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THE SCJRANTON TIUBONE"-MONDAY, JANUARY 20 1902.
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
TUNKHANNOCK.
epdl to th 8crnton Trtbuni.
Tunkliaunock, Jnu. IS. Tho VVInota
Worsted Yarn company has elected tho
following ofllcern for the ensuing yenr:
President, D. W. Stark! ticuauier, C,
-A. Ilungcrford; ecncrnl superintendent
rind manager, Samuel Fentlici's: dlrce
tor.M, XV, C. Klttredsc I). V. Stink,
Samuel Feathers, It. P. Nortluip, nnd
AV. K. Klefer.
3frn. George Plillllpsoti Bpent Sunday
with her liutslmnd, who In employed
In n. nlllt linhliln Cnnlnrx' nt narhondale.
X. II, Mack, ot Ili'llitplieui, who lion
boon vIsIIIhb hlH son. A. Vs. Muck, on
"Warren Htreet, returned home the lat
ter part of tho week.
Don't fall to hear the, grand concert
to ho given In the iiudltoilum of the
Methodist Episcopal church, January
,11, by a chorus of thirty or our best
singers under the direction of Prof.
Frank E. Chaffee.
Patrick Boyco, who Imx heon at the
St. Agnes hospital at Philadelphia, for
treatment the past two months, re
turned home on Saturday very much
improved.
Patrick and John Kllcy. or Luzerne,
were calling on friends in town on
Saturday. John and Patrick arc for
mer Timkhannock hoys.
Miss Inez I,elpham, of Duryea, was
tho guest of her cousin, Mrs. Stephen
Itobcrtson at this place over Sunday.
The newly elected directors of tho
Tunkhnnnock Cunning company arc L,.
T. Burns, F. C. Burgess, S. I). Ilecd,
F. C. Burgess, Aaron Brown, CI. Dow
DoWItt, Fred J. Billings and Theodore
Streeler.
Thomas Boyce, who has been visit
ing his father, Patrick Boyce, who Is
at the St. Agnes hospital, at Philadel
phia being treated, returned home on
Saturdav.
Fred Sawyer, of Spokane, Washing
ton, is visiting relatives at this place.
Mrs. T. B. Grenvllle visited friends
at WIlkes-Barrc on Saturday.
HALLSTEAD.
Epcelai to the Scranton Tribune.
Hallstead, January 19. Mr. Iteu
ben Span, of West Pittston, who
lias been employed by tho Broth
erhood of Locomotive Firemen to take
charge of the case of Postmaster It.
A. Barber, will not be retained by them
after today. Ho was an efficient man,
but under the circumstances It was
not necessary for him to stay any long
er. The other people at the house
where ho was employed arc doing nice
ly. Mrs. Marshall Henry, or Great Bend,
was burled in the cemetery at this
place today. Messrs. Crozier and
Burke, ot Great Bend, were the un
dertakers. Notices are posted that Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western employes
will be paid on Monday, Januury L'O.
Mr. A. G. Bradstreet, the popular
proprietor of the Central House, at
Great Bend, was calling on friends at
this plage. He reports business as very
good.
The Great Bend school and churches
have been closed by order of th'e Board
of Health until further orders. No
cases of smallpox are reported In that
place. There is great precaution tak
en. Mr. Joseph Whalen and wife, of
Montrose, were visiting their son Leo,
today.
WYALUSING.
Special lo tin' Sumton Tribune.
Wyaluslng, Jan. 19. Arthur Burrows
spent the week ut his home in Stevens
vllle. Martin Stalford spent last Wednes
day at Towanda.
Nearly everyone In town lias been
vaccinated recently.
The ladles of the Methodist Episco
pal church will hold a sock social at
Brown's Opera House, Jan. 2J..
Tho Twentieth Century club enter
tained the Fortnightly and Musical
clubs at the homo of Mrs. Wagner
Thursday afternoon.
The week of prayer Is being held
In tho Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Colt, of Towanda, Is spending
pome time with relatives in town,
About sixty friends of Hurry Gny
lord gave him a surprise party Fri
day evening at his home on Marsh
street.
Mrs. D. A. Hlllls leturned home
Monday from a vlblt with relatives at
Lestershlre, Pa.
WliWMERS.
Bpeclal to the bcriiilon Tribune
Wlnnners, Jan. 18. E. II. Hollister
nnd wife went to Scrnnton last Wed
nesday to attend the wedding of their
pon, G. G. Hollister,
Mr, Lincoln Merlthew has recently
bought the old homestead formerly
owned by C, West at Holllsterviile.
Mrs. C. West is visiting nt Itoyal.
Mr. William West is visiting his
brother, C, West, ut Holllsterviile.
The Pev. Mr. Haas held a series of
meetings last week In the M, P.
church at Holllsterviile, Much good is
being done through his efforts.
Tho well known Miss X. Hollister Is
still teaching music In Scranton with
the utmost success.
WALLSVILLE,
Tho revival meetings held In tho M,
K, church last week have been of un
usual Interest, Rev, C, T. Van Gor
der joined his wife In the services on
Monday night, and pleached u very
Interesting sermon. On tho following
nlghtu tho church hus been filled with
people eager for the gospel, and many
have sought the Lord. Never before
In tho history of this church has such
an awakening taken place.
BRITISH COLUMBIA'S OUTPUT,
A Toal Exceeding- $20,000,000 an
Increase of 35 For Cent,
fly Kxc)uhe Wirt from Tin Associated Prcju.
Victoria, U. c'., Jan, J9. A bulletin
lias been Issued by the Department of
Mines which estimates the totul min
eral production of the province during
last yeurat $20,713,501, which is un In
crease of 23 pec cent over lust year,
Mthough, owing lo the duties on lead
and charges of American refiners, there
was a largely decreased production of
lead.
The Increased production of lode
mines was BT per cent over last year.
U'Jte product of gold umounted to $3,-
GOO.ODO; silver. $2,600,009; copper, 15',
000,000; lend. $2,000,000, nnd coal, H,l".87,
830. The Kootonuy contributed about
$7,00,000 to the mineral production, Yale
nearly $3,000,000, and the coast districts
about $5,000,000.
FRANCE AND AMERICA;
Praises of tho Republics at the Meet
ing of tho American Chamber
of Commerce.
Hy L'xcliulvc Wire fiom The Associated Pi cm.
Pails, Jun. 19. Patriotic sentiment
and warm sympathy with Franco were
the keynotes of Satui day's annuul ban
quet and meeting of the American
chamber or commerce In Paris. Fran
cis Klmbcl, president of 'the chamber,
emphasized the former In his opening
speech, proposing n toast to President
Itooscvelt and President Loubet, and
saying that Americans abroad all took
pride In declaring, after the ancient
Romans, "CHis Aincrlcnnus sum," Al
luding to tho Franco-American com
mercial treaty, President Klmbcl ex
pressed regict Hint its advantages were
not yet suiriclently understood in the
United States, adding that ho was con
vinced Its needs would shortly become
Imperatively felt.
The year's report of the chamber tes
tified to Its nourishing condition. Its
Increased membership and work made
necessary extensive quarters, which, it
is expected, will be further Increased In
tho near future. Regret was expressed
that the United States congress had not
establshed the metric system. The
chamber is convinced that the adoption
ot this system will further develop for
eign commerce with the United States.
United States Consul General John
K. Gowdy paid a tribute to the late
President McKinley, und pointed out
that confidence in President Roosevelt
is so great that the onward march of
prosperity has never slackened. "Presi
dent Roosevelt's patriotism and stanch
principles," declared Mr. Gowdy, "will
continue to bear us on the gieat wave
of prosperity."
As evidence of the increased Franco
American trade, Mr, Gowdy was able
to announce that the exports from the
Paris consular district for 1901 beat the
record, and, for the first time In the
history of the country, the receipts
und invoices at Paris exceeded those
at London. Mr. Gowdy said that,
with proper reciprocal relations and
with the Increasing number or Amer
ican ships, the distance between Paris
find New York would grow less, and
that the future shone with tho bright
est piospocts for swelling the com
merce between the two republics.
M. d'Estournelles de Constant, the
guest of the evening, made un elo
quent speech, pronouncing a glowing
eulogy upon the United States and
appealing for a further tightening or
the bonds uniting the two republics.
The speaker said he hoped In his com
ing visit to Chicago to be able to con
tribute to the Improvement of the re
lations between the two countries. The
United States, he said, had been more
faithful to Republican traditions than
had France, for never once had It
swerved from the republican constitu
tion since its formation, whereas
France in the same period had trav
ersed several crises and had nearly
succumbed. He praised the proposed
establishment of a French industrial
school in America, and suggested that
the United States establish schools and
piovide for lectures in France, for tho
latter was not so old fashioned as was
supposed. "She leads all Europe," de-
claied M. d'Estournelles de Constant,
"not only in fashions and arts, but in
automobiles and dirigible balloons."
He had just seen M. Millerand (minis
ter of commerce), who told him that
he warmly favored the plan of young
Frenchmen going to the United States
to imbibe American go-ahead Ideas.
The chamber re-elected Mr. Kimbel
president. The other otllcers also re
tain their places.
SIOUX INDIAN LYNCHED.
Stole a Hoise While on His Way
Home from the Deadwood Jail.
Hy i:cliiilve Wire fiom 'Ihe Aoclatcd Pre.-s.
Deadwood, S. D Jan. 19. John Yel
low Wolf, a Sioux Indian, who was re
leased fiom the Deadwood jail two
weeks ago, was lynched Tor hot so steal
ing while on the wny to his homo on
the Rosebud reservation. When Yel
low Wolf Blurted for the agency he had
a worthless old horse and saddle. He
low Rapid City he turned tho old hoio
loose and caught u young horse out of
PICTURE
The furmer thinks this Is the only
boy up the apple tree, Can you llnd
two others?
Solution for Latt Week's Puzzles;
'Jluuduj-, Jan. IJ.Onc boy ii under (ho police,
nun's arm and the other M k'Cl( of hi hc4d.
Tuesdaj-, Jan, H. Keep counatl th)clt Hist.
Wednesday, Jan. 15. The dough forms the son
and the baker's right shoulder (01 in the wife.
Thumday, Jan. 10. To tolvc Ihl puI tlmt
puto the part to cjrdlojrd and form a v-qu.iio
plrture. lho anliiul air then easily foiinl.
a pnBturc on which to complete the
Journey.
He was overtaken by a number ot
men, nnd Inter was found, dangling to a
tree near White Ivor.' YelloV Wolf had
served several terms In the Deadwood
Jail for various offences.
THE GOLDEN JUBILEE OF
SCOTTISH BITE MASONS.
Will Do Observed at Clnolnnatl
Next Month.
By Exc.li.shc Wltc from The Aiioclated Frew.
Cincinnati, Jan. in. The Mubous ot
tho Scottish rlto are making arrange
ments hero for the celebration next
month of the fiftieth anniversary, or
golden Jubilee, ot the order. The Ohio
consistory has a membership ot 2,800.
Tho class of candldutes numbers morn
than 200 for the decree at the cathe
dral hero next month.
Among those who have signified that
they will bo present are Henry M. Pal
mer, thirty-third' degree, grand master
of the northern jurisdiction; James D.
Richardson, thirty-third degree, grand
master of the southern Jurisdiction;
deputies from the different states and
members of the various Supreme coun
cils, Including those ot Canada and
Mexico.
OBSTACLES REMOVED.
Success of the Pan-American Con
gress Assured.
By IIxcluslvc Wire from The Associated Pi cm.
Wnshlngton, Jan. 19. Secretary liny
has received a telegram from Mr.
Buchanan, of the United States dele
gation at tho Pan-American congress,
fully confirming the press reports that
a complete understanding has been
reached on the subject of arbitration
before the congress. This subject was
the only one promising seilous diffi
culty In adjustment, and the officials
are now satisfied that the congress will
be a success.
It Is expected that with this last ob
stacle lemoved such rapid progress
will be made In drawing up the final
proposal and affixing tho signatures
of the delegates that tho congress will
be able to adjourn within the present
month.
DECORATIONS FOR MARKSMEN.
By Exclusive Wire from Thcfisociatcd Pi ess.
Harrisburg, Jan. 19. Adjutant Gen
eral Stewart expects to begin within
ten day the distribution to the National
Guard of Pennsylvania the decorations
for tho rifle practice season of 1901.
The report of all the organizations,
with the exception of Batteries A and
C, Sheridan trlip, and the Eighteenth
regiment, have been received and ap
proved at headquarters.
The total number of decorations that
will be distributed among the organ
izations which have reported is 7,638.
TODAY'S ATTRACTIONS.
I.YC'IX.M John V. Vogel's Miiistiel.s. Night.
ACADEMY l'rankie Caipentcr conmanv-. Night.
STAH Oriental Huiloi-cpicis, Afternoon and
night.
"Barbara Fiietchie."
tljde filch wioto "Ilaibnra l'lietcliiu" with
the intention that it was to be piescntcd bj- ac
tors capable of artistic Interpolation. While it
was liclng plajed hy the JulU Marlowe company
it was a feuecew. The same could not he light
fully said 'of the presentations at the l.vecum
.Satuidaj-. ''ihe coinpanv as i.nd CLiupaiiles gq
was up to the ktandir.l, but the pin is not for
:i load compauj-. Ocncial Stonewall Jackson
numbing ".ill iIjj- long thiough the viliave
Mrect" at the head of .1 "icbl host" cf three
privates and a seige.int won't i!o in Scranton.
Much ot the ill-uccc.-.s n! the picsoiititioii was
doubtless due to the fact that Mls I'tamca
daunt who cssajed the title lole Millcred fiom
a hoarseness which tniut have nude It veiy pain
till for her to speak. Had h In en at her bet
Fhe might have done much to icdc m the other
wcakiic-K's, for time w.i" no qne-tion but 1h.1t
the is well fitted foi ihe part ot ISaib.ira.
Vogel's Big Minstrels.
John W. vogel's big minstrel?, wlihh nuied
ly takes 1.111k .is the lugct and best erg.iniri
lion of the kind now before the public, ioni".s
to the Ljceum this evening, the engagement
being limited to .1 single piifoniunce,
Arthur Hlghj', who last i-eason nude such n hit
with I'IcM'h iiiliutu-K will furnish .1 lot of
cheeitul nonsense; (hailes (J.110 will l.c 011 hand
with a well-tilled Inink of infectious humor; the
O'iliieii tioupc will pieseut their reallj- marvel
ous acrobatic turn; Itoulette, the JUuope.in unr
el, will ofler for the lii-t time in Ameiloa his
pantomimic clown Juggling, net, and Jinn Uoiil.ui
will amuse with I1I.1 very funny trlik blejele of
fei ing.
Mr. Vogel's oflnlngs in the pist have been
os good. If not belter thin unj thing of the Mini
seen liciraliouts, bU peifuim inces hiving been
exceedingly popular became of the many inna
valioiis intioduceil. fccjM ale now on sale,
Fnvershnm in "A Roynl Rival."
William 1'avfrsluni phijs lib. llrt ingaseiuriit
at the l.jeemn theater 011 Tilt-day night. It will
be .1 iiplendld attiatllou foi few actois enjoy -i
gieat 11ml !uccre a permiiul popul.iiil). llevvlll
appear as Pon Cucir de ltjon in l)u' Maurlcr'
PUZZLE.
I'rlday, Jan. IT.-One rat i under the i-utj'a
chin, one i to the left of the to.it, one li in ihe
coat and one Is pceplne out of liie bairel.
Saturday, Jau. 18. One robber is in Hie bag.
Th back of her Jacket tonnj another, and 0110
Is under All Maba's handj.
j Theatrical I
BniaaaBaiaMgiBawMgwBMBOBBWtMUittUiiirTiMiiiiiiiiP
romantic ply, "A, Itoj-al nUal," Ih which 1m
closed t-ecchtiy't'lrliitiipliiiit engagement of 110
night at 'the Criterion thealcr, New York, As
the hero Pon Cacar linn whom them la no more
plctui ramie figure In romantic drama lie lm a
role admirably (tilled lo his ttrlkliiR personality.
Sate of tc.iti opened Sitimlay morning1, nnd
(rood nits ut 73 ccnl, 1 ami I,M may Hill lie
tecuml.
Howard Gould In "Brother Officers."
A particularly Intctettliig tintiounccmcnt, Is the
eomltiff ot Howard tlould, aupioiicil by an ceel
lent company In the New York Umpire theater
MictrM, "llrother Officer," by Captain l.eo
Ticor, ot the llngllsh nrmy, oik! hli Imtlil It
kltovvn In the corrcctncM ot uniform, equipment
and military obnetvance which Is M vvnoliilly
lacking In the majority of plaB of till cluiacter.
Mr. (toiitil, h.n never liccn neon to licttrr ad
vantage than ai Llcufcnaiit John lllncU, V, (',,
who Inn fought hi way from the rani.!, to n com
inhwion In o cinck HrltMi cunlry irglmcnt,
'flu lronget element In (he character of I!ind,
ll Ids maiillncs-c, and thh Mr. Clould, U well
fltteil t) evprOTi. H li not a war play, nor yet
n. xnplil comedy of manner; hut u ettumr dra
matic play of tlmplcit lecture und transparent
xcrlly. It lottrliM the heart and uiovct the
foul. Mi', (lould's support I capable, and the
prodiictlcn Is the uue In detail, as that given
nt the Dnplrc theater dnllng the two .lean of
It urn In New York. Mr, Oould'n uppo.iraneo
in tli' city will lie ut the I.jcemii on Wcdneid.vy,
mitliir,' and night. Sale of seaU opens Ihl
inoiiillixi
"Shelter Bay" Tonight.
The play f elected hy the inanigcmcnt of tho
1'iankte Carpenter company for ilhclr opeiihiR
performance tonight nt tho Academy of MuMc
is ".Shelter Hiy." It Is n piece dealing with life
on the Maine coat and i u ylece especially
ttilllcn for Mls Curpcntrr hy I'dwln llirliour, the
author of the "O.iiihon nlrl," "Northern nights"
and "The While Squadron." The action ot the
piece lukr.s pi ice In the llolimvjy lioiiiclc.nl,
the llhgi giefii mill the Itglithou'o omlooklng
XcUl's Neck.
As is usual with all repcitulie compinles, spe
cialties will he given between the acts and dur
ing (he action of the piny; wrcral late war films
will he pinjecteil onto a Luge crncn and (he
"Stocy of Clmlnell.i" ii perhaps their bn-t mov
ing pic (me. Tlio concert onhestm carried hy
this crmpnuy will under some tuneful (.elections.
The rcpcutolio to be presented hy the rrunMr
Cirpenter compiny iltirlnj; the week, is an
nnunrcil in the advcillslni columns of this
paper.
Sousa and His Band.
Sou-a Is hack fiom Kngland again, wearing his
now honora modestly and after a brief acation
has already Inaugurated lib tegular wlnlcr tour
which will embrace New Kngland, the south and
the middle w-rc. The Ameiican bamlmister and
the Aiucilc.iii li. ind cic.ited a sciiejtlou in Crcit
Hrltaiii, where the success far ciceded tint
achieved by any foreign "musicians in that conn
tiy. At the opening concerts of the band in I.on
don, at the lioyal Albeit ball, ,000 people pild
.idmif.sion lo the llnee conceits, cieallng a new
ircoiil for the" hall nnd u new icioid fur the
Sonsn band for indoor i client?. The bii.tl was the
musical scn-atioit of tho season, nnd Sousa re
turned to Ameilc.i wlih ioj.il decointions, medals,
loving cups iiud IU.HIJ other evidences of fivor.
The gieat band will appear line in two grand
concerts at the Scianton Alltioiy cm the aflei
noon and evening of .lanuarj' 'IS.
'J lie Kiloits vlio ,in fthircd in the Kngllsli
nuiess ale Maud Hcfsi-Davles', soprano; lloio
thv' Ilojle, inlllii-.il'. and Ailhur Pijm, tiom-bone.
Oriental Burlesquers.
Di'giiuiing todaj- for three daj.s theie will bo a
return engagement of Watson's Oriental Riir
lesqucrs at the Star, Xo coinpanv has as mauj'
funnj- comedians, piettj- women and as goigeous
costumes a3 tiiej'.
The opening hmletta is of the effervescent or
der, and keeps things sizzling. The olio is c
ceptioiullj ftionp and cntcrtolniii'j, and serves
us to a tie.il frldom offered br 11 burlesque or
ganl7ation, in v hleh v ill he seen the queen of
burlesque, Jr.inettc Pupre, John Weber coni
pinj", Ifinlhoiuc and Allen, Belle ('onion, I.js
sard llrotheis. Kittle Clements and Wet and
WillkiHis. Closing Lhof p'l foi ounce Is 11 novel
and np-to-thc-minutc liifrlcupu-, "The Itulfalocs."
STAG3B NOTES.
Manager 1'isl.e of the Manhattan theater has
selected I'rnnk Keen in in "Ihe lion. .John i;rlgs-lij-,"
to tolluw Mrs. V'lskc when ftli" e-ids her
sc.isfen nt tin- tl'citer, the litter put of J.iint
iii. Mi. Kecinii ucceulid isol Smllb llu's-ll
In this phi, .ii.d Iih mid. ,m enviable iccotil
on the roid.
David lieU-io has clo'd a conlucl vvllh O'c ir
llammeisfein which will gh'e him Ihe lli'mibl'ie
Ihealei, in New Yink for .1 teim or ten jr.vn.
Ml. lii'ljsin leilued a hingv.1 111 ling ambition
in getting the ncpnbllc, nnd v. Ill plav his M..-s.
Mis. ('.liter. Plane he Hates and David W.uttel I,
exclusively at this house.
Julia M.iilovvc is Mid to be 11-g.itinthig for .1
dr.inia of Auurlian life, "Dolly Maclisnu," whiib
ecliteis about Hut Inly of th" while hniisc. The
plot is laid in Wishiiiglc.il .ibuul ISli mid the
Morj is built on ,1 acif iiniiciit .ifl.itr of groit
ili-llc.cc v. Itj- her wcm.ui's wll she deals up .1
situation which had cenllll hopeless.
In speaking or the fut 111 1 of the stage in tide
rcuiiitij, Mr lleiuv living ricei.tlv slid: "some
diy rr oilier men in h!'h d.ices win it1 ill- power
to do folio"' tin- v 111 to do will .cake In the
fact tint thej hive leidv lo tlie'r huijc nue
of the most potent ItistiuiucnU that the world
has ever s-cn or ever cm so- for leaching eeil.iin
fails and pluses cf life."
Tcic.i Vaughn Is Mill conflped in an in-aii"
asjbun at M'oieiMii', Jla. An -ittompt w.i, re
cently nude to secure lici lelea.e, but nltei .
criiisult.illiiu the pliy,iii:ms deciiled It would h
better for her lo uinaln In the osjlusn. Jlls
A .iu:Iiiis hair has tuineil completely white, -iti'l
the phjclci.uis claim freni (hl.s tint she imit
h.ivo siiftt-riil icveie mental strain, wbiih make)
t dangerous to nlluvv her her llbeity.
It has Rcii"iully been undeistood ;lnl theatilcal
.nuillences in this coiuitiy areiiuid Cliristma.s cl.iy
urc almost iccord Iireakci.s, lint London far out
ifllpi Hi? I'nited Stales In this rc-piet. The ilay
alter (hiislmas (bnviner d.ij) is tin- greit on'u
over theie, nnd it is estimated that VUOir) per
sons nl'rnilcd the the.ilils Ciowds of people
giiunleil b.v the police, rampril out in funic of
the eiitiaiiies himia befoie the lime licd for the
opeuliirT of the docis.
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Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Pnv of 100.
, . CTc1Iis; "d- Ajked
Liclawamia Dairy Co., Pr, , 00
County Savings Uank "c lX;int Co., 300
Flrtt National Bank' (Ctrbondale) ;;!
Etandaid Drilling Co, ,,,,,,...,.,,. ... a
'iliild National Umk 330 ...
Dime Deposit and Discount llaiik.. 273 ,,,
THE TRIBUNE
4 Lines 10 Cents
Atore Than Pour Lines, 3 Cents for Uaclt Kxtrn Lltti.
Tor Rent.
s.ssswsysss srs
l'OH HUNT Store, comer Pittston nveiino and
lllrch stieett good location lor greeny
floro or hold, Addres", Comer 1'IIUton nvtliue
and lllrch slicct.
IIOlWi: KOU IIIIST 1520 Wnshhurn Mrrct! alt
latest iniptovenienls.
1T10.M APItlt, l-I)wcltlng nt loos Pine Bttcet.
l'redeilck Connell, lib I'enn avenue,
Toil llllNT-Speedvv'ay Hotel. Apply I" '. ii.
Kemiucter, 12S runlclln avenue.
FOIt IIKNT $1S, one-hall of double home, In
upper Orecti ltldgc; lnigc .void, bull, hot
nnd cold water, range, electric lights. II. I.
Hamilton, 1'iull building, fepruce stiect,
WantedTo Rent.
vxx.n.".
LAKK AIIII'.L COTTAdi:, wanted to lent, Jum
to cirtoiier, 4 montlu or .1 tuonlhs, lutuiqieil;
nothing tancyi just plain and comf.'rtable, nt
reasonable pi lee. Addicts Cottage, Tilbune,
WANT11D TO HUNT Tluco or four fuinlsliccl or
unfiiinlshcil rooms for housekeeping. Addross
S2.5 Jetferson avenue, city.
For Sale,
vsrtswwvwwvs
l'OH SALL' .Milk route and cows, together or
.sepainlc. Addrc's Harvey Jacques, Mooslc, l'a.
l'OH SAMJ Cutter cheap. In good condition.
Apply at 219 Linden street.
Jl'ST AltltlYlllI with caiload of hores; good
workns and snernl c!oe!y matched (cams
W'elght from 1,100 lo l,8no. Can be seen at Ml
llajinond court. 1' M. Cobb.
l'OH SALi: Miav lng, ".ivvdiiit and kindling wood.
At Aii'Iej's Lumber Yml, iOi Scranton St.
l'OH SALt: The bar and futures of the Union
Hotel on Lstkavvnmii sheet, Oljplnnt. Lo
cation excellent. Lodges inert In building. Sell
ing out on account of ill health. T. P. Jonca,
l'ropilctor.
l'OH SALi: Stock of the International Text Uonk
Company of Ketai-lon (foimeilv the t 'cillery
Engineer Co.), Chis. 1). Siticterson, lliil W joining
avenue, 6eir.nton. l'a.
FOIl MALI'. .ClIL'Ar-Klicwooil, iron rooting, lint
her.s, boards, scintlln?-, etc., fiom old cais:
Millablc for all pmpos. Jennings, Central
Mine.s switch, foot ut llan ptmi atlcet, off Souih
Main avenue.
l'OH SAM Tiro light spilug wagons and ome
haintjss, cheap. Kvans, rear 1113 Lmcrne
street.
FOR SALE Cheap ( horse. Eprlnj wagon and
harries, at No. 182(1 Cedar avenue.
Public Sale.
PCUL1C SALIC Wc will "sell at public sale for
the benefit of whom it may concent, on Wed
nesday, .hiniuiy 22, at 10 o'clock n. lit., nt fin
f-hcrlit'R oftlce, In the Court House, of the Cltv
of Scianton. two (2) eltnies of sjoek of the
Mowers' Perk Packing and Provision Compiny,
tho sime being IHd as coll.ileial to a note.
WKI.IXS & TOItM'.' Attoii.ijs.
Furnished Rooms.
rurtNISIIKD IIOOMS for rent, modem improve
ments; piivalc family; gentlemen piefeiirel,
at rsl7 Adams avenue.
l'OH HCNT Two comfortably furnlhed looms
for gentlemen; modem improvements; pri
vate family. .'BO Washington avenue.
roll HI'NT Furnished ircnt room, with heat,
bath nnd gas; near court bouse; gentleman
preieircd. Address Ilooin, Hex 2!)!).
FOlt ItK.VT FurnMied loom; he.it and hath.
0;5 Linden street.
FUHMSIIKD HOOMS FOIl HUNT, with beat, ras
and bath, gentlemen prcfeirecf, at 'i9 Adauti
avenue.
JMoney to Loan.
ANY AMOfNT 01' JIONIIV TO LO V('ultk.
straight loans oi llitlldlng anil Loan. At
from -1 to n pet cent. Call on N. V. W.uket,
bllsilj Connell butldlnj;.
Wanted.
W'ANTi:!' Gooil nernni1-liai.il furnace, will pay
ea.li. Address Lock llox 1TO, s-eiantoii, l'a.
Wanted Room and Boaul.
WA.NTLII Ilooin and loaul In icflnod nvit3
family bo tbiec ladies; iui lo c.xccetl iLl p.r
week. One located within five niiiuite- walk p ,m
eilj- lt.ilt piclciied. Ad.luv.-s, K. II, Tiiliune Of
tlce. Rooms and Board.
A LAItill. I'llONT 110OM, with boaul, at Kl
Atlauio avinu.' Suitable foi two juiinj ine.
HOOMn 10 I:I:NT, with bind. s01 Mulberry
s'.iect,
Boarders Wanted.
PltlV ATI! FAMILY wiilics to lnTeTtvio ' nPe'iiicn
to board, Cciluau 01 Fugli-h. Cull iiuy t,m.
altci 'lhuridaj. All conveniences, suT ll.iitlo'i
avenue.
Business Opportunity.
HAVi: OL' village, city 01 loan piopeitj, Imsl
lie or block uf goods to sell 01 exchange?
I.Ut joui propeily with J. L. Tiacj', ileal Fstate
Lxclmnge, Wavvilj', N, Y.
blOCK AND WllllAT 'IIIADKIIS without delay.
Wilts foi our special niailet letter. Free on
application. S. M, lllhbaul & Co., luembi'ri N.
, (1 iiiolfiliited and Stock S.xrliange, SI and Pi
llioadwaj', New ml. UitablUlud Pi'il. Long
Ulsiimo' Phono 2:S llroad.
Lost.
LOST Hetw ecu Green nidge and D.'tly stieets,
011 the way funn Scriiuton, a long blael;
fur: finder will be revvaided If leliuued tn Mrs,
'ihonias .UcWateis, UI7 Dett slieel, (lictn llldge,
Economy Light. II. S: P. Co
Filst Nation il Hank
I.41 ki. 'Iniit -v: Nile Deposit Co....
(I.11I, k Snover Co., Pr ,,
K'i anion lion I'ciico ,V Mfg. Co. .,,
Scianton Axle Woiks ,,.,.
Scianton Savings Hank
Tradeii,' National II ink
Siiaiitou Unit A, Nut Co
People'.) Hank
New Jle?.lco Hy. & '. Co
IIONDS.
Scianton Pavcnger Hallway, flnt
Mortgage, due 1020 '.
Pcoplo's htieet Hallway, flu, moit-
gage, duo 1013
People's btrcet Itailnaj, Uencial
mortgage, dun 1021
Dickson Muuufai luring Co
Lacka, Tovviuhlp behoul 5 per cent.
City of Scraulon St. imp. 0 per
cent. ,
Scranton Traction u per cent
I.touomy Light, Ileal Si Power Co..
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Scranton Wholesale Market.
(Collected by 11, (J. Dale, 27 Lackawanna Ave,)
I'loui-ifl.U).
Ilcaiis fcS.ai.
IliitU'i I'loali cieamei), 23c. j June cleaiucrj',
UMv. i dalrv cuamci), 22c.
I litese-llVaaU'o-
Fggs Nearby, Die; fancy itoiage, 21c,
Peas Per bushel, 51.50.
1'outoci. Per bu.licl, boo,
OiiIoim I'd' buhel, l.tiO.
Philadelphia Live Stock.
I'ldladelphla, Jan. 10. Live stock uc'ilpti for
the- weeki Cattle, 2,7Wj theep, 0,110; ltog, 4,ai,
I'attle All bc'ltei grades rulecl steady In piliei
under 11 seasonable iilipiiiy, while loiuiuuli ami
medium Muck wcro a aludu lovvci; best, (MJ.23a
(1.50; choice, ifikiO.'iJ; good. 3.0O.i3.73 meilluiu,
Sl.73a5; 1 0111111011, if 1. 23a L no, bhecp and Lauilu
In lihcial supply and maiket rulnl active at well
maintained values until tho cloo o( the week,
when tt cased ofl a trillc, sIictii, cstru, IVaiHicj
good, -iJtWc'.f medium, SiiuSc,; tomiiioii, 2a
3c: lambs, iide. Mz 'rice$ kept .teady
under MtUfactory iradliri," which leadlly ab
KOtbccl all tho most deniable otteiiiigs; western,
SV-iaOc, Fat cows, modeulp demand, at 2?ia
3?c. II1I11 cows, liia'ie. Yea I calvw, tlnnlv
held at Cad',ic,j cMra, choice, 7!6a8c''i commo!.,
a6o. Mlkh covvi uf best Mlccttomi, IplOaiO; com
111011 to fair, $2Oa30. Dui-sed at-ei, tsalOUc
Drcwed covvi( tHia7tsc. Diessed theen, 3cVc.
Dieted lamlxs, balk.
'S "WANT"
SITUATIONS
WANTED
PRHG.
nilANClII WANT siTI'ICHS.
Want Advertisements Will Do
Received at Any of the Follow
ing Dmg Stores Until AO 1', M.
Central City
ALtlKHT SC'lllil.TZ, corner Mulberry
street and VVehsler avenue.
OU&TAV I'lCIH'U CiU Admin avenue.
Wo3t Sldo
aroitai: jiinkiss, 101 south Main
avenue.
South Scranton
ITtl'D L. TLltPPi:, 720 Cedar avenue.
North Scranton
OL'O. W. DAVIS, eoiiur Not Hi Mln
avenue and Maiket trect.
Green Ridge
CIIAIIM'.S 1. JONl'.S, 1337 Dickson
Hvemie.
F. J. JOHNS, ICO Kicen llldge stieet.
C. LOHI'.NZ. coiner V'avhlnglon nve
line and Marion stieet.
Petersljurg
W. II. KNKPFIU., 3017 Irving avenue.
Dunmore "
J. o. nosi: ii son.
Kelp Wanted Male.
WANTED Person In each county to lepiescnl old
established house, solid financial standing:
straight, boiu-fide weekly cash mlarv of MS paid
bv check each Wcdncscliy, v,ltli all expense-;
uiii-ee iioiii iieniiquareei -lonej aiivuitecii inr
expense", llnelo self-aiklres-d stamped envcl'
ope. Manager, S23 Caxlon building. Chicago.
WANTIID ltcllable joitngi linn to solicit and
collect for icspon-iihlc house. X2 pel d.ty to
start, (loml chance for adveiicemenl. Call loom
II, Hurr building.
WANTi:i)-Hy leading Pl.lladelpliki liom.-, firat-
clasj Mlpman, to sell general lint- of taper
to lite lelall tiiule, one who his an acquaintance
preferred: must have lic-t icfeience and be able
to furnish bond. Addies P. O. llox iO1, Phila
delphia. Help Wanted Female.
FIFTY OPL'HATOnS WANTCD-Stcady work
guaranteed. W, K, Deck k Sou, 2:J'J dams
avenue.
WANTKD (51 rl for geneial bouaevvork at Dalton.
Address 11. T., cire Tribune.
Recruita Wan tod.
WANTr.l) FOIl U. S. A11MV Able bodied mi
ni lru'cd men bitvvocn the ages of il ami .";
eltietis of the t'nilcd States, of good chuiactcr
mid teuqieinlo hablLs, who e.m speik, i"id and
vvtitc Lngllh. For iiifoiutatlou upplv to Hecrult
ing Ollke, No. 12J Vrjomlng avenue, Scianton,
l'a.
Situations Wanted.
WANT!".!) Hy a good gill u place to do hou-e-woik
in private family; oulj hi, ill family
paving good wages need leplv. M. C, Tubune
ofHce.
A PORTION wanted by a young mall to woik
afternoons or evenings, can assist in stcu
ogi.iphy und tjiiewritlng. Addiess, II. 1.. S, 1010
Noitli Wa'blnglon nvemie.
YOL'Xfi MAN cf 20, with liuslm-ss cdiicatijii,
wants bookkeeping position 01 otliic woik
cf tiny kind, live jells' cxpeiic-ntu as cleik; e in
luini-li excellent icfiieucu. Addle-', Position,
liox 10.1, Mcosic, l'a.
WAYiTD 11 .1 jotii'g l.uly with good 1 dm.itlou,
.1 fioslthm In .111 ofllei' 01 .11 .1 slant book
kcepei; higlie.-t iiteiencc-. 'vdilit-ss llox-r 1(11,
llawlej, Pt.
W'AXTIili-l'ewllio'i .is bailiepii in fii-1-el.is,
salcon or 1 it'll bouse bj pail win, ilioiughly
iindtr lands his hitsin"s.sl laige cxieriiiKe, ca-pibb-
e( tiklnr full chtigi'; leicictiee .is lo elm
acti'i, itc; l.ivc bein ounei' an I uunigei fjr
imiiibci Jen-, Addtesc Ikx" 20. Tnbitiic ..ftlce,
WAM'llH "-mall (ainlly wa-hlng ilon- at home
Mond.ijs. Mi.. L.l irahiioii, oi'l Dlx conn,
eitj.
WAXTIlll-A posltluii as biokkeipci by gentle
11.au v.ith Mxleeu Jens' cxinilc-iiev; beat of
lefeicnces. (!. 'Iiibuiie ofllce.
bllLATION WANTI'.ll, bj niiuicl mm, as pil
ule 1 -iilimau: best c.iy leterenie. Apply
A. ''.., Tiilmua ofllce.
Sl'ir'!l() W N'Ii:i) Hy a vvouiin tn go out
vvoikutg 01 to like washing a ml mining
bome, 01 go out vva.hliig and itoiilug, Addi.-s,
c,13 On haul Mien.
Mll'WIOX. WANTI'.ll A juauvr vvouiin vvl.h
child :.' jcais old; hini-ekeeii'ug ttcfeiied;
be. t lefeiepci-. .Mis. ISiown, .Scianton posiolllee.
SI IT '.UK )N WANTI'.D-As cbik 01 wo'ikmau Li
Jewelry stoic; thiity jc,n' c-xp.'ticii.c; goml
1 cf ei enoe's, Vddiess A, C. II., 22a Spilng Lticet,
Wist Pitt-ton, Pa.
MUTATION WANTLD-llj 11 jouug 111,111 as a
teaiiibter fur pilvalo familv. or .inv kiml
of woik; lan give lefi'iince it iciiiiieil, Addie'ss
William .Moigau, ,,,-' Ivie.sslil coint.
lOl NO Amcihaii gill wants putlnu-i ,11 genei.il
houscwoik in small iiiivalo t.imll.i. Host ol
icfcrences, II. I-., Tilbune oftlic.
SIII'A'IION WAVi:i-!ly .1 gill to do general
house v 01 1.. Cull at 2l"i Putnam -.tied.
SlTl'ATION WA.YILD As It.nnUi-r or i.ihle
bass or take '.'.lc 01 hoi,e, A. II,, 321
Pittston uvcmic.
SITUATION W'ANTHD-lly a jouug gill 10 JC.il
old tc. do light liousiwuik. 11111-.' ami wasi
Ing. Addrcs, Ik II., 210 Walnut .'luct, Dun
mole,
WOMAN, ni"d 21 jcaii, with cxpeileuie as a
lioiiiekicper, deslies emilojliiiuc i.l hcuaral
hou-ewoil., Addiesi 01 ..ill SJ'i Putiiam slicct.
SI'l CATION WANTi:il-(llil wains place lo do
light bou'cni'ik. Addiiss Minnie bpaiildlng,
131 hiisipiehiiili.i blli'it, llllighiliiti.il, .. ,
SI'IIATIOV WANTI.'H-lly cxpeilrmeil shoa
saii'siuaii; will .ucpi uiutleiaiu sulaij', A I
illi'.v. ., (ieiiei.il DellveiJ.
sril'.VIlliS HMi:i)-lly tall.mw, all c.r pan
of time, on coats or ti uun i. Addiess II,
1 .lit1 of 'liibuui'.
Sfll'.VUON W NTi:i- H.v Jouug lady vvllh e.x
peiieiue: deslies poslliou as 11 steiiogiapi.er
and tjpovviller. Addicts A, 'II,, clc of 'Jillniuo
ofllce.
YOl'.MI MAN wWic portion in hotel as night
e K'll., 01 ut an thing In hotel well.; Itus good
habits and cm come well tovinmcuded. Ad
ilrci', J, Ik It., 1000 South Main uveuue, S. tin
ton, l'a.
A TIIOltOUtlllLY up-to-date, i-xpcilenced, llr.l.
el.is clothing fc.1lesi11.111, wants a job; ivjlllug
to piovo efficiency and abilitj or aeccpt 1ll-111l--.il
without paj; competent to write, edit and t.iku
charge ot all mlvcrtUIng in an cuiglual miiinei.
Address J. A. Liogau, Wilkes-Haiic, l'a.
WE OFFER TO YIELD ABOUT 5
$400,000
BUTTE ELeCTRIC fill POWER CIP11'
Of Butte, Alont.
(Butte U the grcatett copper pioduclns clt) In the world.)
5 First Mortgage Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
Denomination t?,000, matmlng 1 lo 30 jcais. Amplj piovuleil for by reserve tnd
linking fund. Net earnings tluco and thiee-.piaitcis tiiues imcii-tt iluuges.
Write for leport of Mr. bamuel Iu,ull, l'loldefit of the Chicago Fdlson Co., and special
cliculai.
RUDOLPH KLEYBOLTE & CO.
I NASSAU ST NHW YORK.
V
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directokt;
3 Insertions 25 Cents
AIomTImi I'aur Llnej, 6 CcnU for lincli Bxtra l.l.is.
PROFESSIONAL.
Cortlflod Public Accountant.
nm'Alll) C. RPAULDIMI. 2.1 Tit AiTkII!)" HANK
Hiilhllner, and St. Paul nulldlng. New York.
Architects.
LDWAIIU II, DAVIS, AIICIHTI'CT, CONNLLtj
llitlldlng.
FHi:i)i:iiicK t,, iiitowN. Alien, n., ni!.u
IMate Kxchange Illdg., 12(1 Washington avc
Civil nnd Mining Eugincera.
II. I'. IIAHDI.NU. 00(1 CONNULfa I1UILDINO.
BcntiBts.
wt. .. i:. i:iLi:.Nui:it(ii:it, pauli huildino,
t-'piuco street, Scranton.
Dll. C. O. LAUllACH, 113 WYOMING AVKNUL'.
Lawyors.
ritANIC II. HOYLK, ATIOHNHY-AT-LAW.
Itooms 12, h, id and 13 Ilurr Ilulldlng.
1'. K. T11A0Y. ATr'Y, COMMONW'UALTH IILDO.
1). n. HKPLOflLi:, ATTOIt.VUY-LOANS NIXO
tlaled on icil rstnto seeurltv. Mears Uuildlng,
corner Washington avenue and Sptucc ktrcet.
WILLAHI), WAItltLN to KNAPP. ATTOISNiJA'S
"'"I rouiifollora-at-law. Hepubllcan Ilulldlng.
Wa-hlrglon avenue.
JlkSSUP tc JllSStlP, ATTOHNI'.YH AND CO0N-scllors-nt-lavv.
Cominonvvcallh Ilullitlng, Hoomi
19. 20 nnd 21.
LDWAKD W. THAYIlIt. A'lTOItNKY. HOOM-)
OOl-OOl, 0th floor, ."dears building.
L. A. W'ATnilS. ATTOHNIIY-A'I'-LAW, IIOAHU
' ? i ado llulhling, Scranton, Pa.
PArri'.ltSON & WILCOX, TnADi:if3 NATIONAL.
Hank Ilulldlng
C. C05ICGYS, 0-1J HIPUDLICAN DUILDINO.
a. w. nt:in'ii0LF. ofitci: movtd to no.
211 Wj'omiitg ovenue.
Physicians and Surgeons.
7T.7" ..." .rr. .
Dlt. W. L ALLl'.N, 313 NORTH WASHINGTON
avenue.
DH. S. W. L'AMOHHAUX, OFF1CH 3J3 WASH
ington avenue. llc-ldcncc, 1U1S Mulbcrr.v.
Chionic dlsea-'cs, lungs, heart, kidneys' ai'.d
genlto-urlnaiy oigaru a specialty. Hours, 1
to 4 p. in.
Hotels and Restaurants,
iin: flic cAn:. 125 and 127 fhanklin avf.-
uuc. Hates icasonable.
P. ZIL'OLnn, Proprietor.
SCHANTON HOUSn, NHAR D., I,. It W. PAS
senger depot. Conducted on tho Luropean
plan. VICTOH KOCH. Proprietor.
Scavenger.
A. n. Illtlr.'GS CLF.ANS l'KIVY VAULTS AN II
cesj pools; na doi ; only improved pumps Used.
A. II. Driggs, propiirtor. Leave orders 11CQ
North Main avenue, or Licko'p. drug store, cor
ner Adams and Mulberry. Hoth telephones.
Seeds.
G. I!. CLARKK & CO., SIlL'nSMI'.N AND N1JRS
erjmcn, stoic 2U1 Washington avenue; gieec
liois-e, 1930 Koitti Main avenue; atoro tele
pltone. 7S2.
Wire Screens.
JOSLPH KUIllTr.L, HFAU fill LACKA. AVI'.,
Scianton, Pa., manufictuier of Wire Screens.
Miscellaneous.
DRl'SsJlAKlNG FOR CIlILUltl'N TO ORDKH;
also ladies waists. Loulsu bhotm.tkcr, 21J
Adams avenue.
JII'ISAHHL'I! J1P.OS., I'llINTinis' SUPPLILS, FN
v elopes, paper bags, (wine. Warehouse, UO
Wasliinglcn avenue, Scranton, Pa.
Till: WH.lvi:) HAItlli: lUXOUD CAN Bll 1IAI1
111 Si.ran(on at the news e,tands of Hci-iuai
llios., 400 S-pruce and 301 Linden: M. Noiton,
:.'22 Lackivv.inna avenue; I. S. Schutzcr, 211
Spmce street.
Real Estate.
l'OH SM.i: 'lite clesii.iblc dwelling, 1122 Monroe
.1x1 11110, eoutei Miilbeny; easy terms. Fied
click Connell, US I'enn avenue.
FOlt SALI! Oil '10 Ll'Vbi:, for a term of jcais,
Hue coiner piopcil in upper (lieen Hidge;
lilci-aiiti'st location in this valley ; hou.e has
nine looms and is 111 exielleitt shape. Teiuw
ca.sj, Appl) to Di. I)c an, did Spiuoe hlieet.
roil SLF. One acie of land, improved with
nine-loom licuim; plenty and vaiiity of fruit;
good location in village of Flcetville. Mis. Oliva
Fish, Fleelville, Pa. '
LEGAL.
Till: ANNl'AL MI'.IITING of the ftcckholderi of
lhc l..iek.ivvanni liu-l ami Sale DcpuMi 1 0111
p.ui) lor the 1I1 it leu of iliicctciin to sc'ive for tint
lUsuhu jeir. will be held ut the office of tin
ompauv, 101 Lackawanna avenue, Siiaiitou, Pa.,
mi Moii'd.i. l'i In iiaij It, IW, between thn hoim
of tliie'o and four o'clock p. m.
HIIXIIY Ili:i.lN, JR., Mvift.u,v.
OFFICII OF tho Sci niton Holt mil Nut Co.,
Siiaiitou, l'a. 'I lie .Mum ll Meeting of thn
slockhiildcis the N union Holt ami Nut ( oiil
paliy, tor the election of dhccfom for the in.
Miltig J1.1i'. and foi llic tiaiisiiellou of sucii utlur
bu.iiii'Ss a- iiiav pn.ptil be bunight bctorc It,
will be held al the oflieo of the Compiny, at
the Woiks, on Tlnusdij, Jamiai.v 2.1, ut 2 o'clock
p. in. L. M. IHlltl'ON, Sct'ietai.
Till: ANNUAL MI'.IITINO of the stockholders ot
the .scianton Ikdding Company will be held
in tho Kile-moms ot the couipau.v, i.iJ Lacka.
wanna avenue, 011 'ilnusdi, Jiniiuy 21, at l.."Q
p, in. F. A. KA1SIIII, Scictaiy.
Till! AN.M'AL 'uuetlng of tho slockholdcis of
tin- llnliipilsu Powder Matmf.11 tilling Com
pany, tor tho 1l1ctl1.11 of dlii'ctois and the trans
action of mi di i.lhei bti-lutss ns ma pipporly
"loiue lielolf It. will be I eld on Wcduc-day, .l.iiin
uiy '.'.'ml, I!I2, at (he ultice of tlij' ,'nimtuii,
heianlon, l'a., at fl.SO o'clcck li. jn Ko tr.ui"
fer nf stock will be mule foi tip ihvu next
pleading tint date of the ubovo meeting.
Ik I'. KINtiSIU RY, hecictary.
NOTICi: IS IILHI'.IIY (IIVHN (hat tlio annual
un cling of the stuikholdcis of the Poyntella
Uo eoinpany vvili be held tit the ofllce ot Hi
picldctit. 1 01111 1' 01 Washington .iwsiiu; und I.lu
ileu stint, cm Monday, Jnu. 20, ut 2 p. 111., f'.r
(lie puiposc of c'hctlng diicctoi and ttaiisiictlug
ittc'li other business .is may conic lielore tho meet-iui-.
Ik A. CLARK, Secretary.
FTVVWVCML
, F. MBQARC3EL S OO,
STOCKS. BONDS, SECURITIES
CONNELL BUILDINQ, , , ,
I, F. Megaigel, Hoy Chester Megjrg.'l.