THE SUUA3NT0N TliJLBUJNifi- SATURDAY, MAltOH 1, 1902.
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I MONTROSE.
Upeclal to the Scranton Trlnune.
Montrose. Feb. 28, The nnnual meet
ing of the' Montrose Klro ilcpnrtniont
takes nlncc lit the parlors of the Hook
mid Ladder company this evening.
At a meeting of the town council on
Monday night, that hoily turned down
by rpfUHlng to pay bills mnotinttng lo
nbout $300, which were contracted dur
ing the small-pox Bcare In Montrose
the first of the year, nnd which had
been approved by the board of health.
As a result of the, council's action, Dr.
John a. Wilson has, through his attor
ney, K. V. Sartord, Instituted n suit
against the borough, and other of the
creditors wilt take similar action. The
general sentiment of the taxpayers Is
that It Is an outrage for the borough
to refuse the authorities proper com
pensation for the splendid work they
did In stamping out tho contagion
and In protecting tho town from an
other outbreak. While all seem ready
and willing to pay their proportionate
share of the necessary expense, there
will be n vigorous kick if, In addition,
the citizens are called upon to pay the
costs In an entirely unnecessary law
suit. Montrose was given splendid ser
vice and protection and she should not
have hesitated a moment In footing the
bill.
Warren li. Arnold, of Carbondalc,
spent Sunday In this place.
Mrs. 0. II. Wutrous Is visiting friends
In Philadelphia and Coatosvlllc.
Billings and Ilyan, hardware dealers,
have dissolved partnership by mutual
consent, the business will be continued
by Mr. Ilyan alone. Mr. Billings and
James Van Cnmpcn have purchased the
furniture and undertaking business of
D. C. Tltmnn & Son, and will take
possession about the middle of March..
"The Katllr Boy Choir" will appear
at the Baptist church In this place
about the middle of March, under the
auspices of tbc Baptist Young People's
Society Christian Kndeavor.
Editor J, P. Taylor, of the Republi
can, who has been seriously 111 with
pneumonia for the past week, Is some
what Improved.
The revival meetings at Zion African
Jlothodlst Episcopal church have closed.
A total of ten conversions Is reported.
ur venerable townsman, D. C. Han
drick, remains very 111 at his home on
Chestnut street.
'John J. Doyle, Jr., of Scranton, vis
ited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Doyle, sr at their home on High
street, in this place, the first of tho
week.
A great rain storm has been raging
here all day nearly. It is feared that
our neighbors down tho Wyoluslng
creek arc having serious times with the
high water.
Mrs. E. I!. Joachim and children, of
Unadllla, are guests of her parents, Dr.
and Mrs. AV. W. Smith, in this place.
TUNKHANNOCK.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Timkhannock, Feb. 1!S. Miss Eliza
beth Stark, of West Pittston, is the
guest of the Misses Kate and Myrtle
Vosc, on Wyoming avenue.
Shcrirc John W. Cray left on Thurs
day morning for Philadelphia, for the
purpose of removing James Terry, a
prisoner confined In the penitentiary,
to Danville Insane hospital.
A majority of the creditors of the
clothing firm of Skinner & Peter, who
recently became bankrupt, have agreed
to a compromise on the basis of fifty
cents on tho dollar for their claims.
Sheriff sales of real estate will be
held at the court house on Saturday,
March S, at 1 o'clock p. m.
K. W. Fargo, the newsdealer, will lo
cate his store in the Democrat build
ing, on Tioga street, about April 1.
Tho Wyoming County Farmers' insti
tute, which was to have been held in
the mouth of December, but was post
poned on account of the small-pox
epldemic.will be held at the court house
on Thursday and Friday, March IS and
11.
C. A. Dershcimer, esq., and James
E. Frear, esq., returned on Wednesday,
from Philadelphia, where they argued
tho equity case of Celestla DeWItt vs.
Ettlc DeWItt, et ul before the Su
preme court.
A 'sham law suit In tho nature of a
broach of promise suit, will be held at
the' "court house on Friday evening,
March 7, for the benefit of tho Presby
terian church fund.
John 15. Fuscett, of the firm of Brown
Si Fassett, millers and produce dealers,
and Miss Margaret Torry were mar
ried at Scranton on Wednesday. Tho
newly married couplo will spend their
honeymoon In the South.
Fred M, Williams has been re-appointed
postmaster at Nicholson.
Goodrich I Dullard, a Meshoppon
merchant, has been adjudged bankrupt,
and u meeting of the creditors will bo
held here on March 7, for the purpose
of choosing a trustee, etc.
Alvln Day, senior editor of tho Wy
oming Dcnfqerat. Is confined to hla
room by Illness.
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UNIONDALE.
Speclil to Hie Scrmton .Tribune.
Unlondale, Feb. 28. An Interesting
programme was rendered Inst Monday
night In tho band's hall by membern of
tho graded school, under tho supervi
sion of tho principal, Prof. J. P. Wll
win, and Miss Virginia Carglll, teacher
in tho intermediate department. It
was in celebration of Washington's an
niversary. All tho artists did them
belvcs credit,
Mm. S, S. Coleman was recently
called to Unlondale, where sho greeted
for the first tlmo her granddaughter,
Miss Bui'dlck.
Daniel Qlbson will havo churgo of Ills
Having a Hun on Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy.
Between tho hours of eleven o'clock
n, in, und closing time nt night on Jan,
25th, 1001, A. V, Chirk, druggist, Olado
Springs, Va., sold twelve bottles of
Chamberlain's Cough Itemed)'. Ho
snya, "I never handled u medicine-that
spld better or gave better satisfaction
to my customers." This Itemedy has
been In general use In Virginia for
many years, and the people there are
well acquainted with its excellent qual
itles. Many of them luivq testified to
the remarkable cures which it has ef
fected. When you .need a good, reliable!
niedklno for ii cough or cold or uttuck
of the grip, use Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy nnd you ore certain to bo
more than pleased with tho quick cure
which it affords. For sale by all drug-gists.
faljior's farm during the coming yenr.
Ira B. Thomas, after a visit to New
York city, returned home Tuesday
morning.
Harry Swingle, of Mlddlctown, N. Y
Is homo on a vacation.
Born To Mr. nnd Mrs. W, Crocker, a
girl.
Several of our townspeople attended
the Sundny school Institute In Forest
City Tuesday.
Mrs. Harriet Boswell Is spending tho
week with her daughter, Mr3. Lewis, in
Carbondalc.
MONESPALE.
Special to flic Scranton Tribune. .
Honcsdale, Feb. 28. Emmons Peck,
of Carbondule, was a Honesdalc visitor
yesterday.
Miss Eleanor S. Kimble Is homo from
tho Bloomsburg State Normal school.
Miss May Guernsey, of Scranton, who
has been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
W. H. Spencer, returned to her home
today.
Itev. C. B. Carpenter, of Mllford, de
livered a sermon In Grace church,
Ilonesdnle, Friday evening.
The grand jury completed their du-
PROVERB
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ties on Wednesday. They found a true
bill against George II. Bell who passed
tho forged check nnd was arrested In
Carbondalc.
The Republican county convention
will bo held Monday, March 17, to elect
delegates to state convention and place
In nomination a candidate for congress
and state senator.
Today registers one hundred and thirty-two
days of sleighing. The first fall
of snow was on November 11; since
that time sleighs have been in use con
tinually on the streets of Honesdale.
With the exception of Front street for
a few days, the sleighing has been
good. The winter has been fine for
lumber and acid wood business
throughout the county.
The public vault In Glendyberry
cemetery now contains five bodies.
Tho directors and patrons of A
graded school should bo able to select
a principal without the aid of the col
umns of local newspapers.
Mrs. R. N. Torrey and daughters,
Misses Clara It. and Edith F., have
gone to New York city for an indefinite
stay.
The machinery of the Hawley knit
ting mill was purchased at sheriff sale
by Eugene Courtrlght and P. H. lloff,
of Honesdale. Tho machinery will be
moved to Honesdale and put In op
eration. Messrs. Courtrlght and Iloft
have three factory sites In view.
An organ recital, solo by Miss Flor
ence Wood, nnd duet by Miss Wood
and Mrs. W. A. Wood nt 7 o'clock Sun
day evening will precede the evening
choral service.
The three-act muslcnl farce comedy,
"My Girl," will be given in the opera
house on Thursday evening next.
There is a heavy downpour of rain
today. At 2 p. in. there Is a heavy
thunder shower. The streets nre alt
filled with water. A flood in the rivers
Is expected.
NEWJHILFORD.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
New Mllford, Feb. 2S. Prof. K. A.
Benson will deliver an address at the
Susquehanna County Teachers' associa
tion, which will be held In Hopbottoui,
Feb. 28 and March 1.
Lewis Bell, ono of New Milford's
popular young men, has accepted u po
sition us draughtsman for the Empire
Elevator company in Now York.
Mlssf Mlnnlo Bradley will entertain
the YV. and O. club nt her home Mon
day evening,
Union services will be conducted In
the Methodist church Sunday evpnlng.
Rev. Charles Smith will preach.
Clarence Townsend, tho little son of
Mr. and Mrs. 12. N, Townsend, who has
been seriously ill, is slowly Improving.
The fourth number of the lecture
course will bo given In the opera house
Saturday evening, March 1, by C. II,
Frn3er. His subject will be "Tho
World's Tomorrow or a Dream of Des
tiny." C. H. Moxley, of Hallstcad, was In
town this week on business,
Mrs, T. Coleman "visited friends In
Binghamton UiIh weak.
Miss Clara Inderlled Is spending a
few days with relatives in Bingham
ton, Tho German Medicine company will
closo their engagement In this place
next Tuesday evening, and on Wednes
day leave for Hopbottom.
The Grip Follows the Snow,
It can bo prevented und the worst
cases cured in two days by tailing Lax
atlve Hromo-Qulnlne Tablets, E. W,
Grove's signature on box,
HOPBOTTOM.
Special to the Gcrantoq Tribune,
Hopbottom, Feb, 28. Tho Universal
1st church sheds collupsed owing to the
heavy full of snow,
Mrs, Willlum Wllber has moved In
Mr, Charles Kellum's houso.
Mrs. M, McYicar is visiting her
duughtor, Mrs. D. Carpenter, In New
Jersey.
Tho Ladles' Aid of the Urilvetsallut
church met nt tho homo of Martha
Boll's for dinner Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. 12, M. Tiffany were at
tho Parlor City Thursday.
Mr. J. H. Van Loan, of Hallstcad,
nnd Mrs. Frank Benjamin, of Nichol
son, wore calling on friends In town,
Mr. llunl Tlngley Is visiting his pa
rents nt this place.
HALLSTEAD.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
HallBtenif, Fob. 2S. It. G. Scott, of
Montrose, was a visitor in town Thurs
day, on his way from Mlddlctown, N.
Y where he has been assisting in fit
ting up u dry goods and furnishing
house.
B. C. Head Is visiting in Montrosc.
Mrs. llnggerty, of Scranton, who Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. T. F. Mil
lane, on Saturday fell from a chair on
which sho was standing and broke her
arm, Dr. Schoonmnkcr was called and
reduced the fracture.
Dr. Irving It. Schoonmaker, of Hall
stead, and Miss Edith Daniels, of
Scranton, wore married on Thursday
morning In tho parlors of the Arling
ton hotel, at Binghamton, by Itev. L.
W. Church, of Wnllntend. Mrs. M. V.
Daniels, mother of tho bride; Mr. nnd
Mrs. J. J. Compton, of Hallstcad, and
Mr. and Mrs. II. N. Morgan, of Lester
shire, 'were present. The bride and
groom returned to their home In this
plnce Friday afternoon.
Mrs. S. H. Wells entertained a small
company nt tea, Thursday evening, In
PUZZLE.
6ome
this proverb?
honor of her sister, Miss Forbes, of
Lisle.
Norman Wolcott has accepted a posi
tion in the chair factory.
Mrs. Charles Simpson, of Strouds
burg, formerly of this place, died yes
ten a v.
Deputy Sheriff II. S. Couklln. of
Montrose, was at this place and Great
Bend, Friday, on business.
William K. Barnes on Jlouday com
menced his duties as clerk for Track
master Cowling.
Miss Clara Hall, of Scranton, Is visit
ing friends in this place.
Mrs. P. L. Corby, mother of Mrs.
John Tcrboss, is reported to be Im
proving. Samuel Gobel, of Oneonta, Is visiting
nt the homes of C. A. Trowbridge and
W. H. Decker.
MOSCOW.
Mrs. Pi ice, of Cresco, Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Shoemaker.
Mrs. A'auglm has returned home after
spending a few days in Philadelphia.
Row John B. Davis, tho Wyoming
conference evangelist, who is holding
revival services In the Methodist church
Is awakening considerable interest.
Mr. Davis will preach Sunday morning
nnd evening. The meetings will con
tinue next week. All are urged to at
tend. Mr. and Mrs. Silvara were visitors in
Scranton Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Ruth Gardner Is visiting friends
In Pittston and Kingston.
-Mrs. Addle BIcseckor entertained the
following company at dinner Thursday:
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Blesecker, Mr. and
Mrs. Claionco Blesecker and daughter,
May, and Miss Knte Shelthorn.
Mrs. Stella Wombacker spent part of
tills week at Dalevllle.
Mrs. McCartney, who hns been spend
ing the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
G. S. Brown, left AVodnesdny for
Stroudsburg.
Mrs. D. J. Roberts Is visiting friends
in Moosic.
The thaw of tho heavy snow and tho
rain for the past two days has caused
the streams to ovorllow und Hood tho
lowlands, and It Is feared will do much
damage.
WATCH DOGS. '
Ever on the Alert Alive to Every
Form of Oppression Kept on Edge.
Burdened Beyond Endurance.
Nerves Give Out.
Tho macliluery of a mill that grinds
day and night has to shut down now
and then for repairs. It Is tho samo
way with your nerves. Overwork,
close application, our ways of living
bring about nervo wusto that sets up
symptoms of various kinds, u may
be falling strength, weakness, languor,
headache, sleeplessness, etc, - AVhat
evor It Is, nerve foieo Is lacking and
tho means of restoring rests with Dr.
A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills. A great
many people In Scranton vouch for
this.
Among them is Mrs. Joseph Mitch
ell, of No, 010 Linden struct, West
Scranton, Pa., who says: "Dr, A. AV,
Chase's Nervo Pills are fine. I was all
out of order, nervous, and could not
sleep, weak and miserable, The kid
neys were sluggish and the back lame.
Nothing seemed to help me until I got
a box of tho nerve pills at Matthews
Bros', drug store, No. 820 Lackawanna
avenue. Since I took them I sleep well,
don't Jerk und talk. My nerves ure
steady. I feel strong, and tho kidneys
are working well aguln. tarn moro
than pleased, anl glad to lecommcnd
tho medicine."
Dr. A. AV. Chase's Nerve Pills are
sold at COc. a box ut dealers, or Dr. A,
AV. Chase- Medlclno Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
Seo that portrait und signature of A.
Ar. Chase, M. D., aio on every package.
THE MARKETS
Wall Stroot Bovlow.
New York, Feb. 23. The forecast ol the bankl
siaiemcni nun ine prospect ui additional nc.ivy
rcqtilicincnls upon New York bank reserves over'
runic tho tturkct loday mul dragged price down'
ward. 1 ho vjowtiward movement townnU Iho
hllcr putt of the trading showed moio eon
sbtcney Ihan uny prcvlom movement during the
week, Prliei ot nil ilnscs of stinks were alike
nrfcclciiV 'Ihe liquidation was not urgent and
tliowctl no signs uf being forced but it was cvb
dent that It was thought beat tu be prepared for
contingencies in the money market and take in
ll rail po'Slldc.' Tho preliminary llguros ot the
week's cash inocmcnt as mu.dly published on
Friday, which Include (lie known movement uf
money up to Thursday night, indicates tint Ihe
banks have lot nearly $0,UUU,(xn hi cash during
the week. The exports o( gold i.illrd exactly
'for $.1,013,82.1. The routine sub-lrcasury opera
tions took !f'.,,Jl).1,177. The regular exprciw mot
merit with tho Interior was In faor of New York
to the extent ot len Hum u million dollar nnd
today tlirip win dcponlled nt the nub-treasury
$.';U0,XW tor transfer to Chicago, uhltli would
nbout wipe nut the earlier gain by the banks,
'tho loan Item icmalns In Ihe usual obscurity,
but theie Ins been no Important nloik market
liquidation, fjndlcale Mib"crlpthms to the (llu
iw nnd Slnrc.li combinations hac been railed,
und three Is possibility that the gold exports
lcproH'iit the paying ufl ot foielgn obligations
nnd their tmn(cr lo loral banks, as was the iae
with the Inst gold that went out. There is no
HicaL hope, theiefore, ot anything but a vny
wenk bank ictiirn tomorrow-. Ilejond that, the
pcrsl'tcut flimuitu of the foielgn exchange mar
Kit Indicates tint further gold will l'o out by
export next week. The llntt deposit nl the tub
treasury for transfer to the west Is generally ae
lepled as the iilgn of the turning nioiement uf
currency nway from New York ngaln to meet tho
usual, spring requliements In the interior, 'the
iciiict In the treasury authorities for pcnnlsslon
tu deposit gold In Vow' York to be drawn on nt
Sin I'lanclsrn foreshadowed n further movement,
wliit.li pioinlsps tu rr-uli nearly $15,000,01)0 and
which Is connected wllli hjmllcalc pi) input 'or
street railway ptopeities nt San rr.tniKco. The
day' ticl Ionics iuu mcr a point for gome of the
importan stocks. Total silos weic 414,000 kIi ires.
The following quotations arc furnished tbc Trib
une by M. H. .Ionian k Company, rooms TUj-TOi),
Hears building, Sunnton, Pa. Telephone, COOS:
Open- High- f,ow- t'los-
tinr. est,- est. fng.
American Sugar Vl')Vi 1WJ 128' I 12si
Atchison "'"'A Til ToS "i
Atchison, l'r M UT 0(1 U7
Ilrook. Traction (10 CO 01 ay,
Halt, k Ohio 101 Wi 10.1 10l(3
('lies, k Ohio 47 47 40 40
(hie. k V.. V 21 1145i 2.1 2.14
i-'t. Paul KCT in.1 10',i lnJ,
Hock bland 101 11,1 101 1014
Delaware k llud 17214 172',, 171-li 171?
Kan. & Tex., l'r Slili WJV4 OfiVa 5J14
Louis, k X.i-1 101 101 W.':h lOW
Man. nicuitcd 1S1U i:tt?i 132 1.-I2X,
Met. Tucliiin 1imiS lf7)is 105'A mSH
Mfssoml l'.uKlc 100 100'i ITOi P'Hi
Southern IMeltli- 04 fil m 01
Norfolk k We-lein .... 53H BS14 KK fiT-li
lirie :w asii ns ns4
i:rle. 1st l'r SMi kS',4 6if, 0S',A
N. Y. Central Kl Wl'ii. Kl'i bU',i
Out. k We-,t rer .13 kiu :iV4
I'cnmi. It. It l0)i bit I'll)'. IIo'.h
Heading .1BV4 i"'l'j S'i',5 5'
Heading, l'r 81 81 SO', S0V,
r-outiiprnii.it :w,i :u :ui :ii',i
Southern It. It., l'r .... pel PC. ti."'-j n"',4
Teun. real k tun 851 rHi 0711 nr
If. S. Leather li'-6 ll'i ll'.i 11'i
I'. S. lluhhcr 10V4 H'lfc l"'i 1"'W
'nloii I'.icillo ! ra UsH 37i
Union f.uillc, Pi S7 87V4 S7V1 fcTVj
Wabash. IT 4.1 411 42:i 42Tb
Western I'nloii M'4 PO',3 IXU.i -'Wj
Col. I'uel k lion SMi Sri" & K, P-Hi
Ain.iI. Copper 7Hi 71 Told 70'1
People's (i.13 100 KK1 UTi !;'l3i
Col. bnuth 21. ! i 22' i 2i',S
Texas '.itifie 40"j IO'j Jllia lO'.a
Am. Car oFundiy 2SH "'HA 2S 2S'n
I". S. Heel Co KSVi 4-; I l',A l'i'4
U. S. fctctl Co., IT .... IT) !ij',i 01 0J
Scrantotl Board of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
STOCKS. Bid. Asked.
Lackawanna Dairy Co., IT. 60
Count- Savings Hank k Tiu.it Co.. SOO
l"irt Xntloii.il link (Carbondalc) 600
Third National Dink 050
Dime J)cpoit and Discount lank.. SOO
Kconomy Light. II. k P. Co 43
1'irst National Dank l'JOO
Lack'i. Tru-t k Safe Deposit Co.... 103
Clark k Smncr Co., IT 125
Sctnnton Savings Dank 500
Tradci.s' National lank 2J1 ...
Suanlon Holt & Nut Co 115 ...
People's Dank 135 ...
Scranton Packing Co 35
110NDS.
Scranton Passenger Hallway, first
Mortgage, due 1020 115
People's htrcet Hallway, flrst mort
gage, due 1013 115
People's Street Railway, General
mortgage, due 1021 115 ...
Scranton Traction 0 per cent 115 ...
I'tonomy Llgnt, Heat k Power Co 07
Noith Jirsey A: l'otono Ice Co 07
Scranton Wholesale Market.
(Corrected by 11. O. Dalo, 27 Lackawanna .Uo.)
l'loiir il.'
IlCJIM $2. 10.
Hultei l-'ie.-h ctcanuiy, SOe. j June tie.imcry,
2.l'4a2l',4e.; tt.iii , 2Jc.
Cliiue 11VS.il2e.
Lggs Nearby, 10c.
l'eas Pir bu.l.el, VI. 73.
rol.itoe.1 l'cr bushel, .v3e.
Onious lcr biuhel, Jl.OO,
New York Qrnin and Produce Market
New York, lVb. 2S. l'lour M.ukct was dull
:iC-in but i-leadily held. Wheat i-pot linn; No.
U led, S7',ic f. o. b. ullu.it; No. 2 led. MOlc. clc
x.itoi ; No. 1 northern Dululh, W,.i-. f. o. b.
ullimt; No, 1 haul, Ns,!'. f. 0, b. afloat; an c.uly
trenil tow.uds lower pikes in wheat, iiillucnccd
b. f.iwjl.ililr wcithif new-,, gno way laler lo
inoderale stieuglh and ndame on Ihe hlghei
1010 giaiii'-, imeiiug und leporls uf lower (cm
lierature in the iioitlineM; clo.ed Hun at c. n"t
adwime; M.111I1 ilo.-(d M'.ic ; .May, WTicj duly,
b2c; bepteinber, Mltr. Com Spot Hun; No.
2, 70e, clev.iloi and "IHc. f, n. Ii. allo.it; up
tlnn market was hlead at opening uniliiig ait
ic and iiilluciill.il Minport wot, which Willi light
Iiu 111 oirerliig.s nnd higher cables Mislulned thn
market all day, tlOhing htiong at ae. net
adtauce; May closed (o'.tc; July, ISic; S"p
teinjier, fi5',4e. (Ills !-iot quirt; No. 2, ode, j
No. if, lUVii.S No. 2 while, BPti-.; No. a vhlte,
.lie; Hack ml.xed wii.tein, Cui'ilv.; trail; white,
.liable.; options neliie and ulronger Willi torn.
Iliillei- Kiini; creamery, extra per pound, 27c. ;
do, flrst.s, 23u20c.; do. M-couds, 2.li.'le.; do. lower
glades, 21ii22c; iieniueiy held, fancy, 2la2Hic;
do, dveonds, 2l)i21c. ; t-t.lte dally, tubs, ficdi,
llnet, 2."c.; do, fiir to good, HM20c.; wei-teru
factoiy, ficsh, 20c. ; do, fair to good, "hISc.
Checj.i Firm; slate full cieani, mull fall mike,
colored or while fancy, 12'.ial2',4e. ; do. fall
make, iliolee, Uiu12i.; do. large fall make,
fancy, llall'.lc; light (.Wins, choice, Ul&altV.;
do, laige, ihoiie, fcliaS-Jic ; pait hkiim, ba8V4e,
llggn I'iriner; dale and IVnnsylvani.i, imcnndled
be-l, 2!i',4c.; weslern bet, 2u',ic; do, fair to
good, 2SV4a2!)c; Kenluiky best, 20a20i4e.; Haiti
11101c and Wiiliiiigtoii, LHiSOHe. ; southern best,
20c.; do, fair to good, 2714a2S',si-i diities, 2744c
Chicngo Grain nnd Produce Mavltet.
( hlcago, lVli, 25. Grain tpeculatlnii was
swayed by the neither today, (iriieml itoinn
bad an c.uly bcaiMi clfcct on wheat but wmkej
Ibv oppasllu way wllli cunin und wlieat traders
who ohl fclioit early weio foucr to tutcr. The
iloso bliuui-d May wheat Mc. higher at 77e. ;
May com, 'JUTU". higher at WiAe., and May oat
1c. adtame at IHic I'rotUion do id ra7 ',!.,
lo ISViu. up, May pork $13.4714. Cash quotations
weio its follows: Hour .Steady; No. 2 tpring
wheat, ; No. 3, 7ll70ie.S No. 2 red, hlV4a
82?H',; No. 2 loin, ; No. 2 Jellnw. j No, 2
oit, 4Ij4I14c; No, S white, iUtia.f No. II
while. IHtalWjC ; No. 2 ije, 30a5'l'f.c.; good
frilling hirlct. fair to iholio malting, AOaliic;
No. 1 flax M'cd, Sj.HU ; Nu, 1 northwcstciu, M.US;
piliiie tlmulhy ociil, 5-1; nuts poik, per bairel,
Klli.15.U5.30j lird, VO.2uaO.22V4 j hliort illis. .Ids,
td.3Yi8.!0; dry sailed shoulders, boxed, T'.SaT'.ie.j
ehoit dear sUIcj, ,l'3iS,75.
Chicago Xdve Stock Markef.
Chicago, Till, 28. Cattle Hecelpts, 2,r00; tlow
stcadyj good prime fclecH, l.fX)au poor to me
dium, ifl.nl. 10; hi inkers ami feeder, i,23a.'i;
iuv, I1.23a3; lieifem, !fJ.21a5.25; cjuners, I.2'm
2.52; bull,, .MUl.i.u; called, S.'.JIUU; Tt-xa.s fed
ktvcik, 1.511.11.73. IIorr llciclpu, 2l.om);. ucthe,
10c, liigher; mixed and butt hers, th3.e0afl,:Ki; good
lo ihoiie heal, Wl.J0a0.a3; lough lieaiy, $-1.1X1 1
11.13; light, $5.73a".U; bulk of ulej, sf.1.1X)HJ.i.
Miec He rlpts, l.OliOi Iut (,lead ; Jambs
lowcij good hi ilioiie uellivrr, l.iWaS.-ii; welt
cm lil'Cfp, fl.5lla5.tX); uatlie limlu, .).73jU. U;
westiin lambs, I5.23all, 10.
.i
CLARK SUAW1T.
'Mm. M. i:. Drown ami i-oih, Kterett and ( lor.
rnte, left uii Monday for 1 lie borne of Mrs.
Ilrottn'n paieut, ut ItUing huu, Maryland, where
they will maku a iliuit V if.
Mrs. S. T. Walker I'liU-rtinnl the Udle Aid
coclity ut ber home on U'jnola avenue, Thurs
day afternoon.
Mr, M. M. Ifuirord and family lute moved
tu btiouiUbmg, whete tlicy will rcide in tho
futuie.
Mrs. Jcwe Hunt wiu In Snantoii thli week,
attending- the funeral of her brother,
THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT"
4 Lines 10 Cents
A'ore Than Four Lines, 3 Cents for IJncli Uxtra Llns,
For rtont.
l'Olt IIKST Stoic room609 Lick.iwnim.l nenue,
next uoor 10 i imcy s ury kuinh rmu-. , ,"
tesslon glien nt once. Apply lo John D. llojlc,
ilothlrr, 11(1 Laekawaimi nienue.
l'OII IIIJNT FIup prlale lesldence In (lieen
llldge fecllon for lent for one Jcar, furnished
or unfurnished) 12 looms; modern impiou'iiipiits;
otpani and trolley lines convenient. Addrcu
Xenla, Tribune ofllce.
rOlt ltlltsT 1'lrst fiat ocr diug store, lorner
Adams avenue nnd Mullierry street, clglii
rooomst fleam heat; ntso large light bicmenl
under drug store. CuI or nddress A. T. I'll?.
nlmmoiMf, 0.10 Mulberry street.
l'OII HUNT Dnfurnlslied rooms for Hplit lious.
keeping: beat, gas, bath, for family without
children. Possession Immediately. !)!" Jelfeison.
l'OII 1II:NT ltenulifiil nnd ent.uged ofllces In
the I'aull bulMlng. Inquire of Hamilton,
room ;:oo.
Toil 1I1JXT House (111 N. Washlngfon nicmie,
coiner I'inc, 11 looms, bath and laundry. Ap
ple to .1. . (,'arney, M7 Linden street, who
only has nutliorlty to show Ihe 110110.
roil HUNT (Iroeery sloie or good stand for meat
market, coiner 1'itt-ton avenue andlllich
slieet.
roil 11 1 :.T It -room house near r.ictoiyvlUe.
spleni'ld locntlon for the summer J good
pasture for hor-es. Apply 1SOS Sanderson avenue.
l'Olt ItCNT Corner store No. 302 Lackawanna
avenue. AIo dwellings nbovc. Apply
nnlilsinitli nro., 301 Lack manna avenue.
l'Olt HUNT Stoic room on second floor over 1111)
Lnckaivnmu nvenue. Plate glass front, in-
qulip of Kiolosky flios.
IIAI.K DOt'llLi: house, K1S Harrison avenue, ?13.
Also half double house, 100S Pine street, ?1.
os.'s!nn now. Apply 030 Harrison avenue.
For Sale.
CAIIPIITS, linoleums nnd oil cloths sold every
day ,1 o'clock. 60S Lac knwann 1.
iOS.Lacknwanni. See auctions.
l'Olt SAI.K Klfie kinilllng wood, stove length.
Two dollars big load delivered an.vwbere.
Mail ordeis. ,lcnuliig, Central Mines cut. Al'n
second hand lumbei suitable for all mupos.es,
very cheaii.
KOIl SALK Two light spring wagons and some
haimtu, cheap. llvans, rear 1132 Luzerno
flreet.
FOR SALU Cheap; horse, 6princ; wagon and
harness, at No. 1320 Cedar avenue.
Business Opportunity.
S'lOCIv A,ND W1IUAT TlSADKltS without delay.
Write (or our spcilal market letter. I'reo on
application. S. JI, HIbbaid k Co., inenibcrs N.
Y. Ccnsolldated iind Stock Sxchange, 41 and 10
Ilroadnay, New Yolk, litablishcd lSiil. Long
Distance' Phone 23S8 Broad.
T;
TODAY'S ATTRACTIONS.
LYCKU.M "Our New MliiUlcr." Afuinoon and
night.
ACADEMY Maude llillman company. After
noon nml night.
fal'-Vlt Yaudevllle. Afternoon and night.
"Our Nefr Minister."
Dcnm.in Thompon's J-'Our New MlnUJci" will
liave one moie piCMMilation at Hie L.vceiuii, his
season, this afternoon and night. That tffts latest
piuduct of Mi. Thomp-011 l.s one to loiijuie with
Is pviilenicil liy the iountle.'.s requests uf tluaf
lical mamgeis cveryvvlierc lo book It, for It is
ono of Ihe few genuine money winners of Hie
prc-ent diamatic season. '
Hcfoie Its Hrt pioductlou In floslon, two years
ago, its managers had only moderate expecta
tions concerning the new p'SJ e, but It did tliat
mo-t astonishing of all thing-, surprised ils
iiiauagcis, and til.it Is more than surprising one's
mother. As the "Old Homestead" biought many
dnllais to the fortunes of its author to will be
the case with "Our New Minister." The tame
gie.it east will positively be seen wllli the ad
dition of I'.thel lliooke 1'ergiuou as Nance Han
som, the convict's daughter.
Corse Payton Comedy Company.
Corse I'd) Ion's Comedy lompan), with ils ii-ual
equipment of beautiful sienrr.v and high ila-s
tpeiially eitisls will begin thfir week's en
gagement in Suanlon next Monday with that
interesting drama, "Jim the Penman." ft is u-e-lesH
to dwell upon n coinpuivm of a "I'd) tun
Show" with other 10, 20 and Ml cent attritions,
for Scraulnn people me alieuly familiar with
the fail that tlicie are no otlitr popiil.u pi lied
companies in the world today equal to the Corse
I'd) ton altiaillon and Ids comedy tompaii),
which comes to the Aiadeni) of Mutfc the loin
ing weik, ale nut only piepaied to keep up
their reputation, butthoy xxlll better it.
Specialties will be given between every nit,
thus making a lontlnuous peifoim.mie williuiii a
minute's wait, khotli at lualinee.s and cvenlngl
lierfoiiii.inirs, aifl the price-, will be popular ns
...ml V ..nnei.ll ln.llltif.,, lill In L'tll'll Moilll.ll
"' .-,-. ..... - n
atlciiioun at 2 o'clock.
STAGE NOTES.
K.itheilne 1'Uhcr, d.iughter of Alfied I'Mier,
of the Amelii lllngham company, and Maggie
Hollovvay 1'Uier, of William ravernham's nun
p.iny, assumed her llnt linwit.int rolrt last week,
pla)lng N'clliu Ogden in "'the Hon. John
drlg-by."
"Whin Knighthood Was In I'lovvcr" Is to tour
the country again next seaaon, but Instead of
Julia Marlowe, Lille LIMcr wil have the i-l.tr
lole. Mbs. LlUtcr Is playing tills season In "Hal
liard rrielchic," in which Miss Marlowe appeared
last year.
"Ilapp)" Ward, o Ward and Yokes, iccenlly
scoieil a rltli coup on Old Colony lallioad sloik,
Ward Is tald to have ileaicd in one day, (JJ.liOO.
Tliem loinedlans XV 111 iIoiiIiIIcm be f.iti-licil If
their new vchlile, "The Head Walteis," wins
'hat much money on the cutlio sc.i-on.
The Kansas Clly Times, in review ing tho con.
ceils by limes and his baud in the (ireat Comiu
tiou Hall, In that clly lcicnly vvldib organiza
tion is lo pliy hero noon, at the I.yieum has
this t say: "Two nudlii'ics of gieat slie
heaid the limes conceits nt Convention Hill )c.s
teulay. 'Ihe band shows gitmth, especially in its
riiidltioti cf the higher foims of musical lompo
billon. The selections fi mil Hie masteis vveie alt
well given. I'nnsidciahle popular music was in
teirpervod. Tho gland ugieia features VHic
btiikiiigly meiitoiioui."
I'r.ink Mclvee Ins doulilless dlsinvcred lalm
and plenty of it for the hesitancy of James K.
ll.11 Utt to appear with Mis. Ilaekett (Mary Man
lieiiug) in the revival uf Dumas' perennial "(.'a
mllle," May 20, ut Iho (iairlik theatie, New
Yoik. Tills ImIiii was gathered in with a joyful
hie )eslerday by the lound and roy Mclveo In
the shapo of a coutrait blgued liy Lleliler k Co.,
vvb(ieb) this llrni loans K)ilu llellew for one
liion'h, l'i day Aiuidiul Duval for .1 salary uf
$.!l u wick, In addition tu a uli lion js of
(ortlceiable dimensions, to bo paid dlieilly 10
I. abler k Co. Mr, llellew will lour the counli)
iii'nt teison in "A (fcntleiuau of Krance," pearl)
folly v'liks if buckings having already b.cii
made liy Lliblei A. Co
MUs I Mni Floyd, who gi.ues tho eouhictto
role in "'Hie I'rlnicss t'hlc," wax formerly in
Ihe 1 Ian us uf The lotonlans. Her beauty is
largely icpomlblc foi the lis-' in (ultimo vvh'ili
her presiut role 'leprCM'iils, but the ban 1'ian
lisco critics teem lo slum x,ew Yoik'o opinion
that Miss I'loyd's (utcess Is lalgely attributable
lo her (ousilcutluus alteutluli lo (he small blls
of "stagu binllR'st," o luqwiUnt In asoublelte
pait-
Annie iliiic-ell's ruiieiit engagement at Hie
Lyieum flieater, New oik, In Cljde I'llili's
"The (llrl and the Judge" will ba the Ut 111
the histuiy of I his suicewful jilaj-hoiuo, as Ihe
theater Is lo be torn down (Ids spring. An
nouncement lias Jiut been nuile liy Daniel rioli
man that lie will bieak giouud for a new Ly
ceum this spiiug. The pew (heater will Ic
located In Ijgfty-llflh sheet, opposite the New
York ihi'Jtn, and Us policy will be the SJiuc
that Mr. I'loliuidii has for )cjis nulutjlncd at
the vld Ljccum.
situations
wanted
pube.
BRAN0II WANT 0VF10KS.
Want Advertlsflmcnts Will Mo
Ttecoived nt Any of tho Follow
ing Dntg Stores Until 10 r. M.
Central City
Af.nnnT SCHULTZ. corner Mulberry
strut snd Websler svenue.
OUSTAV l'lCHLL, CJO Adams avenue.
West Side
atORdli W. JHN'KINS, 101 Soulh Mala
avenue.
South Scranton
rilKD L. TUHI'I'i:, 720 Cedar avenue.
North Scranton
OL'O. W. DAVIS, corner North M.ln
avenue and Market ttiect.
Green Ilidgo
CHAtlLL'S 1. JONLS, 1637 Dickson
HVCIIUC.
r, J. JOHNS, 020 Green ttldge street.
V. LORLN'!, corner Washington ave
nuo and Marlon street.
Petersburg
V. II. KNUPFLf,. 1CI7 Irving avenue.
Dunmore
J. a. no.vn & -son.
Help Wanted Malo.
WANTLD I'aithful manager to take ihaige of
dltilhutlng depot and olllie tu be opened in
Sirdiitoii to furlliir business Interests of old es
lallllied manufacturing concern. Silai), il'i
per monlh and extra piohts. Appllianl must
furnMi gooil leieienie und have tMitl insh, Ad
lire's Manager, P. O. Ho 1121, Philadelphia, I'd.
SLTLIIAIi C'lliAlt SdlcMiien wanlid in every lo
cality; expel letup umieii'Mdr.v ; good tal.uv
and expenses paid. Lmtnucl Co., Station J, New
Yoik.
ANY I'lIIthON.wlio will ilMiilmle eluulan tor
1 per day bould address bldiiilaiil Co., 4
Wells building, Chicago. .
CANVASSLIIS WANTLD to vollclt subscriptions
for 'Ihe Tiibune; libei.il commissions al
lowed; only netive men desiipd; tho-c with rx
perience piefened. Apply at Dullness Managei's
ofllce, hciautun Tiibune.
HAIiimit AIM'HIINTICNS WANTLD-Ncw method.
(Inly eight weeks lequlieil to (omplete.
Wagp's Satiud.iys. l'asitions giidrauteed whui
through. Catalogue mailed flee. Moler's Cc'
lege, ;s0 Canal stleet, New York city.
Help Wanted Female.
LADY CANVASi:it wanted to solicit sub-crlp-lions
fot '1 lie Tribune; good iouiuts-iuu of
feicd with a fair guarantee foi lirl-i la-is wolkir.
Apply personally at Iliuiness Manager's oltice,
bciantou 'tribune.'
WAXTl.U (llil fov genei.il hou-cwoil;, one who
, can sleep at borne. Call at 624 (illi.-on stleet.
WANTLD Appicnllrp gills to leant diessuuk
ing. Apply to 1120 Mulbeuy stuet.
WANTr.D At ouceAa waihess; icfeienies le--quiied.
Apply II Mis. N. Y. Leet, 211 Jif
feison avenue. "
WANTLD liy a good girl to do housework In
private liimil) ; only small family paying
good wages need reply. Addiess II. b., Tiibune
ofllce.
WANTLD Girl for geneial housework nt Dalton.
Address II. T enre Tribune.
Wanted To Hent.
WANTKD rinnl-hcil liouse or four or five i joins
for bousikceplug. Address A. O. I.., Tribune
olllce.
WANTI'D Hy gentleiiian, funiMied luom in le
lined pii'v.ite liunil.i, I'roleM.iut ; good lo
cation; mi the hill piefened. Addiess A. I.
Tiibune ofllce.
WANTI'.D April 1 by family of tlucc adults, four
or live loonui unftiriiUhid, including lieat.
Ilox ,VJ, illy.
Furnished Rooms.
liOOMS l'OII ltl.ST Sll loiivenlencis; pice lea
tunable. Impiiie 1511 Capuu-e avenue.
l'Olt HUNT One furnished mum, wllli impiove
incuts; "1 so one on thlid floor, cheap. 027
Adams avenue.
rUIIMMII.I) HOOMS for rent, nlodein Impravo
incuts; lulvate family; gentlemen picfetrid,
at 5'17 Adams avenue.
l'Olt HUNT I'urnlshed flout loom, with beat,
bdlli und gas; near court house; gentleman
prefeired. Addrc-a Iloom, Ilox 290.
l'OII HUNT l'uinlshed loom; heat and bath.
1126 Linden stiect.
FUKN'ISIIL'1. IIOOMS ron HI'NT. wllli heat, Fas
and bnth, gentlemen (Ireterrcd, at 6J9 Adams
avenue, "
Boarders Wanted.
I'RIYATi: f'AMILY wishes to have tvto nice men
to board, Gcuuan or LnglUh, Call any time
after Thursday, All conveniences, 07 HairLon
avenue.
Booms and Board.
HOOMS TO IU.NT. wltli board. b00 Mulberry
street.
Wonted Booms and Board,
WANTLD Two t-cir.imiiilraHii-; rooms wltli board,
pliialo family piifencd. Two ladles and u
gentleman. Stile lull pailliukus. Address C.
II. I)., 1'itlmiK- ufrtie.
Money to Loan.
LAItOi: Oil bMAI.I, amounts. 1'iomptly made,
luteiest 6 per cent. Okell, Attoiney, Cual
Lsthaugc building.
ANY AMOUNT Ol' MONIIY TO LOAN (julck,
tlruiglu loans or llulldipg and Loan. At
from i to II per cent. Call on N, Y. Walker,
311-313 Council building.
Lost.
I.O.ST I'llday morning between the H0.111J uf
Tiadu and (jimster & I)i-)lh'i on I'cuit nve
nue, u huiiih id kr)s. Ilewaid if ictuiued to
Mis. I'h.nle.s llouik, 2.i I'euil avenue.
l.O.ST Monday evening, l"ih. 17, betvvcin V)o
mlug aviliue and Washburn slieet, an uvul
brooch containing gintleman'n pkiuie. l'iuder
plcaso return tu or notify MlM I'arsous, 417 Thii
ti'inth street.
To Whom It Hay Concern,
'Uli: I'All'lY who look in) uiuhiilld tioio 'Crad-
cu Hank yesleiday can get theli own by
calling at Gyuld's luniage faitoivt Linden strict.
Bhoumatism.
A-sN-sV-NVV4V
Itlli:UMATl!U -Ail luitles Hut wi Ii ran be
peidlly and peiuuutiitly Hired of all V.i
lletle of llheumatltm by a vegetable luuipound.
Cuies guaiautecd. liiqulie or addles J. K. Tay.
lor, bcrantou,
Proposals.
I'HOI'OmALS wlll.be leicivod by the uudwsl.'ued
for tho JaiiiliHshlp of the Mmusoii Methodist
Lplscopal cliuis.fi Iloni I'ebiujiy Ii tu Apill 1,
fucbulve. Juhu I, llauduluh, 'MJ byutU liy Jo
I'aik avenue. x
DIRECTORS
B! st?
3 Insertions 25 Cents
Mori Tim Potir Lines, rt Cents lor liacliBxlfi LlriSj
PROFESSONA L.
Certiaed Publia Accountant.
LDWAIID C. SI'AULIHNO." 2.'! TIIAiTkIIS HANK
llultdlng, and St. Paul Dultdlng, New York.
Architects.
LDWAIID II. DAVIS, AttCHITLCT, CONNELIj
Ilullding.
FRCDEntCK L. HIIOWN. MICH. n HGAIj
Kstate Lxejiangc Dhlg.. 120 Washington ave.
Civil and Mining Englncors.
II. L. IIAItDINO, COO CONNHLL I1UILDINO.
Dentists.
Dlt. C. L. LII.LNlir.lKlKIt, l'AULI 1IUILD1NU.
b'pruce street, Kcranton.
Dlt. C. O. LAUDACH, 116 WY05IINO AVilNUB.
Lawyers.
FltANIC L 110YLE, AnoitNLY.AT-LAW,
llooms 12, 14, 10 and 13 Burr Ilullding.
F. If. TI1ACY, ATT'Y, COMMONWEALTH nbDfl.
D. D. HKl'LOOLn, A'rrOHNLY LOAN3 NLOO
tinted on real eatate security. Mears Ilullding,
comer Washington avenuo and Spruce street.
WILLAtlD, WAimBtf & KNAIM', ATTOHNllVJ
and counscllors-nt-Iaw. ltcpubllcan Ilullding,
Washington avenue.
JLSSUP k JLSSUP, ATTOltNLYS AND COUN-jellori-at.lavv.
Commonwcallh Uulldlng, ltoomi
10. 20 and 21.
"vMP W- TlfAYKIt. ATrOHNUY.
"O-'-OOI. 0th floor, Mears building.
ROOMS
L' A. WATnilS. ATTOnNLY-AT-LAW, HOAIH?
of rriule Ilullding. Sernntoni l'a.
PP'SON & WILCOX. TnADL'R'S NATfONAti
Hank Ilullding
C. COMLQYS, 0-13 ni'PUDLICAN DUIbDlNa.
A'o,V,..ni:IT,Ior'F' OI'FICC MOVLD TO NO!
211 Wyoming avenue.
Physicians and Surgeons.
Dn. W. n. ALLL'N. 61J NOnfllVASHlNaTOS
avenue.
DR. S. W. L'AMORi: VX, OFFICH 33!) WASH
ington avenue. Hesldenee, 1318 Mulberry.
Chrpnlo qiseajcs, lu.igs, heart, kidneys and
genlto-urlnary organs a specialty. Hours, 1
to i p. m.
Hotels and Eestaurants.
Tin: i:lk cArc, 125 and 127 franklin ave-
nue. Rates reasonable.
P. ZinaLLR, Proprietor.
SCRANTON HOUSn, NLAR D., L. & W. PA9.
sengcr depot. Conducted on tho Luropcaa
plan. VICTOR KOCH. Proprietor.
Scavenger.
a. n. nntfics cllans privy vaults and
cess pools; no )dor; only improved pumps used.
A. U. Hrlggs, proprietor. Leave oiders 1100
North Main avenue, or Lickc's drug store, cor
ncr Adares und Jfulbcrry. Roth telephones.
Seeds.
0. R. CLARKU k CO., SKLDSMLN AND NURS
er.vncn, stoic SOI Washington avenue; greta
houses, 1060 North Main avenue; store tele
phone. 782.
Wire Screens.
josLPii Kuinrr.L. keab en lacka. ave.,
'Scranton, Pa., manufacturer of Wire Screens.
Miscellaneous.
DRESSMAKING FOR CHILDREN TO ORDER;
also ladles waists. Louise bhocmakcr, 21J
Adanis avenue.
MEGARGEE RHOS., PRINTERS' SUPPLIES, LN-
elopes, paper bags, twine. Warehouse, 10
Woslilngtcn avenue, Scranton, Pa.
THE WII.KKSDAHHB RECORD CAN RE HAD
in Bcianton at the news stands of RcUman
Hi os., I0U Spruce and 60) Linden: M, Norton,
322 Lackawanna avenue; i. S. Schutzcr, 211
Spiuce street.
Situations Wanted.
Sl'ITATION WANTED -A man with 16 ycdia"
business tialnitig, dclti"s a position with .1
lilhible linn, either olllce oi oulside wolk; be-t
ol icfereiice, Addiess A. W. Johnson, General
Deliveiy, Suautoii.
WAK'TED-fetenogiapliii and l.vpewuter desiiei
position. Nine )cars- experience, principauy
law wmk. Ue-t lcfeiiiues.
K.
. .
MECHANICAL diauglilMiiau and muhlnisn
vvdiil position as diauglilsinan. Addicas
"Diaiightsuiati." Tribune ofllce.
.sni'.VTIOV WANTED Win k by the day or wash
ing and iiunlug tu take home.' Addiess C. II.,
Tiibiiiiu olllie.
WTFATIOV W.W'IED-Hy a .voung girl lo belli
with light hnii-cvviuk or lake .ire of ihH-
dun; ship home nights; addusi L. I',, 2l
Hhi ii sheet.
hlTI'VHOV WASTED-II) willing, honest gill to
do geneial houeivoik, Can give rcfeienie.
Addic-ss Mail I lloihfoid, 111 Vine sticel. Clly.
POSITION WANTED I'arl) in Maith, by a yuuiu
girl, In u (Jliii-diaii utility, us second cnl,
or to take cue id ihildien. Full pailiiul.in
ma) lip exchanged at 712 llanison avenue, illy.
M'll'VntlS WANTED-Hright boy wauls vvorki
for after sihool and Satuula)s. Addiess G.
P. II., 'liihuue ofluc,
SITI'XTIOV WANTED-Au experienced meu'i
(iiinlshlng goods man dc-hes im-itlun. Guuu
icfeienies. Addiess X. .., Tiibune olllce.
A GOOD GHIli deslies situation doing house,
work; guod look. Address M, C Tribune of
(lie.
Real Estate.
WEhT I'AHK 1.0 1' Fur sale at
tints J. V 'llilume oflii,'.
bargain.. Ad-
FOR MALE- x nlir, but .ilieal linuie IfiLlni
Imist, with giMid watcr.'islsufe, fruit nml g.n
leu. Trims tu suit. Address Dr. llitcsCu, 3.17
Washlngluii avenue, Z
l'OII SALE House in (esldence section, i'flteen
llldge; eleven looms, Willi and laundry; all
modem linpiirtciiipiitf' nidi fillold sifil elulnhes;
one blink fiom cars. Inqulic ut pus) Ahponave,
FOiri-AI.E At Clark's Summltf'a 'place of flu
acies, liouse nml bain, good fruit:: ihiup for
cash. Inquire, of Mrs. L. Lindsay, lllt''ortli
Main avenue, illy. -.
Beautiful Bust Guaranteed. -
SAFE, ht.'RK, I'eniiunent. Call und Invesllgalc,
Deimalologlcal Parloii, .112 Washington ave
nue. Agent for Chloililu uf Silver Diy Cell Hat
(cries und Niiuo t'orsvls. ;.
LEGAL.
'DIE ANM'Ah meeting of tho stofMioldcrs of lbs
Laikawumu Iron and btcel Cuuipajiy for th
election of Dlieiturs und (t.tnyJltloii ot such, other
business us ma) properl)- eufua bifoio Ibeipeei
ing, will bo lield ut tliv-ofllio of the Cijjnaii),
Ituoiu Ml lunnell Ilullding, in the'Cily oilbii in-
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ESTATE of Jessie F. Thompson, late ol the city
of Niamon, luickawauui county, Pvutuyl
vauia, deieased.
belters test juientai)-; upon the above named es
tate have beiiMtianloil lo the? uiideislgncd. All
peisoiw Lax liir iUiiiisiy'uot she same will pie
si nt llieiu for l'jyiueii i'luIJaH persons imjcblej,
thvietu will (iialj tJiil4e,uitg, uicent.to -r
ihe 'mijW'uiMitAYtKE. tutrr CO .
ol Siruuton l'a Executor,
( 1J3 Xajldijgt(n ijcuuc,
IOII. I liOISIVMOtJ, fc-u i,itii.'Mj,.Jtauii uj , mt
ut 2 o'lluik p. m. '(he polls'. will icmalii ip-n
for one boiir. 'Iho lijn.fei books will be.'closed
on I'lliiuaiy 2J, 1002, and impelled on M.irili 0,
WW. J- I'. IIKKJINSON, Jwcrgl'ar).
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