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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-01-27
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

ering the subject Of celebrating the
centennial of it's settlement. The old
town has changed considerably during
the century iust closed, and a general
tollification Is wholly IN order
1t is claimed that the Harley Beck
with fight. knocked out by the Waver-
ly. n. Y. authorities on Saturday
evening. will be pulled off in SusQue-
hanna on Wednesday evening next.
Sheriff Maxey has given legal notice
in the newspapers that he has exc
ecuted Eagan and Shea.
Hartford has u recently organized
Reading association.
George ". Bostwick. Of Montrosc, is
seriously Ill.
Revival meetings will begin in tho
Montrose Methodist church on Sunday,
February {.
Montrose has subscribed sufficient
money to establish creamery.
a meeting will be held in Montrosa
on Tuesday next to discuss the mat
ter of n canning factory.
The Susquehanna county Changers
will meet with L.nox Grange, near
Glenwood, February and 2.
Profs. Pierce and Flood held hor
this evening in Hogan opera house.
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SUsQUEHANNA COUNTY,

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Susouehanna, Jan. o6.-The Erie
shopmen were today raid for services
in December.
The Forest City News denies the
current report that it has been pur-
chased by the Country Press ana
Printing association.
The funeral Of the late Miss Eta
Sarah Simmons. of the Oakland side
occurred and was largely attended TINS
afternoon, from the Presbyterian
church in SusIuehanna. Rev. Il. H.
Abbott (EpiscopaD, of Carbondale, Of
ficiating, assisted by Rev. Charles
Henry Newing, pastor Of the Meth
odist church in this place.
The First Methodist church edificc
in Oakland will be sold at sheriff's
sale on Saturday.
A convention OF the Epworth league
of the Honesdale district OF the Meth
odist church will be held in Thomson
February and I.
II. T.. Morgan, Erie agent at Union
dale, is in charge Of the J.anesboro
station this week.
Exhibitor Vail. of the New Milford
Advertiser. is in town looking UP life
insurance business.
A local teachers institute will he
held in Eopbottom on Saturday. Feb
ruary 10.
The Journal publishes list of the
members of the Country Press and
Printing association.
The First National bank of Susque-
hanna has purchased $1,000 in bonds
issued by Susquehanna county for the
l,,,t,, bp
Susauehanna between Hallstead and
Great bend.
The Erie will build more Mother
Hubbard" locomotives. rumors to The
contrary notwithstandine.
Miss Bessie Sweet. l"ading soprano
soloist in Trinity Memorial Episcopal
church in Binghamton. will sing IN
Christ church on Sundey.
Dora Rebckah Lodge. No. %, Inde-
pendent Order of odd Fellows. this
afternoon attended the funeral Of tht
late Miss Eta simmons.
In Montrose on Wednesday Rev
David |. Sutherland, pastor of the
Susquehanna PRESBYTERIAN church, re-
ceived his full naturalization papers
He is a native Of Ontario. Canada.
Rev. DIR. Edward Tyler. of Bingham,
ton, will occupy the pulpit Of the Oak
land Methodist church on SUNDAY
morning and evening. The revival ser.
vices in the church will begin on Tues
day evening. Rev. Walter S. Peter
son, of Dakota, will be assisted by
Mrs. l.. Frey, the singing evangelist
of Paterson, n. j.
Bishop Talbot will visit Christ Epis
copal church on Thursday, Fcbruar!
Is. The first confirmation lecture viii
be held next Sunday.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Broth
erhood of Locomotive Engineers will
hold pig roast and warm supper il
Knights of Pythias hail on Thrrsda,
evening next.
Harry T.. McCannon, of Oakland. /.
visiting in MOnadrock, ~ f.
The second quarterly meeting of thu
SusQuehanna County Medical societ,
will be held in HalsteaG on Tuesday
February 8. DIR. Samuel Birdscl. O
Suscuehanna, will read a paper ol
Rectal Diseases" and Dr. d. j. Peck
of Susauehanna, will read "A paper o,
'Myaleia.' nrs. Gaduor and Wilson
will present some points on "Scarle
Fever"
Ararat Is discussing the subject D
graded school.
The people OF Mcntrose are consid
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-01-27
THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.

New York, Jan. 26.--The record Of the
day on Tie stock exchange was repe-
tition of yesterday in inertia but prices
went down Instead of ny. as was the
case yesterday. The retirement of the
British from Spion Kop has as little in
fluence as, did the previous days news.
Opening prices showed sharp declines. in,
tcrnational stocks being quoted at about
the LonGon parity. The weakness of the
market in London induced no selling,
however, and the local traders were dis
posed to buy the stocks offered for Lon
don account In the same way that they
sCld yesterday to meet the London de-
mand. No attempt was apparent To bid
up prices as tn" local dealers seemed
content to take the offerings at the Lon
don level of prices. The sales for London
account estimated at something over q. =
co... about evenly distributed among the
International stocks. This constituted
tn" days business in railroad. Stocks
and prices in tha. department never got
far from the opening level. Much the
greater portion Of the days small bust
ness was. in the speculative industrials
and apccialiiGs. They were weak from
the start. The weakness in Sugar was
attributed t. nncrHtlons by "a speculative
CLIQUE. Metropolitan made II momentarr
show of frnncss on belief in hitch in
the closing of the contract for the Rapi,;
Transit Tunnel The Rubber stocks.
which have not hc"r active recently.
were forced down 4 and points re-
spcctively. but recovered two points
each. on the curb new Amsterdam Gas
was rather o"tiNg and 1trOng and Stand.
prd Oil advanced to Il new high level To-
tai sales ~. 800 shares.
Tho bond market made further pro-
ErcsS towards dullness and the tone was
rather easier. Total sales par value, ST.
iCj,0G0. L. :. old Is and the 5s coupon
advanced !, in the bid price,
The following quotations are furnished
The Tribune by NJ. s. Jordan e. Co.
rooms 1O5-0G Mears buiding Telephone
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BRADFORD COUNTY.
Special TO The Scranton Tribune.

Special To The scranton Tribune.
Towanda, Jan. 26.--J. =. Lee. an in
ventive genius of Wyalusing, has in
stalled machine in his shop that
makes coffin clasps from roll of brass
wire.
a crusade against gambling dens
has been begun by lady at Sayre.
Representatives of the William Mana
company, Philadelphia, are in town
rebinding several records of the reg
istw and recorders and crothcno-
tary's offices.
BY breaking into the I.ehigh Ealley
station at Wyalusing a few nights
ago, thieves secured a small SUM of
money and a few revenue stamns.
The sidepath commissioners reorGan-
lied this week by cleotng &. T.. Mills,
of Athens, as president and b. III
Westgatc. of Towanda. secretary.
There are nearly 5000 bicycles owno d
and used in the county.
Mrs. q. ,. Brister, Of LeRaysvilln.
has been successfully operated on for
appendicitis. DR.. OFT. of the Sayre
hospital was in attendance.
Fred J. Manvile. formerly Of this
place. is in Coudersport Jail, awaiting
trial on the charge of robbing IA Gaines
man of St5.
A. r. Childs shoe store has been
purchased by w. l.. Spencer and A.
+. COrser.
The day of player for schools and
colleges was observed i'm Towanda.
DR.. Charles NJ. Lee, of Carbonate.
conducted services at the Susquehanna
Collegiate institute yesterday after
noon. and the reverend gentleman also
spoke at the Presbyterian church in
the evening.
st. Agnes hall was crowded on Wed
nosday evening. the event being an en-
tertainment given bY the members
of the school uiuler the management
of the sisters. The programme con-
sisted of vocal and Instrumental
music, drills. minstrel acts. etc. About
500 tickets were disposed of.
! u. c. Dewitt is on a trip to Harris
burg.
| At the annual meeting of the Great
Eastern Oil and Gas company this
week the following directors We're
chosen: :. ID. Steriscre. of New AL
bany: l.. r. Frost. ID. r. Evans NJ
Pratt. II. Elsbee T. NJ. Buttles and
Joseph Ochs, of Towanda.
Mrs. A. II. Robinson, of Bingham
ton. n. Y, has been visiting Mrs. ]. t.
Palmer.
| Mrs. r. a. Mercur sailed Wednos-
day on the Augusta Victoria for Eu-
! rODe.
! The Bradford County Teachers as
sociation will be held at New Albany
| February . and 10.
| The Northeastern Press association
will hold meeting at the court house
! tomorrow afternoon. one of the topics
to be discussed is What shall publish
ers do to protect themselves in tho
advance of paper and type"
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FACToRYVILLE.
to the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune
Factoryville, Jan. 26.--Mrs. :. s. Pen
jamin. agei % years died last Wednes-
day night from quick consumption at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. John
Taylor, Of this place. The funeral will
be conducted today from the Fniver-
salist church at Nicholson at II o'clock.
lntermen. at Nicholson.
Mr., \. l.. Frear has moved his fam
ily into his new residence on Hillside
avenue.
Hon. Charles jackson, ir., of Salt
Lake City. Utah, is out here renewing
acuuaintances. Charles rsed tn hp /,
resident of this city and married Miss
Belle Quick for his first wife and af-
ter her death he cast his fortunes in
the west. where he has prospered and
was recently elected representative
, from the above state,
Mercantile Appraiser T.. w. CapWell
has entered upon his duties and is
hustling over the county.
Republican caucus today from ) to :,
The Womans Christian Temperance
union OF this county will hold their
mid-year convention at Laceyville on
February l6 and H. and on the even
ing of the 10th there will be matrons'
contest.
stephen Wilsey, aged so years. died
of paralysis at the home of his son-in-
law, Milo Dixon. of East Lemon, last
Wednesday night.
Riley Baker has purchased the Perry
Oakley farm near Starkvile,
| Wilson Stark asks for "A view in or
der that he may be set off into Lemon
township in order that he may send
his children to school at East Lemon
BY an explosion of powder in a
blacksmith shop up at Summersvile
Patrick Crosby was instantly killed
Mr.. Crosby was last week chosen by
the creditors of c. r. Bliss as assignee
| The conclusion from the EXPLOSION
of dynamite at Ashley Thursday even.
ing was very plainly felt at this place
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New York Grain and Produce.

New York. Jan. 26-Flour advanced jxt
1Oc, with wheat. Demand was also stim-
ulated but jobbers in most instances
wanted to trade on the basis of old ask.
ing prices. Wheat-Spot strong; No
red, 16ssc. f. o. b. anoat, prompt: No
northern Duluth; 79lac. atloat, prompt;
No. . red 7i3sc. elevator. Options opened
strong with i4c advance: closed strong
at l,.c. ne; advance. March closed 755sc,:
steady: No. ., 40$tc {. o. h. afoat and
lo',c; elevator, Option market opened
steady with wheat: eased off later. but
rallied again in the last hour; closed
firm at UNCHANGED prices. May closed
80; &C.. Oats-Spot quiet: No. !. 29Ac.; No.
3 2Siac: No. white. 3l,ac.; No. 3 white.
&lc. track mixed western, 29a3Olac. track
white. 3la35c.: track white state. 31a35c.
Options steady. Butter-Steady; west
ern creamery, 2la25c. do. factory. 16a19c.;
June creamery, 2oa23c; state dairy. 19a
2ic. do. creamery. 22a25c. Cheese
steady; fall made. fancy large; l2sta13c.:
fall made. fancy small 12s.al3c.; large
late made. llaia12c. small, late made, ia
l2i4c. Eggs--Steady. weak; western un-
graded AT market, 1ia16c.: western. 19c,
loss off
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ven, Va, in Il resent lette" to DR..
Hartman. says
II was taken with la grippe on Dec.
10, 1895. | began to ",uperatc in one
week. hut took a relapse and was in
ped several weeks. during which tim"
Other serious symptoms developed.
such as heart trouble throat ard lun,,
trouble. extreme weak chest. and a
prostration Cf my nervors and muscu :
lar symptoms.
Il became cmaciatCd weak and was
troubled every day ard night with
profusc sweating. ! as we'll as my
friends became hopeless and thought
that my days on earth we're few |
had begun To hav" my business fiXe |
IN and pronared for the worst
This trnub'" went on for about two
months and though I had the daily
service of skilled physician and had
taken an abundance Of medicine. 7
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J. l., C0NNELL & CO., Scranton. Pa.
Sole MilIer's Agents.

and sc. cheaper; contract grade, jan.
10i2a1iac. Corn--Quiet, but steady; No
2 mixed. Jan, 37aia3Sc. Oats-Steady:
No. white clipped. 31sia32c.; No. 3 do.
do. 3oa3Olac.: No. ) mixed do. 29laa30c.
Potatoes-Quiet. Unchanged; Pennsylva.
mia choice, per bu., 55a5Sc.: New York
and western do. do, 53a55c.; do do. fair
to good. J0a52c. Butter-Steady, fair de
mand; fancy western creamery. 25c.; do.
prints. 25c. EgCs--Dull and 1c. lower:
nearby, l9c. do. western, 19c.; do south
western, 1Sc.: do southern. 1Sc. Cheese
Unchanged. Refined sugars-Firm, but
quiet. Cotton-Quiet, Lice lower Tai
low--Firm and steady: country In hhds.,
5a!Ac. country do in bbls.. 5a5Ac.:
cakes. 5i2a57,c.: grease. Sha5c., as to
color. Live poultryFair demand; fowls.
9iaa10i2c.: old roosters. &C.; chickens. 81aA
9l.c.: ducks. 10al0iac.: geese, 9a10c.: tur-
keys, Sa9c. Dressed poultry--Iirm, good
demand; fowls, choice, 10a10lac.; do fair
to good, 9a9iac: old roosters. 7c.; chick
ems. nearby. 1Oa12c.: western do. large.
10a1lc.: exceptional lots, lli2c.; medium.
9a9,qc.: small do. &C.; turkeys. choice to
fancy, 1lal2c.: do. fair to good. 9a10c.;
inferior do. 7aSc.; ducks, sa11c.; geese.
7a9c. Receipts--f'lour, 1000 barrels. and
45. 900 sacks; wheat. 5000 bushels; corn,
5000 bushels. Shpments--Wheat. $1,000
bushels; corn. 1900 bushels; oats. 100
bushels.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Jan. 25.--Cattlo-Natives steers
slow Texans strong. active, slow market.
Gamers and bulls steady. feeders quiet
with good to choice, s5.25a6.25 poor to
medium. sia5; mixed stockers. 81. 25a3. 65;
selected feeders, Si2oai. N5; good to choice
COWS. 81. 2.icai5o; hefers, S3.25a5; Gamers,
81 2la2, 81; bulls s2j0ai25; calves, A,5oaS;
fed Texas hcevcs, $,a5. Hogs--Active, at
Ioc higher; good clearances: butchers.
81 IOa4.S0; good tn choice heavy. 81, loa
as: rough heavy, SLi5ai.65: light, Sill
afro: bulk Of sales. SiCoai.T5, Sheep in
strong demand: lamhs, 10 to 15c. higher
good clearance. Native wethcrs A.5oa3;
lambs, $iai.1J: western wethers 81. iht
IN5: western lambs s5.75ai.G0. Receipts
Cattle. 300: hogs, 1890; sheep, 5000.
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GRIP FATAL TO CATARRH VICTIMS.
Sufferers from La

gradually grew worse. At this juno
ture one Of your descriptive paiuph-
let's found its way to me and attracted
my attention.
~ had been a sufferer with
chronic catarrh for about fifteen
years, and the grippe aggravated it,
causing serious throat and lung
complication"
"As soon as read your book I
thought Fe-ru-na was the thing I
needed. I sent for three bottles and
though I had beon practically voicelass
for about eleven weeks, less than two
bottles of your medicine caused my
voice to return and healed my throat
ard vocal organs. ] at once began 10
take on flesh and grow stronger and
the symptoms gradually began to dis
appear. After the third bottle night
swents left mo and when I had taken
the fourth bottle I weighed 14j
pounds. In my extreme sickness |
must have been reduced to rs pounds:
now | weigh 15:. and all the summer
l have enjoyed health.
"I feel that I owe my life to the
wonderful curative powers of Peru
ma, and though my druggist never
kept it before, he sells more of it
now through the good it has done
| me than any one kind of medicine
he keeps. shall always remember
Pe-ru-na and cheerfully recommend
1t to anyone suffering from grippe
OF catarrhal trouble"
]. II. johnson.
Mr. w. r. II. Dunnagan. Charlotte.
| Tenn. in Il recent letter says: About
| two years ago ] was taken down with
| la grippe. which finally developed into
nervous weakness. in fact, I was out
OF share all over. had all the symp-
| toms Of u weakened nervous system,
| and added TO Il catarrh and bronchitis.
| also my stomach troubled me: az
| ter eating would experience a heavy
| feeling in my stomach like lump OF
lead which. added to mJ already n@r-
vous condition. made me uisorab'"
| indeed I bad tried various patent
medicines without benefit. I finally
saw Or. Hartman's advertisement an
wrote to him as Il last resort. lie
| Immediately put me on his Pe-ru-nil
and Man-a-ln.
| Before the first bottle Of PERU
na wes gone that feeling in my
| stomach he'd left me; also the ca
tarrhal expectorations began to grow
! less, which before was one continual
! hawk and spit; also the wheeling in
nv throat caused by the extension
! of the caterrh was stopped immc-
! diately. In Fact. tn make matters
short. I continued with Pe-ru-na till
| it made man of me-
THE year following | did the hard
est years work | ever did in my life.
l have been exposed a good deal since,
and have never taken the least cold.
As catar'lI remedy F,-ru-na Carnot
/ b" beaten in the whole range of medi
| cal science"
| Ask your druggist for Il Free PERU
| ma Almanac for the year 1909.
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Every person who has hac L., grippe
during the last year should take IL
course of Pc-ru-na. M one need nX-
pcct perfect recovery unless they do
so. The grippe has produced catarrh :
al Inflammation Of the whole mucous
:lembranc, and good health is impos-
sible until these are restored to a nor
nal condition. This Pr-ru-na will do.
great many remedies have bcen
suggested for this condition fiom tim :
to time. but fe-ru-na appears to b.
the only remedy that has any suhstan-
tial value in these Casrs 1t has stood
the test Of forty years experience and
still occupies the unique position of
being the loadin" Uif not ,hc only
specific remedy for the aftcr-effeCts Of
Ia grippe.
Mr.. John H. Johnson. prin. Belle
Haven High. School end editor oi
Farmer and Fishcrmau," Belle Ha-
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HONESDALE.
Ial to the Scranton Tribune,

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Honesdale, Jan. 26.--Mrs. A. T. Searle
has been spending the past week in
New York city.
DR.. C. r. Brady will leave next weak
for Florida. where he will spend a few
weeks hunting and fishing. He will
be accompanied by Mr., Il. A. Slate, oi
Albany, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Hand are in New
York. Mr.. Hand will submit to an op.
Grafton for the removal of cataracts
from his eyes.
The friends of Senator r. b. Harden
berg will be pleased to learn that tho
Republican papers throughout tn,
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Chicago Grain and Produce.

Chicago. Jan. % The wheat market
opened stronger by higher Liverpool and
Paris cables. cold weather and contrma-
ton Of Rosario plague rumors, was act
i've and closed stronger. Corn closed a
shade higher and oats, isc higher. Pro-
visions at the close were improved. Cash
quotations werc'as follows: Flour-Firm: :
40. 3 spring wheat. 63a6ic. No red
6Si saGSa,c. No. corn 3iiac,: No. yell
low corn. 3lAc, No. 2 oats, 2la@isc No.
. white 25ioa25a,c.; No. 3 white, 2ja2"iac. |:
No. rye. 52a5lc: No. 2 barley, 3Sal3c. !:
No. / fax seed and northwest. $l53: tim
othy. $3.50; pork. s925a10.65; lard. s. i5a
592ig; ribs. S5G5a595; shoulders. 5laa5Ac: /;
whiskcy. sl23i.: sugars. cut loaf, 81:
granulatcd, S5.ii.
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He Had Cause to Rejoice.

"A young man came into our store
Yesterday suffering from q severe at =.
tack of cramp collie" writes B f. Hess,
miller and general merchant. Dickey's
Mountain. Pa. "He had tried various
,ome remedies without relief. As |
had used chamberlain's Collie, Cho.-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy l gave him
a dose and it soon brought him out
alright. I never saw fellow so L.
joiced." Sold by all druggists. Mat
thews Brothers. wholesale and retali
agents. T"
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Buffalo Live Stock Marie.

East Buffalo, Jan. 26.--Cattle-tluiet, hut
steady: vcals hi=her; tops, sS.j0aN,I: good
to extra. s1.2jaS.25; culls to good, s6.2aal :;
fresh cows, tops, $i.Soa5,50, others. S3.?oa
4.a0. Iiogs-l,cceipts - cars, stronger;
hest heavy, $3.50; mixed and medium.
Si90a49i; yorkers. light to good. SiS5a
A.9o; pigs. s479aiSO; roughs, $ai.i0. Sheep
and lambS-Rcceipts - cars; active and
good. s5aG.7O: sheep, 50. 3.50a5; wethers and
NenrlingS 81 25nI. %.
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New York Live Stock.

New York, Jan, 26.--Beeves-Top grades
shade higher, Others steady: COWS firm.
steers, Siiiai.ad: oxen and stags, Sia5.25;
bulls, $3.Jlai.i0; COWS s.. l5a3.I0. Calves
Market stron~: Neals, SjJlaSTi; little
calves, 81 2jaio0. Shecp-Firm; prime
lambs firm; others steady; all sold
sheep, S$.50ail2ia; choice wethers, $780,;
lambs, sG5ua7.20; culls, s5.,5; clipped
lambs, $50, Iiogs-Fecling steady, hut
no sales.
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East Liberty Cattle.

East Liberty Jan. 26.-Cattle-Steady:
extra, $5.Iaa6; prime. s5.i0a5.G5; common.
S3a36o UoGs-Active and higher; primo
medium, AS7iaai.!O; heavy hogs, $.s5a
I9l: heavy workers., SiS0aiSj; Fight do,
si.G5ai7i: pigs, Si,2laij0; roughs, sSai, 40.
Sheep-Stcady: higher on lambs; choice
wethers, $Ia5li; common. s2.j0a3,'1; choice
lambs, SG.G5aG.>0: common to good. si.1Ja
GGo; Veals calves, SIaS.
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CATARRH OF THE STOMACH could

often be prevented had the patient with
a stomach and digestive organs predis-
posed to weakness been stimulated by
some sure pure wholesome power as con
tained In the vegetable pepsin out of
which DIR. Won STAINS Pineapple Tablets
are prepared But the world Is finding
out-medical science Is making rapid
strdes-and the sufferers are not havins
their pockets 'bled" for cure--ls tab
lets 10 cents. For sale by Matthew's
Bros. and w. T. Clark.
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al IN
"A q Hartman
been to me.
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'' IT.
'Tis Said.!!

That ''77" will cure Cold in one day.
That "77" will "break up" a touch of
the Grip in twenty-four hours.
That "I7'' will check Influenza over
night.
That 80" will restore speakers voice
on the way to meeting.
That ~" will stop Coughing. the
worst thing for a cough.
That "77' will prevent a cold running
into Pneumonia. and a Sore Throat
into Diphtheria.
That "77" restores the checked circu-
lation Indicated by a chill or sh'v-
err, starts the blood coursing
through the veins and thus "breaks
up" the Cold.
Manual of all Diseases sent fr
For sale by all druggists. or sent on
receipt Of price. 2Sc. or five for Sl.00.
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine CO..
Cor. William & John Sts.. n. Y.
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BONDS.
Scranton Wholesale Market

Corrected by II. q. Dale, ~ I.ackawanna
ANenue.)
Butter--Creamery, SOC, dairy, tubs. aSc.
Eggs-Select western, lCc.; nearby state,
23c
Choese--Full cream, new i3igc.
Beans-Per bu., choice marrow. 81 40,
medium. 81 20; pea, 81 20.
Onions-Per bu., iic.
Flour-$i
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-01-27

Philadelni,:a Grair and PrGouc-
Philadelphia, Jan. oG-Wheat-Strone
Arizona republican., 1900-12-29

bail next Monday evening. There is certain to be a large crowd present.
 Some fin looking copper ore mas been brought to town from the Verde Consolidated property near town, and can b. seen in the window of the Gem saloon. The cwners of the property are very enthusiastic over their prospects. A. N. Bartholdi is in from the Verde Chief property where. he is running q tunnel for the company. He says that he is now in 90 feet and a large body of iron ore has been encountered. There is every indication for the mne to be a good thing. There are eight men employed and they are working two shifts in the tunnel
 There were several Christmas trees in Jerome Christmas night and every one cf them was well attended.
 D. D. MCDONALD.