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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-SATUKDA1', JAMJAUY 2G, 1001.
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
MONTMOSE.
6ec!l to tlit Scranlen Trlb.in.
Monti one. Jnn. 23. Thu regular torm
of January court opens In this pluci?
on Monday.
The Democrats of this 'borough will
hold caui'Ufcs this evening to noiiil
mi to cnneildates for horouuh nnd ward
olllcos.
Mr. E. K. fJanliier tinil her sister,
Miss Louisa Hill, hnvp Rnnu South
to spend the bulnncu of the winter, in I
the hope of benefitting the health of i
Mrs. Gardner. I
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Cooper nro pre-
raring to remove from tlil.t phuv to
Wnrren Center, Bradford county,
where they formerly tcsldcd. Mnny
friends here will regret their depart
ure. Mrs. W. H. Dennis has returned
from a visit at Allentnwn, nceoinpun
led by her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Fredericks, and little granddaughter.
Miss Fannla Stevens, of ITnndllla,
K Y., Is the guest of her grandpar
ents, Dr. mid Mm. W. W. Smith.
Miss Mcta Guy Is visiting frlendR In
Dlnghamton.
Mis. W. J. Mitxcy Is entertaining
her mother, Mm. Urown, of Forest
City.
Air. and Mrs. Charles It. Cox, of
ractoryvllle, arc the guests of Mr.
'ox's mother, Mrs. Anna M. Cox, m
this place.
Tostniaster S. S. AVtlght Is In War.
rlsburg.
N. A. Warner Is performing the du
ties of mall agent on the Montrose
branch of the I.ehlgh Valley during
the Illness of Mnll Agent Crocker. Mr.
Crocker continues to Improve slowly.
Miss Louise D. Warner is visiting
relatives and fi lends In Scrantoti.
Hev. R. A. Warrlner. rector of St.
raid's episcopal church, was In at
fndiinc; at the meeting of the .Scrim
ton Archdeaconry at Ht. Lulco's
church, In Scnintnn, thli week.
Keats are felling rapidly for "A
Noble OutrnM," to be given by local
talent nt Vllluge Hall on Tuesday
evening next.
Miss Julie Elizabeth Cruser gaf
recitations nt Ilnllitcad and nt North
Jackson this week before large and
Appreciative audiences. Mlm Cutset
Is scoring ptomuineed fticccxrcs wher
ever she appear.
UNIONDALE.
Bpeilal to (lie bcrautun Tribune.
rnlondale, Jan. '.Ti. The partial sale
of Walter Carpenter's household ef
fects took place last Friday morning.
A. A. Tingley was the netlnneer.
The union service.) held by the
church closed last Sunday night In
the Methodist chinch. Hev. A. East
man pleached a very Impressive ser
jv.eiti. Mis. 1'hllo llurritt spent two day
with hr daughter, Mrs. Frank Couch,
In C'aibnndule, last week.
Dr. Carey, of the Oregon Indian
Medicine company, was a caller In town
Wednesday.
1m 15. Thomas and Charles Wndemau
spent Wednesday fishing In Ilatha
way's pond.
Dr. Lyons and his family have re
turned to their home In Muncy.
Mury Dlmmlck. of Lenoxvllle. Is vis
iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theron
Dlmmlck,
Uaae Murg.in Sua moved Ills house
hold goods in to the homo of his son,
'William, on Main street.
All time Is bring used for pushing
fiinv.lrd the lee harvest.
Hessio Fuhrnian and Edgar I3urdlck
have recovered after attacks from the
Blip.
A Dfinociatle aucits will be held
Friday night.
Morgan Daniels is in posti.Helon of a
ii' . telephone nt his home.
llllnni Curtis, of Forest city. Is vis
iting ills patents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Cm K
A Kepubllcan taucus uas held last
Tuesday night in town hall and placed
nominees in the Held.
"Hir miller. Ilubh.ird and Finn, nr;
doing good busIn.'Ks tin so days.
The furnace apparatus In the Pies
b tutian Lhurc'ii Is undergoing repairs.
DURYEA.
At mi early hour yesterday moinlng
Mis. .lames .Murphy, of the Mark road,
patted to her hut lusting place after
n few weeks." lllnes-ti of tj pholj pneu
immla. IVi-cuvd In a great poiIty
worker, being n cutistant and faithful
member of the I., c. 15. A. and I,. A. o.
U fc'h" was IS yeat-h of age and Is
fcutvlved by th. following children:
Nellie, Katie, Muggle and Agnes Mur-
COUGHS, CATARRH
ND..
nnRiQiiHfiQTin
uucuiviriBu
CANNOT
EXIST7
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7
SF
Is Breathed Daily
"We will refund money If It fallii in
ny case.
Your doctor will tell you that HYO
MEl Is the only germicide which will
destroy the germs of these dloeiiHes,
Iln will tell you that It Is the only
Ff-rmlidde that can be Inhaled In ilia.
Mr you breutlie. und that It Is tluougli
this air only that you can expect to
reach thefco germii. In ether woids. It
you wish to euro Cntauh, nionchltls
nnrt Consumption, you must Win IIYO
MEI. No other remedy can possibly
reach the diseased parts.
Your money relumed If It falls to
cure.
All (IniRRiiln or scr.t h.f mail. L'cinphte Out.
Its Jfl.OOi Tihl Oulflls, ,'V.
FREE ! ffir FREE !
Th R T. Booth Co., Ithacn, N. Y.
pity. Funeral announcement will ap
pear later. '
The funeral of Ihe late Mrs. llcacuk
r, of Old Forge, will be held this at
etnoon, Hcrvlces to be held In the
Urlek Methodist Episcopal chinch. In
terment In the Murcy cemetery.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western company paid Its employes at
the Hnlstead yesterday.
Mrs. J. Marsh, of Scrantoti, was the
guest of Mrs. James Perry recently.
Mrs. W. G, Evans, of Scrantnn, vis
ited nt the home of her mother, Sirs.
Henjamln Hlehnrdson, Thursday.
The moving pictures nt the Presby
teilan church Thursday evening was a
success In every respect.
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FACT0RYV1LLE.
Special to the Fc-tantnn Tribune.
Factoryvllle, Jnn. 23. The Sunday
school clauses of Uev. and Mrs. W. M.
inner paid them it social visit, Thuis
day evening, nt the parsonage. The
evening was well spent, und a. good
old social time enjoyed.
The Kepubllcan caucus of this bor
ough will be held this afternoon, be
tween the hours of 3 and 4. The fol
lowing nominations for offices will be
made: Buigc?s, justice of the p ace,
four councllmen, high constable, pior
master, one auditor, three school elltec
tois, jude of election and Inspector of
election. Come out to the caucus and
help to place In nomination . good
ticket, men thnt will make good bor
ough officers. In this borough the at
tendance nt the caucus Is of more Im
portance than the election on Febru
ary ID.
Alfred Sherwood, who has occupied
the Douts Armstrong house for the
pnst year, has accepted n position at
Jermyn, where he Is moving his house
hold goods.
D. D. Gardner Is Improving slowly
from his serious Illness.
Jeweler E. L. Wntklns was fuiu
moned to Itlcketts, this county, Wed
nesday, where his brother Is danger
ously ill with pneumonia.
The annual banquet of Factoryvllle
encampment. No. 216, Independent Or
der of Odd Fellows, was given at their
hall last Wednesday evening. About
lifty partook of the hospitality of tha
members. An old-fashioned turkey
Mipper comprised the menu, and those
present pronunced it "one of the
tinoht."
The Dairymen's association of tills
place are Ailing the large Ice house
connected with the butter factory and
creamciy at this place.
Landlord Smith, of the Slsk house,
has leased the Dalton house, and will
lemove to the same about April 1.
Don't forget the Republican caucus
this afternoon from 2 to 4.
Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Gardner and Mr.
nnd Mrs. Emery Avery were In Wilkes
llarre on Thursday, attending the
funeinl of Meriitt Post, who was nccl
dently killed by falling from a building
while at work.
WAYHART.
Special to the Siranton Tribune.
Waymart, Jan. 23. Frank P. Cooper,
one of the leading citizens of this place,
died at his residence on Main street
this morning at S.SO o'clock after a
short Illness. He was compelled to re
llnqulsh work shortly before Christ
mas and flnce thnt time has been
gradually falling until the end came
this morning, which was a peaceful
ons, after such intense suffering. Mr.
Cooper was born Sept. 30, 1S23, and was
In his seventy-sixth year. In IS36 ho
was united in marriage to Miss Sarah
Firth. Of this happy union there was
born fours boys, Messrs. James II. nnd
Frank P. Cooper, of Scranton; Duanb
and 13. M. Cooper, at home, who. be
sides th? widow, are lett to mourn his
los. He had been n resident of this
place about forty years, and dui Ing
that lime had been one of the leading
citizens and was a man who acted al
ways for the welfare and betterment
of mankind. The services will be helit
at his late residence Sunday ufternoon
at 2 o'clock. Hev. V. W. Karhchner
will hae charge and Interment will
be made In the Waymait cemetery at
Canaan. Mr. Cooper wan also a soldier
of the Civil Hill'.
F. S. Hendricks hits accepted n posi
tion with the Deliiwme and Hudson
company nt C'lrhondale.
Eugene liuckland, w ho has been seri
ously 111 with pn umonl.i at his board
ing house In Chllds, has so far recov
ered as to be able to get home.
Mrs. F. K.-Vuicue has left for a two
weeku' visit with her parents at Mld-dl.-towu,
N. Y.
Mcsdnmes James and Edwavd Miner
were visiting friends In Honesdule
Thursday.
Miss Mabelle Carr. of Caibondalp,
was calling on her many friends Wed
nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Clnik Alvoid, of car
bondnle, are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. F. S. Stephenson.
Frank Tuthlll. who has been visiting
his mother for the past six weeks, has
returned to his home In Chicago.
George Wlldenberger, who has been
seriously 111, Is much better.
U. G. Gruver nnd O. G. Dutcher made
a flying visit to IUleyvlllc Sunday, re
turning Monday.
W. N. Wlldenberger, of Forest City,
wan In town Monday.
NEW MILFORD.
Spfiial to the Sviatilon Tribune.
New Mllford, Jan. 23, The members
of tho New Mllford branch of the Five
State Milk Producers' association will
meet at Grange Hall, Saturday, Jan.
2.
Mrs. II, B, Carpenter entertained thb
Magaslne club nt her home on Depot
Direct Wednesday evening.
A donation will be held at the Meth
odist church all day Thursday, Jnn.
31, for tho benefit of the pastor, Kev
Charles Smith.
Mrs. Stella Hamilton is spending a
few days In Carbondale,
The merchants of this place have
signed an agreement to close their
stores at S o'clock each evening in the
week except Saturday evening, Dela
ware, Lackawanna and Western pay
day and pay day ut tho tannery.
Sunday evening Hev. Charles Smith,
of the Methodist church, will preach
from the subject, "Where the Ulble
Came From."
The oincers of the Columbia Hose
company for the ensuing year are:
President, Leroy Hawiey; vice-president,
Joe Dale; secretary, James Mul.
ready; financial secretary, 13. -W, Mor
gan: treasurer, A. F. Heitzmun; trus
tees, M. A. Hand, F. M. Butterlleld;
foreman,, N, H. Uurdlck; plpeman,
Thonius Uriel:. '
F. M. Uutterlleld will visit his sis
ter, Mrs. Ernest Moss, nt Mcrlfitv
Conn,, the coming two weeks.
The annual hope of the Young Men's
Social club will be conducted at tho
Opera Honso Friday evening, Jan. 2V
MONESDALE.
Special to tbo Scranton Tribune,
Honcsdalc, Jan. 23. Miss Hlanche 1.
Wood In tho guest of friends nt Brook
Hue, Mass.
The lloucsdnlo Lledorkratu's thir
teenth annual ball will be held Feb. II.
A select company of young people
enjoyed a dance on Friday evening In
Music History club's room.
In men H. Crossloy. of Starrucca, has
been appointed assistant door-keeper ,
of the senate nt Harrlsburg,
Messrs. William H. Kruntz and
Ilnlph F. Martin, members of ths
Honesdale Shoe company, have re
turned from a business trip to Boston,
The Needle Work Guild last week
elected ofllci'i's for the ensuing year
ns follows: Mrs. W. M, Holmes, presi
dent; Mrs. II. T. Mcnner, seciotary,
and Mrs. Menjnmln Long, troasuier.
C. A. Cotlrtiight & Son have 4,300
ImrrelH of apples on hand ready for
shipment.
Mr. John K. Jnk3on, of Perry, In.,
Is a guest of Captain C. E. Baker. Ho
was formerly n Eilo engineer, run
ning between Honesdale and Port Jer
vis. The closing night of Pi of. Heft's
dancing class wus pleasantly spent in
Music History club rooms Wednesday
evening. The music was by Rehbetn's
orchestra.
Notice has been given that an appli
cation will bo mode to the governor on
Apt II 9 by Perry A. Clark, Paul Swin
gle and Frederick Dlltrlch for a char
ter for a bank to bo known us the
Citizens' bank for the purpose of con
ducting a general banking business.
The republican caucus for the nomi
nation of borough olllcor.s will bo held
In tlie town hall Saturday evening from
C to S o'clock.
THOMPSON.
Special to tlie Scranton Tribune.
Thompson, Jan. 23. Uev. II. J.
Whalcn, D. D... of Carbondale. Is an
nounced to speak for the Women's
Christian Temperance union, In the
First Baptist church, next Sunday
evening.
William Vincent's child was burled
on Thursday from the house. Hev.
David ofilclnted. Interment was made
at Muriuvood.
Myron Finch post, Grnnd Army of
the Republic, of Jackson, will hold a
bean bake In their hall on Friday even
ing, February 1. Prof. E. B. Curtis, of
the Oakland guided school, will give
the address, and fair ladles will Im
personate and sing, to the delight of
nil present. Coffee, beans nnd hard
tack will be served, and all for fifteen
cents per Individual,
Rev. P. H. Tower will preach In the
Avenue Methodist Episcopal chit'ch,
Oakland, next Sabbath, and assist the
pastor for n few evenings lit his evan
gelistic meetings next week.
Egbert Wltter'.s team failed to wait
nt the depot while he went In to g"t
the bills for the freight he was h.ml-
Ing. Thursday, and so they made
things lively an they hurried down
.,
Main street. Fortunately, no one wa,
huit, and tho damage was not exten
sive. Prof. James Tucker will present a
paper at the teachers' Institute, at
Susquehanna, tomorrow.
C. Z. Pickering, of the firm of Pick
et Ing, Wllmarth & Co., has been con
fined to the house the past week with
the grip. His son, George, who has
been feeling unwell for some weeks,
consulted Dr. Goodwin, of Lanesboro,
Wednesday, and returned quite chlip.
being assured thnt hla trouble was not
sciluos.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Gelatt are quite
content In the house with the prevail
ing malady, and so with C. B. Jenkins
and his wift.
Rev. Leonard Cole has been critically
ill again for several days, new comp.l
cations huvlng developed. He Is rest
ing easy today, but the trouble 13 not
removpd.
Mrs. Lottie Putter is entertaining
Mia. Cynthia Carrlngton, of Susque
hanna, this week.
Mrs. Daniel Malpop, of Susquehanna,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Pickering
today.
Ellis Simpson, of ITniondalo. was
shaking hands with ft lends In town
today.
Mrs. F. E. Muike lelurned to hop
home at Great Uend yesterday, after 11
two weeks' visit with her pit! en ts, Mr.
and Mrs. J, P. Lyelen.
HAWLEY.
Special to the Siranteii Tiilune.
Haw ley, Jan. 23. Otto Selbeiion. er
Philadelphia, Is spending iv few days
with his parents, on Bellefonte ave
nue. Tlie euchre party given by the young
people of St. liillonieno's church at
the Muennerchor hall, on Wednesduv
evening, was u great succes.-, both
financially und socially. The tlist
pilzes weio a wauled to Miss Nellie
Cook and G. W. Ames. After tho
piizes woie awarded, mipper was
served by the ladies, then dancing was
participated in.
William Shlpman, Jr., has moved hl.s
family to Scranton, where he has se
cured work.
Mis. F. Nell Is visiting her son, Will
iam, of Scrnuton.
Mrs. W. H. Blgnrt is 111 with sciatic
rheumatism.
Miss Daisy Mllham, n student at
Moody's Training school, Chicugo, Is
making nn extended visit with rela
tives heie.
Among those sick with the grip are
Mrs. Charles Clanson, Messrs. William
Wagner. M. T. Snyder, Russel Wall
and Albert Ludwig.
Mrs. Henry Curtis, of Fnmo, was en
tertained at the home of W. C. Knapp
on Monday.
The people of the Baptist church are
making uiiangements for the meeting
or the .Semi-Annual association, to be
held here Febmary 20-21.
Mrs. John Slmpklna and son, How
ard, of East Stroudsburg, are gues's
at the Methodist Eplscopul parsonage.
The twenty-seventh nnnuul mas
querade ball of the Hawiey Maeuner
chor will bo given at their hall, Feb
ruary 18.
Tho Women's Christian Temperance
union held a meeting at the home of
Mrs. E. L. Stevens yesterday after
noon. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
Haa been used for over FIFTY YEARS bv
MILLIONS of JIOTIIKIIS for their CIIILPHK.V
WII1LK TEKTHIKO. ith I'lIRFKCT SUCCKsJ.
It SOOTIII'.S the CHILI). hOFTKNS tlie flUl!".
ALLAYS all I'.MNl CUKES WIND COUP, nd
1j tho best remedy for IHAHItllOllA. Sold by
PruenUti in every put of the world. Ue tuie
ar.il utt for "Mrs. Window' SootMns Svrup,"
nil take no other kind, Twenty. Qe centa a
bottle.
TUNKHANNOCK.
Bpcclnl to the Stranlmi Trlbimi
Tuiikhannock. Jan. 21. In the matter
of the commonwealth vs. Conrad Man
ning, In which the defendant was
setenced to one years and one four
months In the Eastern state peniten
tiary for ntempted highway robbery,
Attorney James W. Piatt today moved
for n new trial, alleging ns reasons,
that the verdict was contrary to tne
evidence and churge of the court, and
that the defendant when placed on the
stand In his own defense, was In such
n condition of Intoxication as t" render
It Impossible that he could make any
defense. The court granted a rule re
turnable to April term, and admitted
tho defendant to ball In the sum of
$1,000 for his apearanco at that time
his brother, It
J. Manning, of Sus-
I qiiehauna county, becoming his bonds-
man, The Impression seems to bo
that tlie defednat was not guilty, nnd If
he hnd not been under the Influence of
liquor when testifying would have been
able to satisfy the Jury of that fact.
The court was not Inclined to be len
ient with him on nccount of his ap
pearance before them In that condition.
Tho case of commonwealth vs. Wll
lard Durllng, surety of the pence, was
tried before the couit this afternoon
and efendant was held to ball In tho
sum of $30 to keep tlie pence for one
year.
Court adjourned Into this afternoon
to Monday, January 23, at 2 o'clock, at
which time the regular common ideas
trial list will be tnken up,
James W. Plntt, esq., who was. calked
to Mt. Holly, N. J., on Monday by tlie
death of his brother-in-law, Mark J.
Sooy, has retained home.
The young people of the town hold n
dance nt Piatt's opera house on Friday
evening, with music from Townnda,
M. V. Townscnd, of Factoryvllle, was
In town on Thursday.
The Republican caucus for tlie nomi
nation of ward and borough ofllcers
will be held on Saturday evening. The
caucus fio the First ward will be held
at the polling plnce, nnd that for the
Second wnrd at the court house nt 7
o'clock p. m. The Joint caucus for the
nomination of borough ofllcers will be
held nt the court house at S."0.
Hon. A. 11. Squler, member of the
legislature, left here yesterday for tho
purpose of attending the session of
that body at Hanlsburg.
The twenty days for the filing of the
bill of particulars by the respondent In
tlie legislative contest, will expire on
Monday next. Tho court will meet
Kome time next week for the purpose
of fixing tho time when the testimony
shall bo taken.
GOULDSBOnO.
Mrs, W. E. Cnttcrson, of Bingham
ton. N. Y., spent Sunday with her par
ents. Mr. and Mis. A. D. Dutot.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Hartlngton, ot
Dalevllle. were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
M. J. Kinney Thursday.
Mrc. Margaret Kurtz, of Clifton,
spent this week with Mrs. Harvey.
Miss Stnub, of Scranton, has .
turned home from u week's visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Dlerolf.
Rev. and Mrs. Blethen are homo
from n two weeks' vacation spent at
1 Bangor.
I T. F. Wells, W. W. rhllllns of Scran-
i. '"" "V ' ", V, , T"u ' '
4n.. ,-.,! r K tl. 1 .. T 3
i . wc hMMin W- U. AliltVCY
Tuesday.
Itev. naymer, of Scranton, will de
liver a lecture at firaco Lutheran
church on Monday evenlnr;.
Mrs. A. L. Rhodes spent Thursday
nt Scranton.
David Stanton. Jr., is very sick with
pneumonlu.
Miss Jennie lTschenbach Is home
from a two weeks' visit with friends
at Scranton,
There will be a Republican caucus at
the hoSel Saturday evening at S
o'clock.
(iouldsboro, Lackawanna, Mt. Poco
110, North Jersey and Lehigh Ice com
panies are harvesting twelve-Inch Ice
for next summer's me. Kach com
pany employes nbout 100 men, which
not only gives employment to our
own people, but also to a large num
ber from the surrounding country.
Mr. Fred Dlerolf Is very sick.
Married, on tho 1." Inst., by Rev.
Me-oker, nt the home of the bride, Mr.
Addison Keesler, of South Stetllng,
and Miss I.la Flower, of liottldsbura
PRICEBURG.
Dickson City will have aecets to an
attorney's of lice two evenings of e-ach
week hereafter. Mr. Frank K. Don
nelly, whohe otllce Is In tho Traders'
National bank building, will bo found
at the olllce foimerly occupied by Rur
gess ICennedy, at the coiner of Main
street and the boulevard, Monday and
Thursday evenings, beginning Jnnuury
ln. Mr. Donnelly's friends and clients
In this vicinity will see that his time
Is well occupied with business.
CONVENTIONS AT BUxr ALO.
A Long List of Them for the Season
of 1001.
Dining the hlx months which wilt
conipilse the Pnn-Anieiican expojltlou
season, nt Ruffalo, more Important con
ventions will be held In that city thin
weie ever previously convened In any
other one place, on this side of the
Atlnntlc at least, In nn entire decade.
Here Is tho list:
National Asgoclalion of Master House Painters
ami DccPiJtnM, 1'rli. M-'Jo,
ilMricr, May 0.
Ameiicau Institute of Klectrlcal Kngincrr, Mav
15.
I'ongnss of Ilnglneers, Mlnlnir, Mechanical,
etc., May.
National THc, Orate and Mantle as.oclatton,
May iJ.
D.ltightcrs of Veterans, New Yorlc State De
paitment, May 22.
National IMltorial association, May,
Slate Editorial association, May,
Oregon 1'iosc association, May,
State IMucaTtonal association, July J.3.
New Voile Slate Hankers' association, May,
fiamma Sigma fraternity, June 1.
American I'oundrj men's association, June 8.
Western Dancln; Teachers' association, June
S-ll.
National Asioclatlon of CMrculatlng Managers,
June 10.
A. O. U. W Supreme lodge, Juno 11,10.
County Superintendents of tho Poor, state
convention, June 1'.
National I'rUc Turnfest of the North Ameri
can Turnerbuu, Juno 15.
National Association of Turn Teachers, Juno 15.
Junior O. IT. A. M., National council, June
11 2:.
National Association of KlocutlonUU, June
21-23.
Slate Pharmaceutical Association, Juno 1-8.
Special exhibit New Yoik State Horticultural
societies, June.
Tile Layers' Union of America, June.
National Hose association, June.
North American Saengerbund, June SM0.
American I'omologlcal society, June.
National btoe fining association, June.
Special Meeting Commercial Teachers' assocli
lion, June or July.
State Teachers' association, July 1-3.
(leuiun Catholic union, July 4-0.
ConuuercUl Trai tiers' conclave week, July
S-13.
rteUll Clerks' National l'rotertlre association,
July 0-1.1.
Horn of HI. (irorffp, Grand lodge, July 10.
Main League Co-ope rati c Caving and Loan
aMOclatlon, July 13.
Manual Training Tcacliera' association, eaatern
and central, July 13.
Pan-American lllble Study conKTcm. July 17-31.
(treat fjikei Vachlln; asoclatlon, July 23-30,
International Jewelry Worker' uwoclatlon,
July 23,
.National Association ef Photo llnsruw, July
10.
1. 0. S. of A., Xatloml ramp, July.
Imperial Grand Council nelcnl Arabic Order
NoMei of the Mystic Shllne, July.
Klcetrleal Contractor' nviocl.itlon, ttate, July
International (omcnllou Jewelers' Protect We
usMK'lation, Augmt.
(heat council Improtrd Order of Hed Men,
state, Auk. VMS.
I'nlled ititc llfc-Kceprs' awclutlon, Auj. IS
t-panlsli-Amerlean War Vctcrani, date, Aus. 20.
United Association Jmmicimcn I'lumln-ra, C!i
and steam rttt.-rs of the United Slates nnd
Canada, Aug. l')-2r.
State Klieinen'a owoclalion, Atu, 21121.
International Acitjk-nc (laa association, Auy.
?l.
fitters of the I'nlled Slites and Canada, An;,
10 2:..
American Phlletelle nwclitlon, Aiur. 20.
Society of Anieilean Klotlnti and Ornamental
Horticulturist, Aittir.
Nhll0Ti.1l Shorthand IteporlerV association, Auk
t. Slate Shorthand ItcpertcrV association, August,
Itctm'cn Surlvnn !!nlncer' brigade, Army of
the Potomac, Aiifr. 11,
National D.dilla its.odatlen, August.
National lla.mir.keis' assrchtlon, Aucu.-t.
American Illcitru-Tlicrapcutlc association, hept,
3 0.
Iielhery Proprietors' National association,
Sept. i.
Unhid Tjpothetae of America.
Master Car and Locomotive Painters' associa
tion. Sept. 10-H.
Shirt Waist nnd Laundry Workers Interna.
Ilniuil nsKoiiatloii, S pt. It).
l.'ooJ lloails association, national, September,
IIoo-IIooh National comrntlon, S-pt. -12.
State Side Path cominls!oner. Sept. 20.
Inlcni.itIon.il Council nf Nurses, September,
Amerlou Ilolhr Manutactiucrs' association,
Sipt. 17-1!.
Master Composition Koofers of the United
States, September.
New York State Assembly American Fraternal
Insurance tinioni, Sept. 17-20.
Kmplre Knights of Itclicf, national supreme
cuoncil, In tliu fall.
National Camp Spanbh-Amerlcan War Veterans,
Sept. S3.
Sternolspers' National Bwx-iatlon, Sept. 21
National Unltersalist conference, Oct. 13-1S.
IJcruhr Army and N.ivy astoclation, Oct-iter.
National MoiKchohi Ecunrmlc uscclatIon.
Knights of the Golden 1'atjle, Supreme eajtle,
Oct. 10.
I Slate (j nod of tlie Picsbjterlan clrtrrch, Oct.
21-2il.
New Hneland Cotton Manufacturers' associa
tion, Oct. 13.
American Public Heillh issomtlon.S'Pt, 17-20
.Nntloral Hardware ns.'oclitlon, Oct II.
Vitlona! Afoclation of Dairy and Food Com.
ml'sloncrs, October.
S'atc Federation e-fy Women's clubs, O, tober.
American Leicester breeder)' es.oclatlcn, Oc
tccbr. National trrlcation concrrckS, O.tcbcr.
American Oxford Pown a-ccl.itln, October
Nc-V Yeik State ibbath uwidut'on.
lntcimlliir.il Wood, Metal and AWro Lathers
ulnon, Noicmbcr.
Krause's Headache Capsules
nre unlike anything prepared In Amer
ica. They wore first prescribed by Dr.
Krausc. Oermnny's famous court phy
sician, long before nntlpyrlne was dis
covered, and are almost marvelou", so
bpeedtly do they cure tho most dltie'-s.
InB cases. Price 2.'c. Sold by Matthew
Bros.
For a Cold In the Herttl
Laxative Bromo-Oulnlne Tablets.
THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Bovlew.
JCcw York, Jan. 25. IMcen trau-ru-d a con
siderable range today, from the low lewl to
tho top lctel. The early decline in prices a
assisted by London disposition to ne!l Amcrlcm
stocks. The market here opened, depiensed In
,inpathy and v.ciknc&i was lather anite In
kutih; rases, notably In St. Paul and Brooklyn
Transit. These Mocks later In tlie clay led the
achaiiro so that their evtreme raiuo was s Id
ht. Paul rlMnc 3 from the lowest and closim
at the top, while Urookljn Kapid Trans't ad
v.ir.ced an extreme 2IJ. The nurket hardened
pietly promptly alter tho opening dip. Th
ruineinent wjs exceedingly desultory and ther
were frequent reactions during the day. The
inobt nolible mocmeiit of the day was thit o
the- Snutliwvstcrns. The advance n the group
reached STJ In Mlvnurl, Kansas; and Texa.e pre.
Iciriil, 2 '4 in tho common and about 2 points
each In tho St. Louis Southwestern stocks. Nab
b1i preferred, Ti.sa and Pacific and Mlssnur
rac-iflc. There v.-en- renewed lumors of the laf--lj-talked-of
consolidation of nuthwitern rail
roads. The- teel tocks were included to Htrength
idl day and nhowcd gool Indications. Sugar uUu
rhnurd decidiil iuipiusemeni. Nertliern I'aclft.
Milled 2'i after an eaily de prcsslon, and ther
wcie a number of Ices prominent railroads wblcii
showed good recoeerlert. The i;alm were not
ucll maintained and the closing was below th
j lieat except In .1 few ftcck, notably St. Paul
, and the Southwestern. Ilrnoklin Transit wo'
feierlsli all eliy and broke (.harjily after a eon
side rabk- advance when tho llt of directors.
elcclcsl by the stocxbolileri', seas piiblUhed, a
it failed to show- tho inwnce of the Metro
polllan street rallv.iy Intt-rcts In tlie new di
rectory which line bein much piomUed In
Wall street polp. Total salei, ill.). im).
'Ihe largo demand for St. liui. Svilhweslen,
secondi was tlie Inception of an in the Imjlm'
moecment of bom's of idl the (louM Nnitlmest
ems nt notable- udcanccis in price, 'the general
inaiket .w tinu but nuiet. Total sales, pir
alue, gS.023.0uil. I". S. Us coupon advanceil
r;i per cent, on the last cell.
Tin following miitatlons are furnished Th-
Trlliuie by M. S. Jordan ti Co.. rooms 7V71
Mcars building, Scranton, Pa. Telephone ."iCo::
Onen- Wall. Low- Clos
Ing. est. est. Ing
American Sugar lk! l.iPi llili HJV,
American Tobicco ....ll.l'i ll.Vj liai lll'H
Am. Steel I; Wire S'llj II M'i li
Atihlvon tt W uac, rVi
Mchison. Pi- H Si Sii fl
lliook. Traction 7'ij Til T1) 7i"-T
II lit. fc Ohio M!j STh Sr, S7I4
Cunt. Tobicco IHj 11 HH 4IH
Clien. (V Oldi X aw, I? sin
Mile-, i- f!t. Wist 17'i 17 li 17i
I hie. 11. & ( 141 ll-Jti '11 14214
St. Paul Usa; not!, 14-,1'h II'HJ
lt.uk Inland UsU, 1111', si', ntii;
I). I. k Hudson IWi IM14 '.v)ii 161114
IVdcral Steel 4'1'i 4'i 4014 jci;
1'edirid Sled, Pr. .... fit 7u ','i'i 70
Kan. (c Tex.. Pr. 4J R1T, .'Ml 81
Louis, k Nah S7- ,', S7W SSli
Man. KlcMited in tits', it) ni'4
Met. Traction pll p.Jij ltd 1C2V4
Ml n. Paclilo S3 87 S3 f't
People's (las fHH iri'i feii; pa
N. J. Central II 14$ 14S 149
Southern Pacific 42!i 41? 4214 4S'4
Norfolk k Wet 41 44 44 44
Northern Pacific so'4 S2; W) fja;
North, l'aeinc. Pr. .... hi sH S5 ffi'
N V. Central 141 141 J41 14H1
Ont k Western 3)- .1H4 ro"4 314
Penna, It. It lll'l 1IV4 141 145H
Heading Ity S1U :u- n 31
Heading 11 v., Pr. .... rot; 7114 7n;i ;iii
Southern It. It 1S' I'm wt iijiJ
Smth. It. It., Pr fl' 7i B'lH 704
Tenn. Ciul Is Iron .... ci M S'1'4 5714
IT. S. Leather 12 V2V4 J 121
t'. S. Leather, Pr 7;t 7.11,4 7114 73'4
I'. S. Itnbber 21 1 f.
t'nlon 1'ielllc 82 M M 83
Cnlon PjiIHc. Vr. ....6214 83 sl'J 83
W.iba'li, Pr 21 2MI '! 2i
Western I'nlon hb si fjtj 8J
CHICACO GRAIN M VttifllT.
Open- High. Iw. CIos-
WIU.'.VT. ing. est. et. Ini
January 7.1 ?4',3 7:U'4 74IJ
May 75 77 73'i 7fc
ronv.
Jaruary 17 37 37t S7'4
May SS14 ;i'J'.-j 3 S'Ai
O.VM.
January 21 Hid.
alav ... 25 25 23 2J
POIIK.
May 13.77 to 13.60 13.05 13.77 11.03
LARD.
May 7.35 7.43 7.3J 7.42
NEW YOntJ GRAIN MAItKKT
' Open. High. Low. (ios.
WHEAT. Ing. et, et, Ing
March SOHt 81 (10 81
May t0',4 81 li S0 81 14
CORN.
May 11V fl H'v 4,
JOHA3 LOVO'S SONS.
Men's Furnishings
A Lively bale Saturday
With Prices Extraordinary
We shall do the business of the town today in
Men's Wear.
Have been rummaging through the stock this
week picking up the odds and ends that always accu
mulate where selling is large and varieties unusual.
They all go into the piles for Saturday.
Choose,
tiWAV
.5tiiM'
signs in many
.Ml. ft. lAK
.. .- .....
15c Ihe
A-
i--
tv&L .
Is
V.-i"i
,, .-..-r,l
CV-vt- '
ectlou," which means they are the
l e t t went v-live-cent Silk Garter on
imriU't. Saturday, 11c.
Women's .$3 Shoes at
Cut this out and paste it
savum of ha.f a dollar in cash,
(mm ti n:iir nf shiiet nt llie OHCC.
2. so the pair for what should be three dollais here or three
dollars and a ball in any other shoe store.
Ladies' Shoes only. Made from R. H. Foerdere'rs finest via
kid in both button and lacms styles, with h'd and patent tips.
Thiee toe shapes and light or heavy so,es. Peifecl fitiing, easy
and comlortable 'rom the fust "try-on."
All sizes. Widths A to E.
t
i nnsic rrri Q NAHQ
L0D2
Scranton Board nf Trade Exchnngn
Quotations All Quotations Bused
sn Par of 100.
STOCKS.
Pint Naticral Hank
Seranton Savings flank
lhiru National ll-ink "-
Pime Pepolt and DIai-ount Hank..
i:eonomy Unlit. H. k P. Co
Litka. Trust safe- Deposit O
Hark k Snover Co.. I r. ....
cranten lren Fei.ee k Mfg. Co. ...
Scranton Aale VerL
Laeku-sauna Paliy Co., Pr.
fcunty baelnga Batik k Trust (c...
First National Bank (Carbondale)..
Mandard Drilling "e-
Tiadcrs' National Panu
icrautim Bolt and Nut Co
IJONDS.
Seranton rass-nger Kailnay, first
Mortgage, clue lliCO
People's Mrcet Hallway, flrjt mort
gage, due 11)18
Pecplc's Street Hallway, Central
mortgare, due 19J1
Dlck.'cn Mmutucturlng Co
Lacla. Township School i per cent.
Bid.
DWO
350
4-l)
S3D
ijn
l'J5
Asked.
45
100
Dj
20
Jn
30
M)
145
10S
US
us
115
115
100
102
City of Sciantcn 6t. Imp. 0 per
cent
Scranton Traction 6 per cent
102
Scranton Wholesnlo Market.
(Corrected hy It. 0- n'e. 2J LaeUwsuni Ave.)
Butter Creamery, 2ta23c.
j;KBiScltet western, 21c.: nearhy state, 31c
Cheese Full cream, new-, 12c.
Beans Per bu.. choice marrow, $2.50.
Onions COs. per lm.
Flour-Best patent, 4.C0.
Philadelphia Qrnln r.nd Troduce.
I'hiladclplilJ. Jan. Ii Wheat Finn, ?ie.
l.liilicr; conliact irrade, Jan., ;tM"iMic!. Corn
-Finn, lie lilisheri No. S mhed. Jan., 4'JV4a
4T.8C. llats Steads i .So. 8 white clipped, 324c
Uuilc-r '-V. Uiwcri fancy weitern cicaireiy,
22'iC.; do. prints, 2Jc. Kjfijs- I-'hnr, fiesh
rearlis. 20c-. j cK w?.ti-rn, 20,-.; do. touthwe.t
cm, SJc; d'l. Miulliein. J'le ' he.'M- jteady;
N. V. full i-riins, tmey -null. Ii?4l2c; do.
cl.i. do., fair lo cluilce, lll'-4.ill',io. liefincd
,-..., I -.. ii.... T-c.w, ICo lillipr-
fu-aiw uih ii nisi 'i. ' "" . , .-
iiilddlliiir uplands, 10ie. Tallow Dull; c-'ty
inline In lilicN., .',c-.i tleieo. fl',ic: country
prlnii. M'ls-. I'tiSt.t cakes, D',ic. Uc poul.
prune, inns., i-:i.i i.i u'- ....v i -
trv-rirnii fowl', falle.: old roosters. 7o.i
chickens, FalOc.i clueKs, 11i12c-.j gee!', Oalle.j
clucks, llaiw.
Hecelpts I'lnur. ,l)0 ham Is, nnd l,o.it,eieXl
pounds In tacks; wheat. O.OiW uiwhcW; con,,
Ul.isio tiuslu'ls; oat, O.ixv) liushels. Slilimnts
Wheat, none; corn, f2,000 tiuihels; outs, 0,000
bushels.
New York OrrOn find Produce.
New York, Jan. 25 Flour (fulet, but held a
shade hluher; closlwr ttrm Wheat Spot mar.
ket, strone;; No. 2 red, 82c. t. o, b, afliat.
No. 2 red, 8774". eletator; No. 1 northern Dul.
nth SSc. f. o. b. aflost. Optona dltp'ated
stie'nittli all day anil clewed strong at lalHc
net advaJice, Jan. closeil Slc-.l MiiMh, SUic;
May, bl'.ie.j July, SlUc. Corn Spot cteady,
No. 2, iVA: elevator, and 1C"C f. o. t. all-at.
Option market waa moderately actire and Orm
all dav, and closed Arm at MaMe not r'se.
Jan. rloeil 47Hc; March, 4So.; May. 44c.;
July, W Oats Spot steady; No. 2, 014c;
No. 3, '..: No. 2 wlilt. Xi'.iV,?. ; Nn .1
svhlte, Sllic; track nilifd western, SOaSO'e.;
track svhlte, .Tia35c. Optloiu Inactive but steady
Butter Steady I creamery. 10a2!c j factory, 11
al4e.i June creamerj'. 15a20c.i Imitation
creamery. l.H4al'V5c. sUte dairy, 11.20,-.
Ch-ese Steadyi fnry Urge, fall made, lltia
ll'ie.; fsney small, fall made. 11Ha12c. 'in
Steady! state sn1 Penna., 21a"2o.; svestern,
averasre packed, 19a20VaCt western, loss off,
20W21c.
Ohlcir' Gruln nti Produce
Chicago, Jan. 2 J. News aflectlnc? the uheat
market wa.1 all bullish today, ami the mark.'t
niled stronir. May clwlnj; lMallit- over ys
terdayi other markets benefitted by tht
stienuth, torn clcwlnp c onts Via and rr
lldons a shade to M'.ii: higher. Cash quota
tlens were as follows!
Flour Dull and unehaneeedi No 3 sprlni
wheat, CSiTZe.t No 2 red, 75Vc. ; No. 2 co'n
r.V.c.i No, 2 yel'osv, 37ic; No. 3 osts, 2 Pi
2Pic. Nn 2 sshlte, ?7.;c.t No. 8 white 2i
n;7'ic.t No 2 rye, filaM'-ie.! mjlHiw. 6s
Me-. I No. 1 fhv, 1 73- timothy, ?100 port
fl.l fi7V4.i!3 lard, 7"2'- ilhs, Jd POi; 1
klmiilders, tl'iafl'.j';, ; ihles, i7.25a7.J3; wht'key
S1.27.
ChicMro Live) Stock Mnrkft
Chicago, Jan. CS.-CattteltccclpU, 2,500, In-
liirlceyn, t'liuc, urcs'i-u iiouiirj au'oijr, iukj
choice, Olic.S do. filr In crood, SalV. J old
roost i r. Vile.: neailiy chickens, 10al2c; wen
em. fi.illc. : turkc5. cimlee to fancy, OilJc. ,
JONAa.LONQ'S eOiVS. ,
ALL LIN1-N COLIARS, sc Not a preal
niiinv ol ilu'tn (iono or so) 'n both ttirn-ovtir
.nntl Mund-up styles. l;oui-ply linen; jjood
jh.ipes.
F1NH UNDERWEAR. 75c All sizes, but
nut in all styles; values up to $!.2S. Natuuil
anil c.'iinci's lair, JctSiv tibbeil ,ur1 the rejl
Norfolk and New IJiuiiswick jooils.
ALL WOOL SWbATI'RS. 5i. Knit Irom
the verv bt-st of varus in a v.irietv ol pietty
colors, all sizes. Foimcr piice was ti.511.
PI RCALH SI IIRTS. 75c F.incv coloied d-"
01 ine nest $i.2s sivies 01 tne a
season. None woiih less than !?i. All sizes, g
F Nli HALF HOSli, 4 lor 25c Seamless sox
of line gjuine .mil jjexitl ipi.ililv. t.m blues, ()
reds a ini bbeks. Belter than 10c kinds. M
F1NF. BLACK HOSF, 9c Fxtra heavy, fullv W
sennuess an t in .ibsolutely f st black. Fine (4)
qu.dity, ail sizes. Cheap at I2c. Q
SUSPENDERS, 15c A Rival bargain Good
imitat on ol the President brace; also Police
and Firemen's Suspenders. Cheap at 23c.
'.(.. ..j T.-IA t-.--
,, .-.. y ,., -j
"l'ei-
XT yn'
.$2.50
ill your pocketbook; it means
and g.ecter wear than you'd expect
wJ kfJMtJV
:' .wi
Fast Trains
Chicago & North-Wcstcrn Ry,
The Overland Limited
California In 3 days
The Colorado Special
One night to Dinner
The Chicago-Portland Special
Oregon and Washington in 3 days
The North-Western Limited
Electric Lighted Chicago,
at. Vaitt and Minneapolis
Duluth and St.Paul Fast Mail
Fast train to head of tales
The Peninsula Express
Fast time to Marquette
and (kpjier Countrj
MO change of cars. The best of every
thing. Call on any agent for tickets
or ndelress
401 Broaduay, Ntv Ybth
tot Cass's St.iPtilladtlpkla
SSB IVaiafngten St., Button
433 Vine St., CMonnall
60TSmithflJSt.,FIUtbura
234 Sufttior St., CI, inland
S01 Halt St., Buffalo
lit Clark St., CMcagol
MCampwIilart lis, Dttrolt
l2KingSttattl40roitto.Ot)t,
cluclint; 150 Texans; cenrally steady to slow-;
butchers' stock, scak; Texaiu, tracly; kod'I
to prime stcerB, fi.l.laO; poor to miilium, 3 10
a5.10; Htoekers am feeders, klearly, $-tjl.al;
cows, $2 7.ia4,15; heifers, il ,All.5'i; e-nnners,
efady, !f2a2.7U, bulls (J7st.4U; alscs, U
6.75; Texas fed steers, Mai.T.'i; Teaj tjra.s
teera, $'i.S5a4; Texas bulls, t-'.iai.t. 7.',.
Hops Hecelpts toilay, 2S.000; toniorrow, ;n..
000: left over, 4,000; eiwncd 5 to 10a lower,
closinir rlrontri top, f-3.27'i; mixed nnd hutch,
en. $5.0JaJi.27!S; pood lo cholca heacy, Jl.l'i
5.27',1; roiiKh heaey, al.io: ifht, JJ.0J.I
5 22'i; bulk of sal-s. .17'ii5 22Vi.
Slieeii Hecelpts, B.mHJ; hrcp and Iambs,
Mcidy to i.tronir; irood to choice wethers, s.l.o
a"4.50: fair to choice mlved, M.iOa.', 5: we-t-crn
kheep, M.8"nl..,,0; Tcn sheep, SJ.Wal.M;
natltu Umln, ; l.'J.Ja 5. 10 western IjiiiIh, $v's
5.40.
New York Live Stock.
New Yoik, Jan. 25 Beeves Act lie and firm
for all grades; steers. 10e. Iiltchcr; steers, 81 M
8,1.35: oxen and tai;s, kMi(.00; extra fjt
oxen, f5 50; bulls, Vtal); cor, Wa.t 2j.
calves, steady; sen's, if.'iSSU; little calve.?,
14.50; bardtard stock, K.i.i.',i 1.75.
Sheep SalOc lower; clwiico Iambs, steady;
ethers, lOalSo. off; sheep. .'a4.40; lambs. $J
st; rhoicp do., $6 03a0.10; Canada lambs, 55.75
aOOO.
Ilnjs Steady, at $5.43i5.03; state pigs, $5.70
a5.75.
Enst Llborty Btnck Mntkt.
Kssl Liberty. Jan. 23. Cattle Steady; extri,
$5.405 ft); prime, f5.10u!.25; comiuou, g.'ji'S 71.
Itocii Falrlv active; prime mndlums aid tsrlit
yorkcrs, 3.40s3 42Wi fair voikcr.. so.f.ls.1 10;
heavy liners, I5.30a5.13; plRi.. (5.Zia5.30; rouw'lis,
W 75a I CO.
Shei Slowi rhnlce wethers. 4 'Oil r,; com.
mon, ?1.50a2.30! choice lanilis, W fiOiS -.1 com.
mon to good, $la.50; veal raliCJ, i7,oV$.
Oil Market.
01 City, Jan. 23. Credit ba'nrees, 117! eef.
tlfleatm, no hid. Slilpm-nts, S-l.K.lj avciagc,
03.501. Buns, IU.1,551; aierauc, f0,U13.
State of Ohio, l.lty of Toledo, I.uraii County, i'
FIt.VNK J CIII:N1:V nukrs ewth thv h ii
senior partner of the linn ol I. J. t'UEXKV k
CO., do(n business In the Cliv nf To'edo, fwimfy
and ftute afnrnatd, and that .aid firm will piy
the sum nf 0'C ill's DIli'.l) I'D' I.AICS for
rseh tnd every case of CATMIItll lliu r-irnnt
iired by the u- of 'I i !. PM'MIHIl
rrni:. Fitws J. cip:i;y.
Sirnrn to before me an s"'wc'rl!i'd In nv
pre-eme, this 0th day of Douin'ier. D 1o"
ISeal. A. W llU:v-o.
N'otuiy Puhlle.
Hall's Catarrh dire Is takmi Inlprnilly, and
acta cllreelly uii th hlfod an 1 niii-mrs surtacu
of tho sjstcni. Send 'nr letlnionlals. (rn-,
I". J. CIIIIN'IIV k 10., Toledo, O
Sold by PrusreUta, 7V
llall's Family Fills euei the besi
KS. A:.t?K.r V
yi!ris viVivy iT"1o
i,