tur.vfj. -w;'-i'M7!
,it i' fm,J i yri-c-cirw.' ' .m sw ,!' . - ? rf " f5S J7"K ' i '4-' (tyFr-x?S?TVr
aSCT, ')WiSP?-'w' ' ,iSTtfisfxf ""
i
THW SCUASTON TlUBUNJiJ-WEDNESDAY', JUNE 5, 1J)0.f.
II
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
0SG00DS AND
THE SNAKES
THE PRIZE NARRATIVE OF REP
TILES THIS SEASON.
A Rntcli of Interesting Notes Con
cerning the Rnllroiuls Now Song
of the Golden Sunset Era of the
Co-operative Creamery Stianp;e
Case of the Twin Sisters of Rock
Run Personal Mention.
Special ( iiriij-pniiilct.iu of 'I In" Tilbnno.
SiiHriilt'lmniiii, .Mine I. t'nrli; Toiuiny
OpkoikI, hkimI 7tl, ri'ci'iitly romovml from
Wtijrliiiiiitnn in lliillstentl, to work on
the IVliiwnrp. I.iirUiiwiinnu. mill Wst
I'rit tiiii'Us. lie routed an old house
Just outside the borough limits and
' mux ml In last Saturday. In tin- house
is an old-fashioned tiro place. Tommy
went to the woods near by and car
ried home a quantity of pine knots and
ennes. rutting them Into this lire
plaoo, he soon had a roaring, cracklliiK
lire.
While Tommy's wife was unpacking
a box lier attention was attracted 1iy a
hissing sound from the II ro place, and,
looking' up. she saw a big snnke drop
down the chimney and Into the llatnes
In the lire place. Hbe ran shrieking
from the house. Tommy grasped an
axe handle, and, surmising that ho
woidd have use for It, stood ready for
action, As the old bouse warmed tip.
snakes of various kind's, colors and
sizes- garter snakes, adders, rattle
snakes, blacksnakes and milk snakes
slowly unwound and came crawling
out of crevices and down from the.
i afters and up from under the floor,
hissing, wriggling and squirming.
Pome of them showed fight, but fnele
Tommy placed them hors do combat.
For half an hour they continued to
drop into the flames at regular inter
vals, the frying flesh filling the cabin
with smoke. Occasionally two snakes,
after landing upon the tloor. would en
gage In a liereo light, while Tommy
was watching the death scenes In the
fire place. In an hour the last snake
in the house had appeared, and the old
man gathered up the dead. There
were seventy-six, hy actual count, and
more than that number met death In
the llames. Tommy measured -20 feet
of snakes. After the battle Mrs. Tom
my returned to the house and all night
dreamed of sea serpents, sharks and
devil fishes.
TtAIMtOAD XOTKS
Tn a few days the Idle will run a
ran-Americnn train between Susque
hanna and Buffalo. One locomotive
and train crew will make the entire
run, a distance of i'!0 miles.
The Erie is sending quite a number
of locomotives eastward for repairs.
It would appear from the following
item In the Montrose Republican that
the Montroso-Tuukhannock railroad is
rather short on motive power: "Ow
ing to a bieakdown of the locomotive
on the Narrow Gunge, no train on the
little road reached Montrose yester
day, hut the mall was brought In by
team." The passengers evidentb
walked in.
A large number of Immigrants are
passing westward over the Krie.
IX IJGIITKR VKIN.
'Ilii' siin-ct linsi'H o'er our head,"
Was vli.it her anient lover -aid;
bill oilur maidens youtu: .mil fair
Said; "tiint ini..' lint lirr li.iir h red!"
There Is danger of a peanut trust,
md the circus season is just opening.
"A duck of a poem" is probably
web-footed.
It is tlie constable who has an at
tachment for his victim.
lloii-v cleaning days are over or
ought to be. Heaven helped the men.
The women helped themselves.
There is n peculiarity about a hen.
She Isn't dressed until she Is un
dressed, remarks an exchange. The
t-ame peculiarities have been noticed
In some fashionable ladles.
The recent announcements that this
man and that refused to sign with
Mich and such a base bull club almost
Plunged the country Into a condition of
suspense bordering upon anarchy.
MATTERS AN'll THINGS.
Co-operative creameries are spring
ing up hcr,e and there in Susquehanna
county. Of course, the farmer doesn't
expect to get paid for his milk, but he
would like to get enough to pay the
expense of bringing It to tho station.
The foundation for tho state hospital
lor tho Insane, about to bo erected in
Susquehanna county, is not laid,
President Underwood, of the Krie,
passed east on Sundny In a special ear
of the Great Northern railroad.
There is a rumor that tho Mrlo
shops hero are to be equipped with n
traveling crane.
AW Iv. llneher, of Harford, repeats
that In May there was IS sunnv duvs,
threo cloudy days and 1.1 rainy days.
It was a little moist the remainder ot
the time.
ODDS AND i:DS.
Twas a $(! tile to bo lnlef
llut .1 (at ptlty brought it to plot;
For lie (it on it flat.
Mh.it lie aid aflcr that
We'd icpcut but xvo've turned a new leaf.
Many a niiiu marries a girl for her
pa value,
A 10. year-old burglar lias been
caught III Hlnglmniton. They got good
and bad early down there,
Montrnro is taking no Interest in its
centennial celebration project, There
Is no postoflleo to bo dealt out,
Ice Is beginning to bo popular again,
A few mouths ago everybody was
down on it,
According to an eminent authority a
goosn lives fifty years; provided of
course, ho refrains from using a kero
sene can when ho builds the kitchen
lire,
TUN NEWS ORIST.
M. II. Van Scoten has been elected
general commander of the Susquehan
na County Veteran organization. The
Held and statf, tn lie announced soon,
will hold it meeting this month t de
cide on tho place of holding the next
annul encampment.
Tho tlmo Is fast approaching when
thcro will bo more telephone poles
than growing trees In Susqtiehannu
county.
Tho annual convention or tho Jeffer
son Branch Christian Ihuleavor Union
will be held In tho Lanosboio Method.
1st church June B. An interesting pro
gramme, luia been arranged.
The marriage of .lohu tickets, SI, and
Mrs, Margaret Itclnliait, aged "6, took
place near Sherman, on Snturday,
PltlluUts Sawyer, aged "I, a veteran
of the civil war, who resides at Chris
tian Hollow, Is growing new upper
teeth, He has evidently -tnpped tho
fountain of perpetual youth.
Kiirmci- Wordsworth, of Gulf Sum
mil, has a front: calf, which has grown
n. Mile fleece ot wool. Tho farmer will
kill the uiilmnl next week, and lie I
not certain whether he will hnve veal
or mutton,
TWO TWIN SISTtilW.
Tho Misses Golden, twin sisters, of
Mock Run, have traits exactly alike.
They took and net alike. When one
laughs or cries the other follows suit.
When one visits a dentist both suffer
pain. A dose ot medicine given one
affects the other. One of (lie twins Is
keeping steady company with a Dun
more young man. who now buys ico
cream and bouquets for two, He has
marked tho sisters with India Ink, for
fear that they will get mixed In the
general shultle. The neighborhood is
watching tho outcome of this particu
lar courtship with feverish anxiety
and deep interest.
Whitney.
THOMPSON.
Special In the Scranlnn Tribune.
Thompson, .lime I. children's day
will be observed In both churches here
next Sabbath, at the Methodist Epis
copal church In tho morning and in tho
tiroc Haptlst church In the evening.
Rev. H. F. Rogers, one of the local
preachers of Thompson, spent the Sab
bath with friends at McClune. X. V.
The I.'reo Haptlst Aid society will
meet Wednesday for dinner, with Mrs.
Victoria Clark. This will lie the last
Aid before she leaves for her new home
and she would bo glad to see her many
friends on this occasion.
The Rev. J. M. Correll, of the Metho
dist Episcopal church, Jackson, is In
poor health again, ills otllcial board
has granted him a vacation, which he
will enjoy among friends In Schuylkill
and Berks counties. He was in town
this morning arranging for supplies for
his pulpit during his absence.
A line drilling machine was unloaded
fiom the car Saturday, consigned to
Clark Every, who lives just outside tho
borough. Yesterday he took it over to
K D. P.rown's, in Jackson, where he
will (est its power boring a well.
One of our local preachers. Rev. M.
'. Larrabee, preached for Rev. A. D.
David Sabbath morning.
C. M. Uubcock will give a lecture In
the Free Haptlst church on Wednes
day evening on Ills travels in the far
east.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wllmarth and his
brother, Lew, and her sister, .Miss Min
nie Carpenter, of Harford, spent the
Sabbath with Mrs. I.. M. Glllett,. on
Jackson street.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Lewis left
for New York via Albany this morning
to be gone a few days.
Today Rev. A. D. David, Burgess E.
C. l.ttytun and a number of others are
attending the sub-district Epworth
League convention at Como.
Tho remains or N. W. Claflin, of
Schenectndy, N. V., came in on the
Delaware and Hudson train this after
noon, and were taken to Gibson for in
terment. He was a. son ot Naaman
Clallin, of Gibson.
WYALUSING.
Spei ial to the Sir. niton Tiihuuc.
Wyaluslng. June -i. Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Strong, ol Chicago, III., Is
visiting relatives in town.
Mr. Arthur Ilibbard and Miss Emma
Camp was married Saturday at her
home on Senate street.
Miss Sahra Poller will entertain tho
musical Saturday afternoon.
Mr. Raymond Smith, a brother of
Harry, Is spending a couple of weeks
with relatives at Wllmont.
Mrs. Edward AValdo Is very low at
this writing with pneumonia.
Mr. and Sirs. Hurtou Stone, who
have been for a couple of years in
California, returned homo Thursday.
Children's day will be observed in
the Second Presbyterian church Sun
day, June !, 1P01.
Mrs. II. H. Gaylord visited relatives
at Slehoopany last week.
Miss Nina nines returned to Wllkes
Harre Stonday, after spending three
weeks at her home.
Sir. Levi Welles, of Spring Hill, was
calling lu town Monday.
Sir. Looiuls Taylor left Tuesday for
New York, where he will spend some
time.
Sir, and Sirs. J. C. Fuller, who have
been spending some time in Passu
dena, Cal., returned home Saturday.
Sirs. Adams, of Loreanton, Ph., Ih
visiting Sirs. A. L. Ruff,
Sir. Henry Newell, of Townnda,
spent Thursday In town.
Sir. and Sirs. C, Sherman spent Sun
day In Lacey vllle, Pa.
HOPBOTTOffl.
Spniiil to lhi Scranlm Trilinne,
Hnpbnttom, Slay I, Sirs, Russell
Phillips, and son Clarence, have Join
ed her husband at Malone, New Yurk,
for an extended visit.
Mis, Grace Slerrill, and little daugh
ter, of Scranton, niii visiting Sir, and
Sirs, .lames Slerrill,
An ice ere.un and strawberry social
will he held at the Methodist church
this evening, Juno I.
l.lltle Glenn Penny, who has been
seriously 111 tor several weeks, is still
In a critical condition, with slight hope
of recovery,
A dancu was given at Tenant's hall,
Thursday evening, at which a largo
number of guests were present, about
seventy numbers being sold.
Ilev. L. L. Lewis Is ill at the home
or Sir. E. St. Tiffany.
Sflss Ethel Sterling Is spending a
f.nv days at the home of her grand,
niither, Sirs. Almlra Hrown.
Sliss fandaco Hrown Is home for
her vacation, having Just completed
another term as a teacher in Coates
vllle High School.
Mis. E. ,M, Tllfuny. spent Monday In
Hlughamtuii.
-
DURYEA.
Mr. James Holies, of Lawrcncevllle,
has been promoted to outblde foreman
of the Newton Coal company collier
ies In Pittston. Sir. itnlU has been lu
the employ of this company for sev
eral years and deserves the piomotiou
he has received.
The committee on reception, parade
anil entertainment for July 1th that
were named Inst evening hy class 7 of
the St, E. Sunday Helmut, arc re
quested to meet and ilnlsh plans so as
to report at special meeting In n few
days.
Mcsdaiues John Dills and ttenjainln
Richardson visited In Plttstoii Tties
iluy. SUSQUEHANNA.
Ipfdul to lite Scrinlon Tribune.
Sitfqiirlianiint June .1. Thcro l peillcnl in
nior th.it !tei P. I'. tlrodorltk, Iho .tide and very
popular pallor of M. Joint' Itontaii t'.itltollc'
(Intuit, in Hill place, I to lie tl iinfrri cil to
I'ltt-lon mill lo be made a ltar kciipi.iI of lire.
SYrnnlnii illoce.-c. Tlirio In nothing upon width
to li.ti.r- the nhni tumor cut-opt llt.it 1'alhcr llnub
nick I In a direct lino for promotion. He Ii.h
in iti'-hi' In lr.it c SiHqni'lmiin.i nml III' tlcp.ntnri!
tioni lieie would be deeply icRiTltrd dy the rnllro
lotnmiinlly, "irmnllrM of kct-t, sex or prctlotu
condition nf servitude." The lown would he lone
Mime wit lion t lilni.
Mi. William Hewitt, ot New York illy, H the.
Btii'ft ot her mollier, .Mrs. I!. V. Ijtt.ilnook, on
O.ikl.tnd Side.
The Phil watd public mluiol will tontlnue un
til .Ituio III.
A I Hie tioliiit.tn pilze tpeakliiB, i lat of llfll,
of l.ehlith imhrrnlty, on 1'ililay, bottli CI. Sic
('iiwley, of Sii.i)iir,inna, dolbcii'd Wrlnlii's ota.
Hon on "Wmlilimtnn."
Itcv. J. Jl. Conell, p.ntor of tho J.ttkson flap.
tl-t . lull .ti. I- In III he.illlt.
Mir. William II. MtCilinou l III at Iter homo
on lite O.ikt.ind Wile.
Thete nte the ino nf Ijpliidd fever in tlm
home of Henry S.vki", In il.iM.ind tontnliip.
A number of Suqueh.ititia people le.no Ihls
week for the I'an-Americ.iu.
Ilobeil fi-inliicr, nf ('nilmnd.ile, h.i lelmncil
home fiom a llt ivlllt Sii'mtehanni tel.ttltes.
Itev. I I". Utoderlclc left thU'moinlns to at
tend tlio iiiinti.il t r I rc.tt of the piles! of tire
Scranton dlocene.
The lllcli sihool clilcrl.illiini'iil ami ininnunce.
Inrtil will be held ill Hie Tlgb sihool Inlllillni;
on 'I'liMljyWenliis.
Ilev. V, M. Ilonlon, i.iur of lite Amine
Mollioilbt ihtirrb, ljt etenliiR preached the li.ie
ii! la t ilea I e M'llnon lo the Oakland lllsli soliuol
ila.t of liifln.
John K.lN, of baiioliiito, lum been taken lo
Hie roimly Jail for nn .alleued atteinpted ai
until upon Hie piT-on of I'. I". Lake, al-o of
l.at.e.-boro.
I'teil NiKe, si., has iiltuiiiil fiom I'liil.nlcl
phia, wheio be itnileiwcnt a MKo-vful opei.ilii'H
for lolnrait of the eye.".
Mr, and Mi. W,i(mi llnjilen, Mm. M. A. II.
I.tniw, li.-H M.uy Riinell, (SeotKO Allien mid
.Inlin ll.irne ate at Oct tj .-bins, .Ittendlui; the .in
nii.il Male rniauipment of the (.. A. II, mid ton.
ftition of Hie W. It. C.
A"IM.inl Kile Yaul "Sla-tcr .lohu Miliinty b.i
leluined fiom .Milwaukee, weheie lie allendcd .i
Mviuhttirn' lonvintinn.
PITTSTON.
Sprri.il to (lif SVranton 'IVUmiir.
IMtftnn, .Iium: t. The lli."t .lit no wrddiiiC in
c.t I'itl-tnn's .society ciulrs w.h tlie IVi'k
Hi,ilrn mipliiils llii- piiiinir. Mi-s .Icinctlo Biy.
don wits an .ittim tho Initio a Mio stimil Itpfmo
llio nltar in the Wont Pitlstun Pre-bt rian clmn.li
;iik1 Ih'imiiio t lip wiili if .fo...o I.. I'rt k, a piomi
noiit lo-iilont of tho (i.iulon Vilhip anil :i moinhor
nf t lie iliu: Mini of r.uior, I'rrk K ItoheiH.. Tho
liiiil.il paity indiuloil tho ii-lirict Conio Lnirj
fi.'fl. Many Itoboits, IIuli Smyllio ;iiul l)i, UU
by; the tluwoi pill, Ml- JiMtiotto Mtilin, a iiioi o
ot' tin- briile; tho nt.iiil of honor, ,M(-s .le-"io
Million, th" btitloN i-lor; tho biiilo, in a to.
tunic of whilp utn tie diine with jhmiI ii:nl
I.ko tuiiiiiiin---. b'.iniinr on 11m .dim ot hor bioih
ir, .1. H.my Hi.mIoi, vhu y.nc wv .n.i. At ilu
altar, wlih h w,n ohiboiato in a piofu-ioii at tluial
ilrcoiatioii-i, tho pniy xva-J met by tho jjiooin
ami lii-! 1m-1 in.iii, William 1'ialt, of Tmikhni
iHifk. Ib'V. Dr. W. li. Ilai-li.nv pribtinioil tho
rnomnuy. Tho fnoU at tho ii'ooplion j;ion ut
iho bihlo's homo nmnboiod 1 ."), im-lndinK a
l.i i ut' number from out of town. Mr. am) Miv,
IVi k lot t on a lato tt.iin foi a woihlinu ttip that
will otnbi.it o tho piomlnont o.c-tcni utio-, ami
upon their ictiiin will bo at home at (ho ae
ii'Mileni-o, in Yoik avenue.
M. A, Ibown.-, of PjIN. i iitintr annm
Pit Mon ami 'M PilUton liietMN.
Wis runny ('la,lon, aod 2i aimi, tlicii ut an
oailv hour thi- liuuniii at tho homo nf K. b.
Siklor, ,oniinir avomio, Ve-t Pittton, she
had btrn it k for jbout tluoo woi-k. iloat h io
MiltfuK fiom loimutiiptinii. Tho funoi.il will tal.o
plan Tlintsday tmiinhif; sit T n'llmk and the
n mains will bo i.iKiii lo Sliawnee (uni'teiy tor
intoiinoiit,
yi Kli.iholh llombaik b.K ii-lntiMil to her
homo in iianton, utter a vi-it with .Mii Ainu
Thoin i, of iuron Moixht-i.
At a mooting ot tho boaid of tt.ulo l.it ooiiiny;
a i tniimtiiiK.il ion from tl,o Sicilin:; St Ik .Mill
lonip.my tn the rtteft that that (-omp.iny li.nl
dot blod nut to mako tho propood adilltlon to
tl.olr taitory ,md may ubatulon tho pio-.oitl bnibl-
TUNKHANNOCK.
Spfclil to the Scranton Tribune.
TiiliMiamiock, .lime 4. Temple louim.iudeiy,
b'ninlits Teniphir, attended the funeral of the
hue .lolin A. N'ivet, at Nirhol-on, on Tuc-d.iy
alKinoon,
A lil.ilii,i;v liccn.e was I.mkiI on Tucdav to
(JeoiRe II. Ilowl.iiid. and Ml lliiltle II. Cou!;,
both of ni.a, . V.
Ilium Itediiiond, of Wiiidb.iut wa didii lu-t-l.r
. In lown on Tiienlaj.
.lohit It, r.i.-ott, r.-i.ihler nf the W.ioiiiinir
N.itioiinl bank, wa-. doiin- hu-iue.4 In Will,.--.-Il.it
m- on Tnelay.
Some I hue aco a hoi-e and w.iann biied by
l.ee Caipoiiter and .lohu Xlihol.-. imhii l.heij
man A. K. ll.'lt-, nf this place, wtie pieilpilated
oier an eiiibauknienl near ll.udms's ml IN. In
Katon tiiwnhip, brc.ikiliR Ihe w.mon titiil imii..
Inpr teiiis Injiny In Ihe Iioim-. 'Hie pniiil where
Ihe aiiidrnt niiiuiid 'j( iiiikiuiiIi il and loiiid
end cl.insciuiH, .14 the mad wj ety n.uinw ju-t
lheii, and All'.' HilH put In n bill aualust the
low'iibip for IH') il.mi.mi'.i. We mitlei -tund It I1.1.
since been eouipiumliil bv the mwiliip oiI'hii,
i.i. ink him "iil.
Ilrnjimin ll.uncn, of lln Itildse lieel l.niudiy,
h ill New Yoik nil- lor a few days,
Haity IVum mid t'lavlon Kellopa, of th.
plaie, br. rrcuieil poltlon lu the Hotel Sl.'r
liiiK', .11 WiH.c- ll.ine.
'Siitli- A a II. I'lear, of Lake Wfnnh, wa. a
taller in lot'ii mi Tuivday,
W. II. (Jiliik, riiailci Speiuer, .lohu Mi Ueeby,
M.irllu M1II.1I0, Unit Mcphen. and S. I,. Tillany,
uf MclioUoii, weie In ailetidauio at the ainllt of
tin- lllakeilre ease on .Monday,
Mr, Dean, who i riuplo.ied an a baler by 1
n, .lenulinrs, oeiuples Ihe hnit'e owned by Ihc
t aner rlale, on St nml uvcnii.', iieenlly vai.iled
by .Titmei 1'. Kclrhlrdae.
In the avattll and baltere i.i-e of Tlininn.
llJldlng, llied by .lu-llip Ketehlcdse and a iuir
of .i, lii.- Juiy found the defendant tint Riillly
nml dUpieil of the la.ts by plailmr one third
on lh- piojeintor and two-lhliiU 011 the defend,
ant. The defendant has leitioiarlul Ihc pioiccd.
ins;..
Musical nt Nicholson.
A dellulitful 11111. hale w.t. Riven at Ihe home
ol Ml. II. I!. Mark on haliuday altcitiooii. Tho
following; pinmamme , temleird:
M'jlkuic loifiluie) Wagner
MKi Clhel Smith.
l.niRn ...Ilaudcl
Ml Itealilti; Istcnheiw,
Kal.ei". Mmli Wagner
All hill Couuell,
MiHinliuht Sonata (Dp, -if) Ilcollmun
Ml., fl.ua Cojle.
Solo, "Mile My Niugi Willi Wilms 1'iotidcil,"
II.1I111
Mis. l.leiH'lUn Miiibls,
Andaiiti' (Moati) ...Ilcnilcl
Ml-J Nellie Maik,
Ili.l'lilHI Seleiled
Ml Itailcun Sli'ihen.
The riiteitalntiU'iil, whiili wan Rteally enJo.Md
ami heatlily appnilaled clo-cd with ,1 iidiu
uln,
Spl inif Sin Mendel v.ohn
'
Mi-.. Ilhea Shield..
Can Frost Be AbolishedP
A. 10 other po9-ibilill of the r.iiiuon, Iheic
l that ot aboli..liiutf llu.l. Ileib. and risluou.
woud JH' often Imi mil mi ik in i-heller Ihu pi J in.,
under a mutii of ,-moke, lint Jiut a few iilghn
ao the lan.wn uric lilni ItKirad In the lle.iti
Joluu. Two ot them wrte apimlnnoil In u
.fi'tuir, jbout two and om-half ai-ie, and hey
weie luiil lioi'1.oiii.illv about tun ,atd. ocr
Hie Held.. 'Hie riouihI uu iciulcnil damp ji..
waim, llciiiiih lb., miouiii'lu r"ll wa- (.old ami
If ' laden. CM'ljbud', Mavaulti".
THE MARKETS.
Wall Strait Rt1tt.
N'tw Yotk, .tune I, The upwaiil touue uf prlte
rru'linl it ileclilnl iheik today. Aller 11 Klrontf
opelillit? In ibnl lunation of jWerdaj' flieiifll't,
the whole market, wlllt a cry few exicplloii,
Inined weak, Tlieie win 11 pretty (trtitr.il rally
In the. nftiiltooii under Hie lc.ldcrxhli nf a few
uttonir ttorliD, but betote the cloe then' w.n
1.01110 tiiRKod break in pilcrs 11R.1I11 and Hie olov
ir.Rly v,t. tletldedly lncRiil.tr and un.olllnl, wlllt
only n few clocks near the lop leu!. 'Hie ncitlo
Weakiicn of Mitr.tr w,n .1 tleleitiilnliiR- Itilhtctite In
Hie early ilcalitiR'. Tho i.tock' extreme decline
tig. '. The fnit that the other coalers did not
twponil to the c.illy slicnath ot Ontario nml
We..tertt'(i lepoil.. of It4 iuiroliae of the old
Delaware and llndoii 1-1111.1I, in spite of teitj.-ur-liiK
Miilcinelils tint the tr.in.actlnu a. with Ihe
full knowledge nml nppiuvnl of the Trio Hail
loud company, was tnn.ldered rather omliiotn,
The announcement of Ihe Mtitiir dividend re.
I lend Ihe maiket of n ill.tttrblnir elettteiit nml
Its icunrry net In from that time. The tti.ukrt's
prlnilpnl innteincliU latet turned on Ihe mriom
stotlcs of wide teni.hlnir ndjinlments In Ihe tall.
toad world. Allcfratloti that the MU-ouri I'.iri
Ilu was to be nctoided an lliHuclillal lnteret In
Southern I'aelllo In tetuin for irlliiquMiltii: lo
the I'rnnvlvniil.t Ihe Vnbali and bake llrle piop.
cities and that t'nlon I'ai.'lllc was to h.ne n otce
In All lilmi a mills wcio factor., lu the buyinc.
I'cniisy lvuitla ioc an vxtirnic S points. Southern
r.teille, -!i, and the WheelltiR- and I.uke P.lc
slocks i to I points. Hoek Island ro.e nn extreme
d'.i. Tliu muieinrut fectned to be li.i.sril mi Hie
belief In 11 belaled adiuKilou of Ihe company
lo Mi,tte in the ailvantiiRC of tho Northctn I'aclho
setllemont. The ii-e in Ontnrln nml Western
on Its iaii.il .iiqnl-ltloli re.iihed 1'4, Cetier.it
r.leittlu ihIv.uk id 1:! points on trports ot he.n'y
eHinlmrs. lnltcd States Hprcs rie-e jj Ilea
.Moines nml Toil DoiIro, ."ti! llmokl.Mi I'tiion
(las, ni nml I'i'oilii and Knttcrti, :i. The llrieg
weie au-alit lir.ltll.i- hoiiRht jn-t before Hie ilno.
I,nl ptkes weie Invariably below the best, the
tlnal rcMclion teachliiR' .1 point or oter lit ome
ol' the Inipni l.mt stocks lod.iy. Tolal Miles,
J,."il",N) j.h.ires.
Tho bond maiket was liieRtilar In ...unpalhy
with slocks. Total i.alo- pit- value, li-l.toi.
L'nitetl States lefimditiT m advamed per c-n,
or, the lat rail.
The following quotations ale furnished Ihe
Tribune by M. S. Jordan k Co., rooms 705-708
Meats btiilillntr, Sctaiitou, I'a. Telephone JU0.J:
Open- HIrIi- Low- C'1o-
tnir. est. est. in.T.
Amor. Sintai- lii"- IV'.vi, Hon 1!7'i
Amer. Tob.uc ll(l"s 141 MSli J!l!
Attlilon SS ssti SHi S'Ji;
Atihlson, I'r ltd"; llfi W-V-U in:'!i
Hi 00k. Trait ion si-1 S:IZ SI Tk Si
Halt. .V Ohio KIS". W 1H7-74 HI."
Conl. Tobuii (.'.Mi i'.'1'i (I- Iv-V.
Cbcs. ,tc Oliio .11 .VJi, ,ViU .117,
Chi., .V (It. Western .... --':i! l SI :
St. Paul 1,1 171'li 17isi 17:ii.'.
It... K Island Iill K.'Hi lKt JoS'i
Kan. ; Tex-., I'r. IU HI lil',i ill1.
Louis, k .V.i-h iw 111- 1(17 107 .
.Man. Klevated 171 17.-.i 1T:. 17.1-';
Vi-so. I'.icilii- ll.i'ii llil-'i 11ITA ll."il
So. I'.ullli- Viij il- rTni tll'-i
Norfolk k Wesfin ai, .ViU 1VIU r. 1 1 j,
N. Y. Ciiittai I.lvn I.VHi IJs 1Vit
(int. ,x- West :n .-iij, :!iit.i :;
IViit.svlvanii I"iii"h IS! l.'iii I.-',.',
l'ni-itli- Mail liV'i ML. tn li-'s
llcdliiR- IP; 4si Its" i H
Iti'.iillinr, I'r suij Ml1" 7'Hi 7u"i
s ut inn 11 h. it ::,!', :,:,! .ik;j :!.-,ii
s.niiliiiii it. 11.. Pr .-si; vs..; j.7 Ssi;
IV1111. Coal .X- Iton (ij Kl'i, c,i iii
I. .-. l.e..lbcr I.Ti I.".'! Il'i llT;
lT. S. Leather, Pr. mi"J SI SO si
I'. S. liiibber -Jl Ul -Jit3! -'1
fnion P.uiiio Ill", 111"! lll7i 1S
fnlrei Paellie, Pr., !i.' n 01 1, . !ir,
Walia-h, Pr. II 'i 5H -"'i -l--
We-tein liiimi tr, !'.', 'if', up;
Col. Kuel k lion 1irJi 10! liy.;H Jii!
Atnil. Copper ....I I2.IV, 121 IS2U 122'i
PeopleV (J.is MOV, ll7-i II.V. 117'i
I'tii- tl1; l"ii'. IHU I. '
Llio, I! ;i'i 72 7P', 7TJ
Col. C'lthein H iit, it, in";
Texas P.llitie .Vll.. MUj !l 4'l"i
Am. Car Kotindiy 2S'.j -si. istj 2z
I'. S. Mcel Co .Vj" .-,-" MY. ."i I "i
I. S. Steel Co., Pr n-ii !fl7 ',., ;.ly
M'.W Mlltlv CHAIV MAHKLT,
Open- IIi'rIi- Low- ("los-
WIII'AT. imr, e-t. e-t. in.'.
.fnly 2 S2-H SOU MiT
Sept 7". 7.si.. Tin.-. Ttl'i
('(HIV.
.Inly tt'1; 4'tt Is'i I-,-1,
S'l't 4vl ts" Ls'i 4-. !
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Bar of 100.
STOCKS. Bid. Asked.
rirst National Bank jam
Scranton Sitings Bank 350
Third National Bank atu
Dime Deposit and Discount Hank.. S7J
Economy Unlit, 11. k P. Co 46
Laclia. Ttust Site Deposit Co ijo
Clark & Snovfr Co., Pr 123
Scranton Iron Fence k life. Co joo
Scranton Axle Works 113
Lackawanna Daily Co., Pr 20
Countv Savings Bank k Trust Co.. 3G0
rirst 'National Bank (Caibondale) r,2.-,
Standatd Urilllns Co 30
Ttadeis' Niitloii.il Hit-.k 17.1
.Scianlon Holt and Nut Co 100
Pioplc' Bank 1.11)
New .Mexlio Ity. - C. Co 73
BONDS.
Scranlcn Passenger Hallway, flrst
MortRage, due 1920 113 ...
Poaplc'a Street Hallway, first mort
gage, due 1018 115
People's Street Hallway, General
mortRiRe, due 1921 113
Dickson Manufacturing Co inn
Lac-ka. Township School 5 per cent. ... Wl
City ol Scranton St. Imp. 0 per
cent 102
Scranton Tiaclion (i per cent 115
Scranton Wholesnle Market.
(Coieulid bv H. "j1'. -" Liilawanni A
lUittei l-'ie-h, saiSDlliv. ; daliy, fa t--.lt. Ilit....i
lhee-e-1'ull cieain. new. 10's.illi',
LRRi--Westein lie-h, I I'.'il5i, . neaihy A
ate,
l.i',i.tlii. , ,
Deans -Per bushel, ilml.-e 1n.1i1.1w-, W.Mia2.(i
Pea Iteani IVr liitilifl. ihonc niaiiow, !?2
5-2.I--II.
Meillniii Beam -I'.'r IiiiIicN, 42. IO.i-j-2. 15.
(iir.-li Peas-Per bu-helc.s. TLIOk.?!.!."..
VlniirIWl intent, per batiel, $1,13.
Iltil Kidney Beam -Per bushel, 2.irnV2.30,
IMI.iloes- IVr Inuliil, (i."ia70L-.
Ilciiniida Onion-. Per bushel, .1..10ai1.nO.
Philadelphia Qrain and Froducb.
1'liil.tdelphi.i, June L Wheat -I'm baiiRcdj run
ti.ict uradi' .lime, To'saTO'i-. Com j lent low.
il'i No, 2 mixed .lime, 4714.i'Jii-. Oiuts htcadj J
No, a white 1 Upper, :il''.-a!l. Wool l'nih.inj;eil.
Pliitii-lutis, sli-.ul.v, with a fair johbiui; trade.
City, but' In i-rts einiiked.aml air tiller, llaldc;
wi'aliill beef in els Miiokcr, 12abte, ; western heel
kiiinkles and teudeiN tiuoked, liable.; beef liauis,
Sn.,'sla-2(ii poor family, -sl7al7..VHi hanii, s. I'.
lined, ill llil'ces, in.ilflii.i-. j khouldeis, piikle
i-urid, "lia-c.; do, Uo cuioker, sti.i1). ; pliiiu,.
h.llll.-, S. P. titled, 7!t.i;l,i.! do. do. Mnokeil,
S'ialse. i lu-llie on the piikle. airimlini: In titer
.iRe, !)i3al01;i-. ; InCikf.i-t bciiiii, as lo linttid ami
atei.nte, lUljiltH-i'. I laid, pine illy rellneil in
lii lit,., !-.; do. do. lit lull., til,. Ilnttei -u,al(
fair ileiitanil; fancy wesli-tii iienneiy, lOlSji-. j do.
do, plinti, Hv. 1 do, neaib.v prliu-., 20,'. Krrj--rillitrr,
Rood ileiuand; IH'.sli nrjiby, II..; do,
wiiletn, lie.; do. oiilhursterii, bit-.; du outh
fin, :.V. Cbeiee l-'ilin, lair dein.iud! N. Y. full
iiiMins fatuy -snail, u'ii'r,; do do. fair to
ihoiie, hHa'H.. Hellned tticjari. -I'nscltlid. Cut
lull I'm hansel. Tallow-Dull; ijly piime in
hhds, l7i.iV-. i uiiintiy piime in lurirN, I'.ia'ic-;
i.ikes, aualj. Lite ioiitry (;ul't, but hteady;
fowl., 111.'.; old romtcia, 7c, ; piitiK iliiikcns,
Itia-JIcj dinks, Hi. Driu-eil jloullij t-'iini, koo-1
deiuatid; fowN, iliolic, ldc. ; do, fair lo Rood,
(MtH-ji-. ; old IDOtll'H, ft'sc ; lOlstillR CllilklllS
floeit, ll.illc. ; tuikcy fuveii, lll.il'.'c.
Ileiilil- I'lour, l,s) bain-Is, am) LiVi.tif)
pound. In tacU; wheat, 28,000 budti-U; coin, 17.1, -Htm
bu5lieUl uat, O.USI bti.hels. Slilpnu-nt.. -Wheat,
l.s.ood litisht-N; coin, H2.0HI bu-lii; o.its,
0,01X1.
New York drain and Produce.
New Yolk, .luue I. I'lunr -Dull and baiely
leady, but no lower. Winter patinu, .I.Tua t ;
winter .IiiIrIiU, tM.oiU3.li.); winter vxliat, 2..i.i
2,no; Minn, patent, lal,'iO. Wlnat-Spot easy;
No. 2 led, SI'i I, o. b. atloat; No, 2 ird, .'Z i-li.
uliir; .No. 1 Notlliein llillulli, 67Ti-. t. o. b.
atloat: options opened tton, but Mib-i-quinlly
Itinied Miy eak and ilosed uii.settl.-il at gallic,
net du-Iine; July tlosiil SoTii-.; Sept. "i?i'.
Com- Spot Mcady; No. 2. I'.lt elevator, and .A
f. 0. I. atloat; ilosed iJ.y at Uv. net decline,
July il.wil 1?ii-J; Sept, IS'.i-. Ooatx-Spot r.u
let; No. 2. H2iSv. ; No. il, 32r. ; No. 2 white, S3v,
No. ;i white. 321.1'. i luik while, 32l-.i37e.; truik
inlxtil wc.slirn. :i2a:i.(lai'. Oplioiut dull and easier
wlllt nun. Ilnttei I'iim; I'lrauieiy, ljaliic, ;
tailoi;, llan'jc. ; imiutioii itcaiucry, 13,-i
THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT"
4 Lines 10 Cents
More Than Four Lines, j Cents lor l-ach tlxlt Line.
For Rent.
For Rento
About 1200 feet of floor spnee on
4th door of the Tribune building,
suitable for light maufacturing. In
cluding heat, light and power.
Enquire at office of
Ti-ii: Tribune.
I'L'IIMSIIIll) rorr,Cti: for rent at Yolk lake,
Latkaw-nxen, I'.i. . .Vddre.-s -Mm. Ot.itit, .
L.me, llnne,d,ile, I'.i.
I'Oft HUNT-(l-motn boife, iiiiner Wajno avenue
and I'titniiiii trut: hoi nml mid ':"rr'
not.o but small family need apply. IWI wajne
at ditto.
KM nm:i:.V IIIDRI: StnillT, ten room', inodein
Improvements; steam heat furnished; deslr
desirable. For Sale.
l'Olt SWU'. SiU.ite piano, eviellent londitioiij
ti-rnn le.isonable. (i.l."i Sandi-ii-oii avenue,
l'Olt S.Lr.-Tivo unsnit-., milk tuiitkot, one
hor.e and h.itne-ii, laiite fooler, VII" Moil
yey aeittie.
Furnished Kooms.
I'Oll IIIAT- rntiil-lied loo II eonienieiicr.-.,
vrr.v cctitial. Address II,, Yiibune,
l'OH IINNT One laiffc fitrni-lied fiont loom;
also one hide loom, S:i7 Ad.im. ateiiue.
Boarding.
Till: WINDI'.ll.MI'.lli:, m-- pi i v.i to buanlint; lmii-e,
l.i t p." looms, ijnoil table. Ml Wasliiiiiiton ate.
title.
Boarders Wanted.
WANi"i:i Table boarders. Mis. Tompkins, 531
Washington avenue.
Kooms and Board.
LAIKill fi out room with board fur two gentle
men, llti Adams uveimc.
Miscellaneous.
.MISS SMITH will take i onlincim-nt c.i-e ut her
home ntid boaul . Iiil.li t-n. Itox S:n t ity.
l7'-.-e. ; stale daiii, l.lalse. ( lieive-llaiei ; fancy
iaiire loloicd, ,s-"-e,; fancy l.trj;i white, s1-!-. ;
fancy mii.iII lolou-d, li1!..-. ; t.nicy small white,
I'Lr. lift- sti-.nl ; stale and I'eiin-jhani.i,
Itl'i-al li-.; w'c-tern it-pdar p.u Led, VJab'i-; wi-si-i-iii
M-li'i'leil, l::.illc.
Chicngo Grain and Produce.
Cbicauo, Jinii' I. I.lipiidaliiin wai the fealuie
of today in wheal. Jul.i, .ill it iimiliu; a iaui;e
of l:V, i lo-id weak and lal'.A lower. .Irili coin
1I0.-11I r,;.ia.i-. lower, and n.tls 1,1. I.iwu. I'loii
i,.,i. closed unch.iuuid to li ' j;.. lout-r. lash ipio
taltoiis were a.-- lollow-.:
I'liiur- t'iitu; N'.i. - j-piiuir wheal. - ; No. ;;,
7l.i7lo.; No. 2 led, 7i'.i7.s'-.; No. '2 i-nin, l.ti.alli-,;
No. '2 icllow. i:!i',a.c.; No. 2 oat, -Jst,.iji-, ;
No. 2 white, S'l'ia.iil; N'o. ;: while. "ij-jfUi..-.
No. 2 i.ie, ."ill"!-.; ooil feeding bailey, toe ;
fair lu ihoiie iiialtiiiir, jila.ili.; .N'o. I tla m-m,
I.7I; No. I tioithwe-tein, 1.71; piime liinoth.i,
; iins polk per b.urel. . 1 1,.".).!.". ; laid per ton
)iouniis. s.s.17.iS..: shott ubs -sidus, 7.7.Vi7.i''i;
diy .salted .sbouldeis, i.Th.Isc ; .sliotl clear sidi--.,
is.i'j.i'-.l.'ij t.hiskey, SI.-J7; iloer, y.."ii.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
Cbii-.iuo, June 4.- Cattle Hert'ipU. ;,.Vm; -,'ii
ei.dly lcady, eient ititciioi: umul to piniie
sleui, s."..i;.ii!.IU; poor to iiicdiniii, Sl.vi.i'i.-Iii-Miukd-,
and fei del s .-.low, .:t.lOal.b.i; inw-, $j.via
4.tm; heifir., S'.i.'.lli; rainii'ia weak, sJ.i-.7"; In. Us
rtt-ji.l., S-J.tm.iL.'ll; i-.ile-, S...l.,ii; Texa- ted
sleet, l,L'."ia.ri.t(l; T.'.t bull.-, JsJ.7."..i:i.v,. Hot.
- lieieipU today, -Ji.OiK); iiiim iinu-, 'J.1,(l; li-u
oii-r, tl.uoil; opened .1 lent, liihei ; . loed ia:er;
lop, is;; mlM'il .1 nil bittibeis. .V 7ua. 'i.tni; Knod to
ilioiie he.iiy, V.vni''; roitirh heavy, v.i's'a'.7.i;
liKltl, Si.i.'ia.'i.Wi; bulk ol .iles, Ni.s.ii."i.liJts.
Sheep Heielpt. n.uiii); sheip lllw ; lamb weak;
.piin", tt.5. i.",.i ". T.5 ; fco'i.l to ihoiie welheis, M.l.u
1.10; fair to i-lmi. e mixed, -t.i 1.:ai; we-lein i-hoi p.
SI.I.V1I..IH; .xpatllnn-i, S-l.-jlU-l..".!: n.ilUe l.inilis,
StaL.'a); we-liin l..tnln, fl. 7..1. 10.
East Liberty Cattle.
L.i-1 l.tbeily, .lime I. Cuttle- Steady; exiia,
$"i.!0.ui; pi Imr, s-'i.7t)a".MI; uoml, f.i. )0.i"i.iiii. Una
- Illulier; extt.i piime heav.t, Wad, HI; be.t inedL
11111-, .i ftl.ui. PI; b"t iiiediiuiis, S-.l.tKlasii; lieaxy
,itkri, Si.n.la.l.W..: Ilaht du., Si.tkia.-i.ti:,; pis,
!-.". -.1 . .". D 1 ; skip, i-l ..Ui.l.il; ioiikIis, i-l.i."i.'ii),
hi'ep-steady; best wolhei, $l.;:tl,i. .-!.',; ilm,i p
l.'iiib, Vi.-Jda'i. ill; loiiiumn 10 uohiI, ..t.,'iO,i,i. HI;
Xl'.ll l.llll, S'l.illl.lti,
New York Live Stock.
New- 101k, June I. Hoeic-i Xolhinir ilnlti(.';
feeling -lead.!. Caltes, muliim; doini; of iiupnil
an. e; teellic Kteady; 110t11i11.1l iiuoialloii, M.,.0.1
lii'i fur M-.il.s. slti"i slow; Koodtlaiub .-ti.i.ly ;
liiedlutn, lo.M-r; .'.'...llliic-, easier; sheep, k:..VIi
4.'l.,al je.ulltiK. isl.uiial.l.'O; lamb, !r"i.7.i.iii..'iii.
llos--N'iiinlii.illy, xM-al.,
Buffalo Live Stock.
i:.i.l llullalo, June I.- Heielpt. tattle, i-hci p
.imi l.iuilw, I iiit; lio, .'1 1-.11-1., hlpuiciit
Cattle sheep and lamb., .1 imis; liov?., "1 ears.
C.tllle No ollciliii;-. N'u iptutabh' i-h.iuae In Ihe
raltes' nulla!. Ihoiie to exiia lamb-, i-.'i.in.t
.1.1,1; sheep ilioiie to exlt.t, Lit, '.',., Hog
Heavy, Isil.(i1al.,ll; plus. :
Oil Market.
(HI City, June I. Ciedlt bab.t.i-e.s, lul; 1 clini
cal c,.', no bid.; idilpuiiiiltf, in,.17ii; atet.iui., si,,
li.'. Huns Pl.ills; ateiaue, ."11,'KI,
BROOKLYN.
Special In the Siranltm Tribune.
Iltookl.in, Juiie 1. Ml.. Maine Palmer, of Swan
Ion, is tlslliiif .Mis. shadduik.
Ml. Liiuita Lldtidue pent Miumiial day.willi
fnet'd.1 Imi.
Ml... Libel While hi. teluinid fiom a l.lt lu
Wllkeillaiie.
Ml. May S.e.tiuoie, of Hit all. union, Is Iho
8iiel of Iho MU-is llokmay.
Mi-. Libel slerlini; I. f" inline ,1 few il.i.n
Willi lul' itiaiiiluiolliei', ilu.. lliown, in llophot
loin. Our band won 'liurli iteilil for them-eltes by
iheir pl.i.tiu on .May ;.n.
About totly jihui-; penple .iijo.iul a .', i.il op
in Iho baud hall I.i.-t I'lluay evening alter Ihu
1 t.iiii I practice. .Mu.ic was fuinlshed by I'.i 11 .li-w-vtt.
Chat let Cohen, ,1, T. Tcwl.biuy and wile,
'Ihe Ladles' Alii audit) of Iho I'iiim i.illt
chilli h units 'Iliui9ilay tlllcinoon wilb .Mis. L. 1',
Hal ley.
Mis. Mm ray Itoper and Mrs. A. S. Waldle ,peni
TuiMlay aliiinoou with Mis. II. II. Van Aiken.
Mu. litiunell is In Caibotidalo taiuu; lor her
ilauhirr, Mis. h'. ('. Ll, ubu I ill.
.lo-cph Ki lit, of llo.loti, Is vl-llili' h.'ie.
Dr. V. S. Sage Kate an uildu-M jt NiilioJ.o;i
Meniolial day.
Mi. A. .1. Ainey and lrs, .latin Tillany an
tlowly li'ioM-iiiiLj. '
Joe Ilk hauls, of I'itttluu. bis been li-llint."
Id. inotbi-i', who Is iiuU- low- Willi a tanivi on
her ion-head.
The telephone line lu been extended to ihc
poUoi'tKC.
MUi Jc.-s-lc Miller xMled Moliop Monday.
Ili.bble -I'on, arc vc anion; Ihc best peoplet
Papa Wc aie, Hobble,
Hobble taller x thoughtful -Hcut.c)- l'p, is
the bctt alwa the ihvapotr Lvtliv's Weekly.
SITUATIONS
WANTED
lJRHU.
Wanted.
VA.N"i:i) tlelillemiin wauls lame well tiniiMied
room, tnoileiti loiiM-nleiues, wlllt houtd pit-.
felled. Aildiis. Ilox .'ll, Tilbtiue Dllice.
Help Wanted Male.
WAN'TI'll lliieiRillc, liti-twotthy joiinit mm,
mii.t be well leu.iniueiiilcd, ll.mer, Jt'J a-.id
ill.'l Meais bulldlnir.
tll'.N'TLLMAN', wlllt luue at iiu.iIiiI.hu e In
Sii.inloii rnrlelj, ilesbed lo lepie.eiit a well
known New Votk Htm ol Inlerlor decontlof",
Addle. I'. L, I, lmlbl.nl .V Co., No. V I). I.'tll
yt I I, .New- Votk illy.
ANTi:i)-. boy about HI lo le.n 11 Undo, One
wilb tome cxpcilcmo In wood wink. II. C.
Lticslioni, Ml) Spnice Miert,
WANTLD MANAHLIt -1lcll.il!.- Iinu wanU ctip.t
ble man to manage btnneb nlllie.. taklmr
illlertlon of busiiiess; ..tlaty SI,.V 11 nd liberal
1 oininlsslon; kooiI lefercnies and IfUW fault It!'
iltilreil. Addtess Ilox :t.1ij, I'hlbdelplila, I'a.
WAN'n'.D-Tlnners nml roritlre vvotker.s and
111cl.il .-ellltiK I1.1111U, v-itKi's, ltti cents per
hour. Apply al one,.. S. KelKlile.i, Metal Cell
Inir and .Mannfaetiirlns Co., bill Locust stteel,
I '1 1 1 slims-, I'a.
WANTLI) Salesmen, nawllug or local; weekly
Ml.il- paid. Ilerrlck Seed Co., Iloehester,
Help Wanted Female.
WANTLII-L.idy de'iion-lralnis. Apply cvriilimi
between 7 and II at Hold Amciie.iii,
WANTLI) -Two experienced tob.-n-co (.trippers,
ttlsn n trltl In le.iin p.icklnir ilifars. Heckcr
Hrnlhcis, fill llobiii-,un slicol.
WANTIOD-SlenoBi.-ipher mid l.tpewriler, accurate
and Kood appi-aunicc. '-t.iti.' tine and s-i I a 1 y .
Stenographer, 'lilbune Olllie.
WANTLI)- Cotnpelent (,'iil for iieni'ial liottscxvotl:
in .-Mi.i I family, -pply HUH IV1111 axenue,
(liecti Hlilut'.
W.NTi:i)--A look and second sill, f Ji oil refer
enie'ieiptlred. Apply at 2l Linden stieel.
WA.N'ILD-x second Bill; must be good waltiess.
Apply 101:! Vine i-lreet.
CilltL WANTLD-Por seneial hnusework in small
family. .'117 Web-lcr axenue.
BHAiCH WANT OFFICES.
Want Advertisements Will Bo
Beceived at Any of the Follow
ing Drug Stores Until 10 P. M.
Central City
Al.flLIIT SCIII.ri'Z, comer Mnlbetry
itieet and Webster atomic
filJsil'AV l'RTILL, 10 Adams avenue.
West Side
- (iLOHCi; W. .II'.NKI.n:, till South Main
avenue.
South Scranton
I'ltLI) I.. TLIII'I'i:, 73 Ced.tr avenue
North Scranton
(ILO. W. DAVIS, corner N'otth Main
annuo and Maiket ttctt.
Green Ridge
Cll.xlil.LS 1". .IOSLS, 1.117 Diik-ott
ntcnui'.
I'. J. JOHNS, ft-JO riiein lliiijro street.
C. I.OIILN'Z. 1. ntiei- WaliiiiKlon ave
nue ami .M.ilimi sltcet.
Petersburg-
W. II. KNLITLL, 1017 lixini; axi'inte.
Dunniore
.1. (i. HONi: ,v son.
Money to Louu.
MON'LV lo loan on inipioied c ity u-al e.l.ile.
IIL.NKV HLLIN, Jit.
(HAS. II. WLI.LLS.
THOMAS SI'IIARtlll.
5-MO.iKlil TO .OAX--l.owi"l rules: ttiallit or
inouthly paxinents. Stall; i- Co.,Tiaders' lililB.
ANV AMOCNT 01' MONT.Y TO I.OAN-Vulik,
sti.'if,!' Iran, m lliiiluinp: and Loan. Al
fiom 1 to li per .cut. Call 011 N. V. Vtalkei,
;ili:i.1 Couuell bulldiic.
Wanted To Exchauge.
I Ul-s TO LX( IIAN'l.i: a Kuod bulldlns lot at
I'o.Milclle, I'a., 011 the O. .V W. II. 1!.. for a
isentli' linii-c, lui ins-, and .-JHi.it.i-. Aildtess
Ilox ;.ii7. I'oie-l (III, I'.i.
Situations Wanted.
.-I'll ATKIN H NTLI) Aitiie .tintitir null di'slles
position: Is sober, honest and icliable, flood
icfui uie. I", Tiibiin.' Dili..',
.-ITIAI'IIIN' WANTLII- oitni; man it" )e.in of
axe, ili.iit, pi.-ittou as piitalo M-i-ietaiy,
stctioxi.ipliii. I.ipewtilii', biiokl.ieper and niuei.ll
olliie ai-lai.l: txilxe eai-' cxpetieiue. Addle-.-
(L, Tilliiiue ol'liie.
Vl)l Nil MxlHULD M W '.v.inl. Unlit wotk; oo.l
pi'iuuan. L1uill.l1. (I'liin.iu and lliun;aiiau.
(i. Ph., ,'liu llioadcii, .- 1 .1 in .111, I'a.
Mil N't! MAN'. 21, .'.'Hi-ki' giaduate, ile-lns .1
poltioii as bookl.ecpi r or iK-isltint; can
opei-lc 1 p-w 1 iter. I'or lull p.iitieul.irs addie.-s
Wrle.t IL Uiaver. box M, Lope?, I'a.
VH'N'li WIIMW xv.inl. pn-ltiati :i- .ill ad. wilier
in diy pood, or f.11 11 1 1 111 . - slore lu this city.
i:p il.-uie and b'-st ot leliieine, il. W., 201
.i-bluuloii ateiiui'.
LEGAL
Till. xDIOI HMD AN.Nl'AI. nicetliitf ot Iho
-loikboldils ol Hie Dnksoii M iliiil.n.tillll"i
lump. nil will he held at the olhco of Ihe mi'i-
pauv iu the Coiuuinuneilth lluildili;,', In the Illy
of Suai.tuii on the Iwelllli dav ot Juno, luul.
I.. T. llllWIIIt, .-secii-lai.
Suaiitoii, I'.i., May .:u, I'lill,
I'l'IILIli Nliril'i; Is heicby b'lxtii that ait appll-i-atiou
ot Ihe Lackanatuu ll.iidwaii' .ompany
for .1 dei lee ol ilis.olittioii has been iimiIl' to tho
I unit ol I'niiuuoit I'lc.u of Laikawatitia 1 oiiutx .
iiii-I s.itmday, the '.'-Jml day ol June. I'.mt, at '
n'l-loik a. 111., lu- been tixed by said .null I'm'
hcaiiui; Ih" tatiie, said appliiaiioii is oil lib:
ill tald i-oitil lu No. I'.i, Scpleinber leilii, lll,
il. I'. hM)0, Altoiiiey.
( H'Altl'Llt NOTICi:- Noliie Is heteby kIii-ii ll.at
.111 appllc.illoii will bo made In the ;u'inw
of Ihe i-t.it.' ol IVututlvanij, 011 iloinla, lli-j
17th da .it .lime, A. D. I'MU, by I'. M. W'titii,
d-oiuc W. HiTiuer, Cli.tile.- II m-.iii.. N. 1 .
ilitU-.i, 1'. .1. Lie. L. O. Der-liitiirr. lieoiKi- W.
Hlesiiker, II. 11. Lnii'isoii and S. J .m ITee ,
under lb" ail of a-eiuliy 01 the touunouweallli
01 I'ciin-.lllJlii.l, intilled "All .ill l piovi'to
lor lh- inioipoiiitlou aid leKtiL.tiou of nilafii
loipor.iliou," apptovcil Apiil VJ, l-il, and llio
uppli incuts tlii'iilu, lor a ili.iini of .111 111
liudeil lotpoulloii In be lalliil "Miunuit Hun
ii'iniati," the ill 1r.11 tt-r and object wlieirof i9
lor Ilu iimpo-u ut ii'iuutai'iuiiii and selling
ii'iiih-iisi-il milk and all oilier daily prodii-i.,
and for tills puip.v-o lo bate and 11110.1 ail the
uillils, In mtils ami piitilecs 01 Hie Mid avl
of .o-iiul'lv and its Mip leiuuiis.
liLDIIl.i: II. TAVI.OII, 'olh iior.
LsTATi; 01' A1IMINDA NLl'.l.D, DLCHAhLD.
I.etlits testamentary on tho lotjte of Aimindi
.N'crld. late uf tho fit of Suaiitoii, iliieascd.
hate hi en hi a nt id lo the llmlei.-lt'inl, lu xvlioui
all peisuiis jmliliti'il lu said .-state ato leiittesled
lo make pjinuiil, and lhoo lining claims or
iliiuamU, lo mako known same without delay,
(. J' NLLI.D.
II. C. IIUV.NOI.DS.
II. I . ll. N'OI.D-i, HxiettloiS.
Allotncy lor lUlatc.
IN"lTu: lisTATK or IIANICI. W. St l.MV.
To Whom It May Cuiuern:
Ilia Orphans' t'outt of l.ail.uwaiina County hn
cuulcd a lulc to mow rauc why Maty Sulli
van, cxciultlx of the IjjI will and Ic-taiiiint
of Daiilel W. Siilllvau, thouhl not be disihatcd.
nctuinablo to next Aiguiucnl loin I.
il.VUV SUI.UVW,
11. ('. nCVNOI.DS. .'w"UW
Attorney for t-'stalo
DIRECTORY.
3 Insertions 25 Cents
More Titan Pour Lines, 6 Cents lor Gach Extra Line,
PROFESSIONAL.
Cortiflcd Public Accountant.
IIDW.MID C. SI'.U'I.DINH, S3 TIIADLIIS 1IANV
lltlllllillK.
Architects
llllWAIID II. DAVIS, AIICIHTIX'T, CONXKU
btllldlnp;,
l-'ltl'.IIKIIICK l III10WN, Al'llll. I1 ml.vTi
Lstale HxihaiiKi' IUiIr,, U Whltiiton ate.
Civil and Mining Engineers.
'LJ'UI.MtKINll. t.t COXNIXLJiriLHjNO
Dentists,
mt. o. 1:. cimi.viicikikii, 1'auLF imtlTijiiNtTr
Spruce tlrcet, Scranlon.
DU. C. O. liAUHACII, 115 WYOMING AVIlNUl',
Lawyers.
rnANK 1:. iioyi.i:, AriortNi'.v.AT-i,AW,
'toonia 12, II, 10 and 18 Utirr building.
r. k. iiiAcr.ATr'v.coMMONwnAi.TU nuiTi
d. 11. nKi'Loni.i:, attohnhy-loans nkoo.
tinted on real estate necutity. Mears bnildlnc,
corner WashliiKloii avenue and Sprttee street.
WILLAIID, WAIM KM ti KNAl'l. ATTOnNni
and coimsolloisal-law. Iteptiblican bulldinf,
Washington avenue.
.IHfsSl'P k .ti:ssi;p, ATTOIINF.VS AND COUV.
tellors-al-law-. Cominoinvcaltlt bulldinf, Itooin
ID, 20 and 1!1.
KDW'ARD W. TIIAYr.lt. ATTOllNKY. nO()ilS
fKW-DOt, Otli floor, Hears bulldlnir.
Ii. A. .VATIIKS. ATTOnXl'.Y-AT-LAW, BOAtTli
of Trade bulldintf, Scranton, Ta.
I'ATTICIISON' k WILCOX, TKADKRS' NAT10XAI
Hank building-.
C. COM i:o VS. 0-13 ItlJPUni.ICAN BUILDIXO. "
a. w. nrnriioLF, omcu jiovld to xo.
211 Wyomin; atenue.
a Physicians and SugeonS;
DR. W. Ik ALI.KN, 513 K0RT1I WASIHNOTO:
axenue,
DR. S. W. IAMOni:.MJ.V, OFI-'ICI-: 330 WAS1U
inston avenue. Residence, 1318 Mulbciry.
Clironie dlsea'p, lungs, heart, kidneys and
frenlto-urlnary organs a specialty. Hours, 1
to 4 p. m.
Hotels and Resturants.
Till! KMC PAFK. l'.'j AND 127 KKANBLIN
avenue. Rates reasonable.
P. ZK1C1LER, Proprietor.
SCRANTON llOUSi:. KHAR D., L. & W. PA?-
tenser dipot. Conducted on tho Kuropeat
plan. VICTOR KOCH, Proprietor.
Scavenger.
a. n. niutjfis cli'.ans privy vauiiTS ami
rcs pools; no odor; only improved pumpi used.
A. II. Brings, proprietor. Leave orders HOT
Xoitli ilain avenue, or Klckc's drufr store, cor.
ner Adams and Mulbciry. Both telephones.
Seeds.
(1. It. CLARhT. k CO., SELDSMKX AND KUIIS
ertnen, fctorc 201 Washington avenue; grem
hou-ca, 10JO North llaln avenue; btore Ick
phone, 7S2.
Wire Screens.
JOSLI'It KIILTTLL, RKAU Oil LACKA. AVK.,
Scranton, Pa., manufacturer of Wire Sctcent.
Miscellaneous.
DKLSSMAKLN'a FOR. CHILDREN TO ORDEIV
til-n ladies' waists. Louis Shoemaker, i'.
Adams avenue.
MLCAROEi: BROS., PRLN'TERS' SUPPLIES. EX
xelopej., paper liugs, twine. Warehouse, 1IJ0
Waslilnslon avenue, Scranton. Pa.
THU WILKESHARRr, RECORD CAN BE HAD
lu Scianton ut the news stands of Iteism.in
Bros., 40G Spitice and 03 Linden; M. Norton,
''il Laclavvaniu avmue; I. S. Sibuticr, 21.'
Spruce btreet.
Political.
I'IIIM' LKC.ISLATIVE DISTRICT Notice la bete
by nlveu lo the Republicau voters of tho
l'iisl legislative disttict of Lackawanna county
lh.it a ptiuiaiy election will be held on Salur
dav, June 8, littl, at the regular polling- place,
beivvcen the bouts of 4 and 7 o'clock p. m., foi
Ihe i;iirpoe of electing tivo delegated to repre
Kent the fcaid leBi'slativo district in the comitij
llepiiblkau t.lte convention to be held in Har
riilntrir. The conxentiou to compute the vol.
will be held 011 Tuesday, June 11, 1901, at 11
o'cloik a. in. in Co-opeiatlvc hall. North Man
avenue, lit Scranton.
lu accordance with the rulei governing tin
distill t, the candidates will be voted for dliectlf
bv the voteis at the polk) and must register
w'illt the distriiC chairman his full narno atirl
postolllce addiess, and pay liii aK-es.mciit fiftetn
da vi liefote tlm election, or his name will not bo
placed on the otllcial ballot, neither will aty
lotis cast lor him be counted.
Tho disttlci vigilance committee in various bit.
Units will conduct the election, and tho rAull
will bo teporlcd by tho teturn judge to the dis
trict mm cut ion, which will bo composed ol
judges: of the various ilistiicta,
A xvrilten notli e containing further Imttniotiont
will b- mailed ti eaih member of the laid dis
lilit xigllanie committee.
.'. V. Jenkins,
Chalinuii I'iist Legislativo Clilrict.
Altti-I: Waller Siiuisoit, Secretary.
"HTlRD I.EOISL.VITVK DISTRIOT Notlrn is hie.
1-v siven that Harry 1!. Harris, of Taylipi
did finny '. b'c.iinan-, of Benton, haxinjr resii
li red tor stale delegates and bavins paid th'li
elulion a.ss.s-iucnl, I hey arn hereby declarer,
lo In" the duly ai-neililed delegates to h Re
publleaii Mate convention tn represent the said
legi-lalive ilistrut, as provided for by Jtule i'1
of Iho iitlcs governing- piimary clcctiona in s-Iq
district.
o-CAIt VAX ItrsKIIth", Clialmun.
J. i:. WATKIX--, Sicretaiy.
. 1, ..."'t
Real Estate.
Jl.bOD-lluvii bU'ioom, single house, rood well
Ut imix-JOO, Siraiitou btrcit, Dalton, I'a,
Wills k Kealor,
l.SW-Iluyi building lot. 40x151). Wheeler sm.
line. Wells k Heater, Burr Huildlnff,
-.tw lluys double house, 7 rooms on a side, all
impioxeinenls, except gas. Dean street, Tiovu
ilenie. Wells Keator.
FINANCIAL.
'sV'VV'VsV'VwiVaWV'yav' V
OLDEST!
WALL STREET
Money Will Barn Big Monthly
Returns,
The InvTilni'sl'iiiid Pays Seml-monlhlr,
SAFEST!
BEST!
The oldest established lu America. No rerlifteai"
holder has ever lo.-t :i cent l'.iments inide '0
nil miIm libels inly li da. N'u trouble. N-i
delay Moni iclundeil oil ilemand, Wills to
il jc for paitiiulais. lice 10 any address,
l.'ll Maikc .V Co., llud-on Bbl'p;., New Votk.
$100,000
Milwaukee Electric Rail
road and Light Co.
5
BONDS.
Write lot tpevial circular.
Rudolph Kleybolte & Co.
1 Nassau St., New York.