Jne.
Chicago Grain nnd Produce,
Chicago, Nov, 27. Nov ember com e.l.iblishul
a iit-iv high letonl today and i hisol It. our
.u-steiilay, Hetcinlici ut the ilo.e was 'ji'ir.
Dccemhir wheat .i!t-. down, Oats vu-. a .sh.ule
up and piovisious 2)'jiai, tluvvii. Cash iiioi,ilioiis
win as follows; Flour Dull and nut liiiigul;
No. :i spiing wheat, t,sa71i'.; N'o, 2 led, 7'Hla
IVici .Nil 2 corn, Ha l',ti , ; No. '2 jelluvv, I'l'-i
uVJt.; No. 2 i.ve, I'h,: N'o. 1 fla: stitl, jl.fil',-;;
No. I noilhvvest, l.l'j; llmothy, l,2'al.,l.'i,
piuk. ijll.l'Ji-iiiU.U".; lird, ?7a7.ti."i; libs. MLHJij
iiU7'2!0; shi.uliKls, .? I'.'.ic. ; tides, MI.S-0.ui.iO;
vvhiskty. -.,27; fciicuis, cut loal, Sil.11; gtanu-
llli-il, s.'l('D.
T "
Chicago Live Stock Mniket.
Chicago, Nov, 27-l'alth-lleiilpU, 7,lli
stccis. giiieially about sleuly; buichus' -.tin I,
, liislnu- weak In Ilk-, lowei natives, hist on
silo tod i, lour cars at "i.o.i; good lo piiiue
sletis, j.a."t.i.'i.sj; poor tn iiiedluin, l.Jli."i.2V
M'ltiltil feedei-i. sleady, lf.l..,0al.2V, luKitl stuck-
Us, slow, s-J.'J'ii.l.is'i; tows, lsJ.isiil.'2'i; helleis,
is-2.7tl.iLU.5; 1.11111111!, is2.l2.tW; bulls, weak, s2.tU
1,2.1; t.ilvts, weak, lower, ecepl rhoice, tl.tjili
fi.it) J TtNaiis, iitelptJ, WM; lust on sale today,
four cars at tl.So; fed stttis, lal.,,1; grasi
Hlitis, sil.illal.13; bulls, W.,Wal.21. Hog, -Hi.
telpts today, IW.OtXl; louioiiovv, Jii.trtD esiliinlcil
lelt ovcl, I.OtKI; Oalue. lovvei; itilive, ihtalug
steady; lop, fl.WK'i luixed nml hultliiK, l.i.j.i
LI'TW; god to tliolte heavy, l 7u.il.ai; lough
heavy, !-1,.V".iI.Im; light, l.lat.tv'i; hulk of
sjIu, f,.M).il.lXJ. feheiis Itutlpts, l.'klihil; shetp,
god tn ihohc si i "ii'I in UK', higher; nlhei slotv,
lambs, llliISc, higher; good tu thoie.i vvtlliei.,
islal.U; tail' to ilioim iiiImiI, irl.70.il; vvesiem
shtep, Vl.il. 20; Tevus sluep, JsJ..tl.i MJIj luiive
Iambi, ij-lal.Vi; .velern lambs, il.73a.1.2ti.
East Liberty Stock Mnvkot.
Last llheily. Nov. 27,Cjttie Slow; exti.i,
$.i,10a.".f0; pilule, !s"j.i.V2.i; coiiimuu, ?.-Jj:i.J0.
Ilogs Miadv j piiiue meiliunis uml .heavy luu,
S.).lto5.1fj; liest Yoikeis, W.n.1a3.1U; pia., Ma
S.10; louglis, ssl.S0al.7U. Slietp Slioug; iholea
wetheu. 't.SOal; lommon, I.Mlr2.il; tliolci
l.imbt, tAiS.21; loiniiion lo gootl, .niMI.-!, vial
ialvc, tf0..10j7.
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New Yovk Live Stock.
New Yoik, Nov. 27.--Hecve8 Notlitng dying;
ftcllng steatly; calves, maikct slow; grasseri imt
wanted anil nomliut; vtxiU', fill. Mieep arf,
I amis Sheep, stead.,; prime sheep itiong;
lambs', firm; fair Iu ihuiie slieep, s-.Jal; co.u-
I'llngeil Siti, Sill) sire, vciy line qtul
ilyj one iloci VapUlns, jier CC IJQ
llemslllched Sel. Sn1 ike, fine quality
and newevt p.iUiins: iiocn Cf. Ill
Xiipkins! et .
I leiml Itched M,
all pure linen.
8x10
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erd .....T!?.!'...!' "!! $8t79
Mvle. leduted v'roin "5 1)0 to 2.P8
rhiliu'rn'ii Half, trinnucd with llk pom
jioms: verv special .at 89c.
nig lot of Ladies' Alpines and Chlldlcn'i
Soft Hal", irdiicnt 111 pilce to- ti
Peaches, ev.ipoialed, peeled. 2 lbs. for. ...25c.
Pe.iM. evaporate,!, halved; 2 pounds for..25e.
Olives, new and stulltd, per bottle 10c.
Olives, laige Quern; per bottle 15c.
I'e.is, cxu.i slflcJ, small, lender; can. ...Hie.
l"-a, earlv June, vciy fine; per ran 11c.
Com, N. Y. tale, creamy and tendtt; 3
cms 25c.
saidinct, thoiie, iniporled; per can l'2c.
.s.irdines. spited; large eana for ll'i.
Chli-ktn T.imiiles, Xle,ic.in prepared; can, 2.1c.
Civsl.ilired filnger, new; fancy boxes 2.ie.
HrTnev, new. in I -pound boxes, 2 tor....2ac.
l'ine.ipplo Chunks, packed ill Pingoic;
tan ....Mi.
Jlaple Si i up. absolutely pme; gallon
can s"'-
SORANTON'S LEADING FUR ES
TABUSHMENT. F. L. Crane
Established 1866.
Furs and Fur Garments of
all kinds, and our prices are
low, it is in fact unsafe to
pay less. Call and see our
Laylored Suits Jackets. Long
Coats, Box Coats, Neckpieces
Boas, Muffs aud Children'3
Furs. We carry these in full
assortment.
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Furs repaired.
RAW FURS BOUGHT.
324 LACKAWANNA AVENUE
Hount Pleasant
At Retail,
Coal of the lt iiuallty for donioslie u'n ar I
o( nil sizes, imlading lluckulieat ami Blrtisee,
ilelivereil tn au.v part of the city, at the lowe.t
prite.
Oitlcis r-ieiuil al the ollke, Coimell build
in,'; trom "nil; ttlephono No, 1702; or at llio
mini, leliphoue .No, 272. will bu piotnptly at
temitil to. Dealeis supplietl at Ihe mini',
Motinf Pleasant Coal Co
BEAUTY, Ii lONQUilF.
BELLAVltA
Ayoonio Bouuty Tablets nnd Pllla. A por.
rnctlyb.ifuiiiiti giiji'iiuleritltrpntinnnt for all akitt
dlaorderi. Hestoril thu bloom cf youth to faded Itcef.
ID cli.ys' tiiMtment !i0ot SO rluys' 91.00, by rnnll
Dona foroiicitlnr. Adtiiesf, ... .
.El'VITA nmCM. CO.. C:ic!oj 4 Jackioa Sit., CklOT
Sola by BtcOorrah Thomas, Drug
slsta,, 20J Lackawanna ave Scranton, Pa.
ninn lo pi imo lamlw, !l..Vlj1.0f); one. rar ihoice,
s.l.T'l; ciilN, is.iii; Canada limbs, $.'.30. Hoes
Suiuliiall) steady.
Buiffilo Live Stock Mniket.
Cut Huffalo, S, V Nov. 27,-Cattle-nidl and
luwtr on tht loiiuiioii kinds; ralvct, rholc to
rlll-4, ?7,Wi7.7"i. I.ainhs, choiiu to t'Mra, fl.9t
li.sa; sheep, mlsed, K'i.Mi.i:t.7"i. HogsHeavy,
SsS.10j3.ri; plt,, .ifla.'i.il.
Oil Han
oi! lllv. Nin', 27. - ( it'illt Ii.iI.iiuk, l.i)fj tn
11(101111)1, SI.1"' bid at tlo.-e; no s.ileij ahlpmeut.,
l,VI,,i) banelu; .miaK-e, if.i,-2il baiieU; inn,,
n;,i,2S luiuls; avei.iHe, 10,312 ban els.
How's ThlsP
i oiler One lliiudrctl Dollais Itewjid foi auv
case uf Catiinh that D.iinot be tilled bj llall'i
CaUllh Cuic.
1 ,1. Clli:.N'i:V i CO., Toledo, 0.
We, tho uiideislmied, hive known 1. J, Chmey
for the la-SL lr jears-, uud believe him peifeetly
lionoiablo ill all bu.-iiiess transactlona and Until
tlally iible to cany out any obllgationi innde
bv their Mini.
VVestftV. Trua,, Wl.ol(ale Drugiiiits. Tolido, O,
Valdiui,'. Kinnau k Maivln, IVholHlls Drug-
gl.t, Toledo, O.
Ilill'a Catairlt Cuic if taken lutenially. ctkr
tlliectly upon the blood and mucoui iurfac ol
Iho sjoli'iu. Ti.sliiiiQiilaU tent lice. Prko Ita,
per bottle. Sold by all DruKjrliti.
Mall's family Tiill are the but
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