THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1901.
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Special Diseases of Men
IS MY SPECIALTY.
S c a tt e r 'WSf7Wm'
Faculties '
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Center
Them
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My
Specialty
If Jem ar nilToritiK (inn any illao ir rowtitlcm ulUr lo turn, or II jou lute V'n
nlMiipoliilol In not trittluif a permanent cure. I want o to roin and liate a loclal elat
"Itli Mr. I will oxiililn lo tnu MV oYSrilM 01' I lll'ATMUNT, which I hate oilglniticl
and elrt doped niter my t.liole llfc' e-xpi-ilf-nrt In treatlnif -ial cIIkcm.hi of men. I liatc
lio 1'fllf, MH(lti(, fire- ntnplr), trl.il trratmrnls or oloitro medical e-omlilnallonx or ilinlltr
Inlccs lijci (Id ),nt and lanhnt cine llcctv peculiar to men. My education, my expert
cier. my conscience, my reputation condemn all mcli quackery. If jou will pay me a
'' I ulll gltr yntj !'li:i: OP ( HAIKU; -i tlwrouKli personal examination and an lionMt
opinion nf jour cae. If j-ou an1 Imnralile I will tell jou in, and ndvl joii to that ten
"III not be liuii.liimjrcd by unwrupiilou) piactltlonrra who claim to one. all, It after en.
"jus nii, I flnrl jou cuialilc, I will lui'iro jou ol a permanent cine, liumueli M I "111
Kite jou a ttillten fjuiiantee to refund ton ncry cent .toil lute paid me In rain I fall to
ewer a mre. I mal,e no eliarco lor inrdUlnra, an they are ahvatx Included In the nominal
fee, .ulccl, and jou Know to the lent, bedra jou start hat your whole treatment It Bolrttf
o cof, and I will male no tale promlvjt a to th time for tl.e ulc of Rellliiit jou at
pill'iil, ii -i I pirmil.e only whit I can do, and do a. I piomlte.
I W.MII1M, DI'-CII i:fli:S otoppoil In S to 10 daja.
r.Mlvld.V. and Drain ttopped In 3 lo 15 ila.
t l.f Y., I euro not of how long itanlinsf, I will dry them up at cnee.
MIIICTI fir cured without culllnc or dilating.
HWillOt ri.l! or any attclllngfi or onl irgrmrnt) rpdured at once.
IMI'iillINCV by my f.ttcni ol tr.atiu nt Ii curable Irre-pfititc ol the time 'landing or
jour ase
II.ADDI.I: VNIl KtllNKV ileratiscinenti by my hjvtem of treatment show nlgnx of lm
prioemcnt frjm the my liCKlnnlnir.
ItlliM M1IM, being cjiuid by Impure condition of blood, in cured permanently by
me
H'l.ririCI III.OOI) I'OlfOMVO, periuincntlj cured without the me of Iodide o Pot.uh
or MeiLtirt.
Willi I. If jo'i cannot call. All coirepondfnee Mrletly confidential and all tepllM sent
In plain ctilnp(!4 IiicImi 2-ccnt M imp to inure rrplj.
ill 1 ll 1. 1101 Its. 0 a. m to 3 p in not) 0 lo S p m , Sundaja, 10 a m to I in.
DR. MACKENZIE'S
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Pcrnnuicutly Located at
Rooms 208-209-210 Pauli Building,
426428 Spruce St,, SCRANTON, PA,
TAKE ELEVATOR.
I
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
CONVENTION OF
EPW0RTH LEAGUE
Scml-Anmitil Meeting of the Simp
son Union Held at Fnctovyvllle.
priui I i tin h union Tiihune.
KauinjvlllP. Murcli 20. The m-itiI-autitiiil
i-nnventloti of Simpson union,
I.p.i tli lo.icrito. ttas lipid at Factory
Mile. M mil -.! mill 2a. The ptoBranimc
aulislM'il of a ntiuly of tin KiiKllsh
1 li million. Intoi Hiiei-M-il with teclta
tloiis .ma MiiKiliK. A lertina was Riven
on Fmiiiy i-venlnt; by Itev. M. D. Fill
1 i', or .lerniyn. The convention was a
clc-i-lilod hiicvcFS. The next nefslon will
no in hi at Newton In October.
Some of the work Kone oer wan.
II ni VIII. iind Ills Time." Hev. A.
M i oop.-i-. Dalton; "Kclw.irU VI. and
1'roteM.intlMii," Itev. AVrlpley, Newton:
(..'in-ill Jltiry." I vn Dean Stephens,
Nli'ImNon: "itlilley, I.atillior. Crtili
niei," .lames Koclier, Nlelioli-on: "I)e
eloinietu of I'lotostantism Dm Ins
Klzabeth'a ItelRii," MIks UcorRla Hunt,
Cluiit'h Hnmiult; "Mary Stuait, Queen
of 8eotf," Mlm Di-rtha Dev.itt, Kalis;
"John Knox," Althur Decker, Vails;
"Oiomwell ami tho Ileforiniitlon," Ida
Hopkins. S-'hultzvllle.
lleeltatlonf were nHen by Miss Mrtiy
Stone, Miss lOleanor Hlcsecker, MUm
Hertlia Di-wltt, Miss Kdna. Towiif-end
and Mies Anna Hard; solos and duets
by Miss Carrie Clifford, Miss Miller
and brother. Mioses Smith and Ders
Iieiniei rnd Mr. Jesse Cooper.
THOMPSON. '
Fr j1 to the scrantuii 'Iribune
Vliiiinp-ou, Mnrc'i 'M. C. M. Lewis
vnsdoini, busliichs In Serantun yestei-
u iinl today.
I!i. J. T. Logan, dlstilct elder of.
Ai I'keh-Hiirie, is In town today, su
pi rliUnUimr the reir.oal of tho ltiiv
bei nud other eftVets of the Tree
M thodlst ramp nietlnpr from the o'd
sround nt Ararnt to tho giow cf c ,.
I'li'I.eiliiR, Just on tho bolder of tho
boriiuuh limits, wheio the next me-l-lliK
will "be held.
William Starbird retuiiud this
iimrnliiK fioni n visit with ft lends at
A Intlsor. N. Y.
The' eighth grade of our school will
Klvc an entertainment on Tuesday
ev nlng. April 2.
Our community was greatly shocked
to hear of the death of Miss Uv.inwe
lino C'urglll, which occurred nt .Scran
ton Sunday morning. Two yearn ntjo
she went to Scranton and cnterod upon
a courso of training for n nurc. She
had nearly finished her course, when
sho was stricken with typhoid fever,
which moved fatal. She was th.s
daiiKhter of Mr. and Mrs. Kilns I Car
Rill, of the township, nnd Is survived
by them and by two sisters, a brother
nnd other relatives. Sho was a mem
ber of the Methodist Episcopal ehttreh
hero nnd wns highly esteemed by all
who know her. Tho jomnln wore
brought up on tho forenoon train nnd
tho funeral services were held In the
Methodist Episcopal church at 11 u.
m conducted by her former pastor,
Itev. A. T. David, who was assisted
by Itev. I'. H. Tower. The choir ren
dered thiee very appropriate selections
M-ry oweMly. Tho Interment was In
tho Whitney cemetery. H. M. Henson
was funeinl director.
Mr. Egbert Witter nnd her mother,
Mrs. H. Oelutt, woie nailed to Odessa,
N. V today to attend the funeral of
a niece nnd granddaughter.
Harry Ulockhnm Iuih becured u pos.
tlon ns Hi email on the Idle and be
gins his woik today. His run will bo
on the Susquehanna division for the
piesent.
Hon. V,'. AV. Mumford, of Stnrrucca,
was In town yesterday.
S. L. French nnd wife are In Sus
quehanna today.
Stejihen Jenkins, one of Thompson's
most highly esteemed residents, Is
quite sick nt his home on Milk street.
He Is TO yeaisold.
John Stoekwell nn.l MKs Anna
I'ayne, of North Jackson, were quietly
man ltd at tho home of the bible's
pnieiits, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Payne,
last kVednesday evening.
A breakdown this morning nt
Gelatt's f-awmlll delays operations for
a llltlo time.
NICHOLSON.
Spdul to tlie Serantun Iribuns.
Nicholson. March 26. Dr. H. K. Wll
kins is spending a few days nt South
tiibson, looklns atter dental woik at
that place.
Mis-a Lena. Homier, who has been vis
iting friends In Scianton, returned to
her home Friday.
Hev. K. Melville, fotmerly of Eng
land, will lectin o In the Universalis
church, April 11, for tho benefit of the
St, James Episcopal church of this
place. "The Lights and Shades of Lon
don" Is the subject of Hev. Melville's
lecture.
Bert Wind, of Scranton, and Miss
Carilo Meade, of Hallstend, spent Sun
day with Miss Hessle Taylor.
M. D. Kelly spent Sunday at Hall
stead. Mrs. V. C. Decker is visiting fi lends
at Scranton.
Among those who nttended the Ep
woith league convention, which was
held In the Methodist church at Fao
toryvllle. Saturday, March 2;i, weio
Mrs. L. E. Sunford, Mrs. A. L. Thayer,
Mlf-ses Cora Kllng, Huth Johnson,
Florenco Wllklns, Bertha Dix, Ivadean
Stephens, Lena Hillings, Messrs. James
Koclier, M. A. AVerkheiser and A. J.
Kllng.
CI. W. Johnson, of Scranton, Is spend
ing some time ivlth friends In town.
C. II. MncConnell vas a business
caller at Dalton on Monday.
Tonight (March 27) tho second enter
tainment of the seiles of entertain
ments given by the Epworth league of
the Methodist Episcopal church will bo
held ut the opera house. Miss Saldee
Estelle Kalf-er, the famous soprano
soloist, of Wllkes-Darro, nsslstcd by an
elocutionist, make up a programme
well worth hearing, and will bo a treat
to all lovers of music. Dlngrnm of
seats on sale at J. E. Harding's stoie
KINGSLEY.
Ppulal tii tin; Scranton Tilbunf
Klngsley, Maivh 23. C. S. Vail, of
New Mllford, was In town Tuesday.
Mrs. O. c. Finn was In Blnghamton
Monday, buying spring millinery.
Miss Hlacho Sloat haa returned from
a week's stay In Scranton.
J. F. Adams, who has been visiting
his parents at South Harford, has re
turned. Mrs. W. W. Adams was last week n
guest of her brother, W. L. Hruudage,
nt New Mllford, nnd of her cousin,
Miss Cella Hdwardsof Ulnghaniton.
Mrs. Lizzie Tiffany spent Saturday
and Sunday ut Hurford, with her
In other, Hugh MtConnell,
Mrs. M. ,T. Titus, of Horbottom, was
a recent visitor here. v
Miss Myrtle Ireland, of Dlnghamton,
Is u guest of Miss Mnggle MvCaithy.
Mrs. T. McCarthy, who lias been
quite III, Is Improving. Dr. Merrill, of
Hallstend. til tended her.
J, . Adams, of Brooklyn, and
Charles Slcltler. of Wltkcs-Ttnrrc. were
calling on friends here Saturday.
The Hev. Father Feelcy. of Nichol
son, wns In town one day Inst week.
The Infant son of John Wagner, one
of the tvliiK, two months old, died
of pnuemonliv March 21. The funotnl
service wtAo held In the Methodist
Episcopal church on Wcdnesdny, Ucv.
(!. D. Fisher olllclatlng. Intetmeit
was In the Oakley cemetery.
SUSQUEHANNA.
fffdil lo tlif Seranlon Tilbiin.
Susquehannn, March 20. The Kilo
paymaster will at rive tonight and on
Wednesday morning pay tho shopmen
for services In Fcbruaiy.
Miss Lucy Oowelock.of Lnuiel street,
last evcnlntr returned home I'toni a
visit with Hlnghamton telntlves.
Unlondale Is electing n co-nperuttve
creamery.
Nelson Cnrglll Is In Thomson today,
attending the funeral of his sister, the
late Miss Evangeline, Cat gill, who died
at the Hahnemann hospital, In Scran
ton, on Sunday.
Joseph Clark, Jr.. founder of the Sim
quehanna Transcript, Is now stale sec
retary of the Ohio Sunday School asso
ciation. Mr. and Mrs. C.eoisu C. Hurn. of
Monti ose. have returned homo from a
visit with Susquehanna lelatlvcs.
Tho East Main street saloon, former
ly occupied by the late John II. Mc
Mahon, will hereafter be conducted by
Martin Kendrlck.
At tho commencement exercises of
the Oakland graded school, to bo held
In Hogan opera house on Friday even
ing. June 7. Dr. Chnrles T. Steck will
deliver his popular lecture, "Popular
Hero Worship."
MIfs Besfrle McCatlley is the guest of
friends In New York city.
Hev. E. E. Heilly will on Thursday
evening be Installed ns pastor of the
Presbyterian church.
Hon. George H. Tiffany, one or the
as,eniblymen from this county, has In
troduced a bill In the legislature, in
propilatlug tho sum of J10.000, to be
used In the Instigation of diseases of
domestic animals,
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I THEATRICAL.
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TODAY'S ATTRACTIONS.
l Vlin.MV -Willi IlioliicTf, flrrncion ami
nlal.t
Haverly's Minstrels.
'Hicip ai ,i luif audience at the l.ytotnn Lit
lilelit lo kfe lUicrli'j MatUilcm Mlnitirl-, not
Mltlrftndlns the try unpleaMnt wejthcr.
It ai rooiI example of the old time tnln
utiel?. Hie joked were not bail, tha aining wai
decidedly rooiI and the upeelJltlc? fc the. nee
ewjry cpke of variety to the performance.
(ieorgre Wilnn, the old tirtie faiorite, .ippeared
In the flint part and also did one ( hU fainoin
monologue"!. hicli Has recoiled nitli Kieat faior
liy the audience. The poifornianec ringed nith
pantomime, "The Haunted Mill."
Tim Murphy.
Tim Muipl.y J ml the Sol Nnllh lliinell com
pany will appear at the l.jceum tomoirow night
In ", IUcliclor'ii Itominee." Jlr. Jlurphy hat
dene the ery envillle thine, in takliu ii;i a
play oncil liy Kul Sinitli Hugnell, of plajlnc
the part In hli omii name," faja the St. !,ouii
Itepuldie. Thrie .,s a fiL'pleion that he would
lead off with .1 ltu.-r!l linil.illnu. He li.n lint
done it. On the other hand, he It irerntitix an
entliely otiuinal co'irrption of the cjuaint clui
aclei' that loieil looV., and a clil at the
vime lime, and w.n wlllinc to die Hie kIi! up
without telintf her of IiU love liecaiie the other
1c How M.ii m iniiili jonnser and a iilend of
lii.'.
Marie Dressier as "Miss Prinnt."
Maile l)ie.lir hn eauuht cm at a tal and
lui caught it inot iniphatiiMlly wlili "MIm
I'rlimt." which corner to the Ljreiim thealer
neM Triday. It In jut Hie oit of a how tht
one wants. It l a ch.'..er of the lduti. Mic
DrcMlrr is leilly n public benefactor, fo.- a
ccineclliiine tint ii able to cheer the multitude
a hc don. Is notlilnir khorl of tint, she has
bicu Fi-en brie In nuuv u sikiom In the tvt,
but in notlilni; Hint could compare with "Mm
riiuiit." She l ii "rocmI fellow," the pio
Erannnc tclli one, but that does not begin to
Klie one an idea of what fhe cloen In the collide
ot the play. She fprlncn jokc, innumerabloj
he hlngs ileur nml latehy oiuti; lio dance?
Willi Rraie and mueul.iiity
she h doir.B toincthlnB all the time, and he
Vecpi curjbody In a toar of litightrr i long
i the curtain li lalfed. The play U one that
rec,ulre a (rood ioinpny nd that 1 exactly
what hat been piovldcl. There i Hobert liar
rl and William II. I.jlell, comedlaiM of wiy.
Iiilf tJP". Xelllo lllatk, tall and ilatucniuel
Zella frank, n bundle of dalntincM and ffml.
blue ih.iruil lona HuIlol, lie of the slnptly
llinbi. and-biit wlij bo Into i1i!,i further t
liter; one elioubl no In ' Al. I'liiml" and we
her hlmef.
"The Belle of New York."
"The llelle ol Xe.v oik," Hie fiuat Mmfte.
bury theater, Iomlon, and Xew York tadno
i'ccc. will appear lit thli city for one iiltjit
unci matinee at tho l,jceum next Saturday.
"Tlip Hello uf New ork" hold a itcord of W7
peifouiiaiHM at tho Mufteliury theatrr. Tlili
It a lecoid ttlihli ba.t i.ot bjen ncldetnl by any
other .tir.eilcyi play In Ixindon, and lnd.Vel few
plaj, KnglWi or olbeiwlse, luve ever oliljlliccl
nidi popularity. The cablet tirouglit fclowln
cWcrlitloiw of ihe tiiniiilluom nillmda?ni at tho
iciulieloti of (lie London rim of till ttlccni but
It would feeni that IhU wan cpilto ecpialled by
Ihe ttannlli of the reieptlon (.Iten to the ioni
tiany upon llirlr irtnrn to the .Vctv Yoik Cadr.it.
The ij,1 of "Ihe Hellc of New Yoik" tliU
Kaion will be ii notable one, mot of the mem,
I'cm cf the company belns rifalned. Xcw In
the cat will be Mlw llculali Dodge t Violet
irey, the Saliatlon lale. Mlt Iknlgc Mid,
when i-he made her inelropolltaii debut In t lilt
patt but n.ioti, to luie Rltm a ino.l woilby
and meiitorioiK piitoiiniuie, and cter.iwhne
he hat npH'.ncil .lie b.i nut with lul.int mic
ts In the role.
Wills Brothers.
The ll llrother continue to draw l.ire
crowdi to the Academy of Mudc to wltnem their
farce ccmedles. Vciterday afternoon "Iho Two
Old Cronlfd" ai repeated, and latt etenlnK
their new comedy, "In Atlantic City," wa the
attraction.
Ilotli plaji pleed Immensely. Thlj aflernoon
",ii .Mlititlc t liy ' will U icpeated, and tonlitlit
"lln'om I'llemlt" will be offeicil as the drawing
card.
"The Tide of Life."
'I bellete In actors knowing how to iln,"
M.n Maniger McDowell, of "The Tide of Llf,"
wlilcli It to be produced at the Academy of
MiiaIc next Tliurtday. I'rldiy and Siturday. In
thlt place of mine, ctrral of my comedian ln;
and mot of Itirin dime, too. An actor who can
slnii It Mire to be a better ellcutlonUt than one
who cannot, and danclnir civet a grace to him
that n-ldoiu comet Inini any other source.
"I know that my patrout liki"inulc at a relief
fioiti the wrloiit element in a drama, and henco
I'htte put in liberal dkra of lllil entcrt.iliuueiit,
with nuitlc, kiiiKim,' and rolllikine fun. Thli
cnablct the audience to cnjny the- dramatic feat
met, brcaiiM- then It iiollilns which piepaiet
Jhc i.umin lirnit fur the ntlenuout happenliiBt
of life like a tate ol lit Jojousnctt. I would
not think of otrirliiR fo ttierful and realUtlc a
itiama without a laigc mixture uf comeil.t ami
fun."
"Wine, Women nnd Song."
l'aliont of the (ialety will remember with pleat
lire M. M. 'Ihlrc't "Wine, Women and Siiih"
company, which mule a fatoraMe Impression at
that theatrr call. In the n'a-on. no that the an
tioiinccment that Mr. Thieve will briiiR hit com
pany to the liaiety for three da.ts, beginning
'lhurday inatlner, lioulil pack the Iiuum at
card pufoiiiunic.
Thin hate been many mw fealuies added to
ti.e ciiteilaltmicnt Hilt mm-oii, and Mr. 1hie-.e
b.w ecuicd an imiiiiilly deter lot o. perfotmer)
to cairy out hit Idea-. Tho oprnlng' fane comedy
it a cleter satire on the luxation of the xaude
tillo ttage by the prominent operatlo and ilia
malic Mais Tlie impersonation of tariout well
known porforinrit me cxiellcnt, while tho iot
lumet and make-up are absolutely couvit. The
taudetillc aelt are far abote the .image ami
include- dome ot the bet that can be obtained.
Gilbert and (Joldk am cicdlted with beinir, tho
brt tiam of comediant In the bumiett. llonlta
has protcd the lelgtiiii); mivition in taudctille
i..it Beaon. The four Atnerlcaii TiumpetcM ato
cleter mu-lcal arti--j. while Klliiu and tiottliolil,
llaiihon and (,'iew and Mignoii (iilbcrt arc sure to
pleaw ctrry one. The choiut it coinpowd of a
number of dunning and talented women. A
Untenable bmlctiiuc clo-et the piogramme.
THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Bevlew.
Nih x,ul:, Mauli 2(1, The ircunciue of
the -.lor.t ol i nuitlittotcrti lallioul ileal
coupllnt; Xoithein l'.uillc- nnd llurlini'ton, wat
tu iflou lo- an cxtiaoidiu.iry and Inipiittii
lumaiil inotimiiit In llu- late utoik maiket lo
ll. i). In the tally dcalim-H tlie bears olfm-d
priiea down teiy boldly end made liiioailt in
politically all the aiilu stuakt in Hie H-t. The
(iianeit aid Souihwcslein-i proi-d tbcin-ehi't
ihpcelally Milnt rable. Xorthern I'aclllr Itself
trat lurccd clown neatly u point, but llin
llngton wat held aboie last iilglit'H len-l
thioughout. Missouri r.ullic, alter liciiii? till. t
tu 1UJ13 fell bad. V,. The local traction stinkt
'icie notably weak, ilediiilug fioni 2 to 2 nnd
tlii-tu were c'pcciilly notable clediuet In the
indiistilal list. Anultfiinated topper f.illlns 'J-'-i
and Sugar 2 KInts. The kieel Ktoeks hliaiid in
tin genual wrakucnt and man) of tlicm almppcil
fruin 1 to 2 points unci- r Lett night. It wat after
reaih the whole totlon had been consumed in
thli proec-M ol exlrntlon of i-hort oeeounfi that
the Sorthetn Pacific Mfltenitnt dcvcloiiecl. 'Hit
bcarii tveto completely routed and found th
mpply of atocks tcry email, bidding: up prlcM
cm thcnuclid by rapid olrlden. There tvat an
almmt complrlo lecotery in tho crnetal lltt and
Noitheni I'aclllo mil god upwanlt ft'i polntt to
01i, tt ncortl price. Tl.c rle In lliiillnglon
leached 4H. Tolal caloi today, 1,WI,C.(K) nharet,
llailmael bomlt toiilliiueil nrllx c and Irregular.
Total Mien par value, NI,iJD,uW. t nJled Slalct
edil U imipon admitted U n-r cent, on the !it
call.
The) following quolitlont are fiin!ihil Tb
Mbur.e by M. P. Jordan Co., rooms T0J-7M
Uraia buildlnr, Scranton, P. Tel(p!innevC0n.1i
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Inc. (it. ciU Ing.
Ameriian Sugar llo'i lll'.i 1.1'H,; llflU
American Tobactn . ..I27'4 V2T'; lit 12B'.C
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lliookl.tn Traction Slijs ,SIi Tett 80,
Halt. Ohio .. . . Iil'i (ill, tviij 0i)ii
('out. Toburo I".i, .' IVj 4i!'i
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St. IMul Iixl, 14U 1ITU HSU
llork Mand Ki Us'i IJfl't 127-Ji,
Delaware k tlitdoii ....lirt lfil 10! Ml
Lackawanna 1 1 .', v' IM l'J.Vi
linn, k T'etr.. I'r ."ifl'i ."ij rieJ'i 6
Iiult. k Nali ffi'i 1W US5 W
M.uilialtan l'.b 121 l't'i W.V, YX
Missouri p.icir.c iwi lnuij iw',4 mi'a
Met. Traction (o III! Ill) 10J',l 1ft!;
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Soutbetti l'aclflo W W, 4Vi 4iU,i
N'oifolk k Western .... SI; ."ill, tot-, .11
Xorlb. radflo W't PUi Wii Id'i
North, l'.uillc. I'r .... SS'i 8!)7i hsij Hat
X. Y. Cential tl"Ti ltn't 11','i H0i
Old. k West .Ilij nt" run "I'i
Pinna. It. It l.,l TiHi ll l.'.l
l'aiinc Mall X,i MVt ."I at.
Ueadlnff .It .IHl fit at
llradlng, Pr Ti'i 7.Ti 72 7.!
Scuthem It. It., IV .... -js1 2-i'i 27n; !5i
Soulhem It. II., Pr .... 71 Til 7'l To'.
Teim. C. k Iron SStJ rai'4 V, flfl'i
U. S. Ix-alher 12-i 1:11 U V.lt
I. S. Leather, I'r .... 7.V, 7o,i T-Vi 7o't
I'nlon I'adllc ....dPt toti2 ''I fu-'t fll1
Union Pacific. Pr M' fV Sl' MI'n
Wnbih. Pi :;tiVj ID"; .11 HV-,
WeMtrn t'nlon f S'Oi Mi; Ss",
O. V. I SI :.2 MVt :.j
People't fiat lofi Utt, lOlU vn
So. S M'i Mtj iViii Mi".
Texat I'aelfio :ilU :il3 .Wi .".lis
Am. Car I'oiuiiliy 20' 27 2.',i 2iri
I'. S. lcel ( C'l, IJ-1, l'i 42'i
CIIICA0O (.IIAIS MAItltlVr.
O.ien High- Low- Clot-
WHEAT. ir.tr. eit. st. Ins.
Mat- 7itm 7",7i T.',t j T.'ttj
.lull" 7"", 7JI, iV3 7Mj
ronx.
May IJtt 42'i t.'i, 42-1.
.lulv 42!j !; u-' t;-:i
0TS.
May Jj'i 2Vi iV 25U
I OIIK.
Mat- 1.VVI r,.M) 11.70 11.70
.Inly 13.20 lT.-O 1.1.12 11.12
LAUD.
Mat- s.bl S.in s.n7 t.P7
Jiilf S.Vi S.01 S.lr .!
Hills.
Mi) 7.e7 S.OO 7.s7 S.0-
Xi:W YOltlt (iltAlX M.MIKUT.
Open High Low Cloi-
WIICAV. In;. ett. est. Intr.
Jlay ") 8fr't MH HU",
Jul) W-a SO?, i: t-iii
conx.
Mat- 47'i 47', 47-1 Vi
July 47', 47U 47U 47'a
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Bar of 100.
STOCKS. Bid. Anked.
rlnt Natioral Uank Kin
bcranton Saving", dank CSU
Third National Bank 4 so
Dime Deposit and Discount Dank.. 2 JO
Lconomy Light. U. P. Co 4
Lacka. Trust Safe Deposit Co 130
Clark k Snover Co., Tr. 12J
Scranton Iron Tence k Mfg. Co lot)
Bcranton Axlo Work 93
Lackawanna Dairy Co.. Pr. 20
County Sating Bank k Trust Co.. 300
First National Bank (Carbondalc) 300
Standard Drilling Co so
Traders' National Bank 14i ...
Scrantoj Bolt and Nut Co 10s
BONDS.
Scranton Pastongcr Hallway, flret
Mortgage, due 1920 113
People's btrcct Hallway, first mort
gage, due 1918 113 ...
People' Street Hallway, General
mortgage, due HOI 113
D'ckson Manufacturing Co 100
Lacka. Township School S per cent. ... KM
City of Scranton St. Imp. 6 per
cent 101
Scranton Traction 0 per cent 1!5
Scranton Wholesale Market.
(Couected by II. (I. Dale, 27 Lackawanna Are.)
Iluttei (Teanier.t, 2H:n:2c,; dairy, 17a20i.
t hc?c 1'till iicam, U.il3c.
l'ugs We-lcrn fieh, 11 to ll'jc. : nraiuv
Mate, 11'fc to l.V.
Ilcain Per tin., choice marrow, fci.OViJ 1.0.
Pea Ileal --Per liu., W.i;a2.S0.
Medium lleant P.-r Int.. 2.JOi2.4J.
(Irten Prah Per tin., l.lfal.4J.
Onior.t-I'er bii., ?1.IO.U.EO.
lTour llci-t patent, per lill $1.03.
I!ed Kidney lleant Per bit., 2.43aJ.I0.
New York Grain-and Produce.
ew Yoik. March 2(1. I'lour 1'alrly sle..d)
on top giadc", but ciull and cany otherwise;
Mlnui'it.x pattnt, Hil.U; wiutci low giades,
V2.13a2.M). Wheat Spot market easy; Xo. 3
lid, fcl'i. f. 0. b nlloit: No, 2 red, 7U'c. eli .
tutor; No. 1 noithe-in Duluth, Sri?ae, f. o. b.
Jonas Long's Sons
Announce
Their Dpening of
Spring
Millinery
On Thursday, March 28,
Friday, March 29,
Saturday, March 30,
ttt 1 U !
afloat; optiout dull all day and the rmikct
weak, cloing at '.laUc. net lo-t; May dosed
fcO'aC.; Jul), MOic; Siptembir, T!lT;c. ("oin -Spot
collet; Xo. '-'. l'i'e-. eletaior and 10'i'
f. a. 1 1. a Ileal; option luaikcl opined Meul) but
w'cakclie-il and closed eatv al U-.c. net de
eiliic; Maieh doed I'K.j Miy. I7i-c.; Iijlj.
47'ic; Sciilembei, 47-"e. Oats-pot dull; .No,
2. JOVjc; Nei. 3, 50c.; No. 2 white, ;ijiia3!i.:
No, 3 white, .l.'c; tiaik iniveil we-leui, ."r.i
ill'.i'.i track while. Il.'a'UV. ; option" teiy uteady
ami fairly actite, but finally leaclrd and 'closed
easy. Iluttei I'ltm; firr.li ereauury, 10.i22e.;
flctniy, Oall'-r.; iniitKlon eieaiiiii.t. llalsic;
stale dairy, lir-h, 11.121c-. llieow ITini; f.uvv
largo colored and white, llalli-c; fancv si.i.ill
eoloicd. U1-.; fain)- small while, 12.U2ttc.
l'ggt Stiong; slale and IViuitlvanla, I Hit
He.; weftein, lu'i.il 1'jc; aouthe.n, l'J-ial-S'i .
Chlcngo Grain ana Produce).
( hitago, Mateli 2il. Modciate activity in umi
wat In contiast lo the I'tilctnc-s of oilier iimii
kett on 'Change loelay. The lone of the fcn.il,
wat ea.Iei, com do-dng 'a1i., xrheul ia' si-,
and oatt .. lowci. Piovi-lout tvcie t-tead),
doi-lng iiuchanged to 71jc. Iilgher. ( ash cpiiita
tic.nt wile at follow-.: rie-ut Stcadv : No. .:
irliiR wheat, l.7a7".; No. 2 red, 7lnia7iliji .
No, 2 coin. i2"c: No. 2 .tellow, tl'ic; No. 2
iii(, 2(lc; No 3 nlilte, 2si.a2'i'ic ; So. .: ttlille,
'Ji,-a2,c. '. No. l)i', fr-'tHjilltji . ; good frediiu;
b.ulev, IllitV. ; fair to choice malting', !7.rjM'.c ,
No. 1 flax -.col, M.."i, No, 1 noiiliwistein, l.vi;
prlino tliiiotbt i-eed, l 10; nicst polk, pel bai
rel, ,13ar.w); laid. . 10(8.13: abort ribs, tide,
r".fCiaS.11; illy K.lltrd ttlioulclrrn, OiaOTiiC.; atiort
clrar elilei, fA23.iS.37!i; xthlakry, iil.27.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
( hliago. Maicli 2i!.-Cattlo Ileceipts, 3,Mo, In.
eluding Uli) Textut, maiket generally steady In
Ironi:, actite; Texant, 10c. higher than last
week; j,oo-l to piiim tticrt., VaU; poor to me
dium. M.7."aLfni: -dockers and fceiiers, actite,
UK. Iilgher, r-'lal.t-j; cow-,, I2.70a4.40; hellert,
J.;.'j.ui; cauncK, -I'aj.fij; InilN, U.;ja.33;
lalvm, 2'e. lower than lat week, $l.2o.7i;
Tixat fed dleer", higher, naJet today, t.HOil,
Texan glass -.ii-cin, fJ.lOaf; Ti'xat bulla. J2.t0a
;:.7.3. Ilcg- ltecelitt today, lt,(ii)i); tomorrow,
2I.KV) ettiiiiatcd; left ovci, 4,000; actite, 10
higher; closing civlir; fop, (1.20; niLxed and
bulchrit, s.'i.'t)ili,t2'i; ROcl to choice, ifHOVt
.20; rough hc.ity, M.'iOaO; light. J.65a8.07'f ;
bulk of sjIci-. f(MG.07!i. fslifcii HecelpU". Pi..
Oci; kheep, leady to btrong; Iambi, Urong lo
shado higher; good to choice wethers, U.Kiat,
fair to choice mixed, $ I.. "A. 1.83; western sheep,
! f-0.il: .teaillngt, ..S0a.1.10; nalite lamb", I.Vi
a3 Hi; twili m lamlm, $.1.10,i3,M.
New York Live Stock.
New- ioik. Maieh 20. licet et No trading,
fi'iliiiR klrad). ( altes Unclunged; common t'j
ebolco tealt rold at "la?; barnyard caltet, Htm
lii.il; hhecp and IjiiiIk, Heady; no ahcep on
.,le; prime laiiilm, slow at "fft.1), Hoi Sent,
inallv lower at ilali.30.
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i
TIME'S UP!
Or nearly so. You will be counted out if you don't get here this week as this will be
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK OF THE
GREAT
FIRE
SALE
On Monday, April 1st, 1901, we will APRIL FOOL YOU on the Fire Sale by opening up with our
new SPRING STOCKS of Shoes and Oxfords. Watch for the GREAT TRANSFORMATION SCENE? "
To do this we must clean out the balance of our present stock at LESS than Fire Sale prices. It consists
of such goods as these :
FOR MEN
The 'Stetson, The Johnson & Tlurphy,
The "Just Wright," The "Crawford" and
Richard & Brennan Union Made, "The World's
Best" Footwear.
SHOES
AND
OXFORDS
FOR LADIES
Wichert and Gardiner, Harry H. Gray's Sons
The "Domby," Krippendorf Dittman Co.,
Ziegier Bros.,
P. Cox's Celebrated Infants' and Children's Shoes
IEWIC DimiW ft A VIEC MITDDHV 330 Lackawanna
4U TT IJ, 1 U 11 1 , im T lIvJ W 1THJ1V1 II I
Ave., Scranton. f