it
(!
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Why is ROYAL
Baking Powder bet
ter thaoi any other ?
Because in its mammoth works a
corps of chemical experts is con
stantly employed to test every ingre
dient and supervise every process of
manufacture to insure a product ab
solutely pure, wholesome and perfect
in every respect.
The most wholesome food - and
the most digestible food are made
with Royal Baking Powder,
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 100 WILLIAM ST., NEW YORK.
THE MARKETS
Wall Street Review.
New York, May !. Thn volume (it dealings to
.liy fell rniiihhraMy below a lulf million i-hares
fur the flr-ht limp In a good tinny weeks. Whctli
rr tlicn- vvn any oilier remm for till dullness
Hun tlio iltcMon c.f the pally of ("peculators
lately hading- tlin market lo lit It alone for a
lime was imt cvlclint. Perhaps tlio Ions drawn
out coritrcvvoiy over tlio uilhraritc lalmr fettls
Hunt mi luvf Ken clfx tlc in discnitrigtn.r
H0' illative nctiiltv. If tint wni tlie factor which
IiitIik.fi! the curtailment of (kniand ami the !1R
Ring of nrko in tin- lunnal IM, It dkl not up.
pr,ir among the ranlcm tlicro'elif. Tint group
nis arretted liv the miked itrcngth of Deluvire
ami Huilwn. 'flic drintiwl for this stork fcecuird
to lip of a vctj tpeehl o'liiacter. The Wall street
pulillc ! puzzled to Know tlio Rimini's cf the
ion positive ar-surimc iilnch has I icon nmnlfc:t
I'Ciuicn the contiullinir inkrc-N In the inthi ieite
trade that there would not In a Ftrlkc. Th-ir
d termination lui rvM'iitlv not varied to offer
no ronuxsloiio, wlills on tlic other hand the mine
Murker in effect are under lonllm.'int onto to
dei lire .1 strike unh-e tlie eoreossions are granted.
The outcome was still awaited when the htiiolt
tnirkct tlotd toihi. Time a Rime nIiow of
rtrcnglli In the only dealings and an jppoirance
of nnewed a tis itv on the part of the recently
prominent tnirkct lciiVr,. .Utility was maii'fcnt
nl'o on the pirt of some Mmller tpci illative pooU
in minor railroid slinks. Am lUanutcd Copper
was lonspiouuiiily aitlvp and strong, idiinclns
nt one fhnu 1H Tlio .innoiim eincnt that one of
I he Mispendcd stock exchange firi'is would be .llile
to re.sume anil tliat tlio oilier two hoped to do
mi was leRarded as a sitisfiotnry deiolopment.
Trading was resumed in Intern itional Power and
it was lift od four plm. There was not lacking
w iK points in the nnrket, howeur, all thiough
the (.essir.n. Louisville and Xnshvillo fell hack
after its lecent advance and there was a drop
of I points in Chita go and I'astern Illinois. The
weakness of Chii.igo ind Xorthwestern was asso
ciated with the rontlicting reports of the adniis
fion to the dirrctrry of ropTisntati es of the
Moore inttroits v ho arc ie:iortod to have ae
ouired larco holding of slock lately. Tennosieo
Coal contlnmd to ihonrtho unfanrahlc effect of
its annuil rcpoit. The nnrket closed dull and
Moldy. Total sales today, 445.O00 slnres.
Ttnnds were easier in svinpithy with stoiks.
Totil fales, pir value, JiTi.O00. l"nit"d States
bonds Mere all unchanged on the last call.
Tlio follow in? quotations are fm-nished Tlie
Triliune bv Ilaight k Treese Co., 314-315 Mcars
building. W. I), llunj on, maniirer.
upon. Jitun. i.ovr. lioso,
.vnihnimlcd Copper... fflU
fiOVi
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,m tar k rnuudi .... .SO'
Amcr. Locomotive 32'-
Am. Locomotive, Tr.... Wt
Am. Smelt. k Itc'g. C-o. U
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47i
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170
37ii
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14S
110
2S
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41IH
fll'i
American Sueur 12si!.
Aiuionila Copper II"
AtchUon Si
Atchison, I'r 'is'i
Hilt. & Ohio lOiii
Itrook. Rap. Tiansit ... fiC'i
Ciinadi.in Paciho 2sVi
Choi. Sc Ohio 4's
t hicngo & Alton .Iifti
( hlo. & fit. Wesloin ... Mif,
(lilo., Mil. St. P. ...1T2
Chic. R. 1. o. l'ac 17JH
Col. Tnel & lion 1031 ',
Col. tc Sotitlion S19a
Col. k Poatli., '.'I. Pi... U
Del. & Hudson 1701
Trie R. II M
I'rio, lot. Pr. US
Vnc, 2.1. IV. JUS
Jtotkins Villcy S!
Illinois Central lMvi
'nteuutlotial Power .... fa
I.oulf. k Xasluillo 14 1
Manhattan 1S2'6
Met. St. Uy Ui
Mexican Central 25
Mo., Kan. & Te 21
Mo Kan. &Tc- IV... .Vi'l
Missouri Pacific 101
Y. Central liS'i
Norfolk k Western .... JR'.i
V01 1 h American 12,1
Ontirio k Wist 1H
Prnna. It. It lroi;
People's f!as lai'i
Piia'ril Weel Car 4m
Readlnic lty "Si
Itoadinc, 1st. IV Vi
Itoadinir, 2d. IV 71 '
Republic Steel Wi
Republic Steel, Pr 71
M. 1 011I1 k Km Trail. .. tiflVi
Soiilhern Paclltc Ii71i
southern R. It. "
South. II. U.. I'r K
Toas , Picifl'' 41U
Tnion IMtido lOWs
fnlon Pnolue, Pr 871',
I'. S. Loilher HTi
lit
J 32
1401j I
3S4 1
M31 '
10IIH
15Sii
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121
si;
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87
mi
84 1
411,
01 Ti
TJ. S. Leather, I sm
S. Sieel IIV
!'. S Steel, IV I'I94
W.lbafl 27 27s
Wala.li. IV. IV 1 4V1
Wot. Union Tel "1 D214
Wheel, k Iiko Trio 2"'i i,Vh
Wi'consin Centra' 27! j 2S',j
Total 64los-tlO.SfKi.
41
02?i
13
27i
Money 57c.
ClllCHfJO ORA1N AMI PROVISION' M.WlKr.r,
WHEAT-
.liilv
Scptemhei-
( ORX-
.lulv
Septcmhrr
O.VfS
.luly
September
l'ORK-
.lulv
September
I. RH-
.luly
feontomticr
RIDS
Julv
Septfinber
Open.
Hlt-h.
7."i
7.lTi
OHi
noI
3IA
I,ow, Clos".
74?H 74H
73!b 75,
0IH
51?i
l...3l'a
2',i
17.2S
17.30
10.21
, ,,,,,10 30
, 0.C7
W
OHO
nii
2''H
17.25
17.30
10,21
10 30
0 05
0,70
fil's
liO'i
34H
20i
17.42
17.45
10.32
10.35
0.72
0.70
17.11
17,45
10.12
10.35
0,7-2
0.72
NI'.W YORK COTTON' 1IAKKKT.
Open,
Jnlv
AUKiist ...i.ii "
Bvptembir ...... ,,,., .4j
October i.i.m .iif" 8.SJ
His!-
I.oW.
Close.
0.20
8, OH
8.i2
8.22
0.21
8 00
S.41
8.25
fl.ll
s.ss
S,0
8.10
gcranton Board of Trade Excbangro
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Pnr of 100.
STOCKS. Did. AiUed.
J.nilawanna Dairy Co., Pr. , ,, CO ,,,
toui.ly Saving Dink k 'niut Co,, 300
Plii-t Kalloiul Hank (Carbondale) 00
Third National Bank MO ,,,
Dime Depotit anil Discount Hank.,, 300 ,.,
lUouomy Light, II. & P. Co,,,, 40
Plrft National Dank ..,,, ,,1300 ,,,
JjcUa. Trust is Hate Deposit Co,.,, 103 ,,,
C'lavk It Snovcr Co., I'r...,,..,.,..,. 125 ,,,
Kranton Savinp Dank ,,,,,.,,,,,,. 600 ,,,
UrudcrV National Ilunk ,,.,..,,,.., 22-5 ,
Rranton Holt & Nut Co ,,,,,,,.,,,, 125 .,,
people's Hank ., ..,..,,,.,, 135 ,.,
UONDS.
Scrantou parkins Co ,...!.. ... M
bcraulnn Paaengcr Kullnay, .first
IjQttgaee, due 1W20 ,,,, 116 ...
People's buret Railway, first mort
gage, duo 1913 ,,,,..,,... 115 m
Ptopio'n turret Hallway, . Oyoeral ,
WWllfajre, due 1031 ..,.,.,,,..,.., 119 ..
Sattan ft S nari sent .,,.,... 119 .
Economy Light, Heat k Power Co.
Norlh Jcmey k Poi.ono lie Co
Consolidated Water Supply Co
1)7
07
103
Scranton Wholesale Market.
(Corrected by H. (I. Dale, 27 Lackawanna Ave.)
I'lour $1.40. ,
Butter Preih creamery, 25c; frceh dairy, -lc.
Cheese l.U13V4t.
i:gg Nearby, ISc.j western, 17V0c.
Marrow Beani Per bushel, S2.35aC.10.
Oieen Poas Per bti"hel.. $1.75.
Potatoes Per buthcl, St.00
Onions Uermuda, $2.25 per crate.
New York Grain and Produce Market
Now York, .May 0. Flour Steadi- but llull.
Wheat Spot steady; No. 2 red, SOiJc. elevator,
and SS'fcc. f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 Northern l)ul
nth, SSHc f. o. b. afloat. It wax u dull dav in
tint wheat market, but Reneral tlrnincss cUtod.
The market closed film, lia'ic-. net hiRlier. July
closed SOo.; Sopt., 7S;(,c; Doc. SOVsc. Corn
Spot ftcady; No. 2. Ob40. clcwator and I. o.
b. afloat. Option market was Him all day, clos
ine W.c. net higher. May clawed 67'4c; July,
6Clc.; Sept., CiVic: Die, S2ic. Oats-Spot
firm; No. a, 46c; No. 3, 40Vac; No. 2 while,
fil.ill'ic; No. 3 white, oO'iaJlc; track mlteil
wistcrn, 40a47c; track white, 40a55c Option
market was firm and hichrr on Halit country of
ferings. Dutter Lowtr and unsettled: rrcim ry,
2H'2.ic. ; factor, lUa-21c. ; nnoated, IClVic ;
imitation ireamcry, 20a2H,ic; ttatc dairy, 20a
22c. Cheese Firm; Ktitc full cream, small,
cirly make, fancv colored and white, KSallHc;
lull cream, largo, fall make, fancy colorwl and
white, 12al24c. lZsui Finn; ftate and Pinna.,
17c; westirn, 17al7!-ic; southern, 35al5',L-.
Chicago Grain Market.
Chicago, May 0. Gram trading wascry qulot
today, waiting for the goirrnmriit report ou the
crop .situation, whieli is cpectcd tomorrow. In
.spite of tho slowness of the market, however, a
erv firm undertone prevailed and Julv wheat
closed VsC higher. July corn, Mhc higher, and
July oats c. up. Provisions wcio aain inde
pendently strong and closed "" to 171,ic adiamc.
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour Steadv; No. 3 spring wheat, 74',-c;
No. 2 rod, SJc; No. 2 cllow corn, Gfl'iawte.
No. 2 oitd, 42?ia.)?sc; No. 2 white, 41il5'-ic;
No. 3 white, 43Vsa45c; No. 2 oc SSUi5')c;
eood feeding barley, ; fan to choice m ilting,
6Sa71o.; No. 1 flaxseed. $1.61: No. 1 Northwest.
rn. $1.77: nrimo timothy s.eed. $6.80: mess pork.
per barrel. H7.J0al7.35; lard, per 100 pounds,
ilOSOal0 321,0; short ribs, sides. fO.C5aO.75; dry
tailed shoulders, 8aSVJc.; shoit clear sides, $10,10
ulO.20; whiskey, ?1 30.
Buffalo Live Stock Market.
Ea5t Buffalo, May 0. Cattle Receipts, liht;
firm to strong on good grades; common, un
changod. Vculs Receipts. S50 head; good, aeliic de
mand; tops, $D23a0.10; fall to good, 'fS.SOiO;
common and light, $4.S0aS 25.
Hogii Receipts, O.SOO. Opened adive and .-.i
10o, higher; closing, slow and lower; heaiv,
$7.40,17.30; mied, f7.30i.J5; pigs, $0.C0a0.75;
rough."', $tl.75a7; stags, $l.75a5.50.
Sheep and lambs Receipts, 12,000: sheep, flim;
lambs, stronir. 5c. liieher: ton lambs. ll.00a7.50:
fall- to good, !6f0i0.S5: culls and common, $1 SO
a.75: earlings, t).,25aB.ii): sncep, mixeii tops,
P75a0; fair to good, $5a5.o0; culls and com
mon, 2.50a4.75.
Chicago Iiive Stock Market.
Chicago.May 0. Cattle Receipts: 2,30); slow-,
weak; good to prime steels, Sb.b0a7.40; poor
to medium, i5.S0aQ.75; aytoekers and feeders, $2.75
a7.35; cows, $1.50a0; heifeis, si.75aiL40; din
ners. $1.00a2.40; bulls. $2.00a5.85; calves, $2ullJ
Tosas fed steels, $5.76a6.2".
I Ioga Receipts today, 19,000; tomoiTow, 15,000;
left over, 3,500; market stronir. 5 to 10 cents
higher; mixed and butchers, is6 0."a7.30; good
to choice heavy, i7.20ii7.35; rough heuvy, n.03a
7.15; liflht, $d75a7.03: bulk of talc-s, $7a7.20.
Sheep Receipts, 0,000; sheep, weak; lambs,
weak to loner; good to choice wethers, si.75
aO 25.
Oil Market.
Oil City, May 0. CTedit balances, l,20; cer
tificate.!, no bid. Shipments, llO.ftlO; ama0'c,
108,100. Run", 84,881: average, 70,315,
,
MOOS1C.
Jessie Smith Is vlsltlnp; her giaml
pnrents at Parsons.
Mr. Clitchen who has been with tho
United Spates army In the Philippines,
is visitlns at the home of Mr. Edward
BANKING.
REPORT OF THH CONDITION OF 1IIB
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
at Scranton, in the State of Pennsylvania, at the
ciosc oi uusincss, April w, luu-j
RESOURCES.
Loans ami discounts S 1,750,101 51
Ovudrafts, secured and unsecured , , . 1,102 32
IT, S. bonds to secure drt illation,.,, 50,000 00
mocks, secuiiues, eio 7,o,f ;, 1.17 22
Hanking house furniture nnd fixtures 37,')r) il
Due fiom natiunal hanks (not icservit
agents) 1.1,711 87
Due liciu state banks nnd bankira,,, :,:,osi ;s
Due fiom npproud uservo agmls,,, Wnl.t'?) 40
Internal-revenue, sumps 055 20
tliecks and other ca.li items 10,2711 07
K.i'luii(!cs for dealing liousa 21,175 70
Notes of other National banks 21,100 00
iratuoiuii piper curiemy, nickeu
and cents , , 1,515 21
lawful money reserve in bank, U
Kpecie ,,, $125,102 00
I.t-KJl tender noted ,,,,, 470,070 00
. , . , W)I,77S00
iieuenipiion lunu witu u, s, iruai-
urer (3 per cent, of circulation)., 2,500 00
Total ,, $10,335,07.1 20
LIABILITIES,
Capital stock paid in ,,.,? 200,000 00
Surplus fund ,,, , 1,000,000 00
unuiviueu pruius, jcs ctpeni? anti
taxes ild , , , 510,01147
National bank notes outstanding-,,,, 40,000 no
lino to ciuer national nanus ,,,,,,, .J,fiW TO
Due to state banks and bankers 10,2.11 20
Mue to approval reserve ageuis,,,,,, 4),iwi 4
Dividrnds unpaid ,, 10) 00
Individual deposits subject to check, 8,317,802 21
Demand certificates of deposit , 111,537 10
loruneq cnecsj , ,,,,, 1,771)07
Cashier's checks outstanding ,, SO 77
Notes and bills re-discounted,,,,,.,, None
Bills payable, i including certificate
of deposit (or money borrowed.,,. None
Liabilities other than thoso above
atatctl ,,,, ,,,.,,, f,,,,,,),,,,, onc
Total , $10,335,073 20
State of Pennsylvania, County of Lackawanna, as;
I, Isaac Post, Oubitr of the above-named bank,
do solemnly swear that the abova statement ii
true to tho beat of my knowledge and belief.
ISAAC POST, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before mo this eighth
day of May, 1002. WILLIAM J, TORREV.
Comet Attest: Notary Public.
W. V, HALLSTIUD,
O. Ij. DICKSON,
i. A, UNEN, Directors.
Coratit on his way- to his home at BIN
voi Lake.
Mrs. James Monte of Providence Is
vIsUIhk her pnrcnts, Mr. nnd Mrs. John
WHIiird.
Mr. und Mrs. J. M, Wlllard have re
turned after spending two weeks at At
lantic City.
Mr. II. T. Copp, ngent fur the Sr-rnti-ton
Tribune has moved to tho McCrtn
dlr block on South Main slrcet.
Miss Marjorlo Robertson Is home
from fichool for a few days.
The Yoiinff LacTles' Mission circle
wern entertained nt tho homo of Miss
lOtlisabeth Clrccn last cvenliiF;.
v., L. and w. board fob today.
Followlnp H ibe make-up of the
Delaware, t.aekuwanna & Western
board for today!
rittDAY, MAV P.
nxlras EjI 10 p. tii 0. W, I'llgcrald; 11 p.
in., lloboken, Lukln.
SATIIKDAY, MAY 10.
Extras liisi 1.30 a. m., llohokui. Jf, .1. lien-
nlgan; 10 J. in., fleorpe Tliomil II n. tn., Ho-
ljotn, Ilurkhart; V.bO p. ni , lloboken, Ruegci G
n. in., lloboken, W, A, Hartliolomow : fl p. in.,
lloboken, Klrby with E. J. Murphy's crow.
Summit", Etc. 0 a. in., I roiniiclkci ; 10 a. rn.,
Canlgg; 1 p. in,. J. llennlgan.
Pushers 0 n. in., Wldner; 7 a. m., S. Pinner'
ty: 8 a. m., HoiiMr; 10 a. in., William Wanlcll;
11.4 a. m.. .Monti! B p. in., (J. Ilartholomcw; 0
p. in., II. Coslar; 7.30 p. in., Murphy; 0 p. tn,
W. II. Harlholoincvv
Helpers 1.30 a. rn., Mcfiovcrn; 7 a. m., Gaff
ney; 10 a. in., Secori 3.30 p. in., MrOovem.
Extras West 5 a. in., M. Slack; 8 a. in.. It.
Cisttin; 10 a. m., II. Clilligan; 2 p. in., John
flihagnn: 1 p. in., M, Itusicll; 11 p. m., A.
Kctrhum.
NOTICE.
P. Singer will run Mann's crew, 11.30 p. m.,
Apiil 0.
II. T. follows and crew will rnn 8 a. m, extra,
May 10.
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ALL StttuOTILUL
ANOTHER UNITED VERDE
The George fl. TreadWell Mining Company
27 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK.
CAPITAL STOCK $3000,000
Par Value of Shares, $10.
The comptny is named after and ia under the management of P.rofessor ficoiue A. Treld
well, who first discoveied tho splendid salue of tho United Verde and brought it to the at
tention of the vvoild. nnd vihosc career as a miner, teacher of milling, tnctalluigist and geologist
has been one of uninttrnjptcil Micres.s.
Professor Tio.idvvell hah alvvavs insisted that the United Verde was not the only groat cop
per deposit on the Verde Copper Belt, but that it was lather one of manv. The recent strike on
tlio Cliff one of the Trevlwell piopertic.-. shown that ho was right. The ore body is so lnrjo
that so far no limit has, been found to it, and the ore are in every respect equal to those of tliu
L'nitul Verde.
Tlio Joiome fAiUona )Mlnlnpr Novvs, announcing the strike, sajs it is the most important
strike undo in Arizona since the United Verde was opened twenty years ago, and calls it "AN
OTIIKR UNITED VERDE."
The surface thawing on the Cliff is belter than on the United Verde, and the gossan np
covering it the tollable indication of copper underneath is the largest in tho world. Profejsoi
Treadvvell has alvvavs believed tint the Cliff would prove a better mine than the United Verde
and his prediction U coming true.
The Cliff is only one of many mines in the Verde Belt that aio owned by the Treadwell
Company. The Urookslnrc tunnel, from which copper water is already flowing so strong that
the miners have to wear lubber glovi.s to protect themselves from it. Is llkclv to strike in
about four hundred feet more a deposit Juat us good as the Cliff. The Iron Queen is little,
if any, behind the Cliff and Broolalure in importance, and numerous other mines owned by the
Company have just as good surface showings and only need development to prove their
vilue. i
The Company his altogether the greatest extent of caiefully selected mining properties of
any mining organization in tlie United Slates, outside of tlio Amalgamated Copper Company.
Professor Irculwell pay he epecti to develop at least lulf a dozen United Verdes on
the property.
A limited amount of Treasury Stock is for sale now at $8 a share.
After flay 15, $8.50 a share. Make checks to the order
of the company and send to 27 William St., New York.
fl. B. riARTIN, Secretary.
rr "
A GOOD INVESTMENT
FINANCE, SECURITY & TRUST CO.
ORGANIZED FEBRUARY 24th, 1902.
CAPITAL, . . $500,000
Offers for sale to the public a limited number of shares of Its capi
tal stock
Far Value $10.00, at $6.00 Per Share
The general public rarely has an opportunity to Invest In a security
similar to this, at least not until those on the "INSIDE" are ready to
sell at a profit, therefore conservative Investors will appreciate this as an
unusual opportunity to secure a good, safe, paying Investment at first cost.
No Preferred Stock or Bonds
The company starts business on a permanent dividend-paying basis.
President, 0. II. . UTTLFfON
Treasurer, SAMUEL BROWN K
Secr'y and (icn'l Mngr. I'lIAS. U. IUCIIMAN
DIRECTORS
SAMUEL BEOWNE, 311-12 Ar
cade Bldg,
l'ornicrly CenrrJl Manager Ileal lMatc
Title liibutunio and Trust Company,
Philadelphia.
WM.F.THAOHEB, Florence, N, J,
Owner Florence Thread Company, llnyr,
It, 1). Wood & Co,
O. H, S. LITTLETON, 311-13 Ar-
cade Bldg,
Ileal Kst.ite Operator end Iliiilder,
J, E. HENDRIOKSON, 30th and
Market Sts., Phllada.
.1. Jl. lleiidiicKion & Co., Jlner. Phtla.
iUlphia Market House nnd Cold Storage.
Plant, 30IU und Market .Streets.
JOHN WELSH OBOSKEY, M. .,
Professional Building,
1W1-JJ3 Chestnut Sticet, Philadelphia
Checks, drafts or money orders
Finance, Security and Trust Co.,
Arcade Building, City Hall Square, Philadelphia.
For further particulars write for prospectus. S. S, DERKjAN, 714
Oonnell Building. Scranton. Pa. ' I
FINANCIAL
hnn,no IMRANTIIN
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TELEKRAPHY
i
The xast comnifrelal poMllilllllf.s of this new
sjoteni nro Incom olvable.
This (V). Is now- linllilliiff mil InstalHiitf VKRY
powerful wireless apnarutus, lapahto of transmit
ting Irfinir DWanco WlrcloM Mes'jjtos. OUH sla.
tlotis al Can May, Atlanllo City, Uarnenat City,
and Oallloe are lapldlv holnor put in oidri, vhlch
ttllli A1IH Tnti a ,. t L!.. .t.t lll, .. i. -t . I.4l (i.III
"Mil '"ii IIMM'I Ub l llill IIUUK Jtll'l Hill irunk
rlcmonMrato the utility (&l commttcUl iulnn
Mthlll one jrar, It Is bolloved, Wlifless Rla
tloiiM will bo iierlrd nil over Iho lountry. l-eeur-intf
tho cheapest Inollind of electrical lomniunt.
eiition to the public.
THIS COMPANY
owns 20 Viilinbto Patents on Wireless Telegraphy,
and has other Patents pcndltjr.
Tor public Mibscrlption, a, limited amount of
flock is uffcicd nt
$9.i PER SHARE
Par Value $lo.
Full Paid and Non-assessable
YOU HAYE A GOOD OPPORTUNITY
Now tt mike a splendid Investment in tho most
promising Industrial stock of tho ajrc one thit
nITcis superior advantages for future i nhanccment.
llcincmberl llell Telephone History.
IH'.MIT HY CIILCK. IMlArT. MOM'.Y-
oni)i:if, i:tc:.,diiii:ot to thi:.
AMERICAN
Wlrcles; Tif phone and Telegraph Co.
1345 ARCH., ST, PHILA,, PA.
Wo offer, to yield About
5 per cent.,
$250,000
(Total Issue, $1,000,000)
BUTTE ELECTRIC & POWER CO.
Butte, Mont.,
5 per cent. 1st Mortgage Sink
ing Fund Gold Bonds.
k
Denomination $1000.
Maturing 1 to SO years.
Rudolph Kleybolte & Co.
1 NASSAU STREET,
NEW YORK CITY.
A. L. WANAMAKER, Attorney
at Law.
I.-ind Title Building, Philadelphia,
OHAS. Tjr. BACHMAN, 311-12
Arcade Building, Phllada,
Formerly Oeiieul Agent and Adjuster
fcr the UojiU.
BOARDMAN REED, M. D,, Pro
fessional Building,
I&11-33 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
JOHN I. SCOTT.4403 Pine Street,
Philadelphia,
GARDNER W. KIMBALL, Wll
. mlngtou, Delaware.
Keer'y and Ticas. Delaware Ttut Co.,
IVilininittoii.
should be made payable to the
DO NOT BE niSLED!
- -
7"e3
SENSATION'S
uniT
Reached At Last
DcridlnfC Danger
Defying Deatli
Desperate
LOOPS THE
LOOP
On a Bicycle !
Indisputably the most wonderful
f pyVv3 THE
"11 r QREAT
"5j.'lv
I'V Ui In (31s,fS-;rfri-. -!lu-.
, ' I rrr in in in "" .vi v sr. . "irrsKssGwrss
Daradcvll JMA 1 WjMMflW M
diavolo hi Wamm
ever presented in any Arena. The latest
New York Sensation. This truly marvel
ous act can only be seen at these
COLOSSALLY COMBiiO CIRCUSES.
tkt tiiyMfifR.Mtt'tVtwtf - T'-QVflilgi(5W
Ehret's Slag Roofing
is not aflFected by the action of gases, steam or
acids and is therefore especially adapted to mills,
foundi'ies, machine shops, boiler and engine
houses, chemical laboratories, etc. ,
GUARANTEED 10 YEARS.
WARREN-EHRET CO.,
321 Washington Avenue.
FINANCIAL.
THIRD
NATIONAL
BANK
OF SCRANTON.
Capital, $200,000
Surplus, $600,000
Pays 3 interest on
savings accounts whether
large or small.
Open Saturday evenings
from 7.30 to 8. 30.
Trans-Continental Maps
mailed upon request to Institutions,
Executors, Investors and Trustees.
Spencer Trask & Co
BANKERS,
27 & 29 Pine St., New York
UOODY.McLELL.AN & CO.
bankers,
No 57 Broadway, New Vork City.
mi:miii:iis nj:v yoihc mock i:ciiaxiji:.
STOCKS.UONDS iid IN V B I'AIHN TS
ORDERS EXECUTED
FOR INVESTMENT OR ON MARGIN
THE
Six, Eagles
es
An Investment opportunity of ex
traordinary merit. It is the best
known mining property in the otate
of Washington.
A Developed Working nine
Not a Prospective Proposition,
A limited amount of stock is now
being offered to raise money for im
provement in equipment and gener
al development of the property.
Awarded Bronze fie da I
At the Pan-American Exposition at
Buffalo last season. ,
Stock now selling at $ .50 a share.
The price will soon be advanced. Get
in now on the ground floor.
Write for full paitlculars,
SIX EAGLES PNC CO
1202 Orozier Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa.
DO NOT BE DECEIVED !
TUESDAY
Ash St, Show Grounds,
v
THE BIG SHOW
FOREPAUGH :
ENORMOUS SHOWS COLOSSALLY UNITED.
mr
Icaturc
PoJsc8.lniran aeffrcirutc wealth of Prnitr :,.
if ilv mmMmm m
K iaftwfflaiKii
of all other shows combined, they arc positively the only shows lo present anything of any,
kind thit Li not old, wotn out, cheap or common place. ,
liraiid Free Street ParaaotltaS will be literally MILES OF
MOVINti MAGMFIOKNflE.
nd iiiLludcs an Allegorical Beprescntatloii of the Wars cf our Nation,
TWO PEKF01MMNUE3 DAILY, RUN Oft SUING
IN WATERPROOF TENTS.
Doori open at t and 7 p. m. for the Menauciie and Promenade Concert Iij MERRICK'S MO.N'
STER MILITAIIV HAND. Pcrfoinumis le(,'in 1 hour later In the Three Rlnss IVo Wanes .inJ
vast Enclave of the Canvas Home. Numbered Coupon, actually Reserved r.e.it, sold without ex
tii clnrrtc on the day of exhibition at Mitthcvvs' Drug Store, 820 Lackawanna avenue.
ADM1&IOX ONLY 50c. CIHLDltEN UNDHR U YEARS, HALF PRICE.
The
Matchless Splendors
or the
Canadian Rockies
BAXFP the LAKES in tho CLOUDS,
TOHO VALLEY, the GREAT GLA
CIER a region described by Whym
per, the conqueror of the Jlutterhorn.
as fifty or sixty Switzeriands 1 oiled
into one reached only by the'
Canadian Pacific Railway
Daily transcontinental train servlCB
throughout the year from Toionto
and Montreal. IMPERIAL LIMITED,
crossing the continent in 97 hours,
leaves Toronto and Montreal (com
mencing June luth next, every Sunday,
Wednesday and Friday. Sleeping and
dining tars attached to all tluough
trains.
First-class hotels in the mountains.
Swiss guides at the principal points.
For rates, etc., apply to nearest agent
of the C. P. It., or to E. V. Skinner, 353
Broadway, New Yorlt.
ROBERT KERR,
Passenger Traffic Mannger, Montreal.
Imperial Cigar Company,
100 Lackawanna Avenue,
wuoi.rsAi.i: ionrroNihrs
And Ui'vtrlbuiur-i o!
Cubanola Cigars.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Pennsylvania Kailroad.
gthcilulo iu KQect Jun 2, 1001.
Tiaiiu leave bcrantunt Q' d. ni., vfc diyi,
through vetlbulc Iralu liom Wilkw Barre. 1'ull.
man bullet lurlor tar and toachci to 1'hilaUeJ.
iihla, via ('oU)Villoi lops at prinilpji Intune
iiUto ttatbi. AUo conncUl lor bunburj, Ihr
ribure, riiliiulelnhla, Uulllmoie, Waahlncton und
lor I'iUburt' Jil ll8 "' . . .
0.38 a. in., week ilajs, (or buubmy, Ihrrl.burg,
I'lilUdclpliU, Baltimore, Washington and I'ltts
burit and tho wet.
1.4i p. m., vuol daa (Sundajj, 1.5S p. in),
lor S-imUury, IlarrUbur. Philadelphia, Baltimore,
a.hln'ton und Pltlsburg and the west.
3-3 p. in, week dav, tluoush vcillbulo train
(ram 'A'llkes'BJiie. I'ulluian bufTct parlor car
and coichea to Philadelphia via Pollsville. Stpa
at prlnilpil iiitetmcdlate station!
4.27 p. in , wick da, for HjjlMoti, Sunbury,
lUrrisb ire, Philadelphia and PitUbutir.
J. II. liU'lCUINbON. Gen. Mgr.
j. U. WOOD, Cen. I'm. Ai-t.
BJ Cubanola. c i C a r a
MHcost onethird yr H
BB more to man- f Hi
Bu faclure .A I fi
Ira 87 you not havo gj$
yVpthiz benofit?
MAY 20
SELLS BROS.'
Double CIRCUSES' Double HIP-
Doublo MANAOERIES, Double.
MUSEUMS
noL'iitiV ui:ati:st or ,u. snows.
J. A. BAILEY, W. W. COLB,
LEWIS SELLS and PETER
SELLS, Equal Owners and
Operators.
Conilnir Direct, nnd tnl let. from Mmllson Pquate
Ujnlcn, NVvv Vork. 'Hip Only Show
tli.it IMilblts In tlio Metropolis
SAMIJ l'ltOOIIAMMi: l.V ALIi I)i:rAtU
oivii.v Tiiiina
t'olllvo aur.incp It rIvoii of nn exact du
pllcito of tin' Xcvv York H'rfnrnniiM.'ui Vvllli
niit tho onillon nf an ucl, nnliiiil nr (raturo.
Complete Colkctloii of U.iro AS lid UoasU in tlie
Mammoth Double Menageries.
Dozens of Xivv nnd
EXCLUSIVE PEATURES. I
Including; tlio
AURORA ZOUAVES.
Host Drilled Soldiers in tlio U'orM. '
The Ten Peerless Potters.
Gnu tnl Aerial Act en Earth.
The 23 Champion Bareback Riders
Including DAM.Ii: .IIIMAV, 11XIMA STICK.
SEV, and OUIKA MKKIIS.
MINTING, The Spiral Unicycla
Marvel.
4 Herds of Performing Elephants
COLOSSAJj CONOHESS OF CIRCUS
CHAMPIONS.
All Kind of Bc.il Hates Bun in thor
Huge Double Hippodromes.
I'xrvrlence und Canltat farsreiter than thit
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western.
In Effect Nov. 3, 1001.
Trains leave Scranton lor New Vorlt At l.Wi .
3.15, C.U5, 7.S0 and -10.03 a. m.; 13.45, 3.40, 3.3J
p. ni. For New Vork and Philadelphia 7.50.
10.05 a. ni., and 12.45 and 8.83 p. m. For Toby
liauna At 6.10 p. m. For Buffalo 1.15, 0.22 and
0.00 a. ni. ; 1.55, 0.50 ;:nil 11.35 p. n). For Bins
bamton and nay stations 10,20 a. ni. and 1,10
p. in. For Oswego, Syracuse and Utlca 1.15 and
u.22 a. in.; 1.55 p. m. Oswego, Syracuse and
Utlca train at 0 22 a. m. daily, except Sunday.
For Montrose 0.00 a. ni.; 1.10 and 6.50 p. m.
Nicholson accommodation 4.00 and 6.15 p. m.
Bloomsburg Division For Northumberland, at
C.35 and 10.05 a. ni. ; 1.55 and 0 10 p. m. For
Plymouth, at 8.10 a, tn.; 3.40 and 9.00 p. m
Sundav Twins For New Vork, 1.40, 3.13, 6.0S
and 10 05 a. m. ; 3.40, 3.33 p. in. For Buffalo
1.15 and 0 22 a. m.; 1.55, 0 60 and 11.35 p. m.
For Dlnghainton and way stations 10.20 a. m.
lilconibbursr Division Leave Scranton, 10.0S a
m. and 0.10 p. m.
READING SYSTEM.
New Jersey Central.
COltnUCTCU TO NOV. 17, 1001.
Stations in New ork, foot ot Liberty street
and South Ferry, N. It,
Trains leave Srranlo'i for New ork. Phlladeb
phia. Eostrn, Bethlehem, Allcntown. Maucbj
t'hunU, White Haven, Asliky and Wllkca-Barre at
T.bO a. :n., 1 . ni. and 4 p. m. Sunday, 2.10 p. in.
Quaker City Kxpress leaves Scranton at 7.30
a. in., through solid vestibule train with Pullman
Buffet Parlor Cais, for Philadelphia, with only
one change of cars for Baltimore, Washington,
D C, and all principal points south and west.
For Avoca, Pltuton and WIIV.c-Barro, 1 p. m
and 4 p. m. Sunday, 2.10 p. m.
For Long Branch, Ocean a rove, etc., 7.30 a.
m. and 1 p. m.
For Beading, Lebanon and Harrisburg, via Al
lcntown, at 7.30 a. ni. and 1 p. m. bunday, 2.10
p. in.
For Pottsvillc at 7.30 a. m. and 1 p. m.
-For latcs and tickets; apply to agent at station,
W. G. nKSI.KK, General Manager.
C. M. BUirr. Gen. Pass. Agt.
Delaware and Hudson.
In KfTect Novtmhor 21, 1001.
Tralnt lor Carbondalo leave Scranton at 0.20,
8.00, S.53, 10.1J a. in.! 12.00, 1.29, 2.34, 3.52,
6 20, 0.25, 7.07, 0.15, 11.20 p. in.; 1.31 a. m.
For Uonesdalc 0.20, lO.la. m.; 2.31 aid 5.29
P'For WIIkes-Barre 0.38, 7,48, S.41, 9.38, 10.4JI
a. m.i 12.0J, 1.42, 2.13, 3.23, 4.27, CIO, 7.4S,
10.41. 11,30 p. 111.
For L. V. It. II. Points 6.3S, 0.S3 a. m.; 2.1Sg
4.27 and ll.Stl p. m.
Foi 1'ennivanlu It. It. Points fl.38, 9.39 a.
ni. ; 1.42. 3.2S and 4.27 p. m.
For Albany and all points north 6.20 a. in,
and 3.52 p. m.
For Cail)ondile-:-S.60, 11.3J 'a. 'm. J 2.34, 3.;2,
5.62 and 11.17 p. m.
. For Wlllvi-s-Uaire 9.33 a. in.; 12.03, 1,58, 3.23,
C.S2 and 9.17 p. m.
For Albany and points north 3.52 p. m.
For llonesdale S.50 a. ni. and 3.52 p. ra.
W. L. PRVOIt, D. P. A.. Scianton, Pa.
Lehigh Vulley Railroad.
In Effect, Nov. 3. 1901.
'liains leivu bcunton.
Tor Philadelphia and .New Votk via D. & II.
II It at t.3$ and !.33 a. ni and 2.18. 4.2
lilatk Diamond L.nr;s), and 11.30 p, in. Sun-
ilivs D. k II. II. H., 1.53, b.27 p. m.
For White Il.iveu, llazlcton and pilncipal points
n tlie o resiotw. via D. HU. K. .. 0.38, 2.H
and 1.27 p. in. lVr Pottivlllc, 0.33 a. m., 2.i3
'''For Ilcthlchem. lesion, Heading, Ilarrisburg.
and nilncipil Intermediate Btatlons, via D. 4; II.
I : I ,n.&, U.JS a. m.j 2.U. 1.27 (Blaik Dla
luoml rMris). 11.00 p. in. bu.idajs, D. Si H.
II. II., tWS a, ill.! 1.5s, b.'il p. ni.
For TuiiUliaiiiiook, 'loivamla, Llmira, Itluca,
Geneva ami prlntipal intermediate stations, via
D L and , " It.. -l(l a- nI 1111 3,0 !' '"
For' Geneva. Uoehc.tw, llaBalg, Niagara Fall.
Chiiaso and all points vvet, via Ok . R R.
7,". 12 0,1a. in, !.-'. 8.23 (Illack Diamond Ky
presO. 7.4S, 10.41, 11 m I'. bundajn, D. k II.
It. It.. 12.W, b.27 p. in. , , ,i , ,.
Pullman i.arloi and Jeep nt' or Lehigh aley
Pailor un on all train be tnee.i Vllkes-Baria
und .New oiL, Philadelphia, Uutjalo and Suspend
Bo'Ll.'ix'llil'.' Wll.nUlt. Cm. feupt.. 28 Cortland
ciYaiim:& s? i.i:i:- a'n- Pi3- Ast., 26 cortianj
a.1,w!,om:m.vui:k. w'. p. Aet., Soutbj
Iletlileliiiii, Pa.
('or tk hi is and Pullman nervatlonj apply te
city tieket otllcv, 6'J Publlu Square, WilUcs-Batre,
Pa.
New York, Ontario and Western.
In Ktlect Tuesday, Sept. IT, 1001,
' JvOltTU HOUND.
Leave Leave Arrlra
Tiains
Siraiiton. Caibondale. Cadoaij.
i.1'"! 10.30 a. m. 11.10 a. in, 1.00 p. m,
f' 7 ....,,., 0.10 p. m. Ar. Caibondalo 0.40 p. Iu.
f,- ' 'tOUTll UOUND. v
Leave Leave Arriva
Trains. Cadosla. Carbondale. Scranton.
i'o 1.00a. in. 7.40a.m.
sS' ' ...... 2-'5 V- P- ' 4,40 p. ni
SUNDAYS ONLV, .NOIIlll BOUND.
Leave Leave Arrin
iraim. brianton. Catbondale. Caiioiia.
k0. U ,.. '" . O-Wp. in. 11X45 a. m.
Leave Leave Arrivt
Traini. Cadcsla. Carbondalo. Scranlon.
No C ........ 7.00a, u. 7.40a, in.
M. 10 ....... 4.30 P- "i. , 0 00 p, in. 6 43 p. ni,
'luiik Kos. 1 on week eia), and U on bundaa,
imVe main line conneelioni for New Voik city,
MiUdletnvvu, Walton, Norwich, Oneidi, OiWi-ga
ud all points west.
For further information rcmult ticket ageuta,
J. CI ANDKIISOX, G. P. A , New York.
J. t. WKLMI, T. V, A., Scranton, Pi
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