THE SOKANTON TMBUJNlS-SATUitDAlf, JULY 1!U, . MOI.'
- ai-
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
MONTROSE. ,.
pedal to thi Smnton Trlbuni.
Montros?. July 19. Thli has been a
busy day with the boys of Company O,
irettlnfj In readiness to leave for Scran
ton tonight. Thn boys presented a
very neat and dapper appearance at
the Lackawanna station to take the
fi o'clock train, and Montrose Is ex
cusable for taking the initio that she
does In such a hnndsmni and soldier
ly looking body of men. Thcio weie
many lelatlves ami friends wives,
mothers, slsteis ami swethearts at
the station to say a fond fiiieunll and
give the company a hearty send off.
Their many smiles, a few tours, a
WAvltig of handkerchiefs by the ladles
nnd lusty Rood byes by the men as the
train pulled out. The company was In
chat-EC of Captain John (.'. Hull InKtnn,
Fltst Lieutenant Lon L. Huuon and
Second Lieutenant William H. IJennK
Miss Vernii Heaidslee's advanced
music pupil will Rive it concert In
the Presbyterian ch.ipel on Mondaj
evening, July 22, to begin at R o'clock.
Admission. 25 cents. Proceeds for the
piano fund.
A mighty rocky ' fncle Tom's Cab
In" troupe played to Rood business In
this place on Wednesday nlsht.
Five new windows have boon placed
In the Metho,llt i:pii np.il church
They were all donated and besides
those provided by the several -oclet-les
of the church, theie ,u handsome
windows lepiescntiiig the families of
the following: 11. A. Tltsworth, D.
C Tltman. J M Jef-,, S. K. Sprout,
W. C. Cruer, W A. Tltsworth, J. W.
Ppence, Mls Abulia Koidham, H. II.
Kuffum, Hyde Ciocker, Jr. (decenscil),
Nelson Haw ley (deceased), Mis. Oath
cilne Jogger (deceased), and Miss So
phia Flh (deceased).
Owing to Illness In the family, nishop
Ethelbert Talbot, who was to officiate
and confirm a class In St. Paul's Epis
copal church tonight, has postponed
his visitation Indefinitely.
Sheriff W. J. Maxey Is at present
entertaining fifteen guests at his well
known, hut not specially popular, com
pulsory tesoit.
The annual meeting of the Vlllnc"
Improvement society will be hetd at
Village hall on Monday evening next
at S o'clock.
Register and Hot order H. TL Huffum
has been spending the week at his for
mer home In Frlendsville
Attorney W. D. B. Alney has been
transacting law buslncs-s at New Yoik,
Philadelphia and Scranton this week.
During a hard shower on Wednesday
afternoon lightning struck a tree In
front of John Whelan's residence on
Chenango street, badly splintering It
and shocking Mrs. Warnei. living
nearby, to such an oxtent as to render
her unconscious for a short time.
The Supreme court has permitted an
appeal to be entned In the celebrated
case of States s. First National bank
of Montrose fiom the decision of the
Superior court In f.i.oi of the bank.
The case w III be argued before the Su
preme court In Philadelphia next
March.
Miss Elizabeth Palmer has icturned
to her home In this place fiom a visit
with relatives In Scranton and Wilkes
Barre. Mr. and Mrs. Mermo.l and Mis. Nix
on, of St. LnuK Mo., i.io 'Iv latest
arrivals for the season at .D. P.. I.ath
ri.p's. Mrs. Margaiet Lyons Is at Slater
vllle Springs N. Y-, for a two mouths'
stay at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Charles H. (lallagher.
Chief Justice J. Brewster McColIum
Is In Philadelphia this week.
Miss Jessie Crocker Is visiting friends
In Blnghamton.
Miss Julia Ciuser gies entertain
ments at Hopbottom and Klngsley net
week. At the former place on Tues
day evening and at the latter plate on
Thursday evening. Miss f'rusoi' will
be assisted bv the best local talent.
Miss Mabel Shaw Is at the Buffalo
exposition this week.
TUNKHANNOCK.
refill to the fcrsnton Tribune,
Tunkhannoik, July 19. Mrs George
Koon and child! en, nf Philadelphia,
are the guests of Mr. and Mis. Klinei
Thomas on Haulson stieet
Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Woodwaid are
entertaining Miss May , Uilinth. of
Scranton.
Koran Sands, of the Carlln meat
market, Is visiting the Pan-Ameilcan
exposition this week.
Mis. Harry Billings is confined to
the house by a complication of dis
eases. The mcmheis of the Catholic chuuh
held a picnic on Thuisday afternoon
In a grove on the farm of Thomas H,
Jlyan,
A darky camp meeting Is to be held
on the fair giound at this place, be
ginning August 3th. As there aie no
colored people icslding In this vicinity
It follows that th" participants will
have to come from a distance.
George H. Ficeman. of Hussell Hill,
vas doing business In town on Thuis
day. Mrs. Ueoige M. Klnner ,of North
Mihoopany, was calling on friends
here on Thursday,
Bass fishing In the Susquehanna
river Is Impmving, nnd large strings
of flbh ate brought Into town dally by
local fishermen.
Mrs. Peter It, Botdcn Is the guest of
friends at Meshoppen this week.
Miss Fannie Depue. who has been
visiting relatives at Plttston the past
week, returned home on Thursday.
Miss Fannie Stark Is visiting friends
at Wyaluslng.
Mrs. K. M. Phillips is entertaining
her brother fiom Delawaie.
The new Keeler House bain is near
ly compJeted. It Is n substantial
brick structure, and will add gieatly
to the appearance of the hotel ju em
lee. Michael Barrett, an employe of the
Lehigh Valley Ballroad, had the mis
fortune to have his hand Injured by
nn accidental blow from a pick lii
the hands of a follow1 workman one
day recently, and Is Incapacitated for
work.
DURYEA.
Ipeelal to the Sainton Tribune.
Duryea, July U. John Lane
fant child of Mr. and Mrs.
Lane, died yesterday.
the In
Georgo Master Horace Dills icturned home
yesterday from a visit with friends In
rYvoca,
jura. John Whitman Is visiting
tricnoB in uunmoic
MUs Florence Keep, of Avuia, It
j-
visiting Mrs.
place.
James Holies, of this
The Infant child of Mr. and
Mrs.
Hoiaie Mann died yesterday.
Thomas and Johnnie Nolan ftlc visit
Ing friends In Phladelphla.
HONESDALE,
tpeclsl to the Scrsntrn Tribune.
Honesdale, July 10. Mr. nnd Mrs.
W. W, Ham, of New Yoi k, aie guests
of their parents, Hon, and Mrs, T. J,
Ham.
district Attorney L. M. Atkinson
left todav for New Orleans, to be the
guest of his sister.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Holmes nte at
Phillips Be.Kdi, Mass.
Mrs. David II, Monitor and children
PICTURE
Little Tommy Tittlemouse,
Livei In a little house;
He cauRht ti-.hes
In other men's ditches.
Find three tish that he c.iught?
have been guests at the Schlager cot
tage, Klmhuist.
District Attorney Atkinson, In com
pany with Sheriff Armbiuster and
Photographer Bobbins, visited the
scene of the Schoonovcr murder and
took photographs and nieasuieinetits,
to be iisod In the trial of Wlnans Hull.
Miss Clara M.. daughter of Mr. and
Mis. J. c. Pflume nnd Mr. J. K. Am
tnermon, of Miislllon, ()., wcie united
In manlage by I'.ev. C. L. Percy, of
the Baptist church, at the limnc nf the
bride's parents on Wednesday at 10
a. m.
The Maple City band mio pieparlng
to give an open air concert Monday
ovenlng, Aug. .", In the lnteict.1 of the
Bed Men's exclusion.
The following aie ntunn.f the Hones
dale people spending the week at
Beech lake. Mis. C. I; Brady, Misses
Motn Smith, Kate Chambeis, Iless-lc
Chamliets, Gr,u e Bihop anil Louli-a
and Antoinette Duiland.
Mr. and Mis. Augustus P. Thomp
son ha7 tn lived at the home of the
foimec's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. An
drew Thompson.
Mr. nnd Mrs. H C. Hand will spend
tho noxt two weeks nt Long Il.ind.
Twenty. live fiesh air boys nnd two
girls have taken the place of the
twentv -three girls who have returned
to New Yoik. The bovs w III t cumin
two weeks. They will be piovlded
with provision and cared foi by the
people of this inmmunltv.
The Sunday st Imol loom in the base
ment of date thin i h has been newly
painted thiouchout. nnd with the new
carpet pieent a very Inviting ap
pearance. The Sunday school pupils
nte meeting the? expense, and for that
puipo'-e they hold a successful ice
i'lenni social Inst evening.
The nniiual report of the Wayne
county superintendent of schools
hots that the county has 2nl s-chool
houses. IMS schools, fil graded schools,
6f. male and I'.", female tendinis, av
ei age ase of teacheis, 2." yenis; 4S
teachers are state noimal school grad
uate"., and there are 3! ruial school
binaries.
TH0A1PS0N.
'peelal to the fiirinlnn Tribune.
Tlionips-oii, July 19. Our townsman,
Gnu si Wnll.ue, infoinis us that the
Wnll.ue gatheiinv will be on August
21. at Newton lake, In Gieentield, this
MI
Piof. J A. Tucker, of Jackson, was
In town Wednesday, accompanied by
Mlfses Ma.vnatd and Johnson, of Hai
ford. The machinery for the new skimming
station at Jackson came to this station
this week, and has been transfened to
Jackson. wheie it will be In npeiutlon
In n few days. The cieam will be
brought to this cirameiy.
Km mer Obed Can oil, living at the
head nf Wilshtcr's lake, and his boys
wcie seveidy shocked dining the
shower which pievalled Tuesday after
noon, yet they weie not Injured. Two
tiec. between here and the lake, weie
spllnteieil.
ltev. and Mrs. P. It. Tower left yes
terday nf lei noon fur a visit with i da
tives at Hamllnton anil fi lends at
Ariel, he being engaged to supply the
pulpit at Ariel on July 2S, They expect
to tetiiin about the 30th.
L. F. Seailes has the conduct to eiect
a new hniiM on the W. H, Whltmarsh
faun. Noith Jackson, In place of the
one burned.
!:. I'.. Gdatt made a business tilp to
Blnghamton on Thuisday.
Mr. John nnughcrt.v, of Jet spy Clt.v,
who has been spending a week with his
family In this place, tetutned on Fil.
da
Mis. M. A. Picketing, of Sus'iuohan
nn, was visiting In this place on Kilday.
Mis. Fletcher, of Thompson, who In
new with filendN In Jackson, is te
ported vfiy much wcise,
Jangllnj; Nerves.
Aio you liiitable? Do you sleep
badly? Is It haid to concentrate your
thoughts? Is your .ippetllo poor? Do
you teel tired, iCHtless and despond
ent? Try Llehty's Celery Nerve 'om.
pound. It will do you mote good than
nnythlng you have ever tried. Sold
by Matthews Bros.
SUSQUEHANNA.
ptclil to the Rerinton Tribune.
Susquehanna, July 20. About twenty
five non-residents nrtlved here last
night, to woik In the Erie boiler shop.
The strike appears to be rapidly Hear
ing a settlement, equal to the pace of
n mine mule walking away from a peck
of oats.
The Methodist Sunday school pic
nicked In Barnes' gtovc, Lanesboio, to
day. Itnbeit Gardner and slMer, MUs
llu-.el, of Carbondale, nte guests of
Susquehanna l dative.
Mis. James Lynns, of Corning, 1 rainy
tetutned home from n visit with her
patents In this place.
Angler In the river and lakes report
small catches.
The lemalns of Mrs. 13. B. Newell,
late of Ashvllle, Noith Carolina, will
arilve In lanesboio this evening, for
services and Intel metit. Deceased was
a daughter of the late Jacob Taylor, of
Lanesboio, and a sister of James nnd
Edwin Taylor, of that borough.
Mr. nnd Mis. Chailes Graham, nf
New York city, aie vledtlng Mr. Gin
ham's patents, In this place.
Miss McGlVelley, of Blnghamton, was
PUZZLE.
the guest of Oakland side fi lends on
Sunday.
Mis. M. B. Walsh, of Piospect street,
Is a guest of relatives in New York
illy.
Kile Knglneer Chailes Pettis, of the
Oakland side, Is at the Pan-Ameilcaii.
Mis. James Tinkler, of Cioss stieet,
visited Deposit relatives on Thursday.
The Oakland side dwellings, of Ld
ward Thompson and Geoige Ball are
inpldly neailng completion.
ltev. Father Kagcu, of Nlagaia unl
veislty, is vkslting in town.
J. L. Bush, late Hrle station agent nt
Gulf Summit, has become station agent
at Long Kddy. Mi. Bush is Mitcccdeii
bv Ward I.oomls, late station ugi nt at
Faikoi's Glen.
GIBSON.
?rcil to the Siranlun Tribune
Gibson, July 10. Mr. Wood Sylcs,
fiom the west, Is visiting fi lends
hen.
T. W. Banctt and brother-in-law,
Allien Smith, visited the City of Stalls
Thuisday.
N. H. Wilmaith and wife visited his
sister In Hazlciou over Sunday.
Orvllle Chambcilaln has a huge Held
of benles and employs quite n few
plckeis.
P H. Tiffany Is entertaining com
pany fiom the Parlor City.
Ml. K, A. Sweet was fishing this
week mi the Susquehanna.
Oliver Chambeilaln went to Susque
hanna today with bet lies. Miss Jullu
Sliockllne accompanied him.
II. C. Kstabiuok made a Hying tilp
home Sunday.
Some of the fanners arc through
baying.
The M. K. Aid had a social on the
chinch lawn' on Tuesday evening.
We a) e having terrible thunder
show cis this year. On Tuesday It
Mi uck a tiee In Chailie Cratt's yatd.
:. 11. Sweet went to Susquehanna
Thuisday.
Miss llairls, of Scranton, visited her
cousin, Sadie Chamberlain.
Mis. i:. II. Sweet returned fiom n
vl-lt at Vestal Monday.
Mis. F. W. Bariett Is spending the
week with her mother at Lake Side.
Some of our young people tripped
the light fantastic toe at Kennedy
Hill Tuesday.
Mis. Nat Guaids' mother Is vlstlng
her.
10. K. Allen is on the sick list.
Mis. Frank Kspey. of Kennedy
was calling In town Thuisdnv.
Both and Buby Kstahrook,
Myitle Westcott and Julia and
Hill,
also
Ger-
tiude Strockblne aie picking
beriiea
for Mi. O. Chambeilaln.
ltev. James Derrick and wife
enjoying their vacation.
and
AVOCA.
Thomas Connois, aged a.'! years, died
at his home In the Noith Knd, after
sufteilng since Satuiday of peiltonltls.
He wiim a member of the Independent
Older of Odd Fellows. His death,
coming en unexpectedly, is a seveie
shock to the members of the family.
Besides his mother, he Is suivlved by
n wile and three chlldien. The funeral
will take place on Sunday afternoon nt
2 o'clock. Inteiment will be In Lung
tiiffe cemetery.
Miss Nellie Sliaughnessy has returned
to Wllllannsport, after several weeks'
visit at the i patience of her sister, Mis.
T. P. McGiell.
Mrs. Charles Davis, of Jermyn, Is thp
guest of her mother, Mrs, Kills, of
South Mnln stiept.
The committers representing the
Klectrle Light company nnd the boi
ough council met on Tuesday evening
nnd effected a compiomlsc, propodng
to pay $1,700 per year Instead of $1,050,
as pieviously asked. Should the te
maln'.ng members of the council agree
to these tlgurea the contiatt will be
signed for ten years,
The excursion under the auspices of
the Mooslo nnd Avoca Presbyteilan
Sunday schools to Mountain Paik yew
teiday whs one of the laigest (hut have
left the town In some time, The peo
ple were tuken theie In threo sections.
John RAp and sister, Mollle, me vis
iting friends in Klmhurst.
Chailes and Andtew Drucner have
returned ft on. Wllllamgport.
THE MARKETS.
Wall Btreat Review. "v
New York, July Iff. The character of today'
lock market ni about the me a that ol )'
tcrday, but there was a conspicuous absence ol
the fate enormous demand which lilted Union
Pacific yesterday in the closing dealings. The
volume ol transactions was rather larger than
jesterday, but the market was, nevertheless
lilghlv profeilonil. Much liquidation had to bo
thiol bM I' Ihotc who had set themselves to the
task ol supporting the mirket and the burden
seemed to be loo heavy to carry. Price broke
through support In the late dealing, and the
matin ilocd weak at the lJrst figures ot the
ilat .
'lite slniV, sploctMl as prnpa for the market
today teemed In be print Ipall.v among the (tout la
rrh ralluais and the (lontd Kouthnciilcriit, In
ilmled ulth the laller ttcir A'rlnn L'nlon and
Manhattan. 'IVvat and I'lilflc vtat at one time
Ihrci Hiinls ovtr lat night it hi ll'ele wat Urge
btolng in Mlwourl I'aillli fulled .ti!es steel
eloiks eerineil lo be well under control lf In
lilets md tliev ere marked up hirpl.v rnr
point cadi during the period ot -(length In
the inmkrl. 'Hie .utallilug fone ol tlie.e d
Vithict, himeter, m sleamiv taken adtatit.ige
id to leillc In the tallimd llt. fnlon Padllc,
M I'aul ahd .Mihl.in ere the mot onpl(ii.
nut ol'Jril nl the nellllig. Southern I'ailtli' at
one time liiukp hh.iv Inun f lit aroup and was
in irked up to .Viij,, appirently In piiru.inie of
llio de.lgu n( 'iipiutlng Hie innket for realla
Ing purpose.. ln ileilie piovi-d cnly tuoilei.it."
b amiexfiil, as did nthert o( the ame that
aiter. In Ibe late le-iitlon Hie dei line III M.
I'mil or. I ended tn .( up to 8'4i Atihlsou to V,i;
tllooiirl Vm Ur In tl'i and !nulhern I'.irlllc to
.'a. Mm li pI Hie .elllna seemed to be prompted
bv Hip renewed fens of dlsa.ler to the corn irop,
the fame nioilte lelng at woik In Ihe torn mar.
ket 'tin vlliiig tnr we.tein iitoiuil wi erv
laige and was allrlbuted tn Important Interest.,
'the .piling for London in mini was annthei lnl
pmtanl tailor In the ilii't mirket. Total .ilea
todav, I.KS.ino ahaies,
1 In- bond mirkel wis tnoderatelv ntlte ind
Irregular. Total sales par alue, Si.Juo.omi.
t nlled Mates bunds were all unchanged on the
last call.
The following quotations are turntslied Tin
"ribune bt M. S Jotlan k Co., rooms ?"'(
Mean building, Rcranmn Pa, Telephone 6fWi
Open- High Low. Clos
ing. et. nt Ini.
merlran Sigar Ill m lljifc til',
Amerlian Tobacco Ill HI ISO HO
Aolilson T :, Tl To
Mehlson. Pr fs n'i Pfl'i 11;
tlrook liaitlon M ill', " TT'i
Hill k Ohio (HI, P 117 07
(out Tobvio ili'j! r,l, MH IVU
het. A- Ohio 4H (Hi, 101 a
I'hlc f .t. We.t 21 i"i "Hi SIS
SI Paul PifliJ 1'I7' b2 I'US
Ho,k Wand in1 liov, n;i, ii;f,
Km k Tex , Tr M -V7 Vt 514
bonis, f; Nash WVi 10.1T, pi-,1, ihjh
Vim Kletaled I)l' 121 ll'H 110
Mel. Trattlon 171 171 170 170
MI.o. I'.irlllo ins pri lint, lilftij
o,ith ivuitir ji; son y, w,
Nnilolk k West 4i2 ti4 l-U ISH
Ont. r We'tern 12 11 :!2' I2'i
fitini. lty 141l 117 Ul'i 111
Paellti- Mall 40'5 ar.j .ill, .fiij
Tlei.tint: Itv 30'i li, ,vii, (0
R. id'iu lit . Pi 70', 77 7d 71
- iitln n it It SO i .0 in
Vutliein It. H, Pr . ... l s'i CJ S
Tenn I oil A: Iron 01 00, id ot
I'. . Leather 12 HH 12 II
1 leather, Pr 7'4 7", 7'i 7'5
I nion Pailfl 1071- put, imlj pi.114
I nion Pit Ifli. I'r PO 'H -oij wiijj
Wabash, Pi S'l 11 r.O (0
Vesern t nion 0i, 'it op; nitf,
( o Fuel k Iron !, 10 oil, iri
Vmil lopprr I1V 11i. 111 IISiJ
People', It!, l-, 11, l, 1HU
1'iie 7i a- 17 .17' i
Krie. 1-1 00 ii7, ti;i, i,i,ij
Texis pjrlfif lis, 411, 0ii t
Vnier. I ar Koimdiy .... r0 Knij '2') '2''
I'. . ieel (o in', 4l'i :,'(?; r.o',
L'. S. "teel Co., Tr , ... ?' 00 $si, t-
Nr.W YORK flit MX MARKIX
Open lllsh- Low- CIo,
VVIir.T. Inif. et. est Ins
September 7Pj 70, 7.0, 70,
Deieinber 73 70 73 70
.onx.
eptrinber M'-i .vi, i,i3 .In,
llci-cmtur ."nl .Vi 00 on
Scranton Bonid of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
I.Aikiu mm Oil" .. I'r
County sulics Ihnk k 1 rust Co.,
Kliat SUloiial llmk O'arlwndile..
stanilaiil Prillliu; Co
SlOt'KS.
Third National Hank
mine Dop-i-.it and I'iumint Pink..
Kii iiom.i l.iulit, II. -: I . Co
1'iral National Itink
I.aika. Trust Sate Oipo-lt lo
rljtk k -noier .. I'r
siranlen lien I'eiu e ,. Mn-. Co....
St-ionlon Ale Works
Siiatunii -uliis, Pink
Tiadeis' Nitlon.il lhnk
Minulin Holt k Nut lo
People's Hank
nc Mexitu 111. .V; (' Co
110.NDS.
S I anion Pa-senser Hail" ay, flist
Moitasr. due V20.'.
People's Mice! Ittilwuy, fii.t mort.
Cice. tlui- VMS
People's Mreft Itilln.i.t, lieneral
moit't.me, du' P'i
Ditk'en M inul n tin liur C"
l.uki. Tonblp "thool 3 per tent.
Citj cf stl.inlon St. Imp. t p.r
cent
l'.alVvc.
Hean,-Per bushel, tboite mirrow,
Sttanlon Ti.ittion n per teet
0
... 32",
.!0
Did. Asked,
1-0
-'75
40
1-01
1M
100
93
''J?
17i
i i j
115
115 ...
Hi ...
100
102
102
$2 oo,:' m
11-5
Scranton Wholesile Market,
H nrieiied Itv II. I,. Pile. .'
Ilutlei 'n sh tic.imcit,
lie.h, l'H.r.siUi.
l.it kintaiuit te )
in'; i2li.; tlilry.
I heese I'iiII neini. Iil'.alli.
I.SKt Wr.tern tich, lltll'i ; ne.nbt tjtc.
1'i'jiti".
Vledlum IIimiis Per bushel .' ii) )-,,
Hieen IV.i. IVi buhel, hi f,
l'lour Het pttent, pi r bniel. 1 IV.
Hi.ins Per bushel, tliolie iniirnu, a'.Vt'frfj
Pniatnet Pir bii-liel, lil.in.
Onions Per buhel, 1,
New York Grain nnd Produce.
Ne ,,,, ,id, 1!i. -Klour -Vlore aitho and
nnnei, When vpot Hun, No. '2 ,,-,, 77, (, ,,.
b arlnt Option, opened triiir No. 2 ml,
73i. cletiior; No. Noithuii Duluih, 70t.
f. o b H-.il. Opiinn, opi nn Him iri'l -Hone.
It lit Id all ilat t lived III in .it ,i8i. n. I .nl
value. .Int i lo.cd 7lt.: Stpleinbn, 7l',i.j
Oitotiei, 74i ; lVieinbei, 7ik l-un pot
irnntrer, Nn. i. ,VIi. eletator and 37'2r. (. o.
li .tHoal Opiion, aititc and .limis. I'iUo,
reaihid hlch poini o the .r.i-n hih) t Iti.cd 1
a2i ml .idt.iuii. lult i lo.ed Vi'm., -pieiultt'r,
iiiti . Oiioher. ,VIT,i , lleitmbn, ,Vii . Oil,
Spol III UK I. Nil. , :l7i ; Nil. .1, ,'llljr. , No. J
while, llllijiiu,- ; Nn. .1 while, .i)i , t .i. Iv lui-jed
western. .Mifca.ioi ; tiaik tthite, .l-jii, lipiloin
Hr-mu - t,. I liluh.-i, j,c, with i-tirn. and on nop
news lliiilet I'lim; ni-anim. 1.Mt'ii2i, (, .
tnrv, MalV)i. I htesi lneBular, (am t laiuc,
0i ; lim.t sin ill, u'',t. I'bim Mrunci .uic and
IViin.-tlunij, 13.il7i.
Philadelphia Groin and Product
I'hiladilphia, .lulv 19. Wheat I mn; tontrait
crade .lull. 71'm7'2i. r.irn -tirin. li 1,bIhi;
". '2 mlvcd .lull, .ViijaMn' Oil. Knni, It.
luiclier. No. J wli it- t lipped, 40.. Ilutlei -I'lim,
Rood demand; fiiu.v we.lein treameit, "iii8i.
tin. do. inlnU, 'Jit..; do, neul,,i do., jilt ',ag
Fit in; fre.li nearby, l't.; do. we.tein, 1 1 n . ;
do. aouihwcslern. 1'2'ai-.: tin. .ouihirn, I2t.
( lierae.-Mi.idi i New York full iiciiim l.un i
"mail, !l'jilli.; do. (jr rn ihojie, (t,iu(
Itelinid Micirs- I'mlianKt'd. I oitoii-l-liu. I.m.
eier; inlililbnr; uplands, si lli. Tallow -Dull,
tlt.i prime in liiul... .V'i.; inimtrv tlo do lui
rels, a,al'ai.s takes, .V8t. I.Iip I'iiuIIij rinii,
filr dninndi (owl, tbnlie, 12i : do. fill 't unod,
llall'jt i old loosleis, O'jt.; luolltn neaibv,
li'2lt , westiin tin., ll.ijlt.
lliielpra I'lour, l.nmi luirel, m-l !,(i2."'i')
pound, In atk: ulieit, Cl.lVkl ni.holt; (illn,
1,NI bushels; oats, lO.nui) liushelt. .-hlpinrnl.
Wheat, none; corn, none; oats, ti.onj iii.u.,.
Chicago Grain and Produce.
riili'turn, duly VI. orn led Ibe marketi In
alreniilli and acllilt lodn, t losing with an
advance ot lt. for eplemlier on the uiatlicr
and crop 10111111101111. Wheat wat helpcij bv
c.tblea and export sales, the ilo lielns ,,',
liielier for September. September oau tlme-l p,
at. up and provisions 3'ic Impuned. ( a.h
ipintitlona weie a, follovia:
I'lour Meatlii No. .1 aprlnir when. Hi.t a-. ;
-No. '2 red, H7jnst ; No. ! torn, .V2'e. ; .No.
i fllo, "i2Viiat'.; No oat, .1'iiniii ; t
i while, .I7'jf. 1 .No. "1 white, :15j'17'si ; Nn. rye,
M'jc; prime tlmnthv eied. i'i me.s pntk, s'i
20;i laid, (8 ST'itJiai. tlioil il,. ; t.n.p)i; ,n.
wlted nhouldert, 7'jit ; abort tlear lilet. iVM
HO- wlil.key, tfl.V.
Chicago Live Stride Market.
riitr.eo, duly 10, Cattle ftereipta, ,S. ;i n.
tludlnir 1,3-3 Teaanti alionrr to in. hlsher a, a
rule, fjood to prime tlceia, tV lo.i.i. pi, .,nr ln
medium, f4.'2."ia3.23; atmker, and fecdeia .teadv
lo ationc, $2.50ai.3.Vi ton. f.1al.in; helfen. 2.5'l
al.liO; tannera, $l.S7a2.:io; bulla, f..V)at.M,
caliea, J, T.'urt ; Texaa itcera, $.l,40at.ll, llopn
Itecelpta todaj, 1H,1"H; tomoriow, 15.1W0; lelt
tner. H,3lot .irons to 3c. hlsher; mixed and
bulcheu, ,73ali cood to lieaw, fVMaH,t2t.t
roucli heaii. vvia.373; llcht, fv.hfia, avs imfh
of sales, M.S0a.VC3. Mieep-Itetelpl., 3,0fi ,rfp
leadt ; lamb, aleadi; Rood to ihoke wcthtra,
IS.uOaiiO; fair to choice mixed, fJ.S0a3.00; wcat
THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT"
4 Lines 10 Cents
More Than Four Llnei . 3 Cents for Etch Extra Line.
For Bent.
For Reeto
About 1200 feet of floor space on
4th floor of the Tribune building,
su'table for light maufacturing. In
cluding heat, light and power.
Bnquire at office of
The Tribune.
KOIl ItKNT II von arc looUne for a bouse In
loiely locitlon. Call at 213 Madison avenue,
flreen ItldRe.
1011 ItKNT-Klebt rooms, 7.U Jefleraon avenue;
alt modern tonvcnlencea. '
P29 nRKI'.N' niDOK smCIT. ten rooma. modern
lmproicmcnts; (team heat turnUhed; dcsir
desirable.
For Sale.
Hilt SAM". Light sprint' wr.nn. In rood condi
tion. L'nk'ii maiket, 122 Itlicr Miccl, Ol.i
pliant. t'OIt sl,i: -.lock and rlvture, ol a well known
and well cnbllshed sii'tcrv More. New
alotk, soo.l location. Addios lirotcry More,
Tilbune Olflce.
1'Otl (lALi: lll'.M' llniac In Rood condition.
Inquire .117 First ftrect, tit.v.
vtin sit i-'lloii.e nnd lot. I'lo.e In. 1'or busi-
ness tr icldctite. Addre-s Owner, taic ol
The Tribune.
CAtll.oMI OK IIOHM'.s, fimn ten In fourteen
hundred, at 222--22I Oakloul court, J. M.
Klcld.
FOU MLh-A Cottrell t Son, cj Under pre,,
.! In re.tr! .nr.lllion, nCW lolltrt, .!10.
Apply WilkcvBartr Tluio. O-uic. Wllkca llarre,
l'a.
For Sale or Rent.
FI1 MIX OR niAl- sincle bouse, Wl Well;
ater aienue Ten loom,, tcam beat , V.
Retnolds, lonnell bulbhm.'.
Heal Estate.
kSMUtut-st4-w..AA
ItiMixiMi'. I'lfir jl Fniloritllle. Iieaiititutla
.Itiialed, fen minute, fiom elation I''
esse, lovely view of surioun-liiiB tountrv Will
tut lo null buvers. Prices veiy low AiMrcM
W f llacketl, Ural Utile, Scranton, l'a
em sheep, U..Vni, jearlinss, lil.7i, nitite
lamb.. .I2iiV. wcsieui lambs, i 7."n"i OIHilil
retelpts and elilpineiits for lliui-div I ntle -Iteieip!.
H,.(1. aliipmint., '.""" lines, re. eps,
jn,.in,V, shlpnirnts, H,i,.l, fheep receipt., 11,779;
ahipnirnts, .''.
New York Llvo Stock Market.
. Nrvt ot .lulv l'l Heevrs-Meers moderately
aitlve. sleidt to slioni, bull, firm; tows, I'll
I.m. Iiuhei, 'fleeis, 4 -.' ", i V 'K) ; bulls, .l.'20j.W;
con., 2 4fial."n, t ilvrs .ullvi- and neidt; ie.il,
'-.i7.'i. biiileimilks, l 2i: fed ialvc, l VI
sheep -Weak under eiadrs, -2. oil. lamlu, -low,
trtiienllt HI I" 2Vt oil; sheep. !ilVl; mil.,
2.2"i.i2 7."i. Inul". ",ii, .VI; mo-l of Hie eales at
'jj'-. Host Itct.-ipl-, 1,0.7. .Nominally weak.
East Liberty Cattle.
Last Lllicil,. Julv Vi.-l attle Mcidt ; extri,
V 'Van, prime, "i VMV 70; cood. f .2"i I"
lln, Mead.i , prime lnitles, l.'ii'i 17'.. lutht
oikei ati-i piss, Ciji,,i, n;t tomiuoti to fair vork
ii, ii,i'iO-,, ioiisIis, ia" !); -kip., 'I.;.'il.7j,
sheei Mead.i . bet wither. . l 2'hl .'10. mils
aid tiiinnion, t VU2 .VI; veirllns-, Ial 73, veal
taltcs, i.i7..'j0.
Oil Market.
Oil ill. Julv 17 -rrcdit liilani". 111. lertiil-
ale., 122 bl-l foi i ish. -hlpmeni., Ill.2l;
avtr.iRc, ),ii,i. linns, ioii.iiu, .urusf
vi.ni.
BASE BALL.
National League.
vt Pitinbui- n. it r..
Hi.iiki.tn n i o o i n o o n ;, . i
Imi-Iiiiii: looinooii i i-2 -2
Httleiies linnov in and I'aircll; I'uolc and Kun
mn. I mplic I. iii-lic.
Vt Ibli.is'i- it. II. i:.
Nen V.OII, 11110 110 11(10 22 'I 0
I III. .11" 0 I II 1 '2 II 1 II '3 12 0
lliltrile MatlhvMin and Muilh; I'ailui and
haln c. I mp ic I unninshiui.
M M. Ir'Uls It II K.
Ro.toii II n 0 it 0 0 li 0 1 1 I n
-i Louis 0 I o :i ii .; o o ; n 2
llailtiies- 1'illlri.ei and Ixlttiidse. I'uvvell and
llvau. I mpncs-Multci and .NUhuli.
Vt I im Iniiiti It . II.
I'liiladelphii 0 0 0 0 n 1 n 1 o--2 u 2
llmlniiiii I I 0 0 -2 11 11 -2 tt 12 I
tlitlciic While and Jitklllnh; ll.lin ard
Mtiscu. I niplic Ihiier.
American League.
At 1 lutaco ( II. ;,
nallliu-'ic 0 1 0 " II 0 11 t 11-7 S j
tliitas (I 11 n II I 0 I) 0:1-1 0 J
(latteries llnnell and lliciiahau; Uaivci and
ullivaii. I mplic I amnion.
M rleveLind Ft. II ;.
Hn.inn 0 11 n n 0 0 0 0 1 0 I ",
llcvclind 1 11 11 11 0 0 11 0 0 1 2 j ;
llilleile. oui'S an-l Sihicikuiumt; Mooic
and Wood, I mplic I niuioll,.
VI Oflinlt j. 11. ;,
Wa.iunsti'i 0 0 11 0 I 0 1 1 0-.I 7 ,1
Dclrolt 1 0 .1 -2 I 0 11 11 7 1.1 11
llatieiir. I'airiik md lii.id.v: Miller and Hue
low, I mplic, lla-kell and Vlana-au.
Vt Vlilivaukte . H. ;.
I'hilt'lflphia '1 11 11 n n -. 11 n 1-1 "
Milttaiikee 0 I 11 0 0 11 0 0 0- 7 j
llalteiits I'lank and I'mvcra, llu.tliua and
Mali'iii11.. I mplic sheiidin,
Eastern League.
VVoncslei, rt; lluHalo, ,
llnlfonl, 'I; s.Mitii.c, 2 tni't cinie).
Ilailf'iiil, .1; '.viatii-c, II (scct'iid cainc).
Tmonlo, 12; Muntital, '2.
Fred the Walter.
"Fred, the liiriuaii w.tilei," wa, .eivim; bur
to half 11 ilocn iii-loiiuis al ,1 mund tilde,
when lie alepped nn the I ill of the ., to tat and
uciil.t ilioppid a ll.i.t of foaiulm; .teiiis In his
.iiimi', In- iii.uli .1 kltk .11 the animal, and.
tiil-liiK her, hurled a e thulti- Oilman awcar
winds at In r -m l c klunk hiijj lo her litter
id kittens iindir the Int.
"1 thou.-lil all lirimaiis 01 ii- tauuht In bo
iepftliul to tlieh p.iienis, Fiid," eahl out t.f
the customers, fol.'tilm: .iiipil.e.
"Ilof, i,n replltd Hit- wallti.
"Ihai'a jour tat, l.n'l it,'" mked (lie im
toinri,
",lal" tald Kiel.
"she'a a mothei, l.n'i theV"
Mil"
"I'lien, If ,he'a .vuiiia and a mother, he'
vnur mother, l'icil, nnd ,vnu ousht in ttcat
her beilei. I'm .itluimil to cc jnu kltU nnd
avvcar at .vnur mothei,"
lied looked piuled. lie had no icnly answer
for thl old pla.i on wold., mi be went oil .tolld
ly lervlni; I'tei. I'nwiuly the Jnni.e tu.loiuer
cave Fred a one-dnllai bill to pi.v fm nvc ihlnks
at 10 tenia i-ath, and lose to B". Ficd nlu-c
qulously liandid lilm hla hat, a new one, iv.
Ina-i
"Von neneially weir a deiby, .Mr llrotvn,
Wh.v aie ,vou wcarlne this Fchia tmlaj 1"
"Oh, lt' a pleasant thatiRc," war, the re
ply.
"Hood ill)!" said lied, honln-.
"Theie'a (illy cenla tomlns lu me," Mid the.
cuitomcr-
"I nave it to jou," .aid lied, "when I handed
jou the hat."
"Uu did not," eald the uutomei.
"It' )our hat, li It iiotl" aiked Fied "And
lt' ihante. at jou Just told me. riieielorc
the hat'a jour chaise, (Joed day!" .New Vork
Tribune.
SITUATIONS
WANTED
FREE.
Wanted.
WAXTF.ti-An InlclllRent (Catholic) lady or sen
lleman to nil a llitht. rl""-1 position:
good pa.i, if aullable. AildrcM 1. O. Ho 20,
t-cranlon, l'a,
Help Wanted Male.
U'ANTKIi Wholesale house wints offltc man
net at Stranloii, 110 Ir-ivrlluK; permanent
position; l.fa1 silar.v; larur extra protlls; 7U0
tah rcqtilicd; eeturcd. Vihlrea,. Manuf tcturer.
No. 1H2 Cheiry, I'hiladelphli, l'a.
WANIIIII voiiiib mm Willi nilnral talent for
dravvlnc, lo train as nevvapaper arllst by
mall; write for tree tiruilar levsmi. Stbool ot
Cariiatiite, Woibl llulhlliiit. New- ) ink city.
Help Wanted Female.
WANII'.li-V clil for Keneral housework. Apply
at .:0'l Vhillsun nvenue.
W VNTKIl lilil lor Keneral hoiisenork In a Mnall
famll) I2s C,i) avenue
WAN TKIi The addrev, of tulles who are ambi
tious in e.un monev by sellimr an article
Indlspeiislble to all neatlv "drcaed ladles; a '2i
tent Hit Is. It that .ellt Itself, 011r friend, will
thank .von for offerlna II lo them, and help ell
to others I all on or addrev,, with two tent
stamp, Vlrt, Wood, 3! W'ashlnslon avenue,
Scranton, l'a
Agents Wanted.
WAN I KII Reliable anenls tn take subscriptions
for popular tnairalnc. In mnnoctlon with
new census Atlas. Km eptlnml opportunil).
Wille lodi.i, .luhii Wananiikcr llept. l''2A ,
.New ork.
W AM Kit-Ten evpi-rlenud tanva-sinc apenla,
with pood rcteieiiies, wille today, John
Wanamikei, Dcpt 102 V, .New ork.
RKANGII WANT OFFICES.
Want Advertisements Will Be
Becelved at Any of the Follow
ing Drug Stores Until 10 P. M.
Central City
AIDER r sCHM'TZ. corner Mulberry
ftieet and Webster avenue.
GUS1AV l'lCIILL, 0 Adams avenue.
West Side
CEORCE W. JENKINS, lot South Main
avonue.
South Scranton
FRED L. TERPPE, 723 Cedar avenue.
North Scranton
GEO. tt". DAVIS, corner North Mala
avenue and Market ttrect.
Green Ridge
CHARLES P. JONES. 15J7 Dickson
avenue.
r. J JOHNS, 0:0 firern Rldje utreet.
C. LOItENZ, corner Washington ave
nue and Marlon ttrect.
Petersburg
W. H. KNf.PFEL. 1017 Irvine avenue.
Dunmore
J, tt. ROM". Is EON.
Boavders Wanted.
WAN! EH Table bcardcra. Mrs. Tompkins, 531
U.ulilnslon avenue.
Money to Loan.
fjio.ooil 1X1 LOAN Lowest rates', straight or
monthly pa.vinenl.s. Mark & Co-.Traders" bldg.
ANVAMOl).NT OF .MONEV TO LOAN-Qulck,
atialylt leans or Jlulldinff and Loan. At
from 4 to 6 per cent. Call on N. V. Walker,
S1I-JIV (Vnnell bulldlmr.
Furnished Rooms.
FOR RENT One large furnlslied Iront room;
also one fide loom. S37 Adams avenue.
Business Opportunity.
W AN I KII turns nun with twenty-five dollars
(25II0 lo tun the aucney for this titv.
t'ltt.lon .md I arlioiidale, for a household article
of iie.it mill' oii tan po.tiiely make from
Vi t" -I" dil'i II vou aip a hustler. Addrc,
or piiiuiiliis at once, (.. VV. II , thia otticc.
Situations Wanted.
Sill 1lON' WAMI.D s cook or chef in hotel
or club. Addre-s, rook. 115 Penn avenue.
sift VI ION WAVlhP Bv .votmir man a, book-
kceptii or Hitler work nf any kind, cvpeil
ented, be.t iffeiiiiic. I' h. P., Tribune Offltc.
slllAriO.N" W AMhli-Hj a lady to take in
ua.liliif;. M II-. Iribune Office.
lll IION W WIED Circular sample dislribu
tor or miniitimr the work, or collector (or 4
Rood hrm vddirss It , et tall on Dr. Thompson,
OH Ki.t Maiket iticcl.
sill VIION W'VNIKD-Io co out by the day
washing or ileauinR. Call on or address Mrs.
ltusfell, 121 1 Cedar avenue.
Sill MION tt ANrKll-lteeittered phaiTnatlst ol
tli.l tl.i.t pratlital rvpeiiencc; ungle. Ad
iliew Quinine. Iilbune Ottlte.
sill VIION WAVIKD-R) a .vounft man as as
.ieiaiit tliaiichtsman or tracer. Address Box
M, lliioop, l'a.
r-IHATION W AN'll.ll Evperlenccd epert ac
1 militant would like to mike a few enzage
infill. 10 open, 1 In", audit, po.i and balance
books, Vddiesa I, i-rt, Tribune Oihct
sill A I ION tt VMLII Cnuhtiuii want, a t-itua-1I011
ulth a piiiale fjiinl.i : undcitands the
l.ii.iiie.s ilioroiiKlili ; ohcr and tellable and a
t iiclul dilwr, wlih cnod tit) icfcienica. Ad
diejs I'liaihiiiin. 3-11 IV1111 avenue.
sill .VIION WANIhli Aa cletk in croccry, Ihno
vt-.na txperlentc Hid lefercntta. AddusJ,
II. V. II., 2 I idir avenue.
sill VI ION WAM'ED By .1 man (trading or
lavlim idialk. 01 fcncinn, or cutllns
lawns' tu an) kind of work. 1110 Llojd street,
sit ond tloor.
sl'll ATIOS ttNI'Kll B) an expert laundress
on ladle.' or Krnilenien's fine clothes. Lat'',
toppiiu -11 boti'N tan Inif llielr laundry d.tfj
i;i hoit not I.e. Addles 1110 Lloyd street, ttc
mill i1.hh.
sll'l Alios WVN'IEII To co out washlnz and
Iroiilnc. VV a-lilnic and iionlne taken borne
iil-n. (all or addiis. .'-.It Noith Sumner avenue.
MTI'ATION WNII'.ll-V vitunan wants waih
Ins to lake htane. Addltes Mia. A. It. Evanl,
;!!) Evans couit.
Sin VIION WA.N'IED II) a lopeclable clrl to
tin toiikipc: tan fuiiii.li bet references.
Plea.c tall at j.11 Ittbett-a avinur, ll)dc Park,
sll'l A'I'ION' WAMED lly a Rood clrl to do Ren
i-ial hou.ewoik; can uive beit references,
Plea.e tall al Ml llebecia avenue, lljdu Park.
sill A I ION WANTED Hy strong, active, joung
man, wllllwt to do any lioneat work; one.
vcar'a fvperlfiitc In ahlpplngi uood ttfeiemca.
Atlduw, II. L-i ii ( Tribune Ottiie,
ir
MH'AIIOV WANTED By A jounif man, as a
tlr.t-cla.s atenofraphcr. Address 'teno,''
care 1'ribune.
SITUATION WAN'lED-By a jounj man', well
recommended; willing to work at anything;
cheap, with board. Addiess K. M,, ill Meridian
stieet.
SITUATION WANTEDBy t mlddlc-aced woman
as houiekeeper in widower's family; tan give
relerence. Call on or address M, IL, 115 South
llcbecca avenue, Scranton, Pa.
bITl'ATION tt'ANTED-lilrl wants situation at
general houaevvoik. (,ood steady girl. Ad
dress M, Rochlord, General Delivery, ttest Sid
Postolflce.
9 .
DIRECTORY.
3 Insertions 25 pents
More Than Four Line, A Centt for Each Extra Line.
PROFESSIONAL.
.WtMs-ISr
Certified Publlo Accountant.
EnWAltD O. Sl'AULDINO, 23 TRADERS BANK
BuildinR.
Architects
EDW'AItn IL DAVIS. ARCHITECT, CONNELL
building-.
FREDERICK L. DROWN", ARCIt. B., REAU
Latate Echanfe nidg., 126 Wajhlngton tK
Civil nnd Mining Engineer. t
H. U HARDIKO, 604 COKNELri BUILDIN0.
Dentists.
DR. a B. EILENREROER, PAUL! BUILD1NO.
Bprnce atreet, ticranlon.
DR. a ajAUOACH. 115 WYOM1NQ AVENUE,
Lawyers.
KnANK ,.E" noYLE ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
'""" . t, 10 sna co uurr ouilaing.
F. K. TRACY.ATT'V.COMMONWEALTn BLDQ,
D'.in "-I'l-OOLE. ATTORNEY-LOANS NEQO.
Hated on real estate security. Hears buildlnc.
ut"" "stningcon avenuti ana sprues street.
WILLARD, WARREN 4: KNAPP, ATTORNEYS
and counsellors atdaw. Republican building.
Washington aienue.
JL'S-SUP k JE&UP, ATTORNEYS AND 001JN-'
sellers at-Iavr. Commonwealth bulldlwc. Reotni
10. 20 and 21.
KnJ'vRD W. THAYER. ATTORNEY. nOOMI
"Moot, Pth floor, Meara building.
L. A. WATRE1. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, BOARD
"I Trade building, Scranton, Pi,
PATTERSON k WILCOX, TRADERS" NATIONAL
Rank building.
C. COMEOY9, B13 REPUBLICAN BUILDINO
A. W BFRDIOLP. OFFICE MOVED TO NO.
211 Wyoming avenue.
Physicians and Sugeons.
DR. W. E. ALLEN, 413 NORTH, WASHINGTON
avenue.
DR. 8. W L'AMOREAUX, OFFICE 333 WASH.
ington avenue. Residence, 1311 Mulberry.
Chronic disease, lungs, heart, kidneys and
genitourinary organs a. specialty. Hours, t
(o 4 p. m.
1
Hotels and Kesturants.
THE FI.K TAFE, 123 AND 127 FRANKL1U
avenue. Rates reasonable. . .-
P. ZE10LEH. Proprietor. .
SCRANTON HOUSE. NEAR D.. L. t W. PAS.
eenger depot. Conducted on the Europesa
plsn. VICTOR KOCH. Proprietor.
Scavenger.
A. B. BRIGGS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS ANQ
cess pool,; no odor; only Improved pumps userl.
A. B. Brlggs, proprietor. Iave orders ll'H
North Main avenue, or Klcke'a drug store, cor
ner Adams and Mulberry. Both telephones.
- a
Seeds.
G. R. CLARKE & CO . SEEDSMEN AND NURS.
eryinen, store 201 Wathlnglon avenue; gretra
houses, I960 North Main avenue ; store tela
phone, 7S2.
Wire Screens.
JOSEPH KUETTEL, REAR -11 LACKA. AVE
Scranton, Pa., manufacturer of Wira Screens
Miscellaneous.
DRESSMAKING FOR CHILDREN TO ORDER;
also ladles' waists. Louis Shoemaker, ;u
Adams avenue.
MEOARGEE BROS., PRINTERS" SUPPLIES, EN-TgT
velopes, paper bags, twine. Warehouse, 130
Washington avenue, Scranton, Pa.
THE WILKES-BARRE RECORD CAN BE HAD
in Scranton at the new, atand, of Rrismvn
Bros., 405 Spruce and S03 Linden; M. Notion,
22 Lackawanna avenue; I. 8. SchuUer, 2U
Rpruca street.
3
Lost.
LOST A grav storm cape at comer Linden street
ana .vums aienue; leu on one ot ths
benches. luulcr will please return to 743 Kresalcr
court.
LOsT Gold rimmed glavse. In case. Lost Thurs
iIav afternoon in central city. Please return
to Tribune or Times olfiies and recelvtt reward.
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Capital, $6,0C0,000.
P. 0. Box 1009. " "" -,
Scatlle, TTasn., July 0, f-OI, '
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