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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1901.
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
STABBING AFFRAY
IN MONTROSE JAIL
A Tramp Named Kroskey Is 'Mur
derously Assaulted by Another
Tramp Named Turrell.
Bpfilsl to the Scranton 'Itlbiinr.
Monti om Dpi. "JC At the SiiHiiuc
liiinnti county jail, In tlilH plnrc, thN
liionilntr, Hhnrtly nftcr 10 o'clock, n,
tcitlblo stabbing affray took place, In
which one pilsoncr wtis niiitili'i'otisly
nMuiiltcd with 11 knICo by another
prisoner, Inflicting Injuries which .lall
IMiytdcInn ( 1. Alnekry beleven will
ptove fatal.
The victim wum it tramp giving al
the time or his if! tout the name of
Trunk Tlrnwn, who pleaded guilty to
the charge of rcnlntlng an nllher and
mum heat to jail for thirty tluys by
Justice M. II. Van Kcoton, and hit
term would have expired In a few
days. He now glvt-st his name as Jack
Kroske., and hl lesldeni'r as -
ClmmbeiM stiect, New at k, N. .1., ami
his statement Is generally credited bj
the authorities. Ills alleged assailant
Is another tramp, who gives lili? name,
probably assumed, as James Turrell,
and his 1 evidence as Kcrunton, an nc
lount ol wlio.se arrest lor larceny and
his commitment to jail to await action
uf the grand jury has been previously
given, lie was anxious to get Into
jail, but he will doubtless lose such
anxiety befoie he again breathes tile
air a free man.
lmiuliies by a Tilbune repieenta
tive elicited the following paitleulais
leg.udlng the affair:
Tills forenoon Turrell, who was le
giuded at the jail as an inoffensive
sort of an individual, vns given a
knife and peiniitted to pate potatoes
for dinner. "While thus engaged In tin;
upper conidor, shortly arter 10 o'clock
n. m., he seemed to be taken with a
sudden lreir.y, and as Kioskey came
near him, ho sprang upon the latter,
and hefoic they could be separated,
had viiiously attacked tlie defenseless
man and inflicted with the knife
wounds which Jail Physician Mackay
(onsldeis fatal, though Kroskey i, at
Uiis wilting, still alive.
ICioskey's left car was almost en
tliely tut off, a stab In the back of
the neck seveied an artety or largo
blood vessel; another stab was almost
iliiectiy between the ribs, while an
other, and the most serious, was just
below the heart, a cruel gash, about
two inches long and four inches deep.
Dr. Mackay at oiue notified the jail
ofllcials of the gtavity of the man's
(audition, and Justice M. II. Van Sco
ten was sent for to taKe wliat is likely
to liiove the nnte-iiioi'tein .statement
of Kioskey, and also, at the man's le
ipiest, Ke . Father A. T. Bioderiek,
pastor of St. Jlary's Catholic church,
was summoned to give spliilu.il toiii
fort and to administer the last lites
of the ehuicil for the dying.
In his statement, Kioskey claims
that the assault upon him was unpio
voked, names Tun ell as his assallunl,
and aveis that there was and had
been no quart el between them. The
knife used was an ordinary jack-knife,
of good size. This knife is alleged to
have been thrown away by Tun el!,
after the stabbing, but was uf lei wind
found, and is now In the hands of the
aiithoiities. It is said that while theie
4as no actual quarrel, theie hud been
a geneial disposition among the other
pilsoneis to plague or "pick on" Tur
i ell, and this, It is believed, had te
sulted in the nunderous assuull upon
Kroskey, upon w lioni Tun ell appeals
to have vented his spite.
M a late hour this afternoon, Kros
key Is testing menu comfortably than
culler in the iluv, but no hope of
his reeoM-ry is held out, and the priest
has made a second visit to the appar
ently dying man.
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FACT0RYV1LLE.
S-peii.il to the Siiantnn Tubulin,
raetoiyvllle, Dee. 2C The I'lirlstiiias
entertainment at the Uaptlst church,
Tuesday evening and at the Methodist
church Wednesday evening were well
attended and very enjoyable.
The Kvergreen cottage at the Meth
odist school was something novel anil
very pretty.
Aliss I-eona May, the only daughter
of Mr. and Mis. A. J. Warner was
united in mm riiige to Mr. Samuel '.
Reynolds, last Tuesday morning by the
Hov, .Tallies X. I-oe. The popular young
couple mo taking a bridal tour through
New Jersey.
Misses lilanehe, Kathiyu, and Nina
Stark attended the wedding of their
cousin Miss Clara Stark to Mr, Ace, at
Mast Lemon, Wednesday evening,
Mrs. Haul, mother of W. W. Haul is
perlously 111.
Mr. and Mis. n. J. Cilsman have been
spending a week with ft lends at Mont
ose, Hov. and Mis. J. N. I.ee, arc visiting
relatives nt Oneouta, N, Y.
Miss Anna Woiden of Daltnn, spent
I'hilstmas with her brother Mr lUrnni
JI. Woiden.
Or, and Mrs, Ueaidsley and daughter
Miuiel of Hlnghamton, N. Y. and Mr,
Mrs. S. N, Sinnell of Scranton weie
guests of their mother Mrs. S-'niah
Himrell of this place.
There will bu no pieachlng at the
BIGGER BOX
SAME PRICE)
Enameline
-JHE.MODERN STOVE POLISH,
Brilliant, Clean,
Easily' Applied,
Absolutely
uuune:s
LIQUID-
BETTER YET!
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FIRE PROOF
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Methodist eluireh nest Humluymonilng,
owing to the absence of the pastor.
tiio union Temperance semen will
be held Hundny eienlng.
PITTSTON.
Speclil fo the Reunion Tribune.
Pittston, Dec. UC Tho game of bas
ket ball which was to have been played
In Armory hall, this city Friday even
ing, between the local Y, M. C. A. team
and the Ninth Heglment team of Wilkes
llarre lins been cancelled owing to the
inability of the visiting team to be on
hand.
The vigilant e committees of the vml
osu wauls of West Plttston borough
will meet in the town ball Saturday to
set a time for the holding of the pri
maries. January IS will most likely bo
the date chosen, nand a Hepubllca
ticket will be nominated for the first
time under the Crawford county sys
tem. John Knsper, one of the oldest lesl
dent of West Pittston, who has been
PICTURE
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r. ii i t i . v. ''i1! ' -VJ- r r.
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The Babes in the
ciuel uncle and the
critically ill for some time, is eiy much
impioved although sill confined to his
bed.
1-tlwaid Ciowell, of Crie, Pa., secie
tary of the Y. M. C. A. at that place,
and a former sec-ietuiv of the associa
tion lieie. is .spending a lew days with
patents and liiends in this city.
Mis. Ttoger Powell died Chilstnias
morning at her home on Philadelphia
avenue, West Pittston, after a long
period of suffeiliig with bronchitis.
Deceased was JG yeais of age and had
been a te.sideni of this jil.ice lor Hie
greater part of her life. She is sur
vived by five glow n up children, as
follows: Thomas Powell, ot Pittston;
I.otils Powell, of West Pittston: Mis.
Albeit Sutter, of Wilkes-Hart e: Mis.
Chester Quinn, and Miss Hvelyn
Powell, of West Pittston. The tuneial
will take place Ftlday afternoon at two
o'clock with interment in Pittston
cemetery.
A slight lire orcuiied .esterday morn
ing in the bottling establishment of T.
J. Corcoran located on the alley at the
tear of South Main street.
Dr. Mahon, president ot Hie hospital
staff, Tuesday received a check tor $100
from the Wyoming Valley Ti action
company for the hospital.
The Mendellshon Mixed choir ol AVest
Pittston, under the Ieadei.shiu of
Hichaid 1 hurls, will leorganlze and
piopare to compete at an eisteddfod to
be held in the Uaptlst church at Wllkes
Barie next Washington's borthday.
For tlie past lew clays P.ev. Father
McCoy, of New Yoik city, has been con
ducting a mission In St. Cecilia's
chinch at Sturmerville, that has been
ciowned with much success. Within
that time over ;!00 people approached
communion. The missions closed with
a grand Illustrated lectin e last night on
the "hire of Christ," at which one of
tins featuies was the rendition of "The
Holy Cily" by Mi, Qninnan of thie
city.
Hesidents of Duryea have a llteraiy
treat In stoie for them next week when
Wlllaid D. Howe will give impel situa
tions of David Copperfleld. Mr. Howe
Is lightly considered one of the most
clover Impersonators and churacteis in
that profession, being considered by
ninny a fitting rival for Iceland T.
Powers, and is gieeled with well pleas
ed uudlences where ever ho appears, on
Jan, 3rd, ho will be heard in tlie Brick
M. K, church, and diuiiiR the evening
soprano solos will be tendered by Mrs,
W, H. lOvuns, of Pittston,
A, D, Hicks, for the past 23 years in
charge of the Delawaiu & Lackawanna
station at AVest Pittston, has leslgned
his position, his resignation to take ef
lect Jan, I, .Mr, Illcks lias proven a
ovy elllelent station master, always
very courteous and obliging to tlin
pattons of that ralhoad, and has many
fi lends who will miss his tumilinr IIkuio
about the station. Mr. Hicks will de
vote ids time in the ftituie to tho sel
ling of fitilt tiees, etc. His successor
Is F. II. Hogers, of Conklln, N. Y., who
has had chaige of the station at that
place.
SUSQUEHANNA.
tfpeclil to th Sonnton Tritium.
Susuehanua, Dec. 20. Hugh p, Dur
an, one of Susquehanna's most pioinln
ent business men, died very suddenly
at his home on West Main stteet at
iihiilii d o'clock on Wednesday after
noon, neieuscd attended Christuum
i-ervloes in St. John's Catholic church
In tho morning, ami had been In his us
ual health. After a sleep in the after
noon he was about to Use fiopt the
lo'ich, when ho iwplied, almost with
out wnriiliuj. Pat lysis was the probable
i.msu Ills ago was about seventy
yeais. He Is survived by the widow
ami two daughteis. He hud been a
piouiltient meichunt lieie for more
than a quarter of it century, leiuoving
here fiom a teat Rend, where he had
been In business for many yeuts. His
sudden death wus u gieat shock to the
lommunlty. Ho wus a loving husband
and father, and u good citizen, ills bad
nlid Unexpected death Is deeply re
gretted by a very wide circle of rela
tives nnd friends. The funeral wilt
take place from St, John's Catholic
chinch on Saturday morning, when ic
qtilein high mass will be celebrated,
St. John's branch, inn, c. M. II. A., will
attend In a body.
The Christmas offering In St, Jiihii'ii
Catholic chinch was the taigelW lit
yea is,
Mrs. Joel Drown, an aged and esteem
ed resident of the Oakland side, who
recently sustained a stroke of paralysis,
is critically 111.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Chiulcs Curtis, jr., of
dlbson, are spending the Chrlstmns
holidays with their parents In this
place.
Christinas exercises weie held and'
largely attended last evening In the
Methodist Uaptlst and Avenue Metho
dist chinches.
There has been a large advance sale
of tickets for "The Parish Priest" per
formance, to be held In Hogiin opera
house on Tuesday evening next.
In Hogiin opera house this evening,
under the auspices of the Knights of
Columbus, Henry Austin Adams, of
New York city, will lecture on "The
Theatre."
Hundteds of former Susquehanna
people came "here" to spend Chilstnias.
HARFORD.
Spot Il In flit "miitou Tribune.
tlarfoid, Dec. '-'(!. Plot. Adams and
wife are spending their Chilstnias
PUZZLE.
h
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Wood. Find their
two icibbeis.
vacation with Mr. and Mis. K. C.
Hauling
Miss Floiemc I'obbius has gone to
Yonl-eis, to woik lor Mrs. becl Din -enpoi
t.
Mrs. role, of Syiiiiic-e, was called
hole In l he illness ol her sKUi -In-law ,
Mrs. J. C. Tanner.
Miss Hniily Chttuibei lain, who has
been attending school at lite Plains,
is spending Iter vacation witlt her pat
ents, Mr. and Mis. M. J. Chamberlain.
Mrs. AV. Ji. Guile spent Chiistmar
with her daughter in Sci.iuton.
.Mrs. Daniel Hi tinilage was called to
Klngsley Monday by the Illness ot her
giandclilld.
Miss Cl.Mie Patteisoli, Jessie ob
bins and Cm lie Hiewster, of Stiouds
bttig Noimal school, aie spending
their acatlon with their pamits.
T.oulse Sophia, of Hlooinsbtug Noi
mal school, is home lor (iuisiuiiis va
cation. ills. .T. ('. Tanner Is very si( k at
this writing. Dr, Cluidnei, ot Jlonl-
lose, was called as counsel Chilstnias
day.
Mr. and Mis. Hugh MeConnell and
two daughteis, spent cinistuias Day
with .Mis. l.izzle Tiffany in Kingsley.
Miss Nellie Picket, of Sciiiiiton. is
spending her vocation witlt he" sister,
Mrs. Hew Bui dick.
Phil. Alworth, of New Yoik, Is home
for u isit.
Miss Addie Jeffers is home for aci
tlon. Mis. Julia Hstabiook is isltlng lier
daughter lit Caibondale.
The Christmas exercises of both
chin dies weie well attended and the
Jubilee singeis favoied us with a tine
selection.
Lynn Hrainaid was going to New
Milford with milk last Friday and as
he was going down what is known as
Mott Hill, Hie pole of the wagon
broke, letting the load onto the hoises.
The team became iilghteuecl and ran.
One horse was killed and ihe other
was hurt quite badly. Lynn jumped
and escaped with slight Injuiles,
AVOCA.
The nianaige of .Miss Alicia, dailgh
tor of Mr. and Sirs. John Davis, of
Pittston avenue, and Louis Klsh
paugh, ot South Forks, Vi,, was sol
climbed at the home of the bride's
paients, al 7.30 o'clock on christman
night. At thi' appointed time, the
bildal party entered the puilor mvl
look their place under a floral at eh of
evergreens, holly and cut flowers. Hero
they weie met by Hov, II, M, Paseoe,
who performed the ceremony. The
Initio was at tended by her sister, Miss
Ksther. Tlie fonner woie a suit of
brown broadcloth, whllo the latter
wore a blue mode serge gown, Hotn
wete trimmed In cienni silk, and each
canieil pink carnations. After the
cei oniony, supper was seived to a
largo number of invited guests, The
couple left on the 10,24 train for Soulh
Folks, wheio they will reside,
Hugh Jennings spent Sunday with
friends here.
The condition of T, J. FlUslinuioua
was quite critical yesterday,
Itev, M. F, Ciaiie spent yesteiday
wllh liiends In Jennyu.
Tho Smsfleld Literary society will
elect ofllcers on Saturday ovcnlug. Fol
low lug theie will be a smoker,
The Presbyterian chinch on chilst
nias night was not half huge enough
to ui commodate the cunvd that
wished to hear the iiintata, "Star of
Light." Theie wem sIMy well-trained
voices, and all who were fortunate
enough to gain admission pionounced
it one of the lluest cautatus ecr
given. Much credit Is duo Thomas
I'm i y for his woik as choiister dining
the past lew mouths. .Miss Margin et
Alkuiau was oicanlst.
John O'Malley rutin ned to Newport
News yesteiday after a few days.' visit
lieie.
Miss Tetcsa Huike, of Jennyu, Is
visiting at the home of her patents
on the West Side.
THE MARKETS
Wall Street &erlew.
New Yoik, Dec. 20. The beats In
the slock inaiket heat a pieclpltate
letieat In the later hours of the day's
session nt the stock exchange, and
their eager rush to buy In order to
cover short contracts developed a fair
ly buoyant condition befoie the dose.
Theie were some i elapses In the mote
volatile slocks, but the closing was
generally stlong and nctlve nlid near
tho top level, The volume of denllngn
showed a nialeilal Inciease over those
prevailing for the last Tow ilajs, The
bears weie Inclined to tontluue their
campaign when the tnatket opened
this moiulng, mid ' they effected a
number of scilous Im emits upon pilce.i.
Hut they soon became awiiie that
their offerings were being absoibcd In
a Volume and conlldence which
sounded a vatnlug. Sugar continued
to be a leader of the market, but by
no menus In so uvei whelming it pio
portlon us of late. The vlgoious sup
port accoided this stock and the suc
cess achieved In driving the bears to
cover In It were Important ractors In
turning the general market upwind
and In swelling the demand for other
stocks to an extent which lessened
sugar's propoitlon of dealings In tho
market. Tlie beats In the stock
showed glowing evidence ot acute ills
iress and of having over-extended
their accounts, nppaiently In the con
fidence thai the leceni experience In
copper was to be repeated hi sugar.
Hiimots got abioad that negotiations
were In piogiess for patching up a
tiute In the trade war. Theie was a
growing suspicion Hint while both
crude and refined sugar are selling at
veiy low prices, the margin between
crude and leflned Is still stitllc lent in
affoul a pioflt upon the Industry of
i editing. Whatever may be tla
grounds of tudnj's rumors, the shorts
weie thrown Into a flight and lushed
the price up from the low point at
103"i to 113'. The stock closed al
H2',i, a net gain of IT'l.
Amalgamated Copper, after sharing
In tlie heaviness ol the early market,
also developed a veiy sinmg tone,
adding to tlie sentimental effect of the
ic bound in sugar. Tlie price lo'-e to
Oll'jiiud closed oulv a shade lower, at a
net" gain ol 2''s. The activity In the
stocks of electric mnmiLictill lug com
panies may have been connected with
the developments In ttie topper trade.
Westinghotise Kleetilc was at on time
IT points and closed with a net gain o'f
'4. The Southwesterly, Pacifies and
(liangeis became veiy strong late In
the day. The haul and solt coal car
rieis weie active and sluing all dio.
gains in some of the leadeis leaching
between 2 and 3 points, and in Hock
ing Valley, four points. Total sales
today, T.'il.'jOO shares.
The bond nun ket was moderately
active and linn. Total sales, par
value. X440.nmi. Culled States iVs ad
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Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
STOCKS. ii, .,j
IiicKiwniiiiu Diiiy Co, l'r no
Cciint.v Saving II111K & 'liiit t'n . SfiO
first Nationil II ml; ((Mrhondilo) S2'
siiimljiil liiillinK Co :o
Third .Natlcnil lljnl 11
lliine Doposll nnd llMnunt IlJiiU.. 273
1'cononic I.IrIiI. II. k V. Co 40
Fint National II ink IJiK)
Uika Tntt Sale l)opoit Co 110
riail. .1 Snow I Co., I'i 125
Scranton Iiun IVnio ,. Mfs. Cu 100
Scianton Alc UcuKs t5
Sirunton Saclius lljnl: AM
Trndois' Natloii.il II ink 17'i
bcranlon Holt Ii Nut Co till
I'copio's II ml. ,. IIS ...
New Mcvlio II. & Co 75
PONDS',
hrianlnn l'.wonaoi ll.illvci, Hrt
Mortgage, due l'i20 113
People's sluot IUIIh.i', Hut mort-
1W duo 1H1S II 3
People's Shut Itullttjy, Cioucul
morlKURO, duo I'lJl 113
IllcLi-oii Manufacturing Co 1(0
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City of f-tranloii St. Imp (I por
tout 10.!
Silunlon 'iuctlon (1 pel tent 115 ...
Scranton Wholesale Market.
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Philadelphia Ornin and Pioduce.
I'ldlidilplih, Pee, 20 Wliiat Minm;, and -'c.
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ii.l.V,; ilit. tin. paitiit, l.1il.lu; im,f ileii,
s.f.lili'l ij)j do, Mi liuht, i,T.)il, do. piiiui, l
at 2D; ilty mill, ivlia, .a.l.2'i do, ileal, n;ii
nl,i.ili iln. MiaiKlit. 1-H'Ua.l.hJi lie, iililil, .l 'I
ni. to; ie Horn, x;..i'iii.iii pa liiiui i(,i iiioiui
I'liiu.i.i liikl.Hln.it II. un. ,'aj.-i pa on n.,
,u lo niiilll) ui.il iii.iiiUl.i. Iluiloi I'iiiii, fill
ill in ill. 1, f.iiu wMilli 1 1 e.l im n, 2"''1.i2ih,; ...
neiiln piini, 2o, i:i.'i,'--piill uihI 2i lown,
tu-,li mailii, 2i i do. twMuin .in. I Miulhiw-liui.
2i. ; do m ullii in, 27c. I In i'ii I'iiiii ami
lilalill Nt'tt Vml. full cii , laniv .Mil. ill,
ll'ii'.i do, il". d" , llir to ih. .lie, ll'.ulli. Ili
lluid i-ucai-.- riuhiliitid, (olloii- Pull nnd
lioiiihul, Tilluw Ijnlil hut ttc.nl , ill piluie
In lleice-,, ll!.i,i u. until do, ilo,, luutN, i.'l
d'ii.i daik, 34ji'i.; iakia, f,ii. .w poul
1 1 j I'I I liici , Koud iliiiini.l; l.iwU. Iii.ni, lliijji,,
il.i. flii In p'oil, '" I !" . old luoiteis, lii.i'i ;
llliilulu, li.Jllii, Il.il'i., uojluii do , lial.'e.,
tiiile,i, rliolte lo Jan. 1 neailit, IJ.ll,. ihoiie
lo lni'i iiclnii, 1 l.i IV ; .ni.K' do,, Uil.ii ;
ll.l. t.lll ll, !ll(lll. lll.lll, ' lltll L. tl.i.tl.. .li.it...
til fllll.l, IUII. l.i'slllll ll" , lOila.; Cl'ds-,
I'.UJi , a lo 'iiiilll.i
lliielpta riuin, l'.'iK) lianil-, in. I .07iSU
I'Olin.N In i-.iik. wheal, ll,lkl 1 , 1 1 I . , 1 .-, t coin,
21.(1011 Im-diiU; n.lls, H.lhHl liu,!ii'l,. shlpuiPiit .
Wlitut, ll.'mil; i ol ii, , ri.lKidi on., 17,0110 liu-,heli,.
New York Grain and Produce Hal ket
New ,ilk, Pie 20.- l'loiii--Maiket lull (n.
hl;iir on Mime ill.uli-, but liilididull ill on-
iliiiiue. Wieloi palinij, r..;i; do. Bualala,
ijl.'AlaltM; VIIiiiiimiIi i Ui nt-, -s-l I'liil.l'i; win.
In c'Mia-i. s'lyila ).'!): wnilu low m.i.li.. sni
ui.SO. Wluat Spol llim; Xo. a ted, h'liie, i, o.
Ii jiIi.ji; No. 2 nd, b7'ji ilii.iiui, iintioiu
ilecclopul a Mroiik' adiamv and (uu-ildiialile lc
IMI) ilnMil sloid' at 94aSit pit udi inc.
Mauli cluMil sS'ji i Mj. bT'jc, : Jul, bVi,
IHi., toe. Coin-spot iuiir; No. i, "lc. c!e
THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT"
4 Lines 10 Cents
More Than four t.lncn,' 3 Cents for Racli llxtra l.ln;.
For Rent.
IHI.li I'DII HIIM'-Pi) (Im Ii IIIiIkp Rtlcot, M.o'i
prr lilulil.
I'Oll lll',ST-H, nno-lnilt of donlilo liou'o, In
llppir Cliin lllilrti", Iurc .1.11.1, lillll. lint
nnd mill ciatoi, laniic, i-lMlrlf Unlit. It. I.
Hamilton, I'aiill luilldlinr, feprmo aticet.
For Sale,
1011 SM.i; C fli:l' riuwoi.it, iron loollni,', tli.f
lur, lioirtU, Rc.iullliiif, ede, (mm nhl cumi
iiilliihlo for nil purpii.,". Irniiiiie-t, ffiitMl
Minos t Hi li, foul ol lluiiptim idtccl, oil South
Jlalii laoiiite.
It'll ht,i:-Tuo Unlit piliiK wauom anil "Olno
lijiuiyj, ilicjp. Ilcaii", roir IIP lauciiic
ilieol.
I'Oll Sl,i: ( henpi hone', 'pilm; wiu.on ami
liarnew, nt N'o. fyn frilai aomio.
Furnislicd Rooms.
1011 IICM'-Tnn coinfnrliilih fiuiil-lied iiuinis
foi KUitlimiu: luodeiii linpiow'nitnt; prl
wile l.itnlh. !.!ii W j-lilml.iii .iwnue.
10U HUNT Tn iciiifoifalilo fitrnl-hed looms
toi in nlli ni n. im.. Kin Impiiiwiuenti; pi
tnte fmill.i ,'HO .ildugton nvoiiiio.
I'Oll HUM'- t'uiiiUliid dotal loom, llh licit,
lj.it Ii mid kh; in .ii iiiuil hoiiio; tjiiitlciuiii
proftircd. AdihoM lliioin, Hov 2UII
I Oil lli:r I'iiiiiMioiI loom; heat and lulh.
l.-.'i lilnil. u ,lu el.
I'L'H'ISIIi:i 1I0OMS I'Oll lll'.ST. Willi heat, p.H
and hath, goiitlouiiii picloiud, at il'j Adami
aicntie.
valor, lli'l Tl'Jr f. o. Ii, allnil. Onllon nnikel
llpllllll I Hi. lillll Ullllll il lilliid onlv to
Im ik amln, ilo-id oik and H.i 'li . lowoi.
Mil, 7liTI',.o.: Ilii,. 711's.e. Om spnt flimi'i;
No. 2. o'i ; No :i, fill.. N'o. 2 hile. .'it'le.;
No. .! while, ,le: trail, nilrid wi"-tun. .'.Ji
W.c I link while, r,ir,7r. (Ipliou-i il lu-l
steiilnr, hut litir iildnl lo dipu-sloii in nihil'
miikils. Iliitui riini; riiimiii, KliJIi,;
.Iiiiip iiiiinin, ll i-'l'ie : iuiUaliiiii uenneii',
llal's.i : Mali- diln. l'uJ.i. (hi (Juht;
st Ho lull in I ii,o fall undo I inn, 1011 1
lll'ii.; -tile full Cli'llll. Mlllll fill mule fill,
UallHi ; l.ilo in nli, Ik -t I use, 'I'ii . : lite
undo, hct miiiII, llUMl'ji i:.rs- I'liim Mile
and I'i mi i, 2 lc , wiMtin, Jiai , viiitliini,
2!ii7i..
Chicago Grain and Produce Maikot.
(hiiaso, Die. 20 -A Inoul mil arllie mill-el
foi wlieit diwli.pid todiv, Inuih on il.ninue
limns f i in the KjutliwiM. M i ih-lnir 'iir'.'.
hljiliu; Mil iiun liw d i Mi ule Imwr: Mil
oils ',i'ii up. and piow-liiiii Im Mil dilnei
liom U'fjilH. IiUIiii lot nh-i, in .IJ'.jC. IukIhi
tm polk. ( ili limitation-, weie a- rollow-,-
riuin slt.uli: No. .'I -liiiui wliiut, 77'ii7Pe :
No. 2 ml, m,i7'jo.; N". 1 cellow, ill' j.iOHi. ;
No. 2 oil., Ili'i.il"7(.: -No. 2 .hlto, 4sJi.l I'le. :
No. .'I while, i'i it'io : No. I to, of! i., fun
lo lime o nnlliiiK luiln, iiOHJi ; No. 1 tii
hnil, sl."i7; No I iiuiIIihiMiiii. $1.": ptmio
tlmutlii Mid. s.-,o",: iiiv-s pink. fl"i T'lil.l.Ni;
int. vi.ii1i'P17'.,j Mioil nli., SSiVViHIid; iliv
ultnl Mioiililn-, 7.la7l'.i., Minn li Mile-,
--ii(li'i; whi-koi, s ::j.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
due ago, Un 2H f illle RireipK, IJ.omi; (i'X
Tean, wiMnn-, npinul nuw anil Miuiij n
Moniln's puns; i lo.i .1 dull; ituod lo piiuu',
m, Hi7.7,; iiuui o mtdiimi, s.; 7",tt,; Miuku--iitul
fuilii.. -ill 21; ioi, -laid',; luifii-,
sV)i5 2i: c in li.'20, liull-. si.r-ni jn,
ilie-. ! "ion,; 'lev i- ml Men-, -I ti'it.l-'j.
lint,- Itinipts Iodic, lo.niiO, toiiioiinu, Js,
ooil; htt nwi, 2.VI0; uliie and Kit. Injicr;
llllMil and lilllil.il-. -"Mllti II; tnml lo i Initio
In in, M, 2.1 Hi 1.(1, inimli Iii.im. -.I'Kiili II; liulil,
-I JliUHj; hulk ol -tli-, -1-i'aij'll
sini-Itiinpl-, .s.oiio. -Imp, ldalli. limlici;
Iiinh-, II In 21 iint-t luirhii; Kund In ihnlio
iiitlni-. -.17011110. wi-tun -hup, -,'.il.2i; ni-
tie 1 Huh-, -2 iOi i.- ,
East Libeity Market.
I'l-t lliitlllo. Hi i. 20 -Cattle lien Ipt-, 1(
luiil; lit in at Mono ic i pnii-; eil-, -iioii'.ti,
-llS
Huh- Uciilpt-, 111,100 hold; .1U0.. Iiil.Ik i ;
Ili-llV, MilOKiNI; nilwil pnkn-, S, J1l, (1;
pi.--.' -IJililtO, ioukIi-, si .'111 OH; -lai,-, "li
i .in.
Mmp mil liinli- Kin ipt-. III., 70 hold; .icliio
nnd Iliili hiu'hi i loi I mih-: lop niliio-, -101
a171, mil- lo itcnd, s ,1 iji; (anidi-. "-". 0i
l.ln; -!u,t, ium; top- iiiiid, sMliiol, . nit-,
lo mind, sl.lOiJIO; wiilui-, f!71al; leiilmi;-!.
-.1 70 1 1 JI
MBBMBHHiMHaHMaK 1
j Theatrical
TODAY'S ATTRACTIONS.
I.M 1,1 M- "Iho l'oiier ll-lilml Ihe 'lliioin"
MkIi I.
P)I,MN -fiihni lliii.'llci muipiii, After
noun and uiht.
M'MI-U Ine, Uiitucu aid s,,iirf lunipiny. Af
titnouii and idlit.
Gibney-Hoetfler.
"s'. I! (I" m ii I lie mrii di-p'.nfd at the
oiihii t-tii,li, 'ind the -lie ut M'll- wa-
Mllpplll loitjf In fm o tlie poiloiiiiitiic llPKIll, loin-
lied- l I ui; ttuticd awl The plu-, ''liu
Nl.hl-i in i II ill". .in" and "ll.iwn in .Millie,"
pit isi d the liii; audiuitc-,
'1'oday foi in itlnee "i:.i-l I.wmi" will bo m'oii,
and foi tonight ,t hti; h eitio ptoduiltuu of "New
olk Life" will ho mih.
''The Power Behind the Thione."
Mihhiil II. .llin. I, tho .li (iiiii'li-li(il ouu; enio
ll.in.il at In i, who undo.. i pinpoint nil tiuie-s
I i-i -ii-oi. In Im lomiutio ih mil, "Iho I'outi
11. Iimil iho 'lliiouo," pi- a cu it deal of alten
I lint to the in-Illinium of liei pit-. Sunn ol Mi-S
1 l.ill.i mi'i- iiha- rojiidiui; ilie .no mi -liupli,
n, ii lii.ll and tlowi, ih.it tin ale ol in. He linn
ul.lili.ili Inleii-t to the ,iw i,i,i wont in.
In ilii ii-Miia; 1.1HWI-. Willi the lullo- of Im'
inuipaiA at a nl.i.u-il icuilli, Mi. llulliinl
rild' "Hi mi lulu r fnni tluus-.il.'.ill iiun h'iiwii..
I'i i. -I. ii litis-, -hoiilil haw' a Unite,' nt h.i.-l a
i h iisln- a- Il.o n.ilii i olio il-"lf; uiiiiiil, hul-Inn-
aie an illuliw fi-1 1 ill o lii dei.oi.ill"ii, in I
luiil leiititluulu. illitt .-ln.iilil not lie nut-
h'likul; lliilil. mi p'oplo l"i fit Hut the h.'ik
clew of ii ui-ti'iiio is a- iinpoiiattl a- the flout
lo the putiln; man a pmn lall- hull whMt
Ii.h ,m i .'Unit illirt in lioni; itiui ill, ll.niln,-llouuie-i
im ! haw Mil'inlmr n'flloietiily to nllon
cl w ilMiu In-i'le Hull -pheie ut iiillueiii i,"
Ml.. Holland 1- hooked 10 io-appe.il at I lit- l.w
until lluaier on linh.i and Silimla and '-.ilui-ill
iitillnce, l)u. "7 and 2.
'The Pariah Piiest."
IliuliI Mill' U uilalnl ile-eiwui; of ihe mil
um, he hi- t.oii, lie itowr luU-i- a Mic'lo
iiun It wlih h ti II- in llu i h ii ii (i-i ho H, taitlifidl
i.i.ii-i, mi' 1 III- l utile woik I- tie in, wholi.-nitie
mid i ttu Iho.
I'.wiv llu.ilili il woik hoidil comliiii'. with
iiiun-inii nl miiiii iliinif oi u-,.iiliH'.-.i and lu-tiu. .
linn, Mm an i MiiIiiK wild lliulel Ntlly ns
rillier ninlui ill "Iho IMil.li l'iie-1" the pe. .
llim i.ili l,o I nine titling Hut ho Im nol oulv
hull aiiiu.ul, 'luil his h.u mil i Iin-oii, ho ji
liutioii ! Iinnkul at Iho I.J ( i inn lor law Jinn
d.i ui jilt "i.tU no ium cm ilo,
"Our New Minister."
.lo-iph (iii.iu., iihu Im hen iilintifuil wllh
pome nl tie iuo-,1 llilpoiliiu tin' ill Ii il iili.iilluu,
III tic I'.mitn, ih pinuipal u.iiiedian, and win
hi- man fikiiil- in sir.inli iiiihji- with
"ll.ti Ntw Mini. In" nt the l.wi'imi lluii.r Ne
oiiN 0'e ill .1 iliiiatlu Mid lo M u ol llu
futiiiiol it miii III a down i.nsf plat, a i nun.
It lutiifjlilo, who l.ilu Urn uilulMii' fm i hiiisi:
lliul nnd ! Mi-pklou, oi oiei.clind,
i it h fioine. ilino kIiiio Mi, Ci.iiju.s plj(i
In Siiiiriti.il hU Iiun;' lllil.il, 'will he ylnl'i,,
(iiut him.
At tho Acndeiny Next Week.
1'ldV fi t. I ('l)I I llkll f ill if i 1 1 r 1 1 l,ni I. i. . I...
htjmlliiK o( tin.' Auliuj hiot't luiiiiuiQ, wlilih
Dpoiis u ttnk' rnJtrfituiit nt tin Audcmj iipt
Mntiiln1 ui iiliir mil la ini,l.,iil.i,ii, it... .j. . .i
iiu ut ft Mini Jiul ,ilo otw nt ilie most poiiului,
If in...ni. inn, .(.,.... , .1' I.. I . t
t 1'iyovMw t m'mviiv u euuuiiiu tmit'eMlll
SITUATIONS
WANTED
PREP..
DIUNUII WANT OPFICKS.
Want Advcttlsements Will Do
Received nt Any of the Follow
ing Diug Stores Until 10 P. M.
Central City
At.niIRT bCIII'M', coinrr Mulberry
street ami Wcb-ilcr tiwiuic
OUSfAV l'ICIIi:!,. W0 Admin nwmtie.
West Side
(inouai: W. JIINMNS, 101 Smitli Mln
nuiHie.
South Scranton
ritlU) I., 'nlltl'l'i:, 7:0 ( eilar uvoiiii".
North Scranton
(li:0. V. DAVIS, (inner Notlb Mini
uM'tiue and Mmkcl f-tmt.
Green Hidge
CIIAllf.KS i'. ,iom:'
I.ViT Dlckwn
menuo.
I", J. .KIIINS, ijonitiii Hlilne -licet.
V, I.OHI'.N', collier tVa-limston aye
uue and Marlon ttreit.
Peteisbure
. II, KNT.I'IT.t., 1017 In Ins awniic.
Dunmoie
j. 0. nosi; i. son.
Help Wanted Male.
MWITI) S,,n,,m iplu 1 .md lpi iitllei , iiun o
In (Tllli pi.li Ileal ospei luiil , Mile i-lltil
Addiis-i . s. , I ihmtie.
WII'D- I'ltniiiii nl 111111, who ihiiiouulih un
ilei-t.ttid-t iiui-e-, lo diiio toi phi-lil.in. tin
mil,- out of tltc; wivis "ll md bond; -t.ito
ipiiiinie. Vddti-- h. .1,, '1 illume ofhu..
AN1 Pi:i:sIV Who Will dl-lllhule I In III Hit l.i
-I il.iil -hoiihl ailiin-i .siimlaiil I o. I Will-.
(. hit ao.
VAMi:il-lli leailms: Phlliilolphia lioif '. fn-t-rl.ii-1
-alt -Ulan, lo -ell Kmotal liu, ol papei
to the retail Hade, one who lut an auii mil lino
prefeiieil: mint litw- he-l iifeieme and he able
to fumMi bond. Addie-i P 0. Hit "0-, Phila
delphia Help Vnnted Pemnle.
WVNI'l'll ll'dSCI. I'tui iNpeiicmeil -I -ih-
ladli-; none hul eieiletupd nnd ippl.
Meet Daw'tliiw. .'07 Laokiiw inn i awiiue.
l'll'TY OIT i:TOIIS VN'iri)-sioid work
Kiiiitiuteod. W, K. IIslU A. njii, .l.'J ilanu
awmie.
WAXTIID Gli! for seneml hoimwork at Dalton.
Address 11. T.. tare Tribune.
Help Wanted Male and Female.
CANVASM II1 WANI'I'.n -Coud piopo-itioii: Mi
nt or totunii ion; to woik in ell, ddre-i
flov I. Tribune, Siiaiilou.
Canvasseis Wanted.
OlNt ss,u- i:iej;l.ni anil -peitaile nn i -in,
demon. nation loiiimio-i; pi ,. woikini; out
fit ml pattiiulii- I'. I' D.iiiihi .. Co, Op
I it im-, im I mil, N. .1. Ilept. I'.
Wanted.
H WIIMl- Plicate le-.nn- ill (.'l.lli im'- -huilliiul.
One 01 two iiriunooii- i ich wiek. Addie--,
(.ritntti, Trihiino Oftleo.
U'AN'I I'll rut ni-hed 100111, lenttally lurated,
modein and in pthato fattiil. K, 'Iribtui'
Oillce, cily.
VtAXTlIU flood Minntl liuitl fmiiiie, will pay
ta-h. Addri-i I.oik l!,i l"0. Suiiilon, l'a
Bom deis Wanted.
1'itlVVIi: I'XMII.V wi-he- lo bice two niu- men
to boird. (iutnaii ui l'nali-h. (all am lima
aflei 'lluu.-ila. All lomcm.'nip-i, !07 lluiii-on
aw line
Heal Estate.
1011 .sl.i: Lot on me tieii. lulwirn Wih
sl--i mid l.i.ihn .nil. in-: a IiiikiiIii, .ouu,
mo feu oui-eli.' ppl 21s lljiri-oii a.iiiue
I'OIt SM.i; On' ncio of land, irnproced with
nine toon lioti-e, pbnl and canity ot fruit;
Kood location in vlllaije of I'ketcille. Mib. Ollwi
l'l-h. l'lectville, Pa.
Business Oppoitunity.
W Wlllll Mm with miiiII tapllil, I" nne-li-y
in a iriiinl o poiiiiniii In in il.o iiioiioc lap
hill. Al the Si, (halli-t holel, -u.llllou, II. II.
Mllilltll,
HAVr. 0 cillai,e. ill 01 lunn pioi.ui, bit-i
ne-s ot Motk of .ood- In -ell ol euhinuW
I.i-t com propel 1 with .1. I. Tin, Heal IMtle
KxthaiiM'. U.nilli. N,
hlO(K AN1I WilKAr 'JHMH'.lt williont iklav.
Willo for om -pi i hi maikil Itllir, l'too on
aripllrallon. ,s. M. IllbbJid k Co, inenibii- N.
V. IVniolidatuI nnd Muik SmIuiikc 44 and lu
llioulwaj. New u)il. INr.ihlUltid lwll. Loiii,"
Ill-iancu' I'liouc 2l'it Ilroad.
Booms and Board.
A I.AIIOi: I'ltON'l' llOOM, with hoanl, at .121
Adam- aw nuc. Sullalilo lot two .wiunj; mil'.
ItOOMS '10 IIK.NI', with buaid, &0' Mulberry
etieel,
Boaid Wanted.
W'ANI I'll-Itoom und hoanl in iifinid jiiicite
fainll un Hint1 Iidlis; not lo luud U pu
week. On" liuatnl within tho niliiutis w ilk limn
ill lull piofuii'd. Addii-i, It, 11, Tllhutio Of.
Hi i'.
Money to Loan.
!-.MO,ii0rt '10 I.OAN-I.oiwwt late-, ilial.'hl or
nioilthly ulil. lit-. Milk ' Co., ri.lilu.-'lii.li,'.
v Mini r oi mom: 'in j.os-tjuki
slialitht Lull.- cu Hulldin ami l.o.in t
fioiu I to ( l'U mil. lall on N, , Walkct,
111! ,11,1 ( imiii.il liiilldiu;.
Lost.
I.I Is I' Hit llu, 21, two I'liUv and white cellei
.!).-, inilti and fuiiile; iboiit I uir old;
I'lli-wu lo H line of 1'uli. h ami .It'll, iHi.l.'l r.
wanli'd, .1. II, ILiliili, "ilH I'iiiii r-t 1 1 1 ( , IIiiiiiiioio,
nr llllliiibiitilii v ( n , sciantii'i.
Miscellaneous.
.11. sTTI'l.l. lillll TIIU' MM s Iik li.iiid.oui.
e.-l line "I diamond lilif.- ut cm etuio Wo
i.l., i i.iri Iho hiKO.i muk nl loo-e -tomt In he
illi, .iii'l will lnoiiut Hum to older while i jii
wall. I' Nliimpn, .117 I.ji kan.mii i iwiuio.
J-JZGAL.
i'sI'VII! M' lUnbl laiifc.tatt, l.tf ot iho tin uf
.Siuuli'li, Couu ul I i' Ujw iiiiu I'iiiii- I
Jl'U,
I .mi., li, uiiii i.l ii mi ill. ..h'' , .-.t.ii iKuia;
I oil! Kliinlul lo ihe 'iliili i.-itliiil. ill pet,-,iu- h.u
uii4r iIjIiu- ih diiiiiniil, .i;jiiu- (..dd ii,ae ,i
pti'-eiil tin in foi pawiiiui, and Iho.i iii.l.lliil
I I ii'i el. i will inaki liiimi lialo in)ii"iii ii suin
I.. I. until HI. iwiullis, .-. l.lliii'li, M II ',:
Mii'vli'i, atli'ini, .
.l j i. KjiIi and eiety pla tluf liny pii-un
i ii i.i lut il wllli i-pecial Mill ii. Ih, malum
mini ile-ile- in Inloini 'lie laliotis l h.u ih
Aiibiei Hoik ( uniji.iiii' I., an ii!ii)iw iiiua.lHi.i
and blioul.l bo will p.inoiilzid
Tlie iiiciubcii, of llu" conipiii aie well known
aill-U. V it Hi ri ut ila will bo viien at cadi
peifuriuanit', mi that Ihe patioih wilt luio uil
cl inoiiiili diiiliii.- the mi-'jiiiiciit In Milt thilr
tJ(i'-. 'llu i'1'inlnK pill will In- "In Ihe I'al.K'o
uf the ( ui."
i i .- v
DIRECTORY.
3 Insertions 25 Cehts
Mort Thai Pour Lines, 6 Centt lor Uocli tixlra I.I us.
PROFESSIONAL.
Certified Public Accountant.
I'.IIU'Altl) C. Nl'.Mtt.lllMI, 21 TIIAIll'.llH HNK
nullillnit, ami Si. I'ntil llulldlnir, New York.
Architects.
iiDWAitn ii, iTavis, AitoiimioT, connulu
HulldlnK.
rtii:t)i:iiicK i. iiiiown. aucii. n itHAti
IWiilo Mxtli.niup llldj,'., IM WaihliiKton vc.
Civil and Mining Engineers.
ii. i.. iiutiiiMi, mm rovxn.ii iiuiMitm
Dentists.
U. C. II llll.llNlllllltlHIt, I'AUI.I IIDIMIINO,
fpruro Klieet, Siranltiii.
CIt C. (3. I.MJIIACII, 110 V0IIN0 AVKNUK.
Lawyeis.
i'iiamj i: novi.r, ArroiiN'iiV'Ai'.iiAW.
Hooiik 12, H, la nnd 18 II. il i llulldlnir.
V. K. 'lltACV, AII'Y, COMMONWKALIII ni.DO.
i. it. ni:i'ioni.i:. aitoiivi:y-i.oani ni.ho-
Hilled on roll estalo m'liirlty. Mcart Dulldln,
tornrr WiialiliiRlcin aceniio 'lid hpiine btiecl
tMM.AIII), lUIIDV ,t KN'AI'P, ATIOIINHVH
and tomi-illoi-atdaw, Ilcpublloaii ilulldltii;,
".a-liliiRlon meniio.
.H'ssfl ,1. .ICSM'I', A'll'OUNTAS AND f OUn"
m'IIuIhji Im. louuiiuimialfli lluilding, Itoomi
l'k :'( and 21
UlWAliD W. 'I IIAVfHl. ArmilVI'Y. ltOONH
Piljlfll, )ii oi, ,rs ImiKliiih'.
I. A. Willi's. A'llOIIVIIY Al'-I.WV, noAitu
of ft nlo llitlldlni.-, Suantoti, I'i,
l'A'l I'lIllsOV ,c WIICOV, 'IIItlll'lt'H N'AIIONAfj
Hank lliilMiii-r
' (OMHOYs', an HI pl'HI.IOA.V IUIILIIINO.
a w iiiiu nioi.r, oi'i'ici: moviid io no.
211 U.iunilncr awti'ie.
Physicians and Surgeons,
on. w. n: ai.uin. ;n Nonni VAbiiiNoio
aiciiiie.
oi!. & v i,'amoiii:ii, ornci: .iio wash-
liiKtmi awini". Ke-i.huto, 1JIS Mullielt.
(hiouie tii-en is, lu.in-i. In. ill, kldnejs atel
Miilto uiitiii oigam a i-pul.tll. IluiiH. I
to 4 p in.
Hotels and Restaurants.
1 III: II.K Ci.fi:, 12.1 AND 127 I IIANKUN A II
into. Kates ica-onable.
1 P.iroMirt, Proprietor.
SCItA.N'lOV 1101'hi:, MI til I), I.. A- V. PAS-tenKi-i
depot. Coiidiictul mi the Ilittopciii
plan. V1CV0U KOCII. Proprietor
Scavenger.
A. II. HHIOOS ('I.I)tNS PRIVY Vt;i,T4 AND
ce-.s pools; no 3tlot ; out ltnpioied pumps lined.
A. 11. Drfun-3. proptirtoi, l.e.tcc otders 1100
North Main acetiii", or I'.lcke'i, dniff stoic, ior
ltd Atlatps and Mulheiiy. Tlotlt teloplione-,.
Seeds.
(1 II C'l.UtKi: A CO. SlIIID'sMCN' AND NUtt-i-eiinieit,
-toio 201 i-hington avenue; giecn
liji.ff-, lOol) iN'cilli Main aiiliuc; Eloro tele
phone, 7s2
Wire Screens.
JOSIIPH Kl'r.lTI'.l., 1IIIA11 "ill I.ACKA. AVK.
Siranlon, Pa., liiunufactmoi oi Wile Screens
Miscellaneous.
dim bsMMiiNO rou eiiu.ntinN to ordiir-.
al-o 1 idles waisls. l.ouine hliounaker, 21 J
Adam- aceliue.
AII.OMKillH IIKOs, I'lllN'IIIHS' SUI'l'IilIIS, I.N
elopes, pipir ba-, liwne, Waieiiousc, 1..C
Wa-luiiKti-n avomie. Si 1 niton, Ta.
Till! MIl.IillSllAItlti: UIICOUD CAN' HI! II Ml
lu Si i a nt un at the news stands of Hei-nuii
Hto- . 40i, !-pruie and OOJ f.iuileii; M. Noiton,
'.Ml I atktwanna aiemie; i. S. SdiuUer, 211
Sptuco btreet.
Dividend Notice.
-J III: 'IKADCIIV NA'IIONAIi IltNK.
sirmtoii. I'i.. Ill i'. 21, VWI
Al I licit toaulti inn Inn.' todiy lite illiettois
ot tin- Intik nldiil -j.1.("l In the surplus, inn,
fin; Hut luud mi 121.n(i(), and ileel.ned i mm
annual ilhiihml of :i pu cent, deal of all tt i
nnd ptwihle .laioitrv I, l'nr.
I hocks will ho mailed and tr.ut-fer bo il.-)
iluvil until allei lli.il dilo,
II. I'. lUSSMOlti:, fa-liter
Situations Wanted.
I. Ul 1)1 '-IIII.'- I'OSIHON a- boukkicpir; iirv
ht-t of n liiinus. Mpl 1 lil'i . I Kk-on street.
N I III) -sitiiitniii as leani-lei, oi any kind uf
wotk. I'i in H tied iiun well .u.U.iilUe.l wll'i
cih. tildit V. I', Tnliuiie oillie,
N H'D- Wa-hint; and uotutia; lo do at lioue ,
in lo s.'i mil b' tin' lia. Adilie-s C, It ,
'I illume oflke.
MN, .'.' ceais old, not liiinj; in tin- ilii,
would like .1 piniticiu as Mle-mau ill .1 fuilii
tine Mote; has tut w n' ixpuietuo in i Ih-t-ih,-
i i-.li fuiniliuo loio. Addles- ruinlltue,
Niaulon Ttihiine.
MII'VIIOV WA.NTIIU My a fu-it-elii- Aiok or
iliif, ii feu nu- and wauis in Milt, Addie-s
(.illitia, Hold trtndall, IIIiibIi.iiiiIoii, .V. Y.
WH'.D Wliiitioii, as uillulot or at geneial
'nflite woik, In a ouu' mill, 22 e.ll.s of
ii. Willi Kood bahil-, Al iifiiinti', AiIiIiimi .1.
V. H.. an- Biiiiial ih Iiun, illy,
slU'W'ION WtNIIID-lh a Jiniint lull' to di
ouiit.tl lioii-uwiik in ,c Iiuiilv of (wo; I'lelci -c
puitile piiltlltd; wllh pihlliRo of atleniluu
mIiodI l" afteinoons m icenlni;- nth week;
waui- Hindi mli'. V'blrev '"" taie of 'Irilmno
slFTwIoN .MI'n-ny imildl. asnl lady cu
liou-ekupir loi a (.'onlloiinn in I'll or eouti
tri' bc-t icfiimAe- chin. Object, nood iom
mid niodiiato in? J, llo 11. 'Itilmno Olflee.
Tr .ill eirs old, not Ihlitrf Hi this nl, would
' ' like a po-lllon a falf-nuii in a. furnlluru
htoie, has tin iaiV inileiiio in a flr-t lu
i ash fuiiutmu floie. Addii-.s I'liiiiilurP, bcramoii
'llihune
FINANCIAL,
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We Have for Sale
The Following: Stocks
Lackawanna Trust & Safo Deposi
Title Guaranty & Trust
Trader's National Bank
United States Lumber
Alamogoide Lumber
Clark ii Snover, Common
Clark 6c Snover, Prefer, ed
Bolt & Nut
Sctnntou Axle
Auburn Water
Jackson Watei
Pomeroy & Mlddleport Water
Blooinsburg' Gas cSc' Electric Llfjltt
TUeo, White Mfg. Co
New Mexico Railway
New Mexico Developing Co
BONDS
Altoona & Beech Terminal, fi's
Pomeroy Ac Middlepoit Water, 5'3
Jackson Water, 5'b
Owego Gas, 5's
Alamogordo Lumber, 5's
Alamogordo Iinpiovement Co, O's
Auburn Water Co., .Vs
Steam Heat, D's
Miibkegon Light Si Tiaction Co., 5's
I, F, Megarget & Co,,
Council Utilltllng.
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