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DALLAS PAIR
HASOPENED
DAY DEVOTED TO GETTING EX
HIBITS IN SHAPE,
Tho Indications Aio Thnt tho Pres
ent Fn.tr Will Suipnss All of Its
Piedcccssois I.nige Number of
Exhlblta In All Lines Thcio Will
Be Races Enoh Afternoon and
Miss Loioy Will Bo Shot fiom a
Cnnnon Hoiscs Enteietl for the
Events.
Special fiKin a i-tln" Coriispnnihiit
Dnlla", Ph., Oct. 1. The Kfvcnlcpitlh
atimtnl fair of tho Uulliis t'nlim ArtI
culttnut A'noi'liitlon will ho fotinnlly
opdipil lino liiinorinw 11101 lllllir. Tin
fnltM lulil ut this liicttv Utile town
In s'ctiiM 1'iist hnvo cotiK tn hi Well
known iintl tn ho looked foiwutil to
with l.oon lollsh hy hoth tin m him
nnil miIjui1i.ui ipmIiIciiIm of Jaieino
nntl the tuiiinuiHlttiir counties for
mniiy chih. Thin full, It pan ho HuToly
Btntcil, nil icutiiils ni.idi In the imt
will he hiokon hi the way of choice
exhibits nnil wpll-tonteileil lint licit
rncei. Thp until luff onoiti of thp nfll
ceirt nnil illtoelois ni the nn"oelutlon
bid full' to bo i cum tied Willi sitec ew,
and, weather liorinlttitif:, the thipe
next ila.v.s will bo lllled with plciiMito
for all fali-fiot'iM.
Today was I'litnloKticil an the open-
Iiik day o( Ihp fair, but theie was no
admlttan'c charged anil for cciy
hody hut Seciotiity "Will XoiUm and
hlb staff of t-lllilcnt assistants It lui
laiKely a day for lolling aionnd and
watching the miivnl of cxhlhitois and
the placlnp of ailii'lea on show. For
the societal. v it was a day of toll, for
entry tups wpio In Breat toqucst.
NOT A HAD YKAR,
It h.i. been tuiiontly icpoiieil thnt
this was a had .e.ir for fruits and
vegetables. Thc-p iuuioi may be tine
In othei localities, but tlic supplips of
rosy. cheeked apple-, pen", giapes and
other pioduets of tiee, litiMi, ine and
poll on view In tho exhibition build
ing on the fair giounds go far to ills
prove siRh idfih. Anvhow, It is ,i
banner .ear for pasti, bieadstuffs,,
art ncedleuoik and such other dainty
things that liotisemotlieia delight to
fashion and to look at. A full line of
these p.ilato (lavoters and home beau
tllleis Is licie lor nil to adiniie. Who
wouldn't like to be one of tho judges
appointed in t.iMe and to p.is ciitlc
Isin upon the (.iielullv compounded
cakes and pies, jellies .mil prchenes,
and a ho-t ol othei dainties?
Tonioiinvv the eshlbits will be all In
place, the show, will be miming, the
faklis siintuing, the speitatois icim
paiin notes, and the MK'oilv tiotteis
and p.ueKs making 01 losing money
foi theii ouneis and .nlmlioi. Today
nil was piepatation; loiuoiiow eetj
thing will be leadj.
Tn the livestock dep.u tmeiils the
judges will liai plenty to do and lots
ot matoi Itil Mom whiih to make selec
tions tin the pil.e wintiei--. in the
tattle stalls the piimipal bleeds to
be shown will be Devon, Duih.iiiu-,
Jei--os and tiiieiusp0. Hie latter i lass
li.uing some eceptionallv line lepte
sentatives. The i itiiipc tition In Gin'iu
soj.s ih mm keen, lleiii.iiniii lteee of
IJallas and .1 II. Sn.wlet of Tiuiks
vlllp liitlug entiled ttia gonil ani
mals The 1 1 is also i onsideiable ilv
nliv in nuih.inis. lii-inge .Mat hell and
Itcuiaiulii Itetne ol Dallas and . F.
Jsi'liiiole and J. II. HiiMler of Tiueks.
x Hlo till Piiteilng line spec inn n--.
not Tin: on'lv oxi:s.
The lacoi.s will not lie the nnlv
)ioisilS that seek pi lps, toi theie is
n wliole biinlul enteied lor pieiniiinis
Amliovv llnl.iiul and John hailing in
Wilkes-1 Suite, lleoige P. Jllllci or
Iteauiiuuit and It W. Piston of lliints
" II lo aie a few anions the manv who
nte seeking blne-i Ibbon honois lor
colts, miles, .stallions and loaK
In the vegetable pavilion, under the
gi.mcl stand, tlie inituipal exliibiloi.s
an Myitle I'aik ot Voming, David
Atkinson, lleoige Mat hell, Foster P.ul
fmd, and .Miu. lleoige W.ignn of Dal-
kl.s.
The poilltty dep.u tmeiit is si p.ualed
Into two divisions, t Iir- e hie kens nnil
pigeons being slielleted in a ling.- tent,
and the geese nnd din Us eoullned In a
ion ol peimnueiit coops in the open
all. Theie is a gteat N.lliety of teatli
eied blptds, and the embi.ue 1 lilt k
etis, iliuKs, geese, tiuke.x, guitieii
fowls, iiIkioiis, and about cmm thing
III tlio-e lines. It h one ot the best
tllspas 1 1 mil a .standpoint of qual
ity, I'lir h.eeii on the kioiiiiiIx, all ibe
noted sti.ilns nnd .species of tine blids
being lepiesenied. The pilnilp.il e
hlbHois In this dep.u tnient aie S. W.
lleniif.s. ol I'lwiiiuitli; Potd Uiiiiauics
ol Dm inin etoti: .lohu KiIiipi, Ktet
tti.sille, and a number of other bieed
et.s. Sculteictl aionnd t In- bulldliiRS me
good-hied illsplns of wagons and ear
llagPh. The pi in pul PNlilbltnt.s In this
lino mo Piank Wiight, ol Kingston;
laing Pintlieii,, of Xow roliunbiis, and
Ke.itor iv Wollt., of Coitlaliil, X. Y.
The gioiiitdh an iineied with stands
ot all Ulndb and tents of uii-i oluied
i.inx.iK Tliei-o shelter nil soils of Mde
aliows, the Inigesi tent being devoted
in an exploitation of the iii.stetes ir
tho Kiioeliro-Koocliep nnd Otleiital
iliiiues. 'I'heie mo photo giilleiles, hull
gaines, lltirf gunips, it niPiiy-go.ioiiuil,
I'll".
Ahh KIXD.S OF liOOMS.
In the main phlliltioii hulldliig. bo
HitlPS the nrlliles entpted lor iiieinl.
urns hip whips and uipicIuukIIso of all
Kinds, liiiludlng cieain sepaialois,
stnvps, beili onin sets, washing inn-e-llliiPS,
pailor oigans. hldobnnids, sph
Hltells, nuking ilmlis, caipets, and
Klass.
Hack uf the main building Is the ips-
tnuiaiit bo.iiding Imuse," as the
lint semen mil it, i undue toil by Kelly
& Blown, ihe well-know a icstinuaiit
men of M'lll;ps-Haue.
A 'iy lmgo poitlmi ol the xliitiitK
mo hliowu iii tho open air, These mo
iiKilPiiltiual liniileineiits, Incluilliig
ploughs, eiiltlvatois, hoiso lakes,
tllieslllllg lliaellllies, feed ihoppeis,
nn n plmiteib, leed dillls, nnil miult
things,
Vw thn nest tin ip days Jleu Ill's
Conceit band, of Plymouth, 1tll ills
penso nielody l.niblily nn tho band
stand In thu centio lawn, uciois the
tiack fiom lliii largo, owned gimiil
stand. Ho.sldeb thu luces theie will bu
n thillllng live ililnutes each afterunoi)
when Miss hoioy, a pmtessloiial .icio.
liiiut, will bo shot li oni a minion to a
Bieat height In the ulr and will diop
to mii tli by tho parachute ionic.
Tho oflleerb of tin Dallas Union Ag
rlcultuial association aie: T'icbldeiit,
f. l' Wllhon, rareiton; lce.piesi
dent, Thomas D. Mekeel, Lelimun;
general beci clary, Will Not ton, Dallas;
sett etui y speed depuitincnt, I', T.
Haul), Dallas! secretary Indies' depart
ment, Mlsa Anna Itlchnrds, Dalian;
treasurer, .tohn .T. Ityman, Dallas!
general superintendent, James It.
Monlgan, Luzernej assistant superin
tendent, Charles II. Hall, Wilkes
Hart Pi Htiporlntendcut exhibition build
ing, II. D. Welsh, Dallas.
in ciiAticn: op nArns.
The gentleman who will he In charge
of the i aces, In tho capacity of starter,
Is William Moote, of Wllkes-Hntre.
The racoH luue tilled well, and lirsl
lali' hoi sea will compete In tho slc
tt lals of speed dining the next few
da.vs. Tho Haines of the candidates,
with the conditions, aie us follows:
,u:nit)v, ofioni:ii 2
2 il chi; iiirr, 'IMl MIm .trniiie. li In,
Wllihin Milir, Wllkevllarrc; .saliiT liny, tn. E.
W I." llnttcll, Aloea! km llirr, li. m , ,l.uiin
Con), tt'llkovllarrci 'lorn Mlkc, Mk. p., Mi.
ItlrRlnril, Ncnbctrr; Nlni II. li. in. M. M,
blirrnnAii, Sii.ititon: Willi r .1., eli. k., II. S.
Cloiinin, Sel.inton! 1'itfl Iffllc b, R., II. S. floi
man, SeMiiton; OoM bcckir, W. C Norton, Al
tlrmllle, Ta.
2"i0 cliMi iuip, $t'n T amp llluk, blk, c ,
Wllihin Milrr, Wllkpa lime; Aloea Olrl, ch. m ,
W. I'. Unwell, Aora: rail II, li (?., .1 V.
Hilclit, liirrne; Kate I'lcM, l. tn., V. J liner,
Wllkr Itiric; l.llllc lln.i, i. k., .Inlm Inning:
Miu It , li. in , M. M Slipmooil, Ftrnntnn: T'ot
IIkIc, h. (.'.. II. 1. (Inrnuii, sUlnil.in; (ioMrrln,
In. s, W. (. Norton, Alilcmlllc, l'.i,
'lllL'IISDVV, 0C1 OUCH .!,
2 I elm; pnio, 1W MUt Jrnnlr, h. in,
Willliim Mflcr, Wllkru-Raire; Slnlirr Hoy, in. p.,
W. II. IIoIIMct, Aioca; fairy llc.ur, li. ni ,
.Intncs Cool, W'llkn Hino; Miiy lkj, r. m A.
.1. Silinrll, Siiinton; CliirlM f!., W. .1. IIpjpi,
Wilkes IJirrc; Mirlon Wllkpc, p. jr., W. J llfci,
PICTURE
This elephant has swallowed a horse.
Wilkes Rirrr; lazfic I.ininp, b. m , John Laninf,
Wilkes Nine; lil'IcuV, 1 s, John Lining,
Wllkr-. Harris 'linkei, b. p., It (!. orton. Si ran
ton; Innv Wilke, blk. p. M Iteiglnid, t
In 1 r ; Po-t lljsd., li if, II. s. l.oinun, Sci m
Inn, Waller J, eh g, II, S (Jornnii, Piriiiton;
I. nM scekei, W. I'. .Soiloii, AldeiiMlle, I'a
Ito-id Rice. Aeota tiirl, V lluuoll, Aoti;
Nellii' II, li in, .Innei Cool, Wilkc Oirrc,
I unk Conk, blk. p , (!. I. I.IpacIIjh, Wilkes
UiikU Dm M, ill ' , W illhni .Mnlilrrij, U-at.1i
II ii 11, llip J 1111 l p, 1 eli S l.ei, Wilkes
llMie; Imnp II , t. p , II. It. Cliuuli, IuPine
I'll IIUY, OCIOUI Tt 4.
'-' I j ill-". I imp Illirk, lilk , p, Willnm
Mi in. Wilki-Him ; Uon (Jul, ill. in., W. '.
Homll, AliHi; Flank toole, blk. g , t! .1
Ilowellvn, W'ilke-Hiiic; Din M Hi p, W Il
ium Mnlilcrip, Ileieh llaien; Call 11, J. N.
Ilalpht. Inerne; Kite Held, b. in , W. J. Meier,
Wilkes lime: Illtle Ho, .lolm 1 anlns, W ilkei
II me; Mm II , li in , M, M Slieruooil, Semlon.
I in- foi Ml. Mis Jennie, b. ni , Willnm
Mini. Wilkes-ltine; Slasln i- llm, b m., W. H.
l!ollitir, oi; 1 111 lleiir, b in, .1 itnoa
I no, Wllkis llirre; Mai 'liwki, .1. ilinell,
sinnton: Waller .1, II. s" lioinim. strmton;
linkii, It f," Norton, .suiiilon; l'nst It i-.tr, II.
I, nnn 111, v.nntmi; I.tli llil, eh , W. (.
Noilon, Aliluiiille, l'a.
-i: L. Ilatflelil
PITTSTON.
Spenal to the Seranton Tribune
Pittstnn, Sept. 30 For the past few
weeks but glut h have been tenoilzlng
the lesidPiits of 'Wyoming and vicln
itv, twiie hae visited stoics in the
Shoemaker building at Wyoming with
in two weeks. Of late two men have
been on guaid at the stoics, and they
wpip lew .11 tied ostcrday morning by
e.iptining tin oe young men. Fiom a
window In the stoie the watchmen
.saw the tlneo bniglais bienl; n win
dow nnd gain entrance Into the cellar.
Tin tblePh weio nllowed to get Int-ido
j-atply. nnd then one of tho watchmen
stepped outside tho iear door, shot off
his ipvolven, i.illed for hPlp and stood
gii.ud oer the Inoken window thiough
which the men had gained an en
liaiiio. TIip tlnee men weio thus easily
happed and captuied. At first they
said they weie lesldents of Dm yea,
hut it was lent tied later their homes
wpip In Doiancptnn,
t'hailps Moriow, of Mill htieet, te
cpIvpiI injiiilps this af let noon hy being
thiown lioni a wagon to the pae
nicut on Main stieet. A horse ho wns
dilvlng became hlghtened at 11 passing
sheet enr, and in ateniptlng to inn
niviiy stniLk a teleginpli pole, with
such foi ci as to thiow Mr. Mouow
fiom tho wagon. Tho ical extent of
bis injuiiPK aie not known yet, but It
is not thought thoy aie dangeiniis.
Miss Minnie Wlnleis, of Jerinyu, nnd
Miss Sadie Dtihli, of Rcinnton, are vis
iting tho former's sister, Mis. .1. D.
nelnhunty, on Philadelphia avenue,
West Pltlstou.
Miss Kllcn Dolphin, of this city, fell
fiom n buggy this moining ami had
both wilsts fractured.
Tho ilpalh of Lieutenant Colonel
lieoigo Walla ro, who tell down tho
Twin shaft at Upper Pittstnn, last
e Piling, Is an especially fail one, The
tainily was piepailug to nmo fiom
hliuli'li sticot, AVest Plttston, In Pitts
ton illy. Tho household goods weio
all packed lendy for trauster this
innrniiig, nnd It was theiefoio neces
sb.uy that the body bo taken to tho
millet taker's morgue, It leuialncil
theto all today and will be taken to
thn homo of Mr. AVallaco's mother at
Parsons, fmin whenco the funeral will
take place next Wednesday nfternoon,
It will bo u military funeral with all
the companies of tho Ninth legimeut
111 attendance.
Heniy T. McMillan, of West Pitlston,
foimeily inside foienmn ut llarnuin
colliery No. 3, of tho Pennsylvania Coal
louipany, lecently niado HupeilntPii
dent of the collletles In tho upper end
of the Plttston district, was on Satur
day night last piesented a lino leather
iipholsteied chulr by Ihe employes at
Hamuli) No. 2,
1 m
AVOCA.
The hose coiupdiij' has Ibsued Invi
tations for a meeting of their lady
fi lends on Filday evening for the pur-
pose of arranging for the coming fnlr.
On Hntmdny afternoon James, the 14-ycar-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. James
Mctllynn, of Main sheet, whllo In the
employ of Smyth & McCormlek, of
the tnpld hnnslt line, fell fiom an
abutment on Vino sheet and sustained
InJutli'S which may piove fatal. The
base ot his skull was fiaetllted and
the ear drum Impaired. Itn ulll not
he pionouuced out of danger until his
physicians peifoun an operation.
On .Saturday night Inughus effected
nn piitianeo Into the icar of McMil
lan's stoic and were more successful
In tho ndvcntuie than they were two
weeks ngo. They cat tied off a consid
erable amount of merchandise but they
did not tamper with tho safe. Xo
tittccs of Implements wen left behind,
Miss Janet Allen spent .Sunday with
fi lends In Dunmnrc.
Mis. Vmnk Dnvls nnd Mis. Itohert
Uosley have returned home nfter sev
eral weeks' visit with friends In Dng
hind. Thomas JJothw Ick returned on Sat
tudny from his trans-Atlnntlo tilp.
Mis. Davis and Mrs. Pcckciitf, of Oly
phnnt, nnd Mrs. John Smith, of Iowa,
ate guests ot their cousin, Mts. Jo
seph Peckens.
Otivin Hurt left ycsteiday to con
tinue his studies In the Institution for
the blind at Philadelphia.
The young people of the Methodist
Pplscopul church will hold n supper
and sale of fancy articles in tho base
ment ot the Odd Follows' hall Friday
evening, October 4. Ice cream will
also bo served. Supper, 13 cents.
PUZZLE.
Cut on the lines and see if you can ImJ it.
THEATRICAL NEWS.
TODAY'S ATTRACTIONS.
AC'VUrilV. Hon Ion stoi company. After
n ten anil nulit.
f-rwt Himblirs I'tniar'ann. ioiiiiin,i, af
t"rnoon Tint injlit.
"When We Weie Twenty-one."
"Wlien Ao Were Twenty one" is to be pre
sented at the h.'ccuiil next Tlmr-iliv ininp.
The story of "When We Weie Twent.'.-oni;,"
briefly outlined, 13 tint of a joutli's infatuation
for a concert lull singer nnd bis reieno by tell
Fieriflcuip loio. The orphan son of an old (iicml,
hi- UQ4 committed 3 a child, by ln- ti.wnif fi
ther to the .itriction.ite cire of Hichiid laitic
nnd a trio of old luemls wlio halo aelcd .11
puardiani. Plnrnu the home of Itnhiril (' nine
and the "Imp," .n the Inn- ii cjlled, is (lie
Widow 1 meson in tlie elipmli' of housekicper,
and her lowly ilmphtir, PliIIi-.. Tim ilmgliter
and the- mid arc int-apod to be mulled ai .1
lesult of well nn mt muehlnitioiL'i, hut there U
an absence of loie on either side- Sntli !! the
situation when the play begins and tlie tlory 14
I irned foiuaitl by the bo.i's infituilion foi the
"luefl.i," as she 13 eillcd; a confiiiiou of eor-le-pondenco
due to two Dieki. bo itiul puiidiiu;
II self sunflcinp iuiiiiitlon of a cumpiiMiip eoni
paet by the elder, and the eienluil explanation
leidinp to the renunciation of their fuller at
tachment, nnd nwikcninc of the joutli to I119
foil, and the di-coeiy tliat the diupliler m
ill .donp loietl the middle aped biclulor puir
ill in. The re-.ul t 11 lnppincs all nroiind The
iniidenU of "When Wo Were Tuenly one" art
iupcnioiii .ind the dialnpuc is hrilllint and spark
IIiit 1. ith nit. Xo one 6hould lose this oppor
tiniil.' to bee this most successful plai, intei
preted is it will lie In- an excellent oipanirition
Si its aie now on sale.
Mod jecska-James Combination.
Amonp the scleral pretentious propositions pre
sented bv the inorp leoourecful theatrical inana.
(,eia thin far during the piesent neliie sea
sin, fen fiom a pouplir, ami none from an ai.
ti-llc ihndpo.nt, iqual in importance Waprn
tills i. Kc mpci "s pioduetion of "Ilcni v VIII,"
Mhiili Is to be presented here on I'riiliy cien
inp with Mulanie Modjeeka and Mr. I,oiils James
In tlie inks of Queen Katlienne and fiulmal
WoUei. a proiluetlon, It is a ml to ic ith
thn bet eftoiti. ot cither Henr IniiiR or Rich
ard Minstielil.
Queen Kitherlne, who stood as a pillir of
111n1.1l Bi.indcur ind eilted purpo-e in a sea
of loniption, could lnc no greater exponent
linn the fiiuous I'olisli nitrcis, and Mr. .lanirs
should he no les brilliant in portrninp the
iii'allablc-, oer leiihliip anibltion of the enfty
c irdiinl. Anno Holoii nlll be plijnl bv Miss
lane Oiker, Puke ot Norfolk In W ulswortli
Hails, Lord Iiucklnph 1111 by Tliomis t'nllln
Cooki, ind other robs In- cn,uilly prominent
renph. The orpanl7ition inmpusrs neiily flfly
pinple and two cir.s are ulllled in Ihe linn
porlit.on of its senile cftetls. beats aie now
on eilc,
'Happy Hooligan."
moii; the blp diawinp ntlraetlnin on tlie rmil
tlir, seison is the riicdinpli funnv fane loin,
edj. "Hippy llolllpan," whlth Is liken from the
uitlrl) known 1 11 Iritiurs In thn Sou nrk
liiirnil, slioMiug tlie trills and tribulations of
poor Hooligan, who wanted tn and did help liU
fellow man, but iliiajs got the worst of it fur
dolnp to, It sbes ti picat ihanee for romedv,
mcro so than any of the other comic departures
in our great Journals.
The company priacnting the litest farcical
sutcrs numbers up neir the fitly murk-. Amonp
tlie mot notable aie; Itn.s Snow, (ho lilp "lilt"
in ".lack and the Heantalk"; Tairie Kiei, IU1
lldiv and Quinn, Mippln Weston, .lolm 1). Pirn,
Whelm ind Otto, Adelaide Maroden, Joeili Mit
chell, WIKred flerdes, Maris doling, MI1111I0
Sejilcs, llcosle Montgomery ami a big chorus.
Tho management li.in- spirid no expense tn tnak.
in; ibis the star attiaitiou ot the laue comedy
world "llapp.i llnlllpan" anil Ms asviclates
will bo seen .it the I.iriim nent Saturday after
110 m and night,
STAGE NOTES.
"Hon I aescr's Hiturn," Willi dunes K Hick
rlt In t lie pirt of the rcikle.s Don, Ins been
.iltiacllii.- largo amllemrs at Wailitk'a theater,
cw York,
Mr. Folhcrn Is under engagement to produce,
T.lthln 1 few wceka, the drama written for Mm
by .1 II. McCarthy, tailed "If I W'rro King"
It cm taint thlil speaking parts
t'rowilid Imusci arc .till the rule at the Crh
Icilon llieatcr, New oik, where I'aier.hani t
apeparinp as Don IVnar do Ilaiau In PuMaurier't
vcr.ion ot the old plaj, "A ltoal Itliul "
Mitlnee at the blar this afternoon. Tie
itjiulileib gin- their dosing peifonninre lo
night. Thlii company h uu excellent one, and
pie, cut a lltel and entertaining performance.
I he impersonation of the old ohephcid by the
wtcun J. II. Sloddart in "Ihe Ilonnle Hilar
Pibh," l one of tho most poucifut ami mow
In' bits of eccentric character atlln; thai, line
been seen in tti York for cars. ,
THE MARKETS.
Wall Street ReUw.
Sin Votk, Oct. 1. I lie llirly inlcrfst In In
ilm s inlciiiitlotml j leht rue look nnnv floik
cxihanpc inrmbers innv from the board room
nnd fllll further diminished the olumc of the
trading. Iln ili.cS ngprcpale stirs were barely
.100,000 shares, and ihe fliictuilloin of ptlics
were teiy iiunm for the most put. The ex
ceptions worthy of sprelil mil were In tin
Inihistrld list am amonp tlie dntmnit nnd
less Iniporliiit rollroid stocks. Miuldiltiin In
sugar wis Hie fcttme ot ihe market, following
a slurp brcik in price .lederdiy. The uuil
Ink of liiforimllon repirdlup ihe inmeinent
was one of Us fcitutis. Ih loom tradern
Joined In Hie selllnp, In an allinipt tn mike a
quick turn miri their mierlnp i uised a rill of
n point. The sloeks' ixlrcme decline wis 4'J.
The general feeling of distrust of the blind pool
methods of the pre.it inilusrl.it corporations,
which rciclicd an acute stage since the recent
rploile In Annlgam ited Copper was a factor
In sugar nnd In .1 number of other liiihi'lrhN.
There were declines ol l'l to 2 points in llrook
Ijn Transit, Colorado I'nel, Nitlonal Salt pre
ferred, (iencril lllcctrlc and Amerlian l!xpies.
Thn waltng altlndo of (he uurket was pirllc
due tn expectations of dividend action on the
t'nllcd ISiles Mecl stocks and the presentation
of a promised financial statement. Tlie non ap
pearance of tills, us the session drew toward
its colsc, rniplMslrrrl the weakness ot the In
dustrials. Ainalginntcd Copper was rather firm,
lislnp a point, then losing It mid stiffening
agiln to about llm best. Atchison w is quite
notably firm and pained a point on minors that
the directors would Increase the soml antnnl
dividend 1 lie (o two per cent, nt 1 meeting;
tomorrow. There were some other film spots
In Hie nillrosd list ind tlie general undertone
was rather linn. Total sales todi, 316,600
slurc9.
The uilroid nntket was dull and irregular.
Total silos, par alue. $1,400,000
United Slates refunding; 'Js advanced 1 per
c.-nt on tho last call.
The following quotations are furnished Ths
Tribune by M. S Jordan li Co , rooms 705 "OH
Mears bulldlrg, Scranton, Pa. Telephone 500s:
Open- High- low- Clos
ing est. est. ing.
American Sugar 12 Pi 122 UTU 1174
Atchison 75' '2 764 7J" 70'ft
AthcKon. I'r Wt PVi, nvi OVi
Brook. Tnctlon fti fiVi C.1U 04ig
Bilt. & Ohio 100 101 100 101
(hrs. & Ohio 4 Pi 4P, ilij 41i
(hie. K J(. We-t 21 22i '12 2!
M. Paul lVPg lfiOU IV) lll'i
Kotk Mnil Ill lit 140U 140'i
Kin. &Te, 1'r ".2'i fi f,2'j 61
I mil, ,fc Nn-h Il2"i 102'i 102'i 10'Vi
Man. I'.levated 122 2i7 1214 122i,a
Met. Traction 1M 11,1 l(.2'i 1(52' i
MK-o Paclllo I'l'i l 0 0"'B
Voifnlk A. West CPi f,l 51'i Ct's
V. . Cintrul I"i7'i 15774 150'i 137
Out. . Western 'i 3T ?-l 3.1'i
Penni. R. 1! 14I'S 144'f, 141i II Pi
Puillo Mail 42'-i 42'3 42 42
Itcadinp lly. I0'i 4l'i 40'4 401
Heading 111., Pi., 'nVj TVi 7", 7'
Southern It. It '1 .'I S2'i 12'j
Southein It. It . P Si.'j, Ml1! hi. Ml
Tinu. Coil i Inm f'2 nil'. hfi; (IPi
IT. S. Lealhei I2"i 12!, 12'li 12H
Cnion Paiiflo 11 'i 7'i tin'i W-i
Wabah, Pr "Wi fc S'i .Wi
Weslcrn Union 'II 11 trs 01
Col. l'uel k lion 01'i 'mi il2ii P2'i
11nl. Copper Ri "0'i R'H W4
I'cople's Ois loo's leWs lO'-'i IOS'4
rcxis I'aeiflo 4PS 4tij 41 41
Amir. Cur roiindiv .... 'l'n -'1 "' Es'i
U. . Meel In ... IPi 41 4.i 4Pi
P. S Stul (o.l'r, ..01 'II', nil.. Pi's
Scranton Boaid of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
STOCKS.
Bui.
ro
soo
Asked.
Lackawanna Dili' Co , Pr
County Savings Bank & Trust Co..
Pirst National Hank tuaruonuaie; ..
Standard Drilling Co
,pi.trrt VAttnnjl Llink
32",
30
480
Dime Deposit and Discount Bank..
Vconomy bight, II. & V. Co
First National Hank
Lacka. Tru-t Safe Deposit Co
Clark & Snover Co , Pr.
Scranton Iron Tence tc Mfg Co
Scnnton Axle Works
Scranton Savings Dank
Traders' National Hank
1200
ISO
125
100
95
400
175
101
1!J
bcranton Holt 4. Nut Oo
I'nnnlo'A Hank ......
New Mexico Ity. fc C. Co
BONDS.
Scranton Passenger Railway, first
75
Mortgape, due 1120
People's Street Railway, H-st mort-,,-,
,l,l 1013
115
115
115
People's Street Railway, Ceneral
mortgage, clue lWfi
Dickson Mannficturing Co
I-irki. Tovvn-ldp School fi per cent.
Citj of bcrnnton St. Imp. t, per
cent
Scranton Traction 0 per cent
100
102
102
113
Scranton Wholesale Market.
(Corrected by 11. G. Dale. 27 Lackawanna Ave)
Bean-. Per bushel, choice marrow, $2 60a2G5.
Butter rioi.li cicamer, 21a22c; dairy, fresh,
21c.
Chccic Full cream, 10',(.allc.
l-ggs Wc-(cin fie-h, 15',ial6; nearby state,
IS'.saP'aC
Medium Beans rei bushel, $2 50.
(Jicen Peas Per bushel, 1.40al.4"
IToui Bc-t patent, per baircl, , 45.
Deans Per buhcl, choice manow, $3,10.
l'olatocb Pei bu-hel tlal.10.
Philadelphia Grain and Produoe.
Philadelphia, Del. 1 Wheat ,s1 loner; con
tract gi.iilo October, 72i72'le. Coin lirni, lc.
higher; No. 2 mixed Oetohei, Al'saeiic. Oats
Mead ; No. 2 while clipped, 42ul2'.c, Wool
Unchanged, Piovieioiis bnelianged Buttei
1 Inn, 'le, hiplier; fancy vu stern cieamery, 2V ;
do. nciib print-, 2V. IVpi Steid ; fresh nexr
bv. -li ; do. nc-,urn, 21c; do, southwestern,
20i. ; do southern, lie, Cheese I'iun and
higher; V . full cicum finey 6111.1II, 11)1
lO'ie.; dn. do dn. fair lo choice, 8J lOfic. He
fined Sugar' riftecn points lower; cubes, tji'r,
crown A, ! 15; powdered, $.1.20; granulated and
cital A, ".0; confectioners A, $100; No. 1,
$1.75, down tn M 03 for Voi. It, II, 15 and 111.
Cotton Pniliaiii.nl. Tillnvv Firm; city prime in
liliih , 5n40lle.; do countiy dark, 5',.; cakes,
fii'ic Live Poultry Stexdy; fowls, 12il2i!c;
old roosteis, Re.; spring rliickens, IMjulJc;
iluek-i, lOille. Dressed Poultry Firm, fowls
ihoiie, n'l.e.i do. fair to good, 1!ii13c; binlb
ing chickens, neiriiy, llil'c; western do, 10
lie
Receipts Flour, 2.MI0 banels and OiJS.nno
pounds in suks; vvlieat, 110,000 buliels; corn,
P2.O00 bushels; oatw, 2,00 biLsbels. Shipments
Wlieat, -IJ.Oini biediels; coin, 0,000 bushels; oats,
3,000 liuthcls.
Ktw Tork Orain and Produce.
New Yoik, (lit. 1 Flour Dull and la-.ler
with vvlieit. Wheat spot vveikei; No, 2 lul,
7J'6c. f, 11, li. olio it ; No. 2 red. 7l"e. eleva,
toi ; No, 1 Noillieru Puliith, 7'iaC f. o. b.
afloat. Options opene ris, steaditd, but In In
last hour suitalnid 1 heivy bunk nnd chicd
weak at x5e-. net decline, May clocd TS'.ic ;
October, 72Bc , Decnnber, "Hie. Corn bpoe
e.iv; No. 2, le 1 levator and iJi-. I. o. b,
alloit. Option nurket opened biicly steady,
rnllleit ami llien sold in; tloed vveik. May
elo.cd fll'ic ; October, Mi ; December, BlUc
Oits Spot osier, o. 2, 3S'ic; No. 2 white,
4iillic. Options steady nt first, but dci lined
later wllii nlher markets, Butter Stead ;
1 re imer, ririi'.si'.; factory fre.b, lji-.alllic,
June creamer, 20-i22c-.; Imitation ereamcry,
lliialfc,; elate dalrv, Ha2le. Cheese I Inn ;
fancy laipe colored, O'ai'jo,; fancy Urgo white,
0'Si6,f. i fancy small colored, lOiic; fancy
sinnll wlille, 10e. I'ggs-Has; state and I'cnn
slvania, 2la22c ; western uncanilled, 104al013c;
western candled, 20c.
Ohtoafro Orain end Produce.
Chicago, Oct. 1. Heavy receipt! caused a
slurp bieak 111 wheat today, December closing
lc, under e.-tcidi; -oin closed ha'ie'. and
oats a'se, down for Decruibcr itelliciv. Pro
virions closed a shade lo 2'jc. depressed. Cash
quotations vviie as follows.
Flour Stead ; No. 3 spiinp wheat, oOhc.;
No. :i, UUB-Slic; No. S led, 6fla5,c; No. i el-
Irtw , rtrn ftrtll.llp rt. njlc. H.X.illif- X'n.
3 white, 37a3c; No. 3 white, 3"a'jc. J No. 3 rye,
0e. , 1411 Id euoie-u umuin pdiif, oit-v. ,
No. 1 Northvvcrtrin, il.OS; mess port,, llu)a
II CJ; hid, p.OVii'J.'Ji; ihott ribs, I3.70a5.00;
THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT"
4 Lines 10 Cents
More Then Four Lines, 3 Cents tor Eech Gilre Line.
For Rent.
IlAltnCIt SHOP and Inlli rooms fullv fmnishid
for Immediate rent. Best stand in Carbon
ilile. A fine npporllinlty for n couple of )oung,
skillful barbers. A It ken Block, miner Main
street and Salem avenue.
TO 11KNT Ten-room hone on Clay avenue, with
all modem conveniences, Including city steam
heat; will lease very reasonable on mrount of
III hciltli. AditrcsA I,. A. II., Tribune nlllee.
$13 00 Large tnoni suitable for lodge loom, steam
heal, second floor.
$10 00 Pair sl?c otllce room, steam hell, tic-
vutor
$13 00 Two connecting otllies, good I'nlit, slram
heat, elevator, (.has. ehlager, ll'il 1'ftate
Kxrhange Building.
I-Oll IHINT Klght rooms, 7.',3 Jcllcrson avenue;
all modern conveniences. I
For Sale.
SXXV NAiVlsWWX
FOll St,l' Two seated sultry, iheap. Ulllulde,
i, west i.acuavvanna avenue.
loll SAM.' An un-todato meat and tl-.li luiikct
established twcnt)-rlvc jcars; doing 1 lirpe
nusincss; riccirio moior lor sausage, ami tins;
lust references. Address Andrew Uionn, Middle
town, N Y.
I'OH BM-Coiipe Kockaway, a4-sire, seats four
inside; cnuieiy new, never u-ui; by one 01
best mikeis. Address llockvvav, Tilbune ofBie.
FOll SAMI One heavy draft and ono driving
hore. Inquire. 159 Orove street, Dunmoic.
FOB SAM-: Pea Coal, $1.50 per ton, delivered In
central city nnd South Side. Addicss John
Hill, 1014 Cedar avenue; 'phone CCS1.
FOIt SAI.K Two light spring wagons and some
hirncss, cheap. Evans, rear 1132 Luzerne
street.
Real Estate.
MUST fli: SOLD AT ONOB, no rca-omble offer
lefu-od, house at Itendham, six large louiiw,
bath room, hot and cold water, largp atlie;
standing in two lots, each tVM'iO. Fruit, shade
trees, etc. A. II. Kcrsten, Itendham, Ta.
FOB SLK A good faim in W'aveily borough.
Inquire of ,1. V. L.vneli, W'averly, Pa.
FOB SALK Best building lots in Dunmoie, cor
ner Dudley and SMIi streets. Will cut to
sl?es to suit purchasers. Address Arthur V.
Close, Dunmore.
Booms and Board.
BOOMS '10 lti:.sr, with board. J01 Mulbcny
stieet.
Boarders Wanted.
WANTED Table boarders. Mrs. Tompkins, 521
Washington avenue.
dry salted shouldeis, 7'f Pic. ; short cleir slds,
OlftiOoO; whiskey, $1.10
Chlengo Live Stock Market.
Chicago, Oct. 1. (.utile, receipts, 0,000, in
cluding 1,000 Icsdiis, 1,301) westerns. Steady
it Mondd.v's basis. so fane here. Good lo
prime steirs, JOlOiOtiO; poor to medium, Ma
." is); stoekers mid feeders, 2.2Jt i'r, rows,
il.2."ial li',; lieileis, tlAr, eanner-, ?1 25i2.'25;
bulls, . 7",a4 71, iilves, J2 50i8ri0, Texas fed
steci, iJil; witein sleei--, If 7",a .!o. Hogs
Itc'eipts todav, 21,000, toinoiinvv, 2o,000; left
over, 4,000; dull and 1", lo 2" cents lower; inixid
and buteheis, 6 50i7; good tn rlmne heivy,
0 70a7.10; lough heavy, 4b .)o i( bb, bulk of sales,
W00i6 73. 'beep Hi (eipls, 20,000; shiep slow-.
Limbs mo.-.tlv 10 cents lower; good to choice
wethers, $1 60a 1 71; fiir to choice niiied, Va
40; western sheep, $ii1 40, native
lambs, $2 "Oi
4 73; western lambs, $140al40
Bust liberty (tattle.
Fast Buffalo, Oct. 1 Cattle Poet ipts, 10
lars; dull, lower; veils and c lives supplv mod
erate and (lie demand much easier, bulk of best
veal sold at 7.'iOa7.50; good lots at iKl.'i0a7.25;
common light to fair, J3i0; heavy ful calves,
W.73a4 30; gnera and buttcimilks, 42 60a 1 30.
Hogs Receipts about live ears; dull and nncis
lower; mixed paikcis, $7.10a7,13, hogs, J7 10a
7.11; prisscrs, $H30a0 70; pigs, $G40iG 60; roughs,
4ll3a8.l3. Slieep and Limbs lteeeipts, 10 ears;
fairly good demand; lambs, f.ij'n'i, mils, s.1 23
at 23; native sheep, s,noat.
Buffalo Live Stock.
Fist Liberty, Oct. 1 Cattle Steidv ; ehol c.
." 7m(1; pi line, $6B0i3 70; good, $5 20i3 50 Hogs
Mow; prime Iicji.v, V.23a7..V); assorted med
iums, $7.20a7.23; heavy orkers, sj7,0)a,13; light
do,, $6S0i"; prassers, $0 30a0 80; pigs, S45.20.iO V);
skips, $1 30a3 30; rouglis, i"iatl 'JO. Micep blov;
best wethers, )80i3 90; culls and common, l,25
a2.25; eailings, $2 50a4 23; eal cilvis, $7a7 21.
New York Live Stock Market.
New Yoik, Oct. 1. Beeves No sales lepoit
ed; eilvcs quiet, but steady; veals, S1 30a 4, 7.1;
city drc-ed veals, VlilJ, f.heep and Lambs
(ulet and stead, sheep, $2 30aJ.7i; culls, IM
a2 21; lambs, "slIOil.'O; culls, $.123. Hog
Mainly consigned diieet.
Oil Market.
Oil Cit, Oct. 1, Credit bilanres, 1.0; ceitln
rates, no bid; shipments, 171,42", avtiage, 97,
Ml; runs, 12J,luO; average, 81,110.
L
BASE BALL J
National Loague.
At CinLinnatl lirst game 11 II. K.
rhllidelphh I00 0 00O0 1-4 9 0
Cinclnniti 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 ft 2
Bilteries Duggleby ami Douglass; Miinnul
and Bcigen. Umpires Brown and Nash.
Second simc B, II, J.
Philadelphia 1 I) (1 ,1 0 0 1 1 '- 8 l
Clnciniutl 000 0 0 00 0 22 S 7
Batteries Tow nsend and Md'arUml: Sorm
sled and Hurley, Umplies Brown and v.ih.
t 1'itt.liuie It. II, F.
Boston .....0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O-0 t '
PltWmtg ,0 4 2 0.1 0 00 " I) 12 1
Ilillirirs-Dineen .ind Moran; Phlllppl ami Im.
mer. I'mpiic rmllc,
Oilier cluKs not scheduled.
HARFORD.
Spieiil In llm Scianton Tiibune.
Hirfonl, Oct. 1 Itev, F. M Daifuporl, of
Kingston, N. V., ociupied the pulpit of the ton.
grigitionil s liuie.li Mi'idny iiioruing
llev. Mr. Butler, of Unrlcla, a nephew ol F.,
T 'llllan, will oeiupy the pulpit of the ( ougre
pational cliuuli Oct, li,
I,, K. Catpenter, of Jerse Lily, is calling on
old fiiends here,
'llio Young Men's I'lilnu rhsj will diva an ni.
tertalnment in tlie I nngregatlonal church Frlday
eveniug, Oct, 4. The entertainment will be free,
ami will consist of phonographic selections by
Mr. Mathews ami oilier features by home talent,
A lint social will follow the entertainment and
the boxes will he cold at auction.
Miss Jennie Williams, of I'eikville, is the guest
of Minnie Dal tow.
Jlij Lou Ilogers and Jennie Lesley are taking
in the si si 1 1 at llulfalo this week.
Beatrice, oungcst daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
II, A. Bobbins, died Monday, aged 4 ram.
SOME FOOLISH PEOPLE
Allow a cough lo run until It gets beyond (he
reach of mcdlilnc. 'ihev often say, "oh, it will
wear away," but In most cases it will wear
them away. Could they be induced to try the
successful medicine called Kemp's Balsam, which
Is told ou positive guaiaiitce to cure, they
would Immediately tee the excellent effect after
taking tho first dose. Price 25 1. and Wo. Trial
tiie free. At til druggUu
3
More
Help Wnntocl Mnle.
. 'j
CANVA'Hi:nS WA1F.I)-t'or nn honest,
stralphtfoivvard proposition, Sot a lo-diy
scheme, but pond pay (or good work. Young
men of tic-it appearanie and good hihlls wauled j
II I hey have had some ovpetlenie In lanvasslnp,
so much I ho belter. Address, slating upe, rv
pcileme and picvlous suietss. MIWSPAPI'lt,
Tribune ofllcc.
W N1I.D First i lass shoemaker, steady work
for tight miu, Apply I). A. Di-.ls, IS l.ll
reine mimic, West I'ltlsloii,
WO0IXV SPISNF.lt W'A.STLD-Mtfht work. p
. ply direct, 'ihe I'ciri hnltllng Compin.v,
I'err.v, X. .
AMIHTIOt'S OCS(l WHS W sSn I), lietvvren Ihe
upes of 21 ami .10, whn would leirn somethlup
tn tlielr advantage Semi foi pamphlet. "I'lu1
Piontiible Piofesslon"! millnl free. II 11. u
iliiplon, Ciirhondlle, Pa.
CS ASCIIS To- work In ill; ei.y bonis;
pood piv, silarv and inuri it'ion Addi ss
F. 11., Iriliime nlllie.
W W I I'll V mill slenogiapher with votni binliie-s
ivpiiiuue In mike sin ill liiveslmiut ind
(ike an ollklll position with a piiblisliinp i mil
pin Jut tniuilnp. I Ills Is a pood tippoitirilt
and will slund iuvestlpitioii Vihliis bn ,',2.
BRICKLAYCns WMi:i)-For fire brlik wotk.
Communliitions and pnon.il appllc ilions
will be received nt my office in Hancock, S. Y.
B. .f. Dustman.
Help Wanted Female.
CANVASSFflS To work In rllj; eas lions;
pood pay, Hilary and commission. Address
F. H, , Tribune ofllee.
i
W'ANTKD A girl for general lioiisiwork. Applv
at 101 South Main avenue; must ionic uc
ommended.
WANTED Cirl for geneial housework at Dalton.
Address 11. T., care Tribune.
BRANCH WANT OFFICES.
Want Advertisements Will Be
Received at Any of the Follow
ing Drug Stores Until 10 P. II.
Central City
ALBERT SCHLUTZ, corner Mulberry
street and Webster avenue.
OUbTAV P1CIIF.L, 030 Adams avenue.
West Side
OEOBCE W. JENKINS, 101 South Malu
avenue.
South Scranton
FBED L. TERPPE, 720 Cedar avenue.
North Scranton
GEO. W. DAVIS, corner North Mtla
avenue and Market street.
Green Ridge
CHARLES P. JONES, 1357 Dickson
avenue.
P. J. JOHNS, 020 Orecn Ridge street.
C. LORENZ, corner Washington ave
nue and Marion street.
Petersburg
W. H. KNEPFEL. 1017 Irving avenue.
Dunmore
J. a. BONE & SON.
Wanted.
WANTrD A large show case. Apply William
GitTord, 1347 Dickson avenue.
Furnished Booms.
TWO I UllMMIKD ROOMS in private fjmilv , all
conveniences; gentleman piofened. ...0 Wach
inglon uvei.ue, citj.
FOR REST Furnished f i mi t room, with heit,
bath and pis; near court hoii-e; peutUman
prefeired. Addiess Room, Uov. 210
FOR REST FuinMud room; heat and bath.
825 Linden si reel.
Business Opportunity.
A RRF. OPPOIUL'Mi'Y to engige in tlie met
lantilo liade; a flue stole loom; lent i ob
tainable; i tood opening, Addiess S Bcdfoul,
Waverl, Pa
STOCK M) IIET 'IRADI'RS without ihliv.
Write for our special market letter. Frio on
application. S Jl. llihbird &, t'o , members S
, Consolidited and Stock Kxchanje, It and d!
Broadwiy, New oik. IMnblished 1S01. l.on
Distance Phone 2188 llioail.
Wanted Board.
WANTED Ho ird in n pilule famllv bv ivio
ounp ladies. Addriss A. P, llo Vi2, nn.
i01'.S(, MW desiies boird lu piivate lamllv,
German piefeued. Addie-s C. 1',, 'Iribuue
Office.
Lost.
.SNSSV
LOM' lug pocket hook cont lining a bmk bonk,
Building and I oiu i-csoclatinn book, ami
some money, I iber.il revv.inl if left at Tillimi,
Miscellaneous.
FltKI'.-Unc rolled old siaifpin lu nil one
sending 2 cenls for one dozen very good
nipkins. F. Wlibu-li, 2-t Mitket stieet, .Sew
ark, -V. J.
MJIT.HFLt'OUh HMIt, wuts ind moles p Unless
I, peimanenll, n iinlllii.ill.v icinoved bv
eleitrio niedle; no siais, Deimatologlc il Pal
lors, .112 Wo-shingtou aiiuue.
LEGAL,
Lbl'ATi: OF .leiciniali Sunou, lale of the Lit of
!....,.. .......... ,,, i ..c. ........ .1.......1
QllJlll.lll, su,,.... . .... i, ...... . i, iii.i.ntii
letters of .nlunnlMiation nn the ihnve liiuied
estate having bun puinteil to Ihe uiidusigmd,
all poisons hiving claims sgilmt said istatn
will pie-enl (he Mine for seltlenient and ill
lhni.0 nuiebleil then lo will nuke imuudlale pa.
nient lo J) Will I. I) Wis, Admlulsli itor,
I it) Hall, beiaulon, Pa.
TsOllCP, OF DIssOI.IlllOS Sotlic is hereby
glvrn that tho putnushlp tuhsUtliiK betniui
C Perr WuiU and Aiilhnnv 1". Dully, under
the Him name of Went K Duft, was dissolved on
the lOlli day of biplcmbei, lj, P mutuil
coiisi nt.
Ml debts owing in slid pattneiship aie ie
leivable by Mid V i'eirv WuiU-. oi t P. Went?.
A, I o , (n wlmm also all claims ami demiiids
against same aie tit be urefrmcil (oi painenl.
A new- parlnershlp has this day beui fnuned
between C. P. Wmt. and others, undci llu- linn
name of O. P. Wcu(. ". Cniuiiaii, bv ivhoin llm
business lormrrly loinluctid In Went, i. Dull,
will heie.iftei ho lairlid on it the sinie plan,
Nos, .'IS 0 12 I.iikavvaiiua iii'iiui, st .inton, pa,
Ir-eall ( Pl.ltl( W1JSI
l.seali srill)S F, 111 1 1 Y.
Wllnt.T-M K M'DO.SAI.I).
SITUATIONS
WANTED
PROE.
WE OFFGR TO YIELD ABOUT 5
SI, 000,000
BUTTE ELECTRIC nu
of Butte,
(Ilutto is tho gicalcst enppor ptoiluclnp; city lit tho world),
5 First Mortgage Sinking tr'und Gold Bonds
Denomination 1,000, ninturlug 1 to HO jcam. Amply provided for hy reserve
ami fluking fund. Net earnings tluco cii llirce qiiurloia times; Interest charges.
Writo for icport of Mr, Samuel IiieiiII, I'rcsldciit of tho Chicago Edison Co., and
special circular. i
RUDOLPH KLEYBOLTE & CO.,
I NASSAlf6T., NEW YORK.'
DIRECTORY.
Insertions 25 Cents
Then Pour Lines, A Cents lor tiech Bxlre Line,
PROFESSIONAL.
Certified Public Accountant.
F.nWVRI) C. Sl'AULDINU, 2.1 TRADERS BASK
Building.
Aichltects.
LDWMH) II. DAVIS, ARCHITECT. CONNELIi
Bnlldlnp.
FREDERirH I,. BROW."'JlCII. II., REAIi
Folate Exchange Bldg., 120 Washington avc.
Civil and Mining Engineers.
II. L. IIMIDIS'd, (OKI CONNEI.L BUILDING.
Dentists.
mt c i: i:iLi:NBi:iioi:it, pali.i huildinu.
s-piiice sliei(, Hrnnlon.
DR. (J. C. LVUIMCII, 113 WIOMING AVENUE.
Lawyers.
i'ija.sk i:. noii.E. vi-ioksey-at-aw.
'looms , u, iu ,M iS iilMr Hiiildlng,
1". K. TitACV, All" .LOMMOS'VM'ALlll BLDG.
I) It. ItEI'I.OOI.i:. M-IOtt.SEY-LOA.SS .SKGO
(litcd on leil estite seeurit. Mears Building,
'"iner W i-liliiKton iiveiiue and piucc street.
W ".I. Mil), W MIRES' .t, KS'PP, ATTORS'LYS
iin" ,'insellors at law. Republican Building,
Washington aiinue.
JESMip ,1. .11 ssl p, 1lORSi:S AND IOOX
sclloisiit-lavv. Coniiiionivc.iKh Building, Rooms
11", 20 ui.d 21.
rlV',,, w- THU I'll, attorney ROOMS
"ft'SOt, C(h (looi. Mens Building.
'' A., '''miies. vnons'F.i Ari.AW, board
of trade Building, r-crintnn, Pi.
I'UII RS()S k nZu- RAdT'IIV XAriONAIi
"mk Building
". JOMI.GVS, u.n REPUBLICAN BUILDING.
A.V "I'llOIF, OFFICII MOVED TO .NO.
211 W.vomhip aienue.
Physicians and Surgeons.
DR W. E. ALLLV, 311 .NOR1H WASHINGTON
uvenue.
DR S W. L'AMOREM . Ol KICK .WO Wtbll
Inpton avuiiie. Resilience, 1118 Mulberry,
(hioiiie diseases, lungs, hearl, l.idnejs and
penito urinary orpins a speiialty. Hours, 1
to 4 p. ni
Hotels and Restaurants.
IHE EK CAFE, 123 ND 127 1 RANKLIN AVE
nue. Rates leasonahle.
P. ZEIGLER, Proprietor.
SCRWTOS' HOUSE. M1R D , h. & W. PAS
sengcr depot. Conducted on the European
plan. McrOR KOCH, Proprietor.-
Scavenger.
A. H BRIGGS CLENS PRIVY VAULTS ANb
less pools; n odor; only improved pumps usccC
A B Biipps, proprietoi. Leave orders 1100
North Miln avenue, or Euke's drug store, cor
nn Adams and Mulberry. Both telephones. Z
Seeds.
G. R. CLARKE . CO . SEEDiMFX AND NURS
eiymen, store 201 W.i-lilnpton avenue; green
houses, 10"i0 Noith M iin avenue; store tele
phone, "62.
Wire Screens.
JOSEPH KUETTIL. REAR Sll IACKA. AVE.,
biranton. Pa, manufacturer of Wire Screens.
Miscellaneous.
Dill ssm K!SG I OR CHILDREN TO ORDER;
al-o 1 idies' waists. Louis bhocmakcr, 212
dams avenue.
MEGARGEE BROS, PRlSTERs' sUPPLHS, EN
velopes, papei bigs, twine. Waichouse, 130
Washington avenue, Scranton, Pa,
Till; WIIKISBMIRE RECORD CAN BE HAD
in Seianton at tlie news stands of Reisman
Bios, 400 Spiuce and 30! Linden; M. Norton.
.122 Lsekavviinni avenue; 1. S. bchut.icr, 211
bpiuce sheet.
Money to Loan.
?30 (o ?30,000 AT ONCE i and S per cent, in-tere-t.
Fa-y (crms to icpa. Gcoige W.
Okell, Coal Exchange building.
tslJO.OOO TO LOAN Lowest rates; straight or
monthly payments Stark & Co.,Tiaders' bldg.
ANY AMOUNT Or MONEY TO LO N-Quick,
straigl t leans or Building and Loan. At
from 4 to 0 per cent. Call on N. V. Walker,
311-11 Connell building.
Situations Wanted.
MIIATIOS WV.SU. II ii-poilablo colored
man, Iitelv .niiied In this iltv, wishes pine
.is lull lot irfeicnu, it mpilicd. Address II,
'liiluine Offli i"
OlS(; M V disiie-, osilion as ftino-ripher
and Ivpiwiitu, iniisldenlile eiuicncc.
llicoiueiidilloiis fuinlshid on appllejliiin. Box
10, 1 limine olfie. c in
slil'MIDV WWII'D wcni in wants waiine
lu do at lioini ilihess, 1, I, , 'liibuno Of
Inn.
Mil MIOS Willi woiiiin wants nun's
undci eliihes to wi-ii, eiuienced hiindiess.
M h , rrllmiie Oiliie
Mll'xriOS W V.SII II v solium lull- desliea pn
slllnii ,n tentipi iplm slid l)pciicci. Ad-dre-s
btenccl iphei, liilmui Olllii',
MICMIOS WMI.D-Bv voung mulled nnn
williup In wuik ill aiivlhiiik'. oiliie wink pic
feried ,'"ll Uhaiiph oiei,ilni i in fiirnl.lt
lie-l of tt-ti it in r Vdilii-s, I I . , 107 h, in
inp avenue, ell
Mil Vi'lON W S'IE1)-Bv .voung nun in mailiir.e
.-hop, willlnx In slut in it ir.i.-i iuhr wages
his some kunwiid.-e of ihafllu.,'. Addiess, llov
r-'i,, llnneMlile, l'.i
sllTH'HO.S WASILD-Hiiglit iiiiliistiious buy,
17 )eais ol .iri desiic situation. Addrest,
(1, K .1 , 'liihuuc llflhi
A LI)Y desiiis a ri-pectahle position for gen
ei li lioueivotk oi lake inn iif ilillilrijirsjpjr
kind of wink, nu- objeit A 1.0, hibuoe of
tiee, wjyjwcjgjz.
Diract New York Wire
Stocks and Bonds
All nrders executed on Exchanges. Quick
and absolutelv reliable service. Teleplieni
Connections, Old, titij-M New, 319 s
IRWIN THURMAN & CO.,'
7U-7jjj Connell llulldlng, bcranton, Pa-
rai
POWER COMPANY
Mont.
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