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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNES WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 190
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WHO PAYS THE
COUNTY TAXES
CORPORATIONS contribute
GOODLY SHARE.
Ono Third of the Whole Amount
Comes from the Assessment
Against the Real Estate of Corpor
ations and Limited Partnerships.
As Compared by Political Divisions
Seven-Tenths of tho Taxes Are
Paid by Sorauton Country Munic
ipalities, Pay Little.
A rnft of Interesting Information Is
contained In an analysis of Lacka
wanna, county's tax collections ns com
piled by John I Williams, the expert
accountant of the county commission
ers, for the annual report on this sub
ject made jto tho secretary of Internal
affairs.
Tho report is a tabular statement
showing how much each municipality
contributed In taxes for the mainten
ance of state, county, city, ward, bor
ough nnd township governments; tlie
amount collected for the support of the
poor, for tho construction and repair
nf streets, nnd bridges, and for school
purposes; the amount collected on per
sonal property and occupations, on tho
real estate of railroad corporations, and
on tho real estate of other corporations.
A summary of tho report follows:
Poor taxes 12MI6 42
For streets and bridges 101,390 7G
l-'or school purposes (not In
cluding state appropriation)... 4S,3SG IK!
Vor other purposes 471,010 12
Total U.1SS.2H23
Taxes on personal property U7,9."S 41
Taxes on occupations SG.SOD 41
Taxes on real estate of rail
roads 72,019 CG
Tuxes on real estato ot other
corporations and limited part-
norslilps 233,351 77
a They Are Not All.
These figures do not represent the to
tal expenditures for government pur
poses, as they do not include the state
appropriation for schools, the munici
palities' share of tho revenues from
liquor licenses, and the direct assess
jnents on abutting property holders for
paves, sewers and tlte like.
Ot the total amount of taxes paid, the
city of Seranton contributes $710,C9o.G6.
Carbondale contributes S73.S09.5C. All
the other municipalities in the county,
combined, contribute only $404,009.01.
Tho corporations pay on their real
estate, one-third of the whole amount
collected, or $303,377.33. Tho railroad
companies alone pay as much tax on
their real estate as the City of Carbon
dale pays for all purposes on real es
tate, occupations and personally.
The county evidently has four mun
icipalities in which all the inhabitants
ore rich, or at an events, contain no
ri.iupeis. These are Elmliurst, Goulds
bnro, CilMiburn and Lehigh. In none
oi these places was there any poor tax
assessed.
Helps from State.
JTow th state "heirs some" in keep
ing the "deestrlot" school going can be
cleaned from a view of the following
rnble shewing the contrast between the
sehool taxes paid In cities and bor
oughs and those paid in the townships
or country places:
Arohbald $ 11 "01 10
TSIakoly S,!10 3D
llonton S2I OS
I'.arbondule. township 2,711 S7
Covington 1.293 9(1
Clifton 191 IS
Dickson S.929 1I
Daltori 1.339 12
Dunmoro 32,107 "
Illmhurst OSS 21
Tell S.172 17
Gouldsboro 1.3 2.4
Glenbum '-' 24
Greenfield 1,189 7".
Jefferson 6M 19
.Tercnyn 4.3CC ;U
T.ackawanna 2,157 9 1
J .a Plurao 20197
I.chigh 229 GS
Madison 1.171 13
Mayfleld '. 2,331 17
Moosio 7.21 K
Newton 1.392 12
North Ablngtou 030 51
Olyphnnt 1C3S7 10
Old Forgo borough 10,053 12
Old Forgo township 331 a".
Hansom 1.190
Roaring Brook N'T 72
Sprlwr Brook 97S 03
South Ablngton 2,131 17
Scott 2,331 39
Taylor 11,371 93
Tliriinn "KS ln
Vanillins 2, IIS 74
West Ablngton 230 6.1
AVInton 5,113 73
Waverly S03 9?
-nrlwndale 17,971 99
Sciaiiton ...- 311,339 81
The report will be forwarded today to
tho secretary of Internal affairs.
' Candy nnd Canned Goods Burned.
By Exeluslte Wire Irani The Associated Vtest.
Hrookville. lnd Deo. 2. The plant of
tho lliiHikvilln Manufacturing company
vns desdioycd by lire early today. Loss,
JliW.0K. with InMiranco of $S2.ooo. Throu
atioads of candy, two carloads of canned
goods nnd SW.OuO worth of glucose and
augur v.cio ilestroycd.
Consuls Appointed,
ij i:clurlc Wire from The Associated IVcm.
Washington, Dee, 2. Among tho nom
inations sent to tho senate by the presl
dent today worn those of David It, lllrcli,
or Pennsylvania, to bo consul at Malaga,
Spain, nnd James C, McNiilly, of Penn
sylvania, consul at Licgc. Belgium.
A SUITABLE MATCH.
A pscudci big chlef.of tho Sionx
Bucd haul for tho hand of sweet Sue;
Ho carried tho duy,
And thu marriage, thoy say,
Of Sue nnd the Sioux will ensue.
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Qunn Sectional Bookcases
Are the Acme of Expansiona'l Simplicity and Efficiency.
Tho only sectional bookcase made at tho American homo of good furnllu.ro, Grand Rapids
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The universal popularity of tho Gunn Sectional Bookcase has a foundation upon Its multiplied advan
tages over all other bookcases, built In sections. This statement Is not based on adjectlvos, but points of
reat superior merit, some of which arc here Illustrated. Wc aro sold agents In Northeastern Pennsylva
nia for the Gunn sectional Bookcase and a corner of our main floor Is devoted to a practical demon
stration of their peerless usefulness. Illustrated literature, mailed free, upon request. But better than
that Is a personal Inspection.
This illustration shows a
Gunn Sectional Bookcase of
two book sections, with top
and base sections.
An important feature of the
"Gunn" is that whether one
or a dozen sections are used,
its elegance of proportion is
never lost.
For expansion in height, it is only necessary to
add book sections, the same top and, base sections
being used.
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With All
Other
Sectional
Bookcases
the Removal
of a Door to
Repair Glass
or Properly
Clean It, Causes a Scene Like the One
Here Pictured.
As a Gunn Sectional Bookcase
overcomes all these disadvantages
and costs no more than the cumber
some, banded case, can you afford
to buy any but a "Gunn?"
This sectional view shows the roller bearings and re
movable door an exclusive feature of the Gunn Sec
tional Bookcase. The advantages are apparent at a
glance. Doors cannot bind they are operated with a
single knob leaving one hand free to handle book's For
washing purposes or the replacing of a broken glass the
removal of the door Is but the work of an tnstanf. No
other bookcase approaches the "Gunn" In point af prac
tical utility.
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Bookcase to window
treatment, either In
office or home. The
polished surface of' the
too serves admirably
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mantel, tor the display
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Its application around one window Is even more beautifully ef
fective, as Is Its use In corners.
The Gunn Bookcase grows with your library to
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purchased at a slight cost as requirements dictate.
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Sectional Bookcase. The sections
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You will also notice the ease of
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also removing door.
Lower drawer sec tions are fur
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Yet the "Gunn" case costsno more.
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THE MARKETS.
Wall Street "Review.
New York. Doc. 2,-The notable early
strength in today's stock market was .ip
narcntly due to a resumption of actilt
on tlio part ot some of the recently pass
ive speculative pools. The so-called wos-t-crn
contingent was credited with Ijims
transactions. Tho operators on the Hull
side professed to have advance informa
tion or their judgment of its effect was at
mult according to the action ot the mar
ket, after tho publication ot the message.
Tho acUaneo halted about the timo tho
delivery ot tho message to congress was
due. Tho market lacked all power of ic
nlstanco to tho selling movement uom
that timo forward and tho selling- pressure
gained in force until near the close, which
was dull nnd heavy. The check to tlt.
recent upward course of tho speculation
in tho local tractions had a deprei-slns ef
fect on the general market. The de
cline in tractions was dun partly to a
natural desire to tako profits hut also in
part to tho announcement that a judicial
decision on tho special franchise tax was
impending. Total sales. 713.M0 shares.
Tho bond market became easier In sym
pathy with the later reaction In (docks.
Total sales, par value. 2.170,000. Lnltwl
States 3s coupons declined ', pei" cent on
tho last call.
The following quotations aro furnished
The Tribune by Tlalght & Freeso Co.. 211
313 Hears Building. W. D. Itunyon, nuin-
Open.IIigh.Low.Closo.
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Am. C. & F Ws .ll'-) l ?
American Ice 10 'i 107 10',i
Am. Ico Pr '!S !S Ps
Am. l.ocomotivo .... "S'i "V'i '-' ,
Am. S. & It. Co lO'.". Wi 4U'h
American Sugar ....lilVt 1-3'b V-'OVij
Atchison S.i SI-h n-:
Atchison, Tr DSTh
Halt. & Ohio lOO'.i
Brook. It. T 1V
Canadian l'acillc 1J" i
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Chicago & Alton .... "1
Chic. & O. AV Ill
C. M & St. 1 lTfit',
Col. Fuel & Iron..
Col. & Pouthern ..
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Mile. 1st TT
Hocking Valley ..
Illinois Central ....
Iowa Central
Louis. & Naf.lt ....
Manhattan
Met. St. By
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"Mil,, K. .t Tex ....
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XUW i'ORK COTTON MABKITT.
Open. High. Low. Close.
January S.31 S.Sl S.S'J S.S2
March S.21 S.20 S.20 S.21
May S.21 S."0 S.21 S.29
Juiy S.25 S.S2 S.2.1 b.ZZ
Seranton Board of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on 2?ar of 100.
STOCKS. Bld.A3ked.
Lackawanna Dairy Co.. Pr.... 63 ...
County Sav. Bank & Trust Co S'jO
First Nat. Bank (Carbondale). ... KM
Third Uatlonal Bank 010
Dime Dep. i DIs. Bank 300
Economy U. U.& P. Co ..
First National Bank WOO
Lack. Trust & Sato Dep. Co . 1!3 ...
rMnvir & f?nover Co.. Pr 125
Seranton Savings Bank MO
Traders' National Bank 22j
Seranton Bolt & Nut Co 123
People's Bank
Seranton Packing Co
BONDS.
Seranton Passenger Hallway,
irst mortgage, duo 11120
People's Street Railway, ltrst
mortgage, duo 191S
People's Street Railway. Oen-
eial mortgage, dua 1P21
Cnrnlltnn Tl!lP. CO.. C OCI CCnt.
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Economy J.... . r- v-u.
N. Jersey & Focono Ice Co.... ... 97
Consolidated Water Supply Lo ... 10o
Seranton Wholesale Market.
(Cot reeled ny II. G. Dale, 27 Lacka. Ave.)
Flotir-?l.40. , , ,
Butter-Frc&h creamery, 2uc; fiosh
dairy, tl'Se.
Cheese-l.:al3Uc.
Eggs-Nearby. SOo.; storage, 22e.
Marrow Beans Per bushel, Ji.Sj.
Onions Per bushel, 7iafl0e.
Potatoes-Goc. per bushel.
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Oriental Rugs
For Christmas Gifts.
Biggest Assortment
In All Sizes
At Lowest Prices
Domestic Rugs
The Highest Grades in Fine
Persian Colors.
We Especially Invite You to Inspect Our Klrmanshah Rugs.
MICHAELIAN BROS. & CO.,
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Philadelphia Produce Market.
Philadelphia. Dec. 2. "Wheat Quiet
steady; contract grade, December,
r-.i:.. rvninnll! Xn. 2 in oxtiort
....v. .w ,. - ----- - --.j. ... ,.,. .
vator, sr.c. o.tts firm: ;o. . wimo
ellpped, :57a37c. AVool nnchanged. Provisions-Unchanged.
Butter-Finn, good
demand: extra wcslern urctmery, '-.ic;
do. nearby mints, 31c. Eggs-Unsettled,
le. lower; fresh nearby, 'Ac, loss off;
fresh nenrbv. 2Sc., loss off: do, western,
27c. loss oft; do. southwestern. 2.1a2oe.,
loss off; do. southern, 2le., loss off.
riippse Quiet but fit m : New York full'
cieams, prlmo small. 13Va.5 il". tl". -fair
to good small, 12jnl3',ic.j do. do. do.
pi lino, largo, ISUc: do. do. do. fair to
good, large, U?iul2c. Belined Siignrn
Qulet lail linn. Cotton-Klvo po nta high
er; middling uplands. S.r.r.c. Uvp Poul
tryFirm, good ilemand: fowlH, l'JV-aluisi':
ducks, 12ai:ie.; tuikejs, ISnIlW.i geese, -a
12. Dressed Poultry Firm with u good
demand; fowls, cholc -wrstern. inc.; do.
smithern nnd southwestern, 13.il54e.; do.
fair to good. 12.il2'jc; old roosters. Wc;
mauling chickens", nearby, large, lulir.;
do. small and medium, 1?c.i wciitern tin.,
lurgu, Mairii.e.; do. smull and medluin, l..a
lie.; turkeys, choice, neat by, hie.; do.
rnninion. to good, llialfe,; western do.,
elmlco, llalulso,: do, common to good, 12a.
lie.; ducks. Uiir.c. Tallow Steady; city
prlmo. lit tierces, f.'se.; country, do. do ,
i..trrels, OWc; do. dark, Wj'.i cakes, yjo.
Beeelnt3-Flour. f,W barrcln mid a.ili.iioo
pounds In sacks; WTicnt. 7.0r buslieH;
coin, lll.fmo bushels; oats, li.OltO liushebi.
Rhlnmcnts Wheat, IS IM liushels; corn,
y,2i) bushels; o.tts. 7,000 bushels,
New York Grain and Produco Market
New York-, Dee. 2. Flour Firmer nnd
iiioi-o iietlvt'. Wheat Spot llrms No. 2 ted,
"STie. elnvalor; No, 2 red, 77c. t. o. h.
nollat; No. 1 northern Dulutli, M!sc. f, p.
b. nlloat; options ruled dull but steady
dining tho forenoon but dovolopcd activ
ity nnd decided strength after midday,
Tho cIoko wan Hrm at f'iac net advance.
May closed ','fi'tu.i December, Sfljjc. Corn
-Snot lilt id; No. 2, K-'e, rlnvntur and inc.
nollat; yellow, COc .;No, 2 white. G7e.; up
tlun market was firm nil luy. rloslng 4a
,;c. net higher: January closed ttV,;
March. G0;o.: May, 4S14o.; July, iVM:
December. tac, Oats-Spot steady: No.
2. 30o.; stundaid wlilto, 37',ac: No. 3, 3jV:c.;
No, 2 while. 271c. ; No, 3 whltn, 37('.: tinck
mixed western, nominal; track white, Jfa
4.'c; options ncilvo and Hlronger on
weather nows mid tho small movement;
December closed HI'sC. Butter Firm; o.
tr.v creamery, 2tfo.; factory. WilSc.; cretin
cry, comnion to cholco. 20a2Sc; imitation
creamery. 17a21c,; uluto dulrv, 20X'7c;
lenovated, 17a2lc. Choose Firm: now
tiato full cream, fancy small colored Sep
tember. 13ii: Into. I3!ie-: umall wlilta
September, 13!Jc.; late. 12?ic: largo col
ored September, ISUe.j into, 12ic; large
whlto September, 131Jr.; late. I24c. Kbbs
Steady; uvunigo best, 2Sa2Jc,; refilger.
n toil, 18.t2lc,; weHtorn, funcy graded, 2w
27c.j western poor to prime, 20a23c.
Chicago Grain Market.
Chicago. Deo. S. Trading In both grains
and provisions was rather quiet on tho
board of trado today but a better tons
was manifested. Jluy wheat closing 7c,
higher with coin up c. and outs Uac.
belter; January provisions) were un
changed to a ahado higher. Cash quota
tions wero as follows: Flour Steadv;
No. 2 spring wheat, 7Jlia7le.; No. 3, CSa
Headquarters
for
Incandesc?nJ
Gas Mantles,
Portable Lamps.
THE NEW DISCOVERY
Kern Incandescent
Gas Lamp.
GunsterHForsytii
323-327 Peun ATeuuc.
71c; No. 2 red, 74'ia73',ic.; No. 2 yellow
corn, GjaJo'ic; No. 2 oats, 31c; No. ::
white, 31a32c; No. 2 rye. -ISn&Oc.; good
feeding barley, ::ia3Sc: fair to choice
malting. I0a5-(c.: No. 1 northwestern ll.iv
sccd, ijl.19al.2u: prlmo timothy seed, SS.C1;
mes-s pork, SlG.70alG.73; lard. S10.IOa.10. 11;
Mtort ribs, J9.50; dry salted shoulders.
?S.is71-aD; short clear sides, $3.
Chicago, Xiivo Stock Market.
Chicago, Dec. 2, Cattle Becelpls, O.C0O,
Including 200 Texans; steady; good to
prime steers, J.l.7.1.i7: poor to medium. ?J.i
r..73; stockeis and feeders, JJJal.OOj poimi,
$t.40al.E0j heifers. S2.I.1: raniiers, Sl.IOa2.-W:
bulls, J2at..10: calves, $J.50aU.73; Te:;as fed
MeiT.s, JJ.23al.sM.
Hogs Itccclpta today, 13,000: tomorrow,
40.000; left over, 7..100; active, ilalOc lower;
mixed and butchoin. Jfo.SOaO); good to
nholco heavy. $fi 23aU..7); tough heavy. J3.70
tiu.10; light, ?.1.Im-ii;.10: bulk of aales, fftu;.2o.
Shiep Becilpts, 20,000; sheep, s.lnady;
lambs, in.il.1e. lower; good to choice,
wethers, JO.iWal; fair to choice mixed, ?.30
a3.t0; nittlvo lainbs, s3.rAiu.2S,
Buffalo Stock Market.
Deo. 2. Cattle Becelpls,
i:ntU Buffalo,
7u! steadv.
Hogs ltceelpts,
13e. lower; heavy,
r.,.1fi; Yoi Item, fG
toiigiis, fj.T.jaii.
Slieep and I.atnbs ltecelpts, r,90rt;
Menilv: (on lambs. J3.23a.1.31: culls to koihI.
Jt,23a.1.1.1; yearlings. M.7.i.tt; ewes. $3,10,11;
1.200: fairly active, lo.i
Ji;.50uij.cn: mixed. Ktr.i
3.10.10; piga, W.UM'i..7);
sheep, top iui.cd
i.ioau.iu,
f'!,ri0n3,i.i; cullu tu good,
East Liberty Stock Market.
Kant T-lbeiiy, Deo. 2. C.ittl-Sle.idt :
choice, JGaO.lO; prime, ?3.ta3.73; good, J3.2.1
n3..V),
Hogs Active; prime heavies. $G,C0,ifi.0.l;
rnedlumH, sjfl.llaO.oi; heavy Yorkcia. sf.iJi,t
fi.CI; light Ynrkuv), sJU.M; pigs, sJii.lO.iU.DO;
loughs, $.ia.l.2Ti.
Sheen Steady: best wetheis, W.no.i3.M;
culls and conimou. $l.30.i2; choice lainbs,
J5.10a5.30; veal calves, $7aS,23,
Oil Market.
Oil City, Deo, 2, Credit balances, 14.",
octtllleatcs, no bid; shipments Dec. 1, WO,.
211 bairuli; runs, Nov, 30, 18,321 bairels;
average, 71,037 barrels.
D L, & W. BOABD.
Tho following Is tho make-up or the
D., L. & W, board for totbiy;
TUESDAY, DKCEMBKU 2.
ICxtrsis ICast i! p. m.. M. J. Hcnlgan;
S p, in., J, Glulcy; 10 p. ni J.,Gerrlty;
12 mid,, Mcl.anc.
Suininlts-8 p. in,, Olnlcy (east);
nt.. J, J. Murruy (west),
JCxtras West 11 p. in., Carmody.
S p.
WIJDNKSDAY, DKCUMBHU 3.
Kxtr.ts Hast 2 a. in.. McCarty; 4 a.
ni., Gordon; 7 a. in., iluegg; !) a. nt.,
Uogorj 11 n. in.. Duttouj 1 p. m.. BIs
blng; 2.30 p. in., Bundell; 1 p. in,, Singer;
5 p. in., Itowe.
Summltsv-ii u. m., Frounfelker (wosO;
C a. in., Carrlgg (east): S a. m., Nich
ols (west); 10 a. nt., Golden (west); 1
p. in., Thompson (west); 4.30 p. m., J,
llenlgan (west).
Pu3hers-i'.'.30. a, m.. C. Bartholomew
(west); 7 u. m., Wldncr (west): 7 a.
m., Flnerty (wcst)j S a. m,, Houbcr
Dockash Stoves al Wholesale DockasH
WHY
Buy a stove made hundreds of miles, away, when you can
buy SCRANTON STOVES at Foundrv Prices ? You can
get repairs at any time on home-made stoves at wholesale
e coal stride the Stove Works have a big stock which must
nrices. Owiner to the
be sold within the next thirty days. Come early and secure big bargains
SOLD AT SAME PRICE A3 AT FOUNDRY BY
FOOTE t& FULLER CO.,
140-142 WASHINGTON AVENUE.
UNION CASH STORE,
DUN MORE, PA.
WILLIAM CHAPPELL,
PROVIDENCE SQUARE.
A. J, HOWLEY,
91! NORTH WASHINGTON AVENUE.
(east); 11.13 a. in., Shiran (east); 1 p. in.,
McDonnell (west); 7.S) p. ni., Murphy
(cat); 0 p. ni., W. Hartholomew
(east),
Helpers 1 a. nt., Magovem; i n, nt.,
naffnvy; 10 a. m., Sccor; 3.13 p. in., Stan
tea. . ...
Hxtras -West-Third 51, Ketchum; t'4.0
a. in,. Coslur; U.30 a. in., Dennis; 0 u. ni.,
nachford; 11 n, in.. Klrby, with Wall's
crew; 12 noon, John Gahagan (Hallbtead)j
2 p. nt,, Hrown; 4 p. in., McDonnell.
D, AND H,
Thursday
PAY DAYS.
I Munvlllc, Marvlne,
Dlekboii, Von atorch,
, Dec.
I.cggett's Creek,
repair shops.
Friday, Dec. 6 Olyphunt No.
Creek, Orcusy Island. (Jrussy
washery, White Oak, Jcrmyp
, Eddy
Islund
Saturday, Dec C-QrcenwooUs 1 and 2,
Spring Brook, I.augcllfti', l.allln.
Monday, Dec, S Delaware, Conynghaui,
Pluo Ilhlsu. Laurel Itiili, Ualtlmoro Tun
nel No. 2, No. 3, No. C
Tuesday, Dec P-Curhondalo No. 1,
Powderly, Coal Hiook, Clinton, Ituckct
Urook,
Wednesday, Dec. 10 Uoston, Plyntoutlis
2, 2, 1 and 3.
See the Cut Man.
ICffectlve ami attractive half-tones
and lino cuts for card, advertlslns or
any other purpose, can be secured at
The Tribune oftiee, We do work thut
Is unexcelled, do It promptly ana at
lowest rates. A trial order il con
vince you
HENRY BELIN, JR.,
Ctnertl Agent lor th Wyomicg Oittilct
Dupont's Pow
UIdJds, nlutln;, Sporting, Sraoltlea
Ilcpauno Ciicmical Compuy'
HIGH EXPLOSIVES.
Eifcty Fu:c, Caps and Exploders. Itooml
Bill Uulldlag (Scrantoa.
AGUNCIES.
JUIlPi II. 3J1I4I1 A, CV.1 ,,.,,,.,..,, I
E. W. UULUUAN
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