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THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE-TUESDAY, MAI' 28, 100.1,
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
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..ONTnOSE.
Special tn the 'n-inlnn Tribune.
MoiiMmhp, .Miiy JI7.--A. I!. Smith iilnl
ilnllRliIri', I'lnitiui', uri' vluultlR tin'
I, real nioi'th)ii i"t lltilliiln
A .1 ."i,.. tr wiikos-itiiui', liiis
I)oiii hliliiK III." rnmlly In llili I'liU'o.
Air William I). I.UMlt Iiiik iinlvi'il tit
hor !nmu' In thli liliii'c from (.'htimhls
I'lintnii Uui'lu'c, whore .slic spent sex
ci'iil inmilliH ill tlw hiinii' of lur
ilniiRlitci', Mix HtiniK'y T. W'llli'tt, hn
nivomp.uiliMl liri Iiiiiih', ami will miciii1
tliM spiiMim in Muntioso.
iJinliiff ilii- ."even' Hlonn thai pitsfiod
ovfi llil-t M'cilon nn Fililay iifipriinnii,
UrIHIiIIIK Mtllll'U II Inn II nil till' fllllll
of A. ('. ItnRPij.-, Sunt Illicit, and It
WHS PMlllPly COIIHlllllCll, tl'KI'UlPI' Willi
the ciiiUpiiIk.
V. I) H. Alni'.v Iiiim ii'tiiini'il fioin
.'pu Viu It, uhoif lie was piikiirciI nn
Jppil Illlslllt'bX.
Atloilipy .Inllll I'VlKIIMJIl, i'f o.ik
Ininl, uns li.iiis.ictltiK I'loles.'.lonul
InislllPss in Mils place tn-ilay,
M. Ctiiiistin-k anil family, of Xrw
Vmk, will occupy Hip .Mtilfeinl hnmo
ptpad mi Monument Sriu.irc, tills .set
son IUihxpI Kins Is n fillet lit Hip lioine
of It I lliihllisnll. on J'nik HtlCM't
A " III CoiiiipII, whose toot mi" ln
JiiipiI in (in accident on the .Montto-jp
hi'iiinh nf Hie I.cIiIkIi Valley rnllioud,
spei,il weeks iiro, Is slowly ippovor
1 ncr In the I'.ii'Kcr linspltiil at Siiyic.
.Indue Senile Is hnhllng aiKimient
ciiint lo-dav.
Oi.nij.v I'.ildwin, of MlililluUiivii, is
palling on Montrose friends.
Mis. II. (' Tinker was suinninned
to F.ietoiy ille on ThlliMlay liy the
dp.uh of her In other, .Inllns T. Hush.
Tlioic was a larsc coiiRreKntlon at
the K.ipti.st (hut eh lust eenlnfr, the
occasion IipIiir a union seivhe at
which the animal .senium to the (!. J,
IS. was dellvoied by Kev i:, K.
'Phoni.i.s. The liipnilieis of the post
met at tholr hall mid inaiched to the
chinch, wh-ie they occupied fiont
seats, wlilch hail been lesened lor
them. PaMor Tliomub' te.t w.is the
llfth and sKth verses of the one litin
hied and thii ty-.spventh JValm, ,nnl
his IliPine was "Intellijreiil Patriot
Kin.' The set iiiim was sclinl.uly and
Insplilns in loiucptlun .ind elortuent In
delivpiy.
The luiieial of the late James Alt
ken was i.n Rely attended fiom the
boiisp yesteid.iy afternoon at " o'clock,
Ke A. I.. Kenton, IX P., oflni.uinp;.
The pall 'beams weie A. Ti. Tltiinx,
I!. !. Scott, ,. H. liiiflis-, 11. b.
Hush, .. T Scott and J. C. HhiiIiir
ton. AmoiiR iieople trom out of town
In attendaiK e xieie: Mr. and Mis.
"Iclwanl S. Shppheid and Miss Iconise
Staik, of Wilkcs-Barie; Mis. John
Altkon, of Cat bowl. ilo, and Mis. 13. c.
Poiey, of Vnlondale. The luteinieni
was In the Monliose cemetery.
FACTORYVILLE.
Spec i j 1 tn the Sir inlon Tiibunc.
F.ictoiyllo, .Max- :!7. The funeial nf
Mr. J. T. Hush took place at the Metho
dist chinch last Friday afternoon, Kev.
J. -V. Hee nlllei.itliiR, Funeral Director
1. V, St.mton hud cIiiiirp of the inter
ment In HveiRieep cemetery. Mr. Hush
was. about seonty-two yeais old, and
had leshled lu're neaily thh ty-llve
e.us, and was le.specled h all who
knew him. lie is suivived by a wife
and d.uiRhter, Annette, and son, Fiank,
of Siiantnii; one slstei and one In other,
of I'arbond.ile, and one si.ster, nt Mont
iose. Mr. Hush had been In feeble
health lor some time, 'but was con
llned to the hoiisp only tour ilajs.
IX T. i 'mm ell and Heiny Pike are
both .spiiously ill, with little hopes of
loeovery
P.o.ml wanted on a faun. See utl
wrtisonienl in "Want" Diioctoiy in
another column.
Mr. and Mis. William Petipo and son,
Stanley, of Sci.iiitnii, (.pent Sunday
with lelauves hi town.
Mis Heck, (,f IlalnshurR, X J, lias
Issued imitations to the niaiii.iRe of
her daiiRlitei, Katie, to Mr. Ti. J. Oils
man, of this plate. The veddiliR will
be a ipiiet allalr, iiw-Iiir to the recent
death of the luide's lather. The wed
diiiR will take place Wednesday, Juno
.', at IiIrIi noun.
Th Piuoilal serlre was held In
the Haptlst ( linn h last Sabbath niniii
IliR Ui' ij. I!. Smith delUeied the
sermon liiah the Ciand Army of thn
Itepuhlii and Ladies' elide attended in
a hod.v
Suiida.v I'venliier the usual monthly
union luupeiaucc set ice was held in
the Methodist ehuiih, ev, li, K,
Smith pleached an eloquent seiinon,
Mis N. A. liaidner leluined last Fii-
d.i. uioinliiR hoiii iietl.hbiiiR, where
she went as a deleR.ite to the Kehekali
Slal( as.senibl.N.
FOREST CITY.
Special tn the s(rantoii Triliunc.
Foiest ciij. Muy L'l.-The union,
memorial spiMms the Methodist
i'Iiiih li last eM'iiu ; attiacleil n veiy
la irc cniiRieRailou u. Jr. citnW
had ihuiRc it th,, ineetliiR and pa
tilotie leiuaiks wii' made bv Itev.
"Wllllani llollensheil, of Hie 1'ie.sby
tejhiu i lunch ninl i:unnollst M't
chell The latter conducted the inoin
iliR spivUp in the Methodlht ihuich,
Do Not Trifle
with danger and remember
every cough or cold means
danger.
Shiloh9s
Consumption
Cure
will cure your cough or cold
at once. It will heal and
strengthen your lungs, It is
a safeguard for you always.
Take it at the first indication
of a cough or cold,
"A severe cold settled In throat and bronchial
tubes ioldahij)i Ustcil several months. I
tried Shiloh and it lured me at once. Am
glad to add my testimony.
riKKKE OUSHING,
Reclcr St. .Mark's Church, I.eKoy, N. V.
Shllnh's Consumption Oure U mid by all
Jrunsisw ui vae, 00o. 81. 00 a bottle. A
frmieit Kuurxntrn .!; with uery bottle,
fjouurx nut oiitl. tld cu to ynurdrugelst
sturl cevjimr money back,
Write for illustrated fool on consumption. Sent
without cost to you. S. C. Wells J: Co., U Koy, N.V,
PXpolltR (Iip Irniplallilll'J Hlitl pltfftll.t
tif the tlientiieat profpssion,
Alfied Uavlt Ims te turned from n
I wo wicks' Hit with tlown-tlie-vnllcy
filend".
The iinninime snip or the Methodlit
ladles Is hinlliK n Rteat hooin. The
stoip Is piow'ded ln'.leh of the lime.
Ow'Iiik 'ti the fact that there ate
two pay days and a linllihiy this week
the states will he opened five of the
slv eveiiliiRs.
The Star ill tun eotps and about fif
teen other ipsldents of Foipst City
altende the fair of HI. .IoIui'h Cath
olic church In Pleasant Mount Satur
day evpiiim.-.
Tim annual pntertitliiinent of the
public school will he held In the Ma
vis Opeia Hotmc Wednctday. About
MO children will take pal t. A mtitl
upp will be held for the pupils III the
afttrnooti, and the pvenlnp pro
Ki amine Mill In for the parents,
Thuisday the schools will observe
Memoilal Day, koIhr; to the ceinetcrv
to dei orate the soldiers' rimvpi. FiI
tlny nltrlit the Kradttatliiff class wilt
hold their commencement exeielses lu
the Opera olluse.
J. n. Hutlt! spoilt Sunday with his
family help.
nniiiil wanted on a faim. See nd
vitlseinent in "Want" Directory In
another inlumii.
Mis. John "Wellington, one of Valid
Hub's best known anrl mot estimable
women, died nt her homo Sunday
lnnrnlntr. The funeral will take piano
nt S o'clock tomntrnw mornllifr. P.ev.
K. Ij ciailc oflletated. Tntpimont will
be mad" at Xewaik Valley, X. Y.
HOLLISTERVILLE.
Srfdnl tc Hi" qcranton Trihunc
Hollisterville, May 7. Albert Van
Oorder died at his late lesldente heie
May IS, at 10' 1,". p. m. For many
ye.ns Mr. Van tinnier lias suffeied
with consumption, of which he died.
He bote his MlflcrliiR ery patlontlj.
Mr. Van tbnder was a quiet, helpful
liclRhhor, ii veteran of the civil war,
and a member of the Methodist
Piotestant church here, and he will
be Kteatly missed. In his death the
lanilly loses a loving husbai.ll and
father, the chut eh a faithful member,
the community a consistent Christian
citizen. The funeial services weie
conducted in the Methodist Protestant
chinch on the "Jlsl, at -:"0 p. in., Kev.
Mr. Flsk oftlciatiiiK. The sermon was
an Impresshe one and a beautiful
tribute to Ills memory. Among' the
floial ti Unites- was a beautllul floral
design, and loses, liotn his wife, a
star f i om the ton, and a casket bou
quet f i om Mis. "Warner, of Seianton.
The pall hem ers weie: P. C. Me.id, of
Madisotiville: A. Hedglln, of Dt inker;
J H. Mott, D. K. Watrous, and II. I..
Stone, of this jdiee, all veterans of
the civil war. Inlet nient, llnllistei
vllle cemetei.v. Per eased was aged
H jcai.s and 19 davs, and is survheil
by a wife and son, Charles Van Oor
der, of Seranton; a hi other, Malloiy
Van (Solder, of Kber: four slsteis,.
Mrs. G. K. llaiwey, of Xew Votk; Mis.
Delhi llie, of Xew York, and Mrs.
Samuel AfcVey, of this place.
Ho.ud wanted on a faim. Sep ad
veitlsement in "Want" Dliecloiy in
another column,
Mis. David Ol instead is ciltleally
ill.
The tiis't quartet y meeting of the
Methodist Protestant Kplscop.il chinch
convened in the M. P. church, near
Cobb's Corners, lust Satin day and
Sunday. '
Mis. Graham, nf 'Amum, was sum
moned to the sick bedside of her sis
ter. Mis. David B. Olmstead.
Mrs. Chailes K. Brown and daugh
tcis. Xellie and Maude, visited among
lelalhe in Seranton last week.
.Mis. Warner, of Seranton, Miss Ida
Wood, of MattimonK Miss Xellie
FiaUer, of Port Jeiis, atelnded the
funeral nf Albert Van Gmder.
Ij. h. C.i Iflin, of Seranton, vlilted
one day last week at the homo of his
daughter, Mis. C. X. West.
The Misses Octa and Bertha Biown
wete entertained a few days last week
among iclntlves in Seianton.
Mi.s. t;. H. Van C.inip uul son, of
Dunmnte, weie lecontly guests at the
home of Melehnlr Fueglln.
Air. Hairy K. .Mooie. of Seranton,
spent last Friday at the homo of his
mother, Mrs. havlnii Monte.
Mi. Aithur Ostrander, or Seianton;
visited last Sunday at the homo of hl.i
lnnthpr, .Mrs. Huttio Osttander,
.Mis. Louise Ain tlotder and son,
Chaile.i, wish to extend their most
rhuete thanks to tho many friends
and neighhois lio so faithfully ie
inembeied and stood by them (lining
Hie long sickness and In the hour of
their Mid beieiivement, by showing
many kindnesses nnd sympathy ror
the deceased husband and father,
Albeit Van Oorder,
ISov. C. A. Spauldlng, of Finest
( Ity, oei tqiied the Haptlst pulpit heio
last Sunday atternoon, and pleached
to the boys In blue. The older of the
seiAiin was as follows: Singing,
"Stand up, Stand up for Jesus;"
serlptuio leading; prayer by Kev.
tiporgo 'l lilbbsoii; hinging, "Am I
n Soldier of the Cross;" sermon by
Itnv. c. A. Spauldlng, text, 1 Timothy,
G-i: tinea by Key. and Mis, Gout-go
T, Glbbsoii; prayer by Ke, c, a.
Spauldlng: singing, "Aineilca," bene
diction, Tho boy.s in hluo and their
1 1 lends ft om a distance, and those
1 1 om the vicinity, filled the chinch
and tho .soi mon was highly uppie
clatcd. For Fomnle Complaints
and diseases arming fioni an Impure)
state of tho blood Wchty's Celery
Xervo Compound Is an Invaliublo spo
cltic. Sold by Matthews Bios,
H01NESDALE.
Special to thr Si-ranton Trlbunt. .
IlimeMhile, May 27,-Tlie meiiiheiH of
tho Giand Aimy of the Kepubllc at
tended the bcivlcp In tho Baptist
church on Sunday meningand listened
tn an eloquent dlseouiso by the pastor
Kev. C. 1.. Petcy,
A convention of Sunday school wnik
pis will bo held in tho Methodist chuich
Wednesday afternoon and evening,
which will ho nddiessed 'by pioiulnent
siieakeis.anioiig whom aio Mi, Barnes,
supcilittendent or state piiniaiy wok.
Kev, William II, Swift, chaplain of
tho Thirteenth icglment, delivered a
thoioughly patriotic seimou lust night
in tho Piesbyterlau church. Company
i:, of tho Thirteenth, uttended in a
body in lull unlfoini. The largo church
nu.s tilled. Patilotio music was icn
deicd by tho choir.
The Tilbuiiu has a laigu poster,
prominently posted In Honoadnle, which
is worthy the attention of young peo
plo desiring a flee college tuition.
Write to the Seranton Ttlhuno for
terms.
Tho BPiitfl that weio placed tuniitid
the fountain In tho path dm lug sum
mer nrc not to ho placed theto now.
Tho many tired niotltcifl and Invalids
will ho dopilved tif tho comfott they
derived fiom this pleasant icsnit, on
account of a few tintuly hoyst who con
gregate thoic evenings und othcts who
enjoy the hcnellt of the p.uk.
Hoard wanted on a fat in. Sec nd
vcillsoment In "Want" Directory In
another column.
Attention should he called to those
who use the sidewalks for a blcyclo
path.
AVOCA.
The death of Mary, wife of Jamoi
Bell und daughter of Mr. and Mis.
Justus Itcnnlnian, occulted yestetday
morning nt 11.30 o'clock at the family
residence, on South Main stioet, after
suffering several months with rheuma
tism of the heart. Dccascd was fotty
tlueo yents of age, nnd was an In
durations woman, much given to the
comforts of home, nnd although a
great suffoicr she was always cheerful
nnd happy. Tho members of tho fam
ily have been called upon dining the
past year to mourn the loa of it loved
one on two occasions, Miss Kllzaboth
having been called away last May. Be
sides her husband and one son, Will
iam, she Is survived by tin up sisters,
Misses Margaiet, Lena, Mis. P. II.
O'Btlon, nnd one bi other, William. The
funeral will take place on Wednesday
afternoon at U o'clock. Intel nient will
bo In l.angcllffo cemetery.
At about L',,10 o'clock yestetday mottl
ing butglais tiled to effect nn entrance
into T. J. Llewellyn's lesldenco on
South Main sttcct. They took a board
from tho walk and used It as a ladder
at the bay window. In trying to get
tin niigh tho window they toppled over
a large flower pot and the noise
awakened those who wpip sleeping
downstalt.s. On Investigation, nothing
was missing except the nilhci cants.
Kev. D. M. George, In the absence of
Bey. D. T. Smythe, who Is in Phila
delphia, pie.iehed nt services in tho
Ijangcllffe chinch on Sunday.
Boaid wanted on a faim. -See nd
vcitlsement In "Want" Dhectory In
another column.
The ladies of the Methodist Kplsio
pal chinch have arranged for a social
to be held In Descrs' block on Thuis
day evening. Ice cieam and cake will
e served. J ; vet y body welcome.
The degree team of the Daughtois of
St. Geoigo will meet this eening tor
teheaisal.
Mis-ps Xellie WaMi and Mary Bar
rett hae lestimed work at the Inter
national Correspondence schools, after
six weeks' vacation.
The pi cedents nnd past piesklents of
the Ladies' Catholic Henevolent asso
ciation of I.uzerno nnd Lackawanna
counties met in IIci bolt's hall on Sun
day afternoon and organized a. senate
for Xoi theastein Pennsylvania. The
object is to promote the -welfare of the
society. There will be tin op meetings
of the officers annually. The following
weie elected: Piesidont, Miss' Mary
Quiiin, Avoca; Wce-ptesidont, Mis. K.
O'Donnell, P.nsons; .second ice-pt evi
dent, Mis. P.Wells, Aichbald: lecotder,
Miss Maiy Cooney, Plttston; llnauelal
secretary, Miss Fannie Mcfiee, Seian
ton; treastuer, Miss Mm ton, Seianton;
chancellor, .Miss Butler, Wilkes-B.ine;
orator, Misfi Gallagher, Plymouth: mar
shal. Miss Maiy Connelly, Old Foige;
guatd, Miss Mulcahey, Plttston; tius
tees. Mis. McDonald, Tajlor: Miss
Mary bjiiu, Seranton; Miss Can ol,
Seianton. Installation will take place
nn Wednesday, June 12, in the Knights
of Columbus looms, Seranton.
Chailes W.uren h.ns puichaspd the
Campbell lesldenco on the West Side.
Mis. McCrilidle and daughter, .Maiy,
will leave this week to spend a few
months in Scotland.
Miss Kate Brehouy is spending her
vacation in Pnttsville.
DURYEA.
The commencement exeielses at the
High school this year will piobably ex
cel otheis of former years. The gtadu
atlng class have arranged to have their
gi imitating oxcteises on the evening of
June I, aNo to have their class-day ox
el cises on the evening of Juno .I. Tho
banquet is to follow tho elass-drry exei
elses. All the gi aduates of the foimcr
classes are coidially invited. Invita
tions will bo sent to as many as pos
sible. On tho evening of .May :!l the
Junloi.s will picsent n pielty lltttlo
drama.
The funeral of the lale John Taylor
took place Satuiday fiom the homo of
his hi other, William. Intei nient was
made in Avoca. The defeased died at
the Moses Taylor hospital fiom injuries
iciplved at the Hallstead mines a feu
days ago, ihy a fall of lock. Jlo was
thiity-the yeais of age, and a wife
and several biothcis and sistois sur
vive him.
Ho.nd wanted nn a fnrm. See ad
crtlhemcnt in "Want" Dltectory In
another miliums
On Dccoiatlon day the old veterans
will again visit the testing place of
their sleeping cotnrade.s nnd plaeo
flowers and flags on their giaves. Kv
crcise.s win bo held on the lawn and
several noted Hpeakcis will participate.
A social will be conducted by tho Kp
wortli league.
Itev. II. A. Gioen spoke to the Junior
Outer 1'nited American Mechanics on
Sunday moinlng,
Miss Maty Seal, of Seranton, visited
at the lioine or Dpi- paiPiits on Sunday.
Mis. S. Andpr.son and sou, Walter,
visited in Seranton on Monday,
BASE BALL.
American League.
U IMriiit .
W.HiiiiK(i'ii 0 0 0 .! 0 1 I 0 ,"!-- ,s Jit ;t
IJdnilt ,.,., (I 0 on o i n i -. t 7 1
naltrrirs-Cirmk mid CIjiKcj Miller anil riui
low, Umpire Mici id 111,
At fliiiauo- it, 11, f
lllllhnnio ,,,, ,20(100000),-! 7 fl
Chicago i .1 0 0 !l 1 1 0 II) J!
lUtleiln. lliinn 4111I ltninnnj Pjttcraon und
tullnjii. Unipirc Mjh.injju.
At Mllnaukic , ;,
I'lill4ilrlilii4 1007000018 tl .'1
Milwaukee ,,., ' 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 -I .-,
Ilattciles I'lank and 'oucr SpaiUs and
l.cahy, Unipiie llaikcll,
At ricNcland-riostoii Divcland, no same,
wet eiounds.
National League.
All National league Kamcs cilicrliiki for today
were poatponcil on .mount of uin.
Eastern League.
Toronto, 3; Montreal, 3
WoKc.tcr, I'rmiikiup, rain.
Duffalodtcicheoter, riln.
AMATEUR BASE BALL NOTES.
The Alerlj chalknee the hlidc to a game it
hall on any ground or Pcioratiwn Pj,, Mav g,
btdlci, manager.
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
THEATRICAL.
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
ATTRACTIONS TODAY.
A('M)i:IV 01' MliSIC ".toliui Slmpkliw."
Allciiioon .mil nlnlil.
"Joshua Shnpklns."
cnoil tur.il ill nun nlt)i ruche IIItmI
intlnnnre In firintiiii. Ilili l.ut w 11 nititlii
irnpii nt llir? Ai.iclcniy ot .Minlo, wliera llie
".loiliui SlnipklnV (niiipmy opcneit a tlirco-ili.v
riiRiirrnriit lit ocnlinf. Tin' pine n well
rtimril with npiruitlitP fcencrj. The nw mill
wrne In Hip third nit was Intciwly rcilliliu aiiJ
cnwcil iniicli appl.itie.
The nctltiB inmpiny,.n verv well Inlaw al
iiul trnip nn excellent perform inrc. TIip plere
will be prcocnltil at lioth tlie .iltciimon and eicn
big pcrfciimiiicefl today.
Ludwig, the Great Baritone.
Si r.intnnhni wlio line lic.11 it Wltllnm l.tnlvvle,
tlie (tieit liumlon Inrllonc, sine, ami In wlnwc
r.im lilt clorioiii oiie ftlll rhiit, will ho ile
HrIiIiiI he;onil incisure In lcirn tint lie will
he one of the Rinup nf nitlfti who will Ing
nt the bjceum theater on 'I liurml.iy uenlng,
M ! 30.
Mr. l.mlwli; Ini a gritnl ritlieilral nlie tint
rnlU tinm hit thru it like the tones o( a Rieit
eru' in, lln.int Willi mclmiy anil miooth ,14 the
richest M-bet. Mi. I.iulwlt: I111 Jul rcturneil
from I'ngl mil uhcic he .uhled to liis linteli In
"the l'l.v inrv liiiltlniiui," "lie MeMnsiiiei" anil
otlnr cipii.11 in the icmlllioii of whltli he lu
pjitkip.itril diiriiic the pat oicr,l fe.ison.
Mr Itiilulir leiebeil a mirkeil natinn oil l.i't
.Monday menlnc wluii IiIh inijestle olco r.1113
out at tlie ('iiinceic theater, New- York.
1 lie Ulaitram openi at the l.jceum bo office
this morning at !l o'clock ami Irani the nimier
ihh Inqiiiiies at the ho olllc e the theater will
he t,ieil to ill cipuity to hear the ureit Inrl
tone whin he nppem next Tliuriliy evening.
THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Bevlew.
New- ork, M ly ST. -Todo'i hvniiies ill the
stoil. miil.et was the Mnillcit for any full (I iy
mice the pnsnlciitial electmn. 'Ihcic wis noth
Ins in the nniket to Indicate any outside Intel-e-.t,
litlicr specnl-itbc 01 inipittnent. The Imml
ninkcl fhaiiil in the ilullmss. In the ReinMl
urn of block piofcssinnal tMileii undo fuiile
.itlimpU to lone .1 movement of pine, but 111
1 meiln tlmr conn uts the inoieimnt wis en
done .isni). Theie w.h .1 "'U'lil Im le una; of
IHici-i i.ul in stuipHliy wilh the mo"imnt in
the toliicios and then .1 pciind of putty i.n.iral
weakne-n 'the 1 11 1 tint tin ie .n .1 pencnl
hiidmiiu .iiriin I" hue the iliwe showed tic illy
lint this mi ikne-s wis due laiinly to Hlhng
In the hens. ItnoMiies were not complete il
Kiuei.illj 111 the list :ind net Ic-ses ale the nile
in lolks lint wile ti.uldl m.
'llie nun vmt nt in llie tnhiico stoiks wxs the
only thing woitliv of siiciul not no in the di'a
tl iding, It was imixplaiuid cxiept liy the pel.
sustince of reiintly euinnt rumors of a con-uli-ilition
of .ill the lolncio interests. The moie.
mint uiiir1 to n inlt ami sullered some icnction
on the thst -it nouiKCmint of the supreme couits
dei isiou in llie I'oito lino use, owiui; to the
innfusion and doubt as to the biopc and hiatin
of the deiis.101 s.
rontinciit.il 'liili.Kio. howecr. held tiiljinrn1v
nnd lose in the hie delinks, closing .it the top
.'.Ij: points oxer Sjturilo. in(ncin 'Inuicco'
net giin was 'f,. 'the weakuiss of su.u w.n
perh ip-j the eflei t of the decision, although the
tiouhle with iiuportir-. of lellned susar ntlectiil
the stock. I Kki 11111.1 moved up eoibpiciionsly
eiRht iiomts after in upeiimj re-ielion on liRht
tratisjitioiis and without ixphnition.
mili;iiu lied (Vipjiei was uitdci some piessiire
and fell at one turn 2',. Lite in the iliy time
win- two ti ins lotions ot one hundied shires enn
111 .Noiihein I'.iuhe it su. compiled with -MM
011 ,s,tnrdn- Tot ii .ile., 20 OHO slmes. Tlioiu
wis ,1 -111 ill imminent in hnnds, with an inei;u.
lar motciutnt of pines. 'I'otal sjlcs ii.ir xalue,
lJ.-2iKI 000.
Tinted Mites Imnds wire all unohmged on
the list c.ill.
Seranton Board of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100,
STOCKS. Bid. Asked.
Tirst Natioral Uank uwi
Seranton Salngs Bank 05(1
Third National Hank 4M)
Dune Deposit and Discount flank.. 273
Economy Light, II. & I'. Co a
Licka Trust Safe Deposit Co 1.7)
Clark & Snoxcr Co., I'r 12J
Seranton Iron Pence & Jlfff. Co 100
Canlnn Ayl( Vork9 )"
Lacka-vanna Dairy Co., I'r 20
County Siunis mm s irusc ui,, 300
ri.ci Vailnml Biiik- (Carhoiid ile -..
sr..,..lnr.l llnlllne: Co .:u
T'lilci-." TCilloml Pink' 17"
Siranton Holt and Nut Co 100
I'mpli's Bink 1..0
New Mexico lty. i. C (-'11 73
BONUS.
Seranton Passenger Hallway, Brut
MortR-ose, due 1020 113
reoplo'a btrcet Hallway, first mort-
sae. due mis na
People's Street Hallway, General
mortgage, due 1921 US
Dickson Manufacturing Co 100
Lacka. Township School 5 per cent. ... 102
City of Ssranton St. Imp. 0 per
cent 103
Seranton Traction 0 per cent 115
Seranton Wholesale Market.
(TYirrrotcd by II. 0. 1'ib". 27 Lackaw-amn .V)
lliitlcr I'refli, JJ.i2iV.c ; tlaliy, (u,h, itul
nC'.i'.
liiccse I'nll u c.i 111 1 old, ll'jiUc.j full cican,
niw, llall'si-
1'kss U'-tein fiesh, II'.-iIji.-, ne.uliy stale,
15'.iH'. , ,
IKiiis -Per b i-hel. choke niiinow, J luiy.rfl,
I'ci llciiii l'ir husliil, ihoiic iiijiiow, s.'.jjj
$2.1 0.
Medium flcins IVr bu.hcK 2 lOi'Vi t3,
(iiuii 1'e.is Per litblick, I.I0ifl,"i.
flour Ite.st pitinl, pir hanel, Tl.fi.
Itrd Kidney llc.111.v- 1'ei bushel, 72 JJasj.SO,
Pol itocr.- I'c- bushel, .'ijil.0i,
lliliniiil.1 Onions -I'ci li'iliel, $1001,60.
Philadelphia Grain and Produc.
l'hllidclplua, Jl iy '27. Wheat Hun but quicl.
Conliait mailn M iy, 77")i.i7,j, I "ill, dull lot
Mi.nh, No. 2 mixed Mai, ITVia1, Ouah -cti'id.i;
Nu. -J white 1 lipped, Sl'jili, l'lmii
(;uiet, but field) ; wiulii Hipenoi, 21111223. Hut.
111 (juut, but .slc.iih ; faiuy we9tcin uiaiiai.i,
Hi'., do. do piinls, -20; do. nvuliy do, -21, i:s'i
- steady ; fu.-h in jib), ll'j; do, we-dun W.4
It; do soiithwcstiin, 12' j ; do, southern, 12.
t lice! 1 inn, uood tliiiniul; N, Y, full ueaiiH
Inn) kiiiiill, Ul'j ii", do. do corjii to choice ,
h'-i'i'i. Itctincd fcUKai--(uieti couon limluiiLiil,
Tallow Hull ill) pi line in hhdr., Hell's; until.
li do. do b.ineU, aINi i.iku, 0Ha51s, l.tie
I'oiiltn -hleadi ; filr ilennndj fiinls, IPilO'j. ;
old riHKUr.s, 7; spclli," iliiikciu, UJ2'i; iluil,,
ti t in. Huxssid pnulliy wis quiet nnd fowls a
chide I'jslei. rnwls-ihoiie, IdalOi.i, o, fur
to crood, 0'j.il old lousUid. 7; luiaihi,; cldckeiu
hoin, l.'Jll; 1 111 Kc.x s, IOal-2.
Iluiiplo-rioui, l,Hl b.iinls ami ,'21li,0(i0
poiiivli in saiks; xUiial, 12,om) bushel; 10111, ,
urnii n,i U, 2,i,0'W. Milpiuciits Wlieat, none; com,
til.uiii) Inctliela; oils, ",') biishela.
New York Grain and Produce.
Vw- nik, JlJ) "27. I'loiii -Mead), but dull.
WhcU (-put Hi in , No. .'. ltd, 'h I. o, I). allou;
No. 2 ml, I"1!, ihwioli No. 1 Noithciu Duliith,
M's (. o. b. .1llo.1i; oilliis Keiiildly I11111 all
ill), Closcil liiinu .it ; mil ml adiaiue, Miy
closed, Nl'i; Jul), T'Ji ci, 7i''.
I'oirt bput uliad); No I, -pi, elea(or, and
CjTs I 1. i. alio it. Oplluu? tiim ililllii,- tho day
and iloMil I11111 at a partial '. tint net adiamc;
Mi) ilosed, t'.i; Jul), li ; bipi. si,.
(leiat bput Head); No. 2, JJ; No. a, ,-i2',j; Nn.
'2 wldle, "I'ji No. .1 wuile, ill; track iiiixeil M.
nn, .Uc.'ll; liuik while, aj'.i J7. Oplioiid quicl,
but atiad)
llutlir-Mraily to firm; cieamei), lail'J; fae.
toi), Hull',. ri:ui-(iiift; state and l'iiius)l.
laiila, I.Pji wcolun mui ulcd, lli.aL'; wcotcin
hi luted, I l,il I!;.
Dieop I'iriu; fancy lame lolored, Sa'i; do,
do, white, iiasa; fain) Muall colouil, tl'i; do,
do. white, Hi,.
Chicago Grain ana Produce.
liluso, May 27. Despite llie absence of cablei
the wheat luaiktt lilted I11111 todi Jul) ilosCJ
liUlur, July coin iloul ', higher and July
oats 'si1 lm.hu. 1'iejx ilonsj i-lcwd fiom 2Ji to.
Ill mils luwti. Cu.ih ipiotjtiuiu weie us fol
low 3:
I'lour-Vuieti No. 2 epilnsr wheat, ; No. 3,
Tlalli No. 2 led, 7oi76; No. 2 coin, CZalJ; Vo.
! oats, 21aia .0; No. 2 white, 291'a.iO; No. J wblte,
UU)iata), No, 2 r)c. BVj, (iood fcrdln; barley,
111 lair to clione inallluir. 1'JiJI; No. tiax- teed,
17.1; No. 1 noilhwcilcrn, 17.1: prime timothy teed,
SV). Mitsi I'vlk-liWUVJ; laid, clOaliJs; flioit
THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT"
4 Lines 10 Cents
More Than Pour Lines, 3 Cents lor Hach Extra Line.
For Bent.
For Rent0
Store in The Tribune building,
formerly occupied by tlie Times.
Including Desks, Steam Heat and
Electric Light.
Also 1200 feet of lloor space on
4th lloor of the Tribune building,
suitable for light maufacturing. In
cluding heat, light and power.
Enquire at office of
TUB TRIBUNI:.
IIOIJM: OP Hi:.l nciutlful nclchVioilinod, near
t'hy, 112(1 .Mulberry. Laundiy. tlatloniry
.ih tub, li lily hide of ftrcet, piled ulcw.ilk.
Open todi). '1 ell )our Irlcnd-i. Lomen). Han
Kahi.
l'Olt liKNT-O mom home, corner .i)no aenuo
ami l'litreim stntt; hot ami iold w iter,
nor.o hut finall family need apply. 17t .iiie
aciiue.
l'Oll HUM' In Dillon, lottace of nine room,
furnished or unfurnished, loi the i.c.1-011 ot
for jrai; fho ininiitci to Mitlon, one of th
brt loeallom in riltrn: house nculy new
Apply to . W, C.iilton, Dalton, l'a.
029 CinmN' Ilinni: SmilCT, ten rnonn. modern
Improiemcnts; steam heat furnished; desir
desirable. For Sale.
rOlt Sl,i:.Cllnl.ci -built, lound bottom nnd
Hat bottom flshiiifr boats. . A. t'aikeiul
and J. CurtN, coimr Clierrv and 1'oiutli .stiecli,
llunmoie, l'a.
For Stile or Rent.
101! SM,i: OH IIIAT-'lwo eottiRit with Rood
witei, K.uilciH mid f nit, in Klmhuist. 'In lm
to suit. li. IIilcsoii, Sinnti'ii
Furnished Booms.
IOIt lti: I One litffe furnished fiont room;
also one hide loom, 517 Adaim avenue.
Wanted To Buy.
IilGK't.i: WAMT.D- . siiond I11111I lidie' wheel
wauled Addicss, statins priie, "Wheel,"
care Ti ibuue.
Wnnted To Exchange.
I WIMI 'to i:Clt (Ji: a uood liiiihlini; lot at
l'o) nti lie. Pa., on llie O. &. . It. It . foi a
Kcntle lioisi', Iiiiiick. 11ml laniige. ,Addiesi
llo ;ii7, 1'oiost (.'ity, Pa.
Wanted Board.
150 Mil) V WliU) ON A r.VUM- mntliunn and
wife, witli one iluld. a little Kill ot t )iai-,
desiics to mm urc bond 111 a pii 110 lainlli on 1
faun not a buaidiue; house. I'nfiu ipiu t pine
with some shule; must be within a hilt hoiii i'v
1 .ill frim Siranton, and within w llkiujr distant.;
fiom railroul st 1I1011. If u Mutable luiatiou 1.111
be sriiiud would ttay lliroiuh July and ponsi
bly August. Addiess, kiwiu; full puticiiliM and
luue pel wifk, ".siimmer Hoaid," Tuhiinu ofliie,
iMianloii, l'a.
Boardeis Wnnted.
bL.MMI.lt HOAIIDi:i:S WANTI.U-Niee luealion;
luautiful (,'i'oie along the watei. Aihlitv-.s
Mis. . 1.', box SI"), -Moscow, l'a.
110 MID AT l'AN"-Mi:itI('A.N Pan-meiiian m'
ituis tan teeiiip looms M-iy uasoiuhle; 111-
.it i fanuh. ( orrispondtnie Milicitid. l.uc V.
linspool, J.'.-j I.utheiau Mint, Unli do.
VANTi:i) V limited miiubii of ho mien on farm
afui- -lime 1. l'or iaiticuLu addievi llo
t.', Dmioik, l'i.
WANTCD Table boaideri. Jim. Tompkins, 651
Washington icicuuc.
Situations Wanted.
WAN IKIl Position by a yoiiiifr man, ace -1,
a bookkeeper 01 assistant and t)pcwiitu,
white tood hard woil. cilU fur adiaiiiuueiit.
No expeiieuie iiept a thoiou.li Inisiies mil no
mining; 1. in i;iM' icfcitme as to ihn.uUi; am
willing to no -iniwhcte in thu fctitc when- Mint,
attention to hi-sims will be appieiiatid; KOod
penman; loriispondeme !.nlicited. Addiess e
le) II. Veicr, hopoi, bullhan count) , l'a.
birtATIO.N WAMilD Taknw in sew in;. ( hil
dun's (lothlng picfcned, at uiodnate pnns.
Addii .M O. II,, -Us .'cdir .iMiitie,
hl'll'AilON WANTED As i-eioud trill to take
care of cliildieu, undi'istaiids siwim;. Mill
in? to go out of the ell), ( 111 Kiic liesc ot
lefeiencc. Addics.s M. O. II,, itfij Ceil 11 .ueiiue.
MirATION WNTi:i)-lty 1 mm niltiiie; liwiw,
cidiuc; K.ildeii', or -.-radliii; 01 l.iln' side
walks or IKIns cuihs. 1 !uo l'roudcmo 10 id.
'i0 Cilltl.S would like positions in wailiessi-i,
Lhiiiibeimaidj ui doin; second woik; hist
of refuctiees 1.111 be furnished, Addiess llo 67,
JimioiK, .siisiiueliimu lount), l'a,
bill TIO WANTI.D-lly a womm 10 ga out
by day washintr, iionituj or Ic niiiitr. l'h.isL.
c ill or addic.3 Mis. Xusscll, l.'lO Culir aitnue.
Ul
ACIIVi: IHIMlV de.siiea 1 position ai miid to
lady, or could iaie for invalid gentleman.
Addict M this ollUe.
rihi shies, P7')isa0; ihy silled shoiildn, 6i7j
klioit elear ndis, SIJ'i'JJ; whiski), JJ7,
Buffnlo Xivo Stock.
l'l.t llul'.dlo, May 27. Cattle .Model lie lie
inainl; choiie to eitl.l, 57.'uVm; good tn lust,
5.'u'70; fcliiipin- .sum id, OJJaj'J). eoit t mil h
hone to estia, l.'.'iar.l; K"'"i to ihoue liulihciV
htniij, 615iUlj; guod to bit, ih., 17aaj, awtl
to best fat bull., 1-alM); lair lo good lat hull,
,-.7ailJ); feeder hulls, WJiuW, ftoik hulls, Salii,
lihijiiu luilli choiio, li-Jal; good to chunc, 7'ii
i'OU; tanner, good lo lust, ita.17..; )c.ii1iii" ttciu
IjikiiI lo choice, -JJal70j sood to clioiie fat con,
.JUatU); fat hel(eii cliono to clia, 17"n..'j,
Itootl in e I10110 do, toUtilSj; do, loiiimon to
fal, ;U0.i'l5. Cjlies-Clioiio to exli.i, 5jOaJ7."i
(,-ond lo ehotie, JJJiJ'.U; Miihi-ui e.ilies, IiIJ.j.
sheep aud I unli oilcnn:s wuc llhciil; 1 tilths
eliono te ctra .'ns'.-j.j; (.""'d lo choiie, uJi'a'iil.,
lair 10 uood, SJ'jijV); common to tuir, IjDiUi;
iport jamb?, SUiialU; piiiih" Iambi iholiu m
cxll.1, HnJallHiU. &luc-Lhoiic to esti.i, 100iJ7'i,
1,-ood lo iJtoiic, tijil-i. llo's-.slead) ; licht
poikcra, 5'io, plp-s, owiVjOj roughs, fitn.i5.j0,
ttJK-i (alio.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
I liiiago, .May '.'7, Cattle Aitnn leeeipls, 'Ji,
(K: all iln.ss.'S blioug aud cood; gnnil lu pnmu
eleilj, abaou); pool lo mctliiiiii, '.ii5., thn U
n ami fcidcm ttcid), laUa51U; tows, uUU; lull
cis, ail); lannirb, -J.I.I5U1; bulls, linn :,ui)iiit;
c-ahes Mead), lUOaii.'-Jj Texas .tuis ilei, 'n
pininds, diCMjC, liu, at l.'jjilll 'lVui bull-,
-.'70. I'M).
Iluirt lluifptd today, j,i); loiimiiow, ;.o,iui,
stliiiitrel lefl niir, 1,iki, wtal, 1v1.1i. i; tluin,-MIDlij-ir.
Mixed and butt litis, HJhiis't, i"od in
ihoiio heal), 57Uaij imigli luai), 5iuJi-'i,
liKhl, 5JUa'j77!ii bulk of ualiti, 070 Iltl.
sheep leuipts, 21,000; sheep and unliim,
ttiad) ; (poic j-heep, 5. laimlu tlippul, steitl);
wnnlcd, blow-. Seul to ehoitc we.ilhtis, li'iap-i;
fail to gooil ihoici' niKid, HOall'i, wisiein
bheep, .ctiJlUJi jeirlingc, 4r)ii.il7ij iialild lamlii,
U.a.73; wiattra Iambi, 6iOa.7J.
New York Live Stock.
New Yolk, Ml- 27. Ilccici Aiti.e iIiiiiiihI;
piiici linn lo 10 1 cms hluhci; U'ci, 5fi n.n;
bulls, .UmIVI; iow, JJlaJ-m. ( alic,- (i.u'tl ile
inainl ami 1'uii mils hihci; eald, Jj.l; ex
ua, oiiVaJC-'l butter milks, ,"r,71,
bliccp -slow- to lowci; lainln, olr-uit for sood;
ollici:) dull; cpring Iambi, .liai) In t.low. t-iiecp,
SjIjO; few- cxlri, H'-..-.al7ri: x-Jillngj, 5a'i;
mil., 250; nnlns lamlu, KVia'll; loinmon 1I1,
by ihc held, IWa.'jJi.-, Ho; maikct dead) at
wt.U
3
More
Help Wnnted.
WAN l'i!!) -Mall nr wntiiin nf r-in.l rhlllt b Nltllld
bur! flit Hilling lo leirn our bnli.oss, thin
to traicl or do ititrcpi.ml(!iiei inJI per )ear,
AddreM Aittiii)-, cite rrlhuiie.
111. 1,1' VMIII). Mrn ami women crr)whcre fo
1I11 'peelil woik; laiRe n turns nnd nalary to
Mierevfiil pirtles. Add. ess 1'. (). llox No. JsO,
rittlon, l'a.
Help Wanted Male.
MAM I'D A ronipelent sleiioBripher and l)pe
wiuer. ,iiiius -',-- Trlliuno Oltlie.
IIIAMSIIIU W AM 111) -Apply Mrs. (irillln, 17)
Miry street, Cil).
WANllll)- (linroiialih (.ompelrnl niiehliilst, for
position nt a enlllei) : must be steadi, ftriet
Iv icinpeiatc. Addiess I'. O. llox tW, siranton,
l'a.
WANIi:i)-sitomcii, triietltiR or local! weekly
. Mliiy paid. Ilerrick Seed Co, lloclieslcr,
Help Wanted Female.
tt'ANri !)- feeond Rill; must he good waltic.
Apply 1012 line filed.
(Hill, VSn:i)-rnr ueniral houscwoik In uniill
family. :tl7 Mclntu aicnue
BRANCH WANT 0F1ICKS.
Want Advertisements Will Bo
Received nt Any of tho Follow
ing Drug Stores Until 10 P. M.
Central City
AI.IH.rtT HIIIM"!!.. comer Mulliciry
rtieet and Webster aienue.
lUbl'AV I'lClll.b, UJO Ad una acniie.
West Side
GDOIlOi: W. J1:NK1N:', 101 South Main
uviuue.
South Seranton
nti:i) Ie. ICIIIU'K, 720 Cedar aicnue.
North Seranton
i:o. W. HUMS, corner Noith Main
aicnue and Market .licit.
Gieen Ridge
ClIAHIXS I'. JONK1!, 1,57 Dickson
aienue
V. .1 .1011 Nsi, n:0 Orecn Ilidce street.
C I0Ki:.Z, miner M'ashiuglon ave
nue ami Mai ion stieet.
Petersburg'
W. II. KNI.PIT.r,, 1017 IrUng aicnue.
Dunmore
J. (;. 110.Ni: k RON'.
Heal Estate.
l'Olt SM.i: Summer iiittaee, with one acie
irruiind. I'ine fnut; good water; file minutes
fiom lUenlnur. itituni D., 1,. A. W. It. It. Mis.
1'. ('. Hall, (ilenhutn, l'a.
?l,ii(U lluvh six-room, hingle I10u.se, jjooel well,
lot lmHjno. bciantou tlreit, Dalton, l'i.
Wills eV Kiator.
?l,S'it-Itnia Imililiiii; lot, ONltO. Wheeler ave
nue. Wills A. Kcatir, llmr lluileliiij.
$-.' Puis double hou-e, 7 looms on a side, all
lmpioumi ills, i-xcipt gis. Ill in Mint, Piou
drnie. Wills .- K1.1I01.
Business Opportunity.
WOO INVrsll.U in 1 enipnistirn will seiiue
hilaiicd position at slim pi . mouth and emu.
mission, l'i..' palluuliis addn-, p. (. llox 52.!,
beiautou, l'i.
Money to Loan.
MON'I'.V to loan 011 impio-cil lit) leal istate.
III.NttV lll'XIN. J It.
( HAS. II. WI.I.l.l.S
'1IIOMAS sTKA(!Ui:.
JI.W.ikvi no 1 OAN 1 owest rates; sti.tl-.-ht or
moutl.h p-jlni'ius. btark Sc ( o.,Tiadiis' lilJ-f.
ANV AMOl'NP 01' JI()Ni:v TO I()V Quick,
-trai.'l t leans 01 llnlldiuc; and Loan. At
from i to C pei cent. Call on N. V. Walker,
ait J15 Council building.
Booms and Board.
LAHfii: fiont room with boaid for two gentle
men, 4 111 -.dams uiciuie.
J-EGAL
Till stri"s SM.I'-The liiideisisueil Titislee, nn
ikr ileid of Inist mule h) William Mini and
rinUiie.1 Me)ei, Ins wife, ilitul Oil 21, Is7s,
and ictoidtd In the olhie foi the itioidiu of
ilerds in nnd for l.iikawamii Cuunl), in Dvil
Hook 1, pue 120, 1I1 , will sell at public Mie,
icndiio of otttii) mi Wnhte-dii, Ma) 2"), l'MI,
at lOo'iloek 1 m., at Hie 1l1il1.1l Inn Itoom in Hi"
loint llou-e in Ihc Llli of .siiauiiin, all tin.
follow Iik disiihi'il hd 01 pun- of liuil sitinle
in llie Clli of .siiaiiton, ( oiuity of l.-nkiwauni
and Stite of l'i mis Haul 1, hounded and di'siiihed
11s follows, to wit,, lli'ln-r lot No 2, in Sipnie
in- llloik No. I-, upon sin 1 1 1.1II11I ind known
as .Icluirnn an nut- and l.fiiihu Hint, upon the
pint of the (ll) nf s, i.intoit, inleuded to he
dull- iciortled sinl lot lie Ins tony (10) feet
in flout on .IplTrl-on iiiutie ami one liiindiid and
fitly (l.iO) Int ill dipllt, liH.lsllioiili ill nf ilcplh
to rniiiiiKnie ten (10) bet inside of the nldewalk
on liotli .-iienue and stieet, with Hie il,-ht lo
inclose, use and neiiip)- mill tin (in) feet ill fiont
of nid lot on nieniiii aud t-tieil for lelliiw.i),
pouh, piia, hl-wlutinn and cliiuhbeiy, but not
the right In eicet any building llicreoii I'.xupl
ing and icscnlng Iho inal and minei is as the
Mine weie eiittid and iimuiiI in Iho dud
fiom Iho Sii.iih h unit ninl Wioinlng illev Hail
load and (oil inmp.ni) fm slid lot dittd On.
'2, He-, ninideil lu l.iicine County in I), id
Honk No. I's, pup 272, st, lot is impioiiil
Willi .1 two .tor) brlil. dttilllli,- Iioiimi wilh
I'll nth inof nn .lefli i.-nu aienue, and 1 double
tnlnrv tl 1111.' iIhiIIiiik house 1111 I.I ii.lt tl Heel
'II.UMs 01' SM.I' -21 pu lent. 1 1.I1 at Iho
time nf tali', ind the lultiiei In he jiild within
line )cu; deftiitd piimeiil, Willi intctcst, In
lie keiuictl li) bond ,-iinl inoitcise on the piim
isrs I IIMII.I.b D. Ni:UVi:i.,
Wl.l.l.lls ,s.'0ltlll'. 'Iruslee.
Altmiiivs for Tnistee.
OHI'IIVNV 101 111' s ;-l.site of t;eoigrt
W nun, lale nt llu 11I1 of sii.ntun, l.i.l.i
Wlltlil lotinli, ilciei-ed. Ill ijilue or an older
nt' llie Oipliaiis' (unit of I..11 U iw.ilin l (ouule,
theie will he exposed in pithlii tile on (lie pin.)
i-rs in tho lloioiigh 01 Alihhahi. nn sum, lit,
llie eighth iliv of .lime, A. II., 1'ml, at .1 p m,
ol t.ld 1l.1v, the following pie en nf laud siul .ip
puitCMMCs, In wit' 'Iho Mitfite of all Hut
lot or piuo nt lind mIimic III the Itoi. ti-.Ii ol
lihl,.hl, baikaw iiuii liiiinlt, I'l'iins.tlunl.i, tu
llie tint nf lunl in wan mice 11 hup of N1II1111
Wade, liiliig ilisilngulsh.il is lut No. "II" on
a plot of lots origin illy liid nut hi Diulcl III
inn and .lohii )). I'aiiiliini, mil atleiwant 1 m
tiniiid and ixtinded hi John I'. Tamliim, whim
pint Is iceoiiltd III l.iiinie toiml), in Deed line k
No IV, pane IIS, tald lot bi'lnir lioimdul and
eli'Mlibed .is follows;, to w.li Noihi"istnl- by
lot "(1.1" Itollhwi'still) I" lauds III" of l
e-tute ol .Mm I' rirnhini, deieisid; boinhwut
illy by lait "I," and soti'he.istnl) In a sln'rt,
the bal.l lot Wlii-T llti) (.VI) feel 111 wullli ami one
bundled (UiO) fiet In It-UKth. Il.'ln-.- llie t-uuo lot
1 out 1) id In Sndrt'W Wainei In the pieeuturi of
.Inllll I' 1 .111 li mi. in th id lilted Dtieuihei 'I
s-u. md t'lnidid in l...i l.au.liili; Couiil) 111
Dte'd Honk No le". pate l, ete
II IIMs 01' s i; s-,iKI if tne piuilu-e im net
ru Hit da) ot bile, and liiliint' Willi inlt 1 1 t
fioin d.i) of ilc iiinii loniliitiillon if 1. 1I0 and
eiiliun ! deed. I'llll.ll' IICIII.I.,
t. . IIVnilMll.ltli, Adu11nl.t1.1tor 1. I a,
Mtoinoy for i:.late,
NOIK'i: i:late of 'lliomii uuiis, 1lnea5.1l
letters e( ailiuliihliaiioii upon the dale of
'litninas 1011111;, lato of the boiouli nf lliiiuuoie,
dceriscil, lute been granted to tin' iiudiisiitiied,
I iiipitbt all pel son- havili-T elauiis 01 lit in.iiidt
a-ralihl the cttalo of the aid dcicdent, to 111 ikL
known the nine tu 111? without delay nd
all pel .son indebted In did C-lulg arc KeUibtnl
tu make p))iuciit ti me.
AMil.llVIUl. MIl'Nd, VliuinUlratrlx.
.ii V Hlakrl) t-hcot, liuiiiiinic, l'a.
M. W. hVlllHOl'i:, Atloinc) for the Utatc.
SITUATIONS
WANTHO
PRUU.
DIRECTORY.
Insertions 25 Cents
Thn Pour Llnet , 6 Cents (or lieh Extra Lint.
PROFESSIONAL.
Certlfled Public Accountant.
K. C. SI'AUI.DIXO, 220 linOADWAY, NEW
York,
Architects
1:1m Aim 11. iiAvis, Aticiimioi', co.n.nelij
btilldllii;.
riti:i)i:inci. i iiiiow.v, ahcii. it,, niTu.
IMale KxclintiKe llhli-,, 121I Washlnitton e.
Dontists.
nit. . 1:. KiMiNniTmiTiiiri'AUuliuiUMNa
bpruee street, Siranton.
Hil. 0. 0. liAUUACIl, 113 WYOMING! AVKNOK.
-Lawyers.
ritX.NK li. llOYt.K, ATTOflNllY.AT-LAW.
Hooins 12, II, 10 and 18 llurr building.
r. K. lUACY.ATT'Y.COMMONWKAI.TH BhUtl.
I). II. HKl'l,Oni,i:, ATTOnSBY-LOANS NKnO
tlated on real estate lecuilly. Mean building,
corner Washington aicnue and bpruco street.
WltXARtl, W.MtltllV li KN'AI'P, ATI'ORNinS
nnd iouikcIIois at-law. Republican bulletin;,
Wnsiiiiietton aicnue.
Ji:.sSl'P k .ins.M'1'. AITOItNllYS AND COUN
sellers it-law-. Comnioimcalth btilldlner, Ilooiiu
ID, 20 ami 21.
nnWMll) v. IIUYKll. ATTOH.VIiY. ROOMS
POI Mil, Otli floot. Meats bulldlnc
I.. A. W TI1IN, ATI0I!N'I:Y-AT-I,AW, ROAR!)
of Trade buildin.;, btranton, l'a.
I'ATTKIlsON K. WILCOX, TIIADIIIIS' XATIONAL
Bink hulldint;.
C. (OMKdYS, Pl.t nnPUIll.lCAN BUILDINO.
a. w. nniTiioi.p, oi'Kici: movkd to so.
'211 Wyoming aicnue.
Physicians and Sugeons.
nit. w. 1:. alli:nt, su north washi.nctom
mcniic.
1)11. S. W. I.'AMORIIAU.Y, Ol'KICB 3X0 WASH
iiiKton aicnue. Re'siclcnce, 1J1S Mulberry.
Cliinnlc disease, luni;, heart, kldneyii and
Renito urinary ornans .1 specialty. Hours, 1
to 4 p. m.
Hotels and Hesturants.
Hill I'l.K CAI'i:. 121 AND 127 1'ItANKLlS
menue. Rates reasonable.
P. ZriOLKR, Proprietor.
bnnNTOv iiousi:. ni:ar d., l. & w. pas-
(.enrjer depot. Cnneliietrel nn the European
plan. VICTOR KOCH, Proprietor.
Scavenger.
a. n. iirkjos cm:ns privy vauiis and
icss pools; no odor: only improicel pumps used.
A. II. Busks, pioprietor. Leave orders 1100
North Main aicnue, or Hieko's dniff afore, cor
tier Adams and Mulhciry. Both telephones.
Seeds.
0. It. CI.ARKi: .t CO., SlllIDSMEN AND NURS
erymen, store 201 Washington avenue; gieen
bouses, 1150 North Main aicnue; store tile
phone, 7S2,
Wire Screens.
.iosi:ph i.ui:tti:l, ruar oh lacka. avk.,
Seranton, Pa., manufacturer of Wire bercens.
Miscellaneous.
DH-SsKINO l'Olt Cllll.DRllN TO ORULR;
also ladies' waists. Louis bhoemaker, '2l'i
Adams aienue.
mi:o Mt(!i:i: nitos., i'hinti:rs' siipplius. ks-
xi lopes, paper bags, twine. Warehouse, ISO
Washington aicnue, Seranton. l'a.
'J UK WILKCSBMIRi: RECORD CAN Br. HAD
in Fnunton at tlie uiws slnnds of Kel.tnin
Hios . 401; Sprue c and 502 Linden; M. Norton,
!22 Lackaw amu aintue; 1. S. Schutzer, 211
Spiutc btrcet.
Political.
IHtsP Li:i;sI,TlVi: niSlltlCT Notice Is heie
by t;iii 11 lu Hie Itepuhliian lotera of the
I'li't liitisl itiiu ehstiict 01 Ltikaw-anna eoiinly
lh.it -i piim.uy eliition will be held on hilur
d.i), June b, Pull, at the nguhr polling places,
beiween llie' Iiiiiih of 4 and 7 o'cloi k p. m., for
tlie jiupo-e 01 ctet ttn-r t.o elelcsates to icfue
sent llie Mid legislittio tlistuct in the comini;
Itiptihliian l.i U' coiuinlion to bo hld In Hat.
n-btiiir. 'llit eonienlioii lo compute the xote
will be held on 'luesdi), .lune II, 1001. al 10
o'tlntk a. in. in (oopnatiic hall, Noith Jtalu
an mie, in hii-intoii
In atioidiiin- with tlie rules coirrnin-f tin
ilistni I, Hie i uuliditi'S will be lolid for directly
hi- the mliis at tlie polls and must icgislei
witli the ilislibt eliilrmin Iim full nime and
po-lollne nddii.ss, mid pay his as-essmt nt fifteen
this In foi c the e lee lion, or his name will not he
plated o,t tho olthl.il ballot, neither will jl y
niis ust lot him bo eoiiiiled,
'the dlstiict xiiiil mie loiuniitlce in aiious pif
iincls will enndiict the election, and the result
will bo iipoilnl by Ihi- letitin JiidRe to the di
hut lonn ntiun, wluili will lie compo.cd ol
JiuUes of tin' iiiious ili-liiil.s.
wiilten notiie luntalniiKr further insliuetions
will be mallid to lull lueinber of the said du
ti It. t iit;ilanee conimittee,
C W. .lenklns.
(hiiimiu I'llst legislative Disttiit.
Attn-!. W ilt.r siini.nii, briut.ii.
'J II I It It LI i;s.UIi: DIsCCK f. Notice is
In ii by piwn tint tl"' Ili'l'iihliiati standing
iriniidlt e of the 'thlnl Lruislitito dMrkt of
I aekawanna eouiil). Ins llxul .iluidjt, tho 2-'tiil
diy ot Iiuii', Pml, I'.twein the lintus of 4 and 7
p in is tlio lime tm lioldiii,' the primuie., for
tiie i In turn of dtle-ulps lo the at lie contention,
ami 'lue-di.t, Ihi 2ith, at 2 p in., as the dali
of He iiiiiM'iilloii of littiin judsts.
"I. nit nndidiie nut iriri-ter his full nnns
and po.tollue addiiss wilh tlie chliimin or
ncieiary ninl shill pi) his asitssmeitt at Im.t
tm nly dJ betori' the pnniaiy clcetloii, or hn
name xxljl not be piintrd nn the billot."
bliouhl no iiieiio linn tho icipiirri mimher ol
raiidld ite-fl iei:ilcr, Hi" ihiiiiinii and secretary
flnl! deilire llie pi rsnn to leRisleied tn he tin
duly elrilid ilelciles in piirsiuuiD of the pro.
lisions of Hole "1 Hy older nf
(M'Ml NllHbKlllli, Chilrnun.
Attest:- L 1. WMKINb, beucl.iry,
buaiitnn, l'i., Mi) IS, 1001.
FINANCIAL.
Vy-V.- V-V'X.-'VSHrVyNi.irs.i.VliVVyx.s,byv..
OLDEST!
SAFEST!
BEST!
WALL STREET
Money Will llarn Rig Monthly
Returns.
ThoInicslor'riiiidl'a)3.Scnii-mnnlhlr,
"I Iio oldest cstablisluel in mciiii, No ccrtincaf
linldei Ins cur last .t cent Payments undo la
nil ptibsiiibcis enry II eli). No liouhlr No
It lay. Money li (undid on ileum d Wiito to.
d.i) for pirtiiuliis, lice In any address,
C, li. Muki) .V (n llud-oii IlliPg,, .New Votk
Bond Offerings.
Fla. Cen. & Pen, Con. 5s,
Paying 3 3-4 to 5 3-4 per cent.
Poit Worth & Rio Grande, 1st
3-4s,
Gal, Har. & San Ant. 1st 5s,
Iowa Cent, Ry Co. 1st 5s,
Long Island City & Flush. 1st
5b,
Xouls. New Albany & Chic, 1st
5s,
Mexican Cent. Ry Co. 4s,
Mi&souri Pacific Tiust, 5s,
Minn. Gen'l Elec. 1st Con. 5s,
Rio Grande West. 1st 4s,
St. L., Iron Mt. & So. Refd. 4s.
Complete ( inular List on Application.
"STATISTIC TABLES.'?
INH (Poikct lMition) now ujdi-.
Spencer Trask & Co.
27-20 Pine Street.
65 State Street, Alban), .V. Y. NI5W YORK