THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 51001.
W
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
MONTROSE.
pr!l to the Scranton Tribune.
Montio.of, Sopi. I. Hurry Hnlpln Is
cltrkliiK for A. Lyons".
Klhcit 1. Hlukcule'c, urn of the Into
E. L,. HliikPhlco. who n tho iiwmt ill?
Unentailed ulinlniil lawyer vvlilili tlilt
county mri pirnlne'cil, lintc otitoioil
Keystone nuiclcmy, at raeteit.vvlllc, n
ii student, and Ids lwt of friends In
Mnntrnre and tlnoiiKliiuit the inunty
preelli t for lilm n brilliant rairer. as
ho has Inherited In a Ihi-bo (loftier- those
mental nualltlos vv hh Ii made his la
mented fa'thor famous.
Dr ,t. I). Kelly, of Siiiiirlmnnn. was
a Usitor In town yestnnlny.
Miss Nina Sines lin Jut ii-turned
from Isliiclinliiloti. v. line she has been
vlMtlnr? relnthcs.
It Is reported heie, on appatelitly
Rood nuthorlty, that Jnliu D. Miller,
csq.i of Thompson, has decided to de
cline the nomination for district nt
torney, tendered him by the recent
Democratic county convention.
Mrs l.o Coini'i- has moved ftom I'ms
ret street to Mrs. UurRess' hout-f, on
C heptnut stieet.
Mr. and Mis. H. A Lyons and Searle
MrColIum and family Ihivp been en
Joying an outliiR at Sllvn lake, but ie
turned to tow n today.
The Republican building Is belns f
palnted. Maurice J. O'Hilen has snne to Bal
timore, where he contemplates entcr
lnjr a medical college as a student.
Colonel i:. II. Warner, t'nlted States
army, retired, of Wllke-B.ure, is
spendlnn a few days In town
Theie piomlses to be a Kie.it exodus
of people from Monti ose and surround
iiiR towns on l'l leliiy, when the local
lodge. Knights of T'ythl.is, will tun a
mammoth eviitMon to Uliae.i and
t'ayuRH lake. The fare for the round
trip Is but JJ. chlldien. half-pilce.
The fair of the lounty Is tln county
fan. and th.it Is the Montiose talr, to
be held on the beautiful giounds in
this place cm October 1 and 2. In ad
dition to the usual nttiactions. theie
will be n Kenerous amount of slushier
bv the lainous Welsh choir of Wilkes
Barre, that can led off tlrnt honois at
the rhiciiRo Wot Id's Kalr.
Frederick X. .Icsnup, son of Or. H.
H Jessup. of Syil'i, will preach at the
Ftesbyteri.in cliimh next Sund.iycveii
Imr. Mr. .Tessup recently t oinplotcil
Ins titht year at Auburn ThPoloptc.il
pcmin n y.
Indoor bise ball Is the attraction at
ill.icre hall this evening.
Owing to a liie.ik-down of the Mont
tose Democrat's presx, that papet Is
Ivl'in printed this week on the ltepub
llan pre??.
FACTORYVILLE.
Freclal to the Scranton Tribune.
Factoiyville. Sept. ;!. Mis. A. J. Oil
mo... h.i hold bet Main stieet i"-lrJe::ic
1 1 Mi A' 1 Kc i ; i ; s ..: '(.ii. w ho
vv dl la'. i . ...., (.,(, dio jnth of pptom
ber Mr. 'ilu.nio and fain ; ili en -cu
..-, h. iii- ci Mr. l-"i"v I'ikM
Mr and Mis. James r. C.lddlnkx of
MHpleton, low. i and Mrs. Diana Aketiy
of Justus, spent Sunday with their I
bl other .lames M. Hi own.
Mis W. H. Snovcr who has been
spending the summer In this place te
tuiiW to lift home in Scranton last
Monday
Mis. I'Miilstcm and daughters Bea
trice and Dorth.v of Waverly, X. Y., arc
spending some time with the funnel 'h
p.n mhs .Mi. and Mrs. O. T. Spencer
Or i'.iul n. Wilson of New Vol It la
en1 imiu i week's vacation at his old
lliiii" .ii till1- place
Mi-. tJnige X. Ourr of Iialton Is
' -ii mg 1 1 'r lives hero.
Mr and Mrs. Stanley X. Simrcll of
Si..Mon. spent Suuil.iy with their
nmthei Mis. Saral Sinn ell.
Mr. W. A. X-wel.lg, who went to Xew
Yoik state to sell vtrws last summer
ha- accepted n position In a gcneial
f me at Dextei, X. V.
Mr. I.ouls Wrlgley. the courteous
and obliging clrk at Walton',, t-tnio,
in- arcepted a position in l'rlngle'3
j-'fne. il stoie at Kingston, 'a., vvli.-ie
he will enter upon his dutlct. next
Monday lie has the best wishes of his
many fi lends of this plqcc.
RilNKilWIOCK.
Sprrn to the Mrir.tnn Triliu.it.
Tunkhaniinck, Sept. I Mr. nnd Mrs.
Bradley Lewis me entertaining Rich
ard Bennett an 1 I.rlvvnil runt, of
Wllkes-B irrc, at tin ir home on Wen
Tlosa i-tiert this week
Mis. W X. rurdon and family nto
moving their household ijoodp to Hal
ton, wlicie sli has purchased a resl
il'ni". and will make her home In the
fll'Uie
Tr. Odd Fell"" and Itebekah lodges
fr.aii all pans of the county will hold
truir annual plmlc at Jlrnthaw paik
on Fast, Tioga stieet, on Tluut-du,
Septcniher .'.
Mif. John M. Carman Is visiting her
oil home at Xantlcoke this week.
Tbf annual reunion of the Stnrk
fanulv will he held at Rcnshaw jiaik
on Saturday. Sept. 7.
il.nmon (ieatiiart. who was taken
ti a Wilkr-s-Barre hospital for treat
ment some time ago, was brought to
his home on Saturday last not much
impioved.
Miss P.ita P,i visited fi lends at
Wllkes-B.crre on Tues-day.
Howard HunRerford and William A.
Kittiedge are in Xew Voik this week
pill chasing goods for the winter Hade.
Mis. K. M. Phillips Is setlously 111
at her homo on W.inen stieet, with
asthma.
Mbcs Oertrude LuekenblH, ho has
been spending the past two months
with friends at Plttston, iftutned to
her home on Saturday.
Miss Finnia Sue Stink, of Setantnn,
Is visiting friends nnd iclatives In this
place.
NICHOLSON.
Spcclil to thf Scronton Tritmne,
Nicholson, Sept. i. Miss Bessie Tay
lor returned homo Saturday after a
week's visit with friends at Factory-villi-.
Manager Claude Shlvely, of the At
lantic nnd Parlllc Tea company, spent
Sunday with his friend, Wallace Bill
lugs, of Oak stieet.
Misses Kuth Johnson nnd Virgil Tay
lor nient a few days la-st week ns the
guests of tho Inttcr'B sister, Mrs. Louis
Bedell, of Factoryvllle.
Sablnas Walker, of Scianton, wn a
taller In town Saturday.
Miss Mamo MaiConnell, of Wilkes
Barre, is the guest of her brother, C. H,
MacConnell, of State -street.
Ml. K. D. Bell, Mrs. I). G. Black,
Mrs. It. S. Stephens) and MIps SitJttn
Black spent Tuesday with friends nt
llopbottom.
(?lenn Johnson nnd Mls Ittith John
son visited their tltitl", J. B. Stephens,
at his homo at Huynl, Monday.
Kdwnrd Adams, of Scranton, visited
ft lends in town n few days Int-t week.
Ml', una 1f A T. Tlincnr worn titenn
antly sntpiNed by a number of their
irieiins last evening at ineir nnme on
Oak street. Mr and .Mrs Thayer have
been icsldents of thl place for twenty-
one yeais and I iiursciay tney expect
to leave for their new home hi Blng-
hutntnn Thn ncnnlliir c:ia ilpllr-htrtlllv
spent and at an eaily hour refresh-
ineuis wrie served, i no guests wore:
Mr. and Mis F. K. Pioper, Mr, and
Mis F. F. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. H. S.
Stephens, Mr. nnd Mrs. 11. W. Kilns,
Mr. and Mr W. S. Decker. Mr. nnd
Mis. F. A. Cohln. Mi. and Mrs. J. F.
Harding. Mr. nnd 'Mrs. W. D. Osborne,
Mrs. Lizzie Bought, Mr. nnd Mrs. M. L.
Billings, Mrs. B. A. Gardner. Mis.
Laura Walker, Miss Helen Hnitlev,
Mlsi V. V. Walker, Mrs. Werkhelser,
Mis. 11. X. Kelley. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. L
Thayer, A. J. Kllng, Edith Clsny, Kd-
DRAWING
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if l!'"!
Hr urjroor i
AtGtir foot i;
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Can you draw an athlete, pcrfe:tl proportioneJ, coveruiR these live dots ?
waril Alden. Marion Werkhelser, Cora
Kllng. Leona Billings.
HARFORD.
Spcrl.ll to the Sirantun Tribune
Ilai foul. Sept. I. The Young Men's
Fnlon class picnicked1 at Boss park. In
Blnghamton, Saturday. They all te
poi t a line time.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Uiley We.vcott. of Gib
son, called on 11. S. Fsteibmok's Sat
uielay. Tlie sale of stands for the Harford
fair will be sold on the fair giounds
Satin day. September T. at 2 o'clock.
Itev. Mauwlll and family have re
turned fioin their vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Gtoover, fonueily em
ployes of the orphan school, have gone
to Pl.iluhoio, X. J
A foot ball game between Scranton
ami Blnghaniton will be an attiactlon
at the I la i fold fall.
Mr. Hurtweg has see ured a position
nt Chcvier Spilngs Orphan school In
the engineering depaitment
A cinrogiapb entertainment will be
given undei the auspices of the Fp.
worth league in the Methodist Episco
pal clinic h Filday evening, Sept. ii.
Mrs. Charles Gere and son, of Hiook
Ijii aie visiting Mrs. Alwoith.
Ella Fuller, of Lenox, and Miss
Campbell, of Scianton, were calling on
f i lends In town Thuisda.v.
Mis? Nellie Picket returned to Scran
ton Monday, after spending her vaca
tion with her sister, Mis. Lew Bur
dick. Mis. W. B. Hammond is euilte sick at
this wilting.
The leinalns of Aithur Tlffnny woie
brought here ftom Scranton S.ituicla.v
anil Intciied in South Harfoid ceme
tety. Mr. Tiffany wns the youngest
urn of Alonzo Tiffany.
Mi. and Mrs. F. P. Tlngley aie en
Joying tho sights at the Pan-American
thi"! week.
Professor James Adams has aceept
cel a position at Galoton, Potter county.
Miss Jennie Harrow, of Blnghamton,
Is Ultlng her mother.
Calvin Chamberlain is calling on
friends In Scrnnton and Wilkes-Banc.
Miss Mabel Filnk, of Montiose, Is
the- Bitot of Mis Horace Sweet.
E. M. Watson Is taking in the Pan
American sights this week.
Mr. and Mis. Jud Tiffany, of New
Mllfoid, spent Tuesday In Harfoid,
SUSQUEHANNA.
SpccUl to the Scranton Tribune.
Susquehanna. Sept. 4. Mis. Ilohert
Spoil, of tho Oakland side, Is a guest
of Scranton relatives.
Mrs. H. P. Kimball Is 111 in Blngham
ton. Erie Hose company, No. l, and a
laige delegation of Susquehanna peo
ple will take in the Carhondale cele
bration on Wednesday.
Mi. E. Biyan, of Washington street,
Is at the Pan-Ameilcan.
The fall term of Laurel Hill nead
emy and St. John's parochial school
opened today.
The Erie Is enjoying a huco passen
ger tralllc
A meeting of tho members of the
Five States' Milk Pioducers" u.ssodn
tlon In this vicinity will be held nt the
nillce of C. E. Van Horn, In this plnce,
Sept. 7.
Tho funernl of the late MiST L, Ben
ton, of Lnnesboro, was held and very
largely attended this afternoon from
the Lanesboro Methodist church, the
pastor. Rev. V. L. Meeker, olllclatlng.
Interment wns niado In the lanesboro
cemetery.
The Erie has nil the fi eight It can
handle.
Hundieds of Pan-American passen
gers dine at the Starrucra house dally.
Editor and Mis. B. F. Pilde nre ex
pected home from Cleveland today,
Great Bend-Blnghnmton-Nevv York
city aggregation came to town on Mon
day afternoon, and, In Beebe paik,
was downed by the Susquehanna club,
11 and 8. If the Great Bend club un
derstand any other game, an exhlbl-
tlon of Its skill will, at nny time, be
appreciated. In Susquehanna.
Tho condition of Colonel Wllllnm II.
Telford In somewhat Improved.
Henry A. Tlngley, of Honesxlnle, Is
the guest of his patents In this place.
Ouy Heston, nnd family, of the Oak
land aide, are at the Pan-American.
PITTSTON.
SprclsJ to the Scranton Tribune
Plttston, Sept. 1. Andrew Loinon, n
twelve-year-old Polish lad, has been
missing from his homo on Wilfred
street slme Monday and his parents
arc considerably worried over bis non
appearance. The boy nttended the pic
nic of the Central Labor Fnlon nt
Kverhait's Island last evening, and
that was tho last seen of him.
West Plttston Heme company Is look
ing about for a new team for their hose
wngon. The present team, although
first class animals, are n trllle heavy.
A musical event of no smnll Impor
tance will be the concert In Music hall
next Frlilay evening under the ins
pires of nnd by the Wyoming Valley
Fnlted Choir which will compote In the
choral contests nt the Pan-American
Exposition the lath of this month.
Among the special features of the pro
gramme will be the rendition of the
two competitive pieces by tho full
choir of 1J." voices.
Oeorgo Laurlng, of tipper Pltsion, a
Plttston constable, has been ni rested
charged with selling liquor nt the labor
picnic nt Fverhart's Island, withoul a
PUZZLE.
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license. The Central Labor Fnlon Is
behind the case.
Audiew Bailavltcli, u miner, met
with ii terrible and Instant death in
the Stevens slope, at West Plttston,
late this afternoon. Badavltch bad
been at work all clay nnd hail piepaied
a coal hole, which he Intended to Hie
before quitting woik for the elay. The
chin ge of powder had failed to ex
plode anil bo lettirned to learn the
reason u by. The charge exploded
while he wns making the examination.
Badavltch received the full foico of
the shot. His body was badly torn and
hurled beneath the flying coal. The
victim was i Polaneler. about 40 years
of age. and lived with bis wife nnd
several children em Center street,
Plttston.
DURYEA.
Tuesday evening a number of young
P"ople tendered limine Dills a surprise
putt. at his home on Front street. The
usual social diversions were Indulged
In, after which icfrcsliments were
seived. Those present were: Mhses.
Lillian Ilrlscoll nnd Anna Farrell, of
Xew York; Bessie Evans, of Avoca;
Joanctte Dick, of Mooslc; Xelllo
Hanks, Lilly Builclgli, Florence Keefe,
Gertrude. Lyshon, Mary Anderson,
Charlotte Brown, Helen Beeseleker,
Minnie Gerhart nnd Nellie PilK
Mc-.-rs. John Connor, Avoca: Earnest
Danks, Richard Naylor, Silas Randall,
Herbeit Brown. William IInhh, Elenor
Tinglepaugh. William Nolan. William
Barnes, Joseph Cox, Edward Nolan,
William Andeison, Edward Davis,
Jam " Solli'S. Charles Solles Horace
Dills and William Gerheart: Mesdatnes
William Gerheart and James Solles,
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BALLJ
fi BASE
AmsrlcRia League.
vi vbittiukcc It. II 1:.
HfiMc n n 1 nn j oo' ii- 11 ,t
Milvtaiikce 11 (1 0 0 (1 OIH) '-11 R .'
Hiltene W inters ami Sihrci kenecxt ; liciily
rut Maloney. L'mrircs- Hart anJ liai-kell.
At fhleatto- It. II. H.
Wntiinsmn 0 n 0 n n n n ,s o i 0
thiiano uinisiiii'-o n a
Itittrrlca Carrick, I.ee and Clarke. Katoll and
Pullban. Umpire Shtiiilin.
M Detroit- IT. II. K.
Philadelphia 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 s 2
Detroit 0 2 0 0 1 2 S II H 1
llitli nr I'lanK and Stedman; Cionln and Mc
AIIUlci. I'niplrc Cantillon,
At Cleveland- It, II. K.
naltlmore 002000002-1 S 2
Cleieland 0 0 1 0 0 4 0 0 -5 II I
Uatterie' Sop and nienulnn and IEoliiiison;
McNeil and Wood. I'mplrf -foniioll.c.
National Xiengue.
At New Ycik-KInt paine R. II. J.
Sew ork lOOOJOniO-rt 1! 0
I'ltl.burit 2.4 3 2 0(102 -! 20 3
Ilitlerlrn Tajlor and Warner; Tannclull and
Vtafjer. I'mpire Djer.
Second uame II II. n.
I'ltuliiirg 3 10 14 0 0 0 1-10 11 0
New York 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 O- 3 e 3
llatlfTici-Cliribrn and O'Connor! Hickman,
Vannndt and W'jrner, I'mplri Dwjcr.
At Ilolin- It, II. K.
M. I.ouli 00001 0tn0-2 S 2
lloctnn 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 13 S II
llatterlea Ilaiper nnd Nliholij Pitt Inner and
Kittrldce. I'liiplie limbic
t Philadelphia R, . K.
thicann OOOOinOOO-4 5 fi
t'hllaililpld.i 1 0 2 0 1 DO 1 ."-5 HI 2
llatterle. IIiirIifi anil Kahoej Tovnsend and
DoukIs'i. I'liiplrc Rrown.
At 1 1 rook 1 n R, 11. p.
riiieliuiall 2 1 0 0 I 0 0 2 0-7 0
Ilrookhn 2 till 0 00 0 0 13 12 3
natterlra-llalni and l'eltij Keniiedy and l"ar
rrll, L'mplie Nah. '
Eastern Leorjuo.
rmvldence, 7i W'orcTitrr, I,
Hartford, Hi Fliockton, 3.
Toronto, l; BufUlo, a,
Montreal, 7j Rochester, i.
THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Rovlovv.
New York, Spt. 4. Today's Htock
market was an almost exclusively pro
fessional affnlr, with evidence of a
participation by the speculative party
which Is rnther vaguely characterized
ns "the western contingent" by th
traders about the stock exchnnge. This
party has been active nt Intervals In
the stock market ever since the corn
ci op pioipects b"canio nn clement In
the speculation. They continued the
snle of stocks this tnornlivr but enrly
became liiiprec(l with the notable
paucity of the offerings which were
brought out under the ptossiite they
put upon the market and t oversell
their position to the buying side. Tho
ftee offerings of corn today which
vveie nt stiillclently nttmcllve terms to
uttract some demand for export of that
grain for the first time in a consider
able period, may have had an lnlluence
on these operations. The day's move
ment of prices seemed largely due,
however, to maneuvers by contending
professional operators, following yes
teiday's sharp break, which in Itself
vwiH apaicntly u testing operation bv
the capitalists who have supported
the muikct for some time past. They
seemed satisfied with their demonstra
tion of the small amount of stock Im
pending over the market for dlslodge
nient and their brokers were large
buyers again today and especially of
Fnlted States Steel stocks In which
they were Joined by the "western con
tingent." These slock elld not move
upwind until there Inn: been sharp ad
vances In Colorado Fuel nnd Ten
nessee coal, b,isd upon the assump
tion that their business was largely
Inci eased as a result of the enforced
idleness of Fnlted States Steel corpor
ation works. Chicago Great Western
continued stiong on rumors of buying
for control and the recent large ac
cumulation of Mexican National wns
unabated today. The strong tone per
meated the whole niaiket ns the day
piogiessed nnd th- Itnal hour showed
many of the niaiket leaders amongst
the grangeis, Parities, Southvv osteins,
coalets and specialties from 1 to -points
over last night's closing level.
Total sales, t',000 shares.
Thr MlOMln quotation! r fumiilicl Tin
Tribune by M. S. Jcrdin A Co.. roomi 105 7CX
Mrars buil'lintr, "crantnn, Ta T-lihon OT:
Open. Hifch- bow Clo.
intr, et. t In?.
American Su.'ir 11.'; HI', 1H' l'.l'i
Alibivin 7U 7'Ha m r'l'i
UcliN.ui, l'r "T'j I'" "T1, "i
llronk IrnlH'ti Tl'a " TI 71
n lit. .V. Ohio 111.4 inp, 10tO4 fM'4
riic. k flhio 17 t7Ni 17 47
riiir. r (it. went '-'I'i 'Jd -ji'j .t'j
St P.111I K-' ii'", 1ikMs lfi,it
l!r.ck MhihI 1H ll"'s 1H ltfi'i
K.in. tV : Trv , l'r., y"i "1 iVi'i '"
l.nun. (V Na-ll l"tT; 1i mi', 1HV,
Man. Clevatc'el H'H ll'i lis ll't
Virt. Triilmn !'- b-'a l''T- li'.-'a
Vh.so. l'.ultli' 105'i 107 101?. Hi's
South Pailfl .'1 iV'c r'i o'l'a
Nnrfnlk A Wot ". f7 M S
N. Y Ccnlral IJt'i l.M'H l.M'j lM'ii
Col. .southern lV.i I5's IV, l.V,
dnt A Wisiern :ir, ri.'i s .';
IVnm. It It IK'1; lti'Si H.i 1U'1
IMilfle Vtiiil 4lj 4J 41'j il
llraciing Itv 4IU 4Ci 4C; ll'i
Urailing- lly.. l'r Tf.'i 77 Ti.'i 77'
Soiitliern II. It n' S.."l .11', :
smtliein K H, l'r s-'i '"-'a k f'i
T. nn Coal A Iron iV.'i b- bl lrf ss
I'. S. I.rithiT lUi 11 I..', l7
1 . s l.e.ither, l'r -I4 .l Sla si
V. s Rubber I'i'i 111"', i'i'4 V''i
Fnlon r.ii'ln.' innl 101", !ri M
t'ninn I'.iiidi'. l'r v)i; f'li; yi si
We-lern I nlon !H Ol'l ill 'H'i
Wabi'b. l'r ll'i IF, ll'i 41
t'nl I'uel A Iron inn im'j lfiil lii-J
Ami) C.i,'cr I171; in 117 lls't
I'mpll'V les lll'j llJ'j 111 HJ't
Tevn I'leill 11 4',', 4IU IVi
Vmrr. far rminilry ' 31 Wl'i HI
I. S eleel fn 11 fi 4(V, 4.'l
T. S Mtcl (0., l'r !IT; !ic 0 p.-.lj
NEW YOnit GRAIN MARKET.
Open- It itch- Low- Clos-
WHr.vT. Ii.er t. et. intr.
Peeiinbrr iel'i Te.'i T'.'a 7nT,
Miy 74 7''7, V T'i'e
CORV
December Cl'4 r-l'i, c)', rii
Miy b.'i, njij r..", cjii
Sctnnton Boatd of Tindo Exchnnge
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
SKKKS. Rid. Asked.
I.ick.iwanna Diii.v fo . Tr 111 .,,
County ScvliiE-i Rank k Trut Co.. sfio
rirwf Vitlenil Rink (farbomlale) -i-.
hfindard Drllllns Co 3a
Thiol Njtionel Rink 4o
Dime Depcilt and Dbiount Rank.. 275
Keonomj I.lelit. II. k I'. Co J5
Vlrt Satloml IlmK ljfio
l.i.k.i. Ti eit . site Depo.lt Co ijn
(Mail, k snovcr Co., l'r 1J5
S.ianton Iron I erne MIR. t joa
Scranton Axle Worki p3
Scranton .avins Hmk 400
Tudcis Nitlonil Rink 175
S. 1 a nt in IV 'It .v: Nut Co 101
piopli'i Rani; 1J
New Mexiifl 11 . k C. Co ;j
ROND3.
Scnnton I'aeiip'i Riilwj, flit
MoiKtaire, due I'W nj ,
People's street nailay, first mort-
case, due 101 113 ...
People's Street Rilluay, (icnrral
inoitirise, due tn i3
Dlekfon Jlanufactiirlnir Co ioo
l.ackc. Tovvnulilp Scliool .1 per cent. ... 102
City ol Kranton St. Imp. 6 per
rent
102
Scranton Tiactlon fi per cent.
113
Scrnnton Wholesale Market.
(Corrected by II O. Dile. 27 Lackawanna Ave.)
Ream I'er hihhel, choice marrow, $.60a2 .
Ruttcr I'rcch iicsmcry, 21aJ2c.i dairy, (re.li,
2U-.
Cheee Full rream, lOille.
J-'b-B! Wctcrn freh, U'-jalclj nearby tUtc,
l,1V2al7',sc.
Medium Reani-rer lni'liM, Sj: M.
(Irern Peaa-l'er bushel. 1 4H.il 15.
I'lnm llel patent, per Innel, ?l 45.
Ream l'er bushel, cliniee niauow, $3.10.
Potatoes Per buhel-$lal.l0.
New York Grain nnd Produce.
New ork, iM'pt. I. flour-Market hid a
Irons undertone and a fair trade, vlheit int
rtcael i So. '.' rid, '"'je f. o Ii. atloat, No. 3
red, 71V'. (levator, No 1 N'niihern Duliiih. 77'sc
t. o. d afloat Optlutu oinied kleady, but mid
off. I iter they rallied, do ina paillc ti. limn.
cr. Me- Included No 2 reef, Ms closed "fit jr. ;
SplimlKr. 74 V: October, 7,ic. ; Decciulier,
7iV'. Corn .'put ileidy: No. , ejl'so. eei.
toe; fil'jc. f. o. Ii. alliut. Options market de
clined alter the openinit, but uulneqiiently ic
ccnerecl and clemed rtrm at '4arir. nil Ion,
May doied WV ! September, file. ; October,
il'ie.i December, iHTio. Oal pot tlcacli ; Noo
2. 3Sr. So. .1, 37c. ; No. 2 white, 40c j No. J
elo., S'le.l track nilxed western, S7V2a.no.j track
evhite nrilrrn, .'ii'jaKe j track white mate, .is',a
47c. Option quiet but fairly ateaclj, flutlrr
Sleidy: crcanierv, KlrJik' ; faelnry June packicl,
H'aliA'ie.j iinltitlnn creamery, ll,cl7i i Hate
chlr. Utile, flierco "' : fane larue .-ol-orecl,
ll'4e. j elo, do. while, 'l'ii'4c ; fane miall
colored, UVSc; elo. di while, ri';e. Kcca
bleail.v; atate and l'enulanla, 1i2iV : we-l-trn
tine milled, 14al7e j wotrrn lainlled, ITulec.
Philadelphia Grain and Produoe.
Philadelphia. Sept 4 Vheat-i4c, tiichrr:
contract itiade S.-ptember, 7J'ja7le. Corn
Steady; No. 2 mined September, 504M41. Oata
Weak and lowcri No. 2 whito clipped, 4Ul.'c.
Rutter Steady, fair demand) fancy western
creamer, 20Vjc i 1I0. nearby print!, 22e. Kbk!
Firm, (rood demand: lieih nearby, J So. ; do, west
ern, lac. 1 do, .southern, lc. i je, soulhwetern.
lc. fheme Quiet and barely Meady. ReSied
Sucari t'nchinced. Cotton 'ic. lower; mid
dlins upland, 6o. Tallow Steady! city prime
THE TRIBUNE' "WANT"
4 Lines 10 Cents
More? Than I'our Line,, ,v Cent. for Uacli Hxtra I. Inc.
For Ilcnt.
For Rent.
About 1200 feet of floor space ot
4U1 floor of the Tribune building,
sir'table for light maufacturing. In
cluding heat, light and power.
finquire at office of
Thi-: Tribunh.
roll RI'.ST-l arte ple.nant front inomi ceiitril.
At l-'l Ad.iun acrnue.
1 OR Rl. ST I'our ple.natit loom, new home,
with ue ol bath, learn beat, (jas or elertrlc
llcht. location comenicnt. Linden ttreet. Apply
Uil Soilli Waliln(ton avenue. (I, I. Moelir.
I OR III.AT-Rilry and truck farm, two mlle
from i-cianton. Sclieuer Rrotherj, .111 RroJk
alreet, Scianton.
lOi: I1K.NT Willi board, a plcnant front room,
fiiinlnlicd, nultible for Kriilleinin and wife or
two gentlemen. .Ml diin avenue.
FOR lli:T Four tnoniH. flrat floor, heat, fur
nished. Telt (Juine.v avenue.
l'Oll HCST-Slne-rootn houce In Oreen Rldire;
all coneiiler,cei; laruo lot. Rent. $1S. Ad-
clrewS. (1., Tribune.
lOlt Ri:si'-i:iBhl iooiih, 7.U Jeffeinou avenue;
all modern conveniences. '
For Sale.
wvwww
l'OR SVI.i: Three loom, one lull an I Malr fine
eaipei". neirly new. will moll cheap. Apply
(!. D ler. Ii) Wcb-ler aeenue.
Kill .l. V film of 33 nern, in ladloti
tnwii.hip, one nnd one-epiarlcr nillen from
Mocow; under Rood niltiiHtlon, well veatered,
fiuu of all kiniU. On e.uy tcime. 11. V. S5arl.
.11; Ml' VRIIIVI I) with ear loid of hure, cood
wurkoM and driwei... weight from 1.100 lo
1 'nn Ian bo cecn at Hit Riino.id touri P.
M ( "1,1..
KOI! S MX Two light fprinc wason and !onte
haincw, cheap. i:vati, rear It.'.! Lucrne
ilrrct.
1 OR S MX Car loid of eliailrs and draiitht
hori-e and cond (milly horaci. 222 221 Oak
ford couit. .1. J. Kield.
FOR SMX-A Coltrell k honi cllnder pre,
C-lxM, In Rood condition, new roller, V-oO.
flppiy "ilkciRuio Time! Office, Wilkes-uarrc,
Pa.
Heal Estate.
FOR MIX-W.v little home in perfect e'onili
lion, eav terin-e. IciK". Hawthorne ftirei
Vppl.e on piemi.es or Hamilton, Room SOU Puuli
Ruildins.
t Alt M OF about (f acie; enod houe and barn;
near Montrose. Addict Rov al, Dmiock,
Siinquehinni County, Pe.
MlMvOKv. -KIR M,i:- luae lioiive. suilable
for coiHulc.'.eenlii' home or for Mitiiiner bond
ei. Miuateil n,ir rlniri he, potnfflci-, lallwiy
find ct'amboat! Flit ela-e opening for pnehnte
iiiiiv to open .one ilciriil.' home. 'I he elemand
for 11 cvi't Addie. A. K. Iluih, Gravcnhurt,
Mu-koka, Out.
Wonted.
i
WASTKD A hrce chow ca-e. Apply William
GiRord, 15(7 Dickson avenue.
WANTKD An Ir.ielllnent (Catholic) lady or ceo
tleman to fill a IIrM, pleaant position:
pood piy, If suitable. Addros P. O. Rox 20,
Scranton, Pa.
Wanted To Buy.
LOI.I.II R FS(,IM:i:rt STOCK VVVSIKD Will
ui feir puce Slock and bonds bought .mil
wild. KveuinB 'phone, 2722, lln, 101. ( omcu8
Is Companv, Rrokeia, Hum It ink Ruildini;.
Lost.
I.OT A hi uk ecpintel A libcril reward for it
return In Muni! ItoliiiiMin, 1501 North Wasli
fusion avenue.
Money to Loan.
$00 to s.yi.nnOr-T OS'CK 1 and S per cent. In-tcie-t
lU'y term to upay. (Jcorso V.
Okcll, Coal KxchanRo building.
ffSJO.ejoo TO LOAN Lowet ratca: itralcht cr
monthly patients. Staik & Co.,Trader' bldij.
ANV AMOUNT OF MOSFY TO LOAS-QuUk,
ftralitlt leans or Rulhlinj; and Loan. At
ficm I to 8 per cent. Call on N. V. Walker,
stl-m Connell bulldlne.
in hlidc, 'ie : counirv elo elo. barr.'l. i.'
eakef, ."ii5'2i Lie Poultry -(,'iilel. lut
Heady; fowl, ltr.; old rooster, filji7ct prlnu
chicken, llil'ie.; clink-, 'lilik'. Dreiieil poultry
Meadv. fair elennnd: fowl -hone, ll'jj'.'c ;
old ri.c-ler, e'.'ic ; broiL'ia nearb, l'Ji'7.' ,
western do , llvlle
Rccflpt-Flour, 2.IM birreja and l.S7.',fti
pound in sack; wheal, Ki.ooi) bushels; corn,
KOml bushel: oal. 12,000 bushels. Miipment!
lie-it, 62,1101 bushels; corn, 1,000 bushels; oats,
0,ri0 Imslirl.
Chlcnfjo Oraln and Produce.
flucnio, ipt I A film nndeitone prevailed
todiy 'n both wheat and corn. The December
option lor the former closed ',, ("V. hlRher.
December coin dosed .1 i-pade lower and oals
wcte 'Jea'tc. lower, with puclsioiui ficm a hade
In SaT'jc, lusher. Cah qurtation were a fol.
low:
No. .1 sprlnur wheit, fid,afi5e'. ; No. 2 red, (n4a
7V.: No 2 oau, aii'te ; So. 2 white, ,Wta.
lie'' I So. .1 white, .i'i'i l.tiiljjc- ; So 2 lie, ."ill'-i ;
fair In choice malt mi; ..VVaflli.: So. 1 tin eed,
il.31; S'o. 1 northwestern, fi II, prune Innoihv
nod, -"'!"', Hies iork, fll 1YTJ), l.ircl, $107'i
0 10; Nhott rib., .tiliS 1,1, eln sjlteel alioiildcr,
7',ta'ii.i flort dear nidi!, SMil, whi.key, Jl in.
Chlcngo Live Stock Market.
Che.i;o, Sept. 4 -faille Receipt. 20,000, i
cludinc l,-1Cl Texan and .1,'V) westerns; choue
ntcer fttonc: otlim Head to ,lo, liuluclins
bulehei slock; fed Tevan Meade ; i;iasver flow;
we'teni HronR: eood lo prime steeu, ?."i S0a
li II, poor lo medium, ifli.'i.m, tlocker and
ferihr weik, H 2 . 1 1 23: m, 2.Mal 71): heif
er. er2.-1.1iS; cinner. l.50i2 50, bulla ateidv,
f:2 2.1ilS0; calte Meadv, ..a5 75; Tevaa led
Merr Mtonc, $M5; 'leva Bra steers flow. -1 2.1
al: vvrMcrn fleer Mb at ' '25. H.7Ja3'2l.
lloe- Receipt tnclal, 2",cVli; tomonow, 22.(m;
cxiimeleil lift ocrr, l,(!1; aeiai;e J cent hlchcr;
top, rrt.O.I; mixed and nulilt'ia, a.vlin,7ii; cooil
to choice heavy, 4cl .liaO fH)j rnitu heavy, 1,1 00i
(121; llthl, 5!uii73; bulk of nalra, G. 1.1.10.15.
Mirrp lleeeipls, IJ.OiX), clirep about Meadv:
lamb, 15 cent lower; coed tn choice wethers,
SSHOil; felr lo chol e ltllxd. X.! Viil.71; wesle 11
Miecp, H'2Jal; native Ijmbs, $-US; wci-tern lanux,
iUi 'J.
Buffalo Liva Stork Market.
i:.it,t Rultilo, Sept. 4. -('utile Receipts light,
but four cars held oven sleadv for cood fa'
Hock; common to fair lower; fair 1170 pound
neiTS, e1, clioiep heavy held $.171; common
siiisic-e bull, ?2.71U; vevls, if3 .IOaT.10; evlu.
f7.71. Unit lleeeipls. Cs ears, freeh and elfiht
leld ntei: demand fair, bill 5 c ruts to 10 cent
lower; be.t heivy, Jfl.WUOM. few famy selee tccl,
J7: mixed psekers, Vfi.rVMi) riQ; irood weight cork
ers, He"; bulk, ifO.fel, lluht welitlit .vorker, $(170
a0 7.1i plK, O.Mart.70; icuuh, ai.lila0 23i Mac,
?4 75a.1 25. Slirrp and Lamb-Riieipls, 20 cua,
freh, and len held over: nntket, 10 renta lower;
jiest native lamb, v suafl; cull to Rood, M.AOi
ft0, mixed iheep, $3.rij; cull to good, e?2a3.73;
wrihers, flat Si; yearllmo, W IS.
East Liberty Cattle.
F.at Liberty, Sept 4 -Cattle steady; extia,
1.tta5M; prime, fi OjJ.OO; good, 15.1535 60.
IIoo Lower: mediums, trt.eJi htivy orken,
((I.SOailSJ; hravy hogs, ft.75irt.fO; light yorkers,
$(l.75afl 80; pigs, ffl.50ic1.70; skips, A.SJart; rouglu
eJ4 50a.15. Sheep Steady; best welhers, (lal.13;
cull and common, fl 21a2.25; )earllngi, ?2.i0a
C5J veal calves, (6.50a".
SITUATIONS
WANrno
I'RKE.
Help Wanted Mnlo.
ll(lMIMKi:tlS VVVSII'D t.oliir filler bum Ii
maker! and roller!. uln KllN. L' lei It n
rf ace. In learn liMtlnaklmc and other Inane lie
uf Hie trade Ibeker llio., lilt lloWnon olnet
WAM'HI Vn experleneed Kioeery cleik (or aitu
al ton jut out of (own D, care of rifbiine
ASTFII- Lvperleiiii'd ite-lliltu ntul fuilill"i t
Kiioil! pilrMiian at Mnioii l.oiin'a Nm,
Wllko.-llirrc, Pa,
III XI'loMI.N VVVS'II'D V few liru ch me
1I1111I14I .Ir eflMiie 11 with al Ici.t rlulit veit
evpirieiiee. None but evpetli'lieeil men need up
pie. L. F. Dieter, tiieibiuiial entllneir, engine
illei.lnii. Liitkawaiitu It on and Steel i-ompim
V SI I.I) Vb'ti wilh tin to ailcirtlce and Intro
duce Mcinhh Poulliy Mlvlilte. Slialuht il
nry JljUl weekly inl expenva. AddieM with
lamp, Vlnnaiili Vtinufaeturiiii; Co,, Rnt e'a',
SpitiiKflrhl, llllnol.
f'VIIPI'NTLIIx VVVSII'D ppli to Ceorco V.
VVecolt, Fairrhtld'. Hold, et nle. Mni
ley A Wo-iolt, ( oiiiiac eoi.
IlllirKLWKIIs W VSTI D-l'or flro brlek woik.
foinniutiieallonei and H'rioii.il application
will be icceived at 111 office In llancoek, N. V,
II. .1. Ruvnnn
Help Wanted Female.
WASIKD euing ladv in More; one competent
lo aMct on books, wafics, tl.UO. Addr-sa
II M f, Irlbiuie tiffin..
VSTID V girl for generil housework: mui
iinclertlaiid all kinds of cooking. Appl H7
Wyomltig avenue
AS'Ti:D-(!lrl for rch.iiI hmnevvork at Dalton.
Addrcfa II, T., cue Tiibune
Agents Wanted.
f ANV.l.ls I.adv or gentleman outside the
city of Vimton can have a permanent acemv
for the peifume of the renturv Phcnomeml
ule (ioods In large demand r.vir tlnng for
liiidied on unlit I.iheral nirangement wilh Hie
right nirlv. Address "Cut Rose," '21th ftrect
and f.th avenue. Sew link
BRANCH WANT OFFICES.
Want Advertisements Will Be
Received at Any of the Follow
ing Drug Stores Until 10 P. M.
Central City
ALRF.RT SC1IL17TZ. corner Mulberry
Mreet and Webster avenue.
CUSTAV P1CHLL. 000 Adams avenue.
West Side
GL0RCK W. JLNKISS, 101 South Mala
avenue.
South Scranton
FRED L. TERPPE, 720 Cedar avenue.
North Scranton
GEO. W. DAVIS, comer North Main
avenue and Market street.
Green Kidge
CIIARLLS P. JONES,
1537 Dickson
avenue.
F. J JOHNS, 020 Oreen Ridge street.
C. LORENZ, corner Washington av.
cue and Marlon street.
Petersburg
W. II. KNLPFEL, 1017 lrvlns avenue.
Dunmore
J. G. bone k SON.
Boarders Wanted.
WANTED Table boardera. Mrs. Tompklni, 631
Washington avenue.
LEGAL.
NOTICE In (he matter of the petition of the
City of ci,nit"ii for the appointment of view
er. In ascertain the costn, eliinagis and expense's,
and .iexc the benclli for grading Tajlor avenue
fioin Mulbeir to Vine i.trccH. In tha f'li.-t of
Common Pleas. So. Ills, September trim, 1"0I.
Soilec I herehv given tint an application will
be made to the Judges of the Court of ( ommnii
Plea of I.ickauaunc county on Wednesdn, the
eleventh clay of nepteni'icr, lll, at tl o'clock .1
in, for tho appointment of vlewcu, to awerlain
the coils, expense's and benclli to piopetty, and
aUu to ascertain the damages to or ut!crcd by
miv peron or property b reason of the end
grading. (i. M. WATM1S'.
( ily huliulor.
AMrisDML.ST TO THE COSsllTl'TinS' PRO.
POM.D lOTIIKClTlZEShOFTlllR COMMON
WEVI.III FOR TIILIU M'PROV.M, Oil RE
JECTION B. THE GENERAL ASMIMIH.Y Ol'
THE COVIVIOS'VVEAL'IH OF PENS'SI LVANIA,
PI I1L1M1ED H ORDER OF 'HIE SElRErVV
OF THE COMMONWEALTH. IN PI RM'ASCH
OF ARITCLE .Will OF 1IIE LONalTaTlOS.
A JOINT RESOLUTION.
PiopiMing an amendment to tho Constitution of
the Commonwealth.
Section 1, Ho it resolved by the Senate and
House of Representative of tlie Commonwealth
in tiincr.il Assembly met. 'that the following U
piopooccl as amendment lo thu Constitution
of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, in ae.
corel inte with the provisions of tho eighteenth
article thereof;
Amendment One to Article Light, Section One,
Add at the end of tho llrt paragraph of slid
section, alter the word "shall bo entitled to
vote at all election,," the word "Mibjeet
however tn such law reipuiing and regulating
the tcgl.tiatlon of electoiie as the General A
K'liibl ma cniet," so tnit the said section
.lull read as follow;
Sei (ion 1. Qualification of Electors. Every
mile clilreii twenlv-one year of age-, posscssirg
the following rpialimations, liall be entitled tn
vote al all electiou., mliject however tn null
Inn requiring and regulating tho registration
of eleciois a the Gcneial Assembly may emit:
1 llhe shall havo been a cillicn of the United
Stales at leat one month.
2. II" shall have' ii'ided in the Slate one car
(01, having pieviously been a ejiiilittcd elector
or native born citizen of the State, he shall
have icmoved therefrom and relumed, then six
month-) immediately pieccding tho election.
:l, lie shall have resided in the election dis
trict where he shall oiler to votn at least two
month Immediately picecillng the elrtien.
4. If twrnty-tvvo ear of age and upward.-,
he shill have raid within two )ears .1 Mate or
count tax, which shall have been amcised
at least two month and pau at least une
month befoie iho election.
Amendment Two to Article Eight, Scitioii
Seven
Strike out from said sec lion the word "but
no elector shall be depilv.-d of the piivllegs ef
voting h reason of hi name not being regis
tried," and add tn slid section the following
wold, "hut Ian! regulating and ii'iulring the
legislation of electors mav be craned to applv
to citie nnlv, provided that such laws be uni
form for citie of the svmc da," to that the
said section shall lead as follows:
section 7 1'nlformlt.v of Election law. -II
laws regulating the holding of rice Hois by toe
clllren or for the registration uf eleitoi nl.all
lie iiiiifoim throughout the stile, but lives
ligiil.iliug and requiring the registration if
clectciia nnv be enacted lo apply lo eili. euih,
provided that sueh laws be iiiiifoim for cnlcs
of tho same class.
A Hue copy of the Joint Resolution
W. W. lillll'Sr,
Seiretary of the Couini mweallli.
AMESDVIF.ST TO THE COS'nTITI THIS- PRO
PO-Ell '10 THE flllZESS OF Tlll-s ( OVl
ViOSWCM.TH loll Till 111 APPIIOVAI. OR Hi;.
JI.CriON IIY HIE (ll'SERAL EV,V tip
llll IIIVIVIOSWI'.VITII OF PESSMIA .
PI III. 1-111,1) 11V Olllll II Ol THE ECIIEI'MIY
OF HIE (OMVKISWI'M.TII IS I'l III S( E OF
AliriCLE Will OF HIE COSM'IIIIIOS.
A JOIST Rl'jsOI.I HON
l'ro,posliig an aniendiueni m tlm foa-tltution
of the fonimonweallh
Seition 1 He It enacted bv Hie Senate ami
Ilniiec of Repreoentalivi'S of the foinmonweaitii
of Penns.vlvaiila in General Sa-eiiil ly met. ami
It I hereby enacted bv the inithnrltv of il.
tame. Tint the following n propow-il j, m
amendment (0 the Cciiutilullmi of tiie con r.1011
wealth of l'enns.vlvama, In anordame vuili the
piovbilniu of the Eiclitcciith article thereof.
Amendment.
Strlko out section four anhle eight, ani
serf In place thereof, a follows-,
section I. All election! bv citizens shall
be b.v billot or by such other method as mav
be presciibed by law: Provided, That recrecy
in voting be pie-erved.
A true copy of the Joint Resolution.
W. W. GRIEST.
secretary of the Commonwealth.
DIRECTORY.
3 Insertions 25 Cents
More linn pour Lines, 6 Cents tor liach Dxtri Line,
PROFESSIONAL.
Certified Public Accountant.
F.DWARH C. iP.MLDlNO, 23 TRAHKRJ BA.S-.
Illlildlnir.
Architects
FDWARD II, DAVIS, ARCHITECT, CONNLLL
bulldlncf.
FRI'DFRirK L. RROWN. ARCH. II., RF.AL
'te Fxchanite Rids, 120 Wishlnsten a.
Civil and Mining Engineers.
II. t IIARDISO, 60) CONNI'.LlTnUILDINO.
Dentists.
R. c. 1: mi.i:nri:rokh, pauhiTuiluinoI
Spruce ttrcct, Scranton.
W. C. C. LAUBACII, lis WYOMING AVENUE.
Lawyers.
'"n. ,.B. lYUK! ATTORNKV.AT-LAW.
"" '. ' 10 nu ja uurr Building.
K. K. TRAL'V.ArrV.COMMONWEALlll RLDO.
D,.n; KLl'IX)0Lt'. ATTORNEY-LOA.NS NE00
tiaieu on real estate aecurily. Meats building,
corner Washington avenue and Spruce street.
WJM.AHI), WARREN k KNAPP. ATfORNEV9
ml counsellors atlaw. Republican building,
Washington avenue.
JrSSUl' k .IKSSWP, ATTOItST.VS AND COUN
,Z1 ''w. Commonwojlth building, Roomi
If, 10 and 21,
K5,AI,r, ,V- THAYER, ATrORNEY. 110011!
803 101, pt, floori Mcar, building.
L'. ,VATnnq- ATTORNF.YAT LAW, BOARD
01 Trade building, Scranton, Ta.
"-JTrnnsoN k wilcox, traders- nationai
"ank building.
C- COMEOVS, 013 REPUBLICAN RUILDINO. "
A. W nFRTIIOLF. OFFICE MOVED TO HO.
!lt Vomlng avenue.
Physicians and Sugeons.
DR. W. E. ALLLN, 513 KORTII WASIIISaTOS
svelue.
DR. R. W. L'AMOREAUX. OFFICE 333 WASH.
Ington avenue. Residence, 131S Mulberry.
Chronln disease, lungs, heart, kidneys and
genitourinary organs a specialty. Hours, 1
to 4 p. m.
Hotels and Resturants.
THE FLK CAFE. 12S AND 127 FRANKLIN
avenue. Rates reasonable.
P. ZEIOLER, Proprietor.
BCRANTOV HOUSE. NEAR D., L. & W. TAS-
fenger depot. Conducted on the Europear.
plan. VICTOR KOCH, Proprietor.
Scavenger.
a. n. RRinns cleans privy vaults and
cess pools; no odor; only Improved pump used.
A. B. Ilrlggs, proprietor. Leave orders 1FV)
North Main avenue, or Etcke's drug store, cor
ner Adama and Mulberry. Both telephones.
Seeds.
G. R. CLARKE k CO.. SEEDSMEN AND NURS.
ervmen, store 201 Washington avenue; green
houses, 1950 North Main avenue; slots tele
phone, 762.
Wire Screens.
JOSEPH KUETTKL, REAR Ml LACKA. AVE
Scranton, Pa., manufacturer of Wire Screens.
Miscellaneous.
DRESsMAKINa FOR CHILDREN 10 ORDER;
also ladles' waists. Louis Shoemaker, 212
Adams avenue.
MEOARGEE RROS.. PRINTERS' SUPPLIES, EN
velopea, paper bags, twine, Warehouse, 130
Washington avenue, Scranton. Pa.
THE WILKES-RAHRE RECORD CAN BE HAD
In Scranton at the news stands of Keivmvti
Bros., 400 Spruce and 503 Linden; M. Norton.
(22 Lackawanna avenue; I. S. ScbuUcr, 211
Spruce street.
Situations Wanted.
SI TF VI ION WANTED By a woman to go out
waihli'g cr nuri-ing. Please call or address
1219 Cedar avenue, I'll'.
SlTI'iTIOS' WS'TED By man a. fireman, has
had cpcricncc.l'220 Crown avenue.
SITUATION WASTED A widow woman wants
a petition a. housekeeper or at general
housewotk; first das. experience; willing to do
anv kind of woik. Address Mrs. A. M., Tribune
Ofiico.
SITUATION WASTED Ily good reliable girl at
general hou-ework in small familv; pleasei
stato waged. Addiess K. T., Tribune offlce.
SITUATION Yt NTED-Ry n girl II years old
to help with light housework. Address A.
D., 201 lrvinrf avenue,
SITUATION WANTED At anything where thers
1 a charxe to woru up, by a oung man
who has hid cipirlcnce as bookkeeper and col
lector. Address C, care of The Tribune.
WANTED By man and wife, position M coach
man er useful man: wife good coolc or
housekeeper. U. A., Tribune.
SITUATION WANTED To go out washing, clean
ing or ironing, any Kind of work. Mrs. Lee,
411 llallstcad couit.
WANTED A position as housekeeper to a wid
ower, by a middle-aged lady, large eperl
rnee, lefcrence eve hanged. Apply at 620 vajh
ington avenue, City.
SITUATION WANTED-Py young man a boek-
keeper or assistant in office work; has had
several years' rvperlence and can glvo references
from former emplojer. Addrei J. K., Tiibune.
WANTED-Will seme wealthy man give a young
married man a position whrre he ran get pro
motion; honest and trustorthy. V. A. W.,
Tribune.
SlTFVnov WASTFD-To go out by the dv
washing or cleaning. Mrs, Russell, 1213 Ce
dar avrnuc.
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