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NEW YORK PRODUCE M,RKvr

d.
NEW YORK. January n.-Fiaur s...,
ana easy winter wheat. loN .u.4s, e.
ft2b patents. s. 1Ngm Nlrn-.,i, 20
:! G12D. patents. s. sodg p. ix .,.,'
AUDq2b, southern Hour luv ana 49,
common 10 fair eNtrl. SOC fp. t.i.
choice. do. Hi0lif - .
Wheat--Fallly active f.. t...
weak, No. 2 rel. store ana ,I.,.t.r
Nf0t.c.. afoat. tl1b1i,c Dfft.r. IND
hut,c. lower, closing Wolk .rh ..t.
easier. iorelgners selling afl Il... ...I
iLins, No. rs-i. closing, f.irII.
- &c. Marco. ttkc.. Man. f...
Coru-Dun ana weaker. NJ .r..t.
I'm elevator. &c ahnft option. ANIL ..f
unchanged 20 - lower. c'..-.
February &c. March. Co.,. N..r u..
odts-pll but steady. Frin..
March. Jttc. Nav. 49,. A.. v....
February, SIS &C.. spot ~ .
white h'yt.. mixed western. .,l. .aI.te
DO. 56d4Oc
iIay-Quet and steady. stt.., ..
Csc good % choice. v s.
Wool steady am fiIr', aetsr. 1.-....
tic. NG2Jc. pulled. o. t
Ecef-fim aul gart. family s.t...
1900. extra mess. s. o., + i..f t.,'.
but tim a. 50 Hrl-p. f....l ...f
active, city extra India rr.ss. So.
cut meats steady lnl g..f I....t
bellies. 20. shoulders. ...l .....
miidi,~ nominal
Lard quiet. closing aat r,
nominal. City. So Olf.r. Sill.
tring: refined quiet. '.nt.
South America N.. ,w
662ig.
Pork,.ln. mol.era'e a.manl eal 'y;
Butter In fair demand. ......-v
flrmer. state dairy. lfa-' .r ,.....
ls022c.. western dairy
creamery. ihd21r. IigIrs
CottOn-seod OH bon i.f sf....
Petroleum quiet. rem rt.
ROsin-p Dull but rtpait
1lrpentine Quiet. 500 tIl..'
Rice Moderately agff" arI I..
domestic. fair 20 eNtri o., ...: ...ap
i5iltsc.
Molass. Foreign nominal >.V ore.
leans. 3NIaNc.. market quiet tn' .t..Ir
Peanuts quiet. fancy hp Iplri t..
Coffee Options dun and ' I.-.
down. March SlCc'. N'v. Y.r I.
1910 september. Nlinult. .... I.
duli; No :. tlin
Sugar Raw duh hut s'1l' fIrr
ing. li-iGc.: refined iT'l tlf .f Per-
70 5-lid3t,c. standard 5 f..H
cut-loaf and crushed. 1910 .rI...
lated. ll-lGdl@.c
Freight- 10 Liverpool -Quir' fnI .... ...
cotton. 5-32i. asksd grain 3D.. ..t.i
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKED
BALTIMORE ND. january D. r
duh and unchanged
Nheat-Dull. NJ. > rci. sr,' Hrl i".
AIRY. 63i,Giglasc. February arl NiIl.
63N,c, May. So 49, sf ammo ~.
ri. CoIo).c.; milling VIVA. i| AH
Gorn- steady: mixed sn.t anl Jnnmr.
i9aip4c., February ara March ia'
axe. southern. bv stmIl' g. INt. s.'..
srn On grade. E04f'sc
oats Inactive. 80. White n.f '.
35c. 40. mlNed eco. 1856.
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ua 1-Tu, Tn, W. saloortpfrl
MARINE ISTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JASUARY 81, 1894.
DEATfIs

Steamer Pocahontas. Deyo. Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers; irv.n Nelsigcr' superin-
teLiCnt.
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ST LOUIS

ST. LOUIS. No, Jtnul'
barely steady and unrnihf tf.v.
Wheat-i0wer, JarlHif
colo .,... Dr. Nr...-..
Con-Hlgher. January
BE. May GI-c.
oats-fower. NAY. H'.' .t.-. I'd
Pork STANDARD u--.
order. yitVp.
Iard-Prlmr sf'Hnl. t..... LAS
Dry salt MEATS ShoY. l,t..
anI clser ribs. ND. si.ua. %. .,s
Bacon Boxed shoulder. n.y.
7z.17iac.: clear ribs. w.
Ulgh wines steady di h'.
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DOCK AND JOB PRiS Sst DIsPArcs
Oily KxECurgp AT AA
HRlNIUl6sRpgsk
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iINtNCIii..
THE COLUMBIAN
Building and Loan Association.
Rich0lOn,I, Va.
OFFICERS

OFFICERS
J. u. PACE. President.
THOMAS POTTS, Nire-President ana Itehs.
10. LANE STERN. General Attorney.
L. A. WELLER Secretary and Genl Manager
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soiourpinp ON Manhattan Isle.

NEW YORK, January A,-lSp s,lal)-
T. c. Brauer, Jr.. Gilsey: W oH uTn
Rartholdl. and W. Il. Gay. murray ilIL
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romcRaows CHURCH SERVICES.
Many Pulpits viii Be Occupied by Visit
ing Clergy.

Many Pulptts VIII Be Occupied by visit
ing Clergy.
As complete \ list as can DO obtained
showing who will occupy tho pulpits
OF many Of the city churches from
among the conference ministers. Is
presented bslow.
Elm Park O'clock q. IN, love feast: 10
o'clock a. IN, sermon Bishop Hurst, fol-
lowed by the ordaining Of the deacons; 2
p. IN, memorial service and %ordaining or
elders; $50 y. m, h anniversary OF the
Epworth league to be addressed by Profess
sor Winchester, OF Wesleyan university,
aud Rev. ]. o. Peck, d. d., Of New York;
$50 p. m, missionary anniversary. Bishop
Hunt presiding, address by Rev. ]. O.Peck,
D. D.
First Presbyterian Church - Morning
sermon, Bsrkford, d. D., president Wes-
leyan. Ohio, university; evening, Rev. r.
r. Hawxhurst. Of Nontrose.
Second Presbyterian church-Morning
sermon, Rev. b. T. Raymond, d. D., Pres
ident, Wesleyan university, Middietown
Conn: evening, Rev. III. S. Hard, d. d.
Penn Avenue Baptist church. Morning
sermon. Rev. Charles Paine, d. D., New
York; evening, Rev. A. F. Chaffee, Of
Wilkes. Barre.
Simpson Methodist Episcopal church,
Morning sermon, W. +. Blair: evening
sermon, Raw. &. I. Place.
jackson Street Baptist church. Evening
sermon, Rev. Thomas Jenkins.
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal
church - Morning sermon, Rev. G. D.
Tranjue, central New York conference;
evening sermon, Rev. L. B.. Cornell.
Washburn Street Presbyterian church
win be supplied from ministers Of the con.
ference.
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church--Morning sermon. Rev. G. d. Per-
soneus: evening sermon, Rev. T. +. Finey.
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
- Morning sermon, Rev. William Rawlings;
evening sermon, Rev. q. b. Stone.
Providence Presbyterian Church-Morn.
ing sermon, Rev. W. L. Westlake; even.
ing sermon, Rev. L. b. Weeks.
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church-Wil
DO supplied by ministers from the confer
ence.
Calvary Reformed Churchill be sup
allied by ministers Of the conference.
Dunmore Methodist Episcopal Church
Preaching at 1890 q. m. by Rev. j. b.
Cook, Of Sidney, n. Y. sunday school at
ESQ p. IN. Preaching at T.S0 p. m. by Rev.
Z. Il. Pearce, Of Worcester, N. y.
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Notice to Property Owners


no The OWNERS OR RrPUTED
/ owners Of property bounding and dhut-
ting on the sUutherly slice o. West Lackn.
wanna ave from tho d.. L. s W. K. r. to
North Main ave, the Westerly side OF Ninth
street from West Larklwanna ave. 10 tobin.
son street; the westerly Side OF Robinson
street its, eutire length and both sides OF
North Main ave. from Jackson TO PettebOne
street, Ii situate IN the Fourth and Four
teenth wards OF the CITY OF scranton, Pa.
Take notice that under tho direction o.
Councils, | wi | make tn assessment Tor lay
ing or relaying I'VE foot hagstone sidewalks
Oh southerly side OF West Lacsawlnna ave.
between above namod pOintg, and fr laying
or relaying NJ, foot hpgstone sidewalks on
west side OF Ninth aud Robinson streets be.
tween the points above designated, rlsO for
laying or relaying laestone sidewalks, snt'
ting curbstoues End laying. pave gut
tiers on both sides Of North Main ave,
between points pbove mentioned, on Monday,
April q, a. D., 1894, at 70 O'Clock in Tho fore
noon, nj my office in the Municipal Building,
in the City OF Scranton, Pa, at which time
aud place you may appear end h9 hoard ii
sou SO deslre. JOSEPH p, PHILLIPS,
City Engineer.
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which represents 10 pounds III.
crease in weight by taking Pas
kola, the flesh forming food. The
above figures are based on the
statement of Mrs. Clarence Cross,
of 32G West Odd st., New York,
whose experience has been the
same as many other people who
were pale and thin, who could
not assimilate their food and suf-
fered the miseries of chronic dys
pepsia.
Paskola is the only perfect sub
stitute for cod liver appropriations
and all other old fashioned rene
dies. Paskola makes thin people
fat, it makes them strong; it gives
new life to the weak and debili.
ated.
Ask your druggist for Paskola
and give it u trial.
A pamphlet full Of valuable in.
formation about Paskola, will be
sent on application to the Pre.Di-
gested Food Co., 30 Reade Street,
New York City.
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WYOMING CONFERENCE
Concluded from Page !.


South. It was in 1884 officially recognized
by the Methodist General conference.
Fourteen industrial homes have besn To-
catsd in the southern states aud last year
1900 girls were sheltered. TAe buildings
in the south are located on the grounds OF
the Freedmon's Aid association, There are
homes for both colored and white girls, ana
we are only limited b. the funds at our
command.
For $50, 00O Indians on the reservations Of
the United States, thoro is only u church
seating capacity for 80, 600. TIL Indian is
here aud we are responsible for him to q
large extent before God for his enlvation.
Among them we have ten stations. A
chief in Washington has given Us twenty
five acres of land,
In New Mexico there are three mission
homes.
Utah has twelve stations and Lucy Webb
Hayes schools. III many or thom ia prac-
ticed domestic training. We are opposed
thereby the Mormons, who have eighty
missionaries.
On the Pacific coast, the Northwestern
Christian Advocate says, there are $500
Chinese women, only LOCO OF which num-
Der are legal wives. Since the Exclusion
act the price per wife Is from 81, QUO to
s., 00u. or these women, 400 have been
saved.
CORRESPONDING s~EcRETARY's REPORT.
From the report of Mrs. 8. 0 Rob-
bins. corresponding secretary. appeared
the following:
We feel assured that as women conse-
Grated 10 His work and service. that
which we have wrought for love of Christ
n in HIS name will bring forth fruit. l
AIN grateful that our progress has been
marked and that the general interest Is
deepening as well as widening.
We have now S24 members of auxiliary
missions and mission circles, 116 members
Of bands aud 23h members OF Mothers
Jewels.
Two annual meetings have been held at
the extremes OF the conference boundaries,
one in Owego June q and {, aud one in
West Pittston Dec. 3 ard i. Both these
meetings were well attended and exceed
ugly interesting.
Mrs. o, H.. hcAnulty was elected pFesi.
dent OF the Wyoming district in place Of
Mrs. 4. II. Dale. Mrs. Z. Downing. OF
Flttston, was elected conference organic
er: Mrs. j. w. Thomas, secretary Of sup
plies; Mrs. n. H. Bump, secretary OF local
work; Mrs. 5. Won Storch, secretary mite
boxes; Mrs. j.. +. Lescocs, secretary
young peoples work: president ChenangO
district, Mrs. ". q. simpson: correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. Charles Smithp presi-
dent and secretary Binghamtou district.
hrs. A. Griffin and Mrs. j. T. Goewey;
president and secretary Owego district,
Mrs. NJ. Eiwell and Mrs. r. w. Clinton;
president aud secretary Oneonta district,
Mrs. }, B. Cook aud Mrs. II. b. Benedict;
president and secretary Honesdals dis
trIct, Mrs. c. \. Benjamin and Mrs. VIII
liam Edgar; president aud secretary
Wyoming district, Mrs. T. H. Dale and
Miss T. f. "A adhanS.
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Of the world. What are We going to do
with this element: The cities are SUM
bering volcanoes which threaten erup-
tion and a pouring forth Of social lava 10
tho destruction Of our civil institutions.
We have been commissioned to meet this
problem.
Today there are 5000 unsheltered Meth.
odist congregations stretching out their
hands for help.
Three practical ways are presented to DO
the necessary work: $3.50 from yol will
start a church in the west, which can be
built as a memorial to anyone you may
designate; 800 will DO the same thing in
the south; $40 per year from ANY iudivid.
uel will assist any or all our purposes, de-
pending on the size OF tho fund raised.
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elmA SCRANTON WILSON.
One Romanca CT tho Conference Not on
TIM prprronnoa

One Romanca CT tho Conference Not on
the Programme.
One of the interesting little incidents
of the present session of the Wyoming
conference that lends an uncommon
element of romauc9 to that grave and
serious body occurred at the resi-
dcnce of Andrew r. Raub, Mt 81
jefferson avenue, ut 8 o'clock yoster-
day morning, MIR. and Mrs. Raub had
been entertaining Rev Mr.. and Mrs.
David Wilson. OF Troy, Pa, the for
mer being a student at Drew Theolog-
ical seminary and q candidate for cler-
ical orders. Unexpectedly Mrs.. Wilson
presented her husband with s bouuc-
ing baby daughter.
In honor of the peculiar cirCum,
stances of its presentation. this happy
little gift will be named Elma Scran-
ton Wilson, the frat nams being i'll
honor Of Elm Park church and the sec
ond a compliment to this enterprisiug
CITY,
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MONEY OF TIE CONFERENCE.

Contributed for Missionary, Church Ex-
tension and Benevolent Purposes.
The missionary collection in the Wy.
oming conference is sec, 435 for this
year.
Tho collection for tho Bard OF
Church extension is SO, 4S9.
The total contributions for bsnevo-
lences amount to 500, 1914. This includes
the semi-centennial Offering to Wyom.
ing seminary.
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Todays, compl,ts Programms.

8. q. m.-Consecration service, lecture
ROOM; the Rev. W.. Webb, D. D., leader.
ga. m.-Business session.
2.3O p. m.-Anniyersary Of the Womeu's
Foreign Missionary society. Mrs. NJ. s.
Hard, presiding. Address, Mrs. l.. D. Os-
born, Brooklyn, n. y.
$50 p. m.--Semi. centennial anniversary
Of Wyoming seminary. Rev. L. l.. Sprague,
b. b, presiding. Address by Rev. J.'W.
Bashford, d. D., L. l.. ID.
$50 p. m.-Annlversary Of the EducR-
tional and Freedman's Aid societies. The
Rev. L. l.. Sprague, D. d., and the Rev.
J.. w. Nicholson, presiding. Addresses,
the Rev. Charles Payne, D. D., and the
Rev. J.. A. Hartzel, d. d.
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Reia Wented-fenales

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TITT%Ir
AulES WANTED TO WRITE At HOME:
~ $40 weekly: no canvassing Repiy with
stamp MISS FANNIE FELkNOk, South
Benz, Ind.
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Ordinance.

IN PURSUANCE OF PROVISIONS OF
l resolutions Of Common Council of City Of
Scranton, PennG., passed April L., 1894, notice
is hereby given that an Ordinance, entitled
\ Ordinance providing for tho issue of two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars of City
Bonds for the purpose Of erecting bridges
aud procuring, approaches therefor, and pro.
yiding for tue redemption thereof" was in
troduced at . stated meeting Of Common
Council April L, 1894. The following is 4
draft Of the Ordinance:
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Proposals..

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
y received by teo undersigned until Tues
day, the First day Of May, l'g+, for the build
ing OF rev y. e. Church at Peckville; "a.
Plansand specifications can BIO seen by calllns
on j, p, Peck, Packvllle, Pa. The building
committee reserves right TO reject any or ell
bids Il. CHAPLAIN, Zee. Euildng Com
Box 35, i. ckvil!c. "a.
CEALEp PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- co!ved ut the Office Of the CITY Clerk,
Scranton, Pa until i.8O o'clock ,. IN. Thurs
day, April II, 1904. TO furnish andla y sidewalk
and paved gutter on westar y side OF Sixth
street from LacGGwanna avenue to Carbon
street, in accordance with the plans and speci-
hcations in 0fic Of City Clerk. Bidders shall
enciCse with each proposal the SUN OF ten
cslOy dollars, cash or certified check. In case
the bidder to whom the contract shall have
been awarded omi;s 10 execute O contract for
the work. the enclosure OF ton dollars accom-.
panying his proposal shall be forfeited 10 the
city VI Scranton. The city reserves the right
u reject any Gil bids. BY order Of city gouu.
ellis. NJ. n. LAVELLE, City Clerk.
Scranton, Pa, April :, 1874,
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
- Ceived nc the ofiics Of the City Clerk.
Scranton, Pa. until !. 80 o'clock =. NJ, Thurs.
dav, April ~, 1894, 10 grade Marion street
between washin ton and Sanderson avenues.
Tho street is to be graded to its full width and
the work Is TO be done In accordance with the
plans aud specifications in the city engineers
office and under his, directions. Each bid
shall he accompanied by n certified check or
cash in the sum Of ten pbr centum OF the
amount bid. In cass the bidder to whom the
contract shall have been awarded refuses or
omits TO execute o contract withiu ton days
from date OF award thereof, the enclosure &C.
companying his proposal shall be forfeited to
the city Of Scranton, The city engineers est.
mate Of cost Of the work Is four hundred and
TWENTY five dollars. The, city reserves the
right to reject any and all bids, BY order Of
city council. NJ. u, LAVELLE, City Clerk.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- ceived at tho Office OF the City Clerk
Scranton, Pa, until $50 o'clock y. m. Thurs.
day, April ~, 1891, to construct a lateral
sewer IN Roche court from the Fifteenth dis.
trict main sewer westerly q distance OF about
eight hundred and seventy feet $50 feet;
also to construct the lnanholes, lamphOles,
branches and fixtures that are designated, and
to furnish all labor and supplies necessary to
complete tho work. Proposals shall state
price per lineal foot complete. Bidders shall
enclose with each proposal the sum Of five per
cent1m Of the amount bid us a guarantee to
execute a contract within ten days II awarded
the same. The work shall be finished within
sixty days from date Of commencement. Pro.
pOsals not accompanied By tho required de-
pOsit and no. in accordance with advertise
ment and ordinance will not he considered
The city reserves the right to reject any and
allbids. By order Of city councils,
NJ. y. LANELLE, City Clerk.
Scranton, Pa April :. 1921.
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Wyoming Seminary Anniversary.

Wyoming Seminary Anniversary.
At $50 O'Clock this afternoon will be
held by the conference special exercises
commemorating the semi-centeunial an-
niversary Of the Wyoming seminary at
Kingston. Rev. l., L. Sprsgue, DID,, will
preside, and an address will be delivered
by Rev, j. W. Bashrord. ID, LII D.,
President Of the Ohio Wesleyan nniver-
sity.
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SCIENTIFIC SHOOTING.

Having secured the SHoElNG FORGE OF
WIN m Blume s. Son for u pot maueut bust.
ness stand, / shall conduct Scientific ana
Pathological Shoeing for the Prevention, Ro-
lief and Cure Of Lameness and other impede
mepts in the movements OF Horses incidental
or due TO imperfect shoeing. ! shall give the
work my personal a%,tcntl, II and guarantee no
extra charge, except for Improvement. Lame
ness, etc, viii be ii Gated afternoons. A free
clinic and professional advice given every
Monday from toaP. H..
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Agents Wanted.

INANTED-MAN WITH LIFE AND FIRE
w insurance experience as solicitor in
right man. Address 1855 Betz building,
Philadelphia. Pa.
IJANTED-AGENTS 40 TAKE ORDERS
w by sample; we will pay expense and sal.
airy or allow liberal commission; samples sent
on application. Address Lock Box G.l2j, New
York City.
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For Rent.


NOR RENT APRIL 1.-THE ROOMS NOW
L occupied by tho Telephone Exchange. soy
Lackawanna Avenue. Apply ut the office Of
Lehigh salt Mining Co., Third National Bank
building. l.. s. and h. G. Fuller.
E0R RENT BUILDING BIS LACKA.
Il wanna avenue from April l. CHARLES
II WELLES, Coal Exchange.
JOR RENT-THREE ROOMS, FRONT ON
y second floor, over N, A. HulbeIt's music
store, III Wyoming avenue, from April !. In
CURE in the store.
IpO LET FOR A TERN OF YEARS
i Part or all OF three hundred feet OF yard
room along railr DAD NAppy at 2G franklin
avenue.
RIO R~ENT-STORE 25xGJ OR FURNISHED
/ hail on Green Ridge street. Very desira-
ole location and on reasonable terms apply
TOT. r. NETTLETON or q. ). WOODRUFF
Republican building,
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Special Notices.

- Il C0pB SRRTTE0 rus VGTNStG
W NNi'1' = . :" --,G
driver weight, 1000 to 1909. Can be seen at
his stables, 33i Raymond court.
NTFNtprRS on THE FIDELITy Ann
Toin,nhio nuildin~ and Inan oeencio.
t,nrs C omn rcn',ostcd ~ c,ii NJ ro"m n Rnrr
irhdina iosLirgton ov.Hvo T0EI i
WpuXippPfs ,na1in1sndar t'''"'' o" -
nAi'"is' ""p''
DLANK BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, MAGA
TRIRuNE Office. Quick work. Reasonable
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Hello ale.

WTANTED-YOuNG MAN WHO UNDER
w stands telegraphy and bookkeeping to
go out Of tue city. Call at WOODS COL
LEGE.
WANTED CARRIAGE PAINTER. GIL
w hools Carriage Works, $40, vi, 323 and
32t North Seventh street.
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Runlneaa p~crsonaIe.


CANTAO-FOR MEN ONLY GREATEST
- rpstorer and developer known, strenght
ans. lnvirorates. Price 81. Guaranteel-Sen
stamp for confidential circular, DR.. II. n.
MILLER, 81 Quincy street, Chicago.
I AIDES, TONrE ~ THE ONLY sue
IL cessful Bust Developer known. Never
80 aledJ FOR 30. stamp. Mira, Dr.. Il, r. Miller,
q Quincy ST., Chicago.
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Taste for Art
May be easily cultivated. See The
TRIBUNE Multichromes.
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For Sale.


TNOR SALE-A FARM OF EIGHTY ACRES,
i one aud one-half miles from Dalton on
the Delaware, Lackawguna and Western
railroad. First. class farm house with q never
failing spring ne1rby; two barns. good land
aud good orchard. Viii he sold cheap. Terms
easy. Address B. f. Won STORCH or ISAAC
ELLIS, executors, Dalton, Lac;awanna
county, Pa.
HOR SALE OR RENT-EIGHT ROOM
L house. Large lot. Good neighhorhood.
Green Ridge. Apply to c. Y BELAAMY, 92j
Delaware street.
DHAETON FOR SALE-tNQUIRE OF II.
/ II. Coston, court stenographer, court
house, or 40 CLAY avenue.
TOR SALE G.ACRE FARM, STOCK
J. and utensils. j. NJ. SHEFFIELD, 426
Monroe ave.
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR SCRAN-
i ton property-A bearing orange grove
increasing in production and value yearly in
the orange section in Florida, Addres f.. +.
NETTLETON, Lake Helen, Florida
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Real Estate.

T1OR sALE-SINGLE HOUSE, Cos QUINCY
i avenue; very desirable location Apply
q. F. REYNOLDS, or WILLARD, WARREN
& KNAPP.
or $50 WILL BUY MODERN NEW s.ROOM
y house, all improvements; terms easy; cor.
ner Madison avenue and Delaware street. APP,
ply HARRY LEES.
C.l,4OO WILL BUY VERY DESIRABLE LOT
y corner Madison avenue aud Delaware
street, Terms easy. Apply
HARRY LEES.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-14

DLANK BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, MAGA
ID zines, etc, bound or rebound at THE
TRIRuNE office. Quick work. Reasonable
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-14

MEAL TICKETS CAN BE HAD AT III,
WI corner Spruce street and Franklin ave
nue.. Twenty meal tickets for $3.50. Good
tnble board,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-14

- n C0BB ARRIVED THiS MORNTEG
u with n car load OF horses, workers and
driver weight, 1000 to l,jG0. Can be seen At
his stables, 33i Raymond court.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-14

Scranton. ha.. April 10. 1893.