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THE FARM FUTURE.

The general depression in prices of all
agricultural products has been caused
simply by the fact that we produce more
which heretofore purchased our surplus
have found other and cheaper sources of
supply. It will be sometime before this
evil is corrected but time will do it.
The increase OF population is steadily
adding to the extent OF the home market
aud with our agricultural products main
tanned at their present limit, we would
soon be able to consume all of our prod
ucts. Heretofore the increase of produc-
tion has exceeded the increase of popu-
lation compelling us to seek a foreign
market for our surplus. The limit of
production has not been reached yet,
but from this on, the increase of popula-
ton will exceed the increase of produc-
ton and surely, though slowly, tend to
the betterment of the condition of the
farmer. In this fact alone can be found
hope for the agricultural interest.
Lands are now cheap, cheaper than they
ever will be again in this country, and
he who acquires real property in the
shape of farming lands, will find himself
possessed of property that will steadily
enhance in value, and which will prove
a blessing to his children. The land
owner of fifty years from now will be on
top of the heap socially and financially.
Let our farmers not be discouraged, the
long night is passing, and the dawning
of. the day for them is not far distant.
Theirs is the noblest of all callings, all
pursuits, for next to God who gave us
life, is the hard handed and toiling
farmer who gives US the bread to sustain
it. His lot has been hard one, but his
lines will yet fall in pleasant places.
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for them, the following four remedies
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Coughs and Colds, each bottle guaranteed
Electric Bitters, the great remedy for
Liver, Stomach and Kidneys. Buck
lens Arnica Salve, the best in the world,
and DR.. Kings New Life Pills, which
are perfect pill. All these remedies
are guaranteed to do just what is claimed
for them and the dealer whose name is
attached herewith Will be glad to tell
you more of them. Sold at Snipes &
Kinersly's Drug Store.
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At the residence of Frederick Wilen,
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evening, Nov. oath, by w. G. Curtis,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


NEW YORK. Feb. l0.-Thero was de-
cided failing off In business ut tho stock
exchange today, tho salos OF atocKs amount
ing to ll87Si shares, Tho liquidation In
Sugar, which wns such n conspicuous foa-
turo ycsterday, censOd entirely today aud
tho stock showed considerable rally
log power This, together with tho
fact that Burlington declared tho
regular quarterly diyidond Of N
per cent. led TO n general covering
movement The noars for some timo past
hayo bcon laying great stress ON this diyi'
dcnd aud have extended thoir lines on the
idea that the directors would cut tho rate
Of payment II thoy did not pasa IL alto.
gotnrr Even the further break In wheat
failed to bring out long stock, and Rlion
altogether the benra had an uncomfortable
day ot IT, Tho market closed strong with
galns ranging Ruywhoro from "A to2A per
cent. Manhattan being most prominent,
Tho following complete tsblo showing the
day'b fluctuations IN Activo stncka ~ aupplied
and royisnd daily by Lalihr \ rullnr stock
hrnknra III Wyoming avenue:
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NEw York. Feb. 10. G.-TLouR- Market
weak. freely offered.
WHEAT-firmor, moderately active for
export No. rod store mud elevator,
GOt(nGl H. +. q. b., GlInG2Hc, uugrnded
rod. G0sGic. Hnoat, GlcA No. | north
prn, GE1c. uptin1B closed }4nHO ovpa
yrlisfday; No Y red February, GO5kc.,
March, fOhG.. May G3Ac; July, G1JSc.i
August GGhc. December, 7O5Gc.
uoRH-Dull, flrmor, No. z, 4lHNi2Ac,,
elevator; i3Hul8AC, nilont options wero
moderately active, Hrm; &nlSc higher.
February, i2)zcj March, 42JSc' May,
43Hc. July, 4JAo
OATS -Dull and lrmerl options, dull,
rominnlly higher, February, BjAc.i
March, BIC. May, Hkc.; No. white
March, 36Nc.; spot pricos, No 2, Sc. No.
2 white. Rc., No. Chicago, 3sc.; No.
q, 8ic. No . white, &c. mixed west
srn, B1JSa3sNc., white do, Bsa4lc.l white
atato 35c,
bKRR-Dull aud steady.
BKEr HAMS Quiet.
TIEnCED BEgT-- Dull, stpndy.
CUT MEA1a- Quiet, steady
bA1D--Fifmor, quiet, Western steam,
1888; city, TNcG options closed, feb-
runry, tTUO; March, tLi5; May, EG0.
fefnOd, quiet, continont, 1885: South
America, B 40; compound, 0Nc
PoRK Quiet, steady; mesa Ella 7Jali, n
BUTTEI-- Firm, steady, state dairy lbn
2io.. do. creamery, l7a2lc; Ponnsylyauia
do, 27c.
CuErsE-Activo, firm, unchangcd7
EuOs--flfm, leo house S4 75nA 90 por
case. western fresh, 20s.; lmod, l3allc.
southern, lga3Or.
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| EHIGH VALLEY RAlLROAD

i j ! Eb. IL, l1B..
Train leaves Scranton for Philadelphia AMI
New York via. b. & II X H. at S an. T. lu,
2.3s and llB p. m via d, l. & ". Il. K coo
sos, II ~ a. IN. and l3J I. M.
Leave Scranton for PittstOu and wilkes
Barre via D., L 6 W r R, go, So. j p
a. IN 100, a5O, B07, g3s n IN.
Leave Scranton tor White Haven HazietUu
Pottsville and al points on the Beaver
Meadow and POttsville branches via + s. "
V, 84Oa.m., via D. & II. r K. at = am l2lO.
2.3s, / 10 pm, via D. L. & W. K r., coo, s.gs.
H. % an, / 81, $50 pm
Leave scranton for Bethlehem EaStOu
Reading. Harrisburg and all intermediate
points via ID. & II. K. r, sam .l2 TO- 2.3s lji
pm, via D., L. & W K RntpsOs. ll.2J a. ~,
lB pm.
Leave Scranton for Tuakhsuuock Towari1.
Elmira, Ithaca, Genevs and all interme1i Its
points VIA d, 6 II X R,,yUi am, L ~ and II 80
D. m, via D. l., & W R. s 0S am. ..l.3J %. 10.
Leave scranton for Rochester, Buffalo NJ
agara Falls, Detroit, Chicago and all points
west via d. y II. r. K. g.07 t.m,, i. lOelili s.
2 m, via b. L. & W R. r, and Pttsto1
Junction, sos am l3Og5s p. m, via I 4 W
Il r., 9.ll .. m.
For Elm'rs and the west via SallmlUcL via
~ " II K Il gui u,u., i.lO.Gij p. M . via D .
L. S w. X H., ,s o. a m, ! ~ and 6.J7 p N.
Pullman parlor snd sleeping or l., Y. chair
cars on all trains hstweou J.. y b Junction or
Wilkes Barre and New York Phiad lplia
Buffalo and Suspension Bridge
ROLLIN II WlLBUR, Gen Supt. East Div
CHAS :, LEE ten. Pass Ay't. phils p
Wv WNONNEMACHER.AS Asst q m Pass Agt
south bethlehem, Pa
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nELAW NRF. LNCKAWANNA AND
~ WESTER RAJ ROAD
Trains leave Scranton ~ follOvu ENprcss
for Now York and all points East, I ~ 80
. u. SNOHnd q nOh m. ~ hi and 2 hp IN
Express iCr Engtuu. Trenton, Philadelphia
aud the Suuth, g rs SOo and o ~ a m. l2N
and ~ y ma
Washington and way stations 80 y m
Tubyhanha accommodation. q Ia y. M.
Evpr AZ Tor Ringhainton, Oswpgo Elmira
Corning Bath pansvilp, Mount Morris aud
Uufralu ~ IN. % 10 a, m. aud ~ u. M. making
ciopc connections at Buffalo tp AL points n the
Wpat Northwest aud Southwest
Buffalo accommodation. pW ~ m
Rughamton and way stations lhS, y, m.
Nicholson and way stations D. IS pm,
Binghauton and Elmirg Express, Il Oh u, m.
Express for cortland, Syracuse. Oswegr,
Utica and Rlvhhcll springs IS = m. and l.Hi
q. m
Ithaca, Hl5 and prn q. m and ANN
lor Northumberland, pittstun, WiUea nStrN
Plymouth Woomshurg and nanyilo, making
cluar connections at Northumberland for
WllhamAport Harrisburg baltimore Wasb,
iugton and tho SuutlL
Northumberland and intermediate stations,
UOh pt0 \. m and ~ and G0i y. m.
NanucOkr aud intermediate statDnp ylS
and ll90 a. N Plymouth aud intermediate
stations, 3An aud Nm p, m,
Pullman psrlor and sleeping coaches, un all
express trains
For detailed information, pocket tins tables
otc., apply 10 NJ l., Smith, city tOlSat oillop
gUa Larkawanna avenue. orIdepot tFkot Once
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seran,on WHOLESALE Markets.

SCRANTON. Feb. Is --FRUrs AND Pr o
DvCE-Dried apples, per h., ea7c.i evsp-
GRATED apples lORllc. Per lb.; Turkish
prunss, 41s5c. English curranta 2Aa215c.;
layer raisinL l.T5al.SO; muscatels, 81 BOA
i.3O per box, new ValenciaS Gale.
per 10.
BEANS - Marrow. fats, 81. 5Oa2.GO per
bushel; mediums, 81. 70alSO.
PEAs-,ireen, e. 25al. 30 per bushsl split
g. 5Oa2. 90; lentels, Sal0c. per pound
PoTAToEs-GOa65c. per busheL
Onions -GOa1Oc. per bushel.
BUTTER-2ua25c. per ID.
CHIEsE-l0al3c. per 10.
EGGs-Fresh. gHa2Oc.; picked, l4al5c. !;
coolers, l2al3c.
POULTRY Chickens, dressed, llHAl215c.; {;
turkeys, l2al3c.
MEATs-namS IKE: large. l0&c.;
skinned hams, l0SIc.; California hams,
So e.. shoulders. 9Hc.: dry ssltsl bellies
&c.; smoked breakfast bacon. llIfc.;
fresh pork loins 9kC.. "WyOming pOrk
sausage, llo: Wyoming home made sau.
sage 3-pound pail, lurded, lie; butch
era sausage, SIC, our own make; fresh
pork shoulders, &c.: fresh pigs feet,
Be-; fresh pigs beads, &C.. frcsh spare
ribs, &C.; fresh Leaf lard, lie; fresh
kdneyn Sc. dOZ; rough sausage
meat sIfo. tongue, SIC. ,plucks, 5c.each;
whole hogs, 7Ac.
PORK Mess Mt Sl7; short cut, Sl5
LARD-Lsaf in tierosa at &c: In tubs,
J%c,; In lOpound pail% luc.: in Spound
pAilS l0Ec.; S-pouud paila i0As. per
pound.
BEEg-Choice sugar cured, smoked beOf,
l4c.
FLoun-MlaneSota patent por barrel
a. 30a45O, Ohio and indiana amber, at
f3,7j; Graham At $3.50; rye -four. Al
t22b
BUCRWHEAT Flour g. ~ per Cwt
FEED-M Mixed, per cwt., At 400
HRAtE- Rye, Gbs.I corn, ~ 10 59s; oats,
gai6c. per bushel.
RYE FTRAw--Psr ton, tl3al6.
HAY-Psr ton, sl6AlA
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Charter Application.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT AZ
y aIplcatisb 1iB b. made y the Governor
% ths state " PenuaYlyania On Tueqlay tho
aOih day o. Psbruary I5Jl by william ma.
pei, GeGrys W Finn. John Arisrn Marion
Finn ana George ". BHals under 'Hs "Act
of assembly, Oi the Commonwealth NJ Pom
entitled "An act ~ prOv-.s f1r the
in OrpDrltlOu aud rgg1las.yu " certain cDrpG
ratiDns approved Apul %, l5ii md the sup
pleVsnt3 thereto Tor tho charter NJ ~ In
tended corporation % bg called tho Morris
Ridge Coal company, ths i1Fact0r and OBJ
isct Of which VIII b. The mining Os cgai and
the transportation thereof % market and the
pJssoBs and enjoy, all the right1 benefits and
privileges Of tho said Act " Assem- bly. ' aud
It's slpplem nts GEORGE W. BEALE
ggllfslfor
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-17

ANlE INDUSTRIAL MOTIFS
4 plant Ia being built at Auburn,
SCh1yikiil county, by eR Judge Ryan, that
will msks ~ 2C0D.DJ bricks year
wide assures havs appeared in tho earth
al Csntraia, caused by tho ssttliug Ia old
minss,
brakeman Daniel Mulh5linnd was
squeezed 10 death at POttsyill bstwosn n
LOCOMOTIVES and car.
Many employees ars stockholders In tho
West 'RsadinR Planning MIL company
which hns beon reorgnnlzsd with capital
oi p32 600
Tho Headings coal Tonnage Tor tho
week ended Fob. 10 decreased VI, Gjl tons.
Shipments Of Pocobontas coal over tho
Norfolk and Western railroad Tor tho
week ended Fob 3 increased i5,g12 tons.
Tho Poughkoopsis bridge bondhodom
are disposed tO await tho rehabilitation VI
the Reading before attempting 10 make
dlcker
There has bcon Il sharp advance In
English railway stocks during the past
ihirty days, caused by tho fact that not
earnings turned ont % bo better than ~
pectod In consequence Of the enormous
decrease Ia gross, caused by tho coal
! strikes
Receiver Pnxson when asked NJ the Rico
hearing Thursday why the Rsading 30
promptly settled the Dehigh Valleys claim
JOr coal said Through tho operation
the Reading saved 5000 II IL had uocn
required to take tho coal from the Lehigh
Valley IL would have lost Just that
| amount
The annual report OF the Lehigh Valley
Coal company shows the gross earnings 10
have been Ss91 21i, and tho net earnings,
S7lI9l9 The company has made appllca-
tion to the New York Stock exchange to
have its ISSUE Of Sl2,OOOOVO per cont.
bonds listed.
Speaking Of the New York and New
England's proposed extension from Brew
sters to New York city, Russell Sage said
"The plan OF combination with the Cnn-
ndian Pacific railroad has not been aban-
donpd, hut viii be consummated, and the
line from Brewsters to Willetts Point will
be built beyond question
The Troy New YORK; Steel and Iron
company's Bessemer steel works are to re-
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Connolly e. Wallace
A FEW HINTS FROM OUR
Dress Goods Department

Novelties and Fancies in
great profusion daily ar
irving,
The Crows Foot and Shcp.
herd Checks are new and
decidedly pretty and neat
See them.
Our stock now presents a
remarkable offering that will
meet with a very ready sale:
Ten pieces Scotch Heather
Mixed Cheviots, 81 inches
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Two I.lxea anvad.

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, Of junction CITY,
Ill.,, was told by her doctors sho had Con.
sumption and that there was no hope for
her, but two bottles DR. Kings Now Dis.
cuyery completely cured her and she sAys
II saved her life. MIR. Thos. Eggers, l30
Florida st.. San Francisco, suffered from II
dreadful cold, approaching Consumption,
tried without result everything else then
oought ono bottle OF DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery and In two weeks was cured. He
IL naturally thRnkful. IL Is such results
OF which these are examplea, that prove
the wonderful efficacy OF this medicine In
Coughs aud Colds Free trial. bottles at
Matthews Bros, Drug store. Regular size
50c. and 81.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-17
What Mr.. Bursstt Says.

used tobacco seventeen years. Was
perfect slave to it, but NO TO BAG
cured me | bought ore box of NO.
TO BAG March o, 1893. used It. aud
found 1t apsrfect success am salts
fled 1t will cure anyone OF the tobacco
habit II they will usO 1t as directed. |
heartily recommend N0-T0-BAC aS
the best remedy for the tobtcco ha bit
in the world. B. +. BuRGETT,
418 Washington avenue, Scranton, Pa
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Business Personals.

-.-.0--l.----l-0I(-r0l. l.llc(-I[-l--lI..---l
c CANTAO--FOR MEN ONLY GREATEST
- restorer and developer known strength;
ems, invigorates. Price e. Guaranteed
stamp for confidential circular Dr. II. r.
MILLER, q Quincy street, Chicago.
T ADIE4, TONTE Is THE ONLY sue
u cessful Bust Developer known Never
fails SS20l Full confidential particulars
ealed) for &c. stamp. Mrs Dir. II. T. Miller,
q Quincy st.. Chicago
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-17

THE first trial of DR.. Woods Norway
Pine Syrup will satisfy any one that the
lung. healing virtue Of the pine tree has
now been refined into an effective and
convenient cough medicine. Sold by all
dealers on q guarantee Of satisfaction,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-17

s-s.eeyNSeoN~NN0l-~sss-~
TOR SALE--SlNaLE HOUSE, G6 QUINCY
j avenue; very desirable location Amply
q. f. REYNOLDS. or WILLARD. WARREN
& KNAPP.
- house al improvements, terms easy; cor.
ner Madison avenue and Delewaro street Ap.
ply HARRY LEES,
C.LAO WILL BUY VERY DEBIHAB BILE LOT
~ corner Madison avenue and Delaware
street, Terms easy Apply
HARRY LEES
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-17
GENERAL. NEWS
Of INDUSTRIES
The Price Of Coal Reduced Twenty-Five Cents
Per Ton in New York,
COKE BROS. TO SUE The READING

Central Pennsylvania Furnace Opera
tors Rolinquish the Mesaba Range
Mine-Rcsumption at the Ouqucsnc
Forge Company's Works at Rankin
"A Plato Glass Company viii Com
mence Operations on Monday
Minor industrial Topics.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-17
sumo within the next fortnight with 800

REMARKED by r. G. Joiner, of Allen, 7.
o., Hillsdale Co, Mich. Nothing gave
my rheumatism such quick relief rs DIR
Thomas Electric OIl-believe II infalliblo
for rheumatics."
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-17

s>>-~~> . n nm ~ nm. ~syyars.-.r
MEAL TICKETS CAT ~ HAD ST Ug
vi cnrnsr spruce street and Franklin ave.
Hga. Twenty meal tickets for s3U Gogl
table hard
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-17

NEW YORK, ONTARIO AVID WESTERN
~ Railroad. Scranton nivNion Timo tabln
In effect Nov H. 1889
Trains leave Scranton Nr CarbondAle
0bO, A8l ll.Qj q. u., 400 Wln - m.
For Hancock Junction and main connections
llOb am, @ 10 y, m
Trains leave Hancock junutioD for main
line connection for Scranton, BtO am 2Oj
n m.
Trains leave Carboudalr for Scranton -,
bb ain. 10 8.34, GlApm
j. q ANDERSON
u Gencral Passenger Ngunt, Now York,
r. FLlTCROFT
Datrict pasaanEell Aront. Rcrante,n
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-17
Are7ts War.ed.

lN-ANrEL'-sOYS AND GLELS WHO
w Wis 20 make money when %: q
srh .s.. send -4-,s a-I We go Z. -s- yr- how,
~ II rev wanted 7. SrAENEE, Providence
:. e
NASrEo-rW1 YOUNG NEN q! COOP
w sG1rsss o. GAL gr US p - -uCses
S.saty s,-r.ysw--. .l- god men Apply
NATIONAL CLEAN CUNE- COMPANY.
Arcade bcLtI1E
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ERlE AND WYOMING VALLEY RAIL.
IL ROAD.
Train leave Scranton nor New York; and in.
termediato points on thg Eric and Henley and
local points az 0b, Qsj a. M. anf,&ai p. IN
Train leaving at 0& a. m. andRai ,. IN
Trains leave for wakes Barre at GSi0 q. m and
ail u, m
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Forsals

T-EsA-E Is ENrzANGE 30. MEDIUM
I wei. b; s.e-s ,st 1:gL--s-s, 111.t n ALe.
s.si-h ;r--k suitable .g- Nyte- gr delivery
vAI-u Z. I. R.lhE2 e ol..
.@j Aaus avenue.
TARN Eya SALE ~ EXCHANGE FOR
T -;y property. inquire % ". T. DAVIS.
- Las1ygCsz street
TCR SALE-CE0-cE Building Lyrs
/ D. El.--ryV--La. --g --rs d.
Dr. Z = WHEATON, Dentist,
~ -Ac1EwA--A avenue.
TOR sALE-A PLATFORM >PR-SG
I EIz1E. tld eguas ,gg sale = rent. In
Cz-re L z. 2. sun NJ BELL, Moscow. Pa.
TCE FOR sA-E-DE-IVEaED " sC2AN.
/ -5r 4; 5ic. Ter tl- .-t---s q ". Z.
SMITH It u Z aLEF-BD Carks san
E:- "a
TC2 SALE &-ACG1 FARM. srCCE
I and z-a1sts ! " SHEFFIELD. N
Nsur-s lE-.
L-Ca SALE "a EXCHANGE FOB sC2A.'-
i :Ju D-gpsr-T-A bearing orange --lT5
Increasing h .r1t-ctlo1 alt 7a.-e yearly 2
me 5racTs section u -Jr-cA A--r=s :. l.
y z--LzTCN. Lake Helen. Fo-.ca
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Helo wsrted Male.

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" 'ANEEp GOOD STRONG BOY ABb> J
W Eg gyeavs ~ Axe, Apply !. G. Reese \
Co. ia yos;'tce cGGd2
-ANCED-BCY To Run THIS ELENA.
W ..rs..hs r.cG-a c-Ecy. d. Monday
evening AZ 5':-ltS.
(I-ANraD- RELLAgL.E MAN. PENN
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-CIrUATlON WANTED BY A YOUNG
- man with fair education, not afraid "
work; can furnish first class reference Ad-
dress, X. b., this office,
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SOME BLACK GOODS
SPECIALS.

Several pieces Of Mcrino
Guipurc, formerly sold at ST.
now SOC.
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Chicago Grain aud Provisions.
SCRANTON, Fob. lt The following quotN.
tlons arc supplied aud Corrected daily by La
Bar & Fuller, stock brJkerSl2l Wyoming ave
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NOUNG MAN, NTH GOOD REFER
l ENCE would Ike position in store or
office: not afraid OF hard work, Address, {
NJ, Tribune utlicN
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2,i9 4l6 and llS0 y, m.
For tloueedale from Delaware Lackawapna
and western depot, M, 81 10 10 am, l1l
m, z. Il. hlO =. IN.
For Carboudalc and intermediate stations,
$40. 20 so. lOl0 a. m, l2ON m - L., 3 2i,5lN
G2O and q ~ p, m from Bridge street Depot.
o.Ol a. m, 2.iiand II ~ r, m.
Fast express to Albany, Saratoga, the Adj
rondack Mountains, Boston and New England
points hl0 a m, prrivlny az Albany Hh
saratoga = ~ y m, and leaving Scranton at 3
y m, arriving a. Albany nj 5, ~ y m sara
topa " 10 a. m aud Boston, iNl a, m
Tho only direct route between the coal hclds
and Boston The Leading Tourists Route
NJ America" to the Adirondack Mountain re
Forts Lakes George and Champain, Montreal
otC
Time tables showing local and through train
service between stations ON all divisions Dolg.
ware and Hudson aystom, may he obtained at
All Delaware and Hudson ticket o0iccs.
H. e. YOUNG, j. W BUHDlCk
Second Vice President Con. Pass Agt
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wide, Soc. per yard. Worth
double.
We are showing a great
bargain in Hudd c rs Fl cl d
Bieges, ~ inches wide, at
75c. Never before sold un,
der ST..
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SlrVATION WANTEp-IN OFFICE uF
= lawyer W physician, Ga Keep of,colin ouier
and Answer calls, cau furnish s1oi rtter0nve
MISS MARY A. JENFRENS,
t4 Putnam street scranton, Pa.