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    THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 190T.
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
MONTROSE.
peiil lo the Sainton Tribune.
Montro'e, Murili 13. A voting pco
ple'H xlnpltiK noclcty lias Just been oc
gatilzcil In this place.
Our first summer vlsltots, the robin
nd blue blidH. aril vim! In Mont roue
t v the- smson tliM wool;.
MIjr Atin.i llimil cniiM-lulivd u num
ber of lier frlcmlH nt 11 wry chmmlim
'nil puny" yo.slcrdiiy nft.'inoon ut
Iv.-r home mi M muincnt Square, Kucli
doll iccclvrd ii present.
Hoi n. m br. and Mrs. It. V. Cmiiiii?.
on 'I M.t-Mliiy. Murch 14. a ilullKhler.
Mi. ninl Mm, l,evvln U. tfproiil on.
tPi'tnlncd ii niiiiiht'i' of their friends nt
a patty Riven n their ieslileiui. on
Chestnut street Tuesday uveulii",.
The remains of Mrs. .tulU Mill O.ml.
ivr. who died nt 1'lnry Woods. .Vorth
Carolina, on Tuesday, reni'lutl Mont
lone tills morning nnd the fuurial wan
larsrly .mended fiom hei pur- lioiiir
on South Main street this ufleriiiinii at
4 o'clo'l;. Hcv. A. 1. i:iituii. . n
pir.ilor of the I'le.ibyterliin ihiiieh, otll-
Uteri.
The Immediate nrffunlrutlon ul a lu
ihI bae ball team I tHns nltiitcd.
It Is bellexed that tin unusual nutount
of the vory best talent will -be avail
nhl tlil.t season, nnd that a nine ran
b" orRHtilvrd licre that will have little
tiouble In si-uopliiB anytbliiK In the
Northern tier. The boys will be ready
fi-"business liefm-p many weeks hnto
elaps d and In' the meantime all rli.il
lenses will be placed on file.
Pinfe.--sor I J. (.'. I'.iicU. ii sIiikIiic:
evangelist, of Metiileboin. I'.i.. will.
coiiiuiPiirlPK Sunday mornliiK. assist
rte, 1J. H. Jlcnedlet 111 the lellval
meotlnRs now In propri ?s? at the M. !;.
ibtiri'b.
Hon. I . i'. Tltuian lias purchased the
W. II. Ruyd hoiiiostead. corner of
I'lmrili .mil Hani; streets. Considera
tion, Jsi.TC'J.
Chin c It. Smith, a widely Known
ih'UI'.iikc iiinn. foinierlj of ibis pliic.
but recently of New York, hn been
eppnlnt" 1 district iniinaRer of the New
Tnaland Mutual Life Insurance com
pany, of Hostdii. Mass., for the coun
ties of l.uzeiue, Wyoming. Sus(iiehan
na and Hradford, with headquarters at
ii lilies-Hat re.
i:-State Senator James Ttooney. of
l.accyvllle, was a visitor lu town this
week.
Fithenry Kordhnm. of Montros Is
seihiusly 111 of pneumonia nt the limue
of bis daughter, Mrs. II, M. Culc. In
PerHtitoii.
Miss llaltlo lilsley. of Hush, was
'allliiRon Montrose fi lends today.
Miss Addle Rogers Is visiting at tli"
lu me of her sister, Mrs. Artlun O.
Harris, at Montelalr, N. .1.
.ludge Hanlel Senile and v i.V
l'ftxe been visiting Philadelphia fiiuiiU
fo:- a few days.
lirooiiie county. N. v.. eredllois have
Instituted proceedings in Involuntary
bankruptcy against 1. Arthur Teed,
of Rlnglianitoii and llallstend. a Ml-ent-d
laiid"cap painter.
There was a short-lived eclteinert
on Public avenue todav, when a runa
way bore and a stieet llglit between
two youngsters weie rival attractions.
Tli- "sirap" was just becoming Inter,
elitig when a colt bitched to a sulky
.did with no d-lvei- anie tearing down
Lie avenue. As long as the colt
clearing sailing it bad no deterrent
effect upon the lislic encounter, but
w hen It dashed to the Mile of the street,
i"'n iiiioilici vehlile. Miiashlng a wheel,
It was too much even for the prlnel
ials In tin- tight, who at once ceased
-"parting to glw their individual at
tention lo the horse mix-up. I'.otli
0' ciirrenccs were over In a moment or
so of time, and then life on the avenue
iMiimrd Its wonted placidity nnd
etiarin
HONESPALE.
penal to Hi- s(rJnton rnliurr.
Iliini'MdnlP. March I.V-KIU.ibeth,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. (leorge Fin
lien, died of grip on Thursday, her
fifteenth blnliday. Funeral .Saturday
nt m a. m. at St. John's chu-c-h.
The (onmilsslonera mei ed $100.05
from tli old material taken fiom the
old covered bridge.
Whiter M, Fowler, of lie- flint of
TWIcr Hrothers, millers, foil from .
ladder on which lie was standing mil
dislocated his light ankle,
TUe Junior Christian F.ndenvo.- so.
i " ty will give an entertnlnuient In
H.-- Presbyterian chapel on FrUay
eenhiK of ue.t week entitled "Ilnji-o'.
My Thumb" and "The Mother (!oo,o
Ui III."
Hon. and Mis. K. H. Hardenbcrgh
ninl daughter. Miss C. Louisa, ate
topping at the Ibeniaible hotel, At
lantic City. '
A movement Is being made to unite
Pi one Freed mi lodge. No. SS. an I
Movvurd lodge. No. 70. Independent Or
der or Odd Fellows of llonesdaL-.
Work haa been suspended on the Iron
bridge at the foot of Second street
on Hi-count ,,f iiio Ice In the Lacka
wanna, which has paitly broken un,
bat has not moved our. All wood (rest
ling which had been placed lu the rlv
' to ue in the construction of the
new bridge has been removed. Work
v'lll probably pot be resumed until the
lee passes oul of the rlvm.
Freedom lodge of Odd Fellows have
fhown their Intuiest in home entr
pilse by puichaslnga Kingsbury piano
for their lodffe room from N. B, Spen
cer, of Ilonesdale. On Monday even
ing next nil Odd Fellows aie Invited
to the lodge room to enjoy a piano
It Takes a Remedy of Un
common Merit to Draw
the Unqualified Praise oi
a Successful Practicing
Physician.
Dr. J. W. Bites of Corfu. N Y states .
'A moil remarkable ease lias come under
my hands of late and has fully convinced
me of the wondeil power of Or. A, V.
Chase's Ncive Pills over diseases of the
ntrves,
"A oung lady who wai treated (or over
two vears tor epilepsy by two doctors was
C'ven up to die. I found that her sickness
not epilepsy, but netvous troubles, due
lo menstrual derangements, and prescrlbvd
four of Dr. Chafe's Nerve Pills 4 day, aftet
meals and at bed-time. Since that tune bhe
has not had a single bad spell. Her health
hs rapidly Improved, he has gained about
fifteen pounds In weight, and I do not hesj.
taps to state that Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve
Pills have saved her life and restored her to
health."
See that the portrait and signature of Dr,
A. W.Chase are on every box. Pi lee jocents
a box. -I boe for Si.fo, Manufactured
bv the I.-. A W. Cnase Medicine Co.
iuio. N V.
rofltal and mnukei. It Is also the
evening for the nomination of officers,
"A Dauahtei of Cuba," by Conry,
Mack and Hdwaids nnd company, pio
nounced by the pi ess to be one of the
b:st repertoire companies on the road,
a clean blight lotnedy, ntlho Hones
dale Opera lionise three nights, iom
incnclng Monday. Mnveli IS,
All the licence applications for the
county IniVM been ginnted by the eouit.
They consist of the following: Forty
four hof-ls. twenty-three rsMnurutit..
one breweiy, four wholesale and (he
bottlers. No remonstrances were tiled.
The remains of Mis. Amelia P.
SehiiPller m rived at noon today from
Pittstou. 'flic- funeral servkes were
held at the residence of Mrs. William
T. Lobb, mother of the deceased, on
W.vl Mieet. Itev. Mr. Johnston, of
Pittstou. and P.ev. James P. Waie.
lector of Urai- Episcopal cliuich. of
I which deceased wits a member, eon-
I dueled the ervb es Interment was
made In fiin iyb--ir.v lenietery Mrs,
I Sihuelier was In Ii -r tliltty-fourth ear
and was the wife of Otto L. Schueller.
She was bum and alwa.vs leslded In
llouesdale until about one .vein- ago,
i when he moved to Plttston. Deceased
was highly est'enied. She leave a
I husband, two children and n large cir
cle of relailves and sympathising
I frit nds
j PITTSTOM.
I i?iri'.il ii I In- vii,mlrn Irilmiin
I Pltttnton, Mauh l.V-TI-e Welsh li.tp
tlsl Young People's Fnion of Noitli
liastcrn Penusylviiiila held a i .illy in
, the Welsh Haptlsl church heio ibis
I afteinoon and evening, and large aii-ll-!
ences iiltcnded. Including thirty-four
I delegates. The following programme
vwiv lendeicd at the nftoriioon and
evening sei-Mous- At 2 p. in. Leader.
Willlnni Itobeits. Wllkes-Hairc: praise
service, tlfteen niiiiutcs: devotional ser
vice, HfUen inlnuli-s: paper, "Lookout
Committee Wink," Miss Susie Powell,
Taylor, solo. Miss Mary L. F.vans,
Plttston: addiess. "Iteward of Faith
fulness." Isaac Houghton. Howards
Vllle. solo, Walter Itee-e. Forty l'oi t ;
open congress, "Inteidenominational
Fnliey." leader. P.cv. It. H. Williams.
Panons: social gicetlngs. T.".n p. m
Leadei. President I). .1. Oavle.s. Hyde
Patk. Sci.mton, Pa.: pralu- f-ervlce,
llftcen niluutes: devotional sei v Ice, llf
tcen minutes; address, "Power of
Pia.ver." William Pile.t. Olyphant;
Mil", Uanlel Jones. Liu kiivvanna, Pa.,
paper, "Lost Sheep and Lost Coin,"
Shi. ill S. Jones. Wllkes-Hane; duel,
MIs.M-s Mary L. Hvaus and Lizzie Polly,
Plttston: addiess, "SoAlrg und Ibap
lliff." Itev. J. i:. Davles, Plymouth.
The follow lus Laekawamia county
delegates were present: Mir. William
Itobeits. William Huberts. Mis. I. K.
Jones, John T. Williams, Luther Lewis,
Mrs. J. M. Kd warns, William H.
Thomas, W. Hughes, Scranton: Susie
Powell. Taylor; Isaac (Jrlltlth, W. H.
Prlcsl, oiypimnl.
(irowleis, schooners and free Inn, lies
will cease to be an atti action to the
beer dilukei In the saloons of tills city
after today. Fnlonlsm has been the
taue In bringing about this slate of
affairs. The bartenders recently formed
an organization, and demanded an In
crease lu wages and several minor con
veniences. The demands were compiled
with by the hotel and saloonkeepers,
who lu tin n organized a Het.ill Liquor
Healers' association, which has shown
Its hand In the adoption of rules, the
substance of which Is as follows: The
regulation beer glass will be fouiteen
ounces; Ilipior glasses, thiee ounces;
growlers shall not be put under the
tap but must be placed on the bar and
filled with a regulation beei glass at
He cents each: no free lunches will
be given, pretzels excepted; no pres.
flits are to be given, nil advertising
prohibited In pi ogra mines, calendais.
etc., legitimate newspapers excepted;
all mixed drinks will be tlfteen cents:
bottled beer, ten cents per pint; the
pilce of th" bottle will be collected at
the time of the sale and refunded upon
return of the bottle, Fines ranging
fiom $ln to Xr.O will be imposed for the
violation of any of the rules,
A freight car and a coal cur lu a
mixed tioith-hoiind tialn on the Dela
ware, Laekawamia and Western rail
load .lumped the track at a frog Just
below the Luzerne avenue eiosslng,
West Plttston. about s.sn this morning.
The cars swung across the south-bouiifi
track and blocked tralllc two houis.
At last night's session of the select
council, ordinances v.eio introduced
and passed Hrst r.nd second readings,
piovldlng for the Increasing of the .sal
ary of the mayor from $600 per year
to SI.OOO. und Increasing that of the
street commissioner from VoQ per
mouth to $60.
IlumoM arc eunenl thai a n w brew
ery is to be built In this cltv. A New
York man of expeilence In the beer
making business has been In the city
for the past few weeks in connection
with th mutter. Local consumers me
thought to be behind the scheme, being
driven to this court by the action of
the bievvury trust In Inci casing prices.
The location talked of Is In the rear
of the St. James hotel, on North Main
sliest, with an abandoned mine tunnel
converted Into a vault. Water will be
secured from un urteslan well.
Kuthleen, aged two years, youngest
child of Mr. and Mrs. John TUiie, or
Oregon, wus taken suddenly III this
morning and died In a short time.
The funmil of Robert McMillan, the
youngest of th threo victims on the
Valley rond Wednesday took place this
afternoon fiom the home of bin parents
on Vine Htreet. The funeral of Hngl
neer Wilson Albert will take place,
tomorrow afternoon, with services in
the Methodist ICpIscopnl church and In
terment In Ilollenbaek cemetery.
Martin Lungarlus, a miner in the
Lallln mine, was slightly burned by
powder tlame from a premature blast
this morning.
Mr. Sllvvra Feirls, who 1ms been
sojourning in Sunbury lor the past six
months, bus again tuken up her ies.
donee heie.
Kdw-ard Joyce, of Chapel street, I 'p.
per PltlHton, wan committed to Jail by
Alderman O'Brien In default of tiwi
bull, having pleaded guilty to th
chaise of mealing chickens.
THOMPSON. -
hrrritl to ili ir,iului TiUni".
Thompson, Mnich 15, The g'od peo
ple of Thompson rue contributing ensh,
clothing nnd other useful things for
the family of Oeorg? .Mead, whoas
hotis? was burned last Sabbath, wit!)
all ItH content:-, nt Mead Pond.
If the one In Tuukhannoclc who telh
In i-stci day's Tilbune of the "Plan to
nedlstrlet Wyoming Conference" at IW
next nejslon. will look In the confer
ence minutes, he will learn that there
are six dlsttlcts In the conference now,
IntFcnd of five, n? he asserts.
Maple stisnr making Is In vogue with
our farmers who own groves of maplo
tiee,
i:. I'. Ctclutl started his saw mill to
dny. with George Oclatt, of nckfon n
sawyer,
Itev. T. J. Logon, of Wllkos-llarre,
was in town Tuesday, an ringing for
the ehnnge of grounds for their camp
meeting, which will be bell August
21 -US next.
Mis. M. W. Messenger left for Nor
wich, N Y this moinlng, railed theie
by the dentil of Mr. Messenger's sis
ter. Mis, Aylesworth. Mr. Messenger
Is in Suiiotiehnnna, arranging for t lu
bin lal there, which will occur tomor
low afternoon.
Ilt-v. It. I'. Lariabee Is one of th"
latest victims of the gilp ami Mrs. P.
Ii. Tower Is nlso suffering with It.
Mtr. S, D. Ilarnes, who was called lo
California In January by the death of
her father, lettirned Imu evening. She
bioitght her mother, who Is " years
old ami veiv decrepit, home with her.
The trip was a very trying one, but
vvh are happy to icport that she has
bieu -veil and comes home In her usual
luiilih, 'and receled a royal welcome
fiom Iter lamlly nnd friends.
John Layton, of Hiiinellsvllle. N. V..
Is vitlug his sou, P.uigei's H. c, Lay
ton. Mi. und Mis. C. 15. F.llfs left Thump
sot. i-ifct-rday morning. He for his
n vv place of business, llallstead. Sh-
will visit her sister. Mrs. John Leslie,
at SiiMuchitnuti for a few days, and
l hen go to her daughter's in Fact-uy-villi-
until they .secuie a 1ioiik- at Hall
iteiid. Iluyniond. oldest child of Mr. and
Mis. ,. T. Hrovvn, of Jnckson. dhd
,'istciday morning from gilp and Its
nipllcatlons. Fiineuil nt the .Metlio.
IM ibilicli, Ninth Jnckmn, Sabbath
luoi nlug.
HAWLEY.
Sfiml to Hie . r. Hi Inn Inti-Jir
Haw by, March 13. The Piesbyter
lan Young Peopled Society of Chtls
I In n 1'Jndeavor social at the paisouage
Wednesday evening, was well attended
the iccetpts amoiiutlug to neaily $12.
Mrs. II. A, Plum gave a party Tues
day evdilng to celebrate the twenty
tlfth nnlnveisary of Dr. II. A. Plum's
graduation fiom the Fnlvcislty of
Pennsylvania, at which a huge iniiii
her of the doctor' gentlemen frl"tids
Wcie pie.scnt to share In the celebra-
HllO riT Mm I, ,.,., .
..-.. ... ,.,- -. I-I'."- -'flll. ,ll piCM-IK
enjoyed Hie evening very much, as j
me (locior and .Mrs. Plum aic royal
f nli-rtiilneis
W. C Kiinpp was in Coeliton thU
week.
The fuiieijil of Hie hue M-s. Tavvley
was held at the. Pie.sbyterlan chuii-ii
mi Thursday morning. Mis. Cavvley
was a very old i.-ddenl of tills plae
Jus Daniel Koieher died at her
In me bi-ip Sunday night. The fune-al
was h'ld fiom St. Plilloniena's church
at in o'clock Tuesday morning. She
Is survived by a husband mid two
Miiiill chililien,
Mi. Hd. Shlpman. of NVw Yoik cltv,
enlli-d on his parents heic last we-k. '
Mr. .Milton Stralton was a visitor in
Scii.ntoii Tliui-Mlny.
Mrs. William Shfpnian. who fr, put.
Hug her hip out of Joint, Is now abb- to
sll up.
HOPBOTTQAI.
Ppnial 1 1 I hi- iMtit..n Inliur.r
Hopboltom, March I.I. Itoblns weie
heard fm the ut on Thtir.-d.n-, an
nouneing the return of spring.
Dr. Longsticct. of Scrannm. was
i-.illed on Thuisdaj to consult with Dr.
A. J. Taylor In the case of Mrs. Tay
lor, who Is critically ill.
Mrs, (j. w. Simpler wu? a visitor at
Iiiiighamtou Wednesday.
Today (Friday) liul'shcs t)c. hxth
month of school. Preparations for the
i losing exeiclses are alieady begun.
Chicken thieves made another uild
on Chailes Kelluin's chicken house one
night tills week, and made off with
eight choice W.vandolto hens, besides
a cock, for which Mr, Kelluni recently
paid $:i. This Is Hip second time within
a year that maraudeis have visited the
same place, and as the Intruders seem
to leave tracks leading to and fiom tin:
railroad, the lellcetlou seems to jiidnl
somewhere along that line.
The Ladles' Aid society of the Fnl
veisallst iliurcli will meet next Wed
ncMlay afternoon with Mis. .Martha
Hell.
Mrs. William Wilbur will move Into
town this Mining, occupying rooms In
Hie house with Mis. Iih Hell.
Nerves Like a riat-Iron.
A woman who sulfcred for three
veins fiom nervous piostwUiou says
two bottlis of Llehtj's Celery Nerve
Compound effected a complete cine.
She hnidlv knows todny whether she
lies nerves or not. as she never feels
them It Is coitalnly a wonderful rem
edy. Sold by Matthews J3ros
UNIONDALE.
Si" Ml die S ranlnii Triliune
Fnlondule, March 15. Shepherd Cir
pouter lost a valuable horse lately
tluougli paialysls.
The Mine Workeis of America en
joyed a spiead at the i-otel last Frl-
rl.,- ilrlit
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Mis. Hllas AVe3tgalo bus bought tbfl
buuso and the adjoining propeity for
merly owned bv Mrs. Lucy Ann
Thomas. Mrs. Westgnt-" ixpeets to oc
cupy the house eaily In prll.
Mi. McAvnr will soiiti occupy the
123,000
people are killed every year in this
country by CONSUMPTION. The
fault is theirs. No one need have
consumption. It is not hereditary.
It is brought on by neglect. You
have a slight cold and cough. You
do nothing to get rid of it.
Shiloh's
Consumption
Cure
will cure a cough or cold in one
night.
"Shlloh'i ii in un(iilini mre for roujlii,
lhtot tod tun; (rouble. It rutr con
luinption. It it a reniarkAblc remrdy."
A. K. SALTEtt, M. D Buflili, N. Y.
Slillnli'i Coutmnpllnii Turn In told Itr nil
ririiggliU nl S.'ic, Clio, Ml. on a liiullr. A
lirluteil niiHrnle rn with -Tr.v biilttt.
If ron ar nut nutUfled gii (it jour tlriigcUt
unit get yimr nnii.v liHik,
Wrll fnrillnt'tcd lenV en i-rifiniptioo, Sfri
wlvhoulc.ilto'iiu. S, i.Wt'.ti. tjUKv,N ,
house vacated some time ago by Isaac
Morgan,
Frank ltaydn nnd wife entertained
the families of I3lljr.li Carpenter, Lin
wood Spoor nnd Israel Rounds at din
ner Tuesday.
ICIeven friends were entertained at
tea by Frtnk Lewis last Tuesday
evening.
The scholars of the graded school
are prepailng for the closing exorcl?e3
of the li'ini.
Miss Hnlile Smith, one of our young
ladhs. Is to I... mnrrltd Mnrch 18,
to Wlllnrd Ci other, of Slmptoti.
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TODAY'S ATTRACTIONS.
I.VII'tM "The New iMnlnlnh," Vlillnee
i.nd nlidii.
('Mi:.MV Kruioiii liniinaiii loiiipuiy.
'Utiiife jihI iiIrIi".
UMI'IV MjiiiIiMu' "(Nikrijaiki." Mit-iiifi-
jitil night.
"The Nc-v Dominion."
A beautiful little play of roilthern
life, "Tiie New linmlnlon," was pre.
se.nted at the Lyceum last night by lis
author. Clay Cln." it. and a most mil.
elenl and evrnly b.iliuiecd conipnny,
A Inigi. audience wltn-fsed lije pro
diietiiin: which is worthy of two packed
houses at the nialinee and evening
pel forinatices today.
The play teln a slinph sturj and
tells It In a simple way. That Is w hy
It's a great deal bettei play than
man.v vvlilch have been seen here this
eciiMiii. Itr author doeMi't pnsies.s the
.ulriilt I'levern-'ss of Aiiiliur Wing Pin
ero nor the f.i.-llc wit or flydo Kltrh,
but be Iii-s put Into "Tli N'evv Do
nilulnn" a deal nioie o( that thing
called "heait interest" I'm want of u
better term than ell her of those g -it-thnien
lmve in nian.v of llielr nrtlllelrtl
comedies,
'Mr. Clement himself ii the Huron
Fran. Victor 'nn lloheurtiiilffen gave
a mot artistic and finely conceived
presentation of an Interesting chaiac
ter. The Mippniilm i-ompuny was ex
cellent, ".specially the lending lady.
Miss llertrude O'Mnlloy. who gave a
llnlshed representation of Hie glil from
the mountains
Keystone Dramatic Company.
The Kevslone nranintii- emnpanv
lllilsh their week's eligageinrnt at the
Academy of Music tonight. ICai li pla
they have presented has certalnlv been
up to the standard, and they have well
meilted the generous patronage they
have been aw aided.
Yesterday afteinoon thev presented
"Kicaned fiom the Law," and last
evening "IHjsI Land" was the . Fm
the iiiatinee lnd.iv "The M.vsteiy of
Wondlavvn" will be given, and this
evening "Fuder Sraled iliders" will be
the attraction.
May Flske's Engagement.
"Tiie (inrrlMin (llrl," the play chosen
for the opening of the May Flsko en
gagement at the Acadcm.v of Music mi
.Monday night. Is said In be one of (he
best military plays ever wiitlen. While
"Tin- ilarilsmi C.lil" deals with nilll
tniy life. It l not a war play. Theie
are no murders or shunting, but a
pretty slorv of gairlMiu life, full of
heait Inteiest and stimig ellmaxes.
Mies Flskc vvill be seen as Polly Tre
vor. ''The Uarrlmn Oil I," and the put
fits her like a glovr. A number of
Kilei-l specialties will be given at each
performance. Monday will be ladles'
night. Ilescived seats now on sale,
Kellar, the Magician.
A good story came to light the other
day In which Magician Kellar and Oe
Wolf Hopper figure as principals
When "Wang" was In the i our-.o of
preparation Hopper determined that he
must have a real magician's trick to
lilt induce lu Hi" act wherein he mystl
lles tin- king. He went to Kellar and
vvaH shown a wonderfully mysterious
cabinet or cage in which men and wo
men were made lo disappear so com
pletely and so Instantaneously that the
Hpectiilriis couldn't see 'em go. Kellar
.showed him the working of the cabinet
as to Its mechanical features, but still
Hopper couldn't fathom the thing.
"It's a good" trick," .-.aid he, "but 1
don't want to take anything you are
using yourself, tSlve me any old thing.
Something that you've thrown away
jcars ago will do as well an this one."
"I haven' ued It for three or four
years," replied the wizard, "and
thought It would be a good one for
you. It won't i ost you a cent," The
nijsterlous cage was duly delivered to
Mr. Hopper, but after a month when
"Wang" was produced Mr. Kellar
learned that the tiick was pot used.
When he --aw Hopper be Inquired as
to the reason, "Why. vou see," said
the comedian, "the fact Is before I got
home 1 forgot how to do the blamed
thing and for the life of me I couldn't
get Into the cage. I vvoiked a week
on It and gave It up. Say, I've made
up my mind Hint I'm the gientcst mn
glclan that ever happened. You come
and do 'Wang' and I'll go and do your
tricks." The great magician will be
.seen at the Lyceum next Tuesday
night.
Hoyt's "A Texas Steet."
Charles Hoyt's masterpiece, ' A Tex
as Steer," will be at the Lyceum next
Wednesday night. When the press
of n whole continent combine In eulo.
gUIng a (day there must surely be a
great deal of merit In the piece. And
this Is Just what the dramatic writers
of the country have done In regard to
"A Texas Steer." Theie lmve been
s?vernl comedies piesented by Mr.
Hoyt since he wrote this breezy satire,
but In none of them has be been so
eminent successful In every respect as
In "A Texas Steer."
Its theme Is one bound to Inteiest a
genuine American, for politics come
more naturally to our countrymen thuu
to any other nation, The machinery
of capltol politics Is the target of Mr.
Hoyt's satire, and none of his keen
shafts strike an Inch from the bull's
eyo. There Is a charming llttla love
story interwoven, with an occasional
touch of pathos In (ho mldbt of the
lolllcklns tun that sui prises one al
most to tears. The presenting com
pany Is as nearly pet feet lu arrange
ment us Is possible.
I'LAYS AND PLAYERS.
An-lm li tuts lor onr ot Hie inn.l nolahli- p.o.
diii.tloiis ol Hie mnilne eiton have ju.t lii-n
totiiihi(il by ,ii liter !.. or .a lea.t iom
pktrd o far aa lo ilfpittiall) iriuovp uli mini
lor douht, lullovvlui.- ihr puuliiao if Hi" .ho
initio iliihti nf Staiilty M'evm-n'r iiiu.t fiimmH
urn). "A (icr.tlPiiian of r'mree," IliU t,iiiu-ciliil
fain Milricil ititn a eontr.ut wlili tli, IvmIi I'd
lew Irr a (Inrlnir iiuivriiirnt 1'iat it In c.IpuI
ever a Ktiif nt it'll", the main olilen p In;
in H'nre liln mivI(p for t'.di pi ilin i."i, vvlilih
will tin am o-t rliU-ritr ri ih I'h.-rp ait- Ifw
ii un ii'innili i.i' 'i- lu tin ii. M.. v.'li
CBtniiiir with K)ile Ddlm"! nun of mnlflecnt
ptrtonkllty, ahd pftitmnl of lilctlnn ind cap
MlitlM for a role of tlih nature tlnvt e ""
pjuFttl. Vrry much. ImlciJ. un l-c Nic'f'l y
pUy nf-jMntlly pewuued ol u(h tire IntrO!'"
irrrlt i x propfr dranutlitlon of tills MJtwlovii
vVojnwt Idle nhonM li.ur, and Hie cait lint Mob-li-r
Co, will U likely to n-.-nd out !n tuppJit
of Mr. Ilolleiv, M mi indication of the high
charelr of till caul, It hfCil only (if tald tint
MIm Llcanrr Rolisnn, lady ivhoe irelmloril
future promises greater brlllaney than tbit ef
any otlifr aeliex hi Amerleii, will Impersonate
Hie IcJillne lemalc role. Li'il.r tt Co. Iiave,
tor tlnee jearii. untlrliiitly toiitht Ili-J drarrntle
rlgbts o( "A Denlleiiian ot I'ranic." No-v ttit
lliey Iiave ut lal bc-ii ceiiir.-d, Llcliler K Co.
Invc ulritrrl tlitlr iwn tlrattiatlst In 111? teii'On
o( MIhk lUiriet Peril, rrally on cf tin' rrst
rapalilc, ye, Prllllniit, ilnmatbts ol tiie p-ifent
rinyi one of the nutliora of "Hie (ireatct Ihlnis
In the WoiM." the play whleli Mu, Iz-Mejuo te-lei-tnl
f.r her flr.t utarrlrs tour, and .1 drann.
111 lin ha. jnt inmpleted for Mr. McsOcM
li-r pin; nf-"tpmhinrp." MIm Ford s- III rtder
llnWeilUtety tlpnn ho.- ln.li, "A (itnllumn of
TraluC' will av lis initial ire.entitIo-i ahiut
the flr.t ef Nineliiln-1 rn-xl. -Mr. Ilellew l novr
nlinnl In n (m an Ati.lratlaii lour, vv'ilrli he
l)l (nmplL-te In tPiii- lo reach here the rurly
wrl nl Hi lolicr.
'Ilie fail that iiivl Mi'Mi Arthur ,1. llo.it, an
tii-trlodue tiiiklmwii mlnr, v, III fniprraniulr Ih,'1
tool In "In 1 tie- Pnlmr 1 1 ilii. KIub." now ts-iiiit
rcurtnl vvlih urml mi tttr M lb? VI da Mlfn
si the lliralri tleiiinilli-. New VorV, nunlcl
nr, -w .- ill, mi. Hut no nji n In vonnr M.d
rutin lent liui Mnae .i.piutiK Willi nil NoiH,
lm cirialminl tin- nil, ol Ailniils. v ill b edi
In imelliii nf l.lclilir . (." prnluithn. Mr
IImi'h niimliililll In pla m rHflni; .ind ill,'
lit uli a i ile t aim nlm-it in I peuiliin v-.i . lie
Jo'ni Vik v'len'. -tiiin",i lu.i -nt in it. m
Mu of Hie imiitliK, hl lir-l sii, xpeilvtu-e,
I'iiiIi Hi the (lei'on, wl. in tit in-n;uiy Wfl'
itivliu In I hiian, Mr, Ni iri wa. lak'ii init
ihn',1 PI hill ii fiv. t.iltitiliH li-feie the ieifrni
nice v i. In iiea: Ii o u."lrri,u.ti 1,0 I li'it
liimle ni-adi fm '.l.e rolr. Ih.vl knew tlii-i ,u.d
hml illl(ll.l Hill (nn-filll! iMuriil '1st ,-lf lo
unci tl. ili.mtn. nl'mlld in n.in,liitilit ir"
-Phi llsi-lf. Ilnrllr.' Il..it Mr. Nmil. wn 111.
l.e nllfrnl hlm.olf .1. . iti-lltnl -, ami In th"
ii'nia.nii.1 v.r ii4 i,iili k! .ifiriip. Tn Hi"
un ireii-rnl n' Ihe in mu. tn.-nt III- inpip.piit M
i -i Hire n ul" rf cieil till .ml .it the cam-liHlnu
I the nfiiriitilliii Ml AM. u i.HiH ill- om-fi.-lii
ti'trellnr ninl ,"lmr tin tn .ill . nsralnlaicl
Mr lln.M on lili an if";, in.. I lis. irulj line nt.il
il is LI. Ii h" Im.I tneli- -uanlf-M.
tlriHfllnii-l llm.. il nit .r.nn tutiin h fnrlli
i- tt"ii imi,w il rnir.etlt -lilcli i vet nn
nun i 1. It villi iniiiilier ahil lsnt,i penp'r and
iiigi.tiuii. ii. ale mm pending with a number of
"ttl-Hi- Itil" Itrml llr.r who rtlll he ti.iturrd.
'Mil ii finite a ihpirltire fm Hi ou.iliiir-t llie.,
in Irr.-nii.r" Hn-it iln-, "Wlui lji.rno.l to
Jnhe-i." "Win "mill. Ij-ii llniiie." "The Wroni
M'. vvilxtil.' !-., ii e h-ii xlra'shl inn'eille
-illl lint I lie fcp-nlil.ili'-i- nf .1 yr,nz n "eill'V'
lotllP W lllll.lv,llcl I ... - li-pn PI'Tagiil In
ii'iile I he In.'lilu- mli in llinrty lleriv'-. ii"
i.iiledi.inui, " r'..nl IIh-," Ilie Hr.l prnilin
tinti nf nhlili IjI.is ,!ii- In Ma.v at tin- l.i at
Nmlliem Ihrattr, (liiiacn.
MathevvK ,t llulzi r. Hi" will Innvvii iniiioiliatei,
I avp fcl(,t rd i ii.iiti'.nt i.lireli; Hip wp'I laiown
lliPlllli.il 111 in nf Itinidliiii.l llin.. will h"re
allpr tianuip iIipIi- lours, ll I. Inl-ii.h"l to Mir
imiinl lli'in villi i thiiroiizlil.v rlr.t-c'a- mm
pinj in ne iiiikii tl fane. -Imri" Milln--n.
.ho had a hnij -Irrjp of li t,tip., is t.ow .it Hot
-prlngs Un Vpill tie inniediati. silll play a
-pi-ilal rntasfiiTiit at tin- s- nrk ttnatre
nnd will opi-u in. .In tin- lli..H.lliiir..l i;i in.igpiurnt
In Viiuii-i
THE MARKETS.
Wnll Strest Ileview.
N'i V nl, VIih h IS -Tlierp v i. it.iira.pil u
In il in Hie itiih markPI Imliy. Tin nuil-i',
lio.-i'Vfi, -dill mntiiitii-i vir -p It und a until
hit .ii -. Illl doitiHIit pill 1,4 VMIP 1-:UIII tiul
I lL(il Mi'll.. Illlitin.ti.il n I. Hlr i-n i ,pn- .-u,,
all thing i "iiMil.-ii.l, tn! Ii.-i-i 1 !,r- tt i ..t Inthi
einp In nn. in icltu hlivllii: of iih,-i .o It
iv4 liliid l.i pnltit. ntir larl mglit al mu
lime In spite nl II.. iliiiaulnsr liiinrni of i.liiei
im in!-, rs rl H.i fit maer croup, -ihlih i..ri- up
i'pi prr.stiri' all li. flu nuhraiilp milpp.
al.i. .tllTpird flout ptntll Iai5. ri-elp MU- a
mid di) - iirt mi H. ;m,ii le, I In Hi" I'rif
Imt thev fi-ll link ill -lippl tIMus IhP
Sniithwr-lrni 1, 1 1-4 sluiiird n ml ih'p .1 ailinf.
all di. Mir --t l.miU Hint -an Kriinl4i -ileiU.
vtrp all iiditl'Hiii.i, In. lut from l' tn 'Ji
Vmtiticr in iv points of Mn-i.clli di vplnp"-!! 1 lat ,
ll-itio.-, Ciiitnl vi I a ,oti-pli iioii fpiiurp, ri-au
U?t. TIip nutkil iIomiI vlthl In- prlie iiiovrinrtil
vir.v niui h intifiL-ed. imtip few Mm 1,4 Mlllntr il
lln- top, tun Hip mijorii nf Hip list town itnd.r
I'liMsiiit- et profit Ijit.in:.'. Iclil alP4 In lav,
1,1 ",Tii. I! i-ln.'.s iii 1 1 Ui o nl liom4 iiiiilinu. I
M'l.V UIUP, II. P I-MI14 of -outhvvp.il I II l.lllHUih
lotilimtitii: Hip f I .li dr.
t'liltisl stat"4 liniiiN vm-ii- ill uni li.uiril on
Ihp lat call.
1 bu follovvltt junlatirns ire ftl itMieil Tl."
Ttihiu p h M. C Jordan A ( o . me.m Tn'i Wl
Mrara ImilditiK, anant it, I'l. I ej,li ice MHi
l);en- lllih l,mv llm
ins. pI e-t in.'
liiii-iii.ni sljr in tiij I I'.i- Im
Vl.in. I..I...H I.'l Un 121 l'."
Viihl.ot. .Vi, I4I4 'isij v.-i,
Mihisnii, P u. m .rv, )i't
Hi-....!. I' .11 Hull 7'.e l' T"i -l
II II. 1 Miln ''J-', t1i i, t-",
(ott. Ii.Iiji o til., I li I.'
( he-, k liliin l-'a li I- l",
I hlr. . Ill Wrst 'Jl -1, il'-: -iSU
hie.. II. i. i) I.VJIJ lYO, ISJH l.'.l-i
m. Paul .'.i.vni ivivj, uri7i 1 ri''.
itoik hiai.i i.v.i; irpii ui y
Pel. k lluduMi li.;'. 11,71 .. lfi,',; f,7
Kan. k Tev.. Pr .'i-'l .'is4 ."7' :.r'-;
I1111I-. .1 Nasi o-i, n-, ii. I-,.;
Mm. I.IpiiIisI liOH t-il p;n'J 1-JI
Mpf. Trail Inn la, p,7 Irt. I'l'i't
Ms4o. Pji-IIIi iri1 ni(, ii'i", (11
S. -I Initial 1.'. IV. l.'i ,',l
Smtli.rn Pai-lic I.'.'i Vi, ll'i, V
vei foil, k wp-t ,.:' .'i;"'. ."i'l .vi .
Norihern I'ai ifie S'. -.', lt s.-. "
Netlh. I'ailfie, Pr - Ss'i M ss
N. V. I'entul III". 115 HI III
Onl. k VVpisl.-rii :.i' Kl'i :i Ki',
P.rna. P It i:,: l.yv, i;,i; i;,"(
Itiadlnc Hy .",.".'2 ,,ia ill :ai4
rtraiPiig It . Pr. i:ii 7HJ M", 7r'i
ntlriii II. It .'!( .-. -M'-i -.'V
!-ntilh. It. I!.. I"r 7i'4 ' 7-i 7'i
Tiini. Coal k Iron r, ;,i,'j :,i vv,
I". S. Leather K II ", l.i
f. S. Iluhlipr I9i IliU I'll, 111',
I'nlnii Pa.lflr Iii4 i on; ni',
I'nlon Pailfle, pr pi y, ". -.-,
v.nliasii. pr a-.s, ii-iS, :.i'; avt
W-lPll I'lllOtl P4lj l tj i-
Col I'ti-l k hen 4Vj r,v, Va IV,
IVrtple' CUs luV'J 10'ita t0l' Ul4
f-oittlipin SJ an s.ij ,ii,
sojthim S,, Pr s-:", a't tU'J un,
Tpvik P.nlhi. HI'; .'Uij :j si
Im. ( nr Ki.ui.dry .'.I'l -.'l ,', il
r. s sic-i m m, .lis-, i:,!, nsi4
I. s, .lfe r0, Pi.,., mi, S-p; Mi, v,i;
( IIICAGO OIIAIN MlKr.T.
Oitn- IIUIi. lovr- Clm.
W HEAT. Ins, ct. i. it,-.
Miv 7;i 764 ;;,; 7,a,
fOHN.
Mjv It", in, ii4 ip.
O T..
Ma.v -.'J' sjl, 2IT, .V
lOIIK.
M-J -. i:.!7 ii.UJ IJ 13 13,1.1
Mav 7.7(1 7.77 7.7U T.73
itins.
Viy 7.11 7vi ;i'i 7.M
MIM" MiIIK lilt.MN MAHKCT.
Oni. IIIrIi. ,oiv. lllni
WHRAT. ins, est eit. Ilii
lsv ui; 'iiT .1, ,-:-N
.lulv 7'd, fil'., 71. sir,
( 0I1N. '
Mj I'l'i In'a lil IH,
Scranton Boaul or Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 101).
STOCKS. ,-), A,Ucj
Pint National UanU i,,
fcciantoti vavlns; llan!. , 13a
Third Nallotul llank j-n ;
Din. 5 HrpOkii ami nitcnuiu llan.., ;,n
, iuii 11 .. 11 i.
1 coiioui L.iaui, II. A. I'. V.O , ,,,
l.acl. Trmt fafi) Dqioili Co ii
Clark k Snovrr Co., Pr j.'i
Scrantcn Ircn I'.-nco k Hfs, Co
Scranton Axil Work
l.aika'itir.i Daily Co., Pr
County Savlnca Hank ,V Trtiit to,. Ml
l'lrt Ivotlntial Dink (C'artoutialc)
standard Drilllnc Co
Iradpn' National Hank (4)
bcnnlon Bull nnd .Nwl Co. ,,,,,, P13
II0NDH.
Scranton TuiMCcr lUlhvay, Ortt
Mortcmr". due 11)20 U
Ptoplu'o Islicet flallvvay, rlril inorl.
cait", dun 1018 ;
Pcoplc'a Street ltallnay, Central
inotlcaj". duo lOil )j
ll'ikiou llanutn'turlni: Cu
l.avk, Tiivnthlp bihool Z prr vent,
10)
lJ
20
too
10
no
w:
Special Diseases of Men
S MY SPECIALTY.
Not &wkm,
Scatter M
Faculties wKms'f'
If yotl are atifferlni: from any .vll-r.ie or londlllnn pivullar to men, or if jou htr ben
dlMppnliitiil In not i;iltlnn 11 pi'-inuiient inre. I vvanl iii lo rrmc nnd have Melal ilut
ivlth n.p. I Mill rplaln lo ou W MMI'M Ol' 'I ItCATMI'.NT. vvliii li I hive otlglnatid
and d"vpeppd aflpr my vvliol'p llteV evpir.'pmp In Irratlus fpeiial dl.pa4P4 of men. I havn
no hlu, apnlfipi, frep iiniple4, til it luainiriiln nr ileclro 1m1lU.1l enmlilnatloin or ultntl-ir
di-vici-ft whi, ,n tint and latinol line ,IIit4 pm itllar to men. My piluo.tlioti. my cvpeil-
MP, niv (.oiisvIpikc. mv leputallon ovilmn4 all hiiIi qwukery. If ou will piy in,- a
'I'll I villi sue vnu I'llfi: OP I'll 11HP. tlinrniiEli Pergonal i-.inilnalloii and an honeit
ojilnlon of vour'ra.p. If uii hip inniMMr I will Uli ott ai, nnd ntlilso )ou o lh.it vou
will not lie' I ttii.liiijired bv" misiriipuloii4 isattlttonrra who ilabu (o uiio all. If otter exim.
"Injt vou, find jou itifahle, 1 will Imnrr ou of a perinan.nl euie, liin-murh ai I wilt
Blip .ton a wilttcu guarantee to refund sou itiry cent vou lime paid me lu ac I fill In
efTeit a i tire. I make no dintKP (or inPilidnet, an they nrp alvv.T,i Iniludut In (ho nomlnil
fep, a.lpil, aid ton know lo Hip lent. l-fi re ton s-tarl what .tour whole trpitimnt tj iroln
to mil. and I 'till niako no lal-e proitdM-ti a4 to the llm for M.o lkc of cclliiit juu M
a pallrtit, at I promise only whit I ran il"; and 1I0 an 1 ptomlc.
I IT1 II VI, DIK'lt 11lir-s ".topped In R to ID da.tf.
I.MIIONS ami Pralnt lnpp"d In ". lo li da.n.
1 (.( I'llS 1 tare not or Imw tetn: i-tatiilln, 7 vvill dr them up at onee. I
Sl'lllc It III lured without uiltlne or illtatilijr.
IIMIIKH'I't.r. or any nrlllnia nr t-nl imrnirnl.1 ledmed at onie.
VIP01t:sCY hy ni' f.titini nf trealniTl U turaUe ine-peilivc of live time stindlnR or
jour ace. '
Pt.Mllll H lP hlPM'V denngrmenti by mj n.iMnn of Irrilmenl hov-r !riu 01 im
provetufiit fr-itn the trrv Peslnnlrc
niir.lMA'IIMI. helns lam-d hi Impure rendition of Moml, i' tuird pernnncntly by
me
SPICIPIll Pl.OOn POP-OMNtl. imircntl ruled tinlimit- Ihe uv- of lodldo ot Totaih
or Vtrtiui.
Mtllll. if ton (annnl lall. Ml orr.fnetiilrnep Mrt. tit- iniiAiliniial and all replica sent
In plain pnvp'opr. Inelo-p -i eent lanii" In inline reply
Ol FKi: IIUl. IIS, -J a. ni. In 5 p m ind 0 to 8 p in , Sund.v. 10 a m, to 4 p. m.
DR. MACKENZIE S
11
e
renniuirntly Locntrrt at
Fo3trn 208-209-210 Paul. Bulldin
426428 Spruce St.,
TAKE ELEVATOR.
ytomsEKsxamsD nara a
City of Sirnnltn M Imp. tl per
10J
Siranlon traction ti per icnt Hi
Scranton Wholesle Mikct.
itorrntiil hv II. tl I -l '' l.ipl-ivtanna ie
ll'illi-r trratiipr.v, H :'-' ' !. ?'!"
( h.p.r full tieain. liil'li.
Ba. W n In. I, J.'i In li't-e iip.hI.
i.ili, -.'s..iPV. ,,.. ,
IIpiiii Vr Im. i linli e inairnn, SZMilm
I'm 111 at.. IM bu. til'.'..'".
Vliilliiiti lle.int P r I .'iMj.
Oerll P1.1-- Per l"l.. '11.1'Ul f.
Otiloni Per Im.. -f 1. ! i.
I'jonr ll.-t pilenl, per bbl,. t."'.
Krd Itidnpi llf.tn.-Per b'l., i.fjiIs
Phllndelphla Grain nnd Produce.
Pl-iladplrhla. Mirch f. VMipjI Mrntis. le
hichii lontiait grade. Vlirpli, J'.'je. I em -I'iiiii.
nil-. -Miadi; Nn. - white i-llppi-il. Al
lium r rtnii, fm' tve.nin riF.imii, --'-: il".
pilnis Vi'.; do. iii.ul'.v print", 2Ji. I.iik 'ie.
lower. Ihiv-i- limii N. V. full uiaui". I-iuey
Miiall, li4t-. do. fill in rh.ilir. in1! iP.'i - II'
lltud H1C.H4 Miuil.l, Willi Nn I hve point
lovrr. ( niton -- I ue'iai ted lillnvt - " ''
lite pottllrt Hull and i.i.l.i; fowl-, Mill's' ;
1,'ik.t lit, PUIM-i- I ilil'h", l-.ll-IP.-. K(i, Ma
1-Je.i tllrkp., IMIIV-. DipsmiI ,mll!lit lllllll-r,
nriil ileuniiid; unih meed.
Iteielpt-. I'lniir, I .MO b.in.-N .ind l.iil'.mH
pn U In miL; win-it. I.','"! l'ii-hel: i"rn.
ri)(in. ..il., :i,iin slilpimiili lllnal. notti ,
null, 21,f; nil", .',wi.
New York Grain and Produce.
tw ..rl. Manh IV- llour-Aelive and limi
ii Whpal fpot pIioiik; No. 1 nnilhrrii lil
uih ."'Si' I ii. li. alloii. Optiuus dcvplep.l
iiiarVed aillvllv .mil Mrrnulli all ilaj- .Much
itW-l iii sc. i Mav, -sii'ai.i .Inly, H)V- "in
"piil tinner: Nn. -.', ll'ii. phtatnr. iiptliint
I'lillUhlt afliitpd In- ihp iIp in wheat, but bv
IliK rtlhri itilit. inliauipd slowly; iloil linn
at 'i,a'4i iipI aduniP, Jlauli cliw-il li'n' i
Miv, I'i'i- : Jul, l'"."!i . : sieptcinbil. 1'jp.
Ilita -,l tiiiu; No. -J, Uli . I No. 'i ttliltc, ,11
Ulai'.l No. II whllP, ,l'iii.l.li-.i trai'a rnlvnl
wpi-tern, oilija.l.'r. : trark while, virt-tcru, V.U
,li-. OptlniK ipilpf hut firm. Ilutler Ini-sutar
and uniellledi fie-li irtaimry, lilrJiK.; faetoiy,
piatlHi ; .tune ireamei, lliVi1!'-.: Imllallon
(ipatnerv, tlal-x. ( hcepo I'lrm; famy larKO
rolnreirand white, Itall'si.t fam-v wiall ol
ornl, l."-.i-., fam.i mu ill vvhltp, r..iI2',p. i:iw
Parily -liail ; IVnni ami Mate, l.'alle.
CliIcnK0 Ginln and Produce.
(Iiliosn. Vlanh IV Wheal led the other mar.
I,rn in aiilill .ind streiuitli t"di.v, closing with
n ml advanie of l'te. tindir a tilde rantto ol
Imlli'li nn.. Coin ir.id 'i: oali, 'i, nnd pro.
iMona ahout Itk. hiiilui. lah quotations iiiro
ai follo..:
I'loiit -Mradiir: No .1 piln iihpat, Cn'i
7-J'ji ; to. -.' tp.l, 7."'iii"7-si . ; No. '1 torn,
10.1,1 ; N'o. 2 oalu, -J'a'.'Vie. ; No. 2 rye, 6Ji
.'...; h.irlei, lilalU-.: No. I tlav, $l.fi2 timo.
I'n, YI.'-'V:' pork, II,1H: Janl. ?7 75; riht,
7.10: Klirnildpni, V : tld, $7.8Ja7 03; whU
l.i v. ,-1.27.
ChlcBfro Live Stock Market.
i IiUjso. Manh l.V-( atlp--npeppt4. 1V);
cenrrally rlioni;; (tcwh) tn prime M er. l.!lii..
pom- tn'tiHdlum. fl(Mjl."0. Im ki-rs and feed
ii4, iholie, ilpadyi oihem, vviak: inlttw.
ftrailv. l.j0a'i; 'leva l"d .teer, la1; Tesaa
liijss'ttieH, t.l.."!JJl. Texa4 InilN. ,.'.'Oa.'!,7j,
llojv IlirelptJi, P'.Oip); ittlimtpil tnniorroiv,
l.",ii); aitlve, l.iili- ItlKher; top, SJJ'i,
loiiali heaiv. 'i..-.Va3.H); light, JVJ3a5.73; hulk
of wlr.4. I.VlaiiVTi. , ,
het-p Slioni;, .vearbl.Aa and Romt lamhs, 10e.
Idalii-r: weileiii lii-ep, tl.lJal-.O: jearllngj,
rl.7.'aVi; niil.e lamhi, ?.V10a5.lV
New York Live Stock.
pv ork. V n li Ij. -Ileifa Medium to rooiJ
fliiii, hili- hi?her; lonimoii erad.a. Iiadt i
ImlN and tow, t lead : tt"oi, i'l flu.i.1 13- hulU,
.1.l3il,IU; i-xiiil. l-JVil.i): iow. W.nViltiV
I ulna, ilea li : u'. 1 UW.M; Mile cabes,
1U.T.V
,-sii-rp and lamhi- 'lead : sheep, So.SOa.'Si
i nil-, 3.'.0il.ej.
Hog4- Nil" im -ale alln : nominally ltlBher.
East Liberty Cattle.
Ijt.l l.lliirl. Vf,i 13. I unit- MimiI.i . ex
tia, iO.J0i'i.ii'i, pin-ie, iVJJaJ 10; ininmon, t-ISi
il.fin.
Ilnj4 IIisIit, hean .ti.ikm and niedlumi,
tM- i; light vuikrik, irUi. Oi, ltc.li lingi. WW
mi pla-., "VNlaVKl.
Miieii "-leiil! wethrit, ,Wa3, laiulu, j. 73
iii.Siii teal ultei, t0.Va".SO
Catarrh Cannot Da Cured
witli LOCAL .M'l'LK ATIOXS, aj they cannnt
I mill lln- eat cf the disease. Catanh is a blood
or loi.itllutlonal diseaac, and In order to cure it
.ton must tako Internal rcmrdic. llall'a Ca.
i.uili Cure la taktn Internally, and acts directly
on the hlood and intuoiu turfacts. llall'a Ca
tairli f'ure is not a quad, medicine, It uni
prewribeil by one of the boat phjjlciani In thil
tmintry for team, and U a regular prrecription.
It in composed ol the best tonlci known, torn.
Pined with the best hbod purifiers, aetlnc di
rectly on the inucoui mrfatea. The perfeet rom.
lilmtloii oi the two innitdlenta ii what pro
dm ft null wonderful tetiilU In curing Catarrh,
Sind fur Ici.tlii'onljl-. nee
1". J. IIIUNKV i LO Piops., Toledo, O
M.1,1 l.i drusiibli, i'l Ve ,r,
Halls lam'1 I'illa an- lln.- hett. ,
I
Center
Them
on
My
Specialty
II Ii
SCRANTON, PA, 3
limii,'MZ.LMM&&2RZZmi
FINANCIAL.
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BOND OFFERINGS
PAYING 3.18 TO 4.05 Per Cent,
Central ft. II. of N. J. Gen, 03.
Fin., Cent. & Pen. Con. 5k.
Gal,, Har. & San Ant. lbt Bn.
Iowa Central Ry. Co. 1st 0s.
Lako Shore Hcfundlnfr 3 l-2n.
Minn. Gen'l Elect. J at Con. 5s.
Minn. & St. li. Con. 0s.
Norf, fc Vest. Imn & Ext. (5s.
Nor, Pac. St. T. & Bulutli Ah.
Pooi la & Pckin Union 2d -1 l-2s,
Rio Grande & West. 1st 4s.
Complete Circular List on Application
1001 (Pocket Edition) now rendy.
Spencer Trask t& Co.
27-29 Pine Street,
05 State St., Albany. NeW YorU
NEW YORK HOTELS.
WESTMINSTER HOTEL
Cor. Sixteenth St. and Irvtics Place,
NEW YORK.
American Tlan, $3.50 per dajr and upwalrd,
European Plan, 11.60 per da and upward.
L V. CIUWFOUD, Iroprictor.
Broadway, 3th Are. aod 271b Street, N cw Veal.
Absolutely Fweproolf
111 Uie ceti.
ter of thn
h "I'pi il K
nnil lhrntm
d i 8 1 r 1 1 1 .
l'lrst - rlatt
limit Ittntv.
tKilnlmrnM.
t. n 1 1 r o I v
new tluougli
out.
European
Plan
Foomi a In.
vva . ...,....,.iT. e or riu
tulle, with or without bath, hot imilLolil water
and telephone in every room. Culalne unexcelled.
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For Business Men
In the heart ot tno wholcsala
dlMrlct.
For Sliopiicis
t mlnutea' walk to WannmaVers:
S minutes to Sleuel Cooper' a Bis
Store, nany of acccaa to ibu b-reac
Dry Goods Stores.
For Sightseers
One block from D'wny Car, civ.
Ins rnsy transportation to all
points of Interest.
4.
Al!iV IU1UL.
Cor. 11th 6T. & UNIVHKSITY VU ""
Only one Ulock from Broadway.
ROOraS, $1 UP. nTAURANT. t
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BEAIIfY, 251 GONQUStm
BELLAVITA
Arsonio Beauty Tablets aivl 11111. Aptr
foctlyaafounii Kuanuitieiltroalnient tor all kita
dUordors. Restores llm bloom ol joutli tc laded lacer.
10 days' troutment r.doi ) duj' tl.00, by uiuit
tienrt for rlrenlnr. Aildro",
vRVITA MfcDICl CO . riintmi & ,!s;ksM SIS., Cblcaff
Bold by McQarrah & Thomas, Druc
Cists,, S09 Lackawanna avo., Surauton, l'a.
Prof.Q.F.THEEL,527?,,rS
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