THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-SATURDAV, MARCH 15, 1002.
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
MONTROSE.
fecial to the Scranton Tribune.
Montrose, March 11. The now board
if health has ttr))iiiitfd ns health oIU
cor, tliielertnkcr John 12. O'Hrien.
The Knnlr hoy choir will glvo a con
cert at thu Unptlst church thl.i evening.
Mr. and Mrs. II. l Junes visited
friends In Elinlta, N. Y the first of the
Wool:.
Mrs. Charles I.. Peck, of Elmlra, la a
Sliest at thu home of Mr. and Mrs. 0.
II. WntrouYi, on Lake nventte.
Captain II. James McCuusland has
returned from a business trip to New
York city.
Miss Kmlly Dullard, of Wllkes-Barrr,
s (caring for her grandfather, A. N.
Dullard, who has been for a long time
confined, by 111 health, to his home on
Depot street. Mr. Dullurd Is much Im
proved, but Is still unable to leave the
llOUHC,
Wo are Just now experiencing great
"sap weather," and there are few
maples hereabouts but what have been
tapped, and the prospect Is bright for
a successful sugar and syrup season.
Messrs. Herbert V. Drcwstor, Fred A.
Mack, Fayette F. Sprout and Franz T.
Mack witnessed "Florodora" at the Ly
ceum, In Scrunton, last night.
Clothier N. Warner has been spend
ing the week In Philadelphia, selecting
a now spring stock of everything good
In his line.
Mrs. J. D. McColIum Is home from
Philadelphia for a few days' stay.
Prof. Charles Roos, of Leylsburg,
who from 1877 to 1SS0 was principal of
the Montrose public schools, was a wel
come visitor In town on Tuesday.
M. S. Durch, who has been laid up all
winter with rheumatism, Is able to get
about our streets again, with the aid of
crutches and canes.
A loan art social, under auspices of
the ladles of the Baptist church, will
be held on Tuesday evening next at the
home of Colonel and Mrs. W. H.NDen
nls. on South Main street. I
The Epworth league will present a
special programme at the Methodist
Episcopal church on Sunday evening.
R. G. Scott and family will, on April
1, remove from this place to Scranton
to reside. Their departure will be re
gretted by a wide circle of friends In
Montrose.
The Presbyterian church workers
servo a supper in the church parlors
this evening.
"The Owls" banqueted at Fordham's
on last Tuesday evening:.
Justice M. H. Van Scoten, of this
place, has announced his candidacy for
the county treasurershlp, subject to the
action of the next Republican county
convention. A host of friends will
strive earnestly for Mr. Van Scoten's
nomination.
W. K. Maderla, mall agent on the
Montrose branch of thu Lehigh Valley
railroad, has been visiting at his home
In Reading, Pa.
Monday next will be St. Patrick's day
"in the mornin'."
FACTORYVILLE.
Special to thr Scranton Tribune.
Factory ville, March 11. Reuben Gar
dener, of Schenectady, N. Y., is down
here spending a few days with his pa
rents for the benefit of his health.
The six principle Baptists held their
weekly meeting this week at the home
of Mr. S. S. Seamans.
B. J. Crisman has returned from
New Jersey where he and Sirs. Cres
man have been spending a few days.
aIIsh Bertha Knopp is nursing a case
of typhoid fever over at Nicholson.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller, of Edel
la, were callers in town last Wednes
day. Foctoryvlllo encampment, No. 21G,
I. O. O. F at their regular meeting
Wednesday night, elected the following
officers for the ensuing term: C. P.,
A. G. Woodruff: S. W., Zlba L. Hinds;
II. P., Charles Parker; J. W., Samuel
C. Reynolds. The encampment busi
ness was followed by the celebration of
their anniversary and a banquet. A
goodly number of the members of the
encampment with their families made
up thu assemblage which wan a lively
auo, good nalured one. The tables were
loaded with tempting viands of which
Justice was done to. Music and socia
bility took up the remainder of the
evening which Is looked forward to
onco a year with much anticipation
by the members of that branch of the
order, and their families.
Owing to the lateness of the hour
last night we are unable to announce
the prize winners of the young ladles'
contest in prize speaking, of Key.
ptone Academy, but It will be an
nounced in Monday's edition of The
Tribune.
Dr. Lincoln Hully will lecture at
Keystone Academy next Monday even
ing, March 17. His subject will be
"Charcoal Drawings."
The Keystone Lumber company has
the poles all sot for the electric light
A-lres and expect to have the plant
in readiness for April 1.
The, oiliest son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Rice, of ShUiCBhlnny, but formerly of
this place, who met such an untimely
nnd sad death at tho above named
' place, went brought hero for burial
Friday.
Mr. A. G. Woodruff, who has been
spending sonio time abroad, returned
last Wednesday and la reudy for busi
ness again.
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HONESDALE.
perial to (lie Scranton Tribune,
Honcsdalo, March 14, Robins mndo
their ilrst spring visit to Ilonesdalo on
Tuesdnv.
Tho past lew warm days has wiped
out the sleighing, which had a run of
ono hundred and beventeen days in
Jlonesdale equal to what the (lrst set
tlers enlrw'd.
Tho uptown portion of Ilonesdalo Js
still without gas. The flood did Its work
Well In filling tho pipes with water,
which has frozen solid.
The ladles of the Baptist church nro
How to Prevent Pneumonia,
You have good reason to fear an at
tack of pneumonia when you have a
severe cold, accompanied by palna In
the chest or In the back between the
shoulders. Get a, bottle of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy and use it us
directed and It will prevent the threat
ened attack, Among the tens of thous
ands who have used this remedy for
colds and lu grippe, we have yet to
learn of a single case that has resulted
In pneumonlu, which shows that this
remedy Is a certain preventive of that
dangerous disease. For sale by all
druggists.
.,i'i
preparing for their annual Easier sim
per nnd fair, which will be hold In tho
church on April ;!.
"Captain Racket," n comedy In three
acts, by Charles Townsend, will bo pre
sented by local talent In tho otiera
house, Thursdny evening, April 3, under
thu auspices of the Young People's
society of tho Gorman Lutheran church.
Major George II. Whitney, of Hones
dalc, and W. II. Qulnti, of Hawley, nro
candidates for dulegatu to tho Repub
lican statu convention In the Interest
of Colonel L. A. Watres for governor.
Tho colonel Is very popular In Wayne
county, and will elect his delegates
without a doubt.
Ilonesdalo people will not bo obliged
PICTURE
Find a cat and
to Journey to Scranton to hear the
Lafayette College Glee club, as Man
ager Sllverstone has secured this fa
mous company of twenty-eight musi
cians (who are on their Easter vaca
tion) for the Honesdale opera house,
Thursday evening, March 20.
How humiliating for Carbondale to
be obliged to come to Wayne county
for a patch of ground of sufllcient size
on which to speed their trotters. They
know who their sympathizers are.
Two of Wayne county's popular and
well-known Republicans are contesting
for the congressional nomination at the
county convention to be held In the
court house on Monday next. The pri
maries are to be held this (Saturday)
evening. Colonel Coe Durland and
Homer Greene, esq., are the candidates.
Wayne county workmen have broken
the record In bridge building. Five men,
under the direction of County Com
missioner George II. Seamans, con
structed a wooden bridge over Park
lake, east of Main street, In a little
over two and one-half days. Teams
could have crossed at noon the third
day, but for a delay in getting planus
there in six sixteen foot bents to bridge
the stream. The planking extends on
either side, making the length of the
bridge 173 feet. The high water Im
peded the progress of the work.
Auditor Ceneral E. D. Hardenbergh
is in town, taking in thu political situ
ation. Mis, Walter M. Fowler has gone to
Philadelphia with her cousin. Miss
Helen Hurlburt, who has been a guest
of Ilonesdalo friends.
Miss Ida Barnes is assisting with the
clerical work at tho Erie's East Hones
dale station.
THOMPSON.
Special to the Scianton Tribune.
Thompson, March 11. "Lost, strayed
or stolen," the budget of items that left
this sanctum for tho Scranton Tribune,
March H.
George I. Clark, of the corner store,
was doing business in Scranton yester
day. The funeral of L, O. Tiffany, whoso
illness was mentioned in these items,
was held at his late home, in thu town
ship, yesterday and was conducted by
his pastor, Rev. D. L. Meeker, of tho
Lanesborough Methodist Episcopal
church. Interment will bo made today
at Union hill, Gibson township. Hi's
ago was 82 years.
Evangelist and Mrs. Llddell will close
their work here next Sabbath evening,
and go to Lake Vlow for a season. It
Is no fault of the evangelist that a
great work has not been accomplished
In Thompson.
The Sunday school convention for the
First district of Susquehanna county
was held In the Congregational church,
Oakland, on Wednesday. Rev, W, II.
French, of tho Free Baptist church, and
Mr, Blrchard, Mr. R. Potter, Mrs,
Ei nest Potter -and Miss S. Howard
were delegates from the Methodist
Episcopal Sabbath school, They report
a good convention.
Tho funeral of Kline Shaffer, of
Ararat, was held tit tho Presbyterian
church there this afternoon. Ho wns
IS years old, nnd unmarried, the brother
of the Into Ord Shaffer, who was buried
about two weeks ago and whoso wire
wns burled n week ago. Rev, H. j,
Crano nfllclated nt all these funerals.
The C-year-old son of Mr. Rogers, of
Mud pond, whose clothes weie set on
tiro by the explosion of a stove, died
from his Injuries, Monday, and was
burled Tuesday, Rev, W. H, French,
of tho Baptist church and pastor of tho
family, officiated.
Ellis L. L'heesbio, aged 31 years, died
at his home, in Jackson, last Sabbath,
Illn funeral wus held at his late homo
Wednesday afternoon und was largely
attended. The services were conducted
by Rev. P. R. Tower, of this place,
Rev. T. J. Biewster, of the Baptist
church, Starrucca, was in town today
Mrs. Kate Fox Is in Buffalo, caring
for her sister. Mrs. Benjamin Stoddard,
who Is berlously 111.
Mr, and Mrs. W. V. Gelatt, of Lake
View, are in town to see his grand
mother, Mrs. L, A. Gelatt, who Is tho
latest victim of tho gilp and quite sick.
Mrs. E. Huyck and Mrs, W. Water
man, of Melrose, visited at tho home of
I). N. Benedict on Wednesday; also his
mother, Mrs. A. Benedict, of Starrucca.
Mrs. John Lyden Is lu Great Bend.
caring for her daughter, Mrs, Bark,
and her young daughter.
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AVOCA.
The Avoca sub district. Epwnrth
League, wilt convene In the M. E.
church today. There Will bo three
sessions. Rev. Dr. Grllllti will preach
In tho evening.
Tho school board met on Wednesday
evening and decided to close schools
until Monday. I
William Marlon Is critically 111 at the
homo of his sister, Mrs. Michael Dev
cre. A. P. Ilollstcr lins purchased- tho
property of E. C. Kellum on Lincoln
Hill.
Chnrlcs Toots will remove his family
to West PKtston on Monday,
I Thu funeral of John Henley took place
' yesterday morning from the family
residence on the West Side. A requiem
mass was celebrated In St. Mary's
church. Rev. William Healey, son of
the deceased, wos celebrant! Rev. P.
F. Loughney, deacon; Rev. G. J. Dix
on, sub-deacon, and Rev. James Mon
son, master of ceremonies. Several
clergymen were In the sanctuary. Tho
pall-bearers were Edward Gibbous,
Anthony Cliff old, Michael Flannery,
PUZZLE.
a canary bird.
Edward Murphy, Thomas Tlgue,
Thomas Herbert. Interment was made
in St. Mary's cemetery.
The borough council met on Tuesday
afternoon. Five members were pres
ent. They decided to appropriate $500
to the present expenses of the small
pox case. Dr. G. B. Seamen was en
gaged as physician.
The Avoca sub-district Epworth league conven
tion was field in the Methodist Kplwupal church
jcsterd.iy. There were three sessions. In the
evening Trending Elder (iritfln addressed the
deleft ites. Papers were read by Misses Etta Mos
tellar, Il.ittlc MeKcnne, Kmlly Perrinl and Miss
Surah Price. The following delegates were pies
cut: West Pittston, Mrs. Kellar, Floicncc Rent
ier, Emily Pcrrln, Dr. Oriffln; Pittston, A. C.
Mjers, Sarah Emblctoii, Nellie Dennett, Mrs. S.
Gaitlncr; Yatesville, Gertrude and Jessie Sarrain,
Liilie Pierce, Ilev. und Mrs Kelly; Taylor, R'me
Richards, Let it la Coolbaugh, Lillic Stone, Ada
H.ittuii, Laura Sperbei, lllaiiche llurden, One
ieve Iteinlnrt, Lena Daley, Anna Hooper, .fames
Dornvn, Mina Ev.us, Llovel Daley, Itev. C. B.
flemy; Lackawanna, Lena Gtcgory, Mary Ander
son, Edith Heed; Mooslc, Genevieve Schoonoeer,
C'arrio llruiurr, l-'thcl Rogers, Mabel Shottcl,
Mjitlo Mrtetellar, Edith Snyder, Itev. and Mrs.
J. X. bailey, Nellie King, Anna Watkins, Mis.
If. Trench, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Jenkins, flower
ISerlew ; Durvoa, Itev. If. A. Green?, Alice Ilro.vn,
Nillie Pills, Mr". M. If. Kcllow, Minnie flames,
Anna Curtis, Jennie Miifcr, flora Seal, Allen
Held; Avoca, M.vrtie and 11 ij- Smith, Viola
Pommel ninth, Mabel Hints, Jennie Keith, Mrs.
J. I.', Graham, Mrs. John Frue, Jessie Clarke.
Contractor W. II, .Mooie will le.no today to
adept a position with tho Draw Hndi;e Construc
tion lompiny. His, territory will include the
west and the south.
.MIph Agnes bpio.it has returned to New York
city after sevcial ela.vs' visit with Mrs. Williim),
of flare Mreet.
M. J. Domtncrnuith will leave on Mondiy to
look after the lumber department of tl.o new
bridge at White Uau'n. The contractors are
Smith k McCormack, of Hasten.
D ALTON.
Ilev. A. W, Oooper and wife have been in
Windsor, N. Y., this week, attending a, wedding.
Miss Laura Woodward has returned home fioni
New Yoik, and is preparing for her Easter open
ing In her millinery business. .
Mrs. Fred Snjder, Mrs. W. II. Hager, Mrs.
f'reil Palmer attended tho Woman'i Christian
Timperancv union convention at Dunmoie on
Tiiured ly.
Po-tniai-tcr Tiffany Ins had a new letter box
placed at the side of the street in fiont of tl.o
posloflicc, which is a great coincidence to the
public when the ofliee is closed.
Earnest Whitman has tcsigned his position on
janitor i.f the public1 school building, and (irant
Hoatdman has been appointed in his place,
Mrs. Geoige Decker is Malting in I'lechlUe
this wccL.
The road-, now are in a terrible condition,
lliey ate worse than has been Known (or many
springs. Lirgo sink holes are met with every
where, no that travel is slow and perilous.
THE MARKETS
Wall Stroet Review.
New Yurk, .March 11, There were some re
inutkable movements today among the olncuro
speeiaitleii, but tho important r cprc.cntatlc
sioik.1 wtio iickIcUvJ and practically immuwble,
Some important developments in the money mar
ket situation helped thu stock market to face
with equanimity tin forecast of .1 imncmcnt of
cunency of the week which, mi Its fate, nionibril
to wipe out urtlmly the slender surplus reserves
of the bonks. The rue in the call loan rato aboe
1 per tent., the highest of tho jcar, indicated tho
piissmo upon tho money tu.p'!iis. Puiiiy the
day there lame H'ry hc.ny orleriugs of go-ui.
merit boniN to the sub-tiejsury for leileinptlon.
This wus the direct risult of the withdrawal of
the ko 'I ninent't ntfir to irdecm after loinoimw,
'I hu total tcdemptioiu today lau up to $2, 170,531,
and as the payments are in uili, they will tioy
:i good day's anagc ill tonioriow's bank stite
Hunt. Consideration was also nlven In tho fact
that .t Standard Oil dividend of i?5,(CKJ,M;0,
which tan baldly be without eifeet In the money
market. Of other deu'lopmcnts, the settlement
of the Uoston strike was favorably inteipreled,
althojgh ficins uneasiness still prevails romernliv
the sutlliment of the yearlj terms with the an
thraclto miners. The fnireasu in the Southern
Hallway preferred divhlmd Ins been ejcpi-iteil
with great laidklrnee, but the stoik of that com
uny ulvamcd on the announcement, which aho
served lu iheck a selling movement in the gemral
IUt. There were some vciy sharp relapses among
minor stocks which have been tecently advanced
on tumors of consolidation and absoiptlons, but
tbcie were other strong pints n similar Illinois,
'llio vIoKnt advance fa Wcstltyhousa Eleiarlc
stocks on light transactions had nothing in 'tlu
way of news to account for It, The UouM group
of slocks, led by Manhattan, were in notable
demand at striking gains. Total sales toda, 472,
"M shares. The Wabash debenture ll's v.'crc active
and ttroiiA Otherwise tho bond market was ir
regular. Total salej, ur value, Sr3,D!5,0)), United
State.s new V declined , the old I's U and the
6's Va per lent, on the laat call.
The following quotations are furnished The
Tribune by lUlght & Frecse Co., 311-315 Mean
liullding. W. 1). Itunjon, manager,
Open. High. Low. Close.
Amelrcan Sugar VirM Ji'lH 1'iSU l'ifii
Ainer. IJcomuli- UH 32H 31$ 3l,
Am. Locomotive, Pr .... '' M f).i M
Am. Cat 1'ouudry 3ti ViV, Sy4 st'.i
Am. Smelt. & Iter. Co., 47 47 47 47
Ainal. Copper , 05U fiMi OITi iBU
Anaconda Copper 3Hi 31'i 8 Hi 311,
Afctilson .,,,,,. ,.,,,., 7 fS 7." VSVi
AtchUon, IT ...,i ....... Pfl'j twi tXl'4 t'i'i
Halt, k Ohio lOi 101 lOfH 101)4
llrookljn It, T (, ml (fl Mi
Clicj. tc Ohio .,,,, ISH 4".! 4,-i'i 1814
Col. k Southern 27 l'l 27i ii.i,4
Col. tc Houlherii, Pr. .. iVA 1514 I'll Mi
Col. I'uel ,t lloi H."V4 i'Vj nt PI ,
Chic, k O, W .,, Sl4 5414 24 21'
Chic, Mil. k st. 1' ....irsiu mt iiH irn?
(.Me, it. i. k v ., wy, kit; ibsji ioiu
Chicago k Alton ....... fttfo M '7i "
Del. k Hud 1704 lTd'-i 1704 1"Hi
Erie ::u ,v,H "') (
Erie, 1ft Pr 07 7f', I17U "'$
Erie, 2d IT t,V2 nt 0.14 r''
Illinois Ceiitnl no 110 HO no
fouls. A Naah ...K'i 101 103 101',,
Manlnttan 1.13 1HIH 112 U
Metropolitan KM livsli Vl 1C9
Mexican Central KiHi .')',; SO SO'4
Mo. Kan. & Texas 2U4 24S 24W U
Mkqiurl Paclfte Mi4 I'Oi Wii "')
N. Y. (Vntral ,in2U KI3 ini'i lfd
Ont. & W(t , ,12?f, .12 .Wi t'2M
Norfolk k Western MX, 60 r.illi M'.i
Pacific Mall 43 49 43 41
Pcniwjlvjnla ., 1WA t',i 1501,4 J-W!i
People's this 1WH lOOUi fH 14
Heading fil f.5t8 fit;, ,',l
Heading, lt IT 81 St fil 81
He.vllna-, 2d Pr 07 (ITU (KW4 (WVi
Hcpubllc Steel 18V! ISVi 17U 17'4
Ilepnbllc Steel, Pr 7.1H 7i 72Vi 7214
)iithfrn Pacific 4a 04ti ol)s 01
Southern H. It 32 3J S2'i 3-H1
Southfrn It. K IT rti IT P3Tw l7
Tetin. Coal it Iron BS4 W 07 (1K
Texas Patlflo 40U 40Vi 40,. 40H
Union Pacific- MH D37 Wi 9Si
Union Pacific, Pr ft7 87 MU S
r. H. leather U'A 11U HVi IHi
U. S. Iflfhcr, IT Ni 81 M 81
IT. S. Sttel 42 42 42Vj 424
U. S. Steel, Pr IHH n.1 PIH IW
Wabash 2.1VI W, 2.1 2.1
Wabnfh, IT 42U 4114 42ft 42'4
WntiTii Union 1 1 00Vt tX)i
Ex-.llvld( nd.
ClIICAflO (3H.UN k PHOVISIOU MAHKET.
WHEAT Open. High. Low. Cbw.
May TV's "5'A 7I7 TlTi
July '0',s 708 T-V.-i "'a
COHN-
Mav 1.2 02) 02 02'i
JulV 015, t.2'4 OPii 01?
()ATS
Mav s5H 40 r. 45
July 35i COVi 3V!i 35i
f'OHK- . .
May 15.41) 13.4.1 1G.40 13.4".
July 1352 13.67 15.52 1335
LAHD
Miv 0. 10 0.42 0.40 0.40
JulV 0.00 0 32 0.50 0.52
HIDS
Jlav 8.40 8.40 8.40 R.40
July 8.47 8.32 8.47 8.52
NEW YOHK COTTON MARKET.
Open. High. Low. Close.
March 8-00 S.OO 8.89 8.00
Mav 8."! 8.S2 8.70 6.S2
July S.SO 8 80 8.03 8.03
August 8.07 S.CS 8.03 8.08
Scranton Board of Trade Exchanga
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
STOCKS. Did. Asked.
Lackawanna Dairy Co., Pr. 60
Countv Savings Bank k Trust Co.. 300
First "National llank (Carbondale) coo
Third National Hank M0
Dime Deposit and Discount Dank.. iOO
Economy Light. II. k P. Co 49
First National Dank 1300
Lacka. Trust & Safe Deposit Co.... 105
Clark & Snovcr Co.. IT 125
Scranton Savings Hank 500
Traders' Natitnal Bank 225
Scranton nolt & Nut Co 123
People's Hauls 135
Scranton Packing Co 33
IIONDS.
Scranton Pansenzer Hallway, first
Mortgage, due 1920 115
People's street Hailway, first mort
gage, duo 1918 115
People's Street Railway, General
mortgage, due 1921 115 ...
Scranton Traction a per cent 115
Economy Lignt, Heat k Power Co 97
North Jersey & Pocono Ice Co 97
Consolidated Water Supply Co 105
Scranton Wholesale Market.
(Corrected by II, C. Dale, 27 Lackawanna Ave.)
Flour 4.0O.
Beans $2.40.
Butter Fresh creamery, 27c; June cre.'.merv,
23c.; dairy, 22c.
Cheese 12il3e.
Eggs Nearby, lSc; western, 1715c
Pens Per bushel, 1.73.
Potatoes Per bushel. 85c.
Onions Per bushel, U.0O,
New York Grain nnd Produce Market
New York, March 14. Flour Fairly active and
steady, closing a shade easier with wheat. Wheat
Spot easy; No. 2 red, 8lc. f, o, b. atloat; No.
2 led, SSlie. elevator; No. 1 northern Du'.utli,
S3',4e. f. o. b. albat; options steady at first but
a later decline carried prices in the afternoon to
the low point of the season and the close was
weak at te?Je. net decline; Min.Ii closed W1,c, ;
May, f0c; July, 81Vic; September, M!-e.
Corn Spot steady; No. 2, OO'.sc elevator and
(sC. f. o. b. afloat; options irrcguhr but a
flnat lally left the market firm at '.sa'.ic net ad
vance; May closed i!7?4c; Julv, Ob'n'.; Septem
ber, C57e. Oats Spot firm; No. 2, 32e.; No. 3,
51c; No. 2 white, 54c; No. 3 white, 51'Sc.j
track mixed western, 52a..1c; track white, 5'la
5Sc; options alow all day but steadily held.
Hutler Steady; creamery, 22a27c. ; do. fictory,
18i21c; creamery held, J8a24c ; renovated, 10a
23c.; imitation creamery, 17ifcr23c; state dairy,
20.i2nc Cheese Firm ; state full cream, small
early make, fancy (oloied, 12?4al3c; do. white,
12?i.il3c. : lull cream, large fall nuke, fancy col
med, ll'Jap'c; do. white, ll?Jal2i Eggs
Weak; state and Pennsylvania, lOijp.j western,
lCaltSHc; southern, 15Vial0c.
Chi en go Grain and Produc Market.
Chicago, March 14. Corn strength dominated
grains for the creator irt of the session today.
There were bearish factors at work in wheat
which finally prevailed in that gialn, but the
eo.iiscr cereals retarded for some time the looked
for decline 'ind itself held firm. At the close May
wheat was a?ic down. May corn 9sV4e. higher
and May oats He. lower. Provision, closed a
shade lower to 5c. higher. Csh quotations were
as follows; Flour Steady, very dull; No. 3
spring wheat, 71a76V4c. ; No, a red, SiutMHc;
No. 2 oats. 455;a40c. ; No. 2 white, 47',4c; No. ::
white, 46alO?ic; No. 2 rye, 58c; fair to choice
malting, 03a03!4c ; No. 1 flax peed, 1,C8; No. 1
northwestern. 1.72; prime timothy reed, li.40a
0.50; mesa perk, 5d5.30al5 33; lard, 9o.32Vin9.35;
short ribs, fS,SOa8.45; dry salted shoulders, 7Hi
7',ic, ; short clear side", $3C5a8.73; whlkey, $1.S0.
Buffalo LIto Stock Market.
Uist Buffalo, March 14. C.ittle Receipts,
light, steady; eal tops, V-50i7.7.". Hog -'Receipts,
0,000; opened active- and steady, cio-dnj
weak; heavy, $fl.(i0afl.70; mixed, vJ.ftOaOOO; pigs,
$0.10ufl.5; roughs, $3.B0i6; stags, Slal.oO. Sheep
and Unnhs Receipts, 11,00) head; lambs, 5c.
higher; sheep strong; sheep, top mixed, f.l.S.la
5.60; culls to fair, ifJ.75i4 50; wethers and )ear
lings, $5.73a0; ewes, fair to best. M,50i5j top
lambs, 5fl.COaO.03; fair to good, $a.23.i0.4O.
FOR SALE
BY
W. T. HACKETT
A few of the piopertle.1 juit listed;
4, 201V House and barn, S. Main ave.
t.l.WH) .Modem house, I'pper Duumore,
(.UOlint 0x150, Duumore.
S2,$i Double heuise, Duumore: bargain,
:f5,0 -Fine residence at Provideiifc.
M.fKO-llouse und barn, . Scranton.
$i,0Oi-Farm 110 acres with stock, ete-.
$7,5ftV-Farm 150 jcits, L. V. II, II.
M,HW eaeli-Houru at (irecn Illilge.
$!,) eich Houses near Wyoming avenue.
5,50v-Double house, W'satnlnj nve. ; bargain,
$7,0ilO-l)ouble house, central, steam; bargain,
!2,50O-Poultry farm, D., I.. & W; bargain.
$s,O0tHeslde'nee near Elm Park church.
SU,500 Very fine double house, eentral,
$10,000 Double house, central, steam; bargain.
$10,000 Double Ikjuh", barn, etc.; central.
?8,50O-Doublo house.
!f2J,(W)-Hote, D L. k W. road, elegant lo
cation and doing a fine business,
S4,500 Poultry ami true 1 farm on I)., L, Is W,
Finest In this section. Cost owner over $.1,000,
In elegant shape and paying. Discount to imlck
lu;.cr.
M.iino House, central city; cost $0,500,
!7,i)0-lh.me W.vnmng avenue, 13 roomj,
$t.50O, win h $3,500-Grccn Hldge house.
il.tlW bujs 2 lots (Ireen ltldgf; luigain.
fS.iyo- Double house. Linden stieet,
M.mjO-lloiwi very eentral.
I.Mo-iou't, large lot, fruit. Providence.
iSJM vvo'th ?2,00il-firecn Itldgc, Uargiln.
t)7,50O House ond shop, cetitul.
5,5i -Double house, t,ulncy avenue.
$1,5(10 steam healed house on "the hill."
$.!,J0-IloiiM, Nav Aug section; bargain.
J-SOQLot tjiceii Hldge section; bargain.
$!jr),0C-Hul ncs block; rents ifS.OOO.
!55.0uO-IluslueM blotkj tents iffl.OiX),
2,30O-'encmtnt, 1'inc Brook: rent $210.
$, Store pioperty, flrcen pidge.
$7.ixx Truck farm, one mile out.
jJl.5U-,lvery stuble and house, rents $7S0.
S2rt.50O-Huslness property; bargain.
$2,000 l,ot on Quiney avenue; big bargain. i
M.OOO-t'orner lot and two houses.
For particulars warding ubove and hundreds
of other properties call at
HAOKETT'S HEAL
ESTATE AGENCY,
126 S Washington avenue, Scranton.
Ileal Estate Exchange (formerly Price Uldcr).
afeHr,-H. j.-'tfililrnlB.i.Mii mtm,, Msja 't4 v
THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT"
4 Lines 10 Cents
fv'ore Than Four Lines, a Cents for lloeli Hitra Lin:
For Rent.
1011 HUNT Stote and bisemcnt for rent, No, l.ul
niiksim iivtnue Masonic building. Inquire
of T. 11. Howe.
I'Olt KENT Fine private residence in flrcen
Itldgo rcctlon for rent for one ear, furnished
or unfurnished; 12 rooms; modern Improvement;
steam and trolley lines convenient. Address
Nciila, Tifhunc cilice.
HOUSE KOU HENT-lnnulrc 111 Mulberry street.
KOH IlENT Furnished houo to small family;
situated on the hill; is very pleasant and
dMlrnble. 711 (Jiilney avenue.
$30 WILIi HENT handsomely furnished homo on
the hill! steam heat. M. II. Holgatc, Com
monwealth building,
FOH HENT Barn containing thr.v stalls and
wash rack; well adapted for light driving
team; possession April 1. Inquire 1731 Monsey
avenue.
FOH HENT-Store building for rent In Dickson
City, Pa, nulldlng SO feet by. 24 feet, cellar
under all, and second story can be arranged for
a family. All In good reralr leady for use. Two
coal breakers nnd mines close by emplojlng over
a thousand people. An enterprising merchsnt
cm get a hrgc trade. Apply to William II.
Hlchmond, Itlchmond Hill, 3125 N. Main avenue,
Scranton, Pa.
FOH HENT 137 Wjomlng avenue, a very desirable
l.'troom modern residence Apply at Iiaeu
J eft's leal estate 'asenoy, rooms 9 und 10, Price
. building.
FOH HF.NT In Dalton, a furnished cottage of
nine rooms for the season; one of the best lo
cations In the town; five minutes' wilk to sta
tion. Apply to 0. W. Cailton, Dalton, Pa,
FOR HF.NT Three adjoining rooms in Paul!
building, especially adapted for lawyers and
doctors.
FOR HKNT-Store 223 Lackawanna avenue now
occupied by the (luhin diamond Co., and two
floors over the Scotch Woolen Mill Co. at 227.
I FOR HENT Home 1109 Capouse avenue, contain
ing nine rooms and all modern Improvements;
street cars pass tne uoor. inquire ai ju. o.i-"-.
son avenue,
TOR HENT-SlxTOom flat with bath, steam
heat, gas range and all modern imprinc
inents from April 1st; rent reasonable. can
early. Fred C. Hand, 003 Mulberry street.
FOR HENT A beautifully finished house of
twelve rooms, all modern conveniences, in
North Tark; fine location. Apply 1023 Llectrlo
avenue, North Park.
FOH RENT 023 Green Ridge street, eight-room
modern house, steam heat.
FOR RENT Stoic room on Becond floor-oyer 319
Lackawanna avenue. Plate glass front, in
quire of Krotosky Bros.
Furnished Booms.
ROOM FOR RENT All conveniences. Trice rea
sonable. Inquhe 15(1 Capouse avenue.
FOR RENT One furnished room, with improve
ments; also one on third floor, cheap. C27
Adams avenue.
FURNISHED BOOMS for rent, modern improve
ments; private family; gentlemen preferred,
at 537 Adams avenue.
FOR RENT Furnished Iront room, with heat,
bath and gas; near court house; gentleman
preferred. Address Room, Box 200.
FOR RENT Furnished room; heat and bath.
025 Linden street.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RF.NT. with heat, gas
and bath, gentlemen preferred, at 539 Adams
avenue.
Eor Rent Unfurnished Hooms.
FOR RENT April 1, three unfurnished roeim',
steam lieal and all modern improvements at
717 Olive street
For Sale.
FOR SALE Just arrived with forty horses, good
workers and drivers: weight Hurt to 1500; can
be seen at 334 Raymond court. F. M. Cobb.
FOR SALE OR RENT Single house and lot. No.
1110 Mulberry street. Equipped with all mod
ern conveniences. Inquire on premises. John
Knoble, 191 E. South stieet, W ilkes-Barre, Pa.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE for sale at 020 Quincy
avenue. Must be sold this week.
PIANO for sale cheap. Inquire 330 Webster ave.
CARPETS, linoleums and oil cloths sold every
day 3 o'clock. 60S Lackawanna. See auctions.
FOR SALE Fine kindling wood, stove lenejth.
Two dollars big load delivered anywhere.
Mall orders. Jennings, Central Mines cut. Also
second blind lumber suitable for all purposes,
very cheap.
For Sale or Bent.
FOH SALE OR RENT Farm of ninety airc3 good
soil, well wateied, good iullding9, good fruit,
six miles from Scranton, one and one-lulf miles
from Clark's Summit. L.vlng on the south side
and joining Summit Lake; a fine place for sum
mer home. Price reasonable Inquire of M. II,
Coons, Clark's Oieen,
Wanted To Rent.
WANTED Nine or ten-room house, rent not over
if20.0O. Address W. D. L., Tribune.
COTTAGE wanted to rent for tho summer rea
son; plainly furnished with good water, near
station. Clatk's Summit, Glcnbum or Dalton
nothing fancy in furnishing or price. Address
Cottage, Tribune offlie.
WASTED HOOMS For two adults, three or four
rooms furnished or unfurnished for very
light housekeeping, first floor preferred. Address
M. B.. Tribune office.
WANTED Furnished huuse or four or five rooms
for housekeeping, Address A. O, fc, Tribune
cfllce.
Wanted To Buy.
WANT TO buy a general store, city or country,
fcr cash. Address Opportunity, caie of Trib.
itnn .Oil,.
lino ottlce.
Auction.
20,000 YARDS CARI'E'IS, oil cloths and mattings,
ono ton table silverware, one car load linen
sheets, table cloths, nipklns, pillow case's, toAels,
6,000 pairs fmcy latn curtains. Many other things
too numerous to mention. At miction, I2d Wash
ington avenue, opposite) Conncll building, Sales
10 a, in,, 2 and 7 p. in.
Cl'MMINGS BROS., Auctioneers.
HORSES AT AUCTION The undersigned will sell
at publio s lie at tho Cuslck btablcs, Scran.
ton. Pa,, Saturday, Match 15, at 10.30 a, in., one
carload Farm, Carriage and Dray Horses, Sale
positive rain or shine, Claik Brothers,
Storage.
STGMP
Dry, clean and modern up-to-elite
storage; sep irate looms;
individual kevs: elevator. An
ideal storage for household clfects, etc. Thirty
separate storage rooms, Scranton Storage com
pany, 113 I'rauklln avenue,
Lost.
LOST Saturday afternoon, bctwicn Washington
avenue, Delaware street, Adams avenue and
Green Hidfc street, silver chatelaine bag con
taining about S3. Finder will be rewarded by
returning to Tribune oltlee.
LOST Monday evening, Feb. 17, between Wyo
ming avenue and Washburn stieet, an pval
brooch containing gentleman's picture. Finder
please return to or notify MUs parsons, 417 'i'lilr
uenlli street.
Poll t ileal.
THIRD LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT To lli n,n,,
bus of the Republican Standing Committee
of the Third Legislative district:
Notice is heitb.v given that a meeting of the
Republican Standing Committee of the Th'rd
Legislative district of Lackawamu county will
be held at the Court House, Scranton, Pa., on
Saturday, March 22, 1902, at 2 o'clock p. m. A
full attendance of the committee U earnestly
requested, lly order vf the chairman,
OSOAH VAN BUSKIRIC.
Altest:-J. E. WATKINS. Sicretary
sv-rantou. Pa., March 10, 1002,
J
SITUATIONS
WANTED
FRGB.
BKANC1I WANT OFFICES.
Wnnt AdvorUsnmento Will Bo
Beceived nt Any of tho Follow
ing Drug Stores Until 10 F. M.
Central City
ALBERT SCltUXTZ. eernfr Mulberry
atrett and Webster avenue.
OU3TAV PICIIEL, 050 Adams avenue.
West Sido
OEOItaB W. JENKINS, 101 South Main
avenue.
South Scranton
FRED h. TERPPE, 729 Cedar avenue.
North Scranton
OEO. W. DAVIS, comer North Main
venue and Market street.
Green Bidgo
CHARLES P. JONES, 1557 Dlcluon
avenue.
T. i. JOHNS, 020 Green nidge street.
a LORENZ, comer Washington are
nuo and Marion street.
Petersburg
W. n. HNEPFEi., 1017 Irving avenue.
Dunmoro
J. O. CONE k SON.
Help Wanted Male.
TRUSTWORTHY vounit man for offleo nosltlon,
this city; $20 weekly; experience unnecessary,
but good references and fifty dollars -deposit re
quired, Wlmbrough, 50 North Sixth, Pliila.
CIVIL SERVICE GOVERNMENT POSITIONS
n.SSfl appointments made last year. Probably
10,000 this jcar. Only common school education
required for examination. Catalogue of infor
mation free. Columbian Correspondence College,
Washington. D. C.
SEVERAL CIGAR salesmen wanted in every lo
cality; experience unnecessary; good salary
ond expenses paid. Emanuel Co., Station J, New
York.
WANTED Salesman for Carpet De
partment; young man to sell
Wall Paper and Shades, also Sign
Writer. Apply, Jonas Long's Sons.
CANVASSERS WANTED to solicit subscriptions
for The Tribune; liberal commissions al
lowed; only active men desired; those with ex
perience preferred. Apply at Business Manager's
office, Scranton Tribune.
Help Wanted Female.
LADIES to do plain needle work for us at home,
we furnish materials and pav $7 to 10 per
week. Send stamped envelope to Standaid Co.,
Indiana avenue, Chicago, 111.
WANTEI A competent waltre-v. Apply to Mrs.
Henry Belin, 447 Jefferson avenue.
WANTED Cood cook and laundress; must have
references; also a bright careful young nurse
maid for three-s ear-old child. Apply Mis. Charles
Coursen, 410 Washington avenue.
LADV CANVASSER wanted to solicit subscrip
tions for The Tribune; good commission of
fered with a fair guarantee for first-class worker.
Apply personally at Business Manager's office,
Scranton Tribune.
Agents Wanted.
AGENTS, ATTENTION Do you want something
gooel, reliable nnd highest pav? Come and see
me; ladies and gentlemen. V. II. Whitmore, 1340
Capouse avenue, city.
VANTEI Agents, both sex, in Scranton, Green
Hldge, Providence, Priccburg, Peckvillc, Car
bondale, etc. Light work; good salary. Call or
address Manager, Room 1. Itaub Building, 427
Spruce street, Scrantou, 1'a.
Boarders Wanted.
BOARDERS WANTED Good boarding at a rea
soluble price can be had at 523 New street.
PRIVATE FAMILY wishes to have two nice men
to board, German or English. Call any time
after Thursday. All conveniences, 807 Harrison
avenue.
Wanted Booms and Board.
WANTED Two communicating rooms with boarJ,
private family preferred. Two ladles and a
pcntlenun. State full particulars. Address C.
II. D Tribune office.
Wanted.
WANTED Chairs to repair and recanc; send pos
tal to Jnmcs Pane or 'phone John Hawks,
124S Provhience road. Old 'phone 114-3, Green
nidge.
Real Estate.
FOR SALE 7-room co'tage at Glenburn, one acre
land; all kinds fruit; cheap. Address Frank
Hall.
FOR SALE At Clark's Summit; a place of five
acres, house and barn, good fruit; cheap for
cash, Inquire of Mrs. h. Lindsay, 1111 North
Main avenue, city.
Business Opportunity.
STOCE AND WHEAT TRADEI1S without delay.
Write for our special market letter. Free on
application. S. M. Hlbbaid k Co,, members N.
Y. Consolidated and Stock Sxchange, 41 and 46
Broadway, New York, Established 1841, Lons
Distance1 Phone 23SS Broad.
Money to Loan.
f500, $!,0Ctt, $1,000, larger amounts at live and
six per cent, pcove, miuiiu-, ivu jicara
Building,
ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN-Quich,
straight loans or Building and Loan, At
from 4 to 0 per cent. Call on N, V, Walker,
311-315 Connell building.
Rheumatism.
IllIEUMATlSM-All parties that wish ran bo
tpceelily and permanently cured of all va.
rlctles of Rheumatism by u vegetable compound.
Cures guaranteed. Inquire or address J, E. Tay
lor, Scianton,
Miscellaneous,
CUT Tins our.
A NEW departure for the next 13 elaja jou can
buy direct at the factory and sive three
profits the Tenbrook Rivers Perfect Fitting
Trousers Company, of 213 Market street, 1'hlU
ilclphLi, have just opened the see ond floor in their
largo factory exclusively for mail order depart
ment, Samples of cloth and self measurement
sent free the following offer Is only made for
the next fifteen days, we will make to measure
our regular 'i men's trousers for $2.75; our reg
ular $0 and $3 men's trousers made to mraure for
$3-50 and 4. Trousers made and sent O. O, 1).
with the privilege of examining before paying
tor same; salesmen and agents wanted; Ten
brook Rivers. 245 Market street, Philadelphia, Pa.
BEAUTIFY THE LAWN by uvlng Canada L'n
leached hardwood ushco. For sale in any
quantity, 75c, per 100 pounds. George Stson, La
Plume, Pa.
AMERICAN DEHIlY-JIcw to play the American
Derby in the winter books so as to win with
out fail, send sddrcis and 2c, itatnp to F, M.
llodger & Co., Roby, Indian.
v , ..jai . ,o.. . .
DIRECTORY.
3 Insertions 25 Cents
Mom Tint Pour Lines, 0 Cents tor tiach fUtr.i Ltns.
PROFESSIONAL.
Cortiflod Public Accountant.
EDWARD C. RPAUt.HLVCl. 2.1 TRADERS BANIi
Duildlng, and St. Paul Building, New York.
Architects.
EDWARD II. DAVIS, ARCHITECT, CONNELI
Duildlng. fnEDEHtCK L. nilOWN, ARCH. B., nEAI'
Estate Exchange Bhlg,, 120 Washington ave.
Civil and Mining Englnoors.
II. L. HAUDI.NO, COO CONNELL BUILDINO.
DcntiBts.
DR. O. E. EILENBUUGEIt, PAUL! BUILDINO,
Spruce streit, Scranton.
DR. C. C. LAUBACH. 115 WYOMING AVENUE.
Lawyors.
FRANK E. BOYLE, ATTOHNEY-AT-LAW,
Rooms 12, IJ, io and 18 Burr Building.
D. D. REI'LOGEE, ATTORNEY-LOANS NI'.OO
tlated on real estate security. Mears Building,
comer Washington avenue and Spruco street.
WILLARD, WARREN & KNAPP, ATTORNEY!!
and counsellors-at-law. Republican Building,
Washington avenue.
JESSUP k JESSUP, ATTORNEYS AND COUN-llor-at-law.
Commonwealth Building, Koorat
--t -v uiav.1 j.
rKD5 THAYER. ATTORNEY. ROOMJ
"""O. "til floor, Mears building.
L,A. NITRES. ATTOHNEY-AT-LAW, BOARD
of Trade Building, Scranton, Pa.
PrrFI!ISON k WILCOX. TRADER'S NATIONAL)
Bank Building
O- COMEOY3. 0-13 REPUBLICAN nUlLDlNO.
A-.Wn,DEI;TH0Lr' OFFICE MOVED TO MO
f' lWyomIng avenue.
Physicians and Surgeons.
DR. W. E. ALLEN. 513 NORTH WASHINGTON
avenue.
DR. 8. Vf. L'AMOREAUX, OFFICE 339 WASH-
Ington avenue. Residence, 1318 Mulberry.
Chronic diseases, lungs, heart, kidneys and
penlto-urinary organs a specialty. Hours, I
to 4 p. m.
Osteopathy.
DR. D. G. EVANS, OSTCOPATH, 120-8 WASH
ington avenue. Chronic and nervous diseases
a specialty. Consultation free.
Instruction Musical.
V. O. I'EUSKH, MUS. BAC. TEACHER OI'
oieo Culture. Harmony, Counterpoint and
Composition. Compositions con" -ted and re
vised for publication. 33 New York street.
Hotels and Restaurants.
THE ELK CAFE, 125 AND 127 FRANKLIN AVE
nue. Hates reasonable.
P. ZIEOLER, Proprietor.
SCRANTON HOUSE, NEAR D., L. k W. TAS
senger depot. Conducted on the European
Plan. VICTOR KOCH, Proprietor.
Scavenger.
A. B. BRIOOS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS AND
cess pools; no idor; only improved pumps used.
A. B. Briggs, proprietor. Leave orders 1100
North Main avenue, or Eicke'a drug store, cor
ner Adams and Mulberry. Both telephones.
Seeds.
G. R. CLARKE & CO.. SEEDSMEN AND NURS
erymen, store 201 Washington avenue; green
houses, 1050 North Main avenue; store tele
phone. 782.
Wire Screens.
JOSEPH KUETTEL. REAR 511 LACKA. AVE..
Scranton, Pa., manufacturer of Wire Screens.
Miscellaneous.
DRESSMAKING FOR CIHLDREN TO ORDER;
also ladies waists. Louise Shoemaker, 21J
Adams avenue.
MEGARGEE BnOS., PRINTERS' SUPPLIES, EN
x elopes, paper bags, twine. Warehouse, 139
Wasiiington avenue, Scranton, Ta.
THE WILKESBARRE RECORD CAN nil HAD
in Scranton at the news stands of Rclsmaii
Bros., 400 Eprucc and 503 Linden: M. Norton,
322 Lackawanna avenue; I. S. Schutzer, 211
Spruce street
Situations Wanted.
A YOUNG person would like barber's washing to
take home. Address 300 South Ninth street.
SITUATION WANTED tiy expert accountant and
coirespondcnt seeks engagement; ready for
work on or before April 1; competent to tako
charge of the books, letters and announcements
of a large establishment; understands coot ac
counting, card and loose leaf systems and other
short cuts. Modern, caro Tribune office.
SITUATION WASTED by a young man, 1G years
old; would like to work in a store or learn
a trade. J, M., 101 River street, Scranton.
SITUATION WANTED By joung man, with as
few jcars' experience, as bookkeeper. Can
give references. Addrets V. J. Zetteinun, 427,
Lackawanna avenue.
SITUATION WANTED lly a young girl at light
housework or general housework in small
family. Call at 401 Theodore street, city.
SITUATION WANTED Position ns cashier or
bookkeeper, by young lady with experience;
heat references; salary moderate. Address, 1511
Jackson street,
SITUATION WANTED By mlddlo aged woman,
as housekeeper in widower's family. Call or
address J. II., 1117 Summit avenue, Scianton, Pa.
SITUATION WANTEO-Hy a joung man with
four years experience atomic) grocery store.
Will accept position at any honest work. Strong
and Industrious. II. P.. 312 Mulberry stieet.
Personal.
ORIENTAL ASTROLOGY BEVEALS
your life, fuctess in love, marriage, business,
etc Descriptive photo of who jou should nmr.
Satisfaction or money refunded. Send birth illt
with 10c for tjnuuriUcii horoscope, Including
eopv of my book on astiology. Prof. Pibtcl, No.
S3 Liusdovvne, Pa.
LEGAL.
nut; ui ut?t'luiitJi.i sji tiiv - iui'viutiiMi wn !'
vlded in the Act of Assembly approved on the
Cth day of April, 1!50, ami il.i supplements, vvill
be presented to thu Couit of Common Pleas id
Lackawanna esiuntj on Monday, thu "th day c
April, 1W2, at ! o'clock a. m.
H'l'l 1 lC c. 'lm,lil-- C..1 1! .......
iiitiiiti. cv .until, ii t-wiiunui.
NOTICE is hereby given lint thy Spring Hu;'k
Coal I'oinpan.v, Limited, a" pittneivhlp ;
huciitton oiganUed under1 the Act of.vxm.
Uy, approved June 2d, 1&74, ln, ly ,i vote oa
niajoiit) in number and value 'of interest "f.jitl
inembeu and stockholders, dhsolved the said Js,
soeiatlon, and that the eJiuo will bo wound up
in tho maimer provided by law.
WELLES i 'lOHHEV, Solkitom.
NOTICE is hereby given that tho petition of tin
Latliii Coal Company, a corporation e bartered
under tho laws of tho State of Pennsylvania,
asking lor a detree of dissolution n( the .alii
corporation, as provided In I he Act of .U.einblv
approved the Cth day of April, ls.W, and its
supplements, will be presented to the Court of
Common I'leas of Lackawanna countv on Monday,
tho 7th day of April, 1002, at 0 o'clock a. in.
WELLES k TOIiHF.Y, holkiturj,
. J -rr--
ESTATE of Jessie I'. Thompson, lato of the cjky
of Scriutim, Lackawanna county, Pcuns!
vanij, deceased,
Letters testamentary upon tho above namccf es
tate have been granted to the undersigned. Al
persons having claims against the tame will pie
sent them for pa.nnent uud all persons indebtco
thereto will make- immediate payment toi"
THE TITLE GUARANTEE & TRUST CO.,
of Scranton Pa., Executor,
UZ Washington avenue
t
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