THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1901.
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
TUNKHANNOCK.
IvttcUl to the Scranton Tribune.
Tunkhannoi'k, Sept. K', .Indpc 13. M.
Dunham nrtlvcd liie from Hloonusburg
on Thursday, llf- rms been lioltllriB
court at thai pliioo this woek.
The real estate of the late H. H. Hun
ter will be void on the promise In
Overflew township, nt Orphans' t-ottrt
sale on Kattmliiy.
Miss l.yrllu .lityne Is a student nt
TVsomlnp seminary.
Sheriff .John V. Gray I holding ft
sheriff's i-mIc at Moshoppen today.
Hx-ConRTeeMiinii Henson Wood, of
Illinois, Is the Rtiest of Mr. ami Mrs.
H. "W. Hardsell.
farmer W. T. fre.i.xy, of llli.oimliui'ff,
will df-lljer mi address on the kh-oikI
day of the Tunkh.inmH'k fair.
Juiy oinmlssloner Amltovv Stevens,
of Windham, was n caller In town on
Thursday.
Tiinlilmopnck fair will conimence on
iVednesday next and continue for tluee
days.
Theie will lie a session of ai'KUinent
court here today before Judge Kdwnrd
M. Dunham and Associate JiiiIros l'
M. VtiURhu and H. Slckier.
Fred Wilbur, nti of Htjv. H. H. Wil
bur, has enteied Wyoming seminary,
at Kingston, as a student.
The SprliiKville Cornet banl hold a
fair In Ulakoslee's Orove today. Thete
will be two balloon ascensions, a base
ball pame, and many other attractions.
A large attendance Is anticipated.
Thomas M. Hardline returned on
Wednesday from Puffalo. wht-ie he
has been spending a month at the ex
position. The funeral of Frank Rurns will take
place at his late residence on Tioga
s-treet this (Friday) afteinoon at 2,30
o'clock.
Dr. W. K, Dornsifc. of Centtemoie
land, was a visitor In town on Wednes
day. John Tnun'end, who is employed In
Xew York, Is visiting his patents at
this place.
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UNIONDALE.
Special to the Soranton Tribune
Unlondale, Sept. 1.1. It i exj-ected
Methodist Kplscopal c hurch will be
pretty well filled with eager listeners,
!tev. W. II. Ulller of Wilkes. Rane,
wll deliver one of his most Intel estlng
lectures that night.
Kev. I"). D. Jenkins delivered the
"good news" in Hr.intlt, last Sunday.
Msffs Hurrtt and Fiank Lewis, re
turned from the Pan-American last
Thursday morning.
The graded school opened last Mon
day with Mr. hynn Ayeis of Clifford
as piini.lp.il.
Mr. Klvlna. Pa vies and Mr. James
Rennet t her fnVr, base moved to
make thtlr future home with Mis.
Robert Kills In South Olbon. John
Claik will moie hl family into the
house vacated by them.
Mrs. Chaiies Hayden will leave for
her home In Philadelphia; next Mon
day. Mrs. Ilaniet Roswell Is iccoveilng
from the bad lesulth of her act Ident.
Theie are many rnmplalnts of the
bad condition of tiavellng on Not ton's
Hill. It Is to be hoped that there will
be some Improvement 1" the curly
future.
E. A. Stlnson Is night operator at
Arrarat Summit,
Nathan Furman will move bis family
Into the Misses Tinker's house next
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Fiank Hayden attend
ed the convention held in the Rere.in
Baptist chtiu h, in IMihnndfilc this
week. They report excellent an time.
Some of our towns people will attend
the Epwnrth League conference to be
held In the early future In Hawley.
Samuel Run It will leave next .Mon
day to attend school In Washington,
D. C.
HALLSTEAD. gffirjgl
8peril to the Scranton Tribune.
Hallstead, Wept. 12. F. H. Rolden Is
planning a gieat entertainment reason
for the coming winter as the nimi".
ments at the Young Men's ChiiMian
association. If proposes to open the
season a I out the lost of October with
a laughable entertainment entitled the
"Country Store." There will bo about
twenty people In the oast, Including
both ladies and gentlemen.
Mrs. Henry Millard wiib visiting with
friends in RitiRhamton Wednesday.
Mrs. A. F. Men 111 and chlldien weie
visiting friends Wednesday at Ring-
hamlon.
The electric lights failed to glimmer
On Her Feet
All day long and racking with pain from
her head to her heels. That is what
many a self-supporting girl must experi
ence. On those
days each month,
when in other cir
cumstances she
would go to bed,
the must still be
at the desk or
counter and strug
gle through the
day as best she
may.
Backache, head
ache, and other
pains caused by
womanly diseases
are perfectly cured
by Dr. Pierce's Fa
vorite Prescrip
tion. It cures
the cause of these
pains. It estab
lishes regularity,
dries enfeebling
drains, heals in
flammation and
ulceration and
cures female weak
nets. It makes
weak women
strong and sick
women well.
PAIN ALL DONE.
I hire taken your medicine with the greatest
satisfaction," writes Mri. George Riehl, of Lock,
port SUtion, 'Westmoreland Co., renna Your
'Favorite Prescription ' bat cured me of uterine
trouble that I suffered from for 8fteen years, and
painful monthly troubles. I can honeatlvsay I
can work a whole day and cot ret tire'd, and
before taking Dr. Flerce'a medicines I always
felt tired. My pain is all gone and I feel like a
new peison, I suffered with headache all the
time, but hire no headache now since taking
your medicine. I have been cured of troubles
that I suffered from for fifteen years, and the
best doctor In the state could not cure rae,"
Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, in paper covers, is sent free on
receipt of jr one-cent stamps to pay
expense of mailing only. Address Dr.
R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N, Y.
for a short time Wednesday evenlnsf.
The trouble was rained by lark of
steam nt the plant. A poor car of coal
had been sent and the coal had to be
lemoved and a fresh car biought to
the plant before the flip could be made
in bum.
William Kenny Is a vNltor at the
Pan-American.
A pietty home wedding m rimed
heie Wednjday when Miss Reitlm
Ranker became the wife of William
Melhulsh, a popular and competent
employe nt the chair factory. They
left Immediately for a Initial tour nt
Hip Pan-Ameilcnn. Tli'.v have a host
of friends who l.i them much sue
c'ss, I'pon rctutnlng they will make
Hallstead theli hnnic.
Mrs. Hose Pa.vtim Is entertaining
Mr. Simpson, of Slrntitlburg, this
week.
Mr. and Mr. II. II. McDonald, on
Wfilnwdiiy, moved Into one of Mrs.
John (Jannon's houses on Dayton ave
nue. Mis. Will June, on Tuesday after
noon, was neally killed by falling fiom
a second-story window and striking
upon her head. She was leaning out of
PORTRAIT
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Cut outthese several part1; anJ rut together to form portrait of a well-Known trail.
tht window tttlklnK to yonip ntip on the
riitlpwnlk, vvhon 1ip Io.t her b.ilitnre
and fll head llr.t to tho Krotind. Y:
Mm till wits citllpd and at fitst thottcht
tho vvnniHn hnd hrokpn hor nPi'k. WIiIIp
Iipi iipi k was not broken, ypt It was
spialtiptl so badly tlmt she will feol Dip
ptfpcts of It for sotnp wp'ks,
I" H H. rjnina, thp fonttvtctoi, hits
the luniliM nn Hip fnnundh and will
noon coniinontp thp eroctlon of 1 K.
Tlffrfny's new tmue loom on M.tin
ctrcet.
.!ls I'lorpiii'P Kins was honip for a
trlof vai'ittlon vIsltlnR hor nwthM', Mrs.
K. V., KinR. ShP rnttirnetl to ninirhain
tun Wpilnosday.
'.' S. Cor in nnd son. (Ipoirp, hitvp
ipturnpd home fiom a tilp to thp Pan
Ann ilea n.
Hon. Jumps T. DuBols Is confined to
his home with a lamp bat k.
HAWLEY.
Special to the Pcrsnton Inbune.
Mawlpy, Sppt. 13, C. Lambprt, or
T'atorson, wits a visitor In town Mon
day. Mrs. .lames Christiana and Kintidsou,
llatold Orr, of Miiroid, arc visiting
rilonds herp.
Mrs. Victor A. Dprker, or W'Hshlnfr
Inn, D. C, Is the guest of lelatlvps
hero.
Mis. NpIIIp Stott, of Pliiladplphln, Is
pppntlliiR thp week at the homo of
Ashpr AtkliiMtn,
Chnrlos Sullivan, of New Yot k city,
Is thp utipst of I'Mvvaid l.ynrll.
Walter Mnnip, of IlHinnrk, whs the
KUPft of FiPd Sands last Satttttlay.
K. C. White Is In New York on bitsl-
I1PPS,
Dr. O T. Hodman was In Port Jprvls
on Tuesday.
M. T. Snydor and wife sppnt Tuesday
In Set anion.
Benjamin I Sutton and wife, of
Say ip, N'. Y., sppnt a few days of this
week at thp home of V. Tuttlp.
MIssps Mabel Hodgeis nntl Kinlly
Wlipeipr left Monday mornliiK for the
Hlooinxlmig State Ntuinal school,
BUCKNELL.
Speeisl to the Seisntor. Tribune.
I.ewUbuiK. I'a . Sept. 12. All depart
nents of Hut knell unlvprslty will opn
'Ihurwlay. Sppt in. Thp prospects for
a large nttPinlnnip are very tlatteilngr.
The foot lull team reported for pre
liminary piactlie under Coach llosklns
on Thursday. The enteilng cla.s will
ltnvp f-otne good foot ball matprlal In It.
The Indians pl.ty, Hucknell nt Wllllania
port on Oct. is.
Trofessor fi. C. I,, niempr, recently
an instructor at Ilarvnrd, will assume
the chair or modern languages at the
opening o Hip fall term.
PITTSTON.
Ipeelal to the Scrsntcn Trtbme.
Plttston, Scit. 13. Consldcrflblp In
tel est Is belns; hhovvn In a foot-iacc
which It Is expected will take place on
October 10, between A. J. MeCiie, of
Hrowntown, nnd r'rter Curley, of
Avoca, the well-known sprinter. The
match will he for not less than $100 a
side, antl Jl'5 forfeit money has been
placed In the hands of Select Council
man Murphy to bind the agreement.
McCtie lias nlready placed his name to
the articles, and Curley is expected to
do so within a few days.
A representative elf Chlslln, the well
known long-distance runner, who took
fourth money In the recent six-day
race at Madison Square Harden, New
York city, wns In the city htBt evening,
endeavoring to arrange for a one-mile
raco with Peter Cut ley, of Avoca, for
$1,000 n Bide.
The Brothers' base ball team will
hold a picnic at Brotherhood park,
Hughestown, tomorrow, and dm lug
the afteinoon will play a match game
of ball with the descents, of Carbon
dale. The annual fair of the Luzerne
County Fair association will be held.
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next week nt the West nttaton fair
grounds, commencing Tucsdny nnd
continuing over Friday. Indications
are that previous events of this char
acter here will be excelled. A special
fentute will be made of tho poultry
exhibit, for which largo premiums hnve
been offered, Cleorge Stevenson, of
Waverly, Pa,, will olllclnte ns to the
relative merits of the birds. The horse
racing promises to eclipse anything yet
seen here, a large number of good
speeders having nlrendy been entered.
It will be n "wide-open" fair, with all
the side attractions that mean so much
to the success of the average county
fnlr.
ttichntd Rrenton, nged 70 yeais, a
native of ttngland, died yesteulay
morning at his home on Washington
stieet, West Plltston, nfter n long Ill
ness. He came to this country In ISIft,
nnd nfter upending four yeais nt
Tunkhannock, moved to West Plttslon,
where he hnd since resldetl ever since,
with the exception of one year spent
nt Nicholson, Pa. Mr. Rrenton was
widely known thioughoilt this section
ns n bilclf. tontractor. The only sur
viving member or his family Is his son,
School Dhector William (', Rienton, of
West Plltston. The funeinl will take
place Saturday morning at S o'clock,
nnd the remains will be taken toTunk
hnnnock for burial.
KNIGHTS OF MALTA.
Vllierlcali i.uiiiiiiliilci). V" ", at I'llnierlnti,
Cathori imnilj, I'a, Instituted In Piiili.
min's hall im vpt. 5 In- riratnl ('nmniind.r sir
EIWu I'lirnvuM, (iiand Itei older lt (1r.'in
PUZZLE.
II Pietie, lirpult tit mil toninniider n l.iinf
II (iio.., Mi Milhiil V hmler, P (.. C. .ind
the ileiiin -tar! of .lonlin lonmunden, No OJ,
nf Vllennviii, .iltil In companion frion
VLiiuli t'lnmk. Weithetl.i, Li'IiIeIiIou, .liltnston
.iml nihil plan- u Vllen Vlildilind , it
-Mlled a -ir kmuht t iiiuuindpr and Nl Muitt
V Piulriiiin .1 leiorihr The honois of past
intmnandet n oikiuipi were aw iided tu mi It.
nlnii MMtipf. to wh'iiu .1 pi-i loinnunder's
lowil w is piPMilcii In the lomniinrl. Tin pus u.
titlnii mldii. wis ileliipifd b l.rand t nmm.ind'
tr lornw.ild. Ihe p xi-mpliln .llion of tin wmk
nt Ihe twebe ilfRreps was romplptid it ', i in
lit Siipunie In-ttuitor Nt fjeortre II fieri i V
lunipiet was spteid .tt miduiuht. This Is Ihe
foiiiili lomnnndfi) to be loi md in I .tilioti
loiintt Piliuittpn 1. an enteipil-ini; town,
liulll lo the unat rim ti'inpiut. loi.iird in the
IxdiiKh tallej. hplwrin Infij iid.'es. jt a pltie
that w,t4 mi ie It firm Nnd two rjts ntrti 'Ihe
watrt Mipplt, eleitrh li'ht, hrotd nienurf ant
mine oilier Inipriweinptiis mirk Ihe bogiiinuiff of
a creat town tint will be known is one of He
piomtite iititn of IVnn'.tlianla lor weiPh,
nidii-ti and betutlful and healthful smround'
iiu". Malta U the hil oitrmiiiiou of am iiid
to be Kt.itiotied in tint pi ire.
Ihe uiiifiTinrd hitlilitin nl John Kno i'iii
niandeij, Nn. .', ol tikes llnre, cn.e their
se, ond ttolley And boat exuirion In llaiwy's
l.nke, and It prutfd n tomplpte miupss, both
coilall and flnanmlly.
Thp iiiHt,,l,itii u of nthi en during Ihe firt fo-f.
timht of eplrtnhpr was i harai tetied bt Hip vert'
inltrevlinK iiirninny ol the pirent.ition o Pat
('.inmander's jewrls to the almost one hundiel
nnd tittt entitled to rerelte them. The phi inj nf
tlii-e enlden emlilfins on the hrpaxts nf no liiae
a number of faithful workers is a tcvt (or ntiny
happt pellht.
1 lute the supensions for Vusust were larae
in iniiiiber, and enteied almost eteiy ronimind
in tho sine the careful and hone-t wmk ol the
delinquent lonimlttee will -peertil.v lead to th"
reitistalrmeniol a larce proportion cf thnc who
are tempniaril.i absent Irom Ihe tanks.
The new lominaudrn at I'liiiPKie, Vlleuheny
tounlt, will hold its find orcaniition meeting
this werk, and will be readi foi in-tltiition ilur
I11S the last week of Ihe niniitli.
The annual rontmation of the niprpme ctand
lonini'tndfr.t will he held in the louniil ehini.
her of the f'htinber of IViniuiPiie, Km hosier. N.
V, Oil. IV. lit and 17, with Mipiouii1 I omniatirlpr
r John II llnffnnn, ol I'eiin-tlunli, In the
fciipirme nicidental diaii. Tlie ineinliiis gener
ally will lime llieit airoal hi as to bo piewnt
at the lonlirrlne of the Appendnit Dnler nf the
lied fioss and SopuMiie on Mondit ewiuuir,
Oct. 14. The full drts parade will onur at
p. tu on Hit. l.'i
(ieorce II. Pierie lomtnanden. Nn. 1.7, II
Phihdelpliia. will i.infii the Oidet ol the lt"d
Cross ami t pukhre n Mtintifn nuiitlatis in
Sipt. 2.
Sir ntix. I Kiied, pi.f cniuuniuld. his tuen
appointed ilrputv iirnni tnnnnaudei nl tin M
tieth distnil. in ilnice ol lineman toiumauii
pry. No .".'ii, n Pilnu'rtori, Pa., b itiand ( oui.
minder Mr j.lirht S Koruwald. Ilus i a mm
teoiiH reinunit iml ol this (onipiiilon's hhors In
tho tueaiii.illou nf the comniind.
THE OCTOBER 10 PABADE.
Hnzleton Is Confident It Will Be
Held There.
"This illy will have tho parade or
the Catholic Totttl AhsMnonnn l'nlnt.
or the nioctso of Scranton on October
iv, says the Hnzleton Standatd. The
board of government ot the Sctauton
I'nion met last week, but at the meet
ing theie were unfavorahln rpports
ft nin the lailitmd companies for the
faie to this city on the day of the
pa radn.
"Some people made the aducempnt
that the failure of the companies to
give a low- rate was sufflclent to have
the parade halted, but such will not
come to pass.
"Tho local committees on transpor
tation yeritcrdity received a circular
from tho jreneral passenger agent of
the Leigh Valley, in' which he states
that the fare from "Wllkes-nano to
this city on October 10 will be U for
round trip, nnd furthermore that the
Valley will handle all D. & JJ, traffic
In cars belonging to tho latter coni
pmiy. It Is likely that the Pennsy will
follow the Valley's example.
"Now that the last bdriler Is re
moved this city will have the greatest
dy In Its history on October 10."
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THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.
Nov Yulk. Sfpt. U. The shoik of the prei-l-il'hl'A
I hiv If II upon thr tluili tuirhrl ulth
run gtralrr lone llun illil Hie Mrl all.uV vipni
lilm The nip.iure f( this rffrrt t In he sfrli In
the f.iil that pili-, a a rule, loll tinl.iv hrlow
Hie low level n( SjlunlJi. The smrtunt nl ofTcr
lnj of EOMinmrnt lioinl" hroiutlit nvrr by .Vt
titin Jii!i' irit)io.il4 rit illiipnlhtinif. lit"
tuttl iriihilig milj shout T,.'icm,i)ii, innipsicil
llh I he .n,(.Hi'l liill'"l, hut, ii iumiihiH
who lii.nle Inr thrie In c,ili 11(1011 nr.rnl'lnii
,il the suli treasiin loihv, mo nl the oftcreil
lionili lifltie tnlil In New ntK, tll houme very
liupoilsnl nwlilnit of Hie 1l.1t. pouring itn nliun
I.111I Kllrntn nl lunnry Inln llie market si Ihe
i itii.tiii-nt nt KteJlr't lii'Pil 'flir jpprn Ulloll
of llil llinttiiin i 'rn In Hie prompt filter
InuH nl tie Imnils at the euli treasiuy, Ihe pij
Infills mi lhl niinnnl (oi Hip il.it HMtliltiit iliout
'),Oii,mi, or ptsilletllt Ihe whol,. dmminl In
toltnl in tin xi'tlli men! of (he niiihie
'IIiito 1111 he nn ilnuht that litis wn an Im
pnilmit f.11 for In Jtlmr Hie iliv, for Ihe pre'ire
nl llipilililloti wits .it limes tnj eetere, iml Ihe
rnnrinnu tnipnrlitiir onli'is l.-iml In frtrnilit nf
Villous ntoik'" wi'li' null pirllt nr c.iful TIk
mole lm)Hrl.tnt rvlrrme tlei line well' a follows:
M I'iiiI, (I'd, viiwl ('opier, Sortliwe.tpni Hoik
Nl.mil, HriMt Niiilh, in. iiii'feiie.l. C.ilor.nl.i 1'nel,
fl to f-; I hli.ii,". Iii'liiinp.ill. in. I boulstille,
Cletebnil, t'lm iniiill, ("lilr.ieo and St. I,nul,
lleltw.ire aiwl ItuiUon, I'lilon ltilrt, Vmotit in
Tolitreo, Itepulillr Slecl, prrfeirnl, ( ono1lilaleil
ff.is .iml llrnnldin Ti inll. ." In 'i, ; (Jftipul Klee
lilt, 8'j! Vuiitfi.iu llnxed. pfpffrred, to, and
the tnnjoril.t nf sitite iloik ail Ihrouith the l.
fiont i to ntn t point. Total iule, 1,aiK,1il
hitrs.
K.illro.iil bonds were wnk, hut tint o .leutclr
as slotk". Tolal .tle- psi nine. .l,i1.iXI.
I'nlted tites eld 4. and ttr , dei lined i, the
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Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
STOCKS
I.aikiwanna Daliy Co , Pr
Countv Sitings Dank V Trust Co.
flrt National Btnk (Carbendale) .
Standard Uridine Co
Third National Hank
Dime Deposit and Discount rank,
Kconnmv Unlit. II & l'. Co
Kirst Natirntl Bank
Laik.i Titi-t Safe Deposit Co
Claik k notrr Co., I'r
Siranton Iron Kenie k Mln. Co. ..,
Stinton Vl Works
Stnnton satires Hank
Traders' National lltnk
Sunrtt n Hdt ; Nut r
People's link
New Metlco llj kl Co
nONDS.
Hid. Askci
sm
s;v
30
275
(6
l.W
150
1-5
100
95
400
175
l"l ...
115
Scranton rasencer Hallway,
first
JtortcaEf, due lno
People's Stteet Hallway, f.rkt mort-
Race, due fnia.
People's Street Hulwav, Ocneral
meildiKe. due PV21
Dickson Minufai Inline Co
Iarka. Town-hip School 5 per tent.
City of fccianton M. Imp. fl per
tent
Scranton Tuition ft per cent
115
115
115
100
102
102
115
Scranton Wholesale Market.
(Correited by II 0,
Dale, ,'7 Lackawanna Aie.l
Ream -Per int-hel, ihoue
marrow, $2 tiOa.Mi
Huttcr I'leth ueanicti, 21a22c ; dairy, treh,
Sir.
Chee.e Pull iream, lOijallc.
Krrs Welein fieh, U'ialO; nearby state,
15is.ilTic.
Mrdiurn Hean-Per bii'hel. t2 50
C.iern Peas -Per bushel, fl lOal 45.
Hour- llet patent, per btirel, J.
Beans -Per bushel, iliolic martow, $3 10,
I'otalues Per bushel -?lal,10
Philadelphia Grain and Froduoe.
Philadelphia, Sept. 1.1. Wheat-'Je. lower;
innti ut Blade -rpt. nlart'ji Corn ir lnw-ir;
No. 2 niiviil .September. VHawie. Hits I'll.
Iiaiureil Nn. 2 white ilipped, Ilal2i. Butter -Knm,
fur white itiameiv, 2t2i , do. do. nea
bv prinis. 2!i I jss Pre-di netrhv, 10( ; do,
western, lri., do southwestrrtt, loo ; do. south
nn, H Cheese Dull, New Vork full ireams
fnuy Miiall, fnil'e. ; do. do do. fair tn iholc,
siiat,'. Refilled aucars- Firm, Komi demand,
(niton 'e lower, tnlddlini: upland', Si,e,
Tallow turn, fair demand; ulv prime in hluls ,
,'d,i , inunlrt do do lurirls, " , cakes, fts4.,
Lite Poullrv Dull and woik, fowls, Ho,, old
roosteis, fiaii'sji ; prins cliiikens, llal'2c ; dm ks,
l'lillc Dressed Poulti.v stenlv , fowls choite,
lie ; do filr to Rood, llall'jc ; old roosteis,
ll'-jo : brolleis cliiikens ne.iihi, l'2ilftc ; west,
rrn do, 10at2c, eviephnn.il lots, l.talle.
Heielpts Flour, l,.'on bands, 1 ,:i0,f K1 pounds
in saiks; wheat, M.tW Inishels, mm, G.OiO
bushels; oits, 17,000 bushels shipment Wheat,
lii.mio liifliels; corn, l.fiisl bushels; oats, 11,000
bushels.
Hew York, drain and Froduea,
New Vntk, Sept, 12 Flour Market wai in
set tied and quiet, ihislnir easy. WheatSpot
eis.v; Vo, 2 red, 7.1V. f- f. b. afloat. Options
afTritcd all dvy by the unfavorable news (rom
Buffilo, Ruled uenerally neak and very dull,
('hived easy at 'sac. net decline, Jtay closed
T'.ii J September, 7tc; Ottober, 73'o. i Bet em-
ber, 7i-)c. Corn Spot easy; No. 2 red, lVje.
elevator and t2Ue. I, e. b. afloat. Options tie
i lined moderately under newt of ptesident'a con
dition, Closed easy at 'sc net lower. May
closed fi2Vsf.; September, CI'de. ; December
rdc. Oati-Spot flrmj No. 2, asci No 3
white, 40aW5c; No. 3 white, 31140. ; track west
em, 3Sa30ci track white vvetdern, SOal'c: track
white state, 3!)a7c. Options quiet and easy
with the other matketa Butter-Steady; cream
rry, 12',4a20'i?. ; factory June picked, Hals', ic;
imitation creamery, Hal7c. J state dairy, Ha
ljc, (Nieeae Steady; fancy larne colored, R'ia
S'c. ; fancy larse white, S'ia-i'.c. i fancy small
colored, P'je.; fancy small vhile, 0i;o. Pcrs
Steady; atate and Pennsylvania, lKallic; western
iincan'dled, H',ial',Cj western candled, Kalli.
Xast Llbtrty 0ttl.
East Liberty, Sept. 1.1. Cattle Market ateadv
Choice, ! 63aft.S0i prime, .i.43aShO; good, if.1.131
5M). Hogs Steady; prime heavy, 7a7..l; aott
ed mediuma, ti.OOa?; heavy vorkers tfa 0i)a6.9J;
good light do., ipii.7;i(-.o0; pigs, t.ia8.2J; aklps,
$1 75a5.'2S; roughs, i 73a6 15, Sheep Market
slow, best nellic'ra, f3.81.it; mils and common,
L2.1a2.9.S; jearllngs, f2.50a aprinij lanibj, Ja
6; veals, t7aS.
Chicago Crraln end Product.
Chicago, Sept. 13. Trade on the board of trade
was generally depressed became ol the unfsvor
able reort of the president' condition. Decern
ber wheat ilcmfd lie. lower than jeaterdayj De
cember corn wa also Vie, down, while December
oala were rattier firm, closlnj '.jsUc. higher,
'.f
iBrturniwai
THE TRIBUNE'S " WANT"
4 Lines 10 Cents
More Thin Tour Line, 3 Cents lor Gach Ritr Line.
For Rent.
For Rent,
About 1200 feet of floor spjee on
4th floor of the Tribune building,
su'table for light mauf.tcturing. In
cluding heat, light and power.
Knquire at office of
TlIK TKIBUNK.
KOIt HIAT l.irce. sinule, le.iiuhe.ilnl I 'e,
filltlWieil Tn ileslulili' part M II. Hop
Kale, ('iiinmonwiMllh Ihilldlini.
ftllt HUNT t'utnisheil front room, "villi heal,
hilli ittnl eas; mar inert hou-ei ki ntleiniti
prili tied. Vddtiss Hooin, llm J'l.
i:i.l.(IVNI I'linNI' ItOtlM in iiiilt.il "llti hel
and iiild watet, steam beat. I '.ill at Mi
Vlailiou nteinie
l-'l HNIslini Hill K for mil to a desirable Inn
int. Xi Monroe atetuie. Will loti-lder vt!er
to lent iinfiiinUhid. Apply I'rederli k t'onii"ll,
II' I'enn atinue.
Koit m:i' n'nsioiir.n rnnT itoovti vi.i.
moiletn lontcnlititea; rrleirnies pimjiiHciI
422 Vd mis ateiiue,
I'l I!Ns:d HOMi: for rent. Hilt indetsnn a--nue,
between fiieen Ithlee and Delaware
streets.
K0H HKNT-Vlncrnom house
all conveniences; larec lot
dress S. 15., Tribune.
In flreen Hhlee;
Hent, $R Ad-
rOlt IIKN r-t:ieht rooms, 7JI Jefferson avenue;
all modern conveniences. I
For Sale.
.V -ws
I'M ttlM. 1 "0 per Ion, dellteied In rential
illy and '"oulh Mile Vddie .Inhn Hill, I'M!
CVdtr atetnie; phone onl.
1011 sllhil'ttn maris, welehl, 1,i. found,
one set double and vlnijle hitne-s, nn phi
form wacon. A baiiMin. II. I.. Nyilu, l'U5
Motisct atenue.
KOII
II.
-Vl.i: IMablMied btillir and ock
I. Mijdn. llli Mnnvei avenue.
trad.'
10R fM.K -A rW tla-s
ble bsretln at VI. T.
Carnage VI inks.
laities' pliielon at a
Kelhr's l.aiktwanni
1011 x.y. Ihrie hof
lackMiii stieet.
i", i heap. Appl.v at l.Mt
POR SM.K-
Inrptitc
mull.
-lloise,
.lai oha'
Imness
liver.v
iiml sttirrv ,
table, 227
iheip
Pol est
FOR Stl.K Three rooms, one hall and stair nne
isrpets, neaily new, will sell cheap. M'P'J
C, D torhr, 4 Ll' Webster avmue
FOR SVI.K Twci llRht sprlnj vvajon' and some
harness, cheap Kvan, rear 1112 Luzerne
street.
10R SVI.K-Car load of drasins and drausht
horses and Eood famil) homes 222 224 Oak
(oid court J. M. Field.
FOR SM.i:--A Cottrell k Sons cvlinder press,
3.1x311, In (toed condition, new rollers, -i0O.
Apply Wilkes-Barrc Times Olflce, WilkfsBarre,
I'a.
Heal Estate.
WE OFI'Lll part nt ill el fli.on.) Penn.i Hauia
Hrrwei.v bonds in cviiimRe lot dwellinrf linii-e
in icntial 1 llj 01 tlreen nidus VI II llnljiatc
.!,0mi Wll. I, 111 "i 100111 hou'c, 1f1ir.1l sits
Prlie redmed Irom .l.hOfl M. II llolgale
ai.tie) WILL Rl'V 11 mom hou-e, Vlmheirt slrret
Prlie redmed from ,Vii) M II llnleit"
l.i)fi WILL Rl'V o-iootn house, lui bloik (Hue
street ,M II. Ilolcalf
sil.tMl W,, HI V n mom Inline, 900 block Mul
benv tieet. M. II lloltrate.
fs.Wt WII.I lit V double house, full lot, 100
block I la; aienue. V II loLtle
27 IXI WII.I HIV l.njr double hmi-es, Vdiuis
avrnuc, pa.ilni; S pel cent net. M. It. Hel
Bate 4.imf! Will, HIV two lots and two sinclr
lots and twn Mticle homes Inst c.'i,mi Will
sell sepnatelv M. II lloluate.
$l,ino WII.I, 111 V larce lot, .leffirson aienue,
Oieen Rulce; reduced from 1,00, M II
HolLMtr.
Willi WILL VMM: HID on house No. 1721 P. nn
atenue M II. Ilnltufr
s2,ii Will HI .incle hnii-e Nn. 117 Dunker
stieet. VI II llnljte
l.7(i Will. Hl' miisle hou.es. lot ,vm;-, f.et.
Pimkliii lleet. Diinniore. VI, II. Ilnleato,
Com moii wealth Bui Id inc.
fOlt SVI.F. V faim. 120 acies and stork, soo.l
on hard with all conveniences. I'.tclit miles
tioni Scianton, two miles from loi ow, Vlarv
.lenkins, Jlaplc Lake, Pa.
Money to Loan.
$J0 tn $M,000AT ONCE 4 and 5 per cent. In
tetest Lay terms to icpa). Geoige W.
Okcll, Co j I Exchange building.
tJUO.tXs) TO LOAN Lowest rates; straight or
monthly payments. Stark ft Co.,Tradcis' bids,
ANY AMOUNT OP MONEY TO 1.0 VN-Quick,
straight loans or Building and I.nan At
from 4 to 0 per cent. Call on N. V. Walker,
31 1111 Cnnnell bulldlnu.
Provisions i losed 2'4 In 5 cents lower, dsli nin
tatiens weie i follows:
Flour "stoadi; No, 3 spiing win it, to
No 2 ted, 701c ; No. 2 oats, Z'h .u
white, .li.va'ie.; No .1 while, ,li.'jr
2 tte, iVh.mi ; fair to ihoue uiiltins
aio?-1!!' ;
, Nn 2
U' ; No.
SVaitOc :
Nn. 1 Hav seed. 1.M; No 1 Nonlnvctern, l 12;
pnme tlnmtht rrd, "", mess poik, ll 7.'as0;
laid, .i 4 2 ' 1 1 " . short nb, s .Klaiaij cli.v salted
hnuldrr, 7'ia4i.; shoit dear sides, 3.2JaM);
whiskey, 1 :).
Cbloago Live Stock Market.
Chliagn, ept. ! Cattle Dull, slead.v at
Thiirsd.i.vV decline nf 20i2V flood tn piiino
steers tioniinil at u I"; !'"" '" medium, tla
Sis); Muckers .mil leedeis, $2 50.1 1 21, cows, V 10
alia), helfeis, 42.il, eanners, M.'sia2 10; bulls,
$2'21at7.1. calve, tJ", Texn stieis, -.lal .10.
Hogs Vitlve, 10 cents higher; nnved and butt li
en, v 20 Hi. 71, K'"'l In ilinue heavy, Mi nOiH.0,1,
rnugli heivv, iOiAiO'll; rough hevv, fiiaO (0;
light. V' mid 70; bulk nf sabs, M. ,0 ul ,V) Sheep
Strong tn 10 icnts higher; lambs Miong tn 10
tenta hlghei ; good tn ihoiic wethers, $1,63aL21;
fair to choice mixed, f.l.Mlal.Sj; western sheep,
V.21.1I; native lambs, flat. 10; western lambs,
JtJJ.
Buffalo Live Stock.
Buffalo. Sent. 1-1 ( attle Dull. Iloga Choice
heavr. J7a7.12: pigs, $.l.',)0afl.l0. Lambs Choice
to heavv, ?t.00a5. sheep Choke to extu mixed,
3.50a3 75.
c
BASE BALL
American Lsagu. "'
At Washington-First game R. II, E.
Ba'ton 0 0 0 I 0 1 0 0 0 j 3 1
Washington ,..,0 1 0 0 0 0 0 it 0 I 7 3
llittciiea M intent and bchretkeiigcMf; Cartlck
and Luikry. Umpire Connelly.
Scnnd game R. II. 1.
Pnsiiin 0 0 ft f)0 1 00 2-3 4 J
Washington 0 0 1 0 II I 0 0 - 7 1
Haltcilis Mitchell and ( riser; Lee and Clark,
Implies Connelly and BeUs.
At Baltimore- R. II
K.
Philadelphia 0 0 10 4 0 3 0 2-10 18 3
Baltimore 0 4 J 0 2 0 1 - 17 3
Batterlei Wlltsc and hteeltnati; Fotcman, .Sops
and Roblnon. Utnpiiv Sheridan.
At Cleveland R. II. II.
Detroit I 00002 100-7 11 ?
Cleveland ODODOfiOilM 3 4
Batteries ("renin and McAllister, Duwli',15 an)
Wood. llniplrm-lUtt and Haskell.
At Chicago
Milwaukee ....
Chicago 1
R. II.
. ,0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 l-.l 0
,.0UU0 00J0c-3 &
mdi-c-.
- '
SITUATIONS
WANTED
FHEE.
Help Wanted Male.
1 v S lsN- v. '
t'lltKMsN VN1III1 Must be ounit man jvllh
small fanilly In lite In rootna jt woiks. at
M T. k.lli'i's baikawaiina Cirrluitf ttorks
VVNTKl"(ln.l. sliiiim buf, about HI eM old,
lor eeneral wotk In store. I "aile k 1 tiller
Citipani. Jleirs lluildlni;
HHH'KI.VM'.H MVNIT.D- for fire brick work
('fitntiiiinlratlons and person ii api in ";
will be rereiied at my nlflti' in ittnnxs
II .t lineman.
s. .
Help Wanted Femnle.
W'VNTKD A lulj slrnouiiipliir In an lniir.tnte
iilfin'! a.o In ad as mshirr. ililrvN lf
llnv IWi, iltj. sttilnir IBM t'Vpei'ttll.
I.MIIKS IliiU wauled tn addims run lopes and
ntlii i.lei fni us. Nn i allt Iviuir, seiiinu
or milllne reiiuireil. v ml adduced
piitlitiltis prlie pild ier Ihou-and.
Hitelope,
V, M. C
Dipt. .Ti. llm llll. Philadelphia
1VN-Ii:il lompitinl eltl lor (teneral boue-
woik in (.unlit nl lw... refenmrs reitjilri'il
pi.lt this we.'k Mis A C Twilihell. t"l
liillH.t an nue
MAN IT I) (ilil (or eenenl lioit.ework at Dalton.
ihlie-s II. r., tare Tilhune
Agents Wanted.
WANTI II Iiu Miami (Imrinlie II k I.. ao
ililinn will make a B"d mnti.ti'l ".lib
neetit who i.m pioduie buonrs l'enntltani t
loiporatlnn leu ieir old and has mituird hi
tien series nl ni.ul. In due Onli men ol tin
iiui'.tioned Inli'iiril and alulllj need apply b"
letter or In persmi ! lloont .11, 120 Walnut
n reel, Phllidelphla, Pa.
liAIIV
pay
ton.
CVNl svKll". ra.i. iiulik seller; bie
, Inqniif ;I2I Wasliltijtmi atftmc, Scran
CANWssi.ip, l.mlv or eenilemin outside the
tityof Nt.inlnn inn bin a permanent auenit
for the perfume of the centurv Phenomensl
sales rioods In laiee demind Kvertthine fur
nl.hid on tiedil Uheial arrangement with the
Hcht pirtv Addievs "Cut Hosri." Jntli street
nd rtth aienue, New Vol U
BRANCH WANT OFFICES.
Want Advertisements Will Be
Received at Any of the Follow
ing Drug Stoies Until 10 V. M.
Central City ,.
AI.BKRT srilt.CTZ. corner Mulberry
street and Webster avenue.
GUSTAV PIC1ILL, CiO Adams avenue.
West Bide
OKORGP. V.
avenue
JP.NK1N3, 101 South Main
South Scranton
FRF.D L. TERPt'E. 729 Cedar avenue.
North Scranton
OFO. W'. DAVIS, corner North Maio
avenue and Market street.
Green Ridge
CHARLLS P. JONF-S,
1537 Dickaon
avenue. . .
r.
0.
J JOHNS, 020 Oreen Ridge street.
LORENZ, cornrr VVaslitnsion ac
nue and Marion street.
Petersburg
W. 11. KNEPKEL.
1017 Irving avenue.
Cunmore
J. 0. BONE k SON.
Wanted.
WANTED A lirge show case. Apply
Giftoid, 1517 Dickson avenue.
William
WA.VIED-An intelligent (Catholic) lady or gen
tleman to fill a light, pleasant prai"
good pay, if suitable. Addiess P. O. Uox
Scranton, Pa
20,
LEGAL.
THE FIRM DP Lainr, l.tvvls k Company has this
iliv been disAilved tv miiiuit lonwin.
the liu'sinres will hcieiller be continued by Milton
R. lewis, who assumes all the debts of the said
firm of l.nifi, Uwts k ( nmpany, and to whom
all aicoimu due the ealO firm must be paid.
imeiimIi MIlrON R. LEWIS.
W. K. LAl'ER.
ept. II, l'l.
NOTICE 1'he annual meeting of the niemheis of
the Lackawanna tnie Anciatlon, Limited,
will be held at the nlbtc ol the association in
the tits' of cranlnn. Pi , on Wednesday, Octo
ber 2ml, liO. .it ten o'clock a in. for the elei
tinn nl managers foi tlw ensuing jrar and for
the tianni'tlnn of such oilier business as may
propeilv come befoic the meeting
II (s. KVIRl'HILD, Secretary.
Niantmi Pa.. Sept IO1I1, 1001.
LSl'VI'E OK KMMV 11. POI I hit, late of the Bor-iiii.-h
of Dunmoie, Lackiwanna Countj, Dc
ceiced
Lfttei tesiameuiaiv upon the above named
estate having been issued tn me, all persons hav
Irg claims against said estat" will present them
it omo lor pivnirnl. and ill persons Indebted
tn said etale will please make immediate pay
ment tn HLNH1 A. KNAPP,
He rant mi. I'a. Executor.
IN RE: ESmE OF ELIZABETH THOMAS,
deceased; Letlei testamentary having been
gtanted tlie undersigned, all those having claimi
against said Oftatr vlll please present them,
and all those indebted tn said cstatl will pleaia
intke immediate pavmrnt tn
WILLIAM K. HARRIS.
EZR II (ONNELL, Executor.
Atlcunev.
Hitter. is i.irviu and Donohue; Kafolt and
Sullivan. 1 inplif- ( inilllon.
National League.
t New Imk First game- R. II. I..
New 1 otk .. I (I 0 0 II 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 1 1 2
Ciniinnali .11 I O 0 0 O 0 O 0 1) 0 O 0 0 1 It 5
llitierles -lib kman and Uowermin; Halm and
Bergen I'mpiic Sn.vder.
I
Set nnd game It. 11. E.
Cintlnntti 0 0 0 0 3 0,! : 1
New loilc 0(IOH0M 0 !l
Batteries-Taylor and Bovurraan; Phillips and
Bergen. Umpire Snyder.
1 ' '
At Hoston-Kirst gsme R. H n.
Chicago 0 0 00 1 (10ft ft 0 0 1 g 2
Boston 0000 00 1 00 ft 1-2 R 2
llitterief Eaton and Kilns; Tittinger and Mor
an. Umpir Nitu. 4
.Ii,', " 1 ' I
Kecond game '"'r B. 11. B.
Chicago 0 0 0 ft 0 ft 0 ft () t) 1 1
Beoton .....fl 0 ft 0 0 0 0 ft 1 1 (1 1
Hatterir Taj lor and Kline; Willi! and hit
tnUge. Umpire Saab.
At BrooVlj n First game Ti. II E.
Pittsburg 0 00 I Oft Oft! 3 S 3
Brooklyn S 0 0 0 0 0 (1 .1 I S 3
Patterife-rhillippi and O'Connor; httson and
McGuire. Umpires Emslic and Blown,
Second game R. II E.
Pltlahtirs lftftOftftipi .1 0
Brooklyn 2 n 2 ft ft 0 0 0 -! 8 2
Batteries Poole and O'Connor; Newton and
I'arrcl. Umpires Ermlie and Brown.
At rhlladclphia-Kirst game- R. n, E,
St. Loui 3 0 0 1 1 I ft l 1-8 18 3
Philadelphia 11 ft 0 0 0 2 0 .1-7 II 3
Batteries Sudhnfl and Mihola; Wiiltc and Mc
Fatland. I'mpirc Dwjer,
Seiond game R. H, E.
St. liuii 0 00 00 0 0-0 .1 a
Philadelphia OOftOOftl-1 3 1
Baltctles- Powell and llajdon; lown'cnd and
Douglass, Umpire Dwver,
Eastern League.
Worcester, Brockton, .1 (flrat gtme),
Brockton, R; Worcester, 3 (.sccuud game),
Uontrtal, 7; Buflalo, 2,
-i,'-".
DIRECTORY.
3 Insertions 25 Cents
More Thin Four Lines, 6 Cents lor L'och Extra Line.
PROFESSIONAL.
Certified Public Accountant.
KDWMII) V. hPAL'I.ni.NO.
i! TRADERS BANK
V lliilldlne.
Architects.
DAVIS, AHCIIITKCT, CONNEU,
KHW Mil)
Hiilhlliie.
KRIIIlCltICK I,. IIHOWX, ARCH. n REAL
Eatate i:ihanRe Illdjr.. 12 WashlnRton tie.
Civil and Mining Engineers.
II. L. IIAHDINtl, tail COVNTM, nUlLDlNO.
Dentists.
DR. ('. i:. Ell.HNHHIttlKIt, l'AUI.I BUILDlSUi
."pinie street, cranlon.
1)11. C. I". I.At'H.UTI, 115 WVOHINO AVENUE,
Lawyers.
FRANK II. IIOil.i:. ATIORSKY.AT.AW.
Ruonis 12, II, lfi and IS Hurr Bulldinr,
V. K. TflArV, ATr'V.,COMMONVEALTH BLDO.
n. ii. iiciw.imi.i-:, avior.nkv-loans NEc.ot
tlateil on leal est tie sciutlty. Vicars HillldlDI,
inrner Maslilncton atenue and Spruce street.
WIU.Anil, VHREN' k
and louTiiiellors-at-law',
Wahlnnton avenue.
UNVPP. ATTOriNEVS
ltcpiihllcan DuUdinj,
.IKsl'P A .1111 P, VITORNEVS AND COUN.
srllorsat hu t'ommonwcalth Rulhllnf, RtMnvi
l'l, 2i) and 21.
Kill! Mill TIIAMIH, ATIORNEV. ROOMS
'.Vl-'sil, Dili flooi, Mears Building.
L. A WVIRi:-. AITtlRNEVAT-LAVV, BOARD
of liadr lluildlni, Scranton, Pa.
PATTKRsOV k WILCOX, 1RADKRS' NATIONAL
H.inlj Huilding,
C. COVII.ffVS, 0 11 RKIM'BLICAS BUILDISO.
A. W. BKRIIOLP, OKK1CK
211 Wyoming avenue.
MOVED TO 04
Physicians and Surgeons.
nu w k.
avenue.
ALLEN, fill .NORTH WASHINGTON
DR. W lVVIttRKACv;. OK KICK 339 WASU
Ington avifiue. Residence, 131 Mulberry.
Chn nie diseases, lungs, heart. Ltdnevs and
ginlln-urlnirv organs f specialty. Hours, 1
tn I p, m
Hotels and Restaurants. '
THE EK CAKE, 125 AND 127 FRANKLIN AVQi
nue. Hates reasonable.
P. ZEH.LER, Proprietor,
SCRVNTON IIOISE. NEAR D.
L. ft W. PAS.
the F.urnneaa
senger dfpot. t'ondueled
plan.
VICTOll KOCH. Proprietor.
Scavenger.
A. B BRIC.CS CLE-V..NS PR1VV VAULTS AND
res pools; nn odor; only improved pumps used.
A B. Hnggs, proprietor. Leave orders 1100
North Main avenue, or Eiike'a drug store, eox'
ner Adams and Mulberry. Both telephones.
Seeds.
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G. R. CI.VRKE k CO, SEEDSMEN AND NTJRS
cr.vtnen, store 201 Washington avenue; green
hnii.es, li'rfi North Main avenue; itor tela
pltone, 72.
Wire Screens.
JO.l'.Pll KHE1TKI.. REAR 511 LACKA. AVE.,
Scianton, Ta , manulacturer of Hire Screens.
Miscellaneous.
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DRESSMAKING FOR CHILDREN TO ORDER:
also ladles' naista. Louil ShoenuVer, 212
Adams avenue.
MEOARIiLE BR1K. rRINTERS' SUPPLIES. EN.
v eloper, piper bigs, twine. Warehouse, 130
Washington avenue, Scranton, Pa.
THE WILKES BARRF. RECORD CAN BE HAIJ
in Scranton at the new atands of Retsman
Bros., 40s Spruce and SOd Linden; M. Norton.
322 Lackawanna avenue; I. S. bchuUer, 211
Spruce etrect.
Boarders Wanted.
WANTEI-Table boardera.
Washington avenue.
Mrs. Tompkloj, 631
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Situations Wanted. mnH
SIIT'ATIOV WANTED By a respectable girl for
grnetal housework in a small family, fan ,
furnish belt of references. Fleasc call at iWi
Rebecca, aver.ue, llj da Part, city. I
SITUATION WANTED Young woman wanti po. I
sttion aa cook in private family. Can giva
reference. Addrew OH Wjointng avenue.
blTUATlO.V WAMEDBy a widow tn work in
country and to take lit tin girl along; big; ,
enough to take caro ol chlldien. Apply Mra. M '
R., Tribune Office.
bllUATlON WANTED-Bv a jnung girl II eirs
old tn help with light housework. Address
No. 204 South Irving avenue.
SITUATION WANTED-A widow with one chiH
would like A position as hounkeeper. arr
give good reference. Address Mrs. E. D. Oly.
p riant.
SITUATION WANTED-Position aa housekeeper
wanted: capable of taking full charge. Call
or address 730 llartinin avenue.
hll'l'ATlOV WANTED-Vs a cook in a hotel e
boatdtng bous.e Addrcts Cook, Tilbune cfi
flee.
blTTAIION WANTED As miperinlendent or fore,
man at coal mines; (litem jeart experience
and best rcfetences. Box A, Tribune Office.
blTUATlO.V WANTEIV-Bright, indu,trioi bn,"
17 years old, cleltes situation. Woik In tin
civil engineering or electrical line pielerted. Ad
drcsa '. Y., Tribune Office.
EITUVITON WANTED A good, honest and reli
able girl would like a situation at generil
housework with a nice (auiilv, AJdicsJ M. II, ,
bcranton Tribune.
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