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THE SCRANTON rRIBUNlV-THUBSDAY, FEBRUARY 11. 1901.
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
HERMIT SCHEMMANN'S
STRANGE COLLECTION
Had Champagne, Cider, Mineral Wa
ters, Potted Poultry and Plenty
of Clothlng but No Bed.
((iltl to the Scratilon Trluuu.
Honesdale, Feb. 13. As the ilu.vn go
liy new developments Miow the pecu
llarltltni of the dead hermit, Otto
tfchommann. Amons Hi.' iit-tlclest on
thu Inventoiy lint of hi ofToctit ui
sis dozim bottle." of wine, two luirnH
of Mott'n elder, llftocn .lozon bottle,
one harrel linpoited Hani nk-, rli;h:
dozen boltles; two bun i'l contalulm?
baskets of ihampugne unnpon-ii, onu
. , , uarrui imported minerui wnw, out
i ask of K-ltzcr In Jttfrs: two ba.ikcis of
Frt-noh champagne, four case tin
ported mineral water, several aisca
of potted turkey, ham, chicken, 'in
ported cakes, 30 pounds candles, nliw
pairs shoes, mostly new; twenty-four
thermometer, twenty-two nioiis?
trap?, seventeen suits underwear,
never worn; two levnlvers, ban el of
Malaga grape, Ms coal hods, eight
pulra boots, Imported chew, and bon
bons, and many other m tides. Hut
there was no bed In bis bouse. IIIh
bed consisted of an old loutifie, with
a chair tied to tho foot to Increase
the length. He had several iron boxes,
which, when opened, v.-eic found to
contain little of value. A safe deposit
drawer In the pavings bank contained
ten bunches, about fifty keys. In hln
-trons Iron box was found tho follow
ing fchemmanii Olio
Ooorjjc llrm-t,
uorl 60.
Slnslc, no family, have ne cr brm tiiairii'J
Parmer.
I am not cmplojcd by any erf. 1 luc rented
tills house from Mr. John Ordnutig, -., but t
oim the house, barn and iJrm he liven on, en
the left aide of the main road to Pioiupton, In
'lexa. township; it i not inortRiged. It l tret
and clear.
t read and ipeak the KiiglMi and Orman
language.
Xo other person llvej In tliH houac.
White male, born, Pec. 29, 1S40, In (ieiniinv:
parents, too, but both dead.
Kmlrrated to the United States In Auc, 1571.
United State, eltlien, naturalized In Sept., 1S70;
am now 23 years in the United Stat-" and 20 car
with United States citizenship.
Attended school 120 months.
Can read, write and peak Engll-h.
TUNKHANNOCK.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Tunkhannock, Feb. 1.1. Sheriff John
W. Gray will hold several bales of
real estate at the court house on Sat
urday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Among
the properties to be sold Is the Nichol
son Opera House building, which was
taken into execution at tho suit of
It. It. Blakeslee's administrator vs. li.
R. Williams.
Mrs. Harry Metcalf, Mrs. Ross Iler
rlck and Jliss Helen Lewis will form
a party to visit New York city tho lat
ter part of tho week.
The ballots for tho February elec
tion are now printed and being put
n proper shape by the commissioners.
This year they will be placed in the
hallot boxes, which have just been col
lected on account of tho contest, and
thu two will be dlsttlbuted by Thomas
Harding for $17. This will be a saving
of from $25 to $10, as the ballots have
always been delivered separately. The
ballot boxes are now being lettered
with the names of the district to
which tho various ones belong.
Dr. Blddleman, who Is attending Gil
bert Barber, reports that he Is no
worfcc and holding his own, with pros
pects of recovory. Young Barber wus
Injured on Saturday last by the falling
of a tree, which broke his leg and arm.
D. W. Stark Is in Springfield. Ohio,
this week.
William Bell and family, of Sayro,
art- visiting the former' mother, Mrs.
Bell, on Putnam street.
Benjamin Garey, of Forkston, was In
town Wednesday on business.
Wilbur 13. I.ott, who has been suf
fering from a severe attack of tho grip,
Is now convalescing.
Several applications for hotel licenses
have been filed In the ofllce of the clerk
of the court of quarter sessions.
License court convenes on Monday,
April 1.
AVOCA.
The four year-old-son of Mt. mud
Mrs. Charles Jumper, died on Tuesday
.'venlng of membraneous croup. The
funeral will take place this afternoon
tit 1 o'clock. Services will be hold at
tho hoti3C. Interment will bo made In
Marcy cemetery.
Mrs. C. Stegmaler. of Wilkes-Barre,
s-pent yesterday at the Druffner iobl
denco Last evening's Suranton Times con
tained a sensational article to the ef
fect that a mob stood outside Dr.
Tlerge's offlos awaiting Kvangollst Wil
liams nnd his deputies. Whatever
went on Inside the oflieo was unknown
to thu peijple of Avoca, but It Is posi
tive that there was no gang outside to
molest them. Tho citizens In Avoca
nro. not In sympathy with tho H'egal
truftlc, but their lack of inteiest Is
fvident when they did not know that
arrests were nwde until they read It
in the papers next morning.
DURYEA.
bpeclil to tlifc Scranteu Tritium.
Duryea, Feb. 13. The muuiints .Hid
afternoon sessions of tho Avoca Sub
District Epworth league conven
tion yesterday was largely attend
ed. Representatives from tho follow
ing places attended and weie given
a cordial reception by the league of
ihls place; Avoca, Aatonvllle, Lack
awanna, Mooslc, Old Forge, Plttston,
rtondham, Taylor, Tunkhannock, West
Plttston and Yatesvllle, Tho pio
urrammc rendered was as follows:
Morning session, 10,30 Song bervice,
Thomas Martin; devotions, itev, H. A.
Green; address of welcome, Andrew
Alden; response, Mrs. It. M, Pascoe;
paper, "The League's Interest In tho
Worklngman," John It. Ncely; discus
ulon, Rev. J. N, Bailey. Dinner was
perved by the league of this place.
After the repast the afternoon session
Hturted by devotions, Ilev. Harry
Kolley; business session; paper, "At
titude of Our Church Toward the
Liquor Traffic and Its Prohibition,"
Mrs. G. F, Ace; discussion, Mrs. E. C.
Buelew; recitation, George Safford;
paper, A. C. Myers; discussion, V. M.
Lyrnon) half-hour with the Juniors;
paper, ltev. J. L, ltace, discussion,
Itev. It. H. Reldy.
A Valentino social will bo held at tho
Presbyterian church this (Thursday)
evening. All are Invited to attend.
Mrs. William Mullaley Is seriously
111 with typhoid-pneumonia.
Mlsa Bessie Best Is Improving, after
a leeent Illness.
Miss Sadie Johns, of Scranton, vis
ited friends In town recently,
Mrs. It. Godwallls and daughter,
Kate, are 111 with the grip.
David Campbell Is 111.
Mrs. Berlelgh, of Tunkhannock, who
was called to tho bedside of her father,
John Campbell, who Is seriously III,
returned home Wednesday.
The Lawrence Hoso company's fair
opens next Monday and lasts all week.
Kntcrt.'ilhmeiitH every evening.
Jack Frost visited several families In
this place the other evening and played
havoc with the water pipes.
PITTSTON.
Jpedit to the Scranton Tribune.
Plttston, Feb. 13. Tho stilku uiiu.ng
thn girls ut the Sterling silk mill con
tinues, and the place was closed down
tight today. The striking employes
held a meeting last night and prepared
thu following list or grievances, whieh
weio placed In the hands of the Con
tial Labor union for adjustment with
thu olllclals of the mill: First, objec
tion to weaving silk brought hero from
Scranton mills, the employes of which
are now out on stilku; second, we want
ten hours to constitute a day's work,
instead of ten and a half third. In
crease of wages by tho day and yard:
fourth, reinstatement of lour dis
charged employes; llfth, will not le-
turn to work while non-union employed
ate kept ut work. The gills aio de
termined, anil positively let'u-ed the
request of the piosldent of the Central
Labor union that they tcturu to wink
whllo the Central union Is endeavoilng
to have the grievances adjusted.
For tho past few days Veterliuty
Suigeon Golbert, of Scranton, has boon
examining cattlo In this vicinity and
has discovered twenty-live cows af
fected with tuberculosis. They nro a
portion of u herd of foity-nlno owned
by a Marcy township dairyman, who
had n largo business In this city.
The discovery was tlrst made several
months ago by local veterinary Dr.
Hewitt, who Immediately notified State
Veterinarian Plerson. Dr. Oelbert was
deputized to mako the examination.
Ho was heio today appraising the
stock, and the affected cattle will bo
shot Thursday.
James Walsh, aged 71? ye.us, died this
morning at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. James Graham, on Butler street.
H. C. Gaunt, representing the AVater
town Fire Engine company, of Water
town, N. Y., is here, examining the en
gine of the Eagle llos.0 company, which
Is badly In need of repairs.
The house of Michael Smith, at the
corner of Center and Ewen streets, was
destroyed by lire about noon today.
Commencing last evening, the Leek
Comet band will conduct a twentieth
century fair in Keystone hail. It will
continue every evening till February
19.
Henry Sands, aged r..i yeai.s, un Ec
eter bototifih faimei, died at his home
at Harding yesterday afteinnon.
HONESDALE.
Special lo the fveranton Tilbune
Honesdale, Feb. 13. Mrs. It. .V. Toi
rey and daughteis, MIs-m-h ci.ua n.
and Edith, are spending the week In
New York city.
Wayne county has seventy-seven
license applications filed. One for
Honesdale and one for Sueleyvlllo
have dropped out.
William Wallace Ham. son of ex
Judge Ham, and Miss Charlotte Blown
were married in New York eltv on
Tuesday last.
The members of the Amity elnh and
a large number of Invited guests had
a most delightful masquerade In Lib
erty hall last evening.
The ico bridge over Park lake In the
Lackawaxen, which has remained con
tinuously since December 1, Is a great
convenience to those whose duties take
them on Second or Third street.
Remember the supper in Grace Epls
copal Sunday hdiool room this (Thurs
day) evening.
Within a few months the Wayne In
dependent will probably have a com
jietltor. A movement is now being
made to publlbh another semi-weekly
paper In Honesdale, which will prob
ably ab.soib the Honesdale Citizen,
which has bcen publlsh''J here for the
past thirty-three years. There Is room
for a paper of this kind, which will no
ilouht meet with hearty support
SUSQUEHANNA.
Special to tlie K'raiiton Tribune.
Susquehanna, Feb, 13. Rut 1. 1-'.
Urodtlck Is expected to lotudn home to
day from Michigan. During his ab
sence the congiegation has beautltully
refurnished and Impioved the parochial
lesldeneu throughout.
The news of the death of Eilo Tele
giaph Operator Michael Hartley, of
Blnghamton, was received hero with
sincere regret by a wide circle of rela
tives and fi lends. Deceased was a
native of Susquehanna.
Mrs, George Sanley, for years and
until recently a resident of Susque
hanna, died at Ftanklln, N. Y., on Sat
urday morning, after a brief Illness.
The funeral took place this afternoon
from thu Susquehanna Presbyterian
church, Rev. John MarMand, of Frank
lln, officiating, assisted by Rev. H. E,
Rlelly, pattor of the Piesbytetlun
church of this place.
Heniy Wrlghter, of I.estershire, is
III with grip, at the homo of Mis. Mag
gie I'allman, In this place.
Tho Erie Is pm chasing a large num
ber of steel, fifty-ton coal cars.
In Carbondale, last evening, Miss
Mary Doran, of Susquehanna, sang
several selections at tho Columbia
Hose company's fair.
Miss BHsk and McGlveny, of Blng
hamton, will hold their dancing bchool
and hop ot tho Ktarrucca House on
Thursday evening.
The Erie oruclals' car went over the
Jefferson division this morning.
Tho Dorcas society of tha Presby
terian church will hold a "sock nodal"
In the church parlor on Friday morn
ing. Tho board of trade will hold its ban
quet at the Starucca Hous on Thurs
day evening, February SI,
Mrs. Stella Smith, of Newburg, Is the
guest of her brother, B. L. Wlnuns.
S. L. John Is at Harrlsburg nttendlng,
as a delegate from Susquehanna camp,
No. 6197, the state camp of Modern
Woodmen of Amcrlcu.
'Mn. M. L. Miller entertained a
pedro party of ladles this afternoon.
Albert Fnlkenbury entertained a
pedru club nt his homo on Washington
street this evening.
Some of the Lanesboro water mains
are frozen.
Dr. Hagen has been called lo Ooulds
bnro by the serious Illness of his fsther.
MONTROSE.
Speilal lo tlie Scranton Tribune.
Montrose, Fob. 13. Mi. Leroy it.
Grlllls Is visiting friends In Deposit
and nt Blnghamton.
A thoroughly delightful enteitaln
tnent was that given ut the Methodist
church on Monday evening by Mlso
Julia Cruser, in recitation, assisted by
our best musical talent. Miss Cruser
rendered her selections In a very tak
ing manner, and she evinced a depth
of feeling and dramutlu powor which
made her eft'orts irresistible and car
tied her audience by storm. The vo
cal solos by Miss Chamberlain, Mrs.
Wllmot and Mr. Barney; the piano
solo by Miss Benedict, :nnd thu selec
tlonit of a male quartette romposod
ot Messrs. Barney, Munger, Tltswortli
and Brewster, and a ladles' 'lulntette
composed of Misses Benedict, Palmer,
Tltsworth, Jeffers and Lake were each
of them of a high order and tleh In
melody. Miss Ella Oakley admirably
filled tho uvnctlng position of accom
panist, nnd Prof. Charles Cohar ren
deicd mandolin nnd banjo rolos with
line effect. A pleasing fealuie of tha
programme was the several fine relet-,
tlon on a phonograph. The net pro
Klods of the evening amounted to
about $33.
Tho annual meeting of the Mont
rose Fire Depaitment will take plac
In the parlors of Rescue Hook and
Ladder company. No. 1, on Frldav
evening.
William Beck Is In Philadelphia on
business.
Postmaster S. H Wrlrrht Is In llin
ilsburg. J. M. MIc tiler, of I'lilliidelphln, an
old (omuide of M. Dennis, hi.
has been visiting Mr. 1), mils at his
home in this plae The gentlemen
had not met betoie since they weie
niiist'-reil out of service at the clow
of tho Rebellion.
Mrs. Nelson S. BIssell Is one of tlie
latest gilp victims. She wis threat
ened with pneumonia, but Is now eon
Vilcsecnt. liralnard II. Warner. ' Washington,
I). C. son of Mis. Julia Wat net', of
this place, has been appointed giund
maisbal of tho civic division of the In
HUguial paiade on March 4. Mr. War
ner filled the yarn" p("dtlnn four yenc
ago.
The mental condition of Fredetlek
Dayton, an old trenllei'i.iu leslding in
Finest Lake township, is being In
quired into this week befoie dminils.
sloner F. Q. Lott and a jitty. The pro-
codings were Instituted by CI.ul:
Davton. :i son ol" Fivdei lek llnvton
but I ho other children of the old gent-
leman file contesting tlie nroeeedings.
and dedaie that their father In not of
unsound mind. Muny witnesses havo
been In attendance nil the week, ml
the healing has not ,et b"en eon
rh'deil. The concluding lecture f the eoutv
bv Ilev. Dr. Jnines W. I'liln.-in li.is
been postponed fiom tonight until
Filil.iV evening, when it will no deliv
ered In Village hall.
fhuuntey M. Hawiey has Ixen vis
iting relatives In Soinnton this week.
The snow which fell list night, with,
the wind blowing n continii'il sub',
dill ted badly. Many nf the count .
loads aie Impassible, mid are liable
to remain !'o for several days. The only
tldiim leivitcd liom the 'Nanny
Guage" todav was a telegiani that th
train was "stuck' near Lynn, hav
ing been nbl. to get but that far from
Tunklnnnoel: on the up trip. It may
gel through by tomorrow night, but
this is rousldeied doubtful. At this
hour the afternoon train on the Lack
awanna and Monldose load ha not
i cached Montiose.
HALLSTEAD.
Special ti the Siiaitton Tilbune.
Ilnll.stciul. Feb. 13. At th l.at an
nual inrotlliPT of llullnrd'ii Intnl. tlie
following ottlrcrs' were olretcil for the
coining year: Pivslilent, P. II. Allen:
vlce-pronlilcnt, GeorRP Corwln; beronil
vleo-prMldrnt, John Snow; secretary,
W. T. Allen; tu-ahtner. N. J. li.inltcr:
le.xiler, II. O. Tittll.iul. All aro (list
class men and will undoubtedly de
velop the band Into a llrFt-eluss musi
cal organization.
.1. H. Van Loon Ik thl week the
Kiiest of IiIh son, Warren, In Washing
ton, D. C.
aVrthur Master.", of ntnglinmton, was
recently entertained by U. W. Waul
and O. W. Capwell.
Vicinity water pipes ate Ice-bound.
Percy Karnes, of Van ntten, JC, T.,
was vl.xltln? Ilallntend frlendu Satur
day. K. I.. Weeks, of nint;lianiton, pur
chased neatly nil of the kcuh hoUI nt
the Teed sale, Saturday.
Charles AIney, Will Harrington and
Sheriff Maxcy wcro In town on Fil
day. Mr. and Mrs. Clock and daughter, ot
ninghaniton, were vI.Mltltu lu town on
Filday.
Kdl tor and Mrs. S. P. More uie nt
Washington this week, getting the
news from the national capital In lie
luilf of the Plain-Dealer.
Leon Sloat, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Al.
Bloat, of this place. Is dnngeiouHly 111
with pneumonia.
Great llend has been snowed in slnco
the blizzard. One of the natives man
nged to dig out during 'the thaw. He
reports that there have been no casu
alties, and that the town expects to
boom and grow during the coming
year.
B. B. llendilck was engaged In Mont
rose on business, Saturday.
A number of young' people sleighed
to New Mllford, Saturday night, to
bear Byron King.
Mrs. Hatch during the past year lins
raised U toward tho building fund of
the Presbyterian church.
Grant Decker and Harold Hayes
weTO ushers nt tho wedding of Her
bert Evans to MIhh Margaret Phillips,
at Scranton, Tuesday. Mr. Evans Is
tho cfllclent assistant electrician In the
plant here. Mrs. Evans Is one of
Scranton's finest young women. After
a brief bridal tour, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Evans will make Hallstead their home.
A new bookcase, which will contain
shelf room for many volumes, Is being
erected In tho Young Men' Christian
association by W. M. Knoeller.
Cold Oure for Buy People,
Many people neglect a cold because
they say tifey have no time to attend
to It. Krattse'B Cold Cure Is a remedy
which can be taken without danger
while performing your dally duties,
and will relieve the most. Aggravated
cases In ll hoius, Price sr.c. Sold by
Matthews Bros.
SPECIAL DISEASES
I Do Not Treat All Dis
eases, but Cure
All I Treat.
II Jim uic auAtring fiom liny dUta-a or co.ldb
lion penillar to men, cr If jcu buo been dis
appointed In not Mtllnjr a timnnrent euro, I
ant jou to tunic ami luu n mcM chat vdtli
n.e. I will explain In juu MY SYSTIlM 01'
TtlBATMCXT, tdilill I liavn rrlKlimt,rl mul de-
eloped utter my whole llfo'j evpulciico in trjil.
liif iecll dloi. if men. ,.ic no lull?,
reclfled, free sample'), libit treatments or elertio-medle-d
M.mMnatlont ur imllui dolu-i tvMtli
d uot nnd amiot cure illeui peeullir lo men.
My rduculin, inj expeilei.ee, my loiwdince, try
npiitutlon rondeinii all mrli iputkerj. H jou
v ill p.y mo a tUlt I Mil gc un fltl'.i; Ol'
OIAIUli: a Hioio'IkIi iiemnal ejnilnatl"Ti jik!
jii lioriKl rplnlon of jour tae. If jou aiu lie
inrohle I will tell .ou so, jud lubiie jimi m
that .vnu,lll not be himbiuncd by iiiiMiupuluiM
puilltionen who -Mini to cine nil If a .r
eomininB jou I find jou niuble, 1 will liwitn
Ji.ii ut ii peinniieiit ure hinniuili ji t rfiif
Jim a ulltin jjinunlic to reliind Sen neiv
iil;t jou l.-.e p.ild me in ia-e I fall in F;ln
a cuie 1 inale NO I'llAKtiU i'Olt MI.DIf r.i j
n thei r.re attt.i)n Im ludid In tin- imtiniMl
lee uvliiil, and nti l.non In t Tir- unt btfn I
.ui, rian hiiji .luiir Ulini'' llitiinieut l-i Tolll(r
to civ-t, mill I will nn1,c i,n fuNe piumts m In
the lime lui the mKo of Bitllm.' JOU ,n a pilin't,
n 1 pimnli only what I ian ilu, mid dn av
1 IORll(
VARICOCiHLI-
I. ah iiilaiyiMiiKtit of i'io xcrulal ili,t and In Mie
iolll ,lil- IHo I htmcll ft ttMllU. at.it ll .1
'Million lint will In time ulilinilely li id In u
icmiliie In, ol all in.ii .mil icnlii j.t .,
li mill- wink. I nun 11 vlllnmt the ne of .1
lnilc. ttalii for till- due I- ll.it t in tin-
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J Hutu. A )itlinl lh.it hue heii Ii,mIi.
' -Ihilalivta In llil. iliv and wh) Talk I to
V I'.etn, .111.1 who Will- pcltll'ltlllllll lltnil III'
SPECIPIC BLOOD P0I50NINC1.
i thi tuit louthui" ul dl li-eie ind it in
be lirtedltatv 'r auUiii"l. 'Hie tu-t am I in
helm- an ulur iIkh pun hi Imiie ul. 1 it i o'
Dr. Mackenzie's Medical and S
1 Rooms 208 - 209
KINGLSEY.
iimial u. I lie s, ..n,ii,t, 'lillnuip.
1 KlusHluy. I'Vb. 1.:. Dr. I). A. Cipw.-ll.
nt Seliilituil. railed on ii'liillvtM hw
Wednesday.
li. K. ritantoii, .if r.icturyvUly, was a
blislncfss en I lor In town rtaiiinlay.
II. .. Tllfnny, of Tlnntiy. liinile ii
Mhnri i all on tri'-mlK in town lrerntly.
Mrsi. j,, v, .mou., of ...v Mllfmii,
Npeiit lat we"k with her son. I- E.
Mome.
MIhh Iliiuift Ad.tms ittunnd Wed-n-hil.iy
fiom a week's Miiy at the homo
of Hon. and Mis. (S. B. Tiffany, ot Cllt
son. Miss IMItli MJLCouuell Isiteil lu-r
.-Hint. Mrs. 1.17le TJffnny. Hatuid.iy.
I She letunied to Wilkes-Baiif Sumliiy.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Estnbiook weio
mi"sts lit Fled Mooir-'s Thursilty of
last week.
P. .1. Sherwood, who lias been eu-g.iK.-d
In Monti oso on a law suit tin
past wnk, called oil lulali.Ob hi llils
place pievlous lo letuinlng to his homo
at Wilkes. Harri', Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Tanner and daugh
ter, Ft ankle, last week spent a fe.v
days with fi lends at Biughnmtou
Mr. and Mrs. F. Meirlll. of Plmnik.
('. Giopii and Miss Daisy N'utt were
eutertaln?d Sunday at the homo of
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ooss.
W. X. Whitney on Wednesday ie
eelved from his brother, W. B. Whit
ney, of Sherman, X Y., two pike
caught In I.nke fliautauinia, weighing
respectively eleven and thiee-iiuart'er
and seven and thre-ipm ter pound
IMMUNE TO SNAKE POISON.
A Dog' Who Hunts autl Fights
B,attlers With Impunity.
I'lciu lliu Cincinnati Ktiqulru
Dog fanciers and thoM) who have
lived In the country with a dog for
their friend know that manyvof tho
canines of pure or mixed bleed have u
native antipathy to reptiles and will
attack a snake at every opportunity.
Other dogs uie mortally afraid of
snakes and will flee from them In tur
ior. Few persons, however, know that
a dog can be Immune against the poi
son ot a snake.
That this is true is the obsetvntloi.
of Mr. John W. M. Kiger, secietary of
the local boatd of health, who spent
some time last summer lu AVoppoeo
ma, W. Va. At that place ho fell In
with a dog a bmall, common cur, with
long Bhaggy hair. The dog is a boin
fighter, obstinate nnd pugnacious. Ho
has been bitten so often by copper
heads und rattlesnakes that he Is Im
mune from their poison, which Is dead
ly to many dogs.
This particular dog Is the friend of
sportsmen who visit the locality, and
he gayly Joins them on their excur
sions. Ilia method of fighting a snake
Is simple. The sight, smell or rattle of
a snake puts him on the aggressive.
His sharp, bright eyes follow tho ep
tlle's movements nnd ho circles nimbly
around for a chance to nab his prey.
When ho sees nn opening thero Is a
sudden spring, a quirk snapping of hts
sharp teeth In tho back or near the
back of the head, and a sharp, stiong
Jetk lifts the snake from the ground
and prevents Its stilklng. Soon tho
battle Is over nnd the snako is dead,
A short yelp of triumph announces
the victory, and the dog Is off for an
other battle If It should come his way.
Occasionally thu dog miscalculates his
leap upon the snake and It eludes him,
Then before he can get away he is
bitten. A yelp of puln escapes him
when struck by the rattler, but he does
not give up until the snako is dead.
Few escape him. After tho battle he
licks his wound nnd no 111 effect re
suits from It.
inrntrr r i. illlTfflTiTiHiTlnriiilTfr 1 itli l I
.!,. m mz, mBmwmuBBr m.i- v
Nothing but Curable
itmi'lli and tlilr.it. inllim ml el li.m and
an (luptloii of the I'd' .ud hodt I i .1 l
tiot whn Im healed jmi nnr how nail,
hue idUd In iittiiu" jou. I nil ei.re xnu t.y
inj MMi:M Ol' IIH,TUIAT jul a wire
a ,Vnii ill riuic m nij elfice, il.iribv lie
uili juu whin 1 mul juui b'iiie and tu
ii". are lint ileli 1111.
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And ni'i-.liuK 11 t ., lh m,i liie fi 11
" 1 and 111. 1 1 ul t 1 tin 'tip:, t In 1 1
all iii'm- t pjml I'm in in In lo "i il.ij.
CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE.
PERMANENTLY LOCATED.
- 210 Pau'i BuLding 426-428
THE MARKETS.
Wall ftieet Beview.
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n.' .1 f.unll- Wall -livi't pii. n . fu- ..it tint
ill- ,ln' inivs Jlil nut litlni. am autiu iuii'iiii-iii
nf 11 tii'W Hf..ititit it tiiiitriatiou lit iujisiils I it
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Hunt fitturi-s ti. tin- vii it fiii.u.ilil rrijnt. t.liiili
luiii' icitntli ilalnl 1I10 in ul itl. ikoil.l
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u tin' inlli I tint ,111 1 n 1. .ImI ,Mlinl hi 11.11
tinii luil li'itt juilv li iu.ui.,tii: 1 hi'll. ' 'ihlili
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tin totlle of Uk' lemit iNtt.lut llllil lilllkit.
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IVoiili-'s (law
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Notltiini IMilflv ...
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Out. A- Witlirn .
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South. It-., I'r. ...
Toritt. Coil A- Iron
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Scranton Boartl of Trade Exchange
Quotations All (luotatlons Based
on Par of 100.
STOCKS. P.nl. U.1.
I'lrtt Natlotal Dan!; uoo
Scranton KiiIpsi Dank ,. :;.-,.i
Third National Hank 4 hi
Dime Di-pcwlt anil lUicount Dank,. 2u
y.ionomy I.tcht, II, i, P. Co 4.,
Lack. Tru.t t'aie Dpoilt Co.-..., imi
Clirk & bnour Co., Pr ;)
Ecractou Iron I'ltiio k ills. Co tv)
Sainton Alia Worki p.,
Uckawanna Dairy Co., Pr ;M
County tavtnn Hank k Tiittt Co,. !,oi ,,,
I'lrat Katlonil Tank (Carton JI) stM
Standard llrlllinr Cu u
,
Cases Will lie Accepted
ULCERS
uhuf talni. uin.n my ijrtnn ,.f iirtinHnt
PROSTATIC
liiu'.i-i' U u'uill.v met Willi In nun jiU.uk .'.I
In im-, nnd It .1 (imdlllcn that Imnkiii one
fu thu 1'iilaiue 1 1' lluii life. Hv my eyi
tun id 1 1 o.il 1111 nt you 110 lelhied at nnuu.
If Jul! eiit Aiii'iiliu; fiim any null trouble,
huller no buipet 1'iitni' atid let me ulie jou
Ihe I111.11. aul ail'iHn f peup'e tint 1
hiM- tunil ind thu "111 willltisl till J on
nl 1 le lutafiu u.'il id nuin im tii'.itiiietii
SprncStraet, Scr
Scranton, Pa.
Trailn. National Bank Ill
hirjlilou II. 'Il 11 ml .Nut Ci 101
nONDS.
-ciant n l'a'..iiK'f Itailiva.i, Tuit
M..I ti'.iL. , line I9J0 11
1'iolili'n Ntcrt Hallway, Hrtt lnort-
,ji line 1"13 Ul
I'l-cpliN Micit Itallna), Omeral
niuiti;ai.r, tin ll'Jl llj
It.ikton .Mr.nnfacturliis Co '.. ...
Latlta. Tonnli!;) Hliool 3 F-r cent. . .
fit of Siat.tgn St. hup. 0 por
cent
-iiaiiton 'li.iiuon pii unt. . . 1!1
100
1W
1W
Sctftuton Wholesale Market.
ll.ll.illJ I. II. (I, llilc .7 l.iu liJUaniiii An j
llullir CuaitiT, SitSJiJc ; ila'ti, lrt.'iK.
llun;'-lull iicaui, 12ul.1i'.
rUi-WVitiTii luli, Jl'.i.'i-. ; niailiy .utc,
M's-ti.
Hi "w IVi In. iliolrc nnnnv, H"i1,;mi,
Pi a JJcu.i IVr Int.. "J.llni.JU.
Mio'lum 11011111 l'i r liu.. M. I0il.ll.
I. Iltll l'i 11 I'.r Int., '1. t'MI. 41
unli ii I'u Im . vltt.lt)
I'l.ttr It-Hi t'jto'it. 1 vj
Philadelphia Qraiu and Produce.
I'lillaiklplila. T.lj. U Mital- He. liu,u. 1 ,
uiiui.li l irl.i.l... I ill. 77l77'.'i'. ( iilli I'lilll. ',11.,
Ii.;lui; o. s inkcl, r.li.. lltll'Sc. itt
linn- o, ' iililii. ilippiil, i-'ij. . flitter-
l'lllll. Illll.l Ml'tl'lll lll'.lllHtl JI'i': ilo. 10.
prints, "ii-. j ilo, trirlii pilni", 21c. Kgu"'
ijtilet, hut steady; tick 11 nliv wisicrn anil
sculliivitim, 21c; ilo. oiiiiiiin, lCc. Clitiso
Qulit. Itciliicil i.tiaarii I nihanmil. tulUn
1 Un'. loner; mlilillin tiphn.la, ' Hide. Til
low Dull mil lower; city piltn" In lilnl-i , 4',i.
tli'UM, 5ki',; eutinliv inline, litil-. 1ViX-.;
c ll.c, ,1i.1',o. Lite poullij IJuii'l lull Mt'aily;
fjwln. I'i.aioijc : I'M ;ojlua n ; lilitiin,
fi'.ialne.: ilucl.i, IJilfr.j jiee. icil). , tur
leja. UalOe. l)ie:sul poitltl I Inn, oucl ilr.
in.mil; fol. thrice, UMldVai . f ilo, fill- to
bui"I, Di'Hji.! olil roivueii, '.' a7f. ; ncuil.v
ilikknia. IfUli;.: westittl ilo., Iili12c,; till
1-ein, iifarlu- diolif to fatuy, HrlV, ; vt Tn
.lo., TOalSi . ; din !,, ucailo, 12j1Ii.; .stern,
Hal"...
Iliifipt Klour, ,( li.ureN, ami ,I10,I10
pounil In nacltJ; ulieat, U.OiVi lutsliilt; loin,
117 000 I'ttlfU; oat, 11,001. Sblpmeult -Wh ut,
17.OU0 l.uiliil.; .am, iliS.fViil ImJid , i.k,
7.
Uew Yolk Oiam nnd Pioduce.
Xi.v Yfrk, I'll). 13. Kluui 1'uii.ii mul .1 tilllt.
Iiiiru aililo 011 the lle ill iili'Mt. Whc-.t
Spot film; No. '2 it.1, ilo. f. ". Ii. i.llial, i.ml
7".r', I'li'tatoi ; K11, 1 1101 1 Tit it. Piilulli, 7'c. t
0. li afl.jit. OjitloiiH opi'iiiil kIi.uIi Mlihli latnil
ttltli li I'MpptlotH all ilaV. Ifwnl kIioijj at
eni'. let tflvanio Maieh eloped 7'.t7J''t f.
-0114c. ; luh. Mk- Cinii Bit llitn; Vn. J,
4tKl' fill itol, .llnl ti'je. f. 11. Ii. .iil.iil. Option
null el w.11 muni aiul iiioie ii'ili-e i.il ila ;
iltift'il niton? Hl'i Ual'ir. nir liiarlir.; Iittili
rlav.i 4i'.; May, ..., .Inly, l-"f. flits
pnt dull; No. S. Mi..i ; No. ". .".fli.. ; No. S
white. i.'Ci... 11.11k lute. .'laM't,!.; Vu. U
hlti', .Mii-I'le,; trael: mhed e..terti, .Oulli.e.
(Illiun .low lull tln"ly held In amipatlii null
rent. lluttir I'lnn; lu-h ireauniy, lCaJ2,-
fnliii. Mall1'!'.; .lure fininuv, HaCO..'.; inil
lutlon iteiiiii'iy. llil7Ci'.; ftalu ihlte fieOi,
17a'.'0e. Clu'rhrriiiii; nmy latRe. fill iiiiilf,
Miiltlac: fim 1 aimll. tall iii.'i!", llvial.''.
I'l-1 iiM'ttlul; Mite llul I, r.na , ut imrU,
iiuM o . '-1. 111, l'yltillvi ; nutl mi, 1
ll'i'c
Chicago Gialn autl Pioduce.
I hitJK'u, Till. IJ.-Cutfilui; lu .IhhU aiul
thu piuiily ol nlU'ilii.M r.ult(.il lu nn adiauiii
in Limit tn.li. May rlo'iut; c. hlalnr. 1 inn
ihwil isi. Iutr; nJl". unthaiuul, nml iim
ilsk.ns tu.cl an.'iit 10 -V.-i. up. ta-h iuutatiui,
vipii' aa olluiia:
rinur Dull; Nn. 1 fpiliie nhi'al, iiljiIS1.".;
N'u 2 1 oil, 7ti-.l7t.'3i'.., Nn. '.' nun, uMli.i N".
- J.lloil, i.!4l'. 1 Nil. J waU. -j'j.liial., N'u.
J Vim.', :!T$i ii-'!.! Nn. :i vililie, tl7aJi'i.;
.No. i i.ir, 1I1.; luiliiu I'uODi'.; No, I Ila.,
lfi.tili Nu. 1 inutliwii, aii.1i.11 iiiuuthy. l.V:
polk, 'JIJHlall; Unl. .' U't.aT.IJl rlll, h".
;."U! tiliuiilil'i.. ..'ttii'i.1'. . -l.li-. h7iii7.4U;
iihl-kir, l."7. -utat--t.il It'll, mi.'.ii; uranu
lat-il. vs;'...
fJlile,itv I.tv Stock iMniliet.
I iilla.J. rtli. l.'t Jllli Uui'lpl., St.UHl;
ilithi' l.Ht. tui.t.i . ntliiia. "ial.li". I....t,
liiilctKli' .tiiUi -ui'i'. ,'ouil tu p.lui' .ti i,
t.1.iu; i.(i.l..i. uti'l fiiiU'ia, ',7.a4; .xnit. W rain
1.11; luiiii.. K.'.iaial.Vl. u;nu (. M.KiiiwU.
hull., -i.foi.l; 1 ill
(J.1 11.71; Ilia- V
ll"l, t-.-...0ui: l'.ia
1111111. '-....a. .....
II..K- -Iliifipt., luiiii, I1,i'i, ti.iiunfua. mU,
l); lailnilti'il li-ft mil, II.Km: i..n.-l ul .1
pa. .iu; l"p. .." I a . ml nl .111. 1 I.il
Vua 1. 1-!'-,: yfi'il tu ihul.i huivt. t-.plil.i,
ni'iili hen, hi, .".ail. '; llhi. 'i").Iju.; ."--ji
hi'll r uli , f 1. "'v.i1...i'b.
MlCllti..l.ts Wall V.llHp, all'llitl, u.iiw;
lati'li.. i'aU tu 11V'. Imici'ifiii' I11.lt) I iftiwil t.'
ihilic i'ihia. ill.tl'iHii' lull- ( ihum IliNi' I,
M..K11I; ucrieiu cIhiI', ..l")il.l.1. IV'. ,i a.U. .
y;',raua,u); luilitc lamli-, .,'J.'m.1.1!i; i ! b
I iml... -.Villi.. " ' '
lM
;
OF MEN
A Prompt, Permanent and
Sure Cure In AH
Cases Accepted.
BLADDIiR AND KIDNEY
Troublm ru aluajM tu-tl If IidUmnutltai -tendlme
from tha turroundlne cirtr. th mo-
Ioiim of uhlch ion ran Appreditn brtu.r than t
mil urainiir. II J on Hate any or Chris oonal.
tlein i all im tun and let me explain to yon my
tii'thod. i.t illapoelni: vt thnn. f Vara ettectud
uirei In tioiinmla M enn, and a eur U
juu.
RIIBUAIATISri
AiuIh and Cluuiili, In all iU fomni, enlanrel and
atlllined loiuli. Inu-tular rheumalidn. lnmbaco.
c:t lea. by mv T.lcm of treatment, at owe aod
In a lery Miort tlnw. are permanently cured.
STRICTURE
fa a i-inilcl or pal Hal rlnwirr of the urul.
I o.iro nut wli'i lu treatid jou and filltd. t
will n.ie jmi Jtml i mw M j-ou wtll come tu
tie for ir.'iitmmt. I will not do It by OUTTIN'O
or illlallni;, n my tieatment l paltihw and all
(MnietloM lire peiinaiicutl.v remmid from the
ul.ul
ALL URETHRAL
Aid uutiatinal itl(haix" 'liTl1"' In .1 te. 5 di.Ti,
HYDROCELE
o- aii, rIiif, (cmJTiir-H ne imiKiimfnu nj
th iiarr riMnnil lo their iirnu1 m nt orif
in POTENCY.
I. ciiwfil by i"ieri of eatlv ir UK life. I
mie tiot how lunif jint hate been hi, nor how
old you are. a. mj1 Kjhtmi of treatment la ep.
( Isllj adipled foi mcli rain ... intra, and a
pentt tnent tuti- awaits J'ou
WRITE
If jmi i itiiuit all. AH lorre-pmuleiKe a U la I.t
innfidiiitlal, and all tepliee hetit In a pltin envc
lopeii. lniluD Ue. ttntnp In Insure rcplj
IlllUc bnue, !l a. lit. K 3 p nt ind 6 ti p
lit
"umlni. In a 111 in 4 p 111.
ursicai Offices
Take Elevator.
FINANCIAL.
BOND OFFERINGS
Brooklyn Edison 1st Mtg. 4s,
Chic, Burl. & Qulncy 3 l-2s,
Cleve & Marietta 1st 4 l-2s,
Evans. & Texro Haute Con. Os,
Minn. Gen'l Elect. 1st Con. 5s,
Minn. & St. L. Con. 5s,
Norf. & West. Imp & Ext. Oa,
Rio Qrnndo West. 1st 4s,
Teimlnnl It. It. of St. L. Con. Ss,
United Kys. Co. of St. L. 1st 4s,
l:crlpthi Circular un Application.
Spencer Trask Si Co.
27-29 Pine Street,
05 State St., Albany. NeW YOfk.
"A Glimpse at Wall Street and
Mr Marteie" mtiik titi.i! iif
lib nlrtlhBlS OI'H AMY HOOK t
U U fcomiitlilui; rail'rallt dilfaranf. from other
publications. Very laluutilt, hqiI tnlareatiac to
tliotiailori AUi u..ir'.tt raport CCIIT CDEC
nail luoalulr lluctua'.lon flirttt OKU I rllCC
hmb Berry & Go.1
MrniriirgsoLipiiruMiHK rJitii viot
it unit in tntinntv.lv. .t:tv lurtK.
KSTAHMXHKU 1M15.
Stocks, Bohds, Grain, Cotton.
. . 1 ii'm, p.fortlnr In t'l-liU-TQitf fitlf-it,.
r 1. a'l r - f I lijnij. .inlgUlnu litirti nf
lit t 1 I. 1 (4i well o 1 'uali-lufim tiittnkC.
I..iaivl,ktin l.lir. Itnarlf Margla.
I .rr-ptpi,tsri- lntiJ.
New Yoil: Live Stock.
Nut lull.. IVli. li. Ilr. ic-i .""tfriD, tutu an.l
hlkliit'. hulN. atcnil.i ; t liln 1 oh-.. 11aU; otru
ft, bt.a.ly lu ftrntiR; ntntv, cuul JO; toiV
llh, -J1..1U; lilllla, -S ill i"i. M.'nJU m). fcalll'
veali. lii tali- uqui-st; m.iN, l.70aS."7'i; cholct
ilo, S.; lltlht i ul kc-i, M1I..V1; liini.ianl atou.
J.?1iS.7l! Mrlln', M; wcrirn, ?i.7.l.
lioml h'tccp. ttnn; otlici. etc uly; limh. hlsh
cr; slui'p, li.2'.al.7a; ilmiiv .In . f I.OOt." ; latilw.
tjf Jr.0 SJ.
Ilocr riiTii, ar .1.7iU1.''J; choicr: littltl ilitt
ho, l. '
East Liberty Stock Matket.
l.i-,1 I.lhcrl, I'ob. H.-Catt!.-Stcarl.v; exira,
i&-lj.1.-t; piimi'. f-JCuil.lO; innimon. f3al.7V
Hoc-. "-Ion; Iml, uii-illutiK, 1..iaj.70; ht
OlUrr, -tl.r-flil.r.1; hm-y hogt, ff3.5.1a3.); pU
l.lrtij.M; ioti.'i, Yl it.Jj.
Miu-i Mt'ail ; 1I10I10 Milhiia, $I.B0l.7-,
u'tinnon. Wa.l; iliulte lanili-, if1.7iHl.S3; com
II.UU to ".uil. llaLu); t'Jl i.ilic, t?7i7.50.
Baftalo Live Stock Market.
l.a-,1 llufl.ilii, l'lli. M.-ltciclpts Tattle. 47
1.11-1; Mu'cp ami luiiii". 'il i'.-i--i; hoar, IS tai
bhlpinoiiti-l'Jtll.. ! tin; mccp ami l.-inb-.
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