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THE SCtlANTON TRlkukE- TUESDAY, JULY 15, 1002.
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HIGHEST BID
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toergcr Mrothcts & Henderson, piovldcd
they took them beroie August t. The
minority lepott, hlgned by Messrs.
Fiancols, Jay no and njnonj lceom
liientlcd Hint the Issue ro to Dick Bioi,
provided they advanced $100,000 to the
hoard nt once. Both reports ngrccd In
lccommemlliiK Hint the J30.000 worth of
Bhoit-tcini bonds be placed In the sink
Inn funds,
MINOIUTV UKPOUT ADOPTCD.
Mr. Jnyno moved the adoption of the
mlnoilty report. Mr. Hand asked that
Mr. Eynon, who Is a bank cashier, give
his reasons for favoring the minority
jeport. Mr. Eynon explained that he
was prompted to favor the Dick Bros,
piopoiltlon because It would wic In
tel est chargca and because It was likely
the board could not hot row uny more
money fioni the banks.
The motion to adopt the mlnoilty te
port 'was can led by the following ote:
Aj ei Mcss s 1'iancolfl. fcnr, O'Mnl
lev, Evnon, Phillips, Itoclic, Dr. O'Mnlle.v,
Robinson, Jnvnc, Jennings, Selnlofer,
Rpf-ll.
Nnjs Jlessis. Cliilstmns, Muiphy,
Welsh, llnml, Walsh, Eviiih, L.tngan,
l.eonntd, Gibbons It
For three weeks past, seven hustling
book agents, repioscntlng the big
publtsheis of school books, have boon
campaigning heic for the J."4,000 order
of text books, made posMble by the
law authoilzlng school bo.nds to
change Its tet-books every three
yens. Last night, Chairman L ing.m,
of the text-book committee, told the
lcsult of their work in the committee
leport on the books adopted. This was
as follows:
MeMaster's History of the United
States., Stow ell's, Blalsdells and Ovei
ton's ph biologies, ns the same may be
adapted to the different grades; Nor
ton's geogiophles, Muhle's mathe
matics, Vnlle's System of Penmanship,
Rice's bpelleis, the Normal Comse In
Music, Piaug's Coni.se in Drawing,
Sheldon's Language Lcbsons and gram
mats, Stepping Stones to Literature,
Lev erman's Abildged Song Book, the
Lklcctie Belles.
Mcbsis. Flint and Matthews, lepre
srntlng the Ameikan Book company,
and Butler, Sheldon & Co , both of
whom ai e in the tiubt, got the bulk of
the business.
ALLOWANCE FOR TEACHERS.
The i onnnlttcc "recommended tli.it the
tcachcifi who assisted in bclectlng the
text-books be allowed Iwo davs' pay.
This was nmpnded to include Hie teach
ers who perfonned a similar duty a
vcai aero and three veai.s ico. and in
the amended form w'ns carried I
Bids for heating and ventilating No.
H. Haggerty, $6,0)0. Evans Bros. $6,
27.': Howley Blob. 6fi27; T. J. O'Mallev.
$6,fif0 The contiacts was awarded to
P. H. Haggcrtv His raib-contractoi s
are J. P. Maloney, gilvanlzrd iron
work, and James Lang.in, mason wark.
For pilnting the interloi of the high
school, there were two proposals from
each bidder. One contemplated water
colors throughout the entlie building
and the other the substitution of oil
colois In the locker rooms, lower cot
ridor and the like. The bids weio as
follows:
F. J. .Tohiibon, $l,0S"i and $1,SS0;
Jacobs and Fasold, $2,230 and $2,010. C.
A Rehrig. $2,750 and $2,G00; Alex. Na
geli, $2 300 and $2,150. The bids weie
referred to the high and tiainlng school
committtee, with power to act.
On the recommendation of the sup
ply committee, the salary of H. D. Jen
nings, superintendent of the supply
room, was increased fioin $90 to $100
per month.
The m.ittor of the necessity of a
school building to bo located on the
McLaughlin lots in Little England, was
refeired to the building committee, as
was also the unsanltaiy condition of
the alley In the leni of No. 6 building,
on South Washington avenue tlats.
ANOTHER LIBEL SUIT.
Editor of the Scrantonian Will Have
to Answer Again.
M. W. Guernsey jesterday filed addi
tional infoi niation with Aldeiman Kas
bou in ii suit for libel against Richard
Little, editor of the Scianlonlan.
The Information is based on alleged
libelous statements published in the
paper issued Sunday, Julv 13. The pub
lication was the outcome of another
uibo instituted last week against Little
by Guernsey.
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Held for Fuithcr Hearing.
Melville and Frank Itoonej, two joung
men, who weio auebted hy Citizens Sul
livan ami 1'icderk.k on Sundu, for be
ing diunk and lighting in a house owned
by a man named Potter, on Eighth
aticet, vvue nmilgucd for a healing In
police court jesteida. Each of them de
posited Jlu foi a furthei hearing.
ffSEABL ENJOYMENT.
The woman who reads this will under
stand to the full what Mrs. Tipton meant
when she says: "I am eujojiug good
ueuuu." ii laives
a person who has
been made
wretched by sick
ness to under
stand the joy of
health.
There are very
many women who
sutler as did Mrs.
Tipton, who might J
De-cureu as sue
was by the use of
Dr. Tierce's Fa
vorite Prescrip
tion; It estab
lishes regularity,'
dries the drains
which weaken
women, heals in
flammation and ulceration, and cures
female w ealcness. It makes weak women
strong, sick women well,
sit is with pleasure I recommend Dr. Pierce's
medicine," write Mrs. Nora Tiptou, of Cropper
(Cropper Statiou), Shelby Co. Kentucky, "You
remember my cost: wa one of female weakness
and weak lungs. I had uo appetite and would
often tt Wood ; was confined to niy bed almost
half of the time and could hardly stand on my
feet at times for the pains through my whole
Sody and system. My husband had to puy large
octor bills (or me, but since 1 have taken four
y bottles of Pr. Flerce's Golden Medical Discov
ry, four of t l'avorlte Prescription ' and three
Vials of ' Pleasant Pellets' we haven't paid any
more .loctor bills It had becu seveu-iuoutlu
luce I stopped using Pr, Pierce's niedlclucs and
X have been enjoying good health all the time,
Jt.can jtever praise these medicines too highly,
lor I have received so much benefit. I pray that
Wauy who suffer as I did will take Dr. Pierce's
medicines. I am sure they will never fail to
cure when rUcu a fair trial. Kverjbody telts
mc I look better than they ever saw inc. I am
ure I feel better thsu 1 eterdld before "
Favorite Prescription" has the testi
xnouy of thousands of women to its com
jilete cure of womanly diseases. Do not
accent an unknown ami unproved sub
etituie In its place.
Vt, Pierpe's Pleasant Pellets are a
ladles' laxative. No other medicine
cquahjthetu for gentleness aud thorough-Bess,
Kv (N8QM
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THE MARKETS
Wall Street Review.
New York, Julj 11 The speculative
opciatoia in favor of higher pikes for
stocks took hold of the maiket with le
nevted vigor today, centeiinR theli cam
paign In fat Paul That stock has alvvavs
been peculiarly effective aa a Icadci, ow
ing to its repiesentntlvo bhaiactci amom;
the western tiunk lines and to tho laise
lloatliipr supply in tho muiket Jts notnblo
libc todaj, tlieiefoie. had some sympa
thetic clfect on stocks of its own class.
'I ho masb of secmitlos, hovvovci, le
mainert singulailj umesponslve to tho a
Btessive strength of St Tatil and even
tagged In spots from torpid demand In
the cail.v muiket tho effect of the St Paul
movement was lntcifeied with by the ob
vious pioflt-taklng going on In Mlssouil
Pacific and the suspicion thus moused
that tho St Paul manipulation was ex
piessly designed to facilitate this pioftt
taklng. There weio alio weak spots
among the Industrials The declines fiom
Satin da s level reached a point In Jlis
houil Pacific. Sugai and Amalgamated.
Atchison responded eailv to tho St Paul
rise and followed It closelv tluoughout
tho da)', but It was not until lata that
Union Pacific and still latei when South
ern Pacific came Into tho movement Tho
St. Louis Southwestern stocks and Illi
nois Centinl weio also conspicuous A
refcrenco to tho day's sales list will show
that tho stocks abovo specltled inude up
the piincipal portion of the ila.'s maiket.
As each stock was successively biought
foiwaid Into tho movement the buvlng
took on laigo pioportlons. Mocks of ftom
a thousand to sl thousand shnies weie
dealt In fieely in all of tho active issues
Tho weak stocks generally iccovcied and
closed unchanged or at slight losses An
effoit was mado In connection with tho
advance of hopeful talk of ciop piospects
and no account was taken of the signs of
strength in the giaiu muikets based on
repents of moro unwelcome inlns in tho
southwest. Tho gialn muikets nie not
consldeied a lellablo baiotnctci of actual
ciop conditions, owing to tho disturbance
of abnormal conditions by speculation.
It must bo consldeied also that tho spec
ulative mind Is much confused In follow
ing tho statistical i edification in tho gov
ernment's ciop acieago flgmes In tho at
tempt to confoim tho agiicultuial lc
paitments's llguies to tho census lotuins.
Uhe market closed rather liiegului. but
with tho dangers nt tho top level. Total
sales for tho day, fcbl,r00 shales Tho bond
maiket wiih moro lucgular oven than
stocks and without conspicuous rou
tine. Total sales, par value. $1.247 000
United States refunding ti's declined '
and the J's and old and now 4'3 U per
cent, on call today.
The following quotations sro furnished
The Tribune bv Halght & Treese Co . 314.
315 Mears Building. W. D. Run on, man
ager. Open High Low.cioin
.. Iki (J1 02 IB
Amal. Copper ..
Am. c. s. r. ...
Ameilcnn lea ,,
Am. Ice, Pr
Am. Locomotlvo
Am. Loco,. Pr ,
Am, S. & R. Co
Amerlenn Sugar
10 10 3'. 10
avi .i-, ao'i,
Si
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Ol'A
....USVa
Anaconda Copper
vw.
Atchison S31,;
Atchison l'r I no
Halt. & Ohio ...10711
Hiook. n. T i,7ti
Canadian Padua ,,..rnT4
dies, tc Ohio 4W
Chicago & Alton ,,,. as'i
chic & a av :.o
C, M. & St. P 1791
c. it i, a p ii
Col. Tiiel & lion ,,,. 901J
Col, & Soiithcin .... 3
col. &. South., id Pr. 4
Del. & Hud 174
Dlst. of Am. Pr 3Vi
niio ,...... "''.
Krle. 1st Pr S1
Hoiking Vallev ssu
Illinois Cential KI1V4
Louis. & Nash ..,,..1!1'&
Manhnttnn .,,,.,.,,.111
Met. St. Ry ,.,1IS
Jlexlcan Central ,,,, Ei
Mo, K. &. Tex ...... 1'7
Mo, K, & Tex, Pi.,. rvti
Mo 'Pacific .,..,,,,..114
N. i'. Central ....,,,. 1W1
Norfolk & "West ,.,, r.7Vi
Ont. & West , 33
Pacldo Mall ,,., 40VJ
Penna. R. R ...,,,.. 154
People's Gas ....,.,,10151
Pressed Steel Car,,., 4Vi
Reading KV,
Readlnp, 1st Pr ,,., &',
Itcadlmr, 2d Pr ..,, 7iVSj
Republic Steel ..,,,. 174
Rspublio Steel. Pr ... 7314
st. L & San r, ,... 694
Hnulhern Pacldo 63U
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73i
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Southern R. R 3TlJ aiii
who
five
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
Southei n R R Pi . PH'-i 0iW W3
Tenn , Co.il & linn . 1,1V.. fit's bt'l lil'i
Texas & Paelflc Al n 4 Pi, iVt
Union Pacific m los nd'4 108
Union Pacific Pi.... Wt ooij iio'i om;
U S Leather U'H 1.", IJij, U'i
U S Leather, Pi.... S4'i S4J Sti't SPi
IT. S Steel 31i TlK. "I'm :,oi4
I'. S Steel, Pr Mi M no ao
Wabash , )U 3()Va l'-n "0
Wabash, Pi . .... i. Wi 4"' 4T, 4Vi
Western Union si, cip (?r, Sil'i
AVIscon-ln Cential .. Lirj 2i i34
Totnl sales, 701 ,000 shuies.
Money, ,!' pel cent.
CHICAGO GRAIN A. PROVISION.
WHEAT. Open. Hlcrh Low. Close
September 7 Pi 7IJi 7J 73i.
Der ember' 737s 7J"8 7JU "3'i
Septemb'ei hiy, fil n ci
December 17'i 47is lt,r8 4o78
oa rs
September lOi'i poi; 2VH 2Ti
Deeember L9;8 l0-a Mi'i 19U
PORK
September IS, 70 IS 70 ISi,'l IS 07
Januaiv IS 00 18 CO IS 47 IS 17
LARD
September 11 10 11 r, 11 !7 II 42
Januitiy 11 U U12 11 U 11 ti
RIBS
September 10 SO 10 ST, 10 R0 10 S5
Januaiy 10S0 10S0 10S0 10 SO
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
Open. Ilkh. Low Close
August S17 Sul S Hi SIS
September SOI S 11 S07 S OS
October 7 00 7 0J 7 sa 7 D
December 7.79 7 81 7.7S f 7S
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
STOCKS. Rid Asked
Lackawanna Daiiy Co , Pr.... go
Count Sav. Bank & Trust Co 300
Tiist Nat. Bank (Caibondalo). . . 5m
Third National Bank 530
Dime Dep Aw Dis Bink S00
Economy L II & P. Co 'j
Tirst National Bank .....' uoo
Lack. Ti ust & Safe Dep Co... 193
Cluilc & Snovoi Co. Pr ijj
Scianton Savings Bank 1,00
Tindeis' National Bank 225
Scianton Bolt & Nut Co 3.7 "
Peoplo's Bank U3 "
BONDS "
Scranton Packing Co 33
Scianton Passenger Railway,
tlist mortgage, duo 19.0 113
Peoplo's Streot Railway, lirst
mortgage, duo 19IS , 113 ,,,
Peoplo's Stiect Railway. Gen
eral mortgage, duo 19JI 115 ,,,
Scranton Tiac Co , (1 per cent. 115
Economy L., H. & P Co 97
N. Joisny fc Pncono Ico Co 97
Consolidated Water Supply Co ... 103
Scranton Wholesale Market.
(Cortected by II. G. Dale, .'7 Lacka. Ave.)
Kloui-JI 40. v
Butter Ficsh cicameiy, L'lc; fiosh
dairy, '.Jc.
Choeso-12al2',.c.
Eggs Ncaiby, Sin.; western, '-0c.
Mai row Beans Per bushel, $' J3a2,40.
Gieen Peas Pel bushel, $2 23
Onions U 00 per bag,
Now Potutoes $.',7."aJ per ban el,
New York Grain and Produce Market
Now York, July II Flour Maiket was
steady with a light tiade. Wheat Spot
tiim; No. 2 led, 7914e nlevatoi ; No, 2 ted,
SOuSlVJc f. o b. alloat: No. I noitlieiu
Dultith, S.D.C., f, o, b, alloat, Although
steady foi a shoit time after the open
ing, wheat soon developed a heaviness of
uudei tone that I isted all da i 1 loscd he
higher on July, but V'.c. lower otheivvlse;
July closed S2o.i Septembei, 7jic,; Decem
ber, 7fc',6c. Coin Spot flinioi: No. 2, 72Vic,
elovatoi and 7Jc, j, p. b. alloat; option
muiket opened tlrm on a wpieezo of July
and September shots aftei which Into
months weakened uudei heavy cat lot
estimates, beaiish crop .news nud tho
wheat dicllno. July closed Jc, higher and
nthei months )lad. lower; July closed
71,ac; September, lo.i December, 7U.C,
Oats Spot cusy on white; No 2, Mc,; No,
3. K',.c; No. J whlto, rai.c.; No J whlto,
09e ; track mixed western, 0uio7c.; tuick
whlto western, B9alJe,; Hack white btato,
59awo,; option maiket was genpially weak
and lovvoi following favoiiibiooirop weath
er conditions Buttei Steady; western
neameiy. m.l'Sc; do ractoiy, HalSc;
lenovated, l7al9Vso.; Imitation cie-nnirr,
nal9c.; state daliy, 1715m20c. Clieeso
euk to stiong; new stnto sniall toloicd.
full cream faniv. 10c: small white, Wc.i
large coloied, flVJc; largo white. 9Hc!
Lggs Easier to llim; btato and Peiinsyl-
Tats signature
This
ginger snap
leads in favor with
love a touch of
and sweetness, baked to golden
.brown, and served perfectly fresh
with all the original crispness
and flavor retained.
ZuZu
GINGER SNAPS
are sold only in the In-er-seal Pack
age, the reputation of which is
well known to all. If you would
like to try them, give the grocer-
cents and say
ZuZu
nnla, SOaSOc.; western candled, 19'c ;
southwestern, 1".i17e Potatoes, Ensv:
Long Island, $lal 7j; southern piime, Jl 25
al75.
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Chicago Grain Market.
Chicago. July 14 He ivy movement in
coin held the attention of grain specu
lator today and biought slumps all
aiound July coin continued its display
of pviotechnlcs of list week, although to
daj it looked like tho falling stick instead
of tho rocket flight. Everv thing on
'Change wes beaiish but In the genei il
decline tho thudding dtop of 5'4c In Julv
coin was most important and caused talk
of nn end of the qoin coinei. Cash quo
tations weio as follows- Flom Steadj :
No 2 spilng wheat, 7.'c , No 3 opting. 70
a7le ; No 2 led, 77)ia7bVc ; No 2 com, 71V&
aSO'ic, No. 2 vellovv, 70'iSlc; No. 2 oats,
49i50c; No 2 white r,4c ; No 3 white, 52V&
ante , No. 2 ic, blc , good feeding bar
ley, t"MG9e ; fall to choice malting. 7$i"!e ;
No 1 lla-x seed, $143, No 1 noithwcslern,
$1.70; pilmo timothy seed. , mess poik.
per ban el. J1S 17alS 5214; laid, pei 100
pounds. ?11 12V4: shoit ltbs sides, $10 7r,a
lOS'i; div shoulders, OaaOVic ; shoit clear
sides, $11 2JallJ7',6.
Buffalo Live Stock Market.
East Buffalo, July II Cattle Receipts,
5 500; faiily active and 15.i23c. lowei ; pilmo
steels, $7 2Ja7.7.1, choice, 1,200 to 1..J0O
poinul steeis, $l)73a7; fair to good, $li.u23;
choico 1,000 to 1,150-pound steeis, $5 50a
6 23, fair to good, $3.ir, 23; choico helfeis,
$iatiL5: loir to good, $5a5 75: light to fail,
$3 73a4 50; best fat cows, $3aDW); fair to
good, $4 L5a4 73; canneis and common, $1 75
a3; export bulls, $5,15 37; butcheis, $lal i5;
sausage, $J 23a1; fresh cows and spilngois,
steady to stiong for good; dull foi com
mon; good to etia $50ab0; fair to good,
$.15; ccinmon $1Su23; fecdeis, $4 23a4 50;
stockeis $150a4 25; stock lulfeis, $Jnl50.
Veals Steady; tops, $U75a7: fall to good,
Jiuitj TO common to light, $5a5 73 Hogs
Receipts. 15,000; slow and 10al3c lowei;
lltav, $b05uS25, mixed. $7.20aS; pigs, $7.75
a7S"; loughs, $7.10a7 30; stags. $Gao 50
Sheep and Limbs Receipts 1,200; sheep,
steady, lambs, caslei ; lambs, $b50at,,75;
fall to good, $3 75au25: culls to common,
$4 50a " 50. veai lings, $4 GOaC 25; wetheis,
$123at50; sheep, top mled, $3S5al; fair
to -rood, $2.f0a.75; culls to common, $2 23
aJ.i'i; owes, o50a3 75
Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicago, July 11. Cattle Receipts, 1,200,
Including 2 500 Texas and 100 westerns;
best steady; others slow; good to pilmo
steeis. $7,73aS70; poor to medium, $4 75a
7W; btockciu and loedois. $2 50a5 25; cows,
$1.40a5 50. helfeis, $2 50afi&5; canneis, $1.40
n2 40: calves. $2 50ab 50; Texas fed steers,
$4aG75; western steors, feedeis, $135.
Hogs Receipts today. 3,100; t onion ow,
l.SOO; left over, C00; SalOe. lowor, slow;
iuted and butcheis, $7 23.i!; good to
choico heavy. $7.75a8 10; lough lieavi, $7 25
a7i); light, $90a7,70; bulk of sales, $7,C0a
7 93. Sheep Receipts, 20,000; sheep, stiong
to 10c, hfghei; lambs, stiong; good to
choice wothors. $JMal23; fair to choice
mlted, $2 50aJ23; western, $J50; natlvo
lambs, $2.50aGC5,
East Liberty Live Stock.
East Liberty. Julv 14 -Cattle-Market
slow; choice, $7.13a7 50; pilmo, $u73a7.13;
good, $'iaUi0; good fiesh cows, $4.40a5.
goon, 5'i.iuou; goon nesn cows, $4.40ai
Hogs Maiket active; pilmo heavies, $s
as 13; mediums, $8; heavy Yoikois, $7.90
7 95; light Y01 Iters, $7b3.i7,90; pigs. $7 SO
10
90i
Kim
7 90; loughs, Jt).i7,w). Sheep Maiket
steauy on sneep and lower on lambs;
best wetheis. $1 10.14 20; pood, $J73a4;
mixed, $J :3n3 U); culls and comnion, $1 50,t
2, choleo lambs, $5 75.10 23; common to
good, JCOuD&O; veal calves, $7a7 50.
Hour and Mill Peed,
Scianton. July 14 The flour maiket Is
quiet but Him Mill Peed Illghci and of
leilnga light fot piompt shipment. Quo
tatlons 1110 for car lots icpoited foi Tho
Tiibuno by Washbiiuie-Ciosby Co,, Scian
ton oftlce, 7.'8 Council building. Curl
Goodoll. managei, Kincy patent, $1A5,
wood; llrst cleais. $1J3, wood; Inan, 200
pound sacks, $21.10 pel ton; stuiiduid mid
dlings, 20O.pqund sucks, $22 bo per ton;
flout middlings LOa.pound sacks, $21 60 per
tonj led dog, H-pound sucks, $2i)W per
ton. t
OllMarket.
Oil City. July 14t-CicdU balances. $122;
ccititUatcH, no bid: shipments, 110 SI I Lai -icls;
average, g7,59fi bnnelsr luns, 171, duS
bands; Uverugo, &0.3S9 bairole.
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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 S.30.
Spencer Trask & Co.
BANKERS
2T & 29 Pine.Street, New York
Members New York Stock Exchange.
BOODY.McLELLAK &C0.
BANKERS,
No 57 Uroadway, New York City.
MfcMOGRS NGW ORK STOCK EXCIIAJJOE.
STOCKS.BONDS and INVESTMENTS
ORDERS EXECUTED
FOR INVESTMENT OR ON MARGIN
Tallies desiring a (rood, safe Investment
foi small sums of mone with a IiIkIi into
of Inteicst vviito us tor paitlculuis. A
icsldent bolieltoi wanted,
Pennsylvania Improvement & Investment Co,,
701 Bucr Hide. IteadlntJ. Pa.
DR. DENSTEN,
PHYSICIAN AND SUKCiRON
311 Spruce St, Scranton, ia
AH Acuto and CI11011I0 Diseases of Men,
Women uud I'lilldlun NUUVOUS.
CHRONIC, URAIN. rilMAiaj and
WABTINU DISi;ASi:S A SPlH'IAlrV,
Consultation and exuminatloii fieo Of.
lieu liouis, daily and Sunday, S u. m. to
9 p m.
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.wlfe 1 Ma mj&ji-j
(y Clearing Me
We Mention These
Grand Bargains Today
As a reminder that possibly you have forgotten
to look at them when down town yesterday.
Clearings
From an immense quantity of good things, found
at our DRESS AND SILK COUNTERS, going
at less than cost of manufacture in many instances.
All of our 39c Challies, now go at ,. 19c
All of our $oc Challies, now go at .' 35c
All of our tftc Challies, now go at 37c
39c Wash Silks, now .' 19c
50c Wash Silks, now 29c
50c. Foulard Silks,. now 35c
j5i.oo Foulard Silks, now 49c
1.25 French Foulards, splendid goods, now 75c
85c Pongee Silks, now 49c
$1.00 Pongee Silks, now -. 67c
75c Mousseline de Soie, high class values, all
popular shades, on sale at.... '. 49c
75c Washable Cashmere Taffeta,' all new shades.
Now on sale at 55c
59c Corded Taffeta Silk, now go at 39c
All Wool French Albatross, regular 50c value, go
at, a yard 37$c
All Wool Etamine, corded effects, our regular 89c
kind, on sale at 55c
All Wool French Voile, regular $i.oo values, now
go at 75c
$1.75 kind, go at $1.10
All Wool English Mohair, greys and browns.
Regular $1.00 values, on sale at 75c
Cream Panama Basket Cloth and Cheviot, very
stylish and chic fabrics, washable and durable.
1.25 and $1.50 kind, on sale at 75c
Duck Skirts, for women. $1.25 kind, go at 98c
Pique Skirts, for women. $1. 25 kind, go at 98c
Chambray Washable Suits, for women. $4.50
kind, goat $2.98
All our $1.00 House Wrappers, during this sale, at. 75c
The Great July Clearing
Delaware and Hudson.
In Effect Juno lb, llw.' ,
Trnini for Caibondalo leave Scianton at
G 44, 7 30, S M, 10 13 a. m ; U 05, 1.1.!, 2 11, J 50,
G .9, 0 23, S Jl, U 15, 10 01 p m , 1.' 18, 1 S a m
For Honesdale b 44, 10 IS a m , 2 11 and
5 20 p. m
Koi WIlKes-Bailo-GnS, 7 11. 8 41, 9 47,
10 53 a m , 12 03, 1.4.', .' IS, 3 JS, 4 JJ, b 10,
7 4R 10 11, 11 49 p m
For I.. V R R Points 7.41, 9 47 a. m ;
2 IS. 4 35 and 11 49 p m
For Pennsylvania R R. Points GG8,
9 47 a m , 1 42, 3 28 and 4 35 p m
For Albany and all points north-7 36 a.
m. aud J 50 p m
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Carbondalo S 50, 1133 a m ; 2 11,
3 5(,. 5 52 and 11 17 p m
Tor AVIlkes-I3ane-9 38 a m ; U 03, 1 5S,
3 28. 6 32 and 9 17 p. m
For Albany and points north 3 56 p m
For Iloneadale-& 50 a. m.; 1133 and 3 52
p. m
W. L, PRYOR, D. P. A . Scranton, Pa.
Lehigh Valley Railroad.
In Uffect Juno 15, 1902
Ti.ilns Leave Scianton.
Tor Philadelphia and New York via D.
& H R. R, at 7 41, thiough Piulot Car
and Day Coach CaiboiuLilu to Now Yoii:
and 9 47 a in, with L, V. Coach Caibon
dalo to Philadelphia, and 218. 4 33 (Black
Diamond Expiess), and 1149 p: in, Sun
das, D & H R. R , 1 5S, 9 17 p m.
Tor Whlto Haven. Hazlcton and princi
pal points. In the coal legions, via D. & II.
R. R.. 7 41. 2.18 and 1 33 p m. For Potta
villc, 7.41 am. ,
For Uothleliem, Kaston. Reading, Har
risbuie and principal lutoi mediate sta
tions, via D. i. H. It. R. 741, 9 47 n. m ;
218, 4 35 (Black Diamond Kxpiess), 11.49 p
m Simdajb, D. A- II. It. It, 9JS a. m.;
15S, 917 p. m. ,
J'oi 'runUlianuoek, Tovvnndu, Ulmlia,
Ithaca, Geneva and pilnctnal Intel mediate
stations via D., U K W. It. R , 0 35 a. m.
and 1.55 p. in. ,
Foi Geneva. Rochester. Buffalo, Niag
ara Falls, Chicago and all points west via
D &.. II. R. R. l-'OJ P- m; 3 28 (Black
Diamond Express) 10 41, 11 49 p in. Sun
dajs, D. & H R. R.. 12 03, 917 p. m
Pullman parloi and sleuplnK or LohlBli
Valley Pallor cms on all trains between
Vllken-Baue nnd New Yoik. Philadel
phia, Buffalo and Suspension Bildge
ROLLIN II. WILBUR. Gen. Supt., 2G
Cm Hand street. Now York
CHARLES S. LL'IC, Gen. Pass Agt ,
Coitland sticet, New Yoik,
A. W. NONEMACHI1R, Dlv. Pass. Agt,
South Bethlehem, Pa.
For tlcUeta aud Pullman lcservatlons
apply to city ticket office, CO Public
Square Wllkes-Bane, Pa.
Etie Hnihoad Co., Wyoming Division
Tialns leave Scianton for I law ley and
local stations at S 15 a, m, 1. 13. s.i) and
7.55 p. m. Sunda8, nt 9 00 a, m and 1 3j
For New Yoik. Honesdalo nnd Intei
medinlo points, nt IB p m.
Tialns airlve at Scianton nt 83(1 a. in,
3 09. 7 23 and 9 13 p m Sundajs, 1.00 p. m ,
and 8 15 p. m.
New York, Ontario and Western,
'rime Table In Effect Sunday, Juno 15, 1902.
llmo "uQiml uoUND TRAINS,
Leave Leave Airlvo
Trains. Scianton. Cai bondalo. Cadosla.
Trains. Scianton. Caibondalo. Cados
vi 1030a. in, 11,10a. m. 1 00 p :
No a . loop. m. HI P.m. coop
Jn 7 ..... b 10 P ill Ar.Cai boiulalo 0 40 p
No' 7 SOUTH BOUND, J
w , I,,.
III.
in
Leave
Lenvu
Arrivo
Tuilns Cadoala. Caibondalo, Scianton,
i.' . .... b 50 a.m. 7 "-hi. m
No 4 ...... S.lOu, m 10 oi n. in. 1040u. m.
No' 2 2l''im. 4 OOP m. 4 4-.p
faUNDAYS ONLV, NORTH BOUND
nu4 Leave Leavo Anlvo
Tialns. Scianton. Caibondalo, Cadosla.
No B , 8 30 a. m. 010 p. m. lo 13 a. it
No S ...... 7 00 n m Ai Cm bondalo 7,43 p ni
r,- J sqUTU BOUND. ' ' m
Lenyo Leavo .Anlvo
Tialns. Cadosla. Caibondalo, Scumtou.
SS.V:::::.Mpm. ?8-$; ffi
Tialns Nos, 1 on week davs. iuu 0 011
Simdajtt connect foi Now oik Utv. Mid.
dlelowu. Walton, Noiwlch. Oneida, Os
vVcbo and ull )oluls west.
Tinln 3 foi-Pojntello, Walton, Dellil,
Sidney, Norwich and all New Beillu
hianUi points.. , ,
Tialn No. b, with, "Quaker City Ex
pioss" at Scianton. via C. R. R, 01 N, j,
lor Philadelphia. Atlantic City, Raltfinoiq
Wabhliistoii and Pcnns Iv anla uUto
points.
See time-table aud consult ticket agents
foi connections with othei lines
J. C. ANDERSON. G. P A , New York.
J. E. WELSH, T. P. A., Bwanton. Pa.
. 1 jjrj tan.i.J,WjBWMgj. zrJ$4tn j
Sale Continues all Week
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beadingTsystem!
Central Railroad of New Jersey.
In Effect Juno 29, 1D02.
Stations In Now York, foot Llbeity
stieet and South Fony, N R
Trains leavo Scianton for New Yoik;
Philadelphia, Easton, Bethlehem, Allen
town, Mauch Chunk, Whlto Haven, Ash
ley, Wllkes-Barro and Plttbton nt 7 30 a.
m , 1 p m and 4 pm. Sunday, 2.10 p m.
Quaker City Express icavos Scianton
7 30 a m, through solid vestibule tialn
with Pullman Buffet Parlor Car for Phil
adelphia with only one change of cars
for Baltimore and Washington. D C , and
all principal points south and wet,t
For Avoea, Plttston and Wllkes-Barro,
lpm. and 4 p. m. Sunday, 2 10 p in
For Long Branch, Ocean Giovo, etc,
7 30 and 1 p m.
For Reading. Lebanon and Hairlsburg
via Allentown at 7 30 a. m , 1 p. m. and i
p m Sunday, 2 10 p m.
For Tamaqua and Pottsvllle, 7 30 a. m ,
lpm. and 4pm
For rates nnd tickets apply to agent at
station
W. G BESSLER. Gen Manager.
C. M. BURT. Gen. Pass Agt.
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Pennsylvania Railroad.
Schedule In Effect Juno lb, 1902.
Trains leave Scianton: bJS a. m, weok:
days, thiough vestibule tialn Horn
Wllkcs-Baire. Pullman buffet parlor car
and coaches to Phlladelpala, via Potts
vllle; stops at piincipal intermediate sta
tions. Also connects for Sunbuiy, Hur
llsburg, Philadelphia, Baltlmoio, Wash
ington and for Flushing nnd tho West.
9 47 a m , weok days, for Sunbuiy, Har
rlsbuig, Philadelphia, Baltlmoio, Wabh-.
Ington and Plttsbuig and tho West.
1 42 p m, week davs, (Sundajt. 158 p.
m ), for Sunbuiy, Hnrrlsbmg, Philadel
phia, Baltimore, Washington and Pltts
buig and the West
3 28 p m., week days, tlirougu V03tlbula
train fiom Wllkcs-Bairo Pullman buffet
inn lor cur and ccachcs to Philadclnhla via
Pottsvllle Stops at piincipal Intot mediate
stations.
4 33 p m , week das, for Ilazleton, Sun
bury, Hauisbuig, Philadelphia and Pitts-
UXS' 3. B HUTCHINSON. Gen. Mgr.
J. B. WOOD, Gen. Pass Agt,
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western.
In Effect Juno 1, 1902.
Tialns leave Scranton for New York
At 1 50. 3 20, b05, 7 50 nnd 10 10 11. m.i' 12 40,
3 40, 3 33 p in. For Now Yoik nnd Phila
delphia 7 50. 1010 a. m, and 12.40 and 3 37
p 111, Foi Gouldshoro At blO p. m For
Bufftilo-1.15, G22 and 9 00 a. m.; 153, 6 50
and 11.10 p m. For Blnghamton. Elmlia.
and way stations 10 27 a. 111 . 1 03 p m
For Oswego. Syincuso and Utlca 1,15 nnd
G22 a in.; 155 p. in Oswego, Syracuso
nnd Utlca tialn at 0 22 a. m dally, except
Sunday. For Monttoso 9 00 a. m,; 1.03
and 0 50 p. m, Nicholson accommodation
4 00 and bl3 p m,
Bloonishuig Division For Noithumber
laud, dl b 35 and 10 10 a. m ; 1,55 and G 10
p. in Foi Plj mouth, at 8 10 a. m.; 3 10
und 9 03 p m.
Sunday Tialns For New York, 150, 3 20,
b05, 10 JO n. m,; 3 40 and 3 33 p m For
Buffalo Mi and b22 a. m.i 153, 0 50 and
11.10 p m. For Elmlia and way stations
10 27 u. m Tor Blnghamton and way sta
tions. 9 00 a. m Bloonishuig Division
Leavo Scianton, 1010 a. 'in. and 610 p. in.
3
HENRY BEL1N, JR.,
General Agent for tho Wjomlcg District for
Dupont's Powder
Uinln?, Mutin?, Spotting, Fmokclcss tnd tha
Itcpauno Chemical Company'
HIGH EXPLOSIVES.
Ettcty Fuse, Caps and Exploders. Room 491 Co
ucll IJulldlnc .Scranton.
AQlHiCILS.
JOIIV P SMITH i. M)N , Phraouth
U W. UUUiat.V , ,,., Wilkci lljrri
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