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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
MONTROSE.
r-ltl to the Scranton Trilmiit.
Montrose, March 2!. l&ol. The fu
nial of the late Hyde Crocker wilt he
intended from his lntc renldenee on
Mitt street, tomorrow afternoon ut "J
n clock, IiIh pnst'M-, I lev. Hnnkcll Hetii'
.lid, otllclutlns. The ' t fi i-monlcs will
partake largely of n mllltiity chnrnctT,
nnil this U fitting-, for no brnver no
more valiant defender of Old Oluiy
I'vrr Ml, than mi he In whose honor
will tomottovv jjalher at his bier hit
lemuinlnK comrades of Pour Hi others'
tjost, No. 453, Grand Army of the lte
public. Tile death of Mr. t'luvkei has
caused profound nut tow thti)iilioui
this borough and h.'IJoIiiIiik towns, iind
his death leaves n vacancy In the so
cial, fraternal and tellglous tholes of
this place thnt will go lone unfilled.
A complete steam plant for the clean
lnjr of t'tupetF.i lenovutlnc fntliM,
lilikltiK and cleaning curled hair, etc..
Is blnc put In place by V. II. Dennis
t Son this week and will foim an Im
portant new Industry and n great con
venient" .1. II, U'atdslej 1ms moed his Insur
ance ofTtce fiom the Itepubllcan build
ing to moms over Moitls' dtug store.
Montros" lodge of Odd Fellows this
week elwtcd the following officers for
th ensuing term: Noble giand, Cj
ria.v Meirlll; vice grand, .lames V.
t'luiv, fieeietury, llarliinil A. Denney;
financial secretar. William D. H.
Alne.x, licasuiei, Apollo Ptone; mem
!! of relief committor. Wirt II r'onk-
1 1n.
Tim indies' Matinee .Mtiikdl club will
Lshe a line entertainment nt village
lull tin Apill :'J. Two Nocullstri and a
ollnlat fiom th" city have been se-
icd for tin occasion
I'lu- loutitv peniiii intli lommltlec
c now In aej-niou in the aibltratlnn
ioiii at the I'ouit hntihe. UigunlviMtlon
Fr the ensuing e.ir will be peifeetcd,
,iinl the (!ate for holding the county
(invention w III b" tled.
Mits Allt-e Nnrthion. an esilmablo
find popular young lady, has accepted
,i iiolton In the store of II. I. Head,
News lCHchcil here today of tile
ilHtli fiom iaralsls oT I lent y Webb.
upII known and i expected resident of
Williams Pond. The funeinl will be
Mtiended on Sutiilii.v.
Mr, Hiid Mis S. .1. .leiukfs hac ie
turned from uvlslt with irl.itivri and
friend" In St ranton.
The iinnii.ll benellt and Hi emeu's ie
j ptlon to bo given by Ilcseuo Hook and
i.idder companj In village hall on tbe
evening of Apill !, Will be a delightful
iiflalr and will doubtlehs have thu gen
eiotis pationage which It merit". The
ludles of Montto" will prepare and
s, ic .u claboiate suppei and follow
ing tliat nt) line musical and Uterar
limgianinie will be remlered by Mime of
din bo-,t l ji talent
This waf n orj light gi.ind Jury
v tt'K at otllt. but tlnee tine hills be
ing ivtiiiiicd. and only four Ignored.
These weie. True bills, commonwealth
v. IMumd Hall, eharKcil with lar
rnn . Uugcnc Iewls. piof-ecutor. I'otn
iiiuntwfilth vs. .lohn V. Koach, chaige
,-ihault ami battel y: (.'. A Sexton, pio.
rnnimouwealth vs. George Shoemuker,
, barge, unlaw fill cutting of timber; J.
Beebc pios. Ignoied bill"- Com-
fionwealth v. .lohn Sklnnci. charge.
tiling without a lRenho; constuble's
Lcturn, county to pav costs. Common-
U'lilth vs Charles II, Tlftany. cliaige.
Ielllng liquor without n license, Chailes
tlehurds, prosecutoi, county to pay
I tbts, Conionwcalth s 1.11 Hatbpr,
rliaige, assault and battery, W. V. Ma-
Imiii, pi os : county to pav cost. om-
Imonwealth s. Clarence Lewis, iliaige,
lart eny; James duller. pio. The grand
Jut; remininendcda county bridge over
(ienl, near I J. I. Halley's In Liberty
township.
THOMPSON.
Sf ill to the Srnton Trlt'ijnf
Thompson. March 'J!! Winter Is hold
ing a high cai nival before It takes Its
llnal leave of us.
Us-bom l.eonatd, of the Young Men's
i hilstt.ui iiisoc iatlon loonih. Scran
ton, spent Wednesday and Thuisday
v.itli his sjstei. Mis. M. Lewi', on
.IrffelhOn stieet.
Our postmaster, 11. I", n.iinei. after
thiee o! four day's siege, concludes
that the grip Is no Joke.
Prank C'roMet, while chopping wood
about the ili st of Kebruaiy, lost his
WHtth In the snow. A week ago the
-now dl.sappeaied and he found the
wutrh none the wow foi It.s exposuie.
A toal train ran Into the rear end
of a freight train between here and
Arai.it yesterday, causing the destruc
tion by flic, of the caboose and one
Height car with their contents and
delating the Saratoga about an hour at
this station The air brakes did not
work and other things peculiar to
railroading weie lespontdble for the
episode No one was hurt.
N .1. Monroe, of Como, Is heie to mil
the new cieamery, and will open Mon
daj next provided the milk Is not all
i hurned by the commotion among the
larmers as to what to do with their
milk now they have a fit t class crpam
er.v. How Is thut: "Many men of
many minds."
Mi. and Mis. Kllus ! Cuiglll, whose
daughter, Evangeline, died last Sab
bath at the Hahnemann hospital,
greatly appreciate the many kindnesses
hown their dear gill by the managers
of the hospital and by her fellow stu
dents while she was In training there.
And they would especially expies.x
their thanks by us to those who ex
tended help und sympathy during her
Hlckmwti .and contilbuled ho gener
ously und giiiclously tlowers and other
tokens of esteem for her Initial
Nelson Ueiison, who died in Scran
Ion Wednesday of this week, was u na
tive of Jackson, vvheie he has two
brother, H. M. and P. K. Ills remains
will bo brought on the tialn to this
nation tomorrow morning and con
voyed to Juckson, whole the Intetineiit
will take place.
Undertaker A. II, Crosier Is In Gieut
Bend today.
Krause's Cold Cure.
For Lolds In the head, (best, tin oat
or any portion of the body, bleaks up
a cold In 34 hours without Interruption
to work. "Will pievent colds If taken
when rlrat symptoms nprciir. Price
25c. Sold by Matthews Uros.
TUNKHANNOCK.
fcpdlil to the stunton 'iiiliLiif,
TunVhii.naik, I'a., MjuIi '.'9.-On jnJ after
Monday. Afiil 1, the posloftice' will ilo jt ',.10
In flit eveninv lnli'ml "1 nt o'tlock, at al
ri'itct,
Utt. Kcllle Liiluwu u.ll Idle .hortiy for
llohol,ni, X. .1 , i heir le rvil In ule htr
heme nllh her Mer1 Ml. IUIr.iniplf.
Mi. .Innei MiKlnf, of Ifarjland. t llllng
her uncle, O. i1 MIIN, ot thh place.
Attorney Oeorgp II. DeWItt, of the Wjomhu
county lur. "Ill Helher a lecture t I'UtlV
Operi lloae t'vinoitow etrnlnn, milijecl. "U
Won't Hint oll." riiuUr tirie.
Mjrrlie llit'iiMH hate hem Ixueil to MRJr
Wlnttimiite awl Mini alii" . IIent, of Tiink
ImniirHk, jIhI to Jew Vior. "f l.iVe Whiolii,
inl Mki llewle (ir. nl I'tllt,
Xiitlii WIIIIjiii Owmi, cf Mill t'iH. i"Jle n
lnlt t" TniililMnod. ilmiiit Hie weel.
Mloiiiej '. 0(jr Deietielinei l In .riiiilii
ilil eel,. h-e h- U i'iiaaeil III trjlnp; an In
itrjtiie ust- In the l,ititjniia loiinU fonrl
Samii'l . Ci.ei.ljili Ih r.iitllitti J mw luv
vrlmlow jml other lnihiowtneni on hi renhlemr
rli Piiliuiii direct
Miner II, llejiiohl h pitiluMil tin pmlwily
now otuiplitl he I Vt, llom, on Kail lhit.i
Mnel, and will irtUU tlie-e after .Vpill t.
S .luihun larl. nJ fan.lh nllt lei.e toinonow
for Wel IMtt'ton. her Ihei will make theli
fui me lioni
Vu Vale le.. nlio It inHeril in temple
lolleije At niltlmere. I uptiiitiiiR the i:jtr
fallen ith her parent l thlf plan
FOREST CITY.
Fpeul to the crinlni Irihure
Porest city. Man h V.9.-A P.etall
Merchants' as-oelatlon, for mutual pro
teetlon, lias been foimcd In Wrest
'Ity, with the following officers: Presi
dent, John McDonald; vice-provident,
n, Peldman; secretary, II, P. Johns;
treasuier, J. Preetlnidn: trustees. 1
Rar.ifinlkl. T. J. Penteco3t. M. Kear
ney, auditors, !'. M. Carpenter, Max
Heller, John Alexander. The organiz
ation, which has n membeishlp of
forty-seven, tomprlses nearly all the
business men of Porest City and Vnnd
llng. Shetiff W. .1. Maxe.v was a visitor in
town today.
Ilev. K. II. Walsh was taken III es
terday. but Is much better at pietent
Mlhs Clarii-sa Wnteis was the guest
of her touln. Miss Florence Wateis,
this week.
The dam a! the pumping station of
the Consolidated Water company was
swept awa.v Wednesday n the high
water In the rlvei
James McKlnnr. of Ser.inlon. fm'
meily n Porest City attorney but now
land agent for the Delaware. Lacka
wanna and Western company, was a
visitor In town this week.
The hotemgh council has appriipil
filed JT) a month for a paid policeman.
The board of trade will raise the other
half of the iieicssary amount,
Jiime, White, who has been ta col
lector for the past four .vcmik has
found It necesf.,n to icslgii. owing to
the additional woik i.iued by the
semi-monthly pay svstem
James T. .Teunlng". a former Poiest
city boy. who Is now electi Iclan for the
Davis Co.i) ami Coke (.oiupiiuy at
Thomas. W. Va., has been promoted to
chirr nirchanleal and electilcil en
glneei for tbe comeiti His hi other,
Pred. will leave tomoriow to accept .i
position under hint.
("batman A Leek, who foimeilv ic
Mldiil heie und about sl weeks ago
bad an nrni taken oiT nt a v.iwmlll in
Pike tounly. has been din liaised from
the Port Jtrvls lnvpital. and hi now
visiting Ilantotk ft lends.
Mrs. Henjamln Mikc.v Is vlblting her
sister In Coining. N. Y.
II. M .lo.-eph Is In New York city.
Itoger Williams, of Susquehanna, a
student at Uui knell unlvcislty and t-on
of the former pastor of the Ilaptlst
i hurch here, will preach In th.U diurch
at both s-cnMces on Sunday.
The subject of the morning ermoii
at the Piesbyteilar chinch on Sunday
will be "The Largest Choir, the Hest
Singers and the Sweetest Song." In
the evening Ilev. Mr llolllnshed will
pleach on The chinch's Mlbon,
Commission and Weapon0."
Martin Ttiirns, a brother of Mis John
Shiiughnessy and P.obert Carr arrlveci
heie from Iicland this week.
A bab.v uhl has ai lived at the home
ot Mr. nnd Mrs. !nnls Fallon.
W. A. Lott has been appointed oal
Inxpfctor at the Clltfoul breaker
Thoimis Watts and family have re
turned from Globe, AtUona, and will
again make their home heie.
A Mirpilse party was given to John
Wateis, of Delavvate stieet. Wednes.
day night, by a number of hi oung
friends.
HAWLEY.
Sfeilil to the Scianten Trlhure
I law lev. Miiicli J.). Milton Kolllyon
of Notch, PlUo county. To., illftl at tlic
lii.ine of Ills iUuicliti'1, Mis Albert
HilffBi. Klnililrs, Pa . of iliopsy, hri-i!
61 yeatc. The funeral was lieM Wetl
tir?duy at tltu KlmlileM school house
Interment In Klmulrs t-enietery.
Mln-s Julia Albictlit, of Helmont ave.
hup, lit d ot her homo Ufi vvt'ek Wed
nesda, of consumption arred IS yeais,
Fiineral was hold it the Geunaii
chinch lust Vrlday at 2. p. m
The remulns of Joseph Ansley,
of fcrantoti, who tiled List Sat
in day alter a llnfferlnff II1iiom,
was brought to Paiipu-k. Pike
county, last Tuesday for burial. He
vviii u former rvfldpnt of IIiivvle.
Mr. John Gibbons died nt his home,
near Havvley, on Wednesday at 2 p
m. Funeral was held at the Catholle
church Friday. He v. P. '. Winters of
llclatins Internient In Hillside ef-nio-lery..
Mr. Theodore SpangenberK' and Miss
HiiMin Mains, of Wllsonvllle, were uni
ted In marriage at Poit .Tervls by Hev
J. r. Forbes Monday, March S. All
who know thtm Join In wishing thein
a. biippy wedded life.
Two of our most popului anil lilrjhly
esteemed younj; people, Mr. Milton
Sttatton and Miss Nelll Daniels, were
united In holy matrimony at the
Methodist Kplscopal church Thursday
at liljfli noon by Rev, .1. P. Slmpklns.
Their many fi lends wish them u happy
and piospeious wedded life
Mrs. V C. Knupp started tor Iliook
lyn, N. Y.. Friday morning, vvheie she
will visit her sister. Mis. A. H. Avery.
The W. S. Knitting Mills company,
aie Incteasliiff their output fast, ami
are turning out a line line ot goods,
They expect whan tbe busy season
begins to lw able to llll their mders
promptlvj the past season 'they liavei
had moie otders than they tould fill,
which speaks well for their goods.
Hov. F. U Brooks will occupy the
pulpit of the Uaptlst church Sunday
morning and evening.
Huy Aniinerman, who has been sick
the past two weeks, Is gaining very
slowly.
The Orescent agency have just re
ceived the 1601 models and they ate
fTcat. It will pay all Intending lo pur
rhusc a bicycle to call around und
see them.
Henry Nolan t-ontemplutes enlarge
ing his Knitting mill as soon as the
weather permit". This means employ
ment of inotc help nnd more notiey
paid out In the town, which Is n great
help to nil
Miss Flout Curr, who has been con
fined lo the house for several days, Is
getting along nicely now.
HONESDALE.
Jpcilil to the 5 ranton Tribune
Itonesdnle, March :!. 'etuis II. ltus
sell Is home from the Highland Mili
tary academy, at AVoicester, Mnss..
spending his K.ister vacation.
Mis. S. K. Dodge and daughters, Ml
Adelaide and Miss Ploience, uttended
I ho Danlels-Strnlton wedding, 1n Haw
ley, today,
O. B. Itadsall, of the Ilonesdale pot
ofllce. Is c onflned to his home 'by 111
ne.. Mr. nnd .Mis. J. D. Weston went to
New Yotk this morning to stay over
Sunday. Fiom there Mis. Weston will
visit Atlantic city.
Tlie living French tompany arc be
ing greeted by huge houses nt their
excellent entertainments. This (Sat
in day) evening they close a successful
engagement at the Ilonesdale opera
hoife with the Irish diiima, "O'Moore's
Couitshlp."
The Republican county convention
will 'be held at the Allen house on Mon
day.at '. p. in., to elect delegates to the
state convention. The prlmmles will
be held Ihl" (Saturday) evening fiom
b to S n clock.
W H. Varcoe. of Hoiios'dale. Inn
been elected a delegate to the state
convention or the Knights of Mncea
bees, which will be held In F.rlo on
June 8
Tlie spring Inspection of Compan.v u,
Thirteenth leglment. will take pace In
the Ilonesdale nimory on Apill !.
The looms of the Musical History
society weie crowded to the doois List
evening. The progt amine was In cliniffe
of Miss Florence Baker. Subject,
"Soua " Freeman's orchestra. Maple
City Mandolin club, solos and chorus
sliirlng furnished a delightful cuter
tnlimient. Messrs, Peiiiiliniui and Wilson are
soon to letlie fiom the piopi letorshlp
of 'lie HonoMlnU Citizen. The plant
will pus lo other owneis. and n em.
weekl.v paper will be Issued The
liniigr will piobably take place about
May 1 Mr Wilson Is hi lli-health. and
he has spent very little I line In his
olllce during the pat winter.
DURVEA.
Fre u In the tiMhtwi lllhine
Din yea, March "JO. Friday afiernooii
the Lexington nnd New Oilcan 111"
tuiieiil yoi letles or the High school
again clashed for the i haiiiplotishlp.
The iUe.stloiis .'iil In by the two
tamp" weie Intel est lug It Is surpils
lug lo olis, rvc how gieatl.v the pupils
have hicreusitl in their knowlcdg' of
histoi). The two societies have ar
i.inged foi n eonllli I every Filihiy af
ternoon. The judge decided lu favor of
the Lexington, 1-1.
.Mi1', John Whitman seilottsl ill
at hoi homo on tlinve stieet.
Ml. Hairlson Is sufi'eiliig fiom nil
Illness of pneumonia.
Mis John Tlllfoit I" 111 nt her home
on Bildgc stuet.
The Intant child of Mr nnd Mrs An
(leron Is ill.
The eiitertainnieni lield bv the La
i'Ics' Auxlllaiy, Division l'7. Ancient
tinier of Hibernians, on Thuisday
evening was laigely attended.
Misses xpij nnd ilrTtiinle Ainoti mo
visiting nt the homo iif Ml. and Mis.
I. Kiesge.
UNIONDALE.
Srtilil it the Si ranton lillniii'
Fnlojidale. M.iich i!i.--Tin Ladli s'
Aid soilety (r the Presb.v terlan chu-di
will meet next Thlirsdiij tor itlnifi nt
the home of Mis. 1M. Moigin
Mr. nnd Mis. Jason Bounds wi'l hi
the near ftituie move to (iiileiou.
The comment emrnt cm ids J" of the
giaded school will In held 111 the band's
hall Apill '..
Miss Vntigte Cargll. who ,r -lj died
lu a hospital in Scr.ititon. spent some
time mining us several mmix ngo. nnd
vi. is well Know i to many of the pciple
In ie
The Meihoilist thiliih is pi.pailng
foi an Intel estlng Hastei service
Owing to s veie attack of xi l,n ss
GREAT
On Monday, April 1st, 1901, we will APRIL FOOL YOU on the Fire Sale by opening up with our
3 new SPRING STOCKS of Shoes and Oxfords. Watch for the GREAT TRANSFORMATION SCENE.
3 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 :
The ''Stetson, The Johnson & Hurphy,
The ''Just Wright," The Crawford" and
Richard & Brennan Union Made, "The World's
Best" Footwear.
I LEWIS,
IwtWMWWttWtt
Mls, Blanche Corpenter lift" I'ocn coti
fined to her bed for the pint week,
Miss Frank Lewis lately visited her
slsler, Mrs, Johns m, of Srranton.
Ilatry Mpnor litis left to do faun woik
In Glllele.
D. II. Coleman, of C'arbotiiliile, Is
expected to move his family hero lu
the early future nnd to engage In
the hnrdwnro business.
Mrs. Hmmet Gibson has telurncil af
ter i visit to Perkvllle.
Owing to Inclement wtalher, there
was no set vice In the Presbyterian
chinch lust Sunday evening.
Miss Blanche Carpenter Is conflnrd
to her bed by Illness
Mr, and Mts WIMIam Temple and
daughter ate visiting relatives In Car
liondnle. THE MARKETS.
Wall Stieet Review.
Sen tiik. M m li l!l Ihne tu ntiollur ila)
ot vei.i la at .t dpitulitlvii III the etoik luaihel
Inlay. 'I he individual evaniph- ot unlahle
etliiMth tinl an an eflrtthe prup In the Vilmli'
market and kept the hullMi plrll In the accent
iiIIIioukIi profit taking- mo oli an en trnioili yale
all ilai 'I he inmiment tta not eipitlilly 'en
net lul with anj new development lint rvtrjtlilnu
nrelteil u fatoriiMe iiltorpietition (run I lie etc
llii:l,illc hull., and If nn.tlhliiit mifiinrihln
tame to their notiic It w.n totalb iiniied
lliirlltigtnii nnd t idled Mates steel utork were
Ihe timet nin.pltiieiK fcalilre In the nHrh't.
a. .i tin nee iialitiM) ami tlieir etreiifclli ibid
a dreWie hiltiiitiir eli Ihe whole Hit. Iliirlltigtoti
v.i" hiin.tant fmin ihe outvt nviiintln t'4 i"Hil
our hot nluht' rlne In the openliii trail'-
Hllnnt h,t Miitelte ftnire of 1v wlnt ill a
tlm mi an aluoiptlon in IW) nlnret. Xo an
thoilre, aiinmiiitriiieiil mjs made of the iloiii'K
n Ihe Xeilhim l'.irini.narliiiiilnn deal, hut
tilt1 pi'iidalum uteitted the aviilloti "that the
td.ni was ilh" fhete wi a fnrloiu penilatlon
in Ihe eioik ill tint whlih uriliil It up throuall
Mimsilii teitllniM In IT',, villh the i Ine imlj
i hIhiiIo helnw that 'the protlt LlUhR In North
tin I'ailfle wn terv lieavv. tarnllic the Voi
down I'is (icln the lop lite! and rlojup at onb
u etniill rallj with a net lovt nf ', The vol.
nine of ileallhK In the Pnltnl Mite Steel tntl.
lit. tonlfinphiteil with dellithl In the inmriU
slon hiokera a all earnest of the )iolhilltle
of an iithe poulallnn in a l,uk cHiipiiKliis'
n i i pi I it t nl ,fajrt,iji) ehare The ilj'. hinl-If-,
in the i opinion toek ainoutited tn IVi.OiiJ
kIiiiii!'. mil In the piefemd t" IW00 shire., er
fur huth IT pi I tent nt the total trinlclloii.
He iiilnmoti j,tniV win tlllril .It ere time 1. to
HI, .il'd the pief erred IH to 'in. Hi nfTerinz
hriiis'ht mil Ht thl level were enormous and
i pan nth the Mippnrter of ihe .te-k were sal
Mini tn tniiliilaln them at near tli.il level, wljeh
vtl. done lu the ehd llieie w m ii tfr) nntahte
ilniiiinl foi hluh i;iade Invest moot slink md d r
seme olliel- on "lllll Iho illvidind letuili li
i-ttll nt a hliili rile. In tlii eta.. Xorthwelerti
win tlllid ii1,, si I'm! Bnd Om itui s, f.n'. I
vvanri I, liiliuire and lliiihen H1!. New V'irk
Citilral 'J iv dividend. Illinnk C'htul i'i ilnl
Welern I'nlon ,.'. Tolal ealei. l.rtAlnVi ihann.
rh'ti was le- 'i.tlvhv In the hold mir,'t
todiv and iht p.ne pint erni tit 'viU IrreaiiLr.
1rl.il sle. ear value. vl,R'i0i(l t' S. ti"vv
I. adiuhieil 1 pr cent, en the t't rail
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POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK OF
FOR MEN
RUDDY, DAVIES & MURPHY
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July
COttN.
May
July
Strnnton Board of Trade Exchange
Quotntloni All Quotations Dnsed
on Par of 100.
STOCKS. Ilid. Alked.
tttkt N'alloial Hank Vif) .
Krranlon MvlnB (lank i JtVl ,.,
Tlilril Xatlonvl liank 40
Dime Ilepiult and liheoiint II ink , 27.)
Ktonoiny l.lxht, II. & I'.O'
t.aeka. TriM sale IXpoilt Co Prt
Clark k Snmer Co.. I'r Hi
Fcranton Iron F.nie . 4lfg. Co.
Strtnton Axle Works
t.acka'vam a Pal Co., it. .,,,, .,.
tovinty Saving, II ink K Tniat Co,. 3W
Klrst National llar.lt (Carbondale)
Standard Ilrllllnis Co
Traders' National (lank Ill
st ranton Hull und Nut Lo In)
UONDS.
Scranton t'tn.rger Hallway, first
Mortnafe, duo t'.rtO 113
reople'a Street Hallway, Ant mort-
cace, tlife 1013 HJ
riople'a "trcet Itallway, Oeneral
nioiigas, due tilt Ba
Diekwli aU'iufjoluring Co
hatka. Tovvtuhlp Sihoot o per tent. .
City of Sermttn H Imp. 6 per
tent, ,,
Scranton 1'rattloti tl per cent 113
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100
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Scranton Wholesale Market.
(forrened hv II. (I Pile, i7 l.aikiwanna lie )
lliittel -t reilner.v, Jl'sa.W. s dalrv, I'a.'ilo
I htrrr I'ull .'Kim, LVille
I j;u -We.tetn llr.li, II In t I't.. neamy
tte, tl't tn Wj-.
Ileicet'er Lu . rhnite niarrnw, I'JSJa.'.il
I'ea lleara- Pel III.. ,'.fa2.r'J.
Vtcdliim lleanv-l'T tan.. .' inc.' (J.
(Jreen I'e.i -Per hu . $l.linl..
Onions Per bu , $1 40il TA
I lour Ilea pitenl, per lilil., $1 M
fled Kl.lne; Ileani-Por hu , HJai;o
Philadelphia Oinlu and Produce
Philadelphia, Maitli 5i. -Wheat -I'lrtn, '.e.
hljilieri tnnltait strade. Vlarth, JiaTOi'. orn
Sdti r.g, to. higher; Xn, ; nuved Vlaiili. ia
(.',1. Oateteiily; V.. I white clipped, Se.
Ilultei rinn. ro.mI d'Piandl (am.v eteni
ireanitr.v. iJ'i., dn do. print, 'J.'., tlo, nut"
h.v prlnta. C'r , excepliinal lot, -ie. 1'iic.
I Inn. up.i.1 demand fre.h neirln, ll".i . d".
western, ll'dr, do, eoiilhwe.liin. l.l'Je ; do
Miutheiii, H. , I hri.e x(vuh ti X' full i eonir,
fJlu.v email, IJi(i.! id do do. till to i him .
im,al.'. ttrllnid mjtaf Inihaiud t ottmi
Mei.lv r.ill.m I'll tn : lllv prime in lihd
I',. : 'roiintiv do. ile . Md . Pnil7..'. i lie.,
.VJ'f live pmillrv I in h.nu'e.1. funis 111
t '. . dd ron-iei. 1.1..: winter il.it ken.,
Italfc : .priii; I'lieker-. .Tn'IV , ilm k. 12,
i.le , -iw lii.il i. ; titrkev., tn, 1 1 Hre.sd
li'iultr) I Inn. itiind demand, fotl thnee
II. . d... lair to good, I0.il0"-i ; old reo-tin,
7i.i . rfiivtlncr ehiken. nearhv, llille , wr.l
ern do., tflil.'i ; turkivi. we.lun ilior
f.iliiv, 10.il2i.; .links ne.nhj, ll.il.. . i,i
em do . lOil.'e
llnelpti I lour, l'klhirivl.. aiul 1 0. i.fUM 11
ill Mod: wheat. , l.ono hul,eN, ion., oli"i
n.il. .ll.flivi ihlinnenta- Whiai. ilO.OKY) h.eli
j el- mm. U"ifiii, ml; ss.oui.
New Yoik Grain and Pronucn
New- Vi.ik. VI mh ii - I Imir l'alrlv . live md
timer e'l ll.e lrelclii "f vvheil Whest X.
" lid. ..'. f o. I., illott. and ulij.e eliv..l'ii
No I ii'.rih.rn llului'i, 'i's. . I. " b iP.nt
Options I'llii. allhniig'i .pliil timed tinn at
Vte. net n. ham. Mnv t1oed ft ; lull, HIV :
"rut . sulie ( inn Mail .trniu: N" '. k
I etxtattir and W,i t n, l .ifl.iji Oplini.
I lriins .n id atllve ill iliv. Cloved .lieinr md
I .i. not higher; M.m li Io.nl .MX . : Vliv. I'd ....
lul. I'll,.! i --epl . li';- Hit. "-iiit linn,
Xn ;, ,lli ; X... .1. .ll'i.e . No " vhll... '.. . ,
t '1 while ;--J'v. : link iiiimiI wiyieru. !tl'i.i
.11'. r ! tlmk wh'ii lii'Ji option. .Inincer
v Illi eniti nnd on .1 hi euli diniind lluttei -t'liniei:
fledi iic-illliiv Hi".'. -, faitntj. III
ll,( ; Imitation iiiamnv, llil'-. ; Mile
lull s . IV.ili ( I cev l'lriiit fin.v luxe oil
end .itui wliile. Ilill'se, t,mev mull, color-' 1,
!!'. ; t.tri j- mh ill. whit,. IJali',. I'c. -I'.i.in:
"tip and Pei.na.. tl'j.lll. . we-t-in,
r!'vJH'ii'- Hiinliern, l.Ml'l',1
Chlcnrro Qtaln anu Produce
iluiiEii. MjuIi U' MroiiK upturn in mru
.in. I tin .iirprNini: aclivltv of I In tuts nuil.ei
v.eic the features of .puulillve Made in Mui-ae
,.i.Ijv. Vluj i urn atlHineil n li.w litisli pri e
nrrk .iml iIom.I with a tut ndv.ili.-e cf I... while
mts flowed a until of e Win it w.i. "lull, hut
ie.pnn.leil to the i orn sin until lie n i l.vln,j sun
of ',8,.-. I'lt.vUloii. wilt- liirKiihir 1-ln.ins
i'i'.iT'Iii. Iilnhi-r. tn 17'ci- lower. Cash iU-ili
tl. n wori- .is fnllnwti
I'lom Mui.lv, No. .1 .pili'C wlieat, f.T's iT'," ;
y.i ' led. 77t ". X-o. ! torn I Hie I Xo J
vi-llow, ll",i.. Nn. -2 oats. JU't 1 Xo -J whit".
iiuli,c. . No. II whit1, Ssjii'4..: Nn -J tie.
'...r.t,.. sroo.1 fcvtllui; hailev, t7... fair to
. lull, e in tit (lie. I'U.Vw -. Ne I it ix, l V.al I'l'i.
.,.. t n.iithwevtrin, .1 a,i1 i7, prime linni'h.v,
i: inns pnik, -ri'i I'lin-Jn. 1ml. s -ii--'.i;
nh.ii i lili, 7."njs 10 di' sill.il hi.iililer, n-, ,
i.Vi : sh.rt ilt.ii .i.iie, "I. is. -o vviit.t.
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ChlcnRo Live Stock Market.
II.I.1L'" Mm' -'' i-itli- Iti.eip's '.m1!.
nie.r. -lion.' i Inc. Inm ncrV !. 1. -trim
to Hn.l.K. K I tn pllllic .tins tiililli m t
l-i uiitliiini viij-i'i, lo.k.r. iml fi.l.i,
-i.'li, 4 ?'.al7". nn . V ;n 1 1 Hi In mi..
w'Tiil.ui LiimeiK elionir. liJfli, hulls
Open Mull'
ll.K. eat.
TIME'S UP!
SHOES
AND
nvirnnrce
I Special Diseases of Men
IS MY SPECIALTY.
Do 'L ,0 Center
Scatter WM on
2 Faculties IMWIP Specialty I
If on are mlTerinc from anv dl.eave or eoialltlon peculiar to men. or If jou 1iae h'tn
liMpmlntril in not netting ieiiMiient cure. I want Jon to rune nn.l hue a Mjal that
will! me, vlil" explain to son VIV MYhTKVI OK lltK.vrMKM', t.hlth I hive originated
and developed niter my whole llte'a experience In trtatlnc -pe. lal dl.eii.e nt men, I havn
no hella, ptelfl. free ijinples, trial tilnfnta or eleilre. inedlt.il comhlna lonv or limllar
deihes vth eh do not and tannot iw dla.es peculiar to rae.ii. .VI) nluiatlon. my eper.
enie, my tonHlence. inv leputalloii i""umiu an mini ii'inwii. , " '"' "," i-j
vllt I will give von mn: OI'CHAlK.'i: J thorouu'li penonal r'ainlnaljon and mi lionest
opinion of ,n,r ea'e If jn.i re lia-UMM I will tell jo,. -. ..n.l adv-i-e voi. '-' H"t "
vlll not he biimlmseed hv unierit"ilou iai thinner who ililin to cure nil. It after eviri .
fins oii. I nnd toil nirahle. I will lr.ftre.voii of a permanent cure. Ine.ni.r-h I will
Klve jou n rtrltten guarantee to rtfund ven ivory tent ou have pild me In cav If"
.... . i : .. ... .i... i.,. n,K,tliU. iliit ore altvavs ineliided In the nominal
fee. Lit ..,.1," know to the lent, hctcre ,, Marl 'VlV.T.kVo? SnJMH
In to.t, and I -vlll make no (ale prom.e. a lo the tint- for the ikc ot gclttl'g jou o,
pillenl. at I promise onl what I tan d". and do as I promise.
l.XS'VTl'ltAI, 1)PrilAnfll.i stopped In A to 10 daje
Il.MISltl.NS and Drains stopped In ' to 13 davs.
UlCCItS 1 tare not of how lone stundinif. I will dry tlem up ai mire.
STRICT I'M: tilted without iiittlnu or iHlatlnR.
IIMlltOfH.F. or anv swtlllncs or c.iluftrmrnti redneed at oiuf.
IMPOn:.XC'V h.v my sjsKm of trealm nt Is curtble lirepettlvc of the lime, standing er
m.fHKn AND KIDXr.V d.MnKement, hy my ejsdon of tie.ttment how flBM of Im
provement from the very l.elnninn. . .
Hlli:USIA1ISM, helns caii-cil by imrure condition of Wood, is cured permanently l.y
""'sPKCH'IO 1M.O0I) POIKlNINt!. ptrmincntly cured without the use of lodhla of Potash
WIltTU If von tannot till All .orr,Ncndeiiee Mrl.tly ronndejillal nn.l all replies sl
in plain envelope. Imln-e 'J-rent stamp to insure re1y.
01 1 R i: 1101 Its 0 a m to 5 P m nd 8 to S p m ; Sundays, 10 a m to s p. m.
DR. MAGKEI
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rcrmnncntlr LociUcrt at
Rooms 208-209-210 Paill Bulldlnz,
m.m Rnrnnp. St.. SCRANTON, PA.
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jjggssejggQgQQBtara
hleadv. (o.il VI tali". ' . I', i' ifnt- li U'" r.
at fl'7.-nl.. I xi. fed mo... Hun. '"' ''"
Bias, ,1 M.inal; lVvas hull-, ntmnit, ?-
"' I !.'' Itr.cipts, l,u.m; ti.iii.rrow. 1 ..om; is
t.nul.d Ht .. er. ",il:, ihol.e. jle.ui .t.adv .
sntitl .leniii.il-. Hip. -f-'-. '"i"1 .iml I' !"'
-..bin 07'-. Kil "i rhviee hi-ivv. i"i.li;l'.
,.,nh hi-ov. ".MA..'")' Usl'l. ''.f-O-ifi.'K'i:
hulk of .aim sV.ir.il' on.
Simp Itwnpie .M"' h-ep Mi.-r B. J'"''-.
.te.iv. cool In .1 ."'"' "I"".l- "'
lo ln.be mixed, M..V1H !l: vviM.rn ehop.
illll v.arlliiL". ifl.'Oa-. I luilve laml". "I .
.i.l'.j wi.tirn lainlw. ." n.i' I .
Nevf York Llvo Stock.
New V.rk. Mu.h -J"- lleeve-i Trade a. t lie and
tl.n, H. .. nulle.li huili'f fm Kr"'"' ."l'
M.Mlx, till cxtn do . -'. "'a ..lo: ex. n ..nd stiKs,
HI Ma I. Ml; hulls "-UI.V.- exll l fill tie. n"..
U4IHH.0: tews. .' l.-u 1.70; tlnlie fit cowa
.iml hclf.ls at -st 0 (ulv... nurktl tlnni lew
l.ai)i7.7,"i: little eabes, -".'aj, ,
i tvrr,.- liiuU. shad.- linliir: lomnimi
to uord e.lit-1, .!-.. Mil I" prill"' ''"'l1-. if aii.ID.
lltv-s-1-eelini; stead.v In, live li"ps
Eaot Liberty Cattle.
-u,t l.lherlj. Mm ii il.-latlV-Mcj.lv. ex
lu. Ki ioi.'iW; pi inn. ii1i'.Wi "iiinmon,
ill.'. Mi adv. iini" mcilliin. . i.'Jiail..'.0,
heiv. Ioks aiul heivy verkeie, liSUOCVj litrl.t
lie. M..IK..ll.l'i, iiis-.. eiSiiil'i); rousjlis, ?l.o0
li.ep siead v. ihoice wtlhets, S."0dj.3J,
.eiiiiiinii, lilnitvi, .hoiee l.imhf. ?"'7."ii .',
...imiKii lo g I. "ir.iw; veil tali... rtnO .&.
Oil Mfivltet.
o.l tin. Mauli i''. t i. dit Inline.. l.H; cer.
FOR LADIES
Wichert and Gardiner, Harry 11. Gray's Sons.
The "Domby," Krippendorf Dittman Co.,
Ziealer
P. Cox's Celebrated Infants' and Children's Shoes
I7IES
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FINANCIAL.
S xt va xyxwH . SV-'V Vsi -X'aestar staN'
BOND OFFERINGS
TAYING 15.18 TO 4.05 Tcr Cent,
Ceatinl B. It. of N. .T. Qen. 53.
I-'ln.. Cent. & Pen. Con. Ds.
Onl.. Hnr. & Snn Ant. lf.t 53.
Iowa Central Ry. Co. 1st 5s.
Luke Sliore Bernndlng- 3 1-JJs,
Minn. (?rn'l Elect, lat Cou. 03.
Minn. & St. L. Con. 5s.
Norf. & West. Imp & Ext. Gs.
Nor. Pfic St. P. & Buluth 4s.
Peoria & Pekin TJnian 2d 4 1-J2S,
Pvlo Orando & West. 1st 4s.
Complete Circurtr List on Appllcatloj
1001 (Pocket Edition) now ready.
EKTJQSSQRHfVnaMBiBaBtf
Spencer Trask & Co.
27-29 Pine Street,
65 Stato St. Albi.ny. fleW YOl'k.
tifieites, net bid or o3er. Sliipraentn, 71 7(V;
avcrusf, &S,Z)S. Tuxa, lW.'JHj average, &.M.
will be
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