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THE SCKAVJTON TRIBUNE-THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1901'.
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
FOX STORY BY
FARMER MOORE
THE BABY CHICKEN-STEALEIt
LIVES ON SHEEP'S MILK.
Many Reasons Advanced to Show
That the Soldiers' Orphftns' School
Should Bo Left nt Hal foul The
Erie Tny Roll Tuboiculosi3 Ap
peals Among Cattle nt JJimock.
What a Fioachcr Would Do.
fpeetil ii the Scranton Tribune.
susquolmnin. Aim. i'7. I-'mmor
ilonir til .SVxx Miltntil tnxxnslllp. hurt
i dmiiffiluiti'il f'iN. l:'s,t J-Pilnt: liu
rlistnvprPil that hnmrthlliff vim carry
liigr oif the pmiltry. He Fiisporti'il
n wlldi-Hi, hii'I he trl a ttap to cutrh
the niHiMUflor. Instead "1 tli? vx Uric til
the- trail laiiBht n fox. and the tanner
prnmptily dlf-patcllrd It.
Ilnirlly had lie linne eo whrn a til t lo
bab. tnx rump out fnmi the Ixrtiidi
and moaned pltlntisly around Its dead
mother. The fanner took it homo :c
fusne the- food offoied to It, the llttlf
fox was In a lair way to (i.inc to
iiMth, when .Mis. .Moore hail a lntRht
jaVa
one of the pup'h had been loblieil
of hpr young by the wildcat!, and tho
ii'tle fo was can led to the bereav
ed i'o to lotolxc tinuilslinirnt. The
fox tinned .ittittzltifrly on shrpp'." milk,
and the strange t outer mother foimcd
a s-lrouy attaihment lor the little tel
Inxx. Heroic- other anlmalM, and to all
human belnca except l-'armer Moore,
the fox lw rreedlni;ly shy but It sleeps
side by side xxth the ewe, and the
farmer cin handle it like -a house
duf?
IN HISQt'r.HANNA COl'NTY.
'Hi- Su-fiiehanna county I'emocrnt
ate assembled In convention at Mnnt-r?(-
toda.
The Mjldlers oiphans' nt Harford are
hf-althv. happy and contented where
they Hie. Let the coipji alone.
'The sianccia of Susquehanna county
xxill meet with Falrvllle (TianRe, Sep.
1 and 5.
fc-nniP nf the cattle In Dlmock are
suffeilnpr with tuberculoid?. Hexcial of
the animals l.tivo been condemned,
Killed and binned.
The Dlmock camp nicctln? will dope
on Thur.-day evenliiR- next. The nl
tendanie has been laipe.
It Is expected that thete will be a
latce attendance, at the annual cn
lampment of the Susquehanna county
veteran encampment nt Montrose this
ieck.
.Jl'ST RKTWKHN VS.
No thoioiichly occupied man wa.s
ever miserable says Talm.iffe, n.
fept the man occupied In flKhtliiK a
dozen hornet up his trouper leg-.
Theie Is alxviijs a man In the honey -moon
There is a pood Job waiting In tho
museum for a boy of sixteen w ho
dorsn t know more than his patents.
Answer to h c'aibondale correspond
ent Of coutse a 'woman au keep a
secret a sreat deal better than a man
tan One little secict will last a
woman through a two bonis shopping
e. utslon. a mite society, a llteraiy
nie a missionary meetitiR, ten call's
and a household fuinituie auction, and
theif will he enough left of It to
tell her husband when she pets home.
Now a man would forget thtee-llfths
rf both ends of It befote ho could pet
half sn far with it. A woman keep
n sp. let" She can keep It on the dead
more miles In more houis than a man
can make it walk.
what a rnisAi'iir.u won.D do.
A u-lnlty preacher, while the choir
was slnpltiK lecently, wuite the fol
VnxinK on the tly-leaf of a hymn book:
If 1 weie a parishioner,
1 lirrp thing. I'd tr.v to do:
Il ni'Kc .in cull i-t.irl for ilmri.li.
Anil take the l li it.ii en, too,
I'd ho in tune tn ll-irti
'llii opriiiiii; anthem through
And in tin piixet. I'd how- iii head,
er aij tiom pew tn pew
THE SHOUT OF IT.
xlrs l,. C. Haetzhold, fniivtcily Mlss
jhanna Kell. of Susquehanna, died
it her home at Hast AnrorH, N. Y .
on Sunday, after a brief Illness of
erebro-splnal-menlnRltK She Is sni
vlsert by the husband and a babe,
deceased was a sister of John M.
Kelly, esq, of Montiosc.
Theie was a larse attendant e of
Susquehanna and iclnlty people nt
the Ftee Methodist cainp meeting at
Thompson on Sunday. It Is estimated
tat 4 onn peoplo wete on the Rtounds.
The Kile has .l.'.OOO persons on the
pa -rolls." A little more than 5rt per
cent. ($lfi.05MJfi). of the total opeial
Int? expenFCK was paid last year di
rectly for labor.
The Star ball club will play In
Beech pat It on Wednesday afternoon
with the hose club.
The funeral ot P. S. Huhbard, a
prominent business man of Fnlondale,
was largely attended from the Thomp
son waptist Lriuuh on Monday after
noon. WHY REMOVE THE SCHOLARS?
Theie appeals to be good teasons
why the Soldiers Oiphans' school at
Harford should be left Intact.
The leglslatuio gave the commission
funVlent money to mn four Much
schools, but tho commission in a few
weks closed one of the schools.
The pupils In tho Hat ford schools
ate much healthier than those of tho
other schools in tho state, Theie has
been no sickness In years, of n ceil
mis nature in the Harford schools.
The coet for ihlldieu In the Hat ford
school Is less than In th other schools.
All thice of th" other Soldiers Or
plwnp' school, rnlonlown, Chester
Springe and Scotland, nio in the ex
treme south of the state, and the ie
moving would be untalr to soldler'a
famllep. The school at Ilarfoid Is full.
There Is no Kick ot chlldteu.
A teacher In the 1'nlontown s.hool
when Miu heaid that s-ome of the
Hurfori scholia wete coming to
Fnlonfown, wrote to Miss Kmlly c
Rlackman, the historian of Susquehan
na county: "We will Iihxu about one
hundred additional ihlldien. Don't
know who will be crowded In, but
fcupposo pioper arranBements will be
made
Why "crowd" the toldler'fc orphans?
Let the Harford school alone!
Whitney.
FLEETVILLE.
Sprll tn th !Vrntfin Tribune.
Fleetvillf, Aug. a;. Mr. Carl Tiffany
luiH been camping with friends at Lake
Wlnola the past week.
Mr. and Mis. Jay .Seamans of Scran
ton are visiting nt Mr. N. H. Phillip.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shttlti! and family
of Hrooklyn, ate visiting Mis. Ira
Phillip.
MIm Mabel Chase of Fat tor.wllle,
has ben stalng with her grand
mother, Mr laic Iriil.'i ChaHc.
The schools of Henton towtu'hlp will
begin Monday, Sep, L'. Miss Alice
IMummer will teach the Fleetvllle
fcehoo,
Mlsn Ueitha Lew In and Miss May
Shepard of Newatk who have been
boarding at A. W. Hrundage's tetuin
cd home Monday,
The Uidle.i Aid .society of the M. E.
church will seive cream in the base-
MOTHER GOOSE PUZZLE.
There was an oU woman who llveJ in a shoe,
She had so many children, site didn't know what to do;
She gave the n some broth, without any bread,
she whipped them all round, and sent them to bed,
find the old xxoman's husband.
ment of
exenlng.
their
This
church next Sattttday
will probably bo the
latt of tho season.
The summer cold1 or grippe, has se
etal vctlnis In this vlclnty.
The ladies of the Haptlst chinch
seixcd ice cteam at the parsonage Inst
Saturday evening. Though tho weather
was unfavorable they took in eleven
dullats.
TUNKHANNOCK.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Tunkhannotk, Aug. 2S. The real es
tate of the late I?. H. Hunter, ton
sibling of a tarm in Overtleld town
ship, xx 111 be sold at public sale, on
the premises, by A. .1. Thompson, ad
ministrator of the estate, on Satuida,
Sept. II, at 1 o'clock ji. in.
Homy Harding and .lames W. Piatt
weie in Wilkes-Harte on Tuesday,
taking depositions befote a commis
sioner. This Is the second day of the sol
dlcis' iriinion at Jtenshaw paik, and
a large number of people nie expected.
The ptogramme this afternoon will be
in ehaige of the Womans' Itellef c'oips
and a latge attendance of tho mem
beis of the vntloiiB auxiliary m sanita
tions to the (Jianil Army of the ite
publlc thtoughout the county Is an
ticipated. Many business plate-, ami
i evidences have been handsomely dec
orated in honor of the veteran.., and
the weather is all that could be desired.
PlofesMit 1. 'J'. Keppeily, ptlntlpal
of the High school, and ProftsMir V.. H,
lib e, assistant principal, have return
ed from their vacation spent at their
respective homes In the southern part
of the state, and will be icady to
take up their duties when our schools
open on Monday next.
Tho Dlmock camp meeting will come
to an end today, and a special nam
will be tun over the Montro-e btaiuh
this evening to bling the people home
Pauline, little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Itoland McNab, i vety 111 at
the home of her parents on Pine stieet.
John D. Hroxxn and Mls.s Kthol Haker
xx oio unlied in niairlage at the home
of Mr. a nd Mis. t'liailes, 15. Hutgcss,
on Tuesday evening.
Asa 11. Koeler and Arthur Squler
xxeie in attendance at the Democratic
conxentlon at Wllkes-Haue on Tues
day. Mr. and Mis II. S. Harding are at
tending the Pan-American exposition
this week.
ChHtles 11. IturgfFs ami wife left on
Wednesday for Sunbuiy, where they
will take charge of the Odd Fellows'
Oiphans' home.
Kx-Slu-ilff Cieorge 1 Kennard, of
Meshoppen, l.s here attendng the sol
diers' leunion.
PITTST0N.
Special tn the Scranton Tribune.
Plttston, Aug. is.-willlam Brown,
aged fi" yeats, died last night at his
homo on Spring stieet, West Plttston,
after a seilous Illness coxering a period
of four weeks. Deceased was horn in
Tunkhannock, but had resided here for
in ycais. Death oceuired on his hiith
day anniversary. The funeral win take
plate Friday at -'.:;n p. m.
Itolatives, of Patrick Fleming, of
Pittshutg, lecclved word hru this
niotnlng fioni the coroner of Alle
gheny county to the effet t that ihe man
had met death by di owning In the Alle
gheny ilvci at that place. The tele
si am contained no details of the oc
turrente, simply stating tho body was
lying at the moigue at Plttshmg nnd
asking w hut disposition should be made
oi It. Fleming was 1" years o age and
was unmarried. He xxas a son of Mis.
Hrldget Fleming, of South Main stieet.
and besides his mothei the following
biothcis and wlsteis survive: Mrs.
c.ipt. Slut tay Tlnnuas and John Flem
ing, of Plttston: Mis David Poxxeis,
of Avoca, and Mis. lOugene (lleilng. of
Wilkes-Harru. Arrangements have been
made to have tho body bt ought to his
former home hero for interment.
Thomas Thomas, until recently mine
foreman at the Twin shaft of the
Seneca Coal company, has accepted a
similar position at Delaware and Hud-
son mine No. 1, nt Jermyn, succeeding
Thomas Evan. Mr. Thomaa will as
sume his new duties next Monday and
w III shortly afterward move his family
to that place.
The licensed hotel and saloon keepers
of Plttston have decided to take In
their own bands the matter of dealing
with speakeasy pioptlctots, and will
no longer leave the work to the offi
cers of the law. They have been en
abled to bring the matter to a satis
factory status thiough their oiganlza
tlon, the Retail Dealers' Protective as
sociation nf Plttston and vicinity. Re
cently they Issued an ultimatum to the
wholesale btewers that they would not
buy the ptodticlof any brewery selling
to speakeasies. The brewers have now
signed an agteement to do as the re
tailers inquest, and hac authorized
the latter to offer a lew aid of $10 for
Infot uiatlon that will convict any
brewer breaking the contract. The
ngi cement wiik signed by the Central
Pennsylvania Hrewlng company, repre
senting twelve blew cries; the Steg
inaler Hrewlng company and the Har
tcls company.
Lyman Howe's moving plctute ex
hibition will be seen hero next Monday
evening in Music hall,
Charles Fritz nnd .Miss Sarah Kelley,
both of Hughestown borough, weie
united In niartlage this evening by
ilex. ) F. Kttwcln, In St. Peter's
I.uthetan chinch, at that place, Mr.
and Mi? Fritz will lcside on Parson
age stieet.
A son of Peter P.oblnvon. of Inker
man, received Injuries in No. ti colliery
of the lirle company yestetday morning
b.x being kli ketl by a mule.
Mhs l.dlth Davis, of Hellenic, is
visiting West Plttston ft lends.
A 17-inonths-nld daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. David Jenkins, of West Plttston,
died tills morning after a btlef illness
of cholera Infantum.
Martin Deft has resigned his position
with the Plttston Cut Class company
nnd has accepted a position with his
foimer employers, T. H. Clark it Co.,
of Scranton.
Tommy's Trouble,
Fr'Hii the Philadelphia IJtionl.
Visitor So ou go to Sunday-si honl?
I suppose you haxe to aiisxxcr a gloat
many dillleult questions'.'
Tommj Ve, ma'am.
Vlslttn Well, whlth tlo you llnd the
most dlilkull'.'
Tomm How I got sand in my slilit
nnd my head wet In chinch.
TJchty's Celery Nerve Compound'
for all nervous diseases, -neuralgia,
rheumatism, nervous debility, paraly
sis, biliousness, dyspepsia, costlveness,
plies, liver omplnint, kidney tiou-
blcs and leniale complaints. It goes
to the seat of the disease and cures
thoroughly and speedily. Sold by Mat
thew Hros.
G
BASE BALL
J
American League.
I U .n ii
Ditn.it
Ho.tnn
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n o i n o n n t o-i
II II ll I) o o o l i
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Itaiii'tict eigcr and Miav
1 nip in I antilloii.
I.eiws arnt f rigcr.
Xt Hiltinioic ii, i ;.
Milxxaiikep (10 10 0 3 0 0 1-U in 1
luitiiimip i i no i n o o s to 7
llitieiirs -iliHtlns and Maluney. Howell ami
Hr lun-on. t'niplio Sujilen.
t Philadelphia n. 11 K.
elm urn n n o o o 2 i n a-;! 4 n
I'hilailelphla 0 u 0 n 0 0 0 0 n0 fl 2
I'liiei.on ami Sulliian, Prarer anj hicclinan.
I'mpiic l ennullj.
At Waililnsfn I'iral came It. H y
(lete'anil n n n n n n o i n -i s a
xx.ikh union l n l n o o 2 a -i , l
Hitlrriii. -Ilrmtn and Connor! Cnrrirk and
Clarke, I mpirc Ilttta.
Scrond cxme-- n. II 1".
Clexel.inil 3 2nrt2nnno-7 D ,1
Wadilt'Kten n o ft n n a n t a- s .,
ltittirie-It.Neil and Connor; I.ee and Clukc
L'mplre lleits.
National League.
M Pitlsburc - p., If. E.
c-t i.nuit n 0 1) n s n n 3 s-i i 2
Piitshms .1 0 1 n n n i n n7 13 1
llalterles urlhofI and Mcholaj Phillppi and
O'Connor, l'inpiic--0'liay.
M lliookljn n. II. K.
no-ti.n lnaannnnrv-i a 1
llrooklin I n 11 1 n 1 fl -,! u n
llatteiie -Nichols and Mttridge; Nrnton and
1'aiirll. I niplre Naili,
At Philadelphia R, , ;,
New ruk 1 1 n H I) (I 2 n fi- 1 f, 4
Phiiaiieipiiii n a n n & 7 n 0 13 17 j
llattnlea Denrer and Warnerj While ami Jaik
llth. I mplrc Ilxvr.
t ( hiiat-o H. 11 1:,
( in. iiiiuti n n a 1 n n 0 3 a 1 i j
chii ign 0 a ; n n 1 a 0 '--'i n 0
llitterlea ilmmel and lleigeni Waddell ani
Kalme. I'mplie Pio'in.
Eastern League.
Proildenoe, fi; Muntrral, ft (flr.t tame).
Pinwdcmc, Si Mnitreal 3 fare em) game).
AMATEUR BASE BALL NOTES.
The Olxphant Rront accept the challenge or
the Mlnooki team tn plax on the laiter'a grounds
Sept J XXlllhm Patten, captain; Xtilliam Ed
xxards, manager.
THE MARKETS.
Wftll Street Review.
Nt'T York, Aue. SS -Tha ntnele inirttct rf
lupvil Into trhMlltlfA .tiitln toj.i). 'I he oluine
til tranvutlntu (rlt litlow lull a million lurr
mid the net dunac are wholly without lgnlrl'
enno r-urpt m a rrflrctlrn of the Indrcljlon
duelling In the rcitilitir i.iIihN, No ittrntton
ii pilil tn any nm of the i v anil. In fatt,
thrre wtrc no tuciirrfiiics hnlnu any important
tuurliiir i'ii the nlum u( M-iuiltler 'I he hear
1 riders iiliiIc i foohlo trnat l c rani sbortlj alter
the opening, hut the nrTerlnm of toik proerl
ao small tint thoy ficiatue Intlinltlateil nnilbniight
h.nk again, loifrlng fhort lin which were left
mrr fmm jotenlij. llif aunei of jutfnhy'a
rah)- ni .ilil to hie ieu ilu to an rnconnter
with nine part li nlirlv i ik pcc tilatttn linen.
Toilav ahonoil Mui k more tctucloii.lv helil Again,
li'jtnnhMaliilliig t lie extreme btliu4 of the
demand Menu of renewed weakntst In the corn
rmrlet after the opening tlMlinga inilureil mim
covering of ahorta In atorkn from wetern nurte,
hut thiae were m it put out again when oem
rallied later Hie approith of n three tlij hhtua
in the tncK mirkct, with the povllilllllei ul
faoralile or utifminhle ileelopmrnt In the In
trnat, aa enough tn iliMiide either the bulla
or the hear from committing theimehri for tint
length of time, ami to thl ! tiirent Intliienm
maj he aihleil the rerognlrerl poliny of the
tinrkinr up of rail luana on Kil'l.iy. Total ulii
tmlaj, lill.ToO haro.
There t lii iloinif In railtoail liondi thin
JMenljy, hut prlire weie ahout tteaily. Total
Mlr pal x due, tI,.VH(iii.
t nitrii Slates hoivl wcra alt unchingeil on tho
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Butter-rreih crcimeij, 21.iJ.ir., dairy, treh,
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I5'sil7'sc
Meilimn nean Per budiel, ?2 VI
(Jieen IVn-IVr binhrl, l mo r,
Vlr.nr-lte-t pilcnt, per burcl. l 15.
Pean. -I'cr luihel, clmlic nuirow,
l'olaloea Per lmliel -Mai. 10
53 10.
New York Grain and Pioduce,
Sew nrk, ug i-1 I'l.nir I'nmlj held at liv,
above Imjers' xievv. Wheii -pet mirket ea.v ,
No. 0 red, 7ii f o. b. atloii; No in), 743.i .
elevator: o 1 Nnrthein Puliith, 7?r( . f, o. b
afl'.at. Opiion. opened rav, le.nvermu, they
liacl a good advanie, but fln.llv yielded aga.n,
(lining nt her xv elk ai '.o net dedine. Sptetu.
ber clned TV . ; Oi tolier, 7.1'j ; December,
77'ii Corn -'.pot ca-v ; No. 2, iw$e elexator,
and fil'jc f n li. Rfln.it. Option market oionil
ea but became trong, l.iu r it turned vvoik,
xxilh xvheat. nnd iloed at '-aX,c. net decline.
.Ncptcmbir i Inscil t.u'ii . I'ei enilier, oorp, o,u.
- pot eaglet , No 2, rNUi ; No. II, ,ifi( ; No. "
xvlilte. 4fttti8i' ; No .1 xvhlte. 10,' : track mixed
weetein, .'1-x.lOc ; tnek mixed while, S'lljal?'.
Options Irregular and fairly Inactive, Huttrr -
llarrli' steailv. iicameiv, iiiai:ni ; imiiatinn
ireamerv, llal7c . Hale dairy, llalPc. t hree -Slow
and weak, fancy lirfie colored, ixmi ; (amy
large while. 1'ir; fancy until loloicd. 1),. ;
famv small white, oiji. I'gg-l'irm; state and
Priin-jlvania, 1-aJil" western uncandled, lla
17r. I do. candled, 17a'se.
Philadelphia Grain nnd Produce.
Philadelphia, ug J Wheat r lower,
contract grade Auginl. 71a708i. Cm lieadx ;
No. 2 mixed Augu-t, SSsaVii' n.i-Diill, but
Head; No -J white il'pped; tlal..'c. Iliilter
Steady; tamy we.tern creaiueiy, -Jftiji ; do.
print', He. Legs Finn, good demand; freth
nearby. 1cl.; do wretein, lc ; di outhvve.xtriti,
Ktf ; do soulhern, l'.c Chee.e Quiet, I ut
Head? j V Y. full rreann finrj small, ox.c ; do.
rn, do fur to ihnite, S'ji'liji-, Refined Sugars
1,'ulet, hut steady. (ntlon-tSi lower; middling
upland., o'.c. Tallow Firm, air demand; city
prime in hhd, 5c; rountiy do. do barrels, tV'. ,
cak'e, li'siS'jP Llxe Poultn -Firm, fair de
mand, fowl., Ift'jc , old roosters, fii,a7c; spring
rlilrkni', l.'allc ; dinks, Halftc. Dreed Poultiy
I'nm, good demit.d, nl. fair to good, 10a
lnw.e ; old rnn.tua, if, , brolleri nearb, 1 JalTc. ;
velein do. do , Ual.V,
lleieipts -I'luiir, 2,0"' bands and 2,3l5,ftfi
pound, in saik.; wlieit. 1 .ftfin luuhels; corn,
11,1 a si bushel., oils, "..t.OiYl bushels. Shipments
Wheat. ll,(ViO bu.hels; corn, C,IW) bu.heli; oats,
1,0) tuuhrU.
Chicago Grain and Produce.
Chliago, Aug 5 -( urn wi again the hading
nurket on the board of trade todaj. After a fair
adxanre, prlus wejkened all around, Drcemhrr
mm ilotlrg t lower; I)eemlir xvheat clntrd
'tc lower, and ot. were .e. lower, while pio.
slons rang'el fiem t. tn V. lower at the close.
Cash quotations xx-ere a. follows:
Flour Birely steidv; Nn 3 spilng wheat, "i
ah's- ; So. 3 red, 71';e : No 2 elluw corn,
Mt'sc; No. 2 oils, 'H'sa3Mio. ; No. 2 while,
R7iaV i .No 3 white, S8Sr.j No. 2 rve,
45c : fair tn choice malting barley, ssje : No
1 Northwtitern f.t seed, i ii, prime timothy
THE TRIBUNE'S " WANT"
4 Lines 10 Cents
More Than Four Lines, ) Cent for Cch Hxtra Line.
For Rent.
For Rent,,
About 1200 feet offloor space on
4th floor of the Tribune building,
su;table for light maufacturing. In
eluding heat, light and power.
Enquire at office of N
Tni: Tribune.
fOlt ltl;r Viry iletirahle rlelit mom hoiio;
ateim heat, mo.leni, tnoiUiate lent. Inquire
P21 t.icen lliilge elm I
FOR ItFNT K Inlt ilouble home, fleam heat
free 1)20 Marlon utreet.
FOR ItKST Jinnn-lloii.e on llm k street, eight
room.: moilrrn. Impilre ol tl T. Paxlj, 711
North Jlaln meniie.
FOn rtF.N'T Vine-room houe In firecn HhUe:
all conxenUnce.; largo lot. Rent, l. Ail
rlreM S. fi , Tribune.
toil IlKNT Kfqhl rnoni, 713 Jeffcron avenue;
all modern cepxenieneo. I
For Sale.
FOlt SI.K J llerlln coaches In sn"rl coniiitloni
cheap. Inquire F. A. I'ljnn, .M4 Jelfernon
arenue.
Jl'ST MIIIIVKI1 with car loail of bore. Roorl
workers and drawer, weight from 1,11") to
l.Joo (an be fecn at B3 Itajmo.ni court. F.
M Obb.
10U SM.K- Cheap, for want of tie, one fecond
hand Singer newli.i; machine tn unml lonill
tlen A I. Xle.ide. .M7 (iardner iixenue, Cil.x
FOIl H!.i:-Tivr light jprlnir xai;on and nmt
naincss, cneap, Mans rear lUJ i.uienie
trert
I Oil SM.K -far load of dra x-lrir and draught
heron and tood Mmi!y horaea. 222 221 Oak
fold court. J. XI. Field.
1011 SAM: Cottrell ft Son cj Under prei,
31"rt. In Rood condition, new rollen, V00.
Apply XMIkevllurc Timet Office, XX'llkri Parre,
l'a.
Heal Estate.
Foil s,i; Large farm, with good epring aier,
liore., (attle, crnp. tool, and ail belonging
on a farm M Ihiflolj, Hn lf, Hawlej, I'a
I'Olt SU.i:-tloue and lot at (Pentium, Pi .
conxenlent to I) , I, k tmion, line flint
and garden XX'ntc or cull lr. Frank I Hall,
C.lenbutn, Pi.
Turnlshed Rooms.
TWO H IINMIH) ROOi TO I.K'I Private
house, all nnriirn iinproienienu. JJ7 Adan..
aienue
Money to Loan.
$"i0 In lo.(iiK)- r OM P. t and 5 per cent, in
teict U-j teiin. to lepij. (letui,e XX.
Okell, ,m Ivdiinge bulhling
(JoM.uuu TO LOAN' Loue.t rate.; straight or
monthly paxinenta. Slark k Co ,'fiadeu' bUt
ANY AMOl'VT OF MONT.Y TO LOAN" Quick,
ftiiii,;! t leans or lluiluing and Loan. At
fiom 4 to 8 per cent. Call on X. V, XXalkcr,
Sll m Cotinell building.
Business Opportunity,
W.XVIIO Two i.r t In re llifiii-jtid dollar, taxh
a5il hi e ipiitiii-ihip oi otheruUel to in
iieae i MilM.intial iu,n Iniirn business, loialed
in -irinto-i nitli ii pmilialiln prn.pei t
( iiiiiuuiii(.itinn treated --lib ih lonlldential . lef
enlue. ixihilli'd Xildu. Ilil-inesa, Iribune
Ofthi'
Lost.
lo.r On Kiu.' exi urii.n ti tin. ladv. ihitalaine
puie, Libinl leward bu na it turn to ( l.r.t
XXillliiiK, ,'l Oakfi.nl mm.
1 OsT A fnx hound bilili. blai k. white and nn,
alir.ut one je.ir old. b. ("vein Lake Si ran I n
and Minoiv.ii lintel i'lii-lei will be leu ird.'d
t"r iiiforiu.it ion or leturn. l.evvia l'etlieiman,
li ir .'J NiiiiIi etii'i'i
Found,
FOl Nil X blnk imv. owner ,an Inve aine bv
priiving pr.peilv and piv ng dimig.. Ap
ill Xln- Mvin.li. Iliiukir 11.11
Ffril, 4-.f.. ITU vs poik. Ml ililt fi. laid, Sj
v. 7l'a. eliiur lib. ". 1 m". .i ihv -ailed i.hntildeM,
7,.x1ii., hnii ileir miIi., "Vix Ti, vvhiktv,
i .ill
Chicago Live Stock Market.
( tin ign, ujr J- tattle lleiiipl., Hi.'iuo. in
iludina l.iHli lexan and ;i"i vitiin, t.'era
generalh HiilXi. lughei . luiti liei-.' toi k. lUal'n.
liicl.i't ; good in piliiie teeI., $", ,iiiiii 'u. po' r to
medium, c.l 7."n in. .tinker, and feeden, f.2 lit
-J-,, imvi., .' CO in. Iicifrr. jV)jK'i tan-ik-ii.,
l.'.'.'ia.' u, lalv(1 .'iis,'",: 1ea steer., H
ji"i. vviOcrn tret, fMiOi'i II ig. lteieipt. In
div, 'Ji.issij tnmnrriivi. ?,i.ii. left mn, t.imfl,
aitive, ,'.t liiglii-r. lop. " , '-! s . luixid and
huuhcii., 41 7'ni. I7'a. good tn thoue heavv.
'in, ft-" j. I nigh hravv, $',70iX',. Iigln, X 70
jfiln's. bulk of alc, H,ili :Ci hrep lleieipt.,
K.ihiCI, sheep and gi.od lamb. i.ieadv . good to
i holt e wetbrr.. .l'J"i.il, liir to ihoiit mixed,
v'ltlli, wilein sheep. '7iii'il; xearling. I'.X
al. native lamb., 2 .0.i5 .!'.. vve.leni lambs,
VI 7.'.aj 10.
New Yoik Live Stock.
New otk. Xug 'Js lice,. Ileicipla, I l'7ll,
stert. siiong. 10. Iilghei . Iml' and tow. sichiIv ,
steei... 1 ')a.i 41, oxen and .tag. 2 7".0; bull.,
f 1'iai i"i, t.iwi., i nn . , ,; i anies ie.ifi,v iiip.
piime limb, wi uld sell stead.v, bur none hie,
other, weak to Tn off Mieep. I.',0iieu, thoue
fl; cull., l Vli.1, limhi, l j"!al 7ij, culls, ?la
4; Canidi limb.. X tl"a Hogs lleteiptf, 1,77,.
maiket, -ft t. '"h' huhei, western hogs, ftd.pl,
slate do, flOOju 7.", famx light pig., f7.
Buffalo Live Stork Market.
Biilal", Aug 2" Cattle Iteieip's all ion
signed through: chnlie to bett ealvei, M 7Sx7 VI
ling. Olferlngs, lft tars, medium to choice
heavv, $fl.UahS, pigs, VX JftaO ?:, sh'ep ani
Lamb, iiflrring- tar. fair to enlrn mi.xed, Ma
3.7J, spring larnln, ihohe to fanij, t.i.fi.Vij.elc,
Oil Market.
Oil Cltv, ug "4 ( udii biUncrj, V!',. rertif!
rate', no bid. hipmiiu. Il.'i, average, D7,.
597; runs, 10,,,77!, ave'iagc, Itu.
NICIK)LSON.
Special to the Serauten Tribune.
Nicholson, Aug-. "7. Mis. ,Toeph
noltou. Ji of Ttoy, N. Y. l.s tlic- euiet
of Mil.. P. N. HojIp of State Hifct.
.Mlsi-ci ,l(sl( and .MaiRiioiltp
Stpplions aio eppnilinpr enme time xxlth
frlPiirls at Now .Mllficl.
AinoiiK thoo that have i-Ptuined
fiom i.uiiilnp nt Oxtinxv pond hip.
Alt', mill Mrs, .1. M, I'aippntpr, Mr. and
Mis. 1.. 11. Tratt and iIuiiRlitrr Mai Inn.
MiK t'nta .1. Kline K3 vIhUIhk friends,
at I.alto Nicholson.
I.co .1. Hoyjp xxlin has hern for the
past month at Keutlnpr. p.i., Is spppd
Ine a lew days xxlth his paiPnts at
this place, pipvious tn his departure
for Louisville. Kentucky.
Miss Ida .IImerion, of Kansas City,
who has been the guest of her cousin
Nellie Mack, for rjulte some time re
turned to her home, Tuesday.
menl'. .tiiiaitlp mrl .l.'mii .naiter. nt b,-pf ( aive
- lbieipli., H,.1n, xials i.peni.l weak, t loed low
cr, gt.irn and Iniiuimilk. ti nil to fiactinn
higlur: xeil, $t.V)i, top., IJiJis ;ft. ,nt,
1 1 1 VI , gi ier. ami buttrimilks. OI vheep
and Lamb-.- KeieipU. lft ififli hecp fairlv steidv ,
SITUATIONS
WANTED
PREG.
Kelp Wanted Male.
XXANTFII Itoy thoroughly arquilnlrd xxllli city;
iiiiiu haxe xxheel. ('ill I.I I XX omin ave
nue ihlt moinlnff it 1) o'clmk.
WASTF.I)- Fifteen cxperlenred xu.od'infn at onto
In uit by day or lontriet. A. II. Itobcru,
Throop, I'a.
WAN! I'D- Xoiimf man to ait .it bartender and
to make hlnnelf ii-i fill Ji.lin Milber, Pal.)
Ion Hotel, Old Forge.
110 X W'TI'll t (Ireen'i, pivnibroker, 107
laikaixanm axenii', mnt haxe ixperlence in
cleaning aionud alore, no other need apply! goc.il
leteunce.
WWTFI) Xn expe-ienced idxerlllng m in, tnnt
uln lne a fen'ril knovxledse ol men li.m
illo. ('all on or addrcn ,lona l.ons' Mm.
WAMI'D- l.xpeilen nl man l manage our nten'a
fuinbhilig ileparlnieiil Mu l-i be nuall
fled tn bii.i. Call on or .uldicH Julia Long'a Son..
ll.ll'lSMKi:i W'Sli:i) thoroughlv ex
perlemed wnrkmin. tnirrl"il mm preferred,
teadi cniploiinenl, Rood xxagea. t). J. laidcr
li k, Pl.t mouth, Pa
- . ..
Help Wanted Female.
VTi:li eept 1), competent xvaltrcs.. Apply
by letter, Rlxlng referenic". to Mm. S. (,
Itobertcon, Ihlt 111 Srranton, I'a
WANTIIH Xllildlcascd moiiijii a cook and
houekeeperi good xxage m right peron.
Apply .Inhn furher, llahxlnn Hotel, Old Forge.
(illll, WWTI'I) For Rcnerat houwivork. Apply
at .M" (larfleld axrnue.
WXTi:) (!lrl for Reneral houjework at Dalton,
Xddre. II T., care Tribune.
Agents Wanted.
CVX'viV:n lady or gentleman outside the
MIX of -ei,intoii can haxc a peimanent agemv
for the perfume of Hie century I'hcnomenil
iloe. (.nod. in large dimand llxerjthinr; fur
nlhed e.n credit Liberal arrangement xilth the
right parti ddre. "Cut Roe," Ifith atrcct
and did aienue, Ne- York
BRANCH WANT OFFICES.
Want Advertisements Will Be
Received at Any of the Follow
ing Drug Stores Until 10 P. M.
Central City
ALPKRT SC1IM7TZ, corner Mulberry
rtreet ami Web.ter lvenue.
CUSl'AV I'IC'HKL, 650 Adams axenue.
West Side
OKOnOK XV. jr.KKlSS, 101 South Main
avenue
South Scranton
FHi: U TF.ltPl'E, 7M Cedar avenue.
North Scranton
Ci:0. W. DAVIS, corner North Main
avenue and Market street.
Gieen Ridge
CHARLES P. JOSF.S, 1517 Pick.on
axenue
P. ,1 JOHN'S, KO Oreen Ridge street.
C. lOltrs'Z, lOiner Washington ave
nue and Mailon street.
Petersburg
W. II KNhPKKL, 1017 Irxlns axenue.
Dunmore
j. a no.vn 4 son.
Wanted.
WAMI'D A luge show ta.c Apply William
Gitlnnl, 1JI7 DUk-on aviniie.
WAMED An Intelligent (Catholic) ladj or gen
tlem.n to till a light, pleasant position;
good pal. If suitable. Addicts P. O. Ilox CD,
Stranlon, Pa
Booms and Board.
loll R, NT With bond. loom. plea.antlv situ
.ilu I iirvvh papind. aiut,d and luinlshed.
Fauli.t hou-e, iiln I inileti Oiee!
Boarders Wanted.
WANTED -Table boarder.
Washington avenue.
Mrs. Tompkins, 631
LEGAL.
AMENDMENT 111 'IHE t'ONs'l I l'l HON' PRO
POi:i) 'lOIIIEt IIII.NSOI 111 In. COMMON.
XXI. XI. Ill IOI! IIII.IH XI'I'IIOX M. nit RF
JKt HON ll '1 111. liENI.ItM. xI.MIII.Y 01'
'I UK I OXIMONXXI XI TH OF PKNN-M.VANM.
l'l 111 IMII.II ll ullDFR OF I UK ;iRF.IY
OF Till (OXIXIONUF.XI.lll. IN PI l(l NCI1
Ol' Altl'ICI.K Mill OF IHE (ONMIll 1'IO.N,
IOINT RIXII.l HON
Pic.pn.lng an aineinlini ut to the l uiMitutlon of
the ( oniiiionvvealtli.
S'llit.ti 1. II. it tenlvd In Ihe M-nite and
House i.f llepic-entitive-i of the ( oiiiinonwf alth
in (,1'iiual Xwinbl.v met Ihal the following H
iutipwt.il a. anieiidmniH In the I ontiliiiiuii
it the (oiiimomwalth of I'.-nn-i lxamn, in ai
toidiiiic with the unxi.iotia ol the eiglitcenth
.11 1 it. It ihitcof:
Aiiieudnient one to Xilitle Light, -.'eiion One,
Xdd at the end nf tin tun pnagiaph of inl
t-eition, alter Ihe word, "--hall be entitled u
xote at all eliitinn," Ihi vmhiU -.ulijitl
Imurvci In mi. li law. icipunng and regulating
the iigbllatlull of (Ifitnis as the Otiieial A
miiiIiIx inav rnait." so Inn the said -.ettiou
i-hill read as lollow.: -
M 1 1 urn 1. iJu.illHiatloii. of Eleilor.. l'very
mile iiliren tvvcui.x-one .vtais of agi , po-,.c-t)iig
Ihe tolliivviiig ipialilh ititme. eliall be enlitled to
Mile at all eleiti.nn, nibjiil Inivveitr to sin li
laws icipiuing nnd regulating Hie ligi.tration
ot eiciini. a. tut- iti-iietai .-.-.i inniy mo enai i
I llhe -.lull have brin a tnircn ot the I nurd
Slate, at lea-l "li' month
J lie oli ill luxe ri'iidcil ,n Ihe Mate one jeir
Ioi, iiivitig ticv iiiutlv In .ui ,t ipialined flei tor
or native bom tlti.n of Ihe Male, he shall
haw icmoved thertiioni and letiiiiied, then six
ni'.ntho iiumeilljtt l,v pieitrhng the elittion.
.1. He -.hall have roided in the ihttinti iliv
tint wheie he .lull t.fler to xote ot least two
ni'inth. imintili.itelj pitiiiling the slttmn
I ll twiiil.v two ,vi.h of age and upwaid-,
be shall have paid wiiliui ivxo veais a tair oi
ii.untv I ix. vvhlih shall hive bun at.-c-.-cd
al lcat two month, nii'l paid ul It-aH one
titt.nl li bcfiuo the tlcilioti
Amiiidmilil 'Ivvo to Xrtule Light, i-eitinii
exen
Mi.ke nut from said se, Hon the woi, '-but
no cletlor Shall be depilved of the plivllege of
xoiing bx ica-on tf his name not being regi-.
tctrd," and add to .inl eemnn the followlna
w,id., lint laws icgttlating and ico,uniiig the
rcgi'li itmn of (lectin, mn be ruined tn apply
tn line, on'v, piovlded that siuh lavva be mil
foini for cllie. of Oie .ame tlatj," so lhat the
4i. -.ritleli shall rtad u. follow.
t-ectloti 7 I nifonnlti of Elettirn 1 iw Ml
laws regulatjiig the holding of clettioiu bv too
cititin ci lor the legt.traiinn of ileiinrs sliall
1-e iinlfoini ihroiighoui the Mate, but laws
irgulaling and reipilring the registration of
clei lois max be enaited to applv to uiies onlv,
pimided lhat suth laws bo uniform for cine,
of the sanie tlas.
A liuc cop.x nt the loint Resolution
xv. w uRiE-vr.
Setrclarv of tlw ( mnuionvvealth.
AMFNDMINT '10 HIE I ONMITl'l ION' PRO
I'O-FP TO IIH MIUI.N-t OF Tlllt (OXI
MiiSMI.XI.ril I OH I HUH M'l'HOVM, Oil RF
.II.CIION II V llli: (.FN1RM. S MIII.V OF
'llll lOMXIONWI XI III OF I'ENNsYIX NI,
PIRI.l-llll) ll OIIDElt 01 THE sl.CIII.IXItV
01' IHE (OXIMONXXFXI Til IN 11 It-I N( E up
AltTICLi: .Will OF IHE (ONMITI HON.
s. JOINT III'-Oll'IION'
PrPsp"ilng an amendment to the Constitution
t.f the ('iiiiuionvvealtli
Setllon 1 lie it en n lei bv Oie -.enate and
llr.ne of Ilepieseniatlie. of ihe I'ommnuwealili
of I'enntjlvaiiia in (Jeneral -XstemHy met, and
it is luieliy ennled bv ihe aiillmrilv nf 0
samp. That the following is prnpovd s. an
amendment to Oie ( onstitiition of tne Con men
wealth of pennsvlvanla, u a.inr.hine xxlth the
piovlslmn of tho I'.igbteenth artiile thereof.
Imendment.
Mrtkn out section four article eight, an-,
sen in place thereof, a. follovrj-,
fcectloii t. All elettlon. bv rllliena shall
be by ballot or by such other method aa mav
be prescribed by law : Provided, That tecrecy
in xotlng be preened.
A true cop.v el the Joint Resolution
, W XV I.RIE3T,
Secretory of the Common ealth.
DIRECTORY.
3 Insertions 25 Cents
More Thn Pour Lines, A Cents for llich Extra Line.
PROFESSONAL.
ttti
Certified Public Accountant.
LPWARI) C. Sl'AUI.DINa, J3 TRADERS DAN'
Iliiilcjintr.
Architects
rilWARI) II. DAVIS, ARC1I1TKCT, CONNELtj
bulldlnR.
FRFPFRICK l I1ROWN. ARCH. R., RKAI,
Y.iUta P.tchange Rldg , 120 Wa.hingten ave.
Civil and Mining Engineers.
L'l '!-.l,AI""Nn. fifW CO.VNF.Lf. RUILDINO.
Dentists.
"S;,.0, P". r'KNfKltnEK, PAULInTHuJUxoT
Spruce street, Scranton.
I'll. 0. C. LU'riACIl, 115 WYOMING AVENUE.
Lawyers.
FS, ",. "Of'-K. ATTORNKY-AT-LAW.
Ilooma 12, u, pi ,n ls Burr building.
F. K. TnACY.ArrV.COMMONWEALTH DLDO.
D'.iD; "'I'OOLB. ACTOltNEY-LOAKS NECC
tlated on real eitate aecurity. Mean bulldlrut,
corner xxaahington axenue and fcpixice atreet.
W'H.LARD, WARREN ft RNArP. ATTORNEYS
and counsellors at-laxv. Hepubllcan building,
Wa.hfngton avenue.
JFSSUP ft JESSUP, ATTORNEYS AND COHN.
i'n "0"at''aw. Commonwealth building, Roomj
1". 50 and 21.
L'!2ei'AJ?.D ,V' THAYER, ATTORNEY. R00M3
Pat W, nih Boor( Mel building.
" ,Ai. WMim. ATTORNEYATLAW, BOARD
of Trade building. Scranton, Ta.
fATTERSOV ft WILCOX, TRADERS' NATIONAL
riank building.
O. COMEQYS. 0-13 RF.PUDUOAN BUILDINO.
A. W RERTHOt.F. OFFICE MOVED TO NO.
Sll Wyoming axenue.
Physicians and Sugeons.
PR W. E. ALLEN, S13 NORTH WASHINGTON
avenue.
DR. S W. IAMOREA173C. OFFICE 33S WASH
ington axenue. Residence, 1313 Mulberry,
rhronlo disease, lungs, heart, kidneys and
genitourinary organ a specialty. Hour., 1
to i p. m.
Hotels nnd Resturanta.
THE ELK CAIE. 12X AND 127 FRANKLIN
avenue. ltatea reasonable.
P. ZEIOLER, Proprietor.
SCRANTON DOUSE. NEAR D L. ft W. PAS-
eenger depot. Conducted on the European
plan. VICTOR KOCH. Proprietor.
Scavenger.
A It DRIOGS CLEANS TRIVY VAULTS AND
res. pool.; no odor; only Improved pumps used.
A. R. Rrlgg., proprietor. Leave orders 1100
North Main axenue, or Elcke'a drug store, eor.
ner Adama and Mulberry. Both telephone!.
Seeds.
C. R. CLARKE ft CO.. SEEDSMEN AND NURS.
erymen, store 201 Washington avenue; green
liou.ee, 1950 North Main avenue; store tele
phone, 762.
Wire Screens.
JOSEPH KUETTEL, REAR fill LACKA. AVE.,
Scranton, Pa., manufacturer of Wire Screens.
Miscellaneous.
l)I!F.S.MXKINO FOR CHILDREN TO ORDER:
aPo ladles' waists. Louis Shoemaker, 12
Adama avenue.
MnOAROlX BROS., PRINTERS' SUPPLIES, EN
xelopea, paper bags, twine. Warehouse, ISO
Washington avenue, Scranton. Pa.
THE W1LKESBARRE RECORD CAN BE HAD
in Scranton nt the news stand, of Ileismaii
Rro. , .OS Spruce and 5U Linden; M. Norton.
f22 Lackawanna avenue; I. 8. Bchutier, 211
Spruce street.
Situations Wanted.
W.NrFD- position tux housekeeper to a vrid
own, bv a middle-aged lady. Urge expert.
erne, ufeiiiiti-t ev hanged. Apply at 60 Wah
ington axenue, City.
bITI XTION XX XN'IT I) -Ily young man a. book-
ketper cr at.lslant in olHce work; bis had
several -.tars' fapirieiica and can give references
fiom former iinplojere. Addrrw J, K., Tribune,
XXANILD Will fume wealthy man give a young
inarm d man a position where he can get pro
mot ion, liuneH and iriMworth;. V. A. W
liitiunc.
Mil' XTION' WANTI'.D-To go out by the day
wjhing ct cleaning. Mrs, Ru&ell, 1310 Ce
dar avium.
blH'-XTION' XXN1ED A. coachman, hite,
married, where he tan have living apart
meni. V A. ., Tribune Offlce.
Mil VI ION' XX XNTLO -V lady of refinement
with a little gnl would like position ax
housekeeper foi widower, cr for small family,
njo Dig court, I il.
Xv ANT I'll X. piiMtmn bv .xoung man aa sten
i.i'plicr, to a.'isi tn bnik-keeping and gen
eral nffne vvoik AildiPMi J. C, 32'J Clay axr.
line, Diinmoic, I'a.
hill 1T0N WX.NTKD XXa-hmg and Ironing ti
li at home by cxpeium rd laundret-a; ht
r. In. nn t xdilif-.-. oul to Mis. II. It., care ol
t.ij Finest coutt.
blir VI ION WA.NI'KD -A nest colored girl, jiut
ariited in ul, would like a situation tl
genual hou-evvork in small family. Call or it
ihe-. "II," & "I l.aikavvanna avenue.
bill XIION XX XNTFIl To go out washing or
cleaning. Mis Iluesrll, 1JI1 Cedar avenue.
Mil VI ION' VV VM'H) -Washing and ironing to
take home, titv references. AUdra-Ji only te
Mis. II. A. M, cate of iM Forest court.
MTl'ATION' WVNTKD-Ry a hoy H rears old;
good pi union and tan make himself genual
lv ii-el'il about ciftici Address Robert Wii
lianu, tth street, lllakely, Oljphant. Pa.
FINANCIAL.
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BEST!
WALL STREET
Xloney Will earn Dlj Monthly
Returns.
The Inx estor's Fund Paya Semi monthly.
The olde-t eslabluhed in Amerha No certifleate
holder has cxer lost a cent Payments made tu
all subscribe every 1J days No trouble No
delay. .Money lefunded on demand Write to
day for particulars, tree to any address
C. E. Mackey A. Co , Hud-on Bid's . New York.
Spencer Trask & Co
BANKERS
2r & 29 Pine St., New York
Transact a general banking butinen;
a.t as Fiscal Agents for corporations,
and negotiate security Ivuei of m.
roads and other companies. EaecuU
commifeicn order! and deal In
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
Urmbeia New York Mock Etching.
Branch Office 65 State St. Albany