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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1901',
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
THE FAIR AT
BLOOMS BURG
EXHIBITION BY COLUMBIA AG
RICULTURAL SOCIETY.
jTlia Second Largest Fair of Its Class
In the State Good Dlsplny of Ma
chinery, Live Stock and Farm Pro
ductsRaces to Be Held Today.
ppeclal from rt Mall C'oi tonoli1f lit.
TJloOniHlitirf?. l'n Oct. 8. Today was
tlio ill'st of the four tlnyp' meotlnir of
tlio Coltmiblii County Airrluiiliuriil soci
ety. 'I'IiIh Im tlio forly-eovnitli minimi
fair of thin iiHHocliitlon, and each year
their ineuthiKS arc Kiouliit,' kith lor it ml
are iitlrucllnir liioi'u uitrnrmp;r, until
today the HlooiiiyliurK fair In the sec
ond hii'Rost In the Plate and takes on
the proud title of "Inter-State Kxponi
tlon." llloriiisliuri; Is adinlrahly equipped
for tht' entertainment and nccoinnio
datliin of the thousandH who attend her
1,'ical fails, and with numerous rail
roads centerliiK hero, Is brought Into
easy and pleasant communication with
all sections of the country. Most of
the live railroads will run special ex
cursions. Tills year's inter-state ex
position promises to surpass any e.
'lilbilloii of live stock, poultry, farm
products, textile fabrics, machinery,
etc.. ever held in this section of the
plate.
Tlio grounds are conveniently located,
but ti shorl distance from the depot and
there are kooiI pavement:; leading; to
the nates. The main exhibition hall is
SOD feet loitir and so arranged as to ex
hibit goods to tlio best advantage.
.Ample accommodations have been pro
vided for stock of all kinds. A large
addition lias just been built to the al
ready mammoth grand-stand, which is
now guaranteed to accommodate all
who desire to witness (lie races. In
front of tliis Is one of the best luilf
inile tracks in the stale, vvith a record
of 2.0S'i.
After gaining admission through the
main entrance an interesting pano
rama lies before the visitor. To the
right hand lies the course for the races,
flanked by numerous barns for the
pacers ami trotters and a number of
sheds for cattle, swine, sheep and
horses entered lor premiums. Today
these sheds were being rapidly tilled
with thoroughbreds of all sorts. A
number of mules and Jennys add an
interest to the usual exhibits. A vnri-i
eiv of sheep, including Angoras, with
(heir long, white hair and corkscrew
horns, are also something' not seen at
most of the fairs in tills section.
Numerous Exhibits.
To enumerate tiie many animals and
n-tiiles entered for premiums 'would
oieupy many columns. In poultry alone
there are upwaid of 1,200 birds. In ag
ricultural implements a complete manu
facturer's catalogue is necessary to
convey an adequate idea of the thou
sands of dollars' worth of machinery in
tents and open air. There are six steam
threshing machines alone in this sec
tion. Tlio exhibits of carriages must
number at least 100. Cattle by the
drove and many pens of swine will con
tribute to the rural citizens' delight.
All in all, the lilooinsburg- fair Is
greater than the AVallsville, AVesI
Pittsloa, Honesdale, and Dallas fairs
combined.
A wide avenue In front of the secre
tary's olllue. at least 500 feet long, is
lined on cither side with tents, wooden
houses and stands as closely as they
can be clustered.
A number of the ealing places are in
t-hai'so of church and other societies,
who take this means yearly to increase
1 hell funds. The large dining hall Is
Secured this year by the ladles of SI.
Columhia's Itoman Catholic church, un
der tlio supervision of Hew Father
33un A turkey dinner, with all the
''llxinV is given for half a dollar.
Intlier tioclcllcs who have rival restau
rants on Iho grounds are the I'. O, H.
1A.., No. Tiia, of Catawlssa: St. John's
Lutheran church of Catawlssa and the
JW. C. T. U. of Tlltininsliurir.
In the main exhibition building, he
tildes many tliousum1 of articles en
tered for premiums, merchants from
towns ninny miles away have displays
intended for advertising purposes, such
ns T)r. lland'w Condensed llillc com
pany, of Scrantou, who make a very
creditable showing. The Bloomsburg
Is'oriual hehool also has a large booth
fitted tip Willi free-hand drawings,
XiulntingH and oilier specimens of the
work of its pupils.
Formal Opening Today.
Tomorrow' tlio fair will ho formally
ripened at It o'clock, by a selection by
lAcxamler's Ninth regiment hand of
Vilkcis-H.irre. At 10 o'clock the judg
ing of horses and rattle will begin.
Owing to the many lino- specimens of
lioraoflesh entered, tills will partake of
Iho nulure of a horse show anil will
attract many spectators, as the aul
jualH are put through their paces on a
driveway back of t lie trotting cotue.
Tlio ollleers of the Columbia county
PKrkiiltttrnl. horticultural and me
chanical association are: President,
Tj, II. Sloan, Ornugeville; vicc-prcsi-lonls,
A. C. Creasy, Cabin lttiti; ('. 1-3.
Adams, Berwick; :, is, llagenbuch,
Light sheet; Nishn. Itlugrose, Kowlers
villc; treiihurcr, .1, C. llrown, ltlooms
burg; librarian, V. It, Allen, ltlooms
lnirg; secretary, A. X. Yost, Ulnouis
burg. Besides the harness races tomorrow
afternoon, Thursday and Friday the
management of tlio fair has provided
other attractions to amuse their pat
rons. They liavu engaged rrof. Sim
ian vlth his trained limee and bull.
Tlio limw does fancy galls, cukewalks,
waltzes, and high Jumps, while the bull
DR. BARRETT, Dentist,
125 Wyoming Annuo, Over t.tuie Wju-lioiue,
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fog, il eu iifffl un aitiluijl fol, , un tt'i;'!
lome tcelli i.nlaci-il wltlmut ,i plan-, it iun m.i,
your woik tloiw pjinli-wly jihI urll by icIUIilc
etaduatrs ct Ions c-pii h-nc-e at (lie wiy lc.nt
imt lonsUtrnt with gcod, tubiUnlul Pcntai
Woik, (.ill en inc.
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does astonishing tricks. Then there
will be acrobats, tumblers, etc, to di
vert attention during the heats of the
races.
There will bo plenty of racing nlso.
This part of the fair will begin at l'.'.no
p. m. sharp. Frank G. Smith, the well
loiown professional starter, will oill
elate. Tlio programme of speed for
Hie meeting is as follows:
wntXKSt).Y, ocr. x
2.tT C'Ijm l'.lce, Piiifc, $l00-OMr I,., bn, c,
.loliii l)niil., llnclip'trr, N. V.! It.icli.iol, g. in.,
Simon Slitio Ick, ll.wlclotij l.iicy llrjci, li. in.,
.Taiiipi Cool, Wllkc'llitip; MM .luinlc, li. in.,
William Mcjrr, Wllkcvll.uic Allen S., li. it.i
Tltncwooil, Mk. g,; Wlllr .Mnllnnt, li. (,'.; 1'p.
ton dill, lilk. 111., I,. A, I'.ltlrr.oli, (.',itlintiil.lli.
lloMiy 1t n. K.i Trimlile, g. it., .1. '.. Illllriiin,
licit Hill; Tinker, 1. r., It. (I. Xortuii, Sinai.
ton: I'mi! Cotil. ill, K., V IJnllck, WoiIiIiirIuh,
I'ii. t Cpoikc V. K.idtnii, lr. pr., Shcin Sidijrl
in.ier, .Icr.'ey Sliuic, I'.i,; .N'inno, li. in,, ('. rlailc
mn, ll,iecrtonn, MJ, : Sl.i-licr llnv, in. a.,
W. i:. IIohpII, Avoimj MfC'luv-rry. li. ir .1. b.
('iicnin.in, llellfluiitc: Stratlililiir, 1). t I. I
t'oioin.iii, llcllcfniitf; llolfrrp Hoy, in. .. It.
It. Ilruluiker, MliMlcluvvn; Wjlkcr Wllko, li. g.,
l.o flufker, Kenton, O.
J.37 Tiut, Piip .i00l).iiiooil, . ., It. ('..
lloiwton. CooiKi'town, Pel,: C.nl V.ni, in. g.,
W. A. Il.ul7.cl, llloonihuiKi Coimliy dill, dun.
in,, foimnly Klllo 1)., 11, S. Il.nli, ll.iiiMiurs:
1t.iy M li. b.. It. W. l'eik. 1.ork ll.ucii: Maml
S., li. in., W. A. Ne.ile, ILiiiMiutk; CitoiiLi.
li. ir.. W. II. Mnoily, ll.iirMiurs. IM.i Xina II.,
I.'. M. Mienvooil, ll.ill.i", I'.i.
2,Ui I'.nr, I'liim VKX Maml, It. in., C, A.
Itwcllit,', ILlliinKlen, Pel.: Crpgn-oml, li. g
(i.ingHeio .t (ipil.Mk, Ilellilelioni: ltoj.il (ieorne,
lilk. it., A, II, SIiiioik, Moiil.s , V.; tlr.Mn
II., .. ST.; .1. V.. II. ; Pine, .1. V. Illlleg.i.
Iti-il lllll. WrtuiMiIiie. cli. ., ll.ilico.k k
Holmes, Votwieli, X. V. : Iiiiliitnr Wilkc., In-.
g., C. W. Wi'iiioi-. Montoiiillle: liockpnit, li.
p., I, li. Kpplry, .Merli.inlivlinis; TIioiii.k W.,
('. jr., .1. I 1'moin.iii, Ibllefrnlp; Avoe.i r.lrl,
s. in., W. i:. Ilnwi-ll, Avocii.
'J.IO c l.if.-i. Jllwd County Hordes; Pulse 21111
I..ily K.. li. in., (illicit KWili.iih. Ueiwlil;:
Nipper, lir. .'., William .Mrn-cli, llnpprt ; liiaec
in. 111., Ilu-li ( iT.i-y, l.tghNtu-i't, I'.i.; Monn
l.lslii. . ('. (navy, l.'.iMu Hun; lUiii- (.. lir.
111., WiNon CiiM.y. '.iukrllli'; .lolin Spljn,
liv. g., ('. II. Keiter. lllooinlnii;: Clii-ti'r. lie.
ir.. W. A, ll.nlel. llloi-.m.liiiig: p.m ., , rm,
(,'., (!. 1". Spoiiiulieijr, llciwiik: Youti',- 'I'op.y
T.iilor, li. in., ri.ink T. .V.irIp. INp.
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MONTROSE.
Spetljl (o (he Seianlon Tiilmnr.
Jlonlrose. Oct. S. The County Agri
cultural society live already llxed
upon the dates for the county fair
nexl year. It will take jilace at .Mont
rose on Tuesday and Wednesday,
tfept. if, ami IT, lOOl'.
Jlr. and Mrs. George Ives, of Falls
church. Virginia, are visiting at tin:
home of A. I.. Ives in this place.
The following; are among Montrose
people at the Uuffalo exposition this
week: M. S. Uessauer, X. K. Ulssell
and wife. A. Av. Lyons and wife. V.
A. Tltsworth and wife, C. S. (iardner
and wife iiml Frederick and Truman
Urcwster, jr.
S. .1. Halsey, of I.esterhlre, X. Y.,
is visiting at "W. 11. Dennis'.
T'.cri Millings, of the linn of Mil
lings & Tiyaii, hardware dealers, was
taken ill at his place of business yes
terday and was removed to his homo
011 South cherry street, where lie Is
now in a critical condition with pneu
monia. District Attorney 1!. n. ,iulc wils
at gcrantou and "Wilkes-Uui re on
business yesterday.
Misss Lillian Mackus is the guest
of friends in BinglianUou.
Tlio famous Kngle clock, the handi
work of a ilazleton man, is on exhibi
tion in the Tarbell block, and is at
tracting; much attention.
The niwly-elccted ollicers of liescue
Hook and Ladder Co., Xo. I, are as
follows: (.1. It. Kdker, president; (!.
II. Fraxier, vice president: K. .1. Fuge,
secretary; il. II. Vuu Scolen. treas
urer; II. R. ISuffuin, foreman: .lames
Colby, llrst assistant forenian; John
Itiitnn, second assistant foreman;
Captain II. V. Meardsley. AV. It. nen
nis, sr O. II. Gilbert and YV. .1. Max
ey,' warders,
Ur. 1.'. li. (iai dner leaves this week
for a two weeks' absence, during
which lie will visit Philadelphia, Xew
York and AVashington.
S. K. lirodhead is seriously ill of
fever al ills homo on South Cherry
street.
Mrs. K. It. Cook, of Liinesboro, was
tlio guesl over Sunday of her son, O.
Jt. Cook, in this place.
The store fronts of M, S, Dessauer
and II. P. Head are being attractively
repainted.
1). T. Mrewster, esi is organizing a
stock company to control ihe llshlng,
bath and boating privileges at Urew
sler's pond, a hotly famed rot' its
abundance of lino Ilsh. Certificates
will bo issued at ten dollars each, en
titling the holder to all rights and
privileges of the pond and grounds,
for a term of ten years. Tlio project
meets with great favor among our
local sportsmen.
It is rumored that Searlo McColluni,
esq., only son of Chief Justice .1, M.
McCollum, will allow his naino to go
on tlio county Democratic ticket as
candidate for district, attorney, to 111!
the vacancy caused by tlio withdrawal
of John D. Miller, of Thompson,
Dr. .1, ft, Wilson and wife were
called to Fiiclnryvillo on Saturday by
thu death of .Mrs. I'nriuiiu AVIlson, tlio
doctor's grandmother.
Tlio marriage of Miss Anno Post
Little, daughter of .Mr. and Mrs.
tleorgc P. Little, to Mr. Windsor .lef
fers, will bo solenilliv.ed at the Map
list church in this place tomorrow at
fi o'clock p. m. The ceremony will bo
performed by Itov. T. Aurlol Hughes,
of Until, X. Y., a former pastor, as.
slsted by the present pastor of the
church, Itev, K. K, Thomas.
Tlio county commissioners were at
AVInilsor, X. Y looking over a bridge
that Is for s.ili) and which It Is
thought may be purchased by tills
county and utilized iu one of tlio many
places where new bridges are to bo
erected iu couseiiuencn of thu late
Hoods.
THOMPSON,
Spedil to tin Sainton Tribcci.
Thompson, Oct. 8, Miss Flora San
ford, whose Illness at the Methodist
pai'Miuago has been mentioned In
these items, was taken to the .Moses
Taylor hospital, iu Scranton, for
treatment lust Fridiiy. Since then,
nothing lias been heard by her friends
concernliig her condition,
Mrs. Thomas AValker and other
friends have been called to Starrucca
tills morning .becauso of tho seriotu
Illness of her daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Lurrabee.
M. P. Sullivan, esf., was In Hones
dale Iraiibactlng business yestcrduy.
llev. I', It. Tower wus in Lawsyillt
P0R THE CHILDREN.
To Keep Their Digestion Perfect Notli.
Ing Is So Sate and I'l.'ajnnt as
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
Thousands of men and women have
found Htttart's Dyspepsia Tablets the
safest and most reliable preparation
for nny form of Indigestion or stomach
trouble.
Thousand of people wlio are not
slcl?, but are well and wish to keep
well lake Stuart's Tablets after every
meal to insure perfect digestion ami
avoid trouble.
13ut It is not generally known that
the Tablets are Just as good and whole
some for little folks as for their elders.
Little children who are pale, thin and
havo no appetite, or do not grow or
thrive, should use the tablets after
eating and will derive great benefit
from iheni.
Mrs. O. II. Crotsley. MS AViislilngton
street, lloboken, Xew Jersey, writes:
"Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets just till
the bill for children as well as for older
folks. I've had the best of luck with
them. My tlirce-yenr-ohl girl takes
them as readily as candy. 1 have only
to say 'tablets' and she drops every
thing: else and runs for them."
A liuffalo mother, a short time ago,
who despaired of the life of her babe,
was so delighted with the results from
giving the child these tablets that she
went before tho notary public of Krie
Co.. X. V., and made the following aili
davli: fientleiiieii: Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets were recommended to me for my
two-months-old baby, which was sick
and puny and the doctors said was suf
fering from indigestion. I tool: the
child to the hospital, but there found
no lollef. A friend mentioned tlio Stu
art Tablets and I procured a box from
my druggist and used only the large
sweet lozenges In the box and was de
lighted to find they were just tho tiling
for my baby. I feel justified iu say
ing that Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
saved my child's life.
MItS. AV. T. DKTI1LOPK.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 12th day or April. 1SH7.
IIBXnV KA1US..
Xotary Public iu and for Krie Co.,
Xew York.
For bailies, no matter how young
or delicate, the tablets will accomplish
wonders in increasing llesli, appetite
and growth. I'se only the large sweet
tablets in every box. Full sized boxes
aro sold by all druggists for r0 cents,
and no parent should neglect the use
of tills safe remedy for all stomach
and bowel troubles if the child Is ail
ing in any way regarding its food or
assimilation.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets haw been
known for years as the best prepara
tion for all stomach troubles whether
iu adults or infants.
a collide of evenings last week. Ho
visited lllngliamton on Friday and
preached at .Alt. Pleasant and Ilerriclc
Centre, Sunday last.
Potatoes are yielding well, but they
an; rotting badly.
Mr. and Mrs. Kay (ielatt, of Scrau
ton, are with his parents, .Mr. and
Mrs. :. !;. (ielatt, for a 'py days,
They drove to Susquehanna yester
day. Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Kent, of
Hickory (irove, Pn., while 011 their
wedding trip, spent a little time with
her aunt, Mrs, Ada Turrell, They left
yesterday.
Mr. Jacobs was the speaker iu the
Methodist Kplscopal church Sabbath
morning, in the absence of the pas
tor, Itev. Mr. David.
Itev. .1. M. Carroll, of the Jackson
charge, was able to preach last Sab
bath, the only thno lie has tried to
do so for several months past.
THE TRIBUNE'S PATTERNS
LADIES' TAILOR COSTUME,
No. 502,
A stylish tailor costume of blue
cheviot, wltli dim whlt stripe, is mado
from these designs. The priori bolero
opens to show a pastel-blue vest, and
la faced and lined wltli the same. Six
yards of goods IJ Inches wide will bo
required, and H-i yards of silk for tho
vest, etc. Waist patterns supplied in
7 sizes: 32, :)l, .iti, lis, u, - and II Inches
bust measure, Skirl patterns in 7
sizes; 2D, ?, , -'0, 2$, 30 and Si Inches,
waist measure.
Send 10 cents to "Fashion Depart
ment, Tribune, Scranton, Pa.," .stating
size and number of waist or skirt pat
tern desired, and it will bo forwarded
to your address postpaid. For patterns
of tho full costume, lucludna: both
waist and skirl, 20 cents must he enclosed.
THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.
New York, Oct, S. Tho conflicting
and varying movement of prices In the
fitoek market today showed that spec
ulative sentiment was considerably Un
settled, Prices touched tlio highest late
In the day hut hesitation ngaln over
came tlio speculators and prices sold
off again, making tlio closing easy. Tho
signs of an oversold condition of the
market were balanced against the per
sisting doubts and dread that the mon
ey market resources are nut sufllclent
to save tho situation for tlio remaining
period of interior demands for cur
rency. Of special Influences ill work
today lite publication of tho unfavor
able August statement of earnings of
Hrooklyn Transit was regarded as the
culmination of unfavorable conditions
for that stock. The steadying of tlio
raw copper market, hi Loudon seemed
to affect Amalgamated Copper favor
ably. There was also a show of a
settlement with contending Interests,
The recent reports of a coining IncreiiHc
in the AtcliliiHon dividend rate persist
ed today, but that stock showed less
firmness than others in the list and
closed at a net decline. St. Paul was
conspicuously strong and there wns a
renewed advance In the A'anderblits.
Tho late reaction, however, was uni
versal. Total stiles today, 519,000
shares,
Railroad bonds shared in the irre
gularity of stocks. Total sales par
value, $2,273,000.
Fnlted States bonds were all un
changed on the last call.
Tlio lotion ing quotations ire furnlnhM Tht
Tribune liy Jt. S. Jordan k Co., rooms 70V7M
Monra liulldlijr, Scranton, I. Tflrplione OOtW:
Open- IIIbIi. Low- CIos-
Inir. est. ct, intf.
Aiiieiicin Sugar mij lini; ll;i 3
AtfliUn 7-ii 77'i V.VJ 7(i
AIcIiImiii, I'r. fil?i iij'i flti !.",!;
Itmok. Tree! ion Mi?', fiS", MK r7u
( lie. & Olilr l.lli i"i, 4:l''i tj
ll.ilt. k Ohio !i!i 1ml id ffljj
CiiiciKK k St. I" I.V.74 J5S l.Vi'i 1."0)i
hock l.l.iinl Hi!) nii ;:) j.ikjj
Kim. k Tr..is .Il iil ,"rt Gt "
l.mil. N.1.I1 10i I027i 10IU 1021i
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Mot. Ti. ict ion LIS l.Viifc I.-.O'i liVS
Mi.-o. l'jcillc (C, V.Vi !l fll
South, l'jcifle :,-,; ciia; ,-,,,; ,-,r.;
Xoifoll; k Wi-lciu ,'::;i ,-,p,i 5::; Mji
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lto.uling lly. ::ii :sl :istj jshu
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South. I!. It., I'r MTJ Ml hi"; Wi
Trim. Coal k lion 5-i Bin SS AS'.j
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Am. r.ir k I'oiimliy ... '.'C'l 2.T1 2l:1i :!,i',
I. S. Mo-I Ji'i; 4-j 4-jii
V. S. Steel, I'r !i:"i HI .i-2 ! "
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
stocks.
i.arkaw.inna Paiiy Co., Pr
County Savins Bank k Tuut Co..
First National Bank (Carbomlale) ..
Stondaul nrilllmt Co
Third National ISnnk
Dime Deposit and Discount Dank..
Economy Light. " & ' Co
First National Dank
Lacka. Tnwt Sate Deposit Co
Claik k Snovcr Co., Pr
Scranton iion Fence & Mfy. Co
Scranton Ale Works
ex,, inn Kivintrs Dank
Rid. Asl.oi
CO
"CO
32.-.
3D
430
275
46
1-0O
130
li5
ioo
05
401
175
101
135
75
115
115 ...
115
100
102
Tiadcis' National Hank
Scranton Dolt ic ivtii to
People's Dank
X'a.i. llntirn ltl. k C. Co
BONDS.
Scranton Pacngcr Railway, flist
MortsaRe, duo 1!0
People's Street Railway, Erst mort
gage, due 1018
People's Street Railway, General
moitgasc, due 1021
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Lacka. Township School 0 per cent.
City of Scranton St. Imp. G per
1 cnt
Scmnton Tiactlon 6 per cent
102
115
Scranton Wholesale Market.
(Corrected by II. O. Dale. 27 l.acl.awanna Ac.)
Beans Per bushel, choice marrow, $2.60a2.G5.
Butter Freeh creamery, 21aMc.; dairy, fresh,
21c.
Cheese Full cream, lO&alli'.
Fggs Western ficsh, lj'ialO; neaiby state,
Medium Ileans Per bushel, $2.50.
Creen Feas I'er bushel, fl.40al.45.
Flour Best patent, per barrel, 51.45.
Beans Per bushel, choice marrow, $3.10.
Potatoes Per bushel $lal. 10.
Philadelphia Grain and Produce.
Pliil.iilclplii.i, Oil. S, -Whe.1t-C0t1t1.1ct suite,
Oct., 72,i72"jc, Com Unrlianurd; No. '.! iniv-'d,
Oit., lUahji-o. n.it- Fiim; No. S wliite
1 lipped, 42 ' ii-. wnnl rnclmigril. Pi'oKions
I'lich.ingeil. Mutter -i-Firm ; tancy western
iioanici.v, 22!i(.; do. niaiby piiuts, 2.V. Fggs
Steady; ficli neaiby, ;0e. ; do. western, 2iV, ;
do. !,outhwitci'ii, l!ir. ; do. oulllerll, Inc.
Cliecne-Firmer: V. Y, full ne.uu, fancy email,
ia-410i.il-. ; do, do. do., fair to choice, UulOc.
Itctlnrd Migai Quiet but steady. I utton
t'tiehanscd. T.dlnw Filing 1 itj piiine iu hlnk,
fi?44(ir, ; city and country d.iik, ,"iUc, ; cakes,
il.ii)'4c 1,1 vc poultry Steady, fair deniaiul;
fowls O'.ialOo.: old ioo.-.teiR, (;,i7c.; spilng
chicken.-, fati'jc,; duck-, Pa'Jlie, IMc-seil poul.
ti -Quiet but ftlejily; fowls, iliolie, lie.; do.
f.iir t" cooil, llalMsc.; old ionten, 7c,:
bioilers, neaiby, ll.il'r.; wctein do., lO.ible,
lln-ciita I'lmir. 3.W0 li.iniN ami 1,U2,000
pound- in tacks; wlie.it, 70,000 bushel; 10m.
.W.OOn Im-hels; o.it, n.ono bu..hels. Hiipiiirntt
-Wheat, 27,WM bu.licl,; corn, -JO") biithcls;
o.ilS 11.000,
Xew York Grain and Produce.
Nov Yoik, IKI, S.-Foui-F.ilrly .icllio and
lfi1y. Wln-.it Spot linn; No, S i.d, 7u!jc.
f. 0. b, ulloat, and "."i'-jo. elciatoi; No. 1
il'M'theiii Dulutli, W:i: f. u, li, ulloat, (Iptloas
epenril bleaily, but sold on". Later 1 1 1 r.v turned
tilling: cloyed very Hun, uiul c,iTjc-. net higher.
May clo'il 70',e-.; Oil., 741.-.; Hoc, TiV.
( "uui -Spot f-teady, Xo. '.', r.llic elevator, and
fU'Je. f. 0, b. afloat. Option inaiket w.ii weak
but finally leioveied and co.-rd iteady at He.
net declliie. May closed H2',ic-. ; Oct., M-i-. ;
lec.. 61 V. Oats-Spot trady; No. 2, Sa;c.
No. :l, :iili'.; No, 2 wlilte, l'i.i42c; No, ,t
white, tic; ti.uk ini.tcd M-,tein, uS!jj40c;
Hack wlilte, 4ii.i7c', Options inactlie. ami ir.
regular, fcllowlng com. Duller Steady;
1 iviiiucry, 13,i22i-. ; facloiy, freli, 12!ial5e. ;
June i-icaineiy, 20a'2Hji'.; iniltatlon iieamery,
Jt'.sulSc. ; Mate dairy, lli2lc, I'lieivc -fn-ot.
tltil; fancy laige coloied, (Hio.j fjury laigo
while, O'.ic.j fancy nuall coloiccl, lO'Jc. ; fancy
uuall v, lille, 10e. i:g Slieiig; ttoto and
Prima., "llj r.'-. . : wcleiii, uucandled, I'a'ilc;
wcstciu, randli'd, 2lj'!l'.c.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
fliliaqrii, Oct. i. Cattle-lleccuil., i.OuO, In
cliulliiK l.irt) Teais and J.oni) u-ivtnni; inaikit
dull at MouclayS iliillno of lO.iFic ; guod fa
pilniu fieri;, laO.HO; iour tu medium, Ifl.-W.i
.1.8.',; stuckeia and fcedeit, l'2.2oal; io, il.:''i
al 1.0; lii-lfi'is jI.T'ii'i; lanneu, l.-Jjj'J.i);
bull?, l.75.il.7J; talu, li.SfMU-J.li Ten
tier, i2.ti0.i;i.7.i; witiiii Klc-ei, $J.ii"ui.o.
llog- Itc-celpta loday, 2l.r); tomoiiow, 20,
000; left out, II.IHU; opercd 10 to 10 icius
louer; ilcued li to 25 cuits oil; mixed and
butclii'M. ijfl.23.ifl.j.)j good to choice lieaiy,
$11.10.111.75; lougln, lieaiy, tVOiUCEU; light,
ifii.35afi.il); bulk ot sale, ?ii.30aiJ.I3.
Sheep -lti'celih, 10,000; lecp, good gudi-f,
0 cents lilghcr; otluri, ktradv; lambs, tic.-t,
10c. higher; good to choice wethcn, $3.10 to
THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT"
4 Lines 10 Cents
More Thin Four tine, 3 Cent for Cacti Gxtrn Line.
For Bent.
$lt-,Sk room home, V, T. liatkett.
$12-Mx room bouse. V. T. lUikoil.
?1.1-Sli: room hon-e, T. Iluekell.
$15 Seven room liou.o. V, T. llacltett.
.1," Homo and liarn. V. T, llaikell,
$lil Slv loom home, W. T. Hacked.
$IS-l'.lRht loom home. V. T. Il.ickett.
$20-Modctn lioiue, Wet Sliic. V, T. Hail.elt.
$20-.Modern house, crnlial t-lly. W. T. H.ukell,
$.'." Modern liouie, Ihecii Itldfie. W. T. llaikell.
$2,"i .Modem Iioum', Dunmoie. W. T. Ilaikelt.
$2.7-Modem, uteJni-heated house. W. T. liatkett.
$2S- .Modem house, o,ulto ccnti.il. W. T. Hackelt.
ViO-Moileiii home, (jreen Hldse. V. 'I', llackett,
$.'13 Model li liou-c, ciiiilc central. W. T. Hackelt,
.SB-StMin-healeil home. "The lllll." W. T.
Hacked.
$:iO-Sleani.hr.ited home, "Tiie Hill," Y, T.
llackett.
$10 -Jrtl'ei'4iii iiienufi house. W. T. Hackelt,
Piii'o building.
$10 Hi irk lecldence, ilocin town. Y, T. llackett.
$rt2-Sti'iundicatcd liome, rentiul. W. T. Hacked.
$45 Sincle liouse, quite centi.il, W. T. Hacked.
$50-Steanvliealed, deliable, cenlral. . W. T.
llackett.
$50 Steamdicited, coiner hou-e, on "The Hill."
Hacked.
$3 TO i20 l-TiATsi Stoves, furnace, iteam.
llaikell.
$5 Fl'-Steani-healed oillcey. W. T. Haikett.
$.15 FI'-sl.Miu-lie.itril .sloic.s. W. T. Haikett.
$28 I'l'-F.uloiy pace. W. T. Haikett.
W. T. IIAfKUTT buys, Mdl-. irnti, iii-mes, e-
Ii.iliRC-s. apjiiai.-e-i piopeily.
$20 Will lent fuuiMieil lnin-e. uilh liuin. Sfe
IT'ltNISIIKI) IIOISi:, with bain, only V20. See
Haikett.
SID SleaindiiMlcd, luinished l.ou-c. Sec Hacked.
FUHNISIIKI) IIOF.xK, leam-healed. deniably
.-Itujled, on "Till' lllll.' Il.il Lett.
l!Altlli:i( SHOP and bath rooms fully fninlshid
for immrdlati' lent. Best tt.inil In t.'arbon
dale. flue oppoilmiitv for a couple of .counir,
i-kiUfiil lurliers. .Mlke'n llloi k, coiner Main
ffieet and Salem nceime.
l-'Olt Itr.NT Four loom-; rlisl floor; heat; un-fiiiiii.-liiil.
701 ciiimy avenue.
TO It KN'T Ten-room hoii'e on Cl.iv acenue, with
all n-.odein lomeniciices, iueluding city steam
heat; will lea-e elv lea-ouablo on account ot
ill health. Addiess I,. A. II., Tribune ulUe.
F01! Itr.NT i:i:-lit rooms, 73S Jefferson avenue;
all modem conveniences. I
Wanted To Kent.
WAXTIIli TO ItKNT i- loom hou-e. with moil
em inipiocciucnt.--. H. IV Ul ir, International
Coiiipoudeni'i' Sihools.
For Sale or Kent.
FOIt SU.i: On HUNT Home, garden and fruit in
Klmlnu.st. Acldrcs Dr. Bate-on. Ki7 Wa-hing-Ion
avenue.
Furnished Rooms.
FOIt HUNT -I'm nisliod iooiih. for KeiiUemen
only: team heat; all niodein conu'iiienics.
1021 Miilheny street.
FOR ItKNT Furnished front room, with heat,
bath and gas; near coin t house; gentleman
picferred, Addiess Boom, Box 299.
l-'Olt ItKNT Furnished room; heat and bath.
23 Linden stiect.
Koom and Board Wanted.
MAItRir.l) COl'I'I.K with two iltihlirn, age (lnd
I, desires looms and board: pilvate family,
prei'eried. Addiess, It., Tiibune Office.
WANTKD T'n-o or tbieo fuini.-hed rooms, with
or without bo.nd. Hill (.cctlon preferred.
Addie-s II. II. 1',. TVibune offlce.
S.75: natlic lanibs, $2 504.1.10; wetein lambs,
$!l.25,il,50; wctc-m sliecp, $2. 75a ;i, 50.
Chicago Grain and Product.
fhii.iffo, Oct. S. Anrthei- ftaro anionir the
wheat .shorts R.ivn sliridh to nil oilier wi-e dull
and iiaiiniv inaiket today, and December wheal
cloi-cd .lie higher; Dec. coin, ?i,i'. lower, and
Dee. oats, uiichanjeil. 1'imi-ioiis clnsed 7'i to
liii cents down. Cnh quotations were as
follow.-:
Flour Fa-y: n. o priiie wlic.it, r'i5inni'. ;
Xo. 2 ird, 7M70!.i-. ; No. 2 oaK KiU.aSil'ie. ;
Xo. 2 while, .'KrtSlir.; No. :) wliite. ii7Ua:'SUc. ;
Xn. 2 rjc, 55c; fair to ihoiie maltimr barley,
55.i5m-. ; N". t Iki i.ced, i-t.10; No. 1 north
wetcni, $1.15; prime timothy seed, $VtO;
me...s poll.-. $14,114,10; lard, $3.70.i!).73Vi; fhort
libs $S,35a.53; dry salted shouldeii.-, 7?ia7"ic:
short clear .ides, $j!.00aii; whiskey, it,:;o.
Buffalo Stock Market.
Fust Buil.ilo, Oct. F.-Pattle OfTeilnc, 7
rais: dull nud tmcliiiiKed; eals and calves,
leceipU, 70ft head; Rood demand for vcaii;
c.ilc-i, steady; choice handy veals, $7,25a".5il;
fair to Ruiul do, $ii.50a7.l5; hcacy fed handy
i-alics, $l.it,i,1; RrasKcis and butleimilks, $Ja.
lines OfferinBD, 10 loads; fhacle lower; mixed
packet, ijui,i!ii.itl.;0; Rias-eri1, liglit tu good,
$(1.15.-111.10; pii;s, good to choice, $5.70,i5.M;
IoiihIk, coiiinion, $5,7.1.10.10; blas, $4,75a1.25.
Sheep and laiiit'j-OlVeiliiBS, 25 rais; miiiket
lather dull; lamb, choice to fancy, $l.75,t.Ml;
do. fair to good. $t,(i0al.70: cull, common to
Rood, $.til; lieep, clinico handy wctheis, $',fi0
nl.75; choice to eMi.l inUed, $.1.40a:i.3O; fair
to common, $.14:1.2.1; i-ulli, $l,.10a2,Sl,
Bait Liberty Cattle.
Fa.t I.iliedv, Oil. S,- fatllc-Slcaily; choice,
$1,7,1.111; Plline, ?J.50a5.;0; Rood, $l,10a5.S,1.
IloBV-Stow; piimc lie.nles, M.00a0.01; best
liii-dluniv, $ii.lfl.lO.Kl; heaiy yoikeri, $6.t)0a6.ii5;
liaht coikeis. M.IO.iO.jiJ; pis..-. $.75a3.U0: ikli.s.
$la5: Rl4sei-s, lpCail.40; ioiioJk, $5aO.0.
Sheep -Slinv; best wellieis, i.(ii)a;i,70; cum
and coiiinion, la'2; earlinui, j.'.CAiS.til; leal
lamb'. $iia0,;0.
Oil Market.
Oil Cily, Okt. S,-l'icclll baUiice, ISO; ier
tlfi(.uef, un bid, Shlpiiic'lils, 111,051; avcias".
10(1,014. Ituiw, S7,02li aicrJff. 7S.III,
SUSQUEHANNA,
Special io the Si union Tribune.
siiisiliieliiinnii, Oct. 8, Jlr. and Mrs.
Herbert liejiHon, who )mvo been vlslt
lutj Susqueliannu relatives, huvo ro
luiTiPd to tlielr liotne Iu Nobruska,
Mr. and Mm, AVillltiin "Wrlglit tire In
Now York rlty, where .Mrs. Wilght will
iiiulergo it Kiu'Rlcul oiierulloii.
MIhscs Harali K. Harvey, Kittle VI
Dromipy, Kullo Keene, and Mnrln
Doyle, of Susquehanna, and Nellie
Keeiia, of Montrose, left today for tlio
IMn-AiiU'rleaii.
.Mr, and Mrs. William K. Tiffany
leave for the I'aii-Aineriean toulglit.
l.ouls Knyser is at the Pan-American.
William Hlrdsell, of Uocliestor. Is tiie
guest of his father. Dr. Samuel Hird
tiall. Michael banning lias taken a posi
tion In Cleveland, Ohio.
3
More
Help Wanted Male.
-V.v "v.
CAXVASSIIIIS WANTIiH-l'or mi lione.t,
cliiilltlitfotwnril piopoiltloii. Not u $lu-a-cl,iy
ichtnie, but Rood pay for Kimd work, Vouim
men of neut appearance and pood hablt-t wanted:
If they hale had 1.01110 eipeilenii' III canvassliiK,
so much (he bettei, Addie.14, slit 1 1 nu nee, ex
pcrleme nml plclluin Miuevi. NKWSl'AI'l'.lt,
Tribune olllco.
OAN'VASSi:i!-To woik In city: e,ny Iioum;
Rood pay, Mlary and ccir.tiV'ion. Adilicji
II. II,, Tribune olllie.
IlltlCKI.AVI'.nS WANTIill-l'nr flic biirk woik,
(.'olnniutikolloin and permnal appllcatlotm
will be leeelved al my ofilce in Hancock, N. V.
II. .1. BtiMinan.
Help Wanted Female.
'. NTF.I) -lloiuekeeper: call between the liimii
of U and 9 p. 111., 1SW Nurth .Main ae., illy.
UANVASSKtts'-To woik In clly: ea.y lio-un;
Kood pay, salarv ami roiniiiiMlon. Adilrem
li. II., Tribune oltlce.
W AM 1,1) A Rlrt for Ri-nerat hou.'-ewcik. Apply
at 101 South Main aenuei mini tonic ico
omineiided. W'ANTFD-Olil for ueiier.il homework at Dalton.
Addicts II, T rate Tiibune.
Wanted.
'I'D HUNT Liirc model 11 ho.i-e wltli liatn. V,
T. lliu Kelt, I'll... InilMli'ir.
IF VOI" HAVi; iiropeily for s-.ilc or rent, te
llackett.
II-' YIIIT HAVI! 11 hu-lne-s for sale, ftee W. T.
Hacked.
WANTIIII Men and Hams iu i-niiiiti-.i ; mini and
team, $.1.00 Io SJI..1U per day: men. $1.5(1
per day: cbnip bo.uil; hliady work. AiMicm
box X, Tiihuuo offlie.
WAXTFI) A large phow caw. Apply William
Olfford, 1547 Dickjon avenue.
For Sale.
. Vxy-.-
FOIt SAI.F A fil'-t ila-i canopy lop Miney clieap;
l"fl 111 inv plain and ini'-l lie Fold. At M.
T. Kellvi'fi, ).ai kawiiiiiia I'uiiI.iri; woilw.
FOIt Stl.i: tllHAP. nml iiiu-l be .-old. .1 Rood
iitiiim.il ii' -ulky. At M. T. K"llfi'a Lacka
wanna CiiiIjkp iuk.
FOIt SALK We li.ne for .ile .1 t-iy nil e double
hou-e: l.iudi-n M111M, -h.iiiy side: only
$.1,500: nunc quick; hnmri fiom l,.".0ft to
l.1,nou. ('has Schl.iRir.
FOIt SAM: llraiy le.nn. Inquiio at F. F.
Ilveiitt'c HllTJ, .1211 I li v lolllt.
FOR SAI.i: One luiidit bay hoi-e, IC h.tnili
hilth; scud ti.m-li'i; kind mid Reiitlc: a
peacock in i.eiy way. Fi,r pjiticuliH adilre-
II. I). Ti 1 1 1 1:1 11. Jlontio-c. I'.i.
BOII.FItS-Fiir sale, tun 100 II. P. bcilcia, fi.1
pouniN fleam. Addic. P. O. Box 21)0, l'lain
lield, X. ,1.
FOB S.U.i: Tno light tprlng nagom and tome
harncjii, cheap. Kiani, rear llSi 1-uierne
Btrcct.
$3,000-Modein hou-e at liieen llldge. W. T.
Hackelt.
$2,!Kifl Mullein hou-e near Linden f.treet. W. T.
lljflietl.
$.1,200 Xew iiiodi'iii hou-e, full lot, Seienleentli
wind. Hacked.
$2,5(10 FiRlit loom in,iiiiu limi-e, Sewntecnth
waul, Sec Hacked.
$l,S0il HP Modem hou-es aiioui pails of cite,
llackett.
$050 I.aiRo lot, ll.iiii-on :iirmn; r.h, water
and tcwer in. Tlii- is .1 biR luiRain. W. T.
Hacked.
$1,50011.1111, ile.-iialdv located on "the hill." See
ll.ii lull.
$'.1,01X1 Slcaiii'licalcd le.-iileuce; locaiiou illicit in
city. Ibiilcelt.
$5,500 Model n double hou-e on (Jtiinry avenue.
See Haikett.
$0,000-170 aire I.11111 on 1).. L. .V W.: Ihie-t In
Siisu'iehann.i cnunlr; .-pit'iR water hi alt
flic bulldiiiR-; hljt baiR.iin. See W. T. Hail.elt,
Scranton, I'.i,
DALTON, (iliiibiun, W.ivcily, Faclmyvllle,
(laik'd Summit, Chinchilla and Lliiihur.-t
propeitie-'. W. T. H.uked, Siraiiton, Pa.
$700 AND I P- F.irin, laiae mid M.tall, W. T.
Hacked.
FOIt "AI.II or i-schauRO, i-ltv and c-ounliv pi op.
erlies. W. T. llaikell.
Benl Estate.
W. T. IIACKCTTT buy-, m'II, mil, in-uies,
ccliai)Ris iippiai-es ptoperly.
FAItt cif about .itv-ttve aue-. Rood hnti.e and
bam, neat Mont!o-f. Adi)n-.v- box :), Diin
ei k, Sii-ijiicliiinn.i inuiily. Pa.
JIl'ST HI! MILD AT OXPi:, ih"io.i-oii.i11o idler
lelu-iil, liott-e al liendli.im, 'is I.iirc inmnii,
lilt Ii mom, hoi nml cold walei, Liirc altii-;
klituililis: !n two lot-, caili 5I50. Fmit. shade
ttroi, etc. A. II, Kev.ten, lleiidhain. Pa.
Booms and Board.
BOOMS TO ItKNT, with board. SOI) .Miilheny
tticrl.
Boarders Wanted.
WAXTKD-Table boarders. Mrs. Tompkinj, Kll
Washington avenue.
Business Opportunity.
STOCltv- ASH WHHAT TIlADIlltS without delay
Wilte for our bpccial niaikc-l letter. Freo mi
application. SS. SI. Hibluiil k to., ineinbris X,
V, Consolidated and Stock- Kuhangi', 4t and 4tl
Bioadway, New Yoik. llaMUhect lflll. Long
Distance Phone g;S3 Broad,
I'0at v
1.0T- Vcir Nav Aiir P.ilk, a while hull teuier,
brlndle pol over one eje, ears clipped, and
iinwcH to tho name ot .Inc. Ilcwaid tor letiitn
to 110 Wheeler avenue, ill.i.
LOST -A black n'tter pup, Finder will bo 1-wiudc-il
by letinniui; to I.'. S. Williams T.'U
WailiiiiRtou avenue.
Strayed.
hTIIAVLI) to the home ol John Kupc.ak, Patter-i-on
fiim, Peckvlllc a jellon cow, Owner
mac Itacc Minft by paylnR for danuRrn.
LEGAL.
FSTATF OP .leicmlali Siinon, ap of the ( lly of
Si'iantoii, I'ount.v of Lackawanni, deiea.i'd.
l.ettci-i of ailiiilnUliutlnn cu die above named
cflatii ItavliiR bsen Runted to tiie iiiidcisiRuiil,
all perton having il.ilnn .iR.iiii.t tald eitale
will lueieut the Mine tor .icttlciuciil, ami all
thie Indebted theicto will nuke lnini.;ilulc pay
infill Io DWIU J. DAVIS, Vdiulnl-tiator.
I'lly Halt, Scranton, Pa.
(SITUATIONS
WANTED
PREB.
WE OFFER TO YIELD ABOUT 5f
$1,000,000
BUTTE EIECTRIC3EP0WER COMPANY
of Butte, Mont.
(Ilutto Is I lie Bii'iilret roppor proilucinir city in tlm wnrM),
50 First Mortgage Sinking Fund Gold Bonds.
Dciioinliiutioii Sl.000, iniitiu-iiiR- 1 to .'10 yeia-s. Amply iiruvlili"! for lir r;$ervo
and bliikiiiK tinul. .Net curnliiKS tliivo mid three nuiuirn, (lines jiitcre.it ihniTS.
Writ" for report of Mr. Samuel Iusull, President of the Cliicutro iMUou Co., and
special circular,
RUDOLPH KLEYBOLTE & CO.,
1 NASSAU ST., NEW YORK.
DIRECTORY.
Insertions 25 Cents
Than Pour Line, ft Cents lor Uach Rttra Lint,
PROFESSIONAL.
Certified Public Accountant.
i:iv.itn 0. HPAlitdMNtirspTiUunits uank
Uullillns.
Architects.
iiiWAitt) it. ii.wis, auciiht:ot, connfi.ij
IltllllllllR,
IllllDI'.IIIrK L. imoV.V.'AltCII, ll ItHAti
l.-tate liMliange Bldir., 120 Wiiililtinton avc.
Civil and Mining Engineers.
II. Ii. HAIIDINO, CM UOXNIXti Btlll.DtXO.
Dentists.
dr. r. 1:. i:iM:xiii:ittii:it, paum iiuildinu,
Spiuce uliect, Sciuiilon.
DIt, C. C. LAUnTcH, 11.1 WVOMISU AVCNUu!
lawyers.
I'lJANK I.'. I10VLL". ATTOIINKY.AT.AW.
Itooimi 1J, II, m and 18 Buir lliilidlnp.
1'. K. TTtACV, ATT'VC0MM0NVi:AIJTHni.t)Cl!
V,tn; ''''I'Odf.i:, ATTOHNKY LOANS SriCO
tiated on real estate eectnlty. Jteaw Building.
coiner WnnliliiRloii aienue und Spruce sired.
ViTI.LAltD, WAHIIKX ti KXAPP. ATTORNEYS
nil coiiiwlloii.nl.law. Itcpubllcan llullding,
UahiiiRtun avenue.
JFSSFP & ,:s.S()P, ATTOrtXKYS AND COIW-feIlot-K.at.law.
Coiiimonweallh Bulldlne, KoamS
1", -O and ,21,
'VJiWI1," V" TIIAYBIJ. ATTOHSKY.
"ft'-lWI. Oth floor. Meats Building.
BOOMS
'' ,A- W;ATm:s. ATTOnXHY-AT-LAW, BOABD)
otriado BuildliiR, Scianton, Pa.
1,-);'"I'POX 1- WILCOX, TRADKRS" NATIOXA
4nk Uulldiinr.
C. COMHOYS, OF! ltllPIJBLIOAN nUlLDIXO.
A ,,w' ii:itnoi.r. OFFICII ItOVED TO 0(
ill WyomliiR avenue.
Physicians and Surgeons.
int. w. 1
avenue.
ALl.lJ.V, ia XOHTH WASiltNQTOIj
1)11. S. W. L'AMOIHIAF.V. OFFICII Mn WASH
iiiRton avenue. Hesldeiice. latS Mulberry,
thronfo dl.-cas-e.'. IttiiRa, heart, fcidncys ancf
Rcnilo-ttrlnaiy oigam a specialty. Hours, 1
to 4 p. in.
i . , , 3
Hotels and Restaurants.
tiii: i:k oafr, hm and 12? fuanklin avb
line, lt.itc.-i reasonable.
P. ZRinLF.B, Proprietor.
SOItANTOX HOUSi:. XFAlt D.. L. k W. PAS
wnser depot. t'onductrd on the Europca
plan. VIOTOIt KOCH, Proprietor.
Scavenger.
A. II. IllllCOS CLFANS PUIVV VAULTS AND
cess pool; no odor; only iinpioved pumps uicd.
A. II. DrisRS, piopiielor. Leave orders 110J
North Main avenue, or Ficke's chiiR stoic, con
Iter Adams and Jliilbetry. Both telephones.
Seeds.
C, R. CLAItKi: k CO.. SFKDSMFX AND NUBS.
cimcn, .store -01 -ashiiiRlon avenue; Rrccn
hoiHra, lli-'iO Not Hi Main avenue; etoro tela
phone, 1&1.
Wire Screens.
.lotnpii Kin:'m:ri. rkaii on lacka. avb.,
Scianton, Pa., iiiamifactuicr of Wile Screens.
Miscellaneous.
Ulli:ssMAKI(l FOIt CHlLDItFN TO OftDFtt;
nl-o ladlcn' waiitd. Louis Shoemaker, 'iVl
Adams avenue.
Mi:o.itfii:i: Bitos.. pkintiihs' supplies, i:x.
celopea, piper Iiirs, twine. Warehouse, 1!V)
Wa$liiiiRton aic-nue, Scianton, Pa.
Till: WII.KFSBAKIti: ItKCOHI) .'AX HI! HAD
iu Scranton at the new 'ManiM of Bcksmaii
Hio.1., 40(1 Spiuce and 503 Linden ; M. Norton,
;:2-J Lackawanna aicuu'e; I. S. Schutzer, all
Spiuce ttreet.
Money to Iioan.
?3;i0,000 TO LOAX Lowest rates; straight o
monthly payments. Stark & Co-.Tradcrs1 bHf.
AXY AMOUNT OK MONFY TO IX)AN-Quick.
stralsht lcan3 ov BuildinR and Loan. At
from 4 to 0 per cent. Call on N. V. Walker,
311-315 Council building.
Situations 'Wanted.
Slll'ATION WANTIID-Lndy of fevci.il year
.spcrii'iire ilohii cleiic.il position ot any
kind. Addle.-- (leik. Tnliuiic ollke.
A I-OMI'IITENT BOOKKFHPKn and stenographer
di"-lie-c .1 iio-llion ill office where chance ot
ailianccm'til i-t .-rented for faithful woik; tliri-i;
mmiV cspiiieiire: Rood ic-fi leucci). Address "..
V. '" I aiboiulale.
SriT'ATTOV WANTED To Ro out. by lh
daj w.iiltiiiR or cleaniiiR. Jin. M.ny ltuvell,
I'll1! Cedar .iceutic.
A VOl'N'li MAN would lllce pn-ition: undfr
i,t!itiiN i.uitiR for hoifei and dellveiin?: be.t
of rcfcienies. .1, V. 1'., -130 South Mnlli street,
city.
SlTt'ATIOV WWI'KD lly a boy It) jeara old tu
do any kind of woik. Ainwcr to V. V. C
5il Wyoming avenue, cily.
slTFATlOX WANTED Houm" cvork by the hour
or day, iinpiiio at 5'1S Foiet court.
SITCATIOV WANTED A respectable coliiH
man, lately iiirlcrct In thii cllr, wishes plaen
ns butler: icfncnce, it required. Addrcs II,
Tiibune Office,
YOl'M! MAX desires position a.i stenonraphr
and Ijpewiitcr, consldcr.ibln expericnee.
Iteriiincudatioin turnUhcd on application, Bos
10, Tiibtino office, city.
SITUATION' WANTED A woman wants wmhinc
to do at home. Addtcs-i, Jt, K., Tribune Of
fice. SITT'A'I'IOX WANTED - woimn wants mcn'l
imder-ilotlii'.-i to wasli; c.peiicnccd laundies,
Jl. K Tiibtino Olfice.
sl'l'l ATION WANTED- By youtiR man In mac hint
,hnp; wlllliiR to btart In .it ii'jsonahlo wastii
has t-i'iii-i kiiort lediii of dialling;, Addren, Boi
S'i, Hont-.-dalc, Pa,
FINANCIAL.
Diract New York Wira
Stocks and Bonds
All orders executed nn Rucliange-s. Qulcfc
and absolutely rclluble service. Telephone
Connections, Obi, (id-j-y. New, 319.
IRWIN THURMAN & CO.,
713-731'j Connell Kuildlng, Scranton, Pa
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