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THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE-THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1901.
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
MONTROSE.
Fpoclil to the Smnton Tribune.
Montrose, July 17. 01rnn Ouy. of
Sohent-ctnily. N. Y., unci his friend,
Hohert Colslns. of Austin, Texas, nre
ppendliiE a foitnleht nt the homo of
Mr. Oiiyn pniontn, Mr. and Mrs. I.
Guy, nt the Montrose house.
Tho advance detail of Company O
left for the camp at Mt. arctna..thls
nftcmonn. and they will 1m v O's
r.unrteifi all In readiness on tho arrival
of the cimip.inv. which leaves here on
the Leliiirh and Montrose Krltlny night.
The advnnrr was In charge of tjumtor
master Charles L. Van Hcoten, and
consisted of Corporal James II. Lans
ley and ft I wi tea V. 1.. V. llnrtls,
I'rank S TVisfr. Wlss l.ott. Ocnrse W.
IlUtaii. Clinics D. Hlalsute, Michael
It HaJferty, Aitliur II. Smith and D.
O Baxter
Mr. and Mrs. Tredeilcl; II. Heche, of
Tape Uieton Island, Nov. a Scotia, are
the rriifsts of Mr. Heche's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Austin Heche, on Lake ne
nue. The Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school vill nlcnlc at Heart lake on
Vednesd.iy. July 24.
St Paul s Sunday Fchonl are enjoy
lnu a ni nle at Heart lake today.
nuilng n seveie storm, which visited
this section yesterday afternoon, light
ning struek the barn of J. A. I'.ush,
a well known farmer of the township,
and rll 1 considerable damage, but. for
tu"atel did not rot lire to the build
lrjr Mr I'.uh and his help bad been
out In the hay field when the storm
rame up and. with a load of hay and
n hay rake they weie making for the
barn, and had'almot t cached It when
the holt struck the b.un. The boy on
the raKe was stunned and some of the
timber weie tin own against the team
with the load of hay, but no serious
lnlurv was done. It l" said that the
lightning struck a half doon places
In sight of the Bush barn during tho
storm'
fcrtitnr .lames V Taylor, Vice Presi
dent O A rjllbeii. of the rtrst Na
tional bank, and It. A. Wntioua left
tod-iv fur the Buffalo exposition.
Thf urn rlaco of John J. Blrney, of
this place, nnd Miss Agnes O'Mnlley,
of ITol tp.id, took place In I.St Law
rence . clutn h at Groat Bend, this
morning at S ",0 o'clock, ltev. I-'r An
thony T Broderick. of Monti o-e, olll
clatlng The bridal couple weie nt
tenderl bv I'eter Bale, of Montrose,
and Miss Nellie D'Malley, of ll.illstead.
The ushers weie Henry P. Whalen nnd
John J O'Neill, both of Montrose. Im
mediately following the ceiemony a
weddlnc breakfast was served at the
home of the bride's parents In Hall
stead Mr nnd Mrs. Blrney left nt
noon for a Veddlng tour which will In
clude a visit to the Buffalo exposition.
Miss Grace Pot thing, of Blncham
tnn, IS vlsltlnc her friend, Miss Meta
Guv at the Monttose house.
John Leslie, of Susquehanna. Is
transacting business In town today.
Mrs C M. Crandall of Waerly. X.
V . is the guest of her pirents. Mr.
nnd Mrs. T). !" Austin, nt their home
on Lako avenue
Miss Louise WniTlncr has l etui tied
home from Lewlsburg, wheie she has
been spending several weeks.
D. D. Bepue, of Blnghnmton, was a
visitor In town this week.
HONESDALE.
Eperlil to the Scrantcn Tribune.
Honosdale, July 17. The Methodist
church Is undergoing a thorough ieno
vatlon during the absence of tho pas
tor, Rev. Ci. A. Place.
One of our enterprising grocery llrms
wired a Buffalo house to "nisli 150
pounds hams, usual size." When tho
message l cached tho ill ill It lead
"Rush 150 thousand hats, usual price."
Miss Kophla. 1). Keillor Is convales
cing from her recent severe Illness,
Mls.s Grace Wilder, of Coatesvllle, Is
spending her vacation at her homo on
Main street.
Miss Maine Chailesworth, of Scran
ton, is the guest of llonesdale friends.
Homer Greene, who has been quite
111, Is now able to leave his bed.
Edwin P. Toney has leoovcrod fiom
his recent illness, sullKdcnt to go out
of dooi?
Rev. G. A. Place nnd daughters left
on Monday for North Fonton, N Y.
Tho Honesdnle rresbyterlan chinch
will bo closed for tho next thieo Sun
days. On Sunday. Aug. 11, Row Br.
T. A. Mills, of Wllkes-Baiio. will oc
cupy tho pulpit. Row William 11.
Swift, chaplain of the Tliliteenth
regiment, will accompany the icgiment
to camp. He will thru go to North
field, Mass., where he will spend ten
days nf his vacation.
The ladles of Grace t hut eh srrvo Ice
To cold and stormy weather opeus the
way to tin attack "of bronchitis. The
man on the wagon, be lie fanner, milk
man or truckman, needs to pay special
nceu to me iirst
symptoms of weak
nebs or disease of
the organs of res
piration. The use of Dr.
Pierce's Golden
Jtledical Discovery
svilt cure broiiclu-
tis, deep-seated
coughs, bleeding of
the lungs, mid
other conditions
which if neglected
or unskillfully
treated terminate
fatally in con
sumption. There is no alco
hol in the " Discov
try," and it is en
tirely free from
opium, cocaine
mil other narcot
ics. "For seven year I
dad been trouble tl v. ith
what the doctors call
ed bronchltia " writes
Mr. Arthur Maule (general raerchnnt), of Nllei.
town, Mlddlcac Co Outnrlo "A yenrntjo af
ter I had been tikeu flck with a severe attack, I
liecau taking ,i'ir Co'.den Medlenl DUcoier','
1 rapidly recovered from the attack and felt no
more of it that fall. This season I began taWIng
the 'I)lscoery' in August, and heio far been
perfectly well I can co out in all Muds ot
leather and not feel the bronchial trouble at
(11 Let me nay to alt v, ho arc sulleriuK from
such complcints to gite )r Tierce's (iolden
Medical Discovery a fair trial, and I am coti
yloced that good results will be obtained."
Dr. Tierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, paper-bound, is sent free on re
ceipt of 21 one-cent stamps, to pay cx
fiense of mailing only; or 3( stamps for
he book in clotli binding. Address Dr.
H. V. Tierce, Buffalo, if. Y.
cream nnd cake on the church lawn
this Thursday evening.
Company L2 will start for camp on
I'rldny nt 5.30 via Delaware nnd Hud
son, Joining tho regiment at Scranton.
The advance guaid will leave this af
ternoon, nnd Is as follows: Sorceant
Pter Kolmus, Corporals William II.
Swift. Jr., Frank Powder. Privates Hd
ward Blandln, 'William Smith. Prank
McMullen. Jr., Harry Doncy nnd Carl
Kelley. Captain N. E. Blgclow, First
PROVERB
Can you read
Lieutenant William Dodce, Second
Lieutenant "Walter M. Whitney and
under ofllcers y nil ro to camp.
Wlnana Hull is confined In the dark
cell nt the county Jail, wheiP none nro
allowed to visit hint. He eats well,
but li rather nervous. The evidence
nKalnst him seems to tighten dally. It
Is evident that Insanity will be tho
defence
A Honenlnle vcsldent was so miRpred
over tho loss of a blood of chickens,
carried away by cats, that he pioeuiod
a hhot sun, took n position In hli
back ynid and shot all tho cats that
came Into hli yard that evening. Six
entuies-omp felines loll before his mi
dline; aim before tho pnultty raiier
ronslrtei ed that his chicks had been
aventjed.
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SUSQUEHANNA.
freelal to thb Scranton Tribune.
Susquehanna, July 17. After an Ill
ness of several, weeks, Mrs. Nancy
flemlcnnliiff, n respected resident of
the Oakland side, died on Tuesday
penlnp, In her .sixty- eighth year. She
Is simlvod by fhc children. Funeral
horvlces weie held at the house this
oenlncr. ltev W. JI. Bouton. pastor of
tho Aonuo Methodist church, officiating-.
Tho remains will on Thursday
nmininpr be taken to Deposit for fur
ther ser ices nnd Interment.
The Baptist paisonacre has ben re
palled and Rcnerully improved.
.lohn rhurch. of the Oakland Side,
has lecovered from his recent severe
illness.
Jtov. and Mrs. J. L. Williams today
retutned fiom their np.itlon, j-pent In
Albany and vicinity. Members of the
church nnd const etrntlon this evening
limde them a sin prise visitation at the
paisonnge. Rofieshments were s-orvod
nnd tho occasion was a very pleasant
one.
The Krle Is receiving bids for one
thousand steel coal cars.
Tho Krle on Monday lecelved a
mammoth compound locomotive from
the Baldwin Locomotive works, Phila
delphia. Joseph Dlmnn. a non-resident, em
ployed In the CrIo boiler shops, was
hi ought bcfoie Justice Gleason on
Thursday, chniged with Interfering
with Constable Washburn, while ho
was arresting tho non-iesldent bathers
on Monday evening. After a hearing,
Dlmon was held to ball In the sum of
$300 foi his appearance before tho
grand jury. Dlmon gave ball and was
lelods-ed.
K. R. Barret caught a three and a
half pound bais in the river on Tues
day. Cl.iieni'P Wright will enter Prince
ton college in the fall.
Mis Margaret Sullivan Is seilously
111
Joseph Boyden nnd friend, of Dun
more, have tr turned homo from a visit
with Mi. Boyden's parents In this
place. Poihnps there ate oi.tnge blos
soms in tho nlr.
J. II. Doolittle and Misses Anna Wal
lace and Ksther Skogland have retutn
ed fiom the Pan-Ameilcan.
HOPBOTTOfl..
fpeelal to the Scranton Tribune.
Hopbottom, July 17. Mr Lewis, pas
tor of tho l'nlersalist church, left on
Monday for a six weeks' vacation.
K. M. Carpenter, of AVaverly, Pn
was a guest of C. Carpenter, of this
place, on Sunday and Monday of this
week.
Mrs. James Saunders and sister, Mrs.
Kllburn, aie visiting at New Mllford.
Mi. and Mrs. E. M. Tiffany were in
Scranton on Monday.,
Mrs. O. 'V. Stemple spent "Saturday
In Blnghamton.
Mr. and Mrs. James Jcfters and son,
I'd, are guests of Mis, O. D, rtob
f. .
ilr. Chonte and daughter, of Otego,
N. V., nro visiting at tho homo of Mrs.
M J. Hartley.
The Ice cream festival which was to
hao been held on the lawn In front
of tho rnlversnllst church was tians
ferred to tho vestibule of the church,
on account of the Inclement weather.
Quito a number appeared, In spite of
the dampness, nnd partook of tho dain
ty refreshments.
WYALUSING.
(pedal to the 8rranton Tribune.
Wyalut-lng, July 17. Mr. Bert Gay
loid and friend, Mr. Walton, of Central
Iellp, Long Island, are spending two
weeks' vacation' with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. N. J. Gaylord,
Mr. Henry Newell, of Towanda. spent
last Saturday with Martin R. Stnlford.
Mrs. Oeorcs Smith and daughter,
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IS'
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-fc- - i i jli .'.'rrrsraj ,ti,i . -f ..i 'ga lj jmbujiuj n..
Georgia, and Bertha, are visiting rela
tives In town. .
Mr. Fred Klntner and son. Moses, of
Mchoopany, visited relatives In town
last Thursday nnd Friday.
Miss lna numr, of New York city,
returned Saturday, after spending two
weeks with her mother.
Mrs. I. C. Fuller entertained the
Twentieth Century club last Friday
evening.
Messrs. lusher and Clayton Welles
ntc spending the woek with their grand
parents at Mchoopany.
Mrs. Frank Wollea nnd family, of
Paris, nro spending the summer with
her father, Rev. T. Thomas.
Miss Anna Hulls, of Townnda, la vis
iting relatives and friends In town.
Bert Oaylord and Mr. Walton spent
last Tuesday In Townnda,
Miss Nellie Mitten, of Herrlck, who
has been spending a couple of weeks
PUZZLE.
this proverb?
with her uncle, Fred Mitten, returned
home Sunday.
Mrs. Stephen Rlrlly spent a few days
last week with her mother, Mrs. Blr
ney, at Oak hill.
TUNKHANNOCK.
Eprelal to the Scranton Tribune.
Tunkhnnnock, July 17. During tho
socie thunder stotm on Wednesday
afternoon, lightning stiuck tho roof
of the tesldenco of Rev. Samuel C.
Hodge. Little damage was done.
Mis. fnuitilglit and little son, of
Wllkcs-Baire, nio visiting nt the resi
dence of Mr. and Mis. Albert Loet,
on Scrond stieot.
Harry Lewis, n student at Lafayette
college, who Is spending his vacation
with his paients i this place, Is suf
feilng fiom an attack of appendicitis.
Joseph Roberts, a well-known far
mer of Falls township, was a caller In
town 'on Wednesday.
Mrs. A. K. Buck Is building a new
front to her stoic on Tioga street, and
the capacity of her business place will
bo considerably Increased.
Davis Sebrlng, who was prostrated
by the beat about two weeks ago nnd
has since been confined to the house.
Is nblo to bo out on the stieot again.
Lewis C. Vaughn, landloid of the
Foikston hotel, was a visitor in town
on Wednesday.
A well-known business man had a
clock at his lesldento which wns out
of tepalr nnd ho notified tho jeweler
and ien.ue.sted him to call and get It.
The jeweler sent his Join ney man after
It the other day, but tho journeyman
got Into the wtong house by mistake,
nnd secured a clock belonging to an
other family, which appealed to bo
In fair running order. Tho business
man's clock Is Mill out of repair, but
tho "boys" have got hold of the story
and are having lots of fun at the ex
pense of tho jeweler.
Krause's Headache Capsules.
were tho tlrst headache capsules put
on tho maikct. Their Immediate suc
cess resulted In a host of Imitations,
containing antlpyrlne, chloral, mor
phine and other Injurious drugs, pur
porting to be "just as good." Avoid
those Imitations nnd Insist on your
having Krause's, which speedily cure
the most severe cases and leave no
bad after effects. Price 23c. Sold by
all druggists.
BASE BALL.
American League.
At Cleieland Flrft game
H.
rtoston 0 2 (i 0 o 3 0 0 19
Cleieland 0 3 0 0 I) (1 0 fl u-3
Batteries Lewis and Sehreckongojt; icott and
leagci. I'mplic Connollj.
f-econd game
Iliston
Cleieland
Ratteries Cuppy
R. II. E.
.H0HI2II 1-10 15 I
.0 00000002 2 3
and Sohreckongot; Dow ling
and Wood. Umpire Connolly.
At Detroit It, (. E.
Wasnington 0 0 2 10 0 0 0 03 0 1
Detroit 0 0 0 1 0 I 0 2 1 11 1
Flatteries (!ear anl Clark; Sieieis, Miller,
Yeager and Ruclow, Umpires Haskell and Man-
SJSJU.
At Chicago- R. ii, i;.
Piltimore o 0 0 l l o 0 0 0 j 7 0
Chicago 3 00 0 00 00 1-1 10 2
Ratteries N'opa and Robinson and RrcinihJn;
Callahan and Sugden. I'mplre Cantlllon.
At Milwaukee R, H, e.
Philadelphia ,0 0 2 1 2 0 0 0 0 i n 2
Milwaukee 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 7 5
Ratteries Frarer and Powers; Uparks and Con
nor. Umpire sherldan.
National League.
At Ft. Louis First game U, II. E.
Roston 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 12 7 2
ht. Louis 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 01 0 1
Batteries Nichols and Klttrldge; Powell and
Rjan. Umpire Nash.
S-eeond game
Boalon
tt. Louis
U. H, E.
...0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 3 S 7 1
,..0 3 1 00 1 0 1 fl U 3
and Klttrldge; Harper and
Battcrlrs-Willls
Rjan. Umpire Nash.
At Pittsburg- R, H, E.
Rrookhn 10 0 12 10 117 U 2
Pittsburg 20000 10003 0 1
Ritterles-lliiBlies and MiOulrc; Chisbro and
Zlmmer. Umpire Emille,
At Chicago jt. II. E.
New- York 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 7 2
Chicago 0 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 7 11
Batteries Mills and Warner; Waddell and Ka
hoe. Umpire O'Day,
At
Bme,
Cincinnati
rain.
Philadelphia-Cincinnati, no
Eastern League. "
Hartford, 3; Syracuse, 4.
Toronto, 4; Montreal, 2.
rrovidence-Rocheiter game postponed, rain.
11)1 Ull uKLY.
Delay Has Been Dangerons in
Scranton.
Do the right thing at the right time
Act quickly In times of danger.
Backnche Is kidney danger.
Doan's Kidney Pills act quickly.
Cure all tllsttoslng, dangerous kid
ney Ills,
Plenty of evidence to prove this.
Mr. A. L. Bryant, of 13S4 Washing
ton nvonue, bricklayer by trade, says:
"I suffered nil kinds of pain acioss my
back both day nnd night for eighteen
years, nnd I tried nil kinds of kidney
medicines nnd got very- little or no
relief. I had about made up my mind
that my case could not be cured when
I read nbout people living right hero
In Scranton who were, cured by Doan's
Kidney Pills. This Induced me to get
them at Matthews drug store and be
fore I had used one box I saw they
were helping me. The pain In my back
was not so severe, und I wub feeling
better otherwise, 1 used six or seven
boxes and they gave mo more comfort
and relief than I experienced for years."
For sale by nil dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo,
N. Y., solo agents for the United
States.
Remember tho name Doan's and take
no substitute.
THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.
New York, July 17. F.arly knonlcdse ol tht
terms of Mr. Mom-in's letter ndtiilnit the new
members of the board of directors of the North
ern Pacllie to be created vtas undoubtedly the
cause of the cmplntic recotery in the prices of
stocks todiy. The first intimation of the news
came to the street through the open bu)lnjr of
round amounts of stock by .Moruan and llarriman
broker. The fact of this hujing a evidence of
the satlfaition felt b both ruitlr to the North
ern Pacific contet oer the trrmi of settlement
provided for by Mr Morgan's action, aMde from
the strong axuranic felt from tho personality
of the new members of tho board that a fair
and sitlsfittnr) adjustment would be secured.
The immediate roconstiuctton of the board rather
than to await the iccular meeting in October
was an additional rauo of relief to the apciulv
the mind. The eonktlon tint on early settle
ment ot the Northern Pacific conlromsy was at
hand, which pruneited the maikct all the morn
ing, wa crtalllred by the rather spciticulu
deicc of a sale of two hundred shires of North
ern PariAu loinnmn stoiU on the board. The
priie was 118. The mute record cm the tape
coming smoothly fiom the ticker with the quota
tion iumbled In with the routine traiifiitlons
of the market was eloquent of the end of perhips
the most dlntroin quarrel tint ever unsettled
.lines In Will street. 1 lie last of the stria:
gllng tranaitloni In the stock which followed
the sale for il.im eah In the culmination of
the corner In the panlt ot fay II was made on
June 1, when the stoek sold at 1K, which was
the settlement prlcp ofleted bj the imldcrs to the
hort. since tint time the tock his disap
peared from the nnrket and there lias not been
ocn i nnmiuil quotition for it Ihe re ipp ir
anci. of the Mmk cm the t ipe wis Immediilely
followed In 1 indent bound in prlees. Theio
weie ou.imoii.iI piu-ea In tin moiuneiit, but no
notnble rcces'loii! In ptice New billing orders
cirne Into the mirket In mino'lit installments
for enough blocks. 'Ihe stock of the uilroad
immediately effected weie niturall the leaders
In the moiement, but the strength spread to
other put of the market and all consldciatlnns
were Ignored lumor tint the sieel Ktrike
would be settled iiiihln fom eight hours filled
entirely of conedmr.ition. but the retovery in
the steel stocks continued without interruption.
The dcohr.itlon of the first diitdend on this i-toek
of li2 per cent, piisuunhij Mr the bill .icarlv
l'orloel, helped the adeinee, nllhouuh there had
been talk tint the stoek would la pined on 1 i
per cent, ba-ls frc m the outset The citieine
rie oicr list night In M l'.iul icjehed ii1.;
I nlon I'aclflc, ?'. "southern l'uitic, pc,, nnd
Atchison. IV. hoik Island rofe s points in sjni
pithi Iline weie mini other udiincca hi the
mlroid list ami among the New ork frictions
of 2 to 4'4, the southern, southwestern, trunk
lines, coalers and less Important ginups ill being
roproi-cntcd Among the Industrials and speci ti
tles I'nited St lies steel got 2V oier list night,
the preferred, 2, sugar, IV. flmml Klcrtrtc ind
t'olondo Fuel, 5's: North merlcin, ,, ami
Western L'nlnn anil inilg.iuuted Copper, "JVs.
Totil siles, l.Oll.oOil slntes
The bond mirket became adlie ind strong
late in the dii on the sunpithy with stocks.
Total ules pir lalue, 1,1i.iki.
( niteil states refunding Js and the old 4s anl
the new ts adiatucd ' per cent, on the lat
call.
Tie following n,10,atlons ore furnished Th(
Tribune bv M, S Jo.-dan k Co., rooma Tnli'J
Wears building, Scranton, Pa. Telephone iOO.1:
Open- High. Low. Clos
ing, est, nt. ing,
American sugu H;i, 1IJV i",74 Ul'i
Amencin Tobacco 12;V i)i, i.;t, loi3
Atchison 7.1
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Scranton Board of Trnde Exchange
Quotations AH Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
Lae'uwinni Dairy ca., Tr 00
Count! bivlngs Bank k Trust Co., fcijo
First National Rank ICarbondalc)
btar.dard Drilling Co
&rO0KS. Bid.
Third National Bank 40
Dime Depolt and Discount Dank.. 273
F.cenomy Light. II. k P. Co
First National Bank .. 1.M0
Lacka Trust feale Deposit Co iw
32i
M
Asked.
43
Clark k snoier Co., I r. i3
Seranton Iron Fenco A Mlg. Lo ioo
Scranton Axle Works yj
Scranton Sailngs Rank 310 ...
Traders' National Bank 175 ...
Seianton Bolt k Nut Co m,j
People's Bank 1S3 ...
New Mexico lly. k 0'g' 73
Scranton Tassenger nauway, nrat
Mortgage, due I'rJO........
People's Street Railway, first mort.
gage, duo 101S
tr,ie' tjiieet Ilsllway, General
Passenger Hallway,
113
115
mortgage, 'due 1021 hj
Dickson Manufacturing to
Lacka, Township School 3 per cent. ...
City ol Scranton St. Imp. S per
cent. ., ...
ISilSUe.
ioo
102
102
Beans-rer bushel, choice marrow, $2.60a2M
Scranton Traction 6 per cent iu ...
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FOIt tI.K -Stock md (litures o( ,i well Vnown
nd uell rslaldlshed urocer.v atore, New
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Trihune Office.
FOH SM.i: llou.e and lot. Cloo in. Kor bul
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The Tribune.
CAIII.nW) OK llolM.S from ten to lourteen
hundred, at 22J-221 OaVford court. J. U.
Field.
Kill SM.i: The most atlracllie lots In city,
rrcvott aienue, block ahoie new school
house. Double lot, 40170. gas, water, sewer
pipes litdi only $l,.'iOO. Tike Teteisburg car
and see these splendid lots. Apply, II
Kaufold, ms I'reseott aicnuc, or Thomas Hussell,
650 Harrison aienue.
FOIl SXMl A Cottrell k ons cj Under press,
MxM, In good condition, new rollers, px.
pply Wllkes-Darre Time Office, Wllkcs-narre,
Pa
Boarding.
A H'.W SFf.ECT HOARDERS can be arcommo
dated at i Hilton farm house during the sum
mer months, fiood table, fine shade and water.
References exrhanged for Information. Address,
M fV M care Trihune.
Scranton Wholesale Market.
(Corercted by II. G. Dale, 27 fjckcwsnna Ai )
Butter-Fresh, SOVSailc; dairy, fresh, ll)i3a
20' 4c.
Phff,e Full cream, new, lO'isllr.
Eggs Western fresh, 13Vaallc-.; nearby stale,
2.P0.
Meellum Beans Per bushels. $2.40a$2 43.
Oreen Pesa Per bushelea, Jl.40atl.45.
Flour Best pitent. per barrel, fl.is.
Red Kidney Beam-rer bushel, 2.4Ja$2.50.
Pea Beans Per bushel, choice marrow, ?2 Ma
Potatoes Per bushel, i5i(V.
Philadelphia Grain and Product.
Philidelplih, duly 17 Wheat-Firm, -V
higher; eontrnit gride, lull', 71'ii71't. loin
I'nelnnged; No 2 mixed .tills- fllajlc. Oits--Firm;
No, 2 white clipped, .i'liTl'je. Butter
Him; good demand, faney western ercameri,
20c.; fancv western prints, 21c; fincv neaiby
print", 2lc Eggs Firm, cod demind; fiesh
iiearln-, l.V. ; freh western. lla'ilSc ; (ami
southern. ll'Je ; fresh southern, 12e. Cheese
fillet. New iork full creams finev smill, i'jc ;
filr to cliofie, ',l,l14e Refined hugars 5al0
points lower. Clown , . S-e ; cubes, !si fii; pow
dered, .i 55, giaiiulatecl and Cristil A, "yi 4; d
confectioners , 5 2i, No 1, i,10; Nos. 2 ind
S, i0i, down to No in nt I 10 Cotton Firm
and 1-lfie higher; middling uplands. SVc Til
low Mcadi; city prime inhhds., S'io ; country
do. do in Inrrels, 4Vi4Ve ; cikes, 5ije I, lie
Poullrj Dull, fowls, llal'ir ; old roosters, 7c ;
spilng chickens, llalOc , spring ducks, Hi ; old
ducks, 10c Dressed Poultrv Firm; fowls choice,
12c; do, filr to good, llall'ic ; old roosters,
('.'jr.; biollera nearby, l5a25c; western elo 1,1a
2.1c
Receipts Flour, .1,000 Inrrels and , 1.4tfl,0c)0
pnuncls In sicks; wheit, ,M,onn bushels, eorn,
8.0(10 bushels; oats, 40,000 bushels. s,ipm(.nt,
Wheit, 110,000 bushels; corn, 21,0u0 bushels;
oats, 66,000 bushels.
New York Grain and Produce.
New York, .li'ilv 17 -Hour Quiet, but a trifle
more steadili held; winter straights, '5i,IOa150.
heat pnt firm. No. 2 red, 7rt'4e ; f o b,
afloit; No 2 red. 71V elentor; No. 1 Northern
ltnliiih. 7.'iSc. f o Ii. afloit. Ontlons opened
firm Closed firm at Vic net acjinnce duly
elosed 7l'c : September, 71'se ; October, 71V ;
December, 75Vc t orn Spot linn; No 2, 51V.
eleiator and 5l'c. f o. b iflml Option mir
ket openeel firm, eased otf, but flnillv rallied
Chsi-1 flim and "sil'tc higher, .lull- closed
5tc : September 31'so ; October, 5l',4e ; Decem
ber, 5V. Oats .spot firmer; No 2, .cii'ie. ; No.
3. Jfio , No. 2 white. Use ; No, 2 white, 35c ;
No 3 white, 37'4c ; Iraik mixed western, 3Ha
17'jc ; track while, 37al2c Options generalli
firm all dav on crop news and eoierlng. Butter
Firm; creamerv, liil'ic; faetorj, lliliVjc ;
imitation creamrri, 14il7c; stite dalrv. llill'ic.
( heese Oulcl: fincy laige colored, O'fci ; fancy
lirce white, 0'c ; fancv smill colored, O'ie ;
fancv smill white, " Fggs-Steadi; state
and Pennsilimia, liil7e : western uneandlcd,
ta'-c; wesiern ctncllecl, 13i1"k
Chicago Grain and Produce.
Chicago, .litis- 17. Cattle Receipts, 16,550, In
cluding l.iii Tevans; steidj' to strong on good;
goorl to prime fleets, fiiiinin; poor to medium,
$) 70.15, stockers ind fecdirs, ifial 40; cows, 7i
al7i, heifers, i 40a I HO, e innerfl 1 50i2 2i;
ImiIIs, al 15, lilies, .i 7 s,0, Tens steers,
J.I751I 10, Texas u iss steets bulk around, s.! 50a
S.rtO Hogs Receipts todii, .11.000; tomorrow,
2s,0fi0j left oier, 7.00!), slow and 10 cents lower;
mixed and bulrhers, ii,0ifl, good to choice
heau, iii5aflil7'2, rough heaiv. Ji 50ai 00, bulk
of Slles, ifi 7515 00. Mieep - Receipts, 2t,ncsli
sheep steadj' to iIe lower; lambs dull aiound,
25c lower, good to choice wethers, "M.OO 1 1 50,
western sheep. iH Ailal 50; leirllngs, lal 7i, in
(lie lambs, 1.50i, western lambs, .( ,',0 1 5. Of
filial receipts and shipments for .lulv Hi: Re.
e elpts-Cattle, R,2i, hogs, 20.HJ5, sheep, 20,hJ,
Shipments-tattle, 3,17, hogs, 3.17U; sheep, 522.
. i
Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicago, duly 17 Export siles and foreign
news were Influential in adianclng wheat prices
todav, September closing aV higher "Sep
tember corn clewed 'sa'.c. higher and Septein.
her oits 'si up. Provisions clofec 2'8 to 10c.
lmproied. t ash quotations were as folloiis;
Flour Firm, No. 3 spring wheat. Manic; No
2 red, C7-VahSi2c ; No. 2 corn, 41V.; No. 2
jellow, lOUc.; No. 2 oats, Ma'c ; No. 3 white,
.HVaSS'aC ; No 2 lie. 51'ic ; No, 1 flix seed,
$1 is5; No, 1 Northwrslern. Ifl sa; prime timothy
seed, fi; mess pork, fll.OJiltl, lird, V52',8aii;
short ribs, $7 75a0i; dri silted shoulders, 7V4i
sc; shirt clear sides, $30al0, whlskej, $1 27.
Now York Llvo Stock Market.
New York, Inly 17. Dorses Steers slow to 10,-,
lower; bulls and cows strong; common to extra
steers, ! HOaH; oxen. $1 M, hulls, jtal 10, cons,
$2'.'3al2i Calies Actlie. Arm and higher;
icals, fii7 25; choice. $7.50, culls, !2ial7i;
buttermilks, $3 0.ial30; culls, J.1J0 Sheep
Steadj ; choke lambs steadv under grades, 13a
35c. lower, sheep, $.!2ial50; culls, $.&0i'l;
lambs, fi!HiVI; malnlj, ii22V4; culls,
l 50, Hogs Market lower; state, hogs, $a,10a
6 60.
Buffalo Live Stock.
Fast Buffalo, July 17. Receipts Cattle, 113
cars, sheep and lambs, s cars; hogs, 10 ai
Shipments Cattle, 113 cars; i"-rep and limbs, 4
cars, hogs, 4 cars. No sate of cattle, but mod
crate' Inrpiirv at lower prices, Calies -Choice tn
extra, $n 75i Si. Spring lambs, (fi Jiii 75; hecp
ehnice to extra, l,2ial 50. Hogs-Hcaij, d,15
6.-0, pigs, r6.1SaU.174.
DURYEA.
Monday en'mlng1 occurred one? of the
fiercest lights that has ever been wit
nessed In this town, Appleknaiip, of
Old Foi'To, nnd Munloy, of Scranton,
fought a tlfteen-round hout. The Old
Forgo man proved the winner, but both
men wtre severely Injured In the
battle.
Sunday evening the Primitive Metho
dlst Sunday school hel'd their first an
niversary. A very pleasant entertain
ment wan given In honor of the event
and the affair was largely attended,
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fscranton, I'a.
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SASSSS, Mm-
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wanni. Lurerne and V(.inmlnB counties, on
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raull nulhring, bcranton, Pa,
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tious In run money by selling an article
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to othei" Call on or address, with two cent
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icranton, I'a.
WANTED- girl who rooms at home for general
housework. Apply M9 Adams aienue.
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Central City
ALBERT SC11LUT7:. corner Mulberry
etreet and Webster aienue.
CUSTAV 1'IClIf.L, 630 Adatm avenue.
West Side
CEOROE W. JENKINS.
avenue.
101 South Main
South Scranton
FRED h. TERITE,
2D Cedar avenue.
North Scranton
OEO. W. DAVIS, corner North
aienue and Market street.
Mala
Green Bidge
CHARLES V. JONES, 1557 Dickson
aienue.
F. J. JOHNS, 920 Oreen Ridge street.
O. LOIthNZ, corner Washington ave
nue and Marlon street.
Petersburg
W, II. KN'tPFEL. 1017 Irving aienue.
Dunmore
j. a. HONE k SON.
Wanted To Bent.
WANTED -To rent, four nice lonms on West Side
at once. AdduiwB J. F , Irlbune Ofil-.
Boarders Wanted.
WANTED-Table boarders.
Washington aienue.
Mrs. ToVipkins, 531
Lost.
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"H. to Miss Maud, l'sll " Chllds pli turc in
side. Reward If returned to C. U. Daiis' drug,
store, Proildcnec.
Money to Loan.
$300,000 TO LOAN Lowest rates; straight or
monthlj pajments. btark it Co., Traders' bljg,
ANY AMOUNT OF MOSEY TO LOAN-Qulck,
ttralgl t leans or Building and Loan. At
from 4 to 6 per cent. Call on N. V. Walker,
311-313 Connell building.
Furnished Booms.
'S.cS.S"SsV'',s1Sw-'.W..
FOR RENT One large furnished front room;
also one ride room, 617 Adams aienue.
Booms at Pan-Amorican.
PAN-iMERICAN VISITORS can secure tho
choicest of rooms Hair mattresses, por
celain bath, etc , on one- of the finest residence
airlines, by addressing Mrs. tt. A., 408 Ashland
aienue, RutTalo, N. Y,
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SlTtATIOV WANTED-Ry a lady to take in
washing. M. R, Tribune Office.
Sin MIOV WANTED Circular sample distribu
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Oil Eist Market street.
SIT1 MIOV WWIED-io go out In the day
washing or cleining Call on or addtiss Mrs.
Russell, 1219 Cedir aienue.
SITU VI ION i XNil.D Higlstrrrel pharmacist ot
Hist olns prartli ii ixperlcncc; single. Ad
lllea ljulnlne, Irlbune Office.
Ml I' VI ION WANII.D-By a loung man as as
sistant draughtsman ui tracer. Addiess Bon
M, Thioop, Pa.
Sdri'ATlON W NiED-Expcrlonced expert ac
eountant would like to make a few engage
ments to open,, close, sudlt, post and balance
books. Addiess I, 213, Tribune Office.
Sin V1ION W ANIT.D-Coiehinan wants a situa
tion with a prliatc famllj; understands the
Imsinesi thorouglilj ; sober and reliable and a
eareful diner, with good oily tefcreuces, Ad
dles. Coachman, 334 I'emi aienue.
SI IT AT ION WANTED A. clerk in grocerj, thrre
itars expcileiiee and references, Address,
11. V. II., 025 Cedar aienue.
SIT I'M ION WANTED By a nun giadlng cr
lajlng sidewalks, or- fencing, or cutting
hwna or any kind of work, 111(1 Llojd street,
second floor.
SITUATION WNTH B) an expert laundress
on ladles' or gentlemen's tine clothes Ladles
stepping at hotels can haie their laundry done
on short notice. Address Ultt Llojd street, tec
ond floor.
SITI'MION WNrt.D I'o go out wishing and
Ironing. Washing ami honing taken home
alio, till or addiess 311 Ninth Sumner aicnuc.
bill AT ION WNlhl)- womin wants wish
ing to take home. Addrrs Mis. A, H. hans,
3.13 I'.nns couit.
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!'leae eall at W4 Hehceci aienue, lljde Park.
Sin ATION WANTED lly a good girl to do gen
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Please call at 511 Rebecca aienue, lljde Park,
SITUATION W'ANTE1 By strong, aitite, joung
man, willing lo elo anj honest work, one
j ear's experience in shipping; good uferenco.
Addiess, II L., caic of Irlbune Ofllce.
. it
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street.
SITUATION WANTED Bv a middle-aged woman
as housekeeper in widower'a family; can giie
refeiencc. Call on or address M. II., 113 South
Rebecca aienue, Scranton, Pa.
SITUATION WANTED-iilrl wanls tituMlon at
general housework, (iood steady girl. Ad
dreu M Hochford, General Dellicrj, West bida
rostofflce,
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building.
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I'RCHKRICK I,. nilOW.V, ATini. n . IlEAIj
Fstste Exchange Illdg., 126 Washington .
Civil and Mining Engineer!.
II. I IIAnill.NO, GOO CONNEI.Ii liUILDINQ,
Dentists.
DR. O. E. i:iLENRER(lER,rAULf BUILDS
Spruce street, bcranlon.
DR. O. O. LAUDACH, 115 WYOMINQ AVENUE.
Lawyers.
FRANK E. BOYLE. ATTORNLY-AT-LAW.
Rooms 12, 14, 10 and 18 Burr building-.
'. K, TRACY.ATTY.COMMONWnAI.TII nt.nn!
D. n. nEPLOOLE, ATTORNEY LOANS NT0O
tlated on real estate security. Mean building,
corner Washington aienue and Spmce street.
WH.LARD. WARREV &
and counsellors atdaw,
iiashlngton aienue.
KVAPP. ATTORNf,Y8
Republican building,
JLSSUP k JE&slIP, ATTORNEYS AND COUN-
sellors at-law. Commonwealth building, Roonu
13, 20 and 21.
EDIVARD W, THYER, ATTORNF.Y. ROOMS
P03 COI. Olh floor, Meara building.
L. A. WTREl7 ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, BOAttD
of Traelo building, Scranton, Ta.
PATTERSOV k WILCOX, TRADERS' NATIONAL
Rank building.
COMEOY3,
013 REPUBLICAN BUILDINO.
A. W. BFRTIIOLF, OFFICE MOVED TO KO.
211 Wyoming avenue.
f Physicians and Sugeons.
DR. W. E. ALLEN, 513 NORTH WASH1N0T0S
aienue.
DR. S. W. L'AMOREAUX. OFFICE 333 WARR
ington aienue. Residence, 131S Mulberry.
Chrnnla disease, lungs, heart, kidneya and
genlto urinary organs a specialty. Hours, 1
to 4 p. m.
Hotels and Besturants.
THE ILK CAFE, 125 AND 127 FRANKLIN
aicnuc. Rates reasonable.
P. ZEIOLER, Proprietor.
SCRANTON HOUSE. NEAR D.. L. & W. TAS
senger depot. Conducted on the European
plan. VICTOR KOCH. Proprietor.
Seeds.
O. R. CLARKE k CO.. SEEDSMEN AND NURS.
rrj-men, store 201 Washington avenue; greet
houses, 1D50 North Main avenue; atore telu
phone, 7S2.
Wire Screens.
JOSFPII KUETTKL. REAR 511 LACKA. AVE.,
Scranton, Pa , manufacturer of Wire Screens.
Miscellaneous.
DRISIAKINa FOR CHII.DRENTO ORDErT
also ladies' waists. Louis Shoemaker, 212
Adams aienue.
MFOUiOKE BROS., PRINTERS' SUPPLIES, EN.
iclopcs, paper bags, twine. Warehouse, 131
Washington aienue, Scranton. Pa.
THE WILKES BARRE RFCORD CAN BE HAD
in Scranton at the news stands of Reisman
v Bros, 400 Spruce and 503 Linden; M. Norton,
??2 Lackawanna avmue; I, S. Schutzer, 211
Spruce street.
LEGAL.
IN HIP DI-miut (i)l'RT of the United States
for tho Middle District of rennsilvanii,
In tho nutter of Forest T. Hendrlckson, Harry
P. Pratt and John F. Brown, formerly trading
ns Pinna lash More, bankrupts. No. 4 In bank
lupin. Notice is hrreby glien tint a petition for dis
chirge has been filed 111 tnc ahoie stated case
and that a heirlng thereon will bo had before
the Hon. It, W. Archbald, Judge of said court,
on Saturdij, Aug. 3, l'eOl, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon at Serinfon, l'l,, in said dliTtrict, at
nhiih time creditnis and other persons in Inter
est may appear ind show canal", if anj', whj the
prajcr of said petitioners shall hot be granted.
J. M. WALKER, Attorney.
MINNIE THOiS VS. .HMES TIIOMS. In the
eoutt of Common Pleas of Lackawanna coun
ti. No. o. Match term, 1'jOl, Libel in di
lorcc. To James Thomi, 1 1 aboio nimed respondent!
You are hereby notified that the sheriff haiing
returned the subpoena and alias subpoena in
this case "non et inientiis" and Ihe court hav
ing, ordered notlco upon you by publication, you
aie hereby notified, therefore, to be and appeaa
at the next term of said court, to be held at
Scranton, in said countj- of Lackawanna, on Mon
day, tho sixteenth dav of September, A. D. 1001,
to answer tho complaint of the said libellant.
C. II. SCHADT, Sheriff.
A W. RERTHOI I",
Attorney for Libellant,
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OFFICE OP
Pacific Anthracite Coal Co
Capital, $6,000,000.
P. O. Box 1099.
Seattle, Wash., July 9, 1001.
We fine for sale block of stock In a netf
find thit wo pronounce tho richest, prospect in
free gold n,uart2 on earth, 1S7 lbs of this eynrtj!
selected -actually sold for $l,no. The discov
erer has still tleher chunks Write for partim
liis We also offer rieielopment stoek in this
I ial companj, the first anthraciic dUcoiered on
this coast J. M DENNETT, President.
Pacific nthraclte Coal Co
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in.
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Louis., N. A. & Chic, Chic, & Ind.
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Rio Ornnilo Western 1st 4s.
St. Louis Bridge '.Vim. Ry. 1st 5s.
St. L. iron Mt. et So. Roftl. 4.
Mil. T.lec Ry. & Lt. Co. 6 Pfd.
Stock.
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27-20 Pina Stwet,
fiS Stato Street, Albany, K. Y. NEW YORK
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