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THE SCUANTOX TtilBUNE-THUltSDAV, OCTOBER 10, 1002.
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THE EPWOTH
LEAGUE NEEDS
(Concluded fiom I'nRO li.l
live, but lin not nceoni))lRlie(t nunr
wlitit II sliotliil. It "ccilfi h levlvitl of
cnoigy ind loc.
"There nro many .voiiiir women In the
lenRUP who could give themselves to the
work of Jchup ChrlHt, und ko into the
homes of the needy find sorrowful, rur
rjhiK the sunshine of CJoiI'r love Into
these homes. Hod Is grateful for the
work nil end y done, hut wo must em
phasize the fact that more work Is
needed iiIohb this line. Ill the social
und llteuity blanches of work more
business Is needed, as when a business
meeting Is called, many people make It
n business of staying away. We want
n. icvlval of the splilt that means bust
ness In the woik or Mod and Hie Chinch
of Chi 1st.
niid to m: unvivno.
"Wo need to be revived along serious,
cai nest and determined lines for the
salvation of man. for the church and
for God. More power Is needed to cip
eiate the ninchlneiy wo have, and we
need a revival In the depat tnient of
spliliual woik and In Christian testi
mony There are many aceessoiles of
power In the Christian chinch, and I
do not undei estimate the vailous ugi'ii
t'les, but the weapon needed to i onquer
the woild Is the old penteeostal bless
ing the tongue ot fire, that the power
of God might fall on voting pnople and
equip them lor His woik.
"Theie aie glorious possibilities In
the Held or Kpwoith League woik. :md
(iud has In stoie fm us mightier le
toiles than we ewer ilunmed of. and
we have i ome to a ulsls In this woik
wheie wo aie to show lcsult". Theie
aie gie.it possibilities lor find in the
Kpwoith League, but lenewed toiees
and ic hnis aie needed to hi lug It out.
Cln 1st Is (ailing us to seivhe and to
viattle, and the time Is at hand when
heie Is a mights woik to do lor (Jod.
lie l on our Hlilf, .tud vlctoiy is ahead,
lei us di'inonsu.ile to the win Id at l.ugo
th.it the Kpwoith League li.is tome
Into the possesion of the n-i.il It
needs."
11VKNIXG RI'.SSIO.W
The eloshif, s(.ss(,n of the ((invention
w.is called .it 7 1" o'Uoik. and lasted
nearly time houi The song seivUo
and devotions weie led by J!e. ('. M.
Olmste.id, ot tiiillloid, X. Y. The seke
tlons b the choir undei the le.ideishlp
of Pi of. AV. W. .lones, and the Simpson
M.il, (iiiaitette. weie pleasing teatuit.i
of the meeting.
'I he tieasuici'. lie . Cm I ('ouiii.ilm.in,
i ported icteipts of Ml." IT,: expenses,
MS"; b.il.ime on hand, $ht HO. The
resolutions ooniinitlee thanked the lias
lor and people of Simpson dumb tor
I hell hospitality, and the speakeis loi
their helpful .nidi eoses and the Mngeis
foi good music. Di 1'phani's addiess
and ti Unite to the .Methodist F.itlieia,
was the fe.it me ot the sei h e Among
other things, he said"
"It is sonietlmes .s.iid b way of ie
pio.iih that AineiiCii has no hlstoiy.
and that the Methodist !uiuh has no
hlstoiy, but we ran trace our pedtgiee
to the days ol the apostles tot the
(loetiincs of the Methodist lrI-( np.il
f lunch aie as old as the Xew Testa
ment. Dining the last one bundled and
fifty e'.tis the movement foi Method
ism has made eai th bapp and heaven
populous, and It has i Islitltilly been
i ailed the gmiiet movement In the
hlstoiy ol the woild since the dnvs nf
pentecot."
The speaker icfericd in glowing leims
to the lives and woil.s of John Wesley,
James Ilenle.v Charles Wesley, whom
he called Ihe inline of lvilc jiot'tsj
Thomas Polk, Philip l'mhut', Uicb.ud
Cllmoor, Cianies Asian j, ,lesv,. i,op,
I'lljah Iledding and otheis, .uid pio
r I. limed them the heioes of Methodism.
He also paid a splendid ti Unite to the
mission. n y enteipiisc, whiih, he s.iid,
was the gieatest thing of mode in da.vs
foi the nipid giouth or Cliilstian t.ill'h,
A GltHAT SCHOLAI'..
"We one," he said, "to otu Melhudlst
fathers thu lrspit ve ahvavs pay m
gieat men. tot Midi they weie John
Weslev was one ol the gieatest s-chol-ai
s of all tinus, a gieat pi em her, and
an Intel pietoi o (Jod's woul to man.
Philip I'inliiuy was not an Ignoianl
laipenter as some supposed, but a
.scholgr and a teaehei and a man of
intelligence Kianels Asbiuy w.is the
noblest Roman of them all and a gloi
lous old hero, whose hlstoiy is et to be
wiltten. All weie gloilous men, bale,
beaity nnd happ.v, who lived In the
ladlant sunshine ot divine tavoi. They
inanlfested their beiolsm along many
lines, and we aie all Indebted to them,
lor well founded and a thoroughly
i nought-nut system of dot trine.
They pioelnlmcd a gospel which, was
simple, warm and loi all. The doe
tilnes or Weslev isin aie the doetilnes of
iinlvetsiii Piotuslantlsin, with collect
views of Clnistian life nud activity.
The .Methodist Hpistopal ehuich is the
i lunch of the common people, and we
must go after any man anywhere who
needs salvation, God giant that you
may be line to the tuidltloiiH of the
chinch."
At the elose of Dr. I'pham'.s addiess,
Or. Sweet, ot Iiingliainton, classed the
speaker as one of the heioes of Method
Ism, and he was gieeted with Hie Chan
tiiiiqua salute. The quaitette sang
"Good Night" as the closing number.
BULGARIAN BANDS DEFEATED.
Turkey Understands Thnt Macedon
ians Will Be Suppiessed.
Pi f.xrlir-ite W Ire livni '("lie Uvoilateil 1 mi
Constantinople, Oct, 15 It Is de
(.hired in government elides that the
Hiilgarlan i evolutionary bands have
been defeated eery where and that, at
ter n shaip engagement In the Kie7.pn
dulle, between a force of Turkish
troops and insurgents, the Bulgarians
weie dislodged and dispersed,
riio porto understands that the Iiul
mi Inn government has finally decided
to suppress the '.Macedonian committee,
Yesteidny's Marriage Licenses.
"IViwII Moiilovnious . , Arelibald
Mary Kosztics Arclilulil
John IMwIn Houton,.rtochcllc. Park, X, J,
M.ir Hell Freeman ,.,,,,,., Seranton
Jalward L Spungenberg' ('arliniulirln
Jennie 1,. Hyatt , ,,,,,, ..C'lirlioiululo
20 Years of
Vile Catarrh
Wonderful Testimony to the Curative
Fowern of Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal
Powder,
('lias. o. Drown. Journalist, of Duluth,
Minn., writes: "I have been a sufferer
fiom Throat and Nasal Catarrh for over
20 -uns, (luring which time my head has
bi en stopped up and my condition truly
mlicinble. Within 1" minutes after using
))i. Agnew's Cutanhal Powder: I obtained
I (lief. Three bottles have ulmost, If not
intlicly cured me," .
Dr, Agnew's Ointment relieve plies Instantly. 2
Sold by Wro. G. CUrK and 11, C. San-
ft-
WILL INTEREST EVERYBODY.
Or nt Lenst Everyone Who Suffers
from Cntfttrh.
Cittniih In 111 various foi ins Is a na
tional disease, nnd the fact that ncnily
cvoiybody suffeis from It more or less
lends many to neglect Its proper treat
ment. Xiisal rn turrit Is a I'tininion ciiiibo ot
hendnclies, destroys sense of smell nnd
If neglected tenches the throat, causing
Impairment nnd sometimes total loss
of voice, Hionclilnl entail h leads easily
to consumption. Cuturih of stomach
and liver tire very sei lous and obstin
ate tumbles, while It Is now generally
admitted that catarrh Is the most com
mon of all causes of deafiKMs.
All of the more set lous forms of en
tail li begin with nasal catiirih thu local
symptoms, being a piofuse dlsehuige,
stoppage of nostllls, In Italian and fie
(pient denting of the tin oat, sneelng,
coughing nud gagging.
The old style- of treatment with
douches, Inhalers, spinys, salves, etc.,
simply give temporary lellef und every
one who has trse'd any of them knows
how useless they ale und their Incon
venience Is such that very few have
the time or patience to continue their
use.
A radical cme of calm ill can only be
obtained fioiu a U eminent whldi le
moves the catarihnl taint fiom the
blood because no one will now dispute
that catarrh Is u constitutional or blood
dleasc, and local applications can have
no crfeet except to teinpoiailly le-lleVo
local symptoms.
A new lomeily which bus been le
maikably successful In curing uttitnh
Is a pleasant tasting tablet which Is
taken Internally nnd acts upon the
blood and miaous membianes.
It Is composed of antiseptic leinedles
like Ited Gum. Hluod root nnd similar
deanslug spcilllts which eliminate the
alaiili.il poison f i otn the system.
Tlie tablets being pleasant to Ihe
taste aie dissolved In the mouth and
thus leach the tlnoat, trachea, and
(Inally the- stomach and entile alimeut
niv canal. They ale sold by diugglsts
everywheie under the name of Sluuit's
Catarrhal Tablets.
If ileslied, when theie- Is much stop
page of the nose, the tablets may be
dissolved In win in watei and used as a
(louche- in addition to internal use, but
a douche Is not at all necessary. A lew
dissolved in the mouth dally, will be
sufficient. Dr. Ainslee s.iy.s: "The legu
l.u dally use of Stu.iit's Cltuiih Tab
lets taken Intel n.illy will cure the whole
at.uih.il ttouble without lesoiting to
the- inconv entente of a (louthe or an in
halei." They seem to give a healthy tone to
the whole mucous membrane ond it Is
lenlly lemaik.ible bow soon they will
dear the bead nnd throat of the uii
n.itui.il and poisonous catarihnl seie
tlon. '
Stu. ill's Cat.inh Tablets Is undoubt
edly the cutest, most palatable and eei
tninly the most efficient and convenient
lemecly for any foi in of catarrh.
MEETING AT
WHITE HOUSE
("VimlmlcU fiom l'ii:c 1
Mi. Mitchell N lot riili In optimism it
Is believed generally th.it the differences
existing between the mineis and opei
alois will be resolved flnallv. It Is
said tli.it while It may lake a lew
days to biing them together, the belief
Is 'universal that the negotiations now
pending will terminate the strike
It i- pointed outj hv one who 1 a
recognized authoiity on stiike eontio
vtisies, that. In the eveht of un agiee
ment on a coinmlssion of aibltiation,
it vill not be hh-olutelv necessary for
Pie-sldent Mftiht-ll at this time loimally
to decl.ue olf the stiike. lie and his
district president may en dor the men
back to woik, holding In abeyance the
foimal dedai. ition of the end of the
stiike until the commission shall have
made Its findings, which, it Is expected
will be binding on both optr.rtots and
miners. x
The events of the day leadiiiR up to
the piesent situation, were entiiely de
void of sensations or ot diamatlo In
cidents. Comp.ii.itively few people
knew of the coining ol President Mit
chell, and as he is not known geueially
in Washington, his appeniance cieated
no stir. He came by Invitation of the
piesldent, telegraphed to him last night.
He arrived at 11.-7 o'clock by the Penn
sylvania loJlt o,ul. He was not accom
panied by the distilit mine pic-sklents,
as he was on the trip of October .", his
only traveling companion being a news
paper coiiespondent, who accompanied
him fiom Wllkes-Haire.
Mysteiious Death at Hariisburg.
n.v HvLlii'lie Wire from Ihe sochtcl l'rcs.
Harrlsbuis, Oct, ,15 ,V man who gavo
his name as John liooley, who mystcil
ouMy fuietiued ills shall In the Pennsji.
vanla rnlhoad yaids In this ity died to
day nt the haspital. Dooley was deliilous
after the aceiilpiit und could not Kive a
plausible stoiy icgaidlng Ills injiiv lie
at Hist snld Hint his home was In Phll'i
delphla, but lnt befom his death rail
he lived In Chicago nnd that his names
was William Hauls The hospital an
thoillies aie at a loss to know what to do
wllh the body
Employment for 5,000 Men.
By Kxclujiio Wire (rem The Amk la ted I'resi.
I'lttsbiiig, Oct 1'. Tim factmles of both
American and IVik-riil Window Olasi
conipaules resumiil npeintioiis today.
Tln-v have been closed slnco Mnv Jl last,
when tiro usual summer shut down took
place The lesiimptlou will rIvu employ
ment to live thousand men
Must Ceitlfy Mnckey's Nomination.
lb Ki lnslip Win-bom Tin-Assnriatnl I'lot.
Iliiirlslnug. Oct. 11 Judge Klmoiilon Is
sued a iniviilaiiiiiH today compelllug Sju
i clary of tlm Conunonvvealih CJilest io
ceitlfy the nomination of Hairy A
Mai key, the Union p.ilty caiidldato for
.senator In the J'ourlli Plillailelidilu ills
tiUt. - ii
Be-Elected Archdeacon.
II) Hx Insix- W ire from 'fhe ,Vsoci UcJ l'rc.
llaillslnilR. Oct IS.-Itov, I.eioy
Haker, of this place, was re-eljjcled arch,
deacon and Rev. William Dot wart, of
Newport, secrotaty and tieasiuei of the
Iliirrlsbuig aiclideaconaiy of tho Prote-u-ant
;plsc-opal c lunch at the annual meet
ing In Haiiisbiug tod ii 5 Pledges to the
amount of ;23 weie made for the deaf
mute work.
Ten-Day Strike Settled,
lly Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press.
Birmingham, Oct. IB. The strike at tho
cool mines of tho Tennessee Coal, Iron
and Rnlhoad company, which has been In
full force for the past ten days was set
tled at noon today, and 4.000 men will re
ourno work at once. Tho teims of settle,
meat was not given out.
Socialist Xahor Objections Overruled.
tj Excluslri Wirt from The Auoclited Preo.
Harrlsburg, Oct. 13. Tho Dauphin conn,
court today overruled tho objections ot
the Socialist La.bor party to the state
xuuniziaea at th Soclallstla turtv.
THE MARKETS
Wall Street llevlew.
Now Yoik, Oct. I.I. l-'uithoi piogiess
was made towaid a higher level of pi Ices
In thu stock intiikel today, although
theie was no now actual developments In
either the tnotictnty or the conl stiike
situation to liidlciite.iinv material change
in conditions. Nevertheless tho feel iib
was mole pievalcnt that the coal Htllke
would rvach an cm ly amicable end and
thai inc-vmes aie to be- taken by Hecie
tin v Hhnw that will shotlly reliovo the
pieHc-nt stringency of thu money market.
His action was said to be In the niiluin of
fill titer huge government bond liutcbases,
Mil Iritis Interests being ri edited with
holding huge iimniints which would bo
silently (tuned In. The sums named limned
riuin JlO.ftim.liOO to $.W,iW,oiii) and the leport
was vlgoioitslv circulated throughout the
slleet. Whether theie was unv fouiida
tloii or not In the minor, the money mar
ket le-tleeted gi eater ease than In some
time, uill loans opening at l per cent,, the
highest, und then shading giadually to n
per cent. Consldeiable attention was
given to the lepoit that time, would be
ceitabi mndlllcn thins In the teims pio
piisi il by the coal oiieiatois lor a settle
ineiit or Ihe sltlke vvlilcb would Insillo less
opposition ti urn the millets in the points
(onlesUd Nothing delllllte devi loped lu
giinllng this report tliough It was col
died to some extent bv the heavy buying
of Heading which showed eonsldeiabln
strength thioiighont the day 'Ibo deal
ings weie smaller than usual lu other
stocks of this class and then- was n dis
position lu general to await active tie
elopinelits helot e pinsulng active opeia
tlons hi tills (iiiiutei. Iticent speeulullvu
leaders anrong the (linni,'eis, Paclllcs
and Southwestern stocks weie benight
freed v and the entile market showed de
cided stieliKth at one time or utiothet
St. Paul, Louisville and- Illinois fVnlinl
weie conspicuous In the d.iv's dealings
and tiiiich- i-vceptlonal advances of two
points. I'llies elsewhere uv tinged u
point piettv Kt-iieially with unite an act
ive drum ml In a munlicr of spoelnltU s.
The (lould stocks as a group leee-iwd the
most eiuislstiiit siippott. the heavy buy
ing of Missouri Pacllle having a sustain
ing effect on the lower priced stock-".
Some disappointment was felt "over tho
heaviness or the London imiket, and iu'
the aililtiage dealers tinned sellcis the
(ill 1 miuket showed sonii weakness
KenlMng sales, however, bv the local
ttudns weie -oon overcomi- bv the up-,
p.ieiiuiee of huge older s for the ttans
contiiii'iital stocks and the niovoltienl
tlnoilglioilt the dnv was inaiulv upwind
although tnoiiieiitaillv checKcd lit times
bv picilll-tuklng. Ti.idirrg lacked the
bteridtli and activltv ol the cullv opera
tion or the week but theie was a marked
undei tiitii- ot conlldence- In tin geueial
siluillon. In Ihe late session -dod: ti.id
irrg was vliiuallv slagnant at lltnis. cs
pecillllv wbee the liliilkct was undei
pressine tioin ie.ili.lng sales Theie weie
occasional biustsi or activltv and these ns
.1 i tile weie in.i I Iud bv advancing,- pi lee
I'lolll-t.iklng sales outweighed the Inn -lug
in dels in the Until bum and there
weie a number of Impoitiint l tactions
which vveu- not (becked by .1 Until up
turn 111 St. Paul to (lie best The closing
was dull and eas. Total sales loi tin
day, diil.TOO shales. The bond nuiikel
was dull toil, iv, but displavcd a 111 in tone.
Total sib-, par value ?.'. IT." OfM
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Bear in mind, no one is expected to
calls is welcome to a Free Ticket.
You may be the lucky one to get a
and bring your friends
"THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU HONEY,"
Model Home Furnishers. 322 Lackawanna Avenue.
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tT, 8. Ilnlibor ., 17V4 l'.i 1'H ll4
I'. 8. Steel .,., ..,.,. 10 I0U ,19i 40
tT, 8. Hteel, Pr ,,,,, X'l Sl M snu
Wabash .,,.,,,,,,.,,, .11 :l';n :'-t :ii$&
Wiilmsh, Pi ,.,,., 471, IS4 47M 47
WohIciii ITnlim . HI lit 111'. Ill
Wheel. & I, IJ . ,. 2i 27'; '.'i "'i
Wis. Ceiltinl Vb -7as ftl !
Total sales, 599,200 shares.
Money, fi per cent. .
cnicAno aiiAtN av puodijck.
WtlHAT- Open, High. Low, Closo,
Dpcember 7034 "l1 7n14 71
May 72'i 71 72 l
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Decernber 4Si til. Wi 4"1.
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Open. High. Low. Close
October ,S.t. S.1J 3.1(1 S.10
lXieinher S "1 ,N ," s.li! S.40
January Mil SOI sv. s",
May S.I", s.r, ST! S'il
Seranton Board of Trade exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
STOCKS. Bld.Ashed.
Lackawanna Unity Co . Pr.,.. 60
County Sav. lUnlc t Trost Co COO
l-'list Nat. Uiink (Cnibonciule). ... GOO
Third Uatlonul Dank .wO
JJlmo IJep & DIs. Hank S)0
Kconomy L, II. As P. Co 46
l'li.st Xn,tloiial.nniik II'.OO
Inclc, TriiBi ,t Safe Den Co . 19j
ci.11 It A Snover Co. Pr L'J
Sciuuton Savings Hank 50(1
Ttade,s' Xntloiial Hunk "-J ...
Sti. 111(011 Holt A, Nut Co 12j
People's Hank 13J ...
HONDS.
Scianton Packing Co S5
Sciunton Passenger Hailway,
ill st moitgage, due 3920 113
People's Stieet Railway, thst
rnoitEtnge-, due 19Jt 115 ...
"People's St! cot Hallway, (Jen
cm! moitgage. due 1921 113
Sei. -til tun Tiuc. Co, U pei cent. 113
nconoinv L, II. & P. Co 97
X. Jc-isey & Pocono lee Co 97
Consolidate,! Water Supply Co ... 103
Seranton Wholesale Market.
(Corrected by II. G. Dale, 27 Lael.u Ave)
Ploiu 54 10
Putter Flesh c le-anrciy,
dab y, 22c.
21c
flesh
Clieest 11'i.aiw.
t:i?gs Xcntbv, 22':C.
Lkks Xearbv. L'J'je.
western, 21c,
western. 21c;
cm-
died. 22c.'. case count,
21c.
Manovv Heans Per
bushel, J2 13.12.40.
Marrow Heans Per bushel, $.
Onions Pet bushel, 90c.
Xew Potatoes t,0e per biish"l.
Philadelphia Grain and Provision.
Philadelphia. Oct. 11 Wheat Piim. 'ic
liighei ; eonti.tet grade. October, 7Pjii71e.
Ccuh Quiet but steady: No. 2 yellow on
ti.it Ie. t,'J.i70e. Oats Quiet but steadv; Xo.
2 white clipped, .17a;7!.c. Huttei Firm,
good demand. e.Ntui westcin cie.iineiy.
2l';c.; do nenibv prints, 21c. Iggs
riim. good demand; fresh iie.iibv, 21c-.:
loss off: do western. 2J.l2!',.c.: do do.:
do. soutbwestein, 22a22'lc . do do, do.
southern, 2la22c. do do. Chetse Steady;
moderate demand; Xew Yoik full cicanis,
piime small. J2'.c-.: do. do. do. fair to
good, small! JI9,.iU'1c.: do. do. do do.
prime laifre, 12c; do do do. tali to good,
large, llullV. Rellned Sugars L'n
Lbanged Cotton l'ive points lower; rnld
dllng uplands. S 73c Tallow Steadv ; clt
Iiiimo in tlcices, i.'i.ulUe.: eouritry prime,
in b.iirels. ,"8.iii : do. il.ul. In Panels, v..
nr.ijc : cakes, 1,1 4,i(!'c. Live Poulliv
Steadv, fall demand: fowls, ll'f jl2VaC.;
old inosteis, Stsi-'c: spilng chickens, 10'
allt.; ducks, lOUliHine.; tiiil'evs, lO.ill'e.:
geese, in.ilU. JJiessccl Poultrv r.1'1 de
mand; towls choice western, 14c; do
southern and southwestern. liiH'jC : do.
lab to good. 2.tl.'(.: old loosteis, 'k-.,
roasting diicKens. nearbv l.uge. Kie.; do.
small and medium, llilec: western do.
1 11 ge, ll'i. 1 IV : do small and medium, 1'l'6
altc. Receipts Flour, 7,000 bands and
2.22 1.O110 pounds in sacks; wheal, SrtOOtl
bushels; com, 1,000 bushels; oils, l",(il0
bushels. Shipments Wheat. 17,fW bush
els: ecu 11, looo bushels; oats, If. Orn bushels
New York Oiain and Produce Market
Xew Yoik, Oct 1". Flout Fltm again
and held higher on spiiug patents Wheat
Spot llrm; No. 2 led, 77 tsa77"'8c. elevntot;
Xo 2 ltd, "l.'iiiTi'aC. f. o. b allo.it: Xo
1 noithein Duluth, 82' Be. f. u. b alio it:
hulls made further piogiess In options to
dav, tote log it Ices higher In luce of lib
el. il icecipts. line weather and poor Llv
1 1 pool cables; closed slicing and 'JiiiV
net higher, .May closed 7i."8c: December,
71.MC dun Spot llrm: X'o 2 tiS'ie elev.t
loi , (fl'ic alloat; Xo 2 vellovv, 7u'ie ; Xo.
2 white, 70Uc . options strong and active
.selling up 11e.11 lv a cent on a scnie ot
Dec umber slants, good buing at Chi
cago and continued poor grading Mar
ket tlosul strong at ViHc. net advance;
Jauuiiiv closed ."le : Mav, ISc.: October,
(,71 -e.; Xovembei, f.lc ; December, r.d'de
Oats Spot Ilrnrer; Xo 2, lie; standaid
white "i.'.e.: Xo 2 white, ii.'ic: Xo ::
white, ..fie: ti.uk white. 3fti41c. option
mallcet opened epdet but developed later
strength with coin. December closed M'sC.
liuttei rinn: extia cieamerv. 24c: fac
totv. lOrl-ic ; cieamerv, common to choice,
10.12 l',ic : Imitation cienmeiv. I7.tl9'lc.;
state dairv, 17Vjii21c,: renovated, liaJdV-.e.
Cheese Fir in; new state full cream, small
colored ninev, 12Ac: small white. 1218e.;
laige coloKcl, 12c ; l.ugu white, 12c. i:gg-.
You no doubt have heard about the hand
some flodel Range that we will give
Free to the lucky person whose number
shall be selected from among those who
visit our special stove
Tuesday, Wednesday
And Thursday,
Oct. 14, 15 and 16
Steady! average best, 22a2lc.i westcin
candled, 21',u'23c.S retrlReratcd, ll'a20',ic.
Chicago Drain Market.
Chicago, Oct. 13 'finding was fullly ac
tive on tho board of Made today and high
er pi lees vveio the 1 tile, December wheat
closing i,a7ic. higher: December coin up
I'Wl'ic. and otltH 'iat.c. hlalKf. Jaliu
oats, mi-jo.: No. 2 white. : No. 3 white.
HO'jtn.le : Xo, 2 lye. I9e.! good feeding
bailey, : fair to choice malting, .i2iir."ic'.:
No. I tliiN seed, $1 22; No. 1 not tliwestern,
J 1. 2,; pi hue ttmothv seed, ; mess poll;,
per ball el, $17nl7,n".; laid, per loo pounds.
! shlut ribs, sides, loose, Jll.10all.10:
slioulilets, ?!' TSiilu; sboi t clear side-", $11.5)
iill.triu.
Chicago Live Stock 'Market.
Chicago. Oct. l'i Cattle Receipts, 19,
000, including 300 Tcmhis: sternly: good to
prime steers, $7.40 is i,",; poor to medium,
1.i.'.a" 2".: stoclters and teedeis t2.2".a4'n:
cows, Jl.riOa4.73: helfeis, ?2.'23al.!0; cows,
$1.30,14,7.': helfeis, $2.25.i3iil! eannets. 1.5(J
al'.il; bulls, $2.25a4.7"i; e.tlvis, $ln7U),
Tcmis fed steels, $1i3I3! we-di-in sleets,
J 1.73a".
Ilcrgs Receipts ttidaj, 21,IK)0; tomoitovv,
230,00; left over, !Ii'.wi; opened slow, closed
slicing. MKcd and butcbets V 7.a7 4n,
good to choice heavy, $1! 'I0.ii.3ili tough
heavy, $i!:i'.ii8j: llgltl, $i ,1111,11; bulk of
siiles, $.,soi7.
Sheep Receipts, S'.oon; sheep and lambs,
fnt, stiotlgei; good to choiio wethers,
$ I .'.on I : fair to 1 liolcu ruKed, $."."1.1 1 5U;
native lambs, ,fl,ab
East Liberty Live Stock.
I'nst Llbeity. Oct. 1", -Cattle Steady;
ejtcilee, Jl! 'JOaT.IO; pi line. i) 2.iii73: good,
$"iu 3.7"
Mogs Lower; pi line heavies. $7.tua7."Oj
mediums, $7.40.17.1".; heave Yoikeis, $7 '10.1
7.40; light Yoikeis, 7.10a7.2.: pigs, $1, Sui7.
Sheep Steadv; best wetheis, $.!7.l.
culls and common, !.', ).i2. eholee lambs,
$". 3a.tri 73; veal calves. 7.3nisin.
Oil City.
Oil Cllv. Oct. 1, Cicdll b dances, l.'T
cei tlfliutcs, no bid, shipments, 72..!n'i bar
rels; nvel.ige. S7.S21 bain-Is: inns, pi2,77!
ban els; aveiage, 7S,ll'l birrel-.
FINANCIAL
Spencer Trask & Co.
BANKERS
2T & 29 Piue Street, New York
Members New York Stock Exchange.
BOODY.McLELLAiN &C0.
BANKER'?;,
No S7 Brondwn, ew York Cltv.
Ml'MDKRS KW YOI1K SIOCK i:CHA.Vnn.
STOCKS.BONDS and INVE5TA1ENTS
ORDERS EXECUTED
FOR INVESTMENT OR ON MARGIN
Iftl-J F-ADkilCijI PER
1 u ttm rMrmo-pr.AcTRr w.
CASH BALANCE ICRfl?riLfIDi'fi5
iMUtMALL ievCiT-tlA
PATENT FLOU
The
Celebrated
SNOW WHITE:;
'Always reliable.
Dickson
& Grain Co
Scianton and Olyphrtnt.
A "A "A " " "A A 'A 4 A "A A A 'A 'A "A 'A
'
I
ill IIOIHlUIIH CJItlStll I1IIU1 IIUIjU. IO JVC
higher. Cash ciiintatioiis weie its follows:
Flour Steadv: No, 2 sptlng wheat, 7bi
72c: No. il. l.Se.1 No. '2 led, (.'Hill 7(1140.: No
" nril II .Vlli.ii, Mm ' t.nll.,,.. ,..,., NJr, "
. !, 6 K VI VI Va Va t6 V3 V VI V. .
PlKKSOifS S
.1
Best
IB .
Showing
exhibition during g
buy. Everyone who
Range free, so come
( 1 A DAY FOR I L NOTIONS
1
3 Day Sale
of Notions
Beginning this
I and one little things
without. And yet the cost at this 3-Day
Sale is so small that you'll hardly feel the
expenditure.
Spring Hooks and Eyes, 2 dozen for 2C
Home Linen Thread, per spool ic
Spool Blac': Silk, 2 spools for 5c
Paper of Pins, 400 pins on Paper, for : 2jc
Good Corset Clasp, a pair 5c
A 24-yard piece Twilled Tape gc
18c quality feather weight Dress Shields, pair 10c
Assorted Aluminum Hair Pins, dozen 10c
Bachelor Buttons, per package '. 5c
Tracing Wheels, each 5c
Stocking Darner, each 5c
English Hair Pins, 2 packages for 5c
Safely Pin Books, assorted sizes in white and black, per box 10c
Pin Cubes, each .' 5c, 7c, 10c, and 12c
Silk Serge Dress Belting, yard 10c
Small Jet Buttons, per dozen . . . 10c
Fancy Steel Buttons for trimming, per dozen 10c
Silk Rockey for embroidering, ball 5c
Hair Pin Cabinets with 1 00 pins 3 and 5c
Fancy Frilled Garter Elastic, mercerized, looks like the 25c kind,
each for iac
Hook-on Hose Supporters, all colors, pair 10c
Toilet Pins, Pearl, Turquoise and Green, per dozen 5c
1
Linings. Linings-
Alercerized Silk A new fabric for lining comes 36
inches wide, has a very pretty lustre, smooth finish, firm weave,
all colors and black. A yard 5C
Alercerized Lining at 25c and 35c a Yard, for found
ation skirts. This value is the kind most used. It's in a very
desirable cole and black and white.
Moreen, for Skirts Black only, 27 inches wide, a '
splendid value. A yard 5UC
Colored riorcen 25 inches wide. Priced at, yard .... 45c
Lining Counter Left of
J5UMMER RESORTS
Atlantic City.
The temperature at the AGNnw.
On the lteai.li. In Chelsea. Atluitic Citv,
Mouilay was ha".
UVL'iy appointment of a moilctn Hotel.
HOTEL RICHMOND.
Kentucky Acnue. I'nst Hotel (luin Ucaih, At
lantic Oil), .V J.i CO Ouun vkw roonu; ia
pacltj 400, urile lor tiuclal lates J. U. Jenk
ins, Prop
f,EVSVLlliVl.
BEAUTIFUL LAKE WESAUKING
On a spur of tlic Alleghany 'Mountain-, (.chilli
Valley railroad; neu lunamla lljtliln,-, fls'iiiik".
tports, et". Excellent talile. nMonalilc ntes
LAKE WESAUKING HOTEL
P O.. Anc, Pa. Siml for Imrklet.
C. K II AIIII IS
L, 1
Lager
Beer..
Manufacturers of
Did Stock
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' PILSNER I
..
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JSE. Seranton, Pa.
Old 'Phone, 333i.
New 'J'hone, 2935
The .
Moosic
Powder
Co,
Booms 1 nnd 2
Commonwealth Bldg.
SOBANTON, PA.
MINING AND BLASTING
POWDER
Hade tt Mooslc ami ItushJile WorLn.
K
Laflin & Band Powder Co.'s
OHANGE GUN POWDER
i:i.trlo IUtterie. Illcctrlo Exploders, lx-
-plodln; Illat, Sifety 1'use.
BEPAUNO CHEMICAL CO.'S
HIGH EXPLOSIVES.
JIIIB
S-H
morning a thousand
- that you can't do
Wyoming Avenue Entrance.
NEW YORK HOTELS.
LD1NE MOTEL
riiiAV.,ni:t'i:i:.s .jiini AMinoiiibr-..
NEW VOIJIC.
nUROPKAN PLAN. MIW. I'l,r OPRODI'
Convenient to Theatres and Sliappln;
Districts. Take 23rd St. cross town
cars arr.l transfer at -1th av'e. direct
to hotel.
ICOUIUH Mltll lilllll ) f SllltS Willi IllClU
v-'.im 1 I Siii.iiu.
V. M. PARKE, Proprietor.
WESTM 1 iNSTER HOTEL
Cor. SUtocnth St. anil Ir Ins Place,
NEW YORK.
American Plan, W JO Ter Day anil Upward
1'uropean Plan, $1 00 Per Day anil Uunardj
Epciial Hales to Families.
T. THOMPSON, Pi op.
X tor IMisiiiosx Men t
In tlio lieai t at tlio wliolchalo (lis-
tt let. -
X For ,-)lioiitMN t
II rnlniiti's' u.ilK to WnnnniuKPis, "
"f J minuter, l SIpbi'I ('oopiM'H 111b J"
"J; Ston I'iihv ot tii'iudt, tu tlio Rioal T
J Ur (iimil Stoics J
l'or hiKlitscurs
i Onn lilncU fiom II'wiij Ciis, civ a.
X Iiik cms tuiiispoiutloii to -ill 4.
,. piunts ot Intoicsl. .
i HOTEL ALBERT i
X XEW YOKK. J
T I'm Hill sr A. I N'lvnusirv pi,
T Only ono Illock fiorrr llio.uliMiy. -fi
I Rooms, i Up. p'oi,
fmtmammwwtrmiiL'm i i W
Headquarters
for
Incandescent
Gas Mantles,
Portable Lamps.
THE NEW DISCOVERY
Kern Incandescent
Gas Larnp,
GunsterSForsyth
"m-ffli Pew Avenue,
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