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THE SCIUNTON TKIBCJS'K-JIOJSDAV, MAV (i, 1901.
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HAS AROUSED
GREAT INTEREST
riio Tribune's Second Educational
Gontest Is tlie Talk of
the Town.
THE EIGHT REWARDS
Although the Dates for tho Opening
mul Closing of the Contest Have
Not Yet Been Announced, Many
Inquiries Have Been Sent In All
Will Be Ausworcd Tho Magnitude
of This Yonr'a Offer Full Particu
lar Will Be Published This Week.
Tlif imnnuiic'iiu'itl In Sutunluy's
l'riliiine that In n nlirt tlinu tinuthor
rtUicniluiiiil lontesl would coniini-iue,
(nndiicti'd (in the sniiie kcikm.i1 linos
tlml olmr.ii'tct lcrl the educational reni-U-Kt
of List Hiuiiiiifi, iiltrai'teil wide
siro.id iittentlou. TlH'eoiitf-tiloriiihtM'ur
-tn.s In llii nulun' of mi i'.ii Inu'lil.
'llHMtUli'h ns iiuthllifV upprnnrhlllK It
liml owm Im'cii i.pnnl of lipfoubutits,
.Hid the liiniiltuik ol tlii upce'litl n'-viii-cIh
limiU- tin.- uiidortiiklii? seem u
hazuriluiiH one-. t'oniniciitV tvi"te fre-eiitc-titly
board pxptcssltm- dnubts of Its
'iicpom'. .sulci licciiiisc of tho costly
n.ituie of the- sric-c-ljl lewuieR Th'1
ri'fitlfyliifT ivHiillh of that tli;t conti'sf
wcip nlinuM Iji'vond belief. slgnlfyltiK
tb.it the younjr people of this illy unit
of tlie MiiimindltiK t"iis know mi op
poitnnlty when It Is presented and are
always le.idy to work with .1 will when
ll Is to their emu Intel o.-i and for theli
own .'ulviiiueliient.
Tim yeiond eduiatioiliil inllluM. t ho
dm for (he tonn.il opening of ulilth
will lie niitiolliii eil this week, will fur
pmociI lnt ycni's In the qu.illty ot tlie
ppclul ipw.irds offered and In the lnl.it
of their i nsh Milne. As rftated in Hiit
nrda'.s Triliune, thuic will lie none hut
sf holaishiii.s offered as special lowaids
this yum. owing to the f.iet that all
or lam yp.n'h winners expiessed n pie
fercnee toi tlieni and some weip patent
ly Uisiiipolntea becati-c tli-y did not
."ot one of the lie schcihir.slil-is tlien
offered. eoli tlicniKli all lint two Weie
Plititled lo tewaids of .i pn enter In
iiinsii v.ihle th. in -Din of the scholar
"hips. Eight Scholarships Aie Offcied.
This car theie will lie eight se-lioI.it -sliips,
tin pi- mniv th. in were offcied last
Nr.ir. The lirst two, seholuisliips In
..ifuyettp and Swai tlinioio colleges,
a I or the .iltte or ft.nfiil e.ieli. the
nine as the Hist spce'liil lew.ird of
last year, a seholaisliip in Wyoming
-f initial, . wliieh was won by Cliuile
limit idle-;: of this elt. I.ist year
then- was lull one llrsl pi Up this year
Hieie .lie two. In our liist eunte.st the
-eeoitil pti mms a m'IioI, i:-hip in the
lllnoliihljllifr State N'ot in.il sehool, of
the alile of ?i7.". Jn our second con
test, soon in i-oiiinipiK e, a i niiipanlon
sehulaiihip is olfeied as our third .spe
cial lew. ml, a full Ihtoe eats' term
'n the Stiond-liiiiB State Normal
"i liool, of the value of $l!7.".
TIi-p ti.it.r- selioliii'iibips i'lone aie
v 'H til liu. p :n L-.ish N.illle t' an the
whole ten ,-ieeial lewaids of last year.
Then- aie slill live lelt, which makes
the otter we ir" Koltip; lo make to the
oiuifj people of this p.u l of tlie state
iiiipieeedented inciitei prise, meiit and
quality
faterinp to the wishp.- of the music
lovltiK poitiou of the coniinunity, two
.-pholnisliips in tha .Scrtinton Conserva
tory of Mush- have been secuipd, the
tPiins of which are vety libetal to the
students who may secure them. Tltpy
may olther take an advaneed cours"
loi one yt.tr, or a course for lieKiu-
ners extending over a Ioiikpi' period,
at the option ot Hie lot lunate win
ueis. Tiien theie- aie three scholar
ships olfeied in another local institu
tion, the rii r.iuton ltusiitPss coIIpkp, in
I titer the iiinimeicial or shoithand
iiitrscs. whir li should appeal partleu
i.ii ly to the indtisti iou- younjr men and
omen wl -p-et to pr.un a tutim-
ootholil in the business woild, and
who will tluih have ptcsputcd to tbein
in agreeable and p.i-y way ot procur
nsr .in insight Into the nicotics and
ir.tctiei'h of their hoped-tor i-atvi.
Intetest Already Aioused.
Saturday's piPllmiliiiry article set
tlnK forth the fait thai a second edu
cational ion test will ,-oon bcRin i-uused
lOtibldeiablr- agitation anions' newspa
per reader.-, i:ver. whuic comments
were heard, most or which were Itiudn
toty. It Is piobablu that a much great
er Intel osl h.ih been altpudy atottsed
by this announcement than w.ih the
ca&r) last year, when the piojeet was
then something entirely novel, Tho te
inarkublp success of that one and thu
treniPtidoits enthusiasm aroused by tho
energy of the contestants during their
Milliliter campaign made The Ttlhuue'a
educational contest a household pluase.
apd thetc.weio hut taw tcsldcnts of
Northeastern Pennsylvania who did
not heroine- extremely Interested long
before. It was opr.
This year that Interest will he inten
sified. The Increased magnitude of this
year's special rewards justifies tho cn
pertation Unit a much iaiger number
of contestants will enter thu flsld and
that the mujoilty of litem will begin
as soon as the contest opens, instead
of detenlne their entrance until the
lr.st tew weeks, whan it will be neees
saty to work so much harrier to catch
up with tho leaders.
This week tho dates lor the opening
and closing ot the contest will bo b-lven.
Until the morning of the fltst day no
contestants' nuinss will be eniolled.
.Ml letters of Innuliy, however, ad
dressed to "IMItor Kriueatlon.il Ctni
test, Sctanton Tribune, Set. niton, I 'a ,"
will icceht! a piontpt icplj,
TUNKHANjNOCK,
Si.ecUl to the scraiiton TtlLunc,
Tuiikhunnock, May f m. .loliu Av.
Dennlson, of IMtsons, was calling op
friends )u town on Saturday
Miss Maggie Van Tujie, of Comn.
ton, is the, guest of Dr, and Mts. li,
K Averi, on Tioga stieot,
Proiessor uihur J. Motvlack and
MOTHER GRAY'S SWEET POWDERS
for C'lilliliHi., Motliar Ouv, toi ,w ul (n
tlio (lilltlirni llonie In Now Veil., Ueatiit eliil.
lien tuuifMfull) uilh j itiiudi, now prciuinl
iiml ilaeeil in the diu-r te,n, e dltil Jlotlm
laaj'o secl I'o.mIiio fui I'lilldrcn. Tiny j0
Uotllllfia IH Mill-. lillJMIIt to tal.c lil.il noci till
cfrtain inn- loi ictiiUlmiM, Lnii,tliatlon.
Iifjjjcln.-, le tiling mil ntumieli ijunlcr, j,,j
mote ueuiii. U all ilruiU, '.'.jc. ,-jiuiilu
"i)tl lli:t.. VlJien ltcti S. Oaiivti-,1, .i.ti,
?, i.
School Directors 0. W. Lewis and
Ross llcrrlck are thecomtnlttee ap
pointed on commencement exercises of
Titnkhannock High school, to be held
June T,
Mrs. Jerome Cornell tinri son, Frank,
of Nicholson, spent tiundny with
f i lends In town.
Ainrguci lie, the Mils daughter ot
Hon. A. 1!. Haulers, Is seriously 111
with Hie meastes.
Mis. Peck and daughter, Manic of
Kingston, who have been visiting ut
the home of Joseph W. Plait, the pnst
two weeks, retutnod homo on Satur
day. Tho foitndutloii Is being laid for the
new resilience of F, L. Slttsor, on
Putnam street.
lCx-Commlssloners' Clerk Ass H.
Fiear, of Lake Wlnnlii, was In town
on Friday.
Mrs. t'rsuln Scott,, who has been
making her home with her sister, Mrs.
Wlnot lllley, at Spiingville during the
tiast winter, visited friends In town
over Sunday. Slip will leave today for
Port JervK where she will leslde
through the summer.
Mis. Lydlo. Muynnrel Is 111 at her
home on Bust Tioga street.
Miss Gertrude Lttckenblll Is om
ploypel at the millinery store of Mrs.
('. A. Hognrt. on Tioga street, during
the absence of Miss Josephine Stark,
who was called to Dultlmore by tho
Illness of her uncle.
A petition has a second time been
picsented to the county commission
ers, praying them to make the Me
hoop.iny biidgo n free bridge. U Is
understood that their prayer will be
lefuspd and the matter will, no eloitbt,
come befote the grand jury for their
itrtlon ut June term of court.
Kelwnril Gillespie and wife, of Suyie,
weie visiting friends In town on Satur
day. '
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ATTRACTIONS TODAY.
.( El'M " sirjppir in i SfinEC mil."
Nislil.
.r'PI',M - Maranloj 1'ittnn Cuiipili. NU"I
Sothein's "Hnmlet."
Umi- of ilic mo.t iliiU'ri.cliK ii tnc-rnt.itic me
iliniuw mIiicIi the I.jieui-i tlieitlei er lirlil
2.itliirnl llmr Sititrelj) nlslit to wilnesi I., II
solium'- pinilmlluii l Slnkr-ppito'i. nninoitil
ti.i,:-ly, "II cnli t." It v,i- roniio-cil to a Inrso
ileiit nf old linir llicnter pxx ltli inonmrieN
"f lilivin Itnoltr- ili', iMiii.ilion "I tin- lili-1.ni-ilinlv
Pine hngorliii: in thiir tniiid- no hid
lotm, tinpcllril prrliap- liioir lii, i urie e-ity tltin
.UMllt l-l-i- In Ml Willi Ji Ulll, Sntlie-lll. wliii-e
.iiur-4 .w ,i ilcr li -. Iiitii iii.uli- .eliiiij-t en
tiicl.i ill iimiintii- ida- winilil t- nl.lr to no
with 1 1ll's ni'-t ieiniili nf ill Hit elui.nlns mi
tin- iiilinn. -tjifi-.
rii.-uuli it mmi1i1 -ui'i iii.iiuli-lli unfair :-i
loihpiii- llii-'woik nt tln ,nunir ii loi c-miii.;
t-i tin.- tii'-l sca-on a rolo in wlttili om tiling
limn- til in a Unlit aim euietiil tim'li .unl an
c i.-j iniimor h rco.iiue'd, with the uoHninc tii
iiinpti of one- wlio i- (on.iduid lo ii'iinj te hiu
Inn tin- Krctloit of rilur-, m-vrrlhclii sin li
ruiiipau'OiH were frofh ni.tili'- Siturdaj night ainl,
lie it .-.oil, in nm ml inu- wen- Ihej fuoiahle
In Mi Solium.
I'li.v-iially, r. s,,(.,n .nlinii ihl fit ted fni
tin rol. l,ndo(d 1; nitine witli a (.triMni:!
mil lire tuil (ne and a pan ni iiiiierliill. i'
I ir tie- nn lie in ide a stliKliltr pietnre wilii his
lithe liuiirc clad in the -onilire s'nl' in wlileli
the plaeer folk hae from time- iniiin niorlal
ill r e rl tlie titiiln hi io ot sjnkepe lie's t i.igedv.
The! mo,l rcmirkilile f.-ituie of Ids prrfmui
one wai tl'.tf it was fiec fioin the nianiieiini-,
id oiee nlneli haic .-o nniiid the II unlets -in
in tin- Liti of late- jnrs tiotahH thai of lloiii.i
Wilier. Tlnie weie im mouthiiu- I'.ieli or,l
v.ii -poken Willi :i ilraine and a ili-linclnc-is
Hint inidi- it lieiul in eeeij pert of the llii-iter.
'Itie rlointiuii wa- i1iio-L faiiitle. He was pt
luis at hi-, lie-.! in let- mole p.uininte -peeilus
ill which lie- I ee led his nun lileice tn th"
pla.eiis and veliite he wa- M-heinmt and foinfn!
lie thel not "ten a pasion to tatters."
Tlie scene Willi Ophelu wlicn lie tiniu fio.n
her after iliMnurnis" liei in i he was t.phndidly
done. 'Hie climax to tie tl inl ail Willi tie
Ions.' outpouring of mixed emotion-, ending "the
idaj's Hie thing lo cite h tlie- lonttience of the
km;;" w.in for him no li-i-s than four curti'r.
i ill-. Ills piv-ionate niuliurit at Ophelia' siaee
was, the het speech eif the inirht
In tlie i-iifter -oene- lie w i- cqualle at eac.
Ilic f.uliIoiuy licriiimtiK "to he or not to li. "
w:is deliecced while i-oalnl. It wa- ipuet and
oonteuiplutiNo linlil Hie weiels "peri lump io
dreeir. " w lieu Ids eeliolc lieing -eenied to i IiaiiL-e
,i- if wi-ie eiiou nt :iu dttei woild hid .-uddenle
eonie- hefon his paze ,'lhe amiee lo the pli.e
er. was admir.ihle. It wa- shell in u coiimi.
t.itlonil ininuei uilli Hindi Keuih saieasm, 'llie.i
w.ia ,i iuiet liunioi in Hie liiu- liiKinniiiir "Uli, I
hoefeen plaeei.,Kentloiiiin," Hut was dellhtd.!,
Ilitie wa- nut nuieli tn ultimo, iiept a. v
iillialh ftlltid and tlie.itiic.il walk which lie
a I'.i tut tliinutniiit the pla.e
Tlie ioniuii, i, em Hie whole, in; i.ipihle,
'I In- iiiu-t e.iillnl piece of wo-k ilone, eeidiiii;
lr. Soilu rn's, wa- Ilic tit -t MM-nistei eif Ito .
land llueUlore. II i- eUetioiiahle ll cieli .In
Mph ilitlri-nii hini-elf, ulm i,s phn (he ioIi,
his ever done well wilh tiii- dillclitfiil oh
u-i'il a- does Mi Uui'hflom. 'Hie nptielii of
Miss delalile Kriui was lathoi in-iiiuie tliiimi;!i
out, thoeigli hc (iiade a patlictn pimiie in Hie
mail tiei.e. 'Hie 1, inn nf itliui .1. I.iwirmi- and
the I'olonius ot IMntii cnee weie well doni ,
hut, Charlotte lie in wa- not until I" tin" t.i-V.
of propilly pnitliwng tin; iiieen niolhei. 'Ihe
M-inie iiietltnii' waa inii-t lihoiate.
Macauley-Patton Co,
I lie M iiaule.e-Palton euuipiue Mill hi rceli at
th.! .c.iihni, of lu-ic toillijht 'ilie.v will he
Iiiiinhned lis die uf tlie In -I ii-pi'ituiie coin.
panic.- lint has peer n-lled t liir. town, flu:
phis will inelmle: .Mondiy niht, the npcnlin;
)i!.i , "The Minister- Son"; iil-o "llo,al It.iKi-,"
" Wnstcil Life," "In-lde 'liaik," "I'eieeM
allu." " Teai- 1'uwlinj," and "Pail, lle'foie
lliwn "
New- unl liiv't ill .-pe c i.iKies will ,c Intro.
duroH lielwi'cn eieh .at. Moud.n iil.lit Hie
tiM.al ladh'-' llekcls will he lionoicd at Ilic low
piiee ot l.'i nut'. Matinees, daile
"A Sti anger in a. Strange Land."
I,at neavjii's nW'-t iipcom(iiI fsicioil Miece-a,
"A .stiaiiKi-r in a -tiiine. Land," ntaKri. Us lut
nppiaraneei ui the; I.juuin lonight. Wln-n "A
Mi.injci In a Mrjiii,e (.and" was Out piodueed
in Ke-w Yoik the i lilies not oily hailed it with
ile-litthi em account ot iu limit?, but awe h"i
t-antus huaiuc the inctiopoli wa at lat enabled
In i-ce an Anieiicait play hullt for fun, willleu
h) Anierie.ui iiulluia and cut holy Iipd from Hm
siitmstiieiieM of the rienelt nine, wliieh w
Voik ami ol hoi laigt) lilies liwc hun meiionio
i.llli foi tonic time.
It I- lialuiel tint "A Mlaiver ill a Strati
I.jihI" ii wliole-ome- and iilri'Miiiig in its humor
and let it U funny irom the w-iy ut kcik',
It i pii-neiitcd h.'ie niule'r llio in..i.aiciiiinl o
Un s Thill ,in, p, ,, Kiiincih.
. Miss Viola Allen.
Mi iolj Alk'i, after u phenoiueiialle nw
cujlul urn ot niarh ii inontlib to taiidi.i
icoiii ui.lv huines lit the 'theater Keputihe-, Ne-v
oik, iiinei- to thu Iac'chiu theatu on Tue.-djy
.ifliinoun jnd cei'iilii- uct, In her gieat roiiiau
tie pluj, "In tin- I'llaee ot the King," I.otiiuer
Mmld.nd'.s dianuiliitiuii of I', Maiion C'laevfgid'j
loe Mory of Old Madrid was one of tho hlj
hits uf tho Ihw York Iheatrlcjl tejs,on. Snantoii
U one of Ihe ft-iy titles wheiu MUs All- ri is tu
appear hefoic clivlnc tlie ieaon ai.d nlllm; fur
Luropo on liei iuinnur Miattou Miti, AlKn
i(nnhr the inic itreit company of plajcrs that
tuppottid ln'i ihnliiif her loui; tun ut Xcw V,orn.
'liio plot et the pliy Im Lcm tunoundeJ with
e noniili liUtoiic incident of the time of Philip
II and Hon John of Austria to kIvo ft a platulhle
keieldauec of truthfulness and Ilic intiiguc wh'eli
makes up tin- pliy fiom biliiniiiR to cud has
1 1(011 (Icier I J handled, with Hue oppoituultlc toi
lirioks puwided hy Mil.- lleu nd o'lbei ineiii-
Liei ol I lie loiiipjiii.
BILL CRAWFORD
AND THE CAT
A FELINE FISH STORY WAFTED
FROM THE STATE LINE.
Other Animals Seen by Whitney A
Cat Which Acted ns Peacemaker.
Mis. Ketchem, of Stnmtcca, Finds
Her King in a Pni snip Susque
hanna Women Who Do Not Speak.
Some News Notes,
Spfil.il lo the Pcrnnlon Tilbnne.
Susquehanna, May 2. Hill t'tawford,
a State Line fisherman, while llshlni?
lor suckois in the liver on Tuesday,
saw a bit? wildcat swluiuiinu; across the
stream In front of him. Without stop
ping to think, Crawford cast a line to
ward tho animal, but the nest instant
hu regretted It. The hook caught iu
the cut's car, und It at once turned and
swam toward the boat.
Crawford puddled away, but the cat
proceeded to climb In. Hill knocked
the animal In tho head with the pad
dle, nutl the movement capsized the
boat. Then theie was a tight In the
water. Tlie ilshcrnian doft'iidod him
self so well with the paddle that he
was uble to reach the shore. The
wildcat followed, but a few well-directed
blows finished It. Crawford lost
his fishing outfit, but he has a new
fishing story and a wildcat skin. .
LATH I.OCALETTKS.
A reception to the ne-w pastor, ltev.
Isaac N. Sliipmun, will be held in tha
.Methodist church pitilois on Filctay
cvcniUE'.
The funeral of the Infant son of Mr.
ami Mrs. Klehniel Scales will ho held
on Friday afternoon, ltev. I. X. Ship
man oflk-latiug.
Tn HltiKhainloii, on i'ue.selay. by IteV.
Dr. Kdwiinl T.i!or. -lohn II. Church
ti ticl Miss I.lbble Thompson, nf the Oak
land Side, wen; united in nititiiage.
The Union Hollotmnkcts held a well
attended hop In Ilog.in Opera House
on Wednesday evenlnpr.
Piof. Jl. S, W'usner Is erection a usl
denee on Piospecl street.
Daniel McDonald, late of Paris,
Franco, has opened a grocery nnd pro
vision stoic in the Hrowor hulldlng,
Main street.
OUT OF THi: OHDINAHY.
Alter a couple of dogs hud tought
savagely tor a little time in Laneshoio,
the other elny, a cut that had been
walchlng the- combat trom a gat den
lencc. ,-itclilenIv jumped between the
two dogs, und. by scratching and yell
Inn vigorously sepaiated them .nnd
eltme them away In doulile-qulek or
eler. It is evident that hens can count and
that I hey are hiipi-rstltlou-. A Ply
mouth Itm-k hen belonging to Fanner
Latham, ot the Cascade, a lew days
.since hatched nut thiileen nice chicks.
Tlie second day aflerwatds the hen
suddenly showed considerable eclli--ment,
going tieim chick to chick, ap
parently i omiting them. Then she
pecked one of the i hlckeiis to deatli
and became calm and happv.
Truth N stranger than fiction, be
cause theie is less ot It
TlinV DO NOT SPIIAK,
Two Susquehauua women hail both
lost their husbands; one was a widow
of fifty, the other was twenty-two. The
older one called upon the oungcr one
to condole with iter, and they wept
upon one another's necks ami recalled
the met its of the dear deceased. It
was astonishing how much the old
husband and the young one had been
alike in their disposition nnd ehatac-
tet at least they both sw a dlstliut
tesemblai'ce lit eeiy point, widen
shows thnt mattimony does not icilly
change a man, nor ago elthet when
he is de-ad.
Hut they had a most elellghtiul time
tinlll the oung one, putting her aim
around tlie old one's' neck, sobbed
through lur tears; "I know It is sel
tlsh of me to say so much about my
own sot row. Hut i rally I do feel that
It is so much woise for you than for
me. I don't know how I would feel if
tills had happened lo me when I was
your age, and had no chance of getting
another." The teais lio.e suddenly,
and the old one does not speak as she
passes.
JUST HETVi:i:. L'S.
A Uallstead hen a lew days since
laid an egg containing tt marble. The
town debating soclelj will ilechle bow
it i-amo thei e.
A Susquehanna county paper stales'
"Mis. Jewell called this morning; and
laid a ilozett eggs on our table, .Mauv
thanks!"
If iou art wi-c imtil .idveiliM.
nil hole ate all tin: p-niils is-eiinil
I'lt-i tell lour hif-ine-s to a iricml,
'I In ii kie "It's Miietb eoiilidinti il. '
Time tn pack the "cold wave" Mag
away iu camphor Ice.
Shed your flannels eatly and the
undi.'t taker Vill laugh with ghoulish
glee.
Old stimoiis aie alluded to as ill led
t'liieue.
Labor and capital ate one, reinrnkr
the New Vmk ileiald, Hut w.il-h Is
tlie one'.'
It was of a nice kind of sptllig that
Cowper wtnte
-prlns haiir.1. hci iiitant lilo-.s..nu mi Hie liee,
Iloil-ed in llio iiaillrt of Hie ne-Uiii hteive.
In these dns-the poor, oppressed
husband has hlistois on his hands from
holding lo a ilshlng pole, while his ty
iuuulc.il wife will he stnylng homo
having fun with the spade iu tlie gar
den. I.ii olheii. .-in,; the Joi i .-plllm',
Who .l.Ip the testbo lain;
M paean hlisli skill lend the rl..
Willi "three- elieeis tut the- ilani!"
-Mllltid n-t In.
Hint ItJ'M IN A PARSNIP,
Two yeut.s ago Alts. Ketchani, of
Statrucca, lost her wedding ilng. On
Tuesday, iu illgglng put snips, site
found It Inside of one of tlie put snips,
which has gtowit thioiiRii It in her
Burden, nnd the growth hud Hinily
burled tho ring In the vcgettible, Shu
had thrown the ting out iu n pan of
ellsh water In the back yoid, nutl It
had been spueled under. Mis, Ketchani
is dellsrhtod.
SOMH NHWK MENTIONS.
Miss Elizabeth Maloucy, of Oakland,
lelt lor Caiboudalo on Weitnesdny to
outer St. Itose's convent as a postulate)
in the Order of the Immaculate IK-.tt t
of Mury.
Wilbur Manuel lug, of the Oakland
side, who has been ill tor several
ntunths, Is (oiivuleseeiu.
The voters of eajfj borough will soon
be given nil opportunity to settle the
lire hall question, ,
Mr. Mat tin, an nxchnnge sttcet met
chunt, bus lemoved to Jamestown,
N. Y.
Wdwurd M.uowney, a Main stteet li
quor dealer, it, tlnancialiy embriassed.
The Utie Is progressing fubt In tho
work of changing tlie rails on the Jef
ferson brunch from light to heavy
ones.
The song ot the plowman Is honid
on the hills.
JelTcrson Division Supet lutetutent
Hlbblts, nf the lhie, vacated his posi
tion on Wednesday.
The 13 lie Is enjoying it heavy Immi
grant linlllc.
.Several cominunlllen In this county
tire wtestlliig' with measles,
l-'I.OTSAM AND JttTSAM.
Wotk wis the etiiec pronoiineed at Ailam's fall
Hut rime's a punlei woil-'h n hoon lo alt.
- Vnou.
Hominies an obsetver of things:
"There Is nt least this to bo said to
the "credit of whiskey: II never looks
you up: ll will usually let you alone, If
.oil let It alone. Gossip nnd slander
hunt you up whether you are In tho
game or not."
Humanity Is irmly enough to "lend a
hand," but It Is usually empty.
The women who are trying to lulng
about a icforni In diess will never icnl
izo their hopes until they succeed iu
preventing the tilmntlngs of n $:! diets
from costing .b'.iJJ.
Marriage Is not n failure, A man
who hns n wife to cheer hint up and be
proud of his feats will try and succeed
oflener than a lonely fellow who has
to sew on his own buttons.
The fnct that fresh paint will leave
a hoard at any time of the day or
night to form tin alliance witlt a coat
or pair nf pantaloons must ever retard,
In a very perceptible degree, the cause
of Christianity.
cumors i:fff.ct of an klioc-
TKIC SHOCK.
There Is a lady now living in this
vicinity upon whom an electric shock
has left the most remarkable tiace.
Some font teen yours ago, during n
thunder storm, she was so shocked as
to be partly paralyzed for several
duys, and since then, whenever there
Is a storm, though she suffcts no pain
and tetalns speech nnd consciousness,
she loses all muscular power, and only
regains It when the weather gtows
calm. She feels sharply the difference
in n storm confined tn the upper cur
lents and one that stlis all the aerial
deeps. In a mountainous, breezy re
gion, she says, tho electric Influence Is
not so strong as In one where the land
is level and the nlr reasonably calm.
The only preventive she- has Is to go
indoors and shut heiself iu a room
darkened nnd lit with keinsene. Kven
theie, if the storm lasts a few boms,
she Is ovetconie hy It, though the full
or absence of lain makes but little dif
ference In her condition.
Whltnej.
PLAYS AVD PLAYEKS.
Mr. Wlllaid Spenser's comedy opera.
"Miss Hob White." Is an cnonnou"
success at the Clnstnul Stteet theater,
Philadelphia, and Mip-Minthes ate used
unspaiiugly In sounding tho praises of
Messrs. Nixon and Zimmei mail' supoi h
production of AVillatd .Spenser's latest
and he.sl woik. The Philadelphia crit
ics have been unanimous in their en
comiums of Mr. Spenser's com -dy
opera. Its elaboi.ite production, its
In 1111. Hit pet loi m, nice and its incom
parable staging bv Hen Teal are ac
cepted as tnrmlng the most hiilllitnt
and delightful entei tulnment given
lime for m my years in the combina
tion of euniedy and mtuie. The I'tm
of this comedy opera from the Intense
ly oiigln.il and con. leal entrance or
the comedian--. K.iMiionil llitehock and
John Slavln, who, as millionaire
tramps, full tioin ilic iear seat of
an automobile on which they haw
I.p.'ii stealing a i Ide, is Incessant, and
Is. throughout, icfteshlngly i-lean and
wholesome: In fin t. In the whole work
thete is not one suggestive liny, nor
the sMghlct attempt at suggestive
situation, all of which adds much in
its attr.ictlv -ness and tlie chaiacter
bile letinc-nient pi e ailing the prodtn -lion
will undoubtedly In- a large ton
ti Uniting element to "Miss Hub
Whlle'.s" long .mie!.s, lor "Miss Hob
White" has evidently settled down for
a loin- summer's stay. "Miss Mnb
Whit-" is lull of tin- miisi melodious
and catchy ihic-Ii that Mi. Spensei
has ever written. II has ne.uly thlity
number and et i li one Is ,e gem iu Us
way. The waltz song, " Pile Mystery
of .ove. liie Quail Song," with the
Ingenious introduction of the Hob
White call; t li - other waltz song, "I'll
He Tine, I Love You, liie Fov Htinl-
eis' Choi u.s." the stltrlng man ii In
ihe lasl int. the .iplt.il tophal song.
"If 1 Possess' el Aladdin's LniniC and
tlie chin us of the "Our- Only-al Dames"
an- among the many numbeis thai
lie- alrs.idy lieatil about town, The
company Is a splendid one. Miss I'thel
Jackson, no piolty and sweet voiced,
so ictlned and so piquant Is an ideal
"Miss Hub white." and Miss Alice
Campbell, with her beautiful sopiano
voice, and .Miss JimuiiIc llnwiv's rich
routialtn e'oultlbute much In the mils!
i.il success of tlie i oitledy opei.'i
Messrs llitehock and Slavlu aie an
inimitable pah ol tun maKeis and keep
tlie hull of niiTiiliieut inlllnx In ilwlv
style, and very .siicee.-sful and pleas
ing performances are also given by
Miss Kdnit Hunt, Miss lleoige llonev,
William Phillips, V, S, Hiunhaiu.
Shei man Wade, P.. S. Nelll and Tlins.
Whlffcn, The stenety ami costumes
mo the most beautiful kind Imagin
able. Mntlnees aie given on Wednes
day and Satin day of each week,
Hen Teal Is diiei'tlug tlie leheaisals
of the company that will support N.
c. Goodwin and M.ixlue Klllott lit "Tlie
Merchuiit o Venice." Kluw & Ktlang
ei are giving this production a most
elnboiuto equipment. Were It Intend
ed to tun a year, instead of but twenty-eight
pertorinauces, they i mild do
no mote for it. No special pi eduction
of a classical piny made in this coun
try has attt.tiited tho public attention
this project cteates, principally, per
Imps, through curiosity as to what
Mr. Oooilwin will accomplish with Up
dun nnu-i' of Shylock. A veiy uitlsllei
Impel sonntlnn may ho expected of him,
for he thoroughly understands himself
nnd the limit of his histtiotilo ability.
Ho would not essay any Impm sanation
ho did not feel t-nnlldeut ho could por
tray willt credit to his roooul nnd
standing as an ador. lie fi.inkly de
elates liei will piesent a somnwiint
ntlgiunl conception of tho p.ut. Thero
lh ah c, id j- a veiy laigu udvuncu de.
muntl for seats In tho twenty cities in
which he and Mss l.illott will appear
In "The Meichant of Venice "
THE MARKETS.
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SATURDAY STOCK QUOTATIONS.
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4 Lines 10 Cents
More Tli ii 11 Pour Lines, ,1 Cent! (or liach Extra l.lnt.
For Kent.
FOR RENT
FROM MAY 1.
Slore in Tlie Tiibune buililitig,
now occupied by liie Times. In
cluding Desks, Steam Heat and
I-lcctiic Light.
Also 1200 Icet of lloor space on
4th lloor ol the Tribune building,
su'tablc for light nuufacturing. In
cluding heat, light and power.
hnquire at office ol
'fill: TRIBUN1:.
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tn ao wivi n .1 11110. Wlilio .1. . Il.nl. Pni-'-gut.
l.trj X. otli Mioct, I'liiliile-lplii.i, I'J.
Real Estate.
4.i.0i) llui -lV'iooin, Miili- inn-, vo-il Mill
Lot ltli20rt. N1.111I011 -tt ol. Dillon, I'i
Mill- ". Kntoi.
tj.f-'m Iliii4 IniiMlnii lot. HM1V1, Mi..-iii .no-tin-.
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Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
STOCKS. Unl Asked
First Nalioual Bank. I.'mj ...
Scranton Sat log" Uanw .TiO ...
Third National Dank 4u
Dime Deposit and Diicount II ink . 17 j
Economy Light, ll. & P. Co. ti
Laika. Trust Sale Deposit Co iju
Clark i. &nover Co., Pr. I.'
feerrantou Iron Fcnco & illg Co. ioj
bcrantoo Axle Work Oj
Lackawanna Dairy Co., Pr iO
Coonty fciiiw! Bank A. Trust Co.. 3W
Flrtt Nitioml Hank (C'artoudale) 301)
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Help Wanted Male.
VAM'i:i)-t flrt il.i lmiii pilliloir, pily
.Ml I.ltiilrn Mint
AC'IIVI. JIX In Iiiro ininiitniliiiliitf limine In
tioik til liniiii' ''i'.lm in 1 1-I1 pilil (or
twolii- il' (till pruniotlnii unit t'l-iliiiiu-iil l"i'
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l!oiitinl -ttoel. I'lilliiileliilili, I'.i,
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Want AdveitiReinonts Will Bo
Beccivcd nt Any of the Follow
ing Drug; Stotes Until 10 P. M.
Central City
AI.Hi:rtT frill,! I, emim Miilticny
rtirot 1111. 1 Wcli-lfi uiontio,
llt-r.V I'irill,!,, n',11 AiIiiik itmin.
Wet-t Side
(JIXllKIK l. JIINKI.S.-, till Suiilli Miln
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South Scranton
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N01 th Scranton
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menue- mid Mukct Mn-ot,
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Petersburg
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Cuiimoie
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uice'ii, loiu-t illi-il l'.iioiiirt: .1 icvtiinl ' ill
I 0 sttiii fni ll- 1 ct 111 11. '
Rooms and Board.
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Itin Inilli-. 111.1t !luil li'i.iiil Im Ilu- rmniini
111 .1 pm.iti- limiiv iliiiiic in tin- siilnulii; 1 lo
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tonus .ii'ilri - 11 'Itilnnii- ulllio.
POP Pl.N'l Willi liiiml. .1 l.nuo fiont loom,
-nilnlili fm urn poi-ni-; -i)ii Molln-nt etuii.
I. MICH fiont tuoiii ttilli Imjiil for ttto gentle
men, llh Miltlt Jtlt'lll
Business Opportunity
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11.1I i il 11 lit iiite-ltiia- -i Io lin tlioit-itnl ilnl
lm, in 1 iu II p.ljlill-liul, ilniiliinl iminu' mill
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Mi:icellaneour.
'tmiwits 1 iiir.ia;s. i im iititiw-.
I'lunit'ii. iti , nut IU i' ao piinil.lil nniliiii-
11 ipii-ilnii- i-l. -il lit i' nninliia' limn! nt rrmi-
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Help Wanted Female.
lllltli WII.D-Wlio i, i,ml teioi anil Iniiinlii-i
ml 1 1111 - tuil loioiiiine-'iili-il f 1 nut liigliiliM
finilli, -iiil.ilio- ui's Im I'lnpili'nt pel -on,
Ijierli-Ii nt Ci-imiti piiiinoil; iiniily ol ttto
Mr-, (i. I,' D-.111. r-t'i Montno .itiiini'.
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iinl tt.iai-. I'linili"- piifiirul. Illooni-lnn
l.iit Wiitl.-, HI11 in-liiiia, I'.i
WWI'iai l.tptlilo 'wiiUii-b 1 1 ti-ol.ocpe 1 foi 111.111,
it ilo .mil 010 iiiilil. Mo-t In- aootl plain
ulok, Ml-llll iml ilnliii, f.'ill- Ii'll-IIIILI'I Jlnl
iptii!!u'. iiiai-, t ti llnv nn. lllootii
lima. I'.i.
Honey to Loan.
MUM;' 10 lo.ni on impiotrii lily iejl i.-uti'
iiKXitY nia.iv. -lit.
e has. 11. w i.i.i.i
IIIOMAS SI'HACt'i:
. iVhh 'I'D I.OA.V I.ohi'1 r.iti-: (ilMUUt ot
ii.iniil.l p.i) mi tits Suik &. Co'iiaitci!' lil'lK,
SI If UfJIir I.DWs f,- .mi .mioinit, inteio-t t 10
1 p'-i lent , u.m I.i nlit.ilncil ti uiii . Don
11 Hi. l.i 'I Mil. r-.' N'.lliullll lunk lllllllll11.
'Iltl lll'i .' ui-ritii 1 mi. ivMiiHVl'li Clllf.
...I. ,i.i ill 11 in ,,11 1 ,-"-!,'ii.""i. -
I'A.W mil Pun np.iii 'n-l moilaJKO it'ii
11.l1.1IIt Im. Hut ptoputiiH iiitv .miotint lot loin
of ill, .11 inn i.iii" ui liili'ti-l, t ipttell, At
tnllll.V. I'juII llnllillnc
MIIAHilU' liuiij in anurtiiild 'll lo tOO.thJXl
it I'j tn fi n r ii-iit, p ij iiirtils iiiniitlilv,
eiiil-jniiiull 01 i,nli. liitiiot on luUtnee.
tt. Jl llmmell, u,t, .'ill Mi ir I1UV.
AM Wieil'NT or JHMV TO 1 0 W-Qniik,
tl.'lll lr tilts 111 llnllilina' Jlnl l.ojll. At
ftiii.i ' ti. 1, ti iciit ('.ill on V V Walker,
Ml II. f, illicit Iniililiiu.
Wnnted.
S. V X V WS S S WfVfXS WV VSS'V.SWWSVVSSX.S
tt W ia Sn ii!iiii ntnl linlli'r 11. mi in g
In ! -11 pnitei. I -.in .luiioi, .liiitiin, I'j
SljtliUt.l D.-llllli!' I'i 31)
Tiudem' Nulional Bank
S union lliilt jikI Nnl Co
UONDS.
Foi autcn Paj-itjcr Hallway, tint
Horlifjge, due 10JO
People's Mrcit Ilalltuy, llit wort-
ai;e. elm- 1018
People's Sliei't Itailttai, Ueniral
1110111,'aje, lino I '12 1
Dull-on Slanulji lining I'u
La.cka reitiliihlp ""thool e5 pet cent.
SITUATIONS
WANTED
l-REIs.
m
ii)
113
ll" ...
IIS
... IHI
10.'
Cltt of .-iiiaii',1.11 i-t Imp. per
lent 1J
Mi-iante.il Tuition 0 pn cint 113 ,,.
Scmiitoii Wltolebale Mtuket.
llotiuleil I't II. li. Halo, '" I..11 1..1W HUM Vie 1
Until 1 ( 11 ilini.t, old, Jiu.li , lli'.li. .!-.' l-I!'..'.,
1I.1I11, titli, I'l'.-i.'ii'!:!.
I lioi'o 1'ull 1 n.iin. I-Ml.li
I -JKi- ttlrtllll lli-h, ll'j lo III . Ill tilit
.1 III', I'i1)! In Uli.
II.'JU- IM Inl. iholio iiuiiiitf, J i-t ui.
I'i. l lli'in- I'll Int. 1 In. Ill llllllllH, " j 1.1 ' ii)
Miiliiiui llc.in.-I'n Im., S.M11.1.MJ,
l.'liell Vj IM Im Al.liHI.I'i.
Dillon- I'n Im . ol.M'Jl VI.
I'I. .HI II. -I III HI . ll' I. nit I. l i-'i
lied lildiiot lli.us- I'n lot, s!.f-i.!'Jt
Pulaliie. Vk . lni-hil
llilllllllll lltilvli J. I.jj-J I'i
Philadelphia Live Stock.
I'i lladolpl la, Ml -1,111" stook luilpl. lor
la. iu'1-k. 1 .Hill, .111.1, clutp. 11,1)1. h",
J.UA .
null- Maikil liiniiti willi 1 li i-lc of ttealt
i-e'i: lu-i, s", ,:fj,,i), elioiu-. ",.la.iTi n'xnl,
.)ji. 'V, titetliiini, r-1.7." i., iiiinnioii, rft 'i'lil .
sheep and laniln- I lipped, lJlu; tteml .tuil,
nihil tli.ie, i-lnqi, ttnol, Kind In e-Mia, t'.-i
u'ic.i do. 1 annum Iu iiiuliuiu. .1.1 li. I illppi'd,
(.oihI Id t.vlu, luj.'.; dn. iiuiiint'ii In I'loilluni,
I'iiV.e. I.jiiiW, Eoml 1 1. 1 Mia, jjii'.e : emu
lIUHl tn llledllllll, v'j'lUl.
Il-V- Mi'pnii ut Ulll -tell dipoeil of, ihe
iiuikcl elo.-lii',- i.lo uli ; .iri-tciu. Nb'ji., Ut
cents' :'j:isii.; thin ions, a'iai'ie--; iul
DIRECTORY.
Insertions 25 Cents
Than I'otir l.lnti, a CenU for Each Extra Lint,
Boardeis Wanted.
WAMI'IJ-Tnbli lioirtltr. Mil. Totniiklnt, Wl
.ililiiRlon aviiinc
Personal.
VlirXfl ;IIIO". linllltlltcel turaiK, qnlct, rfflncil,
iilncitiil, lelii? c oitropoti'toiicr itltli a tolh
Mi ill-iioot a'cntli-miti. Object, inattlmony. ISlt.
Hum 11. PlillmlolplilJ.
PROFESSIONAL.
'A'tAMAAniVMMlVWVlAM'liMMMiMMII
Certified Public Accountant.
II. 0. M'AUMHMI, 2AI UHOAIlWAV, Mitt
Voik.
Architects
laitt'Alll) II. DAVIS, AUCIinKCT, COXNKLI
liullellll'X.
I'niaimiit'K t,. tmott'N'. AitoiiiTKtr. rnict-
builillnir, liu U'jihli'slon atcnuc. tscrantou.
Dentists.
pit. v. v.. lai.Kxiiiatoiat, pauli buildinii
f-piueo atrrct, ."-ci niton.
Pit. 0 C. IiAI'DACII, 115 WYOMIKO AVENUI1
Osteopath.
s. niaiTiti'iii: kvam. otiopatii. us a i
1'Jil WnsliliiKton An-., f-ii.liilon Pa. Chrome
llioahO a (.pirliillt. Otlloc Hours: S.t'O to 1!
111.; I.Jel to "i."i) p. in.
Scavenger.
a. 11. ninct's r i.uaxs rnivv vaums ami
icri pooli; no oilnt; only ImprotH pumps u?d
A. II. IIiIrrk. proprlotor. I.car orrtfis 1I"C
Noitli MjIii niitnio, or ricl.o'd Hmu utort, oe
tier AelJlild anil MuHii-iiy. Uotli tolrplionci
Lawyers.
I'ltW'K 11. IIOYI.i:. ATTOnSEV-AT-ftAW
U001111 I.1. II. Ill ami 78 llttrr hulldlut;.
f. ii. ntArv.ATrv,t.oiMoxttni;rii niaTii"
n 11. ni'.i'Uiriia:, .vn'oitxi'Y loans ni.uo
tl.iteel on iejl e.-tJIr meuiit. Jlrjrs biiilrtlit,
eoinor ttjliIiiRtoii iitenne ami Spruci direct
WIl.I.AItD. tt'ARltllV . KXAPf. ATTORNKV
.mil cimnKKllois-al-lJu, Itepublican Inilldiim
ttn-.blnRton atenue.
,li:"Slip k .II.IIP, AITORNEVS AXD cotiv
olluin-al-latt. C'oiitinonttt-altli building, Itooni.
IP, -A) anil 21.
iinttAKii tt. Titwiat. ArrortNCY. hoom
SlOltXlt, Otli floor, Jlcns building.
I,. V tt'Tltl's. ATTOnl'.Y-AT-LAW, BOA lit!
of 'Iraelc bnlldinii. Scranton, Pa.
iwri latsov a- ii.co, tradeiis' xationm,
lljnk luiildin.
C, (OMIXJYS, IMI Itia'UnUCAK BUtl.DIXO. "
a. iv. m:nnioi,t'. ornci: jiovkd to no
'Jll tt'.iuniine aionili'.
Physicians and Sugeons.
lilt. W. K. AI.I.tN, 511 XOIlTIt WASHI.V0T0
.iteiini.
1)K. f. V. l.'AMOKEAUX. 01 FIGE 331 WASH
Hilton iitenne. Ito-tldcnpc-. 13IS Titiilberr
( lnontu dlhca-iC, lungs, Iieart, kidnetii alie
Kenito nilii.iry nutans a specialty. Hour, I
to 4 p. m.
Hotels and Resturants.
THE I'l.K C'MT, 12--I AND 127 KRANKMN
Jierui-. Hates ica-oniblo.
1'. ZEIGI.ER, Proprietot
M'ltWTOX llOUbE. NEAR D L. & W. PA1
srnuer depot. Conducted on the Europeai
plan. YICTOIt KOCH, Proprietoi.
Seeds,
V. It. ritARKI & CO.. SEEDSMEN AND SHIf
or men. htoic "01 Wj-hington aienue; gre-i
liou-es, 11V) Noitli Main atenue; store tti
(iliono, Tii.'.
Wire Screens.
Joseph KULrrm, nnAn sit i.acka. ave.,
Seninton. I'.i., ntanufjcliirer of Wire Screens.
Miscellaneous.
DHE.ssMUtlXO F011 CHIMIRI TO OltDEU
.il-o ladiit' ivji-t". kouii Sltoemaker, "IJ
Aekinn aienuo.
JirOAROEE IinOS. I'ltlXTERS' SUPPUCS, EN
1 eloper, pjper bag, tttine. Warehouse, :M
V. n-l1I1iKle.11 ntcnui-, Scianton, Pa.
III!' WILIiES-IURRI J1EC0RD O.W BB HAD
in Sci.inton at llio netvt utands of Ileisnm
H101.. 0G Spiuco anil SOI Undcn; M. Norton,
.' Lnckatunna atenue; 1. S. SchuUcr, 211
Spruce utrect.
LEGAL.
Till! AXSHAli MhU'lNfi ot tlie contiibutors t
tho i.jiknw.imi.'. I10-pit.1l will be held at the
lio-pii il. in tin- cily 01 Scranton, Pj., on Mon
ill, JJjy ot li, Iflil, ln-tivein tlie houis ot 0 ainl 1
n'l'loek 1 1. 111., tor Hie election of directors aro
tin- tr.insjotimi uf Mich other hiwincs as tntj
propcily come lieron- the mm inc.
JA.MU-S P. JlICKsO.V,
Attest: President.
II. II. MVia.l., Se.iiLiy.
A JIEl'.TIXC ot the fctotklioldcm of the Enlr
pi i-e C11.1l Compjiiy ulll bo held at their oftn
Xo. Otl CoiinoU biiileling on the ttli day o( ty
at 2 n'lloek p. 111., for the election ot offlcei,
and llio tuiiKiclion of iue.li otlnr busincw !
nut piopctly tonic liofoio them.
A. J. COX.MXI, Setnsta.r.1
llli: AXM'Ali Jir.ElTNCJ of the atorkholdera ol
tho Diikon .Mjiiui-ciuriui; Coiniunv ulll b.
In id .il tin- olflcn of llio coinpiny. In the city 01
Siunton, on tin einhtli djy of .May, l!01, at It
o'eloek .1. in., for tho ptirpoie ot alrotiiifr Dn'c
tois Jti'l tollns upon fci.tlt othet nutters i nnj
irnu b"foie tlie nieeliiv.
Ii I. BOWER, Secretin
HU
e,iltr. -.tf!j clin choice held .it ill;; nilUh
until nt ilu- (linliist, slci.tioa, tr-l-atO; dreiwe
ion, luT'aC.
Buffalo Live Stock.
I'.jl lliiAilfi, JlJ.v 5 Receipt- Cattle, IN
ui-, theip and IjiuIu, 11 cji.k; Iiojs, A car
shipments Cattle, HU rjroj hfep and lambs.
1 ear.! Inm. rJt.
iltle 1'iiir ileiiund! 1 1 1 1 '.-'. unchanged
.sheep (lioini to imIm, shJOal.Trij limb
il.oltii tn ei.lrJ, W ICi'i.W.
llojj- llejt, Ml (, ; (iie., 53.701? SO.
FINANCIAL.
K V'X'V
$200,000
United Railways of
Sf, Lotiis, Mo,,
4
BONDS.
Yielding investor 4.60
Rudolph Kleybolte & Go.
1 Nassau St., New York.
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