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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE- FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1901.
XJ1'.
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
SUSQUEHANNA.
Kpe 11 to me suantim ininme
sntpquiMiunru. Auk. t. Ilrv. lather
Fntrnn, of Grout Houil, ycstcnlny 10
turned lionir fioni his Huropenn trip.
Mr. .1. P. .MuiKMii tlilnKis lie will bo
nblK tn settle the Mori strike within
n fp day?. After that will ho kindly
do a llttlo HcttlliiR In Busaiichnnim?
In any community the-man who can
fettle a Htilke Ik much mgre vnlunble
than the man who Htiuttt one.
rtev. Father Hioderlck lslted Itev.
Father Kiirhii, at Great Jtend, last
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. William KpcH and
chlldien arc HiiIiib ilnh fit Coxtown
pond.
Mr and Mr. Charles Tobey, of
Rcranton, arc Ruests of Mrs. Tobey's
Jiiother. Mrs, C. T. Bertram, of Eiist
Chuich street.
S n. rjpinlin. of ltlnchamtoti. Is In
town today.
A doc; polfonnr Ih abroad In the
town, slaylncr his supcrlois. Stirh
wretches deserve the halter. If the
Lord ever made a mistake It wan
vhen he let such rlff-rnlt Into tho
world.
Oops throughout Susquehanna
county are fair.
rt W. M. nouton, pastor of the
Avenue Methodist church, Is at Sid
ney tamp meeting.
The annual reunion of 'The noys
nnd llirli of '7i" took place today-at
fa't SpiliiK". this county.
Ii-s Lillian I'ompton, of Hallstead,
Is vislllncc Susrnteh.inna fi lends.
t Vnlnndale. on Monday night,
lightning killed sixteen iowh lieMonging
tti John Jones. The animals v. cre
tin rloi a tiee.
In tloiiemlt. .Inly L'O. by I!ev. W L.
TJ.ites. Conrad lirhvmi nnd Miss Har
liet Verinllyea, both of Susquehanna,
weie united In mnnl.isy.
The Susquehanna Rod Men 111 at
tend the Five Comity Red Men's con
vention, at llcpolt. August -
Pyion Fiench Is 111 at his home on
West W.iMilngtnn stieet.
Family leunlons mo blossoming. A
reunion Is nbout tho only pl.ue on
eaith where poor and ilch rel.itlws
meet on the level except whoie they
nre laid In their Braves. Theie are
woise things than family leunlons.
Take (lunch picnics, for Instance.
Miss nilsta Frnzler Is the guest of
relatives at C.innonsvllle, X. Y.
Trof. and Mrs. C. T. Thoipe. of
Forest City, aie visiting lelatives In
town.
The Thayer family leunlon will he
held at Lakeside. Aug. fi.
The C-isp family leunlon will bo
lield on rto.s Faik, Hlughamton. Au
gust o
County Supeilntendent of Schools
Charles U. Moxley, of Hallstead, was
In town on Wednesday.
Principal R M. Tease, of the Hall
Ptead s-chools, was In town on Wednesday.
than electric light, and it Is hoped that
the good people of tills boiough will
view It In the proper light and put
forth every effort to help tho enter
prise along.
The At unstrung family held their an
niversary family reunion In the
Academy giove yesterday. It was
largely nt tended and much enjoyed by
tho members and others.
Mr. A. R Finch Is out again after
sevcrnl days seveie lllncsc.
It Is surprising how neglectful Borne
of our citizens are In icgard to keep
ing the gias and weeds cut along the
side walks fronting their propeitlcs.
Some people never seem to think of
cutting the weeds In fiout of their
properties until fenced to do so by the
proper authorities. The side walk
along by the watering trough Is nearly
closed up by over hanging weeds nnd
nettles and Is a disgiace to the town
as well as a iwlninco to the traveling
PITTSTON.
Special to Hie Scrsnlon Tribune.
rittston, Aug. L Mr. nnd Mrs. Mor
ris Wicks, of Drummntxl street,
Hughestown, w oi e considerably worried
today over the sudden and mysteilous
disappearance of their daughter, Ina,
n young lady L'2 yeais of age. She has
been of feeble mind for tho past eigh
teen years, nnd her condition lias nnt
been us goi,itl as usual lately. Her
trouble wi duo to an accident when
slip was three years of ago. A ser
vant gill had set a tub of hot water on
the Moor nnd tho little child In huny-'
Ing In response tn a call from her
father in tho next room fell over and
Into the tub of water, receiving sell
ous scalds nbout tho head. Tho Injuty
Immediately affected her mind. She
has always been conllncd In her room
under close surveillance ami was nev
er allowed out unless nccompanlcd by
a member of the family. At a Into
hour last r,lght, despite tho watchful
ness of her parents, who have been
iiniiRUnlly vigilant of lute, owing to the
chnnge In her condition, she succeeded
In mnklng her way from tho house un
noticed, and no ttace of her could be
found until lato this afternoon, when
word was lecclved trom Wllkes-Bnrre
to the effect that the girl had been
picked up In that city, and was in the
PORTRAIT PUZZLE.
FACTORYVILLE.
Fiisv Jjj w'Mff
Cut out theie several p.irN an 1 ee if you oin f'rji the portrait of a great writer?
public, and should have been attended
to long ago.
m
FOREST CITY.
Fpeclal to the Scranton Tribune.
Faetoryvllle, Aug. 1. The supper at
the M. IC. chuich last Wednesday even
ing was a decided succetu, socially nnd
financially, over fourteen doll. us being
realized.
r Mr. and Mis. Henry C.upenter and
family 1 etui nod Monday Mom Hones
dale whcie they had been spending
Borne lime.
MltsS I Inn lot Ciisnmii Is spending a
few da.K with her sWter In Sciantou.
Theie will be no services at the M.
V church next Sunday and a imdlal
Invitation Is extended I" tho congie
gation to attend services at the Flist
B.iptl.-t chun h.
The pioblom of electilc lights lor our
town seems to hae been solved now,
and It is only a matier of time when
yip canhaveelei tile lights If so desired.
A company of Sciautnn capitalists have
applied to the governor tor a chaiter
fm an electilc light company, the pin
uuipohi of will li Is to light tin towns of
Waverly. (ileiiluun. Claik's Ciiecti,
Clark's Summit. P.iltnii and Factoij
Vllle. The plant will be located at
Dalton. It will In- ,t question of piiie
nnd the decision or mir cltlaens as to
whether we will have the lights 01 not.
Theie is no better light to bo obtained
Fpecial to the scrantnn Tribune.
Foiest City, Aug. 1. The First Xn
tlonal bank completed Its first year of
ex,lstonr.p today nnd the quarteily
statement Just Issued shows a very
Ki.itif.viiu state of affalis. The de
posits have alteady passed the $100,
000 niiit k and the institution enjoys the
confidence of the public.
Miss Martha B. Whipple, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Whipple, nnd
Mink Davis, two well known young
people of the town, weie united in
marriage at the bride's home nt 8
o'clock last evening. Bev. It. L. Claik
was the nfllclating cletgymaii. Miss
Whipple, n sister of the bride, attended
her and Mr. Olbson, of I'cekvillo, wns
best uitiii.
Itev. W. Hollenshed will deliver his
lecture, "Help Yourself," in the Bap
tist chuich at Clllford tomoriow even
ing. Sheriff W. J. Maxoy was In town yes
terday. Beginning Monday the Forest City
postotllce will close each evening at
7 o'clock.
The union service will be held Sun
day evening In the Baptist church,
Itev. .lonathan Davis pleaching,
C. D. Hemming, a Scranton laboi
editor, was in town Monday and Tuesday.
The Henterpilse Hose company has
dec Ided to hold their clam bake and
picnic in the giove near the Ontario
and Western depot. ,
T. L. Hoi ton suffeicd a paialytlc
stroke this morning and was uncon
scious for vetal hours. Later he
i allied and Is thought to be out of danger.
caie of Mis. Ileitiile, of the humane
society. Her patents Immediately left
for the county seat to take her home.
Sevcial young men who weie out
quite late last night weie given a scare
that will doubtless result in mme leal
good than a patental lectin o. It was
at - o'llnck in the moinlng while on
Water stieet that they wore badly
filglitened by an app.ultlon In white.
Although they had made their boasts
over theli unbelief in gliosis they lied
In tenor as the white robed figure
strode up the street waving a lighted
lantetn. They told their stoiy to a
patrolman who Investigated and found
tho strange figure to be Mrs. ,Ioeph
Whltiock, wlio i.ldes In the rear of
St. .lames' Kplscopal chuich. For the
past few days her mind had become
demented and dining last night she
wrapped herself in a sheet, secured
a lantern nnd left her home. The
police took her In charge and she was
placed In a cell In the city police sta
lioiv. Today she wns a Living maniac
and this afternoon was icmoved to
the Danville nsyliim.
The Brothers b.i.o ball team of
Hiighestown was at Olypliant yester
day and took nnnthcr victory from
the Olypliant Browns, who have for
the fourth time this season pioved an
easy team for the fat Brothers. The
latter will be at Hanover pail; next
Satin day afternoon, when they will
meet the strong Wllkes-Barre nma
tcuis. LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Under this heading thort letters of Interest
will he published uhen accompanied, for publica
tion, by the writer's name. The Tribune doei not
utume responsibility for opinions here eipreued.l
The Other Side of the Jermyn School
Controversy.
IMitiir of The Tribune.
Sir: Will jnu Kindly allow in sptcc in jour
v a 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 e paptr to (intent the "other side" uf
jS II
COFFEE
A LUXURY WITHIN THE REACH OP ALL!
If you went to buy a Hon
whelp you would'nt accept a
kitten as a substitute, even if
the dealer urges you.
Now, don't accept a substi
tute for
LION COFFEE.
It is bound to turn out a com
mon yellow cat, with none of
the strength of the linn.
Wi.,mU ...... .... a, a
ttuti.il our nuxi Baveriisemeni
You want LION COFFEE because it is LION COFFEE.
If, on the other hand, you want a coffee which, in order to hide imperfections, is "highly
jiu.vtu4iu ivb4 6&a wu uwiui preparations, wieu uo noi ouy
"J5
V
If LION COFFEE were common, ordinary stuff, coffee drinkers would'nt insist on hav
ing it. It is used in millions of homes because it is the best coffee in the world for the
i price. If you doubt this, take a single package home and try it.
In every package of LION COFFEE you will find a fully illustrated" and descriptive
list. No housekeeper, m fact, no woman, man, boy or girl will fail to find in the list some article
whtch will contribute to their happiness, comfort and convenience, and which they may have by
simolv cuttinp- out a certain number of lAnn lAe fnm u nf ... ..a ..Ja
(packages (which is the only form in which this excellent coffee li sold).
W00L50N SPICE CO., TOLEDO, OHIO.
the wvcslletl ".lermjn school muddle?" It Is
sild lint we should be njlck to hear, hut iW
tn fpfiV, (or a listening cur nnd n silent tongue
are ornaments cf srrst rslue. hut the Wppe"
(m no lute beii (filled In withering MriM'in)
hao been so niitreueentcil tlut now the time
seein to Intc mine when tn Veep silent would
" rniMinlh. M. 1!. l.nott list thrown ilon
tho trnuiitlrt. mid If we illd not tke It lip wet
would bo untrue to our sntestry and to our hit-torj-j
wo would be flc to our eonselente and
our country, ami would tirnvo ourtelvet tecresnt
tn tlie ilutlet and opportiinltle' of the hour. The
"battle" U forced Himn us bj a nun who rilit
for peaco wlirn he detlrts no (lone
Tn b sllrnt wn-ild be to iile cur content to
the mcnttrniii nm pattcnx of a rrllglont minority
In our town. Our foe hat pietlpltiled the con.
fllct, snd we mutt neither stand still nor flee
sway, but mole fornanl In the ilffrme of truth
nd llbrrly.
Tlie crjilmllng clat of IW1 of the .lerrnyn
high thonl p.mtect by iininlinnui vote that they
would attend services en June I, 100), at the
Melh-idltt Kpltcopil church, at which time .1
I'nccolaiireate sermon was to be preached to
them. They Ivtued Imitations foi the tame and
Imlted the faculty, school noani ami the ptt
tors of the town The teat-ten and the grsdunt
Ing data were to meet st the home of t'rafesor
Ihrrett and go to the chinch In a bedy 'The
Cahollc teachers were Just as enthutlattlo as tin
ethers until Scturdiy cienlng, .'une t, l""!,
when a .nb.il protest was nude by Director
Crmt, W. V.. I.t noil's "right hind man" They
had received (heir linltatlojis oer nine dsys
before lliev made their protet. It eildently
took them a long time to discover the "violation
of the rights of Catholic tavpajers," .1 viola
tion at he sees flt to call It, hcrntite five Trotcst
snts went to the church to which he It opposed,
A petition was presented to the board, signed
not by ninety, as he cltlnis, but by sixty-four,
snd twenty-one of tliete unable to prefix thel'
signature tn the petition With the petition
came n retinue of guards of honor, who lrmlnd
ed us of the dis of Cr.ir.mer, whin their crv
was, "Let the dog't beard be mule." We could
not view the petition In the light that lilt
"highness" and guards of honor did. Conse
quently we were branded "Pett autocrats cloth
ed with the pciwer nf a day." huch narrowners
and blgotrv belongs to the primitive sges. tie
his made a gieat adn about 1 ! election of I'm
fester tlarrett, whom he cialnit to be the "c.ui'C
of all Hie truible among the cllirrna and neigh
bors here." Hut If the name of l.jnott were
substituted In the rlice of Dirrett we would
have the progenitor of all the strife and discord
here Profesnr Barrett Is Innocent of lh
charges so foolishly nude. Professor tlarrett re.
celved eight votes of the nine members, Kd-
rounds casting the only negitlvc vote.
He also has much tn sa.v of the degradation
of trailier. etc. Hut not a word was said last
jear by this "in-tlre loving minority" when
Ills Vail was taken from Ttfom 5 to Itoom 2
anil MIs Mulhrnrti plaied In ltnom 5 and salary
riised two dollar n-oro than eirr was paid a
teaiher In that room lie'ore "Oh, consistency,
consistency, thou .irei Jewel'" The nippers do
nnt presume to know .it much ss hit "hlghne-s "
but thrv knew well what was bet for the Infer
os' of the school when the changes were mide,
and if M II l..vnotl or any other cltlren Is
anxious to know tho icisnjn for the changes the
board will willingly volunleer tho Information.
He pmkt of "pnweifiil Inluenie whlili prevent
ed the majority from c.injing out their pur-pa-e
" It is evident to the tloM-ra Miat he knows
more about that "powerful Influence" than do
thiv. M. V.. Ijnott has made a mountain out
of .1 mole hill Ale we all under the heel of Hie
Uini in Catholic clinnli? n when Mio sacs lint
our sent and ri (lighter cannot have the lilierlv
fur whli li we fnugiit, nnd when s'ic would une
an Injunction on a class tniipnteel cnr'rely if
ProtciuHs from attending ffrvicrs In thes
fhurih of their choice when tliee thdigt come
tn the light of div. evcty mill with '-.ul in
blond III hit veins and liuerlcnti h-c ntv in tils
hcait frcls hit checks Hush with righteous Indig
nation, and Ids soul ablare with patriotic protes
tation. In tins lat decade nf nineteen cen
turies of ( brUtiau procross and elvlllratlon Is
it poIMo that we aie luli'd and dictated tn by
the .lr.suitic.cl biotherliooii? If it is mi, let us
Implore an Almighty Pioildenie to roll bick
the ecus and put us where we belong, in thew
dark ages when knowledge via a crime, Ignor
nine and virtue and religion iiiispoik ihlo slavery.
l,nt us puk up, big and liaggage. and move tn
wiine iniinlrv- whcie we slull find nirrnundin.'c
inoio sultiblo In thos. tvranuii'it Miinptious of
tills vampire of the twentieth century.
The rtocr. unlike our riicinv, have no words
of nhlnrpiv to hurl nt apv nillcunlllv. I'or (,'od
his made of one blond all nitious lo dwell on Hie
face of the eaith. Wo aie willing to grant M.
li I.vnott the simo luiilleges .is an American
citlren which we ourselves enjoy. Though this
his been and still Is, noiiiluallv, a I'lotestmt
land, wo hive tilt no de-lie to hamper tlie fob
loncis of any oilier faith It Is the hpirit if
I'rntcslantl-ui to grant eveiv in in libeilv of con
mIchcp and fieednn of aitlon without tt trie tlmi.
ho long as the public we.il is not adveri-elv af
fee ted. Hut If Honiiii ( '.illiollc teachers how
t Is tt they .no under the thumb nf ,c prht: tliat
bo conttids their luilucss trlations and their of
ficial acts, then thev pitlly incur the Mi-plt ion
that neither our tibcily nor our IntcreM is aale
lit Ibrir liamN.
Tlie Catholic- light of duly lOrvll, llnratcnt
a bo.vcolt on Piotrtants. If ltoinan Caibobct
obey the thicnleiied bojiolt of an linnctt mm
In an liunc-t buslncs, then the conclusion is
tint tho dictates nf a priest are more to lluin
thin prij-onal independence. We cannot re ist
tho conclusion, nli-o. (hit thev aie not their own
masters, and tint our business relations with
them depend not upon honesty and fail ness on
lur pait, but on the caprices of one man, Vie
do not want In revive the blstoilc memories i,
the pa.t. We aie witling that the pit shohld
be buried. Hut today, when that chuich emplncs
bulldozing and bojiolting, the modern Inqul-i-Hon
by which ch hopes tn foice men Into their
tialn nnd nnko men obev her, then we (annul
help icialling and recounting the past Tl is
n (T .i 1 r Is of minor Importance but i straw will
how the direction the t intent Is going. It
sounds a note of alarm whlih should thrill every
man who pilretlns conscience, loves bU countiy
and believe in religious liberty.
Willi mi II Moicomb,
tleorge Illake
I' I. )CKW
T H Ci.ivvlorrl.
Simile Watcis.
THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.
New ork, Aug 1 - l'odi)' rebound in pru.-s,
when trading was commenced al Hie iock e
change, seemed lo be one or tho tonal rluctui
lion of tin1 narrow piofoi.!onal maiket and was
(haracteilstlcally lacking In any nuva lo explain
it J Hole a limit icvision pf .ciiuiueni aniong't
I the hadera In accord with the new movement,
but llila was a much an circa as a cause of
tlia (hanged lourse of puces. Having cold slock
lor thice dajs without any active paitlclpalion
on the pan o fout-ldo public in the iiiatket Iho
loom tiadeis bigau lo led that their shott lines
were gelling uniomforlably cxlended and they
proceeded to buy stocks lo cover. The fnitcd
I S-latcs Mcel tncks (onmunded the principal ut-
I tcntiun and rebounded shaiplv fiotn )ctciclaj'H
I riepic'Kklon. There was no new of any (haniie
I in Hie ktatns of iho strike negotiations when the
I market opened, but the traders had conic- to the
I conclusion that they were unduly petimlttt-
(iv ei Hie prospect of a settlement when they
, sold these stocks down .votcrilav afternoon. v
1 they bought back what they had sold. The le
I covery ip those stocks had a dominant Imluence
, en the rot of the list and on speculative kenll-
nient in general. In seeking lor a hull aigumcnt
I lo move prices in tho new direction the lecent
siipn-Mh of Norfolk and Wealeui and oilier bllli-
mlnmit coal carrifis offered a lead. I'lut group
of stocks was accordingly bought and bid up by
tradcis and the movement spread to the anllua
cite loads. The movement seemed tn be based on
tho general consldeiatlon nf the sound conditions
In the trade and the periodical advance of ten
cents rcr Ion In the prlca ot anthracite which
goes Into eflret today,
I tilted St aim Med more than lost its two
point ilse and the preferred stock saved only a
small fraction, Tho notable gains at other points
weie reduced almost cntlielv In fractious and
numeious net losses were citablUhed. 'Iho dos
ing was dull and heavy. Total (ilea toda), UV
tioo ,hares,
Business In railroad bonds was small and there
vveio recessions fiom best piices in the course
of the day. Total sales, par value Vxa.oOO. V.
H. bonds 'wero ull unchanged on the kit call.
THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT" DIRECTORY.
4 Lines 10 Cents
More Than four Lines, 3 Cents lor Hacli Extra Line.
SITUATIONS
WANTED
PREG.
3 Insertions 25 Cents
More 1 han Pour Lines, 6 Centt for Uch Ettra Line.
Tor Bent.
For Remit.
About 1200 feet of floor space on
4th floor of the Tribune building,
strtable for light maufacturin&. In
cluding heat, lifiht and power.
Enquire at office of
THK TRIBUNE
roit nrAT-right rooms, TJ3 Jefferson avenue;
all modern icrvrnlent's
WO mtKII.V ninni: -tni:KT. ten rooms, modern
Improvements! steam heat turnUhedi desir-desirable
Wfinted.
WAXTKI) One Inward persom to buy ono
thousand botllej "Knights' Aromitle S.vrup
of 1'iunet," nature's greatest rb)",c' 'istf.
bottle, 13 cents. Cliai. P. Jones, 1557 Hack
ion avenue. "
WANlTrt-.AnTrTeliTKenl (Catholic) lady or gen
llemit, to All a light, pleasant positions
good ray, It suitable. Addicss P. 0. Ilox 2,
bcrantcu, Pa
AW. V SVSl VvS'SS,WW .."s
Va. Rttl
sfc.'svsvsv. rtv.vs, vvs e
FOR SAl.H chear. for want of me. 1000 ehsln
less Spalding blcvtle. 1J3 North stunner
avenue,
tOlt SILK llirec cheap draft horses, would ex
change for pair weighing not lcsa than '-'.lOU
pounds. 5'J.I Oakfoid court.
&UITI5 01' bedioom furniture, Including hslr
maltiess and box spring, $bu; cost flia
Call at WHl Madison avenue.
FOIt SAI.K-Tno Williams tvpewrlters anil one
Model A Manhattan, all in Mist class shap.
Can be bought at a lnrgsln and see.i at anv
time at Underwood Ttpcvviltcr OIHec. I It.
Coffin, Manager, Itocm 5, Atcadc ljulldinv d'.v
JUST AimiVKII with a cai-lnad of liores and
ihtvrisi weight Iinm l.trt) lo 1,5(0: several
closely mitihed trains Can be seen at MSI Ha)
mond couit. l M. Cohb.
FOK SAI.K-A Cottrell A Sons cylinder press,
ai3ri. in gcod cindltion, new tollers, fSOO.
Arply Wilkes Pane Time OfHce, Wllkesllarre,
Pa.
Help Wftnted Male.
nKSmKNT UNOlil''VAVIKW With head
quarter In !ciaiiton, tor a matiulac luring
cempan), niatkctiiig a product ol enutinous dally
consumption! guod salaiy and cfllce, evpenvat
paid: exullcni opportututj fer man of gocil
stliidinif and some capital. Call tor Interview,
S. II Wilson, 11 to n, ltoom 27, Hotel Jcrmvm
WANTKD-Hoekmen wanted; W machine run
ners can sciure Heady work at good wages
In West Virginia. See li, M Hosser, Kingston,
en or before Wednesdav, July 31.
WASTI'.li -Young man as ssslstanl stenographer
and lipewrlten must have good addicts snd
fair eihieatlou Apply at once. llivlilon Freight
and Pasienger Agent's office, Lackawanni It. It.
W.WTKIl-Men tn sell our water motor to run
washing machines. Isk for 3. Kunsmau,
l'oote : bhear Co., in Washington avenue.
WAN1KI) AT OMT.-A young man between the
ageg of l and i"i, who Is a flrt-clas atenog
rsphcr and tvpenriler, and accustomed to general
efflce work Apply In own handwriting to P. O.
Hot r7.", Citj .
Situations Wanted.
A WOMAN wants men's underclothes to waih)
first-class laundrcM, II. M., 'tribune Oluce.
A WHMAN wants washing to ih home tr so out.
Address U. M., 'tribune olllce.
TTl AT10N WAMIII) by a woman to go out ly
the day washing or cleaning, Mrs, ltusiel!,
12ID Cedar avenue.
bll'l ATION WANn.ll by a joung lady stenog
taplier and tjpewntcr. llinliicw, college
gradi.ate. Address Clara, Carbondale, Pa
SITI'ATIO.V WANTKtl-Ily' a girl to do generij
housework, fill Ferdinand ntreet, city.
A.Yri:il Vuung nun at assistant bookkeeper,
who understands stenogtapli.v and tjpewilt
tng A thine for advancement for the rlghl
putt. Address "C," this (ifflcc,
Help Wanted Female.
WNTi:r AT ONCK Two girls. Cnok and gen
eral housework. Hotel Mahon, Oljphant, 1M.
Siri'ATION ANTi:i)-lly a well etperienesd
young man as clothing salesman, also under
stands care of books. Address Salesman, cart of
Tribune Otftce.
MTHVTIO.V WANTKD-A good ateadv and te
llable girl wains a situation at general
housework in small family; leferenees, If de
sired. Address, K. M,, Scranton Tribune, CIV.
Si ri'AriO.V VANlKlIiiookkocper, experienced,
wants permanent position with good concerns
best ot tefcience. Address lMmund fehlmp, 1
Fast avenue, Hrlclgeton, N. J.
SITUATION WAVmi-nv a man, hulldlne I
lar, flagging or laying sidewalks, or paving
gutters, Address Mason, Itlfi Movd street.
SITI.'ATIOX WANTIIH-Py sn experienced laun
dress; would like to get gentlemen's laun
dry; best of city tcfcienics. HIS Lloyd street.
Address l.aundiess.
SlITJATION' WANTHD-lly an errert laundrej.
on ladles or gentlemen's fine clothes; best
of city refereiicct; hotel laundry preferred, Ad
diess lid I.loid street, Laundress.
SITUATION' WANTI'D-n
or takln
second floor.
ly a mm. rnttlntr Isvns
or taking cure ot gardens. 1118 Lloyd street.
PROFESSIONAL.
WANTKD- A good laundress at Forest City
Steam Laundry. W. S. Ilosklns,
For Sale or Bent.
FOIt SALH Oil 11 KNT -Single house, FOI Web-
titer avenue Ten i minis, seam heat. (!. F,
Itej nobis, Connell building.
Furnished Booms.
I'UHNISIIKI) ItOOMb Front loom, ( ourt Honso
square; bath. Call iti Adems avenue,
room 7.
Money to Loan.
JSaO.iKM TO LOAN" Lowest rates; straight or
monthly pavments. Stark & Co.,Tradcis' bHg.
ANY AMOUNT OF MONKY TO LOAN" -Quick,
stialgll leans or Building and Loan. At
from 4 to 0 per cent. Call on N". V. Walker,
311-315 Connell building.
BRANCH WANT OFFICES.
Want Advertisements Will Bo
Becelved at Any of the Follow
ing Drug Stores Until 10 P. M.
Central City
ALDKUT SCHl.tlTZ, corner Mulberry
stieet and Webster avenue.
GL'STAV P1CTILL, 620 Adams avenue.
Boarders Wanted.
WANTKD Tabl; boarders. Mrs. Tompkins, Ml
Washington avenue.
Personal.
OLIt NKW HOOK sent flee, fully Illustrated,
treats ol all conditions of men, tells how to
attain "Pcifoet Manhood " Miould be In the
hands of cverv male adull. tMu- Kric Medical
lo., "Hook II pi., iiuii.iio. ..
Out, k Wc-tern Ws -r2 3"s 3Jks
Pcnna. It. It MI'i I I'i's
I'aclfle Mail t'l luij tO (
Heading II. It H's ;!' .,
Heading It. It.. Pr .i " "'
s-mithiin H It 2'"-a '" '-'s 's
Tenn. Coal A lion Hi H.l'3 rtJ W's
I. si. Uaihcr U7s U'i 1-!Ts I''
t . S lc.it hoi, Pr. .... T'l Tu'j 7 .
t S. Ilnbber I'l I'' Vi 1')
Inlon Pacific- ' 1 """ '".
Cnloii Pailhc, Pr i-'s'i S' Ss "v'U
IValnsh. Pr S'l's 41 : .
Western t'tilon f! OJ'i I?s KU
Col. Fuel A- Iron fin's ''!! W, ln'i
Miial. Copper II f Ill's H-H- IW'a
People's lilt IF. IIS IM 1M
Uric1 :T"j Iv'. :.7i Ij's
Frie, 1st 'il ' ,,r'
Sin. Car 1'ouinlry 2i'i 2''"s -"' '-"'
I'. S. Med Co I.', It's li'i "'
L. S. Sleel Co., Pr.... !'.!' OJ'j M's Pl'a
NKW iOUK CltMN MMIKFT.
Open. High- Low- Clot-
WHKAT. lug ett. est. ne
September 7.1'i 7P 73's 7t"s
Deceinlcr o't Ti.'a 7."'t .'j
COItV.
J-epleuibrr A'l's m' "') o0
Ilccenibcr i's i'1' '"' c'j
West Side
OhOnOF. V. JENKINS, 101 South Main
avenue
South Scranton
FRED L. TKKPPE, 720 Cedar avenue.
North Scranton
GEO. V. DAVIS, corner North Main
avenue and Matkct street.
Green Bidge
CIIAHLES P. JONES, 1557 Dickson
avenue.
f. J. JOHNS, mn Oreen Hldge street.
C. LOItENZ, corner Washington ava-
nue and Marlon street.
Certified Public Acoountant.
KDWArtl) 0. SPAHLUINO, 23 TRADERS DANS
Duildlng.
Architects
EDWARD H.
building.
DAVIS, ARCHITECT, CONNELla
FREDERICK L. BROWN. ARCH. B.. REAI,
Estate Exchange DIdg., 128 Washington ave.
Civil and Mining Engineers.
II. L. HARDING. 600 CONNELL BUILDINO.
Dentists.
Petersburg
W. It. KNEPFEL, 1017 Irving avenue.
Dunmore
j. a. noNi: & son.
DR. O. E. EILENRERGER, TAULI DUILDINO.
Spruce street, Scranton.
DR. 0. 0. LAUDACII, 115 WYOMINO AVENUE.
Lawyers.
FRANK E. DOYLE. ATTORNEY.AT-LAW.
Rooma 12, U, 16 and 18 Durr building.
F. K. TRACY,ATTY,COMMONWEALTH BLDO.
D. II. REPLOOLE, ATTORNEY LOANS KECO.
tlated on real estate security, Meari building,
corner Washington avenue and Spruce street.
THOUSANDS
re suffering, and at a lois to know- whit It
the matter The) consult their doctor, take his
lemeilics Willi uo bcuiticial results; then they
consult .niui lur and jiinihei without belteilng
theli sntielitii.il. tin tn Dr. Soilgwiek, 'JOii Penn
aveiiue, -cr.inle.li, and IIWF. Mil It t'lIIMl
N1.NI.l), II costs but a trifle unci you will
hive the naliifactinn ot knowing what Is the
cause of jour tremble.
12(10
150
125
.150
171
104
MS
80
10
100
95
100
102
102
The following quotations are furnished Thi
Tribune by M. S. Jo.-ilsn & Co., rooms 705 7fJ
Wears building, bcrsnlon, Pk, Telephone 600.1i
upep. iiigu. I.nw- v:ios
ing,
American bugar ...... ,111
AtdiLon 7.1",
Atchlvon. Pr. n5
Hrook. Tiactlon 70
Ha I. k Ohio Hi
( hei. A Ohio
West.
t hie. k at
St. Paul
Rock Island
Kan. k Tex Pr.
Leull. k Na.h ,
.Man. Elevated
. fi's
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ett. cit
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Pis 01
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lOJICJ 1014
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ing.
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110
101 i
119
Met, Traction 1MI4 107, lll l'i
Minn. Pacific 01K HO n;s r7J
Southern Paeifle .M't Mi 61' t's
Norfolk A Wett I 11 Ss Vli
N. Y, Ctntial 151 lit l'l ISOVa
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Far of 100.
STOCKS. Bid. Akeel.
1..i, kaw inna Daliv Co. Pr r,0
Count) SaviliRf "in '""'?" ""
Flist National Hink (Carbondale)
Mai.ilaid Drilling Co . .
Ihiiil National Hank , 40
Dime Deposit and Piscounl Hink.. 2;s
l!c"non,)PLigbt. .11, I'- V ...
First National naim ....-.
Iacka. Trust Sate Deposit Co....
Clark k t-novcr Co., I '
Scranton lion Vcnce A Mlg. Co.
Scranton Axle Works
Scianton Savings Hank
Ti adeis' National Bank
Scranton Holt k Nut Lo
Itpnnlr's Bank
sew Mexico Ry. & C-o..
Scranton rassenger Railway. A.at
Motlgsge, due 1020 11J
l'e'cnlc's Street Railway, first mort
esse, due 1018 115
People's Street Railway, fiereial
mortgage, clue 1021 Ill
.,..!.... inmifactur ng lo
jacka. Tnwn.hlp School 5 per cent. ...
Cilv of Scranton St. Imp. (1 per
cent
15il V"C.
Besns-rer bushel, choice marrow, $ Ma2.01
Scranton Traction 0 per cent 115
Scranton Wholesale Market.
iCorreclcd hi II. O. Dale. '27 I.ukawanna Ave)
Butter 1 icsli cieamery, 20'sa21c; dalr),
Ire.h, 10'ia20i.3c.
Cluete Full cicam, 10',a11c.
Eggs Western fush, llall'jc; nearby state,
lji-alin'
Meilluin Beans Per lu.thel, M0a2.l5.
liieen Pea Per bushel, 1 111.15.
lToui Besl pilent. per lutrel, ft. 15
Beans Per bulil. choice marrow, 2.53a2.60.
Pniatoev Per hnsliel, tlal.lO.
Onions Per bushel, $1.
Now York Grain and Produce.
New Yoik, Aug 1. I'loui IJiilel, but a shade
fliiner al the cloce. Wheat spot niaiket Him;
No 2 rid, 7iiV. f. n. b. afloat and 7l"(ic eleva
tor; No I northern Diilutli, 77'ic. I. o, b.
aflui Opt inns (I, dined during the forenoon, but
tallied lain. iuImI sticug in the last hour, and
ilesd ,c net higher epieinbrr dosed "I's'' ;
Oct, Is'tc. ; Dei., 71'-e. Corn -spol mong,
No. 2 die. elevator and file, t o. li nfnit
Options cpened fitni bul la.er eased o,l rs.il,
seepieut lulllsh (I ip new, including the "li mii
stale lepoit of a irop nf only '21 p:r cent nude an
market uiJi the close veiv sluing at lst Si
ne t advance. -eplctnher elosed "O'n . Oil.,
Ul'iii-.; Dec, rJl'tr. Oits-pot steadv ; No.
2. ,ISc; Nu. :i, 37'jc s No. 'J white, Il':al2c:
No. a white, tO'je ; tran. inixeil wisirru, ,,'j
a'l'ic ; tiack white, .'lO'-jalOi Options epiiet but
steady to fl,in with coin. Butter -Finn; iieain
cry, I0.i2flc.; factoij, ISallo. ; imilatlon cnum
(rv, Hal7'jc,; btalo daily, Itildc ( heec -Film;
fancy Lugo roloieel, n,a')a,e ; faney
large white, Olic. ; fancv small mlicil, OUa'i'.si
laiuv ipiall white, a',-i'i,c, EgLs -tead) : .tale
and Pcnna., Ihalsc. i western, ciaidndled, Salic ;
western, candled, 12alH2(
Chicago Grain and Produce.
Chicago, Aug. 1. Tiade In guln was upset
today by the suspension of Hie rhllllps loin
pam, wlilth resulted In slurp mining and a
swift advance late In tho sesslnn, hepicmhrr
corn closed 2sia2'!io. ; ssept oats, 'ia'sc , and
Sept. wheat, 'so higher. Other inrluenies con
trlbiited to the advance. 1'iovl.lons clnird .1
to S2', cents up,
Cash fuoutloas w-eje as follows! Flour
Steadv! No. 3 spring wheat. f5ah7c. No, 2
red, 6Ua,sae'. ; No. 2 coin, 7c ; No,
jello.v, SJiiiSTc ; No. 3 oats, Sliic; No, 1
while, 3rTaKltc.j No. .1 white, 35Hs364c;
No. 2 ryt. J5',3c,; No. I (lax wed, $1,S3; No. I
northsrslern. ?1.'S; prime tlmnthv sd. Sl;
men pork, (H.UJan.Ol; Urd, (S,t)7VaS.70; short
ribt, $;.smS; dry sjlird shoulders, 7i71tc;
ehort clear sides, ..JUaS.10; wliiskcj, $1 2tf.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicago. ug. 1 -Catile Receipts Fi.OOO, in
cluding I, I.V1 Tcxans; fancy becvet, steady good
to prime ttcois, if, 1.50 HI..; j; poor to medium,
SI.IOa.1.40; stockers. and feedcis, V.loal 10;
cuws, !f2.73al id; heifers. S2 "SaS; (.inner', 25
ii.M: bulls. s;j,50il.50; calics, $3al.71; Texas
Heert, $.1.11.50,
llogt -Receipts tod I), 21.0011; tomorrow, 21,
000, led over, H.000 in live and steadv to lo.
higher, mixed and lumbers, tj.J0.iV3; good
to duller heavy, $VMa0.u"i; rough ehavy, 0.:0
5.7.1; light, Y Wla5.T0; bulk of alca, Ifj.t'lal.W.
SheepReceipts, 11,000; sheip low, lowci;
Iambs, choice, strong; others, dull; good to
dioiie wethers, if 1. 7.1 it. 2.1, fair fo choice- mixed,
M.25a.l.75; western sheep. M.2aJ.S1; jearllngt,
$lsl. .tl; native lambs, 2.2JaS.IO, western larnba,
lfl.35al.IO.
WILLARD, WARREN & KNAPP, ATT0RNXY3
and counscllora-at-iaw. Republican building,
Washington avenue.
JESSOP le JESSIIP, ATTORNEYS AND COUN-
sellora-at-law. Commonwealth building, Rooms
10, 20 and 21.
EDWARD W. THAYER. ATTORNEY. H0OM3
tman, Dili floor, Mcara building.
L. A. WATTIES. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, BOARD
of Trade building, Scranton, Pa,
PATTERSON & WILCOX, TRADERS' NATIONAL
Dank building.
C. COMEOYS, 013 REPUBLICAN BUILDING.
A. W. BERTHOLF. OFFICE MOVED TO NO.
211 Wyoming avenue.
Physicians and Sugeons.
'. K. ALLEN. 513 NORTH WASHINGTON
DR. S. W. L'AMOREAUX. OFFICE 339 WASH.
ington avenue. Residence, 1314 Mulberry.
Chronic) disease, lungs, heart, kidneys and
gcnlto-urinary organs a cpeclalty. Hours, 1
to 4 p. m.
Oil Market.
Oil City, Aug, 1. Ciedlt balarces. 123; cerllfi.
catca, no bid. Shipments, 10il,105: average,
101, UO. Runs, llrsfijl; average, E8,G03.
BASEBALL.
American League,
At Balllmoie It. If.
Washington 0 2 0 0 10 0 2 0-5 11
Baltimore 10(111 I 002!-fl 13
Bittciiej (fear and Cloike; McGlnnlty
Brcanahan. L'mpiiea Cantlllon and Haskell,
K.
0
J
and
At Baltimore (second game) It. II. E.
Washington 10 0 2 0 12 2 0-3 1.1 1
Baltluioie 0200 11000-1 10 6
Batteries Lee and Clarke;
nalun.
Howell and llrci-
At Philadelphia- R.
Bo.ion 3 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 fl
Philadelphia 4 0 1 0 0 O a 0 x-3
llalteiies Cuppy and Sehrrckcngost;
and rowers, l.mplie Connolly.
It.
II. F..
12 4
12 B
Wlltse
H.
1
10
i:.
At Chlcaso
Detiolt 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Chleage OO u 1 O II 0 J v-l
Baticrlcs Yeager and Shaw; I .U hi han and
Sugden. L'mpires Sheridan and Mananau.
Cleveland-Milwaukee Not scheduled.
Hotels and Besturants.
THE ELK CAFE, 125 AND 127 FRANKLIN
avenue. Rates reasonable.
P. ZKIGLER, Proprietor.
i . i . . - - - - - -
SCRANTON HOUSE. NEAR D., L. & W. TAS-
senger depot, Co ducted on the Europesn
plan. VICTOR KOCH, Proprietor.
Scavenger.
A. B. BIHGOS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS AND
cess pools; no odor; only improved pumps used,
A. B. Briggs, proprietor. Leave orders 1100
North Main avenue, or Elcke'a diug store, eor
ner Adams and Mulberry. Both telephones.
Seeds.
O. R. CLARKE CO.. SEEDSMEN AND NURS.
erymrn, store 201 Washington avenue; green
houses, 1950 North Main avenue; store tele,
phone, 762.
Wire Screens.
JOSEPH KUETTEL. REAR 611 LACKA. AVE.,
Scranton, Pa., manufacturer of Wire Screens.
Miscellaneous.
DRESSMAKING FOR CHILDREN TO ORDER;
alio ladies' waists. Louli Shoemaker, til
Adsma avenue,
MEOARGEE BROS.. PRINTERS' SUPPLIES, EN'.
velopes, paper bags, twine, Warehouse, W)
Washington avenue. Scranton. Fa.
National League.
At Hoton- R. II. K.
New uil 000230103-0 12
Boston 100 10 000 3-3 II 2
Batleries Matthew-son and Warner; Diiiern,
Nli hols and Klltrldge. Lmplte-llwjer.
At llrookljn It. II. E.
p.iooki oooo (inoon-i 7. s
Philadelphia n 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 8 1 I
Hatteiles-Kennedy and Ms fStiirir; Duggleby
and Mcl'arland. Umpire Ennlic,
At Chicago- It II E
Si. Iouls 0000000 10 -I 6 1
Chicago 3 1 0 1 I 0 0 0 x-J 9 s
Haiieries -SudhorT and Schrlier; Waddell and
Kuhoe rmplrr O'Hav and Brocvn
Pittsburg Cincinnati Not nheduleiL
THE WILKESBARRP, R'XORD CAN BE HAD
In Scranton at the news stands of Reismail
Bros. 406 Spruce and 50J Linden; M. Norton,
22 Lackawanni avenue! I. S. Schutier, 211
Spruce street.
" ' 1
FINANCIAL.
OLDEST! WALL STREET
SAFEST! Money Will Rarn Bin Monthly
nrcTl Returns,
D to 1 1 The Inv estor'a Fund Pays Srml-msnthly,
The oldest elablihed In America. No certificate
holder has ever lost s cent. Payments mde to
all subscribers every IS das. No Irouhle. No
delay. Money lefunded on demand. Write to.
day for paitlrtilars, Tree to any address.
C. H. Mackey 4: Co,, lludon Hld'g., New York.
Eastern League.
Bnii kion, 0: Hartford, 1.
Woiirster, d; Piuvldence, 7.
Mnntieal, ti; Hoi heeler. 1.
Toionto, 11; Buflalo, l'l.
AMATEUB BASE BALL NOTES.
The Young Scrantons would like to play any
tram under the age of 7 jcaia, An.iver In The
Tribune.
The Young Stars would like to pliy any team
under the age of 8 yi The plajri (olli.v
Nathan Epstein, catcher; Harry Vartovfky, pitch.
er; Jes Dinner, first hase; Abe fgsl, leeend
bile I Htvld Levy, shortstop; Julius Levi, Held
er. Any team wttHng to play ua will m-:et at
Penn avenue. Answer in The Tilbune.
$55,000
Rocky Mount, N. C
5
Water, Sewer and
Electric Light
BONDS.
Yielding 4.40 Per Cent.
Write for special circular.
Rudolph Rleybolte & Co.
1 Nassau St., JJew York.