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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1901.
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
F ACTOR VVILLE.
Ipeclal lo the Srranton Tribune.
KautoryVlllc. Jan. 9. A vciy uul.-t,
but pretty. weeldltiR ecriMiiony took
place- In HliiKlianiton, N. Y., on Wed
nesday, J"". - when It united In mar
rlairo MIhh Hanoi itoynoldH, of tills
place. l Mr. C. II. Cox, of Hcranton.
The iMsrmiony waB jiorfoniiiMl by the
ltev. .T. V. Phillips, pantor of the First
Huptlt church, of lilnRliainton. They
will lthltln In their own homo In Scran
ton. The creamery nnd coiitlMwery of the
Scranton Dairy company, located at
l.ii 1'luinc, 1'a.l will close Its doors on
.Jan. 15 nnd thrXjiiaehliu-ry will be te
nioved to some other part of the coun
try. The farmers of this section be
came dlssatlslk'd last April with the
price they were rnrelvliiR from the
Scranton Dairy company and refused
to deliver any more milk unless a cer
tain price was paid. Theprlce was not
paid and the dairymen formed an as
sociation known as tlie Lackawanna
anil Wyoming Dairymen's association
and started a creamery and butter fac
tory nt this place, which has been a
decided success to the association, and
tho result of the same Is the closlnir
of the Industry at La Plume, makhiK
this place the only market for the
vast amount of milk that Is produced
In tho surroundltiR territory. As a re
sult, no doubt, condensery machinery
will be addeil here to the butter fac
tory and other facilities for the liand
IIiik of the thousands of Rallons of tho
lacteal fluid that will be delivered here.
D 1). (i.irdncr has been confined to
tlm house by Illness the past week.
Mrs. K. L. YVatkln.s Is at Jennings
vllle. Pa., where her mother Is serlous
,y III.
It. M. Cobb, the Rental night clerk
rf the United States Express company
at Scianton, has been suffering from
grippe and neuralgia for the past ten
days and has been conllned to his home
most of the time.
Otis N. Stark, of East Lemon, had
the misfortune recently to lose four
valuable cows within a very shoit
space of time with some unknown but
fatnl disease.
Miss Pearl Urown, of Knst Lemon,
Pa., has been spending a few days
with friends here.
Daniel Langstaff was a caller here
yesterday.
Tho members of FaMoiyvllle en
campment. No. 240. I. O. O. r., did
credit to themselves hist night In en
tertaining their lady friends at a social
and banquet.
Mrs. D.D. Ciardner is seriously 111
at her hoiiio on Main street.
Mrs. Oorge Bailey, of La Plume,
spent the day hern yesterday with her
sister. Mis. C. Matthewson.
tell, Jr., William McCie.iry, V. J. Mc
Loud, T. D. Miller, Frank Lnwrcnce,
Mrs. James T. Du Bols nnd son, Ar
thur, Hobert Morton, llnut Iildtedgo
nnd family, Charles Capwell, Jr..
Thomas Hatchings, James Scott, May
Scott, Joe Clruslln, Hort Waterman
and others.
Silas .1. llubbaid. clerk In the drug
store of L. 12. Tiffany, hac taken up
th study of magnetism pnd mesmer
ism. Mr. Todd, a wood carver In tho
chair factory, Is acting a subject for
Mr. Htbbard.
Anawan tribe, 61, Independent Or
der ot lied Men, will hold an en
thusiastic war dance Ftlday evening,
when live pale faces aro to be scalped
and then adopted into tho order.
Ucrt Aldrlch, a popular lineman of
the Western Union company, has been
promoted to forcmnn of a gang of
lineman for tho Western Union Tele
graph company at Dover, X, J.
NEW MILFORD.
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Sped.il to the iv-ranton Tribune.
New Mllfoid. Jan. S. The ladled of
the Walking (Suild will scrvu a ten
cent supper in the parlors of the
1'iesbyterlan church on Thursday af
ternoon, Jan. 17.
The executive committee of tlio
western branch union of the Young
People's Society of Christian Endea
vor, will hold n business meeting In
the school building on Saturday af
ternoon of this week, for the purpose
nf anangiug n programme for the
next convention
Misses Josio and Jessie Dolloway, ot
Itiooklyn, were leccnt visitor1! In
town.
Miss Ilitlh Vails spent a portion of
her holiday vacation with her sister.
Mis. Eugene 0born, at Harford.
Misses Nettle nnd Jennie Sherman
of Franklin township, mo attending
,-choul in this place.
Charles Tucker Is Miffetlng with a
broken rib and ojthor Injuries, ro
iciwd by falling and striking against
Ms bed during a 1'nlnting spell. Mr.
Tucker and his wife were visiting
their son In lllnghnmton when Mr.
Tucker met with the accident and as
et is not able to be l.tought to his
It'iine In this phu e.
Htalnard Cook and Floyd Axtell, ot
Stevens! Point, wcie pleasfiu callers
In town Sunday.
I"" L. I'rynn'. ot Deposit, v.t call
ing on many of his old frlnds in town
Tuesday.
Dr. Men 111, of HallMcad, was In
town on professional buhlucs one day
Inst week.
Several ot our townsni"!! Mo em
ployed tilling h Ice lioures itt Heart
l.nke this week.
Mis, A. F. Jlcllzman, who has been
seriously ill the past two weeks, Is
voty slowly Improving.
HALLSTEAD.
HARFORD.
fpnlil tn Ihe Mcranton Tribune.
Harford, Jan. P. Mrs. Julia Hutu
brook Is visiting her daughter In Car
bondale. Walter Maynard has gone to State
college to taka a creamery course.
Tho Epworth League Is planning
for a social to be held January 18.
It. W. Jeffera, of New York, has re
turned home after spending r few
days' with his paient3.
E. E. Jones attended the committee
meeting of the Susquehanna county
Sunday school association In Susque
hanna Monday.
The Flsk Jubilee singers will give
u concert In the Congregational church
Wednesday evening, Jan. 1G, and Mrs.
Work will talk to the ladles Wednes
day afternoon In the lecture room at
2 o'clock.
Mr. A. It. Grant has resigned his
position as lmttermaker In the Har
ford creamery to take effect Jan. 14.
The lecture, "What I Laughed at In
Palestine," by ltev. .1. W. Phillips was
one of the best lectures ever given In
our town. The Christian Endeavor
society Is to bo greatly commended
tn securing as line lecturers as they
have In their lecture course this year.
Miss Julia Moore Is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. York at Loomls Lake,
Prof. Crompton nnd wife enter
tained his parents last week.
Mrs. Cynthia Picket, who has resid
ed In Scranton for a number of years
came to Harford to spend Chilstmas
with her daughter, Mrs. Lew Ilurdlck.
She was taken suddenly HI and died
January 3. She leaves two daughters,
Mrs. Lew Burdlck of Harford, and
Miss Nellie Picket, of Scranton, to
mourn her loss, besides a large num
ber of relatives and friends. The fu
neral was held In the Congregational
church Sunday. ltev. J, P. Manwell
oiilclated. Interment In Harford cem
etery. Her age was 71 years.
Independent, has again connected him
self with the paper In the name cap
acity, and has commenced a canvass
of Wayne county.
There are ti number of cases of
measles nnd scarlet fever In Hones
dale, The Needlework guild will hold their
annual meeting for tho election of of
tlcer.i In the town hall on Saturday,
Jan. 13, at 3 p. in, A large attendance
of contrlbutotR and all Interested In
the charitable wotk Is desired,
Friday evening, Jan. 11, at the Opera
house, the young comedian n "Undo
lies," a pantomime farco comedy. A
company of clever players. One night
only.
TUNKHANNOCK.
fiptd'l lo H" Sen nton TrlbniiP.
Tunkhannock, Jan. 0. ltev. H, II.
Wilbur, of the Methodist church, who
has been seriously 111 for several weeks
past, Is slowly Improving and Is now
expected to recover.
A numerous delegation fioin hero at
tended the funeral of Mrs. John 13.
Donovan, wlfo of Prothonotary John
It. Donovan, at Laceyvlllc, on Tues
day. Sheriff John W. Oiant, Commls--doners
Robinson and Farrer, Commis
sioners Clerk O . N. Doyle, Deputy
Prohtonotary F. It. Plnlt, Auditors O.
D. Wright nnd F. .T. Klntnor nnd DIs
tilct Attorney O. S. Klnner were In the
parly.
The week beginning next Monday Is
Wyoming county week In the Supeilor
court at Scranton. There are only two
cases going tip from here at this term,
McKlnney. Evarts & Co. vs. L. O.
Stephens, In which James W. Piatt
represents the plaintiff, and C. O.
Dershlmcr and Harding & Harding
tho defendant, and the case of L. 11.
Olrton vs. tho Lehigh Vulley ltallroad
company. In which Paul J. Sherwood,
of Wllkes-lJarre and E. J. Jorden, ot
this place, arc for the plaintiff, and F.
W. Wheaton and Charles E. Terry, of
Wilkes-Barro, represent the defend
ant. The cases are down for Tues
day morning.
Asa II. Frenr, of Ovcrllehl township,
nnd N. A. Doty, of Mohoopany. were
In town on Wednesday.
Colonel E. S. Handtlck, who has
been confined to tho house for several
months with stomach trouble, has
gone to Scianton for treatment.
Dr. A. II. Munay, who came heie
ftom Sayro n. couple of years ago nnd
built up u good practice, has removed
to Philadelphia, where ho will tnko a
special course at one of the medical
colleges there. Ills health would not
stand the hard riding necessary in it
country practice, und at the comple
tion of his course he will confine him
self to his specialties.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hungerford left
hero yesterday for Florida, whore they
will spend the winter.
ltev. W. II. lllllor, of Factoryvllle.
will pi each at the Methodist church
here on Sunday next.
Attorney II. M. Slrceler. of Scran
ton, was In Tunkhannock on Tuesday.
CHANGE OF CLIMATE
Not Necessnty In Order to Cure Ca
tarrh. Th" popular Idea that the only cure
for chronlu cuturrh In a change ot cli
mate, Is a mistake because catarrh Is
found In nil climates In nil sections of
the country; and even If a change ot
climate should benefit for u limn the
catarrh will certainly return.
Catarrh may be readily cured In any
climate, but the only way to do It Is
to destroy or remove from tho system
the catarrhal geims which cause nil
the mischief.
The trentment by Inhalers, sprays,
powders und washes has been proven
almost useless tn making u permanent
cure, as they do not reach the seat of
dlsensc, which 1b In the blood and can
hs reached only by nn Internal remedy
which aclsihrouRh the stomach upon
the blood nnd system genet ally.
A new discovery which Is meeting
with remarkable success In curing en
tail h of tha head, throat and bronchial
tubes and also catarrh of the stomach,
Is sold by druggists under name of
Stuurt's Catarrh Tablets.
These tublcts which ate pleuaut and
harmless to take owe their elllclency
to the active medicinal principles of
Ulond Itoot, Red Cum and u new spe
cific called Oualacol, which together
with valuable antiseptics ure comblnpd
in convenient, palatable tnblot form,
and as valuable for children h-s for
adults.
Mr. A. 11. Fernbank, of Columbus, O.,
says: 1 suffered so many winters from
Caturih that I took It as a matter of
course, and that nothing would cure It
except a change of climate, which my
business affairs would not permit me
to take.
My nostrils were almost nlw'uys
clogged up, I had to breathe through
the mouth causing an Inflamed, Irri
tated throat. The thought ot eutlng
breakfast often nauseated mo and the
catarrh gradually getting Into my
stomach took away my appetite nnd
digestion.
My druggist advised me to try a fifty
cent box of Stuart's Catarrh Tablets,
because he said he had so many cus
tomers who had been cured ot Catarrh
by the use of these tablets, that he felt
he could honestly recommend them. I
took his advice and used Heveral boxes
with results that surprls-ed and de
lighted me.
I always keen a box of .Stuiirt'n Ca
tarrh Tablets In the house and the
whole family use them freely on tho
tlrst uppearance ot a cough or cold tn
the heud.
With our children we think there Is
nothing so safe und reliable as Stuart's
Catarrh Tablets to ward oft croup and
colds and with older people I havo
known ot cases whore the hearing had
been seriously Impaired by chronic en-
tarrh cured entirely by this new remedy.
FOURTH HALF YEARLY
CLEARING SALE
Of High Grade
Men's Furnishing; Goods and Hats
Our entire Winter Stock must be closed out to make room for Spring and Summer
stock now in course of manufacture, the biggest bargains ever offered in season.
Neckwear
All joe Neckwear 26c
All i.oo Neckwear 69c
All 51.50 Neckwear $1.00
Underwear
Heavy Ribbed 50c Balbriggans 35c
Silk Fleeced, $1.00 kind 59c
Natural Wool and Imported Derby,
Ribbed, and others, worth $1.00
and 1.25 75c
Standard Makes of the $1.50 kind of
Underwear $1.19
The well-known makes, of the 2.00
kind $1.39
Odds and Ends of High Grade Un
derwear, worth $1.50 and $2.00... 75c
Union Suits at Cost.
Suspenders
2jc and kc values at
tiity Kinos n !
One hundred kinds at
23c
42c
69c
Night Robes & Pajamas
High Grade Muslin Robes 48c and 75c
Flannel Robes.. 45c
Flannel Pajamas, worth $2.00 95c
Bosom Shirts
All $1.00 Grade 69c
Some $1.50 Shirts at $1,00
Unlaundried White Shirts, worth
$1.00, at 48c
Hosiery
Black and Fancy Hose at 12Jc
The 2jc values 17c, 3 for 50c
The 50c values 35c, 3 for $1.00
The $1.00 values 69c
20 Per Cent Discount on
House Coats, Bath Robes,
Umbrellas and Dress
Suit Cases
Your Choice of any $2.0(3, $3.00 $4.00
Hat in our Window, al !
$1.00
4-Ply
Shapes.
Linen Collars, 10c, all
Oilier bargains that we cannot men
tion in this limited space.
Special tn the Scranton Tilbune.
HallHteud, Jan. 0. Dr. A. K. .Men III
was sick Saturday nnd conllned to IiIm
home.
Claude H. Simmons and Mlts I-Mim
Waul spent Sunday in Hlnghamton.
Ihe BUests of relatives.
I'hllo McDonald, of Lnncsboro, la
homo to visit his mother, Mrs. Oliver
McDonald, who Is tlanEcrouiMy 111 with
pneumonia.
Oeorse Terbosd, of I.estersnlre, an
i mploye of the shoe factory there, is
home for a brief vacation, fleotgo
now holds u good position In the fac
tory and Is climbing Hlcndlly to tho
ftont.
W. S. lieujamln while hauling; ico
fiom tho river Monday had his team
of hQiscg Htep throuKh an air hob
Into the liver. After much labor and
an exciting struggle the team was rescued.
Sidney Mack Is confined to his home
with lllnens.
( W. Kessler. mummer ol the eh.il.1
factory. Is now nt Giand Ih'pld.
Mich., where he Is supci Intending tho
Ameilcan Chair Manufacturing com
pany exhibit. The lino of samples
shown by tho Ilallstead factory this
year Is the Huest ever exhibited.
De Witt llnmlln, of ItliiKhamton, X.
Y Is this week the guest of his
daughter, Mrs. Tred Ilenlck.
Mr. and Mrs. Diaries Slssou, who
were recently man led, arc now com
foitnbly situated In their new homo
In tho Van Ness block.
Mrs. Jncob Urown, on Sunday, fell
upon an Icy pnveimnt on Chuso nve
nuo und Inoko her left v-rlst. Th In
jured limb was dressed and set by it
idiystrlan and It Is now doing nicely.
Fifty new books havo been pur
chased and will hoitly be added to
th Youni; Men'K Christian associa
tion llbraiy.
Theco nu Hut latest victims that
aro iiulfeilng tho pains of tho latest
nnd revised form of grippe: Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Trowbridge, James Him-
SUSQUEHANNA.
Special to ttic Scranton Tribune
Susquehanna, Jan. 9. The boa id of
trade last evening nppolnted a commit
tee to do what It could In the matter
of settling the differences between tlw
Erlo ltallroad company and its boiler
makers In this place.
Scianton parties are desirous of pur
chasing the new chemical file engine
recently bought by the Keystone Hook
and Ladder company. If the borough
does not furnish a building In which
to store the machine It will bo sold.
It Is up to the common council to do
something. The majority of the tax
payers favor the retention of the engine
In the boiough. Its going away would
be a discrace.
Miss Maggie Fernan. Main street
dealer In confectloneiy and baked
bluffs, has taken advantage ot the
bankruptcy act.
A number of Susquehanna boller
innkers have recently taken positions
In shops at Coming.
National otllcers will on Friday even
ing visit Assembly No. L'", American
Catholic union, and exemplify the de
grees.
Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. Willis Parll
mnn, of Jackson btrcct, a son.
Duilng the Illness of General Yard
master Jordan, Assistant Yardmuster
John McfJlnty Is general yardmaster.
William J. Condon has lesumed his
medical studies in New York city.
Mis. II, A. llennett is the guest of
llornellsvllle relatives.
Krle Superintendent of Motive Power
Mltch;ll Is In town on business con
reining the boiler-makers' strike.
Edward F. I.elghton, of the linn of
S. Mills Ely & Company, Hlnghamton,
will tender the business men of Sus
quehanna a banquet at the Hotel
I.angford on Thursday evening.
The Christmas offeilng in St. Joint's
Catholic church amounted to $S50.
Mrs. Harry Uryanl, an esteemed
resident of Thompson township, died
on Monday morning after a brief ill
ness of pneumonia. The funeral will
occur from the Noith Jackson Metho
dist church today.
Mr. and Mrs. Chnrlss A. Millar left
last evening for Calumet, 'Michigan,
where they will spend the winter with
lelotlvcs.
The Erie boller-niakers' strike was
settled today and the men will return
tn work on Thursday morning. Tho
company granted the demands of the
men. Tho ending of the strike Is hailed
with the liveliest satisfaction by the
entlrs community.
BROOKLYN.
Special to tlie Scranton Tiihunr.
Brooklyn, Jan. 0. The Aid society ot
the Unlversallst church meets with
Mrs. F. A. King, Thursday.
The Young People's Christian union
will hold a social at Dr. Sage'B Fri
day evening ot this week.
William Terry has leturned from n
visit with relatives In Hush.
Mlsa Ethel Sterling has leturned to
Elk county, after spending two weeks
with her parents.
Mlsi Grace McKeever Is quite 111
with measles at N. Jr. Finn's, at Fos
ter. Her grandmother, Mrs. Sterling,
spent Monday with her.
Friends here have received news ot
the death of Mnlvlna, wire of George
L. Thompson, on Jan. 1, 1901. Mrs.
Thompson was a daughter of Hugh
and Hairiet Stone and formerly of
Waverly, Lackawanna county. Her
homo for many yeai-s has been in
Hardensville. 111.
Dr. N. S. Sago expects to preach In
All Soul's church, Scranton, next Sun
day und also assist In special services
during the week. His pulpit will be
supplied by either ltev. Lewis or ltev.
Beardsley.
PIRE AT HONESDALE.
LOUIS H. ISAACS,
412 Spruce Street.
See Windows
The Best Cold Curs
Is one you can take without Interrup
tion to business. One that does not
effect tho head or hearing llko the con
tinued UFe of quinine. One that cures
speedily and leaves you feeling fresh
and clear-hended. Such a one Is
Krause'H Cold Cure. Price 2"ic. Sold
by Matthews Bros.
HONESDALE.
tiircltl to tlir Scranton Tribune.
Honesdalo. Jan. . Miss Helen
Dodgo Is spending a week with filendr
In Now York city.
Tho savings depaitment of the
Wayne County Savings bank has 4.700
deposltois.
Mr. Lawrence, u workman In the
National Elevator works, wus badly
burned today noon. He was cnrrylng
a hullo of melted brass when the han
dle broko and the hot steam camo
In contact with his face
Miss Josephine Dlttrlch has as her
guest, her niece, Miss Slcuccker, of
Scranton,
W. 8. aardner.of Scott Valley, Lack
awanna county, who was at one time
a solicitor and collector for tho Wayne
Stock of the Boston Clothing' Com
pany Badly Damaged.
Electa I to Ihe Scranton Trlbunr.
Honesdale, Jan. !). The alarm of tiro
nt tl o'clock this morning aioused
Honesdale people for the first time In
about a year. The lire wus la the Bos
ton clothing store, on lower Main
street. The dense smoke filled the up
per rooms of the building, which Is
occupied by the family of Hon. L.
Furth. Miss Sadie, Furth, a daughter,
wus awakened by the suffocating
smoke and gave the alaim. Thu Hie
plug was frozen and caused a delay to
the tire company. The tlames were
confined to tho storo loom. The stock
of goods was badly damaged by smoke
and water. Goods and building are
fully covered by insurance,
Tho lire Is supposed to have origin
ated from nn overheuteJ stove stand
ing close to a table of clothing.
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THEATRICAL.
ATTRACTIONS THIS WEEK.
Lyceum.
1IiuiJj llmkr'i Vainlnillc Mjtinfe.
Kriiliy night, Saturday nutimc mi'l ulitlit
'"1 1)0 MlljgK 1'MtllMttn,"
Academy.
I.jt ilnrc lJJk "Human licit.."
Gaiety.
I.a.l 'I In or )J Itoyat lljik.qui I.
Sousa's Band.
Suiuu'm Kuuileilul Lund iicjIi Hum ll iiiiiui.I.
In lluroiie nave to oimciU at tlio bycrnm je-
lenljy. The gir.it ltjiUr uu i hail a tuml (lie.
tqiul of tho onu tMirlinc; with him lh ra.on
Hid lit conmU jritucljy woiq u irM'Utlon to
in.iuy who hul only a Mint Met ( tlu jkuMlblli.
lie. of a hJinl When illiciteil by a Son.j. 'J lie con.
cert" were inatl up largely of pi.nibt mibln inl
for Hicnrrs Sowa imully gate kiiijiI, ilj-.liin;
troit(ii I'lijoil Willi Ho Soii-i- K'vlr.if. Iho jt
tcrnooii ronccrt mn uttmJnl by about l,0u)
pepiiini who llntrnnl lo tho Inllnwlng jiroKHiinilg
with fcicol delight:
Overture, "rwl-ci" Wettuurr
Cornet Solo, "Tho Brhlc ot tho iim"...CI.ul;o
lletbcrt U Clar!o.
Pallet Suite, "Henry VIII" fUlul-Sacni
Soprano Solo, "Pfliitenii" (new) l,o Mern
Ml llUnihe PuifUhl.
drawl Scene and Knwmblr, "Andira Cho
iter" (lew) f.lotdmu
IXTKHHisMO.S'.
Ju)ll,'"iuU .Scene." CVilmlka
(a) Conceit Polka, "Fe.he r'ranen" (new),
, Llebllnir
(b) March, "Hall to the Milt of Mb
lily" (riCA) , Soua
(Composed for the dedication of tlii Lafayctl
Monument, l'.iil, duly t, VM.)
Violin Solo, 'Tolorulv In A Maloi"..WItnlatttkl
JIUs Ilettlu ilucklin.
Ficludi tn "Carmen" Ilizel
MM fiutfli'ld's inoIo was wannly ruciwil and
ehe iei!puiided with "Partinir" an an encotc. She
has u sweet pleasing olto of wldo LinKf. MIS1
HiicMInN performance on the tlolin hlioucd man
tiry of tho Irwtmintnt at well ympathetlo
intripietatlon of the numben fhu contributed
to the contort.
At (he eenlns concert the theater was crowded
nnd the number rendered weie applauded to the
ethu. The piORminnta wj:
Owrturc, "Isabella" Suppe
I'.ncore, "Starn and Stilpes."
Kncoie, "Salome," nn Intennezo. -
Tiomlione Solo, "The Patriot" l'rjor
Arthur I'rjoi.
Kncnie, "Tall ot a Kangaioo."
Pallet huite, "Tho History of i'ienoi,"
M.iiu (.Jito
Kncoiv, "Coon Hand Loiilcitt."
Kncore, "Man behind the fiun."
Soprano Solo, "Whcic la Lino" MJina
MKs Plane he Pufllcld.
llucoic, "The bwallowa."
(Ir.mil Seme, "Jh 1'utal 'om- t iitl.i) Veiill
l'.ntore-, "llulhi, Hulla."
Kurorts "Hand Arrcm the f.ea."
"Imitation to l.a Valw" Weber
Encores ScUettc from "Lucia."
(a) Conceit, "In the souelan," lien Ml
Choiui l-cbe!.
(b) Maiili. "Hall lo spirit of Liberty" .. .Ju-.i
Curore, Mulch km repeated.
Violin Mo, "daithi and Main I'eipeliitii ltle
MWs llerllu HucUin
Unions a number by Thome.
IVjida., "Hitter Paninui."
The tiomboi.e solo of l tliur I'mn and li!
plajins In the Vrrdl iiuin'irr wcie among the
mo-l eriojrd featwi'i ef the concirt. 'Ihe
telle ftom "Luelt" wn lieaiitlfiilly rentlered.
"Human Hearts."
The peocluctioti of that beautiful, old-iailf
inncd nl.iv. the idel ol the Arkansas Hills. "Hu-
man lleartr," is onu In uhkh tho false nnd true
character n! rirmlay life are lvldty depleted.
It poerti a clevtrly conceived plot, and ap
peal til tho lender aide of human nature. Lous
hate, sympathy, pilon ar.d vrngronrc aio all
cxcinplitleel In the anfoldliiK of the tdoiy in uci
a nalural matter of fact way aa to keep up In
terest from the iwa until the final fall of thu
rurtaln. In its coined llnea one In made to
laugh despite himself, hi natural and Hue to llfo
do the laughable runts tomu in.
"Human Hoarls" is a play Hut will pleai
ever) body and khold nol be oei looked. The en
BJtrement at the Ae-aeicnij ! for three dav,
'lliurjday, Friday and Silurehy."
All Kinds of Amusement.
'the eerellent 01 ray of attista ensafcl foi the
net appearance of tho llutko Vaudevtllo Pes
thai company in thl city which occurs tiila
afternoon and night will, wo bolleus be able
to kIi tuch a varied entertainment that all who
visit the theater will In .some way be pleased,
there will ba cei JuKgllwr, of tho best kind.
rlever and pleasing orallt, legitimate and
high cLoS a'.lliu, (ieimau comcdlaix ol the flint
order, kplcndld Imliatlous of ill kinds of musical
Initrnmei.ta, fliulng and danelnic jnd eomedy
ivciU of sailor rla"sc, but all of a hicli ordu.
In fact loimloircrallon f aitl.tlc ceellencf
coicrlnic all lines of pleasing entirtalniniiit, ev
cipt tragedy, ot wldch the pient gennalion
eeiu to haw had a gieal ktilflelency.
"The Vllage Postmaster."
Much Inteiel Is hit in tire play "The Vil
lage Postmaster," ulllt the rpulnt pictures It
fiirnUbes ot New LiiKland mral life and Ihu
familiar clnrartrra It portras. One Is Inlcie-trel
in the odd featurcK of ttalnlng day, no leas
Hun in tlie eienlig wedding In the illlao
i hm tit and fii-tlnatlon uro ua tho action it
Ihe play progrec.'. Aiehie Iloil nppeane in
the title lohi and Iho.e uho i ecu 1 1 this billl
lant eicte.r Impel onal Ion ol Johui Willi
iiiu!i In "Ihe Old Homestead" and t'ncle Xal In
"hhoie Aeii" vill need no (mtlici asmiance
of a ury enlerlalnlng pwrioriuane c.
The eit, kceneii and luopeities aio fiacllj
the atme as were ucd dgilng the run of 'V.l
nlghla nt I lie I'tiurtecnth ,ticet theater, Xrtv
enk. Tfinorrow liolght and S-aturday afternoon
ami n!ht at Ihe L.wcuin.
sent "One Night In June" ncct Tuenlay matinee
and night.
"The Christian" Coming.
One ot the moat prctcntloua dianutiu ivenu ol
the season heru will he tho engagement of ll.ill
Cnlne' celebrated play, 'The Christian," whlcli
come,-, to the Lyceum theater for a llinltcd en
ejageinent of one night, Thursday, January 17.
Tunis P. Pcan, representing this attraction, is
now in the city completing the piellmlnary ni
range ments. The stage ot the Ljecum will he
tased to Its ulino.l repetiiy to aerommodite the
two ratlonds of t-tcnciy and paraphernalia.
MINOOKA.
Thuie will be a drawing for a puilor
lamp for the benefit ot St. Joseph's
Cadets on Sunday, Jan. 13, In Ht. Jo
seph's hall on Main street. The pro
ceeds will be used in organizing a
drum corps in the Cadets. Tickets aro
being sold for 10 cents.
The Mlnooka Union Drum corps uro
making extensive arrangements for
their entertainment and social, which
will be held In St. Joseph's hall on
Monday, Jan. 14.
Miss Maty Duffy, of Plalnsvllle, Is
the guest of friends on Main street.
The funeral of the Infant child of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lynch, of West
Mlnooka, was held yesterday afternoon
at 2.20 o'clock. Interment was mnde
in Minooka Catholic cemetery.
Mr. M. (1. Cusick made a business
trip to Carbondale yesterday.
John Maloney, of Cnrbonelale, called
on friends In this town yesterday.
"One Night in June."
Hepeiioire rompinie air its leaes of the for
rt oi the Mild of the keaihoie they aic a good
many! but it do?iii'l often happen tint in one
of tiiem there in found a tcion of a cllktluguUhed
finilly, a nephew of a goemor, at In the Mor
rloii Comedy company, which play heie next
weeks we find n actor nnd alo at one of the
piporletor, Lugeue I'oneia, whoso uncle, thu
Hon. I.lenelljn Powers, Is at the head of Malne'i
alfah of atate.
And further than that, it Isn't often that an
actor and theatrical ptoprlttor It at the name
tlniti it dramatiit and pr in the lead in the
play ot hla onn writing. That Is what will
happen when the Morrison Comedy company pre,
MONEY IN FARMING.
It Is Theie if You Know How to Get
Jt Out.
J. V. MowUay, In The World's Wink.
To woik a small farm to a pioflt
within easy reach of railroad commu
nication Is simply a matter of some
capital, n decided preference for tho
woik, average Intelligence, persistent
nnd patient Industry and good health.
Therei are thousands of small farms
within a radius of one hundred miles
fiom New York whose owners have
abandoned other pursuits and taken to
tilling the land, and who could not be
Induced to go back to their former
occupations. Tho farms for the most
part were bought by part payment,
the balance remaining on bond und
mortgage. Twenty per cent ot these
farms have been redeemed In live
year", nnd as a rule the debt wns paid
by the thrift, self-sacrifice, and Co-operative
determination of the man and
his wife.
One typical example conies to mind.
It Is of a coach painter. He hnd work
ed ten years at his trade, for twelve
tlollate a week, and saved a hundred
dollars a year. In tho eleventh year
there was a strike of his guild and
he had to fuce the piospect of belnc
out of work for some time, bv no
choice! of his own. He went down into
Jersev, bought ten acres of land nt
a hundred dollat.s an acre, paying live
hundred cash nnd giving his bond for
the remnlnder. With the bnltincs bo
botiuhl a hoi so and cow, a second
hand wagon, and settled himself to
earn a new living. He and his wife,
with a five-year-old child, lived fnr
two years In n shanty. Hut this man
had the tenacity of a bulldog, the self
reliance of a drummer, and the pa
tience, of u trained nurse.
When ho had been on hlrt nbice
eight years 1 paid him a visit. His
wife met mo nt the elepot, three miles
fiom her home, with a two-se-ated ilg
and u. lively team. 1 found the couple
living In a n'-w cottage that Intel been
built by day labor and which the own
er had painted himself. It was a vety
tasteful structure and was alteady
ptettlly shaded by the -trees that he
had set out. In reply to my iiuestlons,
he Haiti thai ho calculated to make
about elsht hundred dollars u year
clear. He had bought the adjoining
twenty acres on easy teims und hail
most or It Into good growing shape.
Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothinu Symp
His been used for oier ITl'TV VL'AItS by
MILLIONS of MOHIEltS for their CHII.PHK.Sl
Willi K TBBT1II.no. with PLitFKCT SUCr i?
H SOOTHLS the CHILI). SOHLXS the IWm,
ALLV" 'AINI C"JUKS W1N" tout'. iiiJ
I, the bet remedy for lllUtmiOKA. Sold by
Druggl'U in every pail pi the world. Ite iure
and ak tor "Mit. lnlow'a Soolhln.- Sirup,"
and Uko no other kind. 'lwenty-n ( cuts a
hnttlt.
THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Kavtsvr.
Ne lork, Jan. !). After a short pieliiiiliuiy
routeil today with tha reactionary foitos. tho
stock market renumcd Its recent bull cluiacttr
Istlca. Theie w.is a prompt and Irihlng re
fponse to any demonstration of strength, the bull
leader finding no dlfllculty in running prices up
by rapid stages several points in any stock In
which they began bidding for shares. The Influ
ence of these eay adianeca c.ciclcd ?o strong a
sustaining influence on the ret of tlie niaiket
that the intcrcittj long of stock had no difficulty
In maikellng enormous holdings without any
sny notable effects on prices. The beaia, who
sold tho market under the comlctlon that the
culmination of the ilse had been reached and tlie
reported Hint's of the- piesldcnt might proe tlie
deciding factor in precipitating a reaction, were
forreil to coier In some dUorder. The bear ef
fected some declines at the opening, aided by tli
lower range of prices for Anieilcans in London
and by the acute weaknc of a few stocks, rspe
dally tlie Xatlonal Tube stocka on the an
nounced piojcct for the building ot great com
peting for work by the Carnegie Inteiest. Tiila
caused an opening break of I points in National
Tube common and of l'i in the pictured. 'Die
rubber atocks fell 2U for the loinmou nnd 3 for
the pretencd and there wax a drop of .Ti In
Lake Krle and Western. Kweptlng tlie luhbrr
Mocks there were good rallies In all of thee in
sympathy with the gcnciul tieiiglh deeluped.
Missouri Pacific was easily the lender of the
market and was lifted In the afternoon o'j points
more than above last night' b'el. Theie weie
many rumors cuirt-ut of coming coiisollditions of
the southern lallioid ysti-iiH, without .mj au
thority cited, and which were met In some ease
by stuii-olliclal disclaimers, but, notwithstanding
llie disclaimers, the ro called llould southwe.l
crn all advanced fiom '.' to i',i. Manhattan and
Western Union also gained " and .".3 irspttlive.
ly. The various stocks which were sutccsslrl.
brought foiw.ird in the advance would make a
lung list. The must conspicuous weie Louise HI.
and Xa-lnlllr, with a rise of :l"i: Delauaie and
Hud.ou, 4'i: IHIiioU Central. V.'y, Uical S'oith
eru piefened, f,9i ; the local tiacilnriH itoin 2lj to
, outside of Third Aeenue, wide ti lose nn e.
Ircme OVi; Sugar and People's Ga 2Vt eath;
Union Pariflo ami New oil Cenlial .n much
and n number of lees piomliicut stocks with run
wider gains. The (iiaugeia weie lather le e ell
posed to tally than the geneial ll-t and Hie
eoalcra were arTccted by piolll taking throughoiii.
The dealings cue again on a teiy laice scale,
but did not nppioach Mondaj's ivconl. T.ual
iale, l,70l,.'00 ahairs.
Theie was a eeiy ncllie demand for bonds ol
southwestern railroads and the whole II-I showeil
strength. The gains weie not In all rj- tullv
mallitailied, Total Mies par alue, S,5T1,ihii.
t'nitcd Stales lefimdllig is adeamed 'i per eeiit.
on Ihe last call.
The following tiuolttlons aie fiuiiUhed Tlie
Tribune bv M. s. Jordan &. Co., loans 703-ToO
lliiis building, siiranton, ra. Telephone finale
Laika. Tnist ftafe Deposit Co
Clark k hnoecr Co., Pr
Scranton lion Fence k Mfg. Co. ...
Scranton Axle Work
Lackawanna Dairy Co, Pr
County Saelnga ank k Trust Co..
r'irst National Hank (Carbondale)..
itunelard Prilling Co.
Traders' National Pink
Scranton Holt and Nut Co
PONDS.
Srranton PaMcnjer Hallway, Mist
Mortgage, due I MO
People's Mreet Killwae, first mort-
Xuge, due 1D1S
People' Ftreet Hallway. General
mortgage, due 1021
Plcksoii Manufacturing Co
Lacka. Township School ." per cent.
City ot hcianlon bt. Imp. per
cent
Scranton Traction d per rent
VJi
y,
ion
20
son
... 2UU
ft)
1(5 ...
105
115
115
115
IIS
1(10
1M
lOi
elpen- High- Low. e lo.
lug. est est. li g
Aluelkaii t-uua i:7 MO'i l.Su'Ji HT-'i
Aiiielcaii ToImciii . ..111!., ir, II Uj III',
sin. e. 4: W Li ll, 1 it
tch., To. .t is. Ft- .... tv , 17 i; Hi
A., T. i: is. I'.. Pi ts7a 1SI' ti, e-l's
Ilrookhn Tiactlou M o s..i d
Halt, k Ohio 'IP, ftl". uPi mi.',
font. Tobacco 4i'j I l'i ti'. i'.
Hit's, k Ohio 4u ini, in 4 1
Chic, kit. W ll.'i liT lt.iu b.ij
nc. ii. . () mil h;j ih in?,
St. Paul 15SSJ j.vjs; ,-Ti; urij
ltnel; Island lit i: V!o l!,';
II.I.IW..II- -V lln.-on....lls 151 II.1, 1 HI
Lackawanna '.M" am P's'i P'-'j
rnici.ii strd .".v; ; .v. .,
I'eslrlal Mee-I, l'i 751 "', iJ 71,
Kail, k Tes., I'r 17?, t'rt, 17U Is',
Louis. cV Nasi is'i til" s,i; ',,,
M.iniultui! III. III! li.s ir.. IM'j
Met. Traction Cu pa.ij nil lia,',i n,"i
Mi.ouri Paclue M'i S7 "M V.U
People's (i. HII lOeP, lW,a 104'i
N. .l.lelitial I.'a.'j IV.'a 151 I.V.
Smtlii'in i'aelll.' I.", Ii4 IJi li .
Norfolk k Wo.iciu .... 1'i'i LIT; s.lf l.l't
Nc.ltli. Pailtlc, Pi M'i M.ij Ml. ci,
North. Pacific. Pr D'i 7, Ke'.'.a w,,
V. V. (rlllllil 1ISS, III! HIK Il'i'i
Out A Wr.i H "JP, ;ti'i "i'.i
INni.j. II. II r)'i 151 in IV";
t'acllic Mall IJ'.', 43Vs II 4 4l,
llejilli.g :u r, :: :.tv,
Heading. IV '..IVi 7.1N 7J'4 7Jj
K.iitheiu It. It JJ 2J -'.I'. iV,
r-oiithrni It. II , I'r . . iS 7:!'. 7:! 7i
Tfim. ('. k lift, .Mi .Vi 4i .'hi
I. , Lealliei I.H'i I'l'i 131, i;;i;
I. S. I.talhtf, I'r Mi 7n'i Tola "Uij
I'. S. Hublier -iJ'." -iJ'.i '.tn1,, aI
I 111, Ml lUellie sj'4 .sl'j Sjl. fiiJ,
I'llloii Paelflr. I'l M'i, M'. Sl"a M'
Wabash, Pr !'' '!'i .'n -JTI..
Wrslelll t'l.loli Sl'j Sn'l, Wj S
NT.W YOflK PltOIHt i: r..CIIA(!K I'ltlfl-..
Open- High- Low. t'loi-
WIIHAT. I".'. esl. .i luir.
Manli W SJ"i H SH,
Mav s.'-; SJ'i y. sj..
Scianton Wholesal Market.
(Corrected by 11. 0. Dale, 2J Lackawanna Ave.
Butter Creamery, 2la2.3c.
Kggi Select wtotcrn, 21c; nearby atate, SI'
Cheese Full cn-ani, new, 12c,
Heans Per bu., choite inanow, WM.
Onions-COs. per bu.
Flour Uest patent, i.W.
New York Groin and Produce.
'ce Voik, .Ian. P. Vlonr Dull and weaker)
but not qiidaldj le.rtei. M heat hpot weak; .No.
2 red. S2Hc, f. o. h. allof, No. 2 red, SOVic. de-utoi-
No. 1 northern Duluth, Blc. f. o. Ii
allo.it; options had nn opcn'iitr decline, after
which they tecoeicd, linally jleldlng and closnl
weak at :saV. net lowci; Januniy elocd
l0Tc; Maieh. -Pie.; Mav, Wh'. "forn Spot
III til ; No. 2, 11' i" eleealor and 47?ie . f. o. b.
utto.it; eplloii thai kit opened eaj and eloe.d
l.nn al 'aR'ie-. net advance; .f.tnuaiy closed
K.'ic; May M5lc Oai spot dull; No. 2. .'ft...
No. li, JO'.jc; No. S white, .!2',ia3.'c. ; No. .1
while, u'.'e.; line I uihrd woleiii, 2i"ia3lr.;
track white. .Ili.ga.i5i.; i'illoi'S quiet but sleaily
all ilav. Iliitter Ijiilrt: neainery, Ifliile.; fac
toiv. Hall .; .fun- ircimi-l. Icu.'I'.ti-.: Iniitj-t!.i-
.iiiiiuiv, ll.tisr.; -titr dalic. IJi-."i-t
h.'cse I'iliii; fines Ulge tall made, miill'lc;
l.iuei MH.-.II fall made. JK,,il.'i. Lgga-'teady,
si.H.. and IMiii.jImi i.i, 21.2k.; ileili. aer
aged pail eel, .ii.iji ; e-r-teiu, loss olt, i'li.
Chicago Girt u nnd Produce.
(U'.iro, .1 iii. 0 Llbtil ircelpls and di-ap-pointing
(aides wrc- fnilii m tin- wheat mail;t
tmlaj. Mi.) cloius 3 t. hiwei. Coin ehisul
ii. Iilglci; "4i a sliaue lowei and pm l.lons
li'tu I'm-, imi'imisl. e'arh quiititions wen as
lull'inii; Flour- -slejilv ; No. .! spiing when, Uix
"I.., No. - i i, 7in,-. : Nn. -' eiirn. 37'ii-.; S.
2 sdlow. ...'at., No. ' oats. 2l'i.; .No. 2 Willie,
!7l27J,l.; No. .1 while. inn2'lc.: No. 2 t.
j.;i.a5li.: No. I lla, -1..VJ; .Nn. 1 iioilhwe.i.
vl.id; llnioll.). s 7.-,: p.nk, Mli5al"; lard. "7.V5
a7..!7'j; lib-. S'U.tsiaT.25, Imiildi i, Miad'si.'
iddis, s7..t7'..i7..'al w'ilke., Ml.27
Clilcajo Live Stock Maiket.
I liieago, .Ian ' i aiile-Iticcipts, -.o,twi. In.
(hiding ."IS) 'lisansj elwltr steeis. stead.); othils
slo; IniUhcis' sirel weal, lo Itt,. biwir; good
In piimc steen. Ki.2.'ai.iu; is'iii tn medium, si.im
a5.t.'i; stoel.en. .'iid teti , nail lo slow, i7'
al.l'J; eowa, I.Miil.Hl; beilers. n2ii5a!.4(l; ran
uel, 'jJai.JJ; t.nlN. vJ.Wil.40; talies, 4iiJ.M,
T'.'as led steers. .bi4.M); do, giaw sliei. l .ala
1: no. bull-, s:.5n, :l u. Pugs -lieerlpts toda.e.
42,UCHi; toiiionuw, :i7.hO; (.i uiei, 2,.VsJ; actler
5r. highci: ilonel itruiiki l"p. V.D; niKed aid
liiinlitu, Hu.u5a5..i2la; hull, of s.ilr.. 5.'Ja..;ii.
hlieep lleiclpt. Is.isO; weak tn HV. lower;
gooel to choice' weiht'l.. si.73it.tij; lair to ehohe
mUid, 1-1.10.1.: sji, undent sheep, IM.75al.i)Uj
'IVxas lieep, )!.?Aii.V), imIIm hmibs, 4a..al,
Westell! lamb., s'u',. Ij.
cons.
May sit
lc.
Il's
4ts,
Scranton Board of Trade Exchanges
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
MOCKS. Hid Asked.
First Natioral Hank l.tm
fa'cranton Savings Hank ,.. , 260 ,,,
Third National Hank 4 mi ,..
Dim Deposit and Discount (lank., ."M ... .
l.'cononiy Light, II. & P. Co t it
New York Llvo Stock.
Ne. Yo.:., dan. H.Ceccs ''teen, geneisllv
Ilk. lowef cows. 10c. lower cM'cpc ' for tlilr
cows; stern, jl.0.i5.4U; bulls, ifJ.i'OalJ co,
l-l.Nlaii.e5, t alv flood seals shout ateadi ;
ollic-if. weak tn luwei ; Utile ultra, 25?. f,1;
bainjaid sloik ra.iei; teals, laS.oO; lhll
iiiltrs, Ijsl,flai4i hnin.tjnl ealtrs. .f.25a.l.75 jir
llng. Li;t.2i "Ineji and I anile lllglirtt Mr
set ut the se.i.on; pilri-a na15i. highei; sheep,
is.:.25a.75; culls, xial; lambs, i.50.ij,70. Hogs
ii.il.it weak; ipi'utallc.iis, f5.nuiS.ii5 lor onilnaij
lil's
Eftut Libel ty Stock Market.
Li,l I.lheity, Jan. . ''at tie-Steady ; lra
'i..Via5.7t); prinits i5.15.i5.:i5; coninion, Val.'i.
Hogs Lower; pilme mediums und beat Yorker?,
5. Ii5.45; common to fair Yorker", 5.35a5.40;
lnaty hoas. sf5.35i5.4U; plg, ?5.25a5.SO; roughs
Ifl.7ft'a5. llelI Mi'ong; clioiee welheia, l.85a
4,5rt; coiumoii, sji..V)a2.i; dtolee lambs. Jdail.25j
eommoii tn kood, ilr.5.e5: veal calves, 7.Wa.
Oil Miuket.
(ill lilt, .lull. ('. I5edlt lulanrra, l.ii; ceitl.
fit ati-i. L24 bid tor laslt; shipments, 04,015 Ur
iels; ateragr, 102,742 bairrU; niiis, 97,401 bai
iel; atriagr, 75,2i0 bnil.
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
be total applications as they cannot leach the
diseased portion of the car. There is only one
nat to cull dea(iie, und that Is by (orutitti.
Ilonal leinediea, Drafness is lausrd by an In
Hauled condition of the mucous lining of the
Lustaehlaii lube. When this tube Is Inflamed
vou hate u tumbling sound or impel (ect hearing,
and when it l entirely chwd, Deafness ii the re
suit, and unlnu tho inflammation can be taken
out and this tuhu tesloied tn Its normal condi
tion, hearing will be destroyed fortvtrt nine
easts out of ten aio caused by Catarrh, which ii
nothing but an Inflamed condition of th mucous
surfaces.
We will alte One Hundred Dollars fer any ran
of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot N
cured by llsll'a Catarrh Cure, fiend (or clrculint,
free.
1. J. OIIKNET t CO., ToUdo, 4,
Bold by DruggUU, 75c.
Hall's Family PI1U am tht ue.t, ' V .
- fi ., .J kjQ ,h .. K 4 .mo..frt-- S1lfti.l-?fct.fc l-wtut . --S-.-SS'