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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-10
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The contest which is to take place be-
tween the high school and the high school
of CarbOndalc, on March . has been
arranged for by the members of the lit
erary society. The matter of selecting
participants in this contest has received
the greatest amount of attention from
the members for on those chosen de-
pends whether or not the Scranton High
school will carry off the honors. The
principal thing which will be contested is
a debate, the subject of which is: Re
solved, That municipalities should own
and operate plants for supplying heat,
light, water and surface transportations."
The subject, which is now discussed by
many reliable authorities, furnishes one
of the best subjects that could possibly
be chosen. whereby the debaters can
show their abilities. Those who have
been selected to champion the negative
side OF the question, which side the High
school decided to take, are the following:
Messrs. Lidstone and Vail, Mr.. Frear
having been appointed alternate debater
These young men are undoubtedly fully
capable of handling their side of the
question, as was shown by the able man
ncr in which they discussed the question
before the committee of the society. Mr.
Hooven has been selected to contest for
the oration and in the estimation of the
students there Is but little doubt that
petition. Miss Morris will compete In the
recitation and victory will, ii is expected,
be easily gained by her, as her elocu-
tionary abilities are known the city over.
Myer kabatchnick has been selected to
compete for the essay. This entertain
ment or contest will prove beyond 4
doubt great success, and n large repre-
sentation of the students is expected.
The past week has undoubtedly been
the most busy week Of the year. The
arrangement of classes, together with the
difficulty encountered In arranging the
different students In the various classes
according to the subjects which they
passed in. has created considerable work
for all the teachers. But considering all
these difficulties and obstacles the work
of preparing and reciting has progressed
admirably. There has not been one day
during the past week that nearly, IL not
all, the lessons assigned have been pre-
pared. Next week the work will un-
doubtedly progress more smoothly than
during this week, as everything pertain
ing to the order and Arrangement of the
| classes has now been accomplished by the
teachers.
The ever-advancing Pedestrian club
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Genuine Diamonds and Solid Gold
Watches Given with Tea.

The Boston Tea Party is here to STAY
and will continue giving away val
uable prizes with Tong Tina Tea, ard
the opportunity to avail yourself OF
these prizes is still as good as ever.
Yesterday hundreds of people visited
our store, at IaT Penn avenue, to view
an elegant line of jewclry which we
have on display. Every can contains
a souvenir of some kind and a good
retail dollars worth of tea. The prizes
consist of ladies' and gents watches,
genuine diamond jewelry in solid gold
settings and many other articles too
numerous to mention. The company
will continue their liberal method Of
introducing their choice blended tea
Every purchaser of package Of Tong
Tina Tea will positively receive n
prize. Sec Sunday papers for list Of
purchasers and what they received
How can this be done? Simply by
putting the expense of two years ai-
vertising in ninety days. after which
time these choice teas will be sold at
the same place, price and quality, but
without the prizes Watch paper for
new list of names every day. Al, mail
orders, when accompanied by cash or
draft, will be promptly attended to.
Open evenings Till s p. M; Saturday,
10 p. m. Price, single can. 81; Il calls.
IS; II cans, SO. Lady clerks in at
tendance.
BOSTON TEA PARTY.
=" l27 Penn avenue.
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HONESDALE.

Honesdale, Feb. 9.--On account Of
there being number of cases Of scar.
let fever in town il has been thought
advisable by the authorities TO close
the public schools FOR short time.
The pretty snow-whitG saddle horse
of Major q. II. Whitney that he rode
so often at military parades. had to be
chloroformed on account of some tum-
urous disease which affected the spine.
The horse was favorite of the major,
who purchased him of Buck Taylor, in
Honesdale, about five years ago.
The large audience at the opera
house last night was immensely de-
lighted with VIII Cartoons lecture,
"Drama of Life" For over two hours
he had perfect control Of the audience,
large portion of which heard him for
the first time.
The town council should grant the
request of the Ladies' Improvement
association and enforce the ordinance
which prohibits throwing ashes on the
streets. The association has done
much to keep the streets clean and
tidy. This matter is beyond their con-
troll. If ashes must be put on the
streets let II be done all at one time,
when the streets are repaired in the
spring, and not thrown on daily, as Is
the custom of many when there Is an
ordinance forbidding it.
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THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review,

New York. Feb. 9.-Tbcrc seemed to be
n complete withdrawal today of the gem
eral interest in the market which was
SO conspicuous u factor in the active
trading of the early days of the week.
The two days reaction in prices served
to discourage the outside demand. and
orders to commission houses fell to prac-
ticaly nothing. There was q continued
drbblc of realizing all day and the bears
industriously pricked at the market here
and there wherever they detected evi-
dences of 'calizing or of long stock Of
fered for sale. The most notable price
movements were in the speculative in
dustrials and specialties. Late in the day
on the report of "a new British reverse at
smith the bears made determined
raid on Sugar and Third avenue. forcing
them off an extreme 33s and Ga respect
lively. The general list failed to respond
in any marked degree and support was
accorded to the stocks forcing the bears
to cover. They made n final futile at
tempt against st. Paul. but the market
closed generally firm and at rallies which
had been attacked of from 2 points
The tone of the general lists was heavy
for the greater part of the day and it
was not generally affected either by III
lat attack of the bears or by the final
raid. Net losses reached a point in only
Il few stocks. Tobacco was a conspicu-
Gus exception to the general weakness
during the day, ard after an early de-
cline rallied strongly 3h. closing at about
the best. There was good demand for
Erie first preferred which carried it up
at one time l5s most of the gain being
lost. Total sales today. 402, 100 shares.
Business in the bond market fell Or
considerably and price changes were ir-
regular. Total sales par value; ,sl,so5,Uo
L. S. bonds were unchanged in bid quota
tiOns.
The following quotations are furnished
rooms 7O5-7O6 Mears building. Telephone
50U3:
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held Il very enthusiastic meeting yester-
day with a large number present. A
committee was appointed by Mr. Schultz,
president OF the club. to arrange every
thing which pertains to the walk date
OF which will also be arranged by the
committee The committee is expected to
hold meeting on Monday and the date
which will be arranged by them for the
walk Is expected to be not far distant,
Miss May Hackett. who has been of
late member of the Freshman class,
left school n short time ago. Her alb
sence Is regretted by many of her class
mates, among whom she was great
friend.
One OF the principal features of the
literary meeting to be held next Friday
will be a mock trial. This. as all other
things OF the society, will no doubt be
very entertaining.
Miss Mae James was visitor Friday
at one of the Sophomore classes. Miss
James remained at the school during the
entire session.
Miss Hill, who for the past half year
has been a member of Sophomore ], has
left school.
stephen Dawes.
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Klimt-Hearn Company.

The above excellent company will he
the attraction at the Academy all next
week, with daily matinees, except on
Monday. Monday night William Gill
lettes great play, entitled. Held by
the Enemy" will be the bill. The
Little Rock ArkD Democrat says:
1.-The lilimt- Hearn company will
close remarkably successful week
engagement at the Capital theater to-
night with a production of A. NJ. Pal
mei's great play, THE Great Diamond
Robbery" 1t is safe to say that this
week has been the greatest triumph
in the history Of the house.
''rhe personnel of the company is
superior to any other repertoire COM
rany on the road, and the element OF
innate merit, coupled with the addi-
tional attraction of popular prices. is
the secret of the phenomenal business
done this week."
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For the Babies.

There is no better medicine for the
babies than Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. It's pleasant taste and prompt
and effectual cures make it favorita
with mothers and small children. II
quickly cures their coughs and colds,
preventing pneumonia or other serious
consequences. 1t also cures croup and
has been used in tens OF thousands of
cases without single failure so far Is
we have been able to learn. 1t not
only cures Group, but when given as
soon as the croupy cough appears, will
prevent the attack. In cases of whoop.
ing cough it liqueiies the tough mucus.
making it easier to expectorate, and
lessons the severity and frequency of
the paroXysms of coughing, thus de-
priving that disease of all dangerous
consequences. For sale by all drug
gists. Matthews Bros, wholesale and
retail agents. -
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ways located in the head. You may
have catarrh of the lungs, or stomach,
or liver, or kidneys. and especially
you may have catarrh of the pelvic
organs"
The Doctor went on to say: Il have
been preaching this doctrine for the
last forty years. but there are a vas.
multitude of women who have never
heard of 1t yet. Catarrh may attack
any organ of the body. Women are
especially liable to catarrh of the pelvic
organs. There are one hundred cases
of catarrh of the pelvic organs to one
of catarrh Of the head. Most people
think. because they have not catarrh
of the head. they have not catarrh at
all. This is great mistake. and is
the cause of many cases of sickness
and death"
Health and Beauty" sent free to
women only. by The Peruna Medicine
Co., Columbus, Ohio.
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"At Piney Ridge"

The intensely interesting drama, "At
Piney Ridge" will be at the Lyceum
Wednesday evening next. The story
tells of the fortunes Of a rich Young
mountaineer Of the Tennessee noun.
tains, who is charged Of having the
tain. of negro blood in his veins on
the eve of his marriage to the daugh-
ter of a proud southern family. It
eventually turns out, however. that
an Octoroon had exchanged her child
for the child of her master when they
We're babies. This is the impov.ant
part of the play, and out of 1t the au-
thor has devised some highly sensa-
tionaI. thrilling and effective scenes.
The company supporting Mr. Higgins
is powerful one and includes Georgia
WaldrOn, Walton G.. Horton, Olive
Maude Davis Benn Sackett, Virginia
Tracy, Belle Gaffney, George ID. Baker,
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New York Grain and Produce.

New York, Feb, 9-Flour-Inactiye and
easier but not qiotably lower. Wheat
No. red 777sc. f, o. b, afloat, prompt
No. 1 Northern Duluth, sO'sc. T. o. b,
afoat. prompt. Options opened firm. but
through the afternoon and the close was
weak al i.c. decline. March closed 76i,c
May, 1850; july, 7i'ac. Corn-Spot hrm
No. 2, il9sc. f. o, b, ailoat and Ale. elo-
sold off "A trine. Closed easy at Sc net
loss. May closed S9lac. Oats-Spot quiet
No. 2, 2siaa29c.; No. 5, Csc; No. white,
3llac.. No. 3 white 3lc: track mixed west
orn. 2siaa2oigc. track white. 3la35c. OPP
tions inactive and easier with corn. But
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five minutes later. A wife and two
children survive.
The first practical step toward free
ing the bridges of Luzerne county was
made today, when the papers were
drawn for the transferring of the
bridge across the Susquehanna be-
tween Berwick and Nescopeck to the
counties of Luzerne and Columbia. In
which the two above named towns are
located. The commissioners OF the
two counties will Jointly purchase the
bridge and meet at Berwick next Mon
day, when the checks for the amount
agreed upon win be paid to the pres
ent owners of the bridge.
Ex-District Attorney Charles Terry.
of Tunkhannock, was in town today
looking after the interests of 1900
Washer company in suit brought
against the company by A. c. Chap
pelle. a former agent.
w. w. Olmstead, who at present
conducts dairy farm at Fairdale,
Susquehanna county. will on Feb. Is
assume the management of the Pitts
ton branch of the Farmers Dairy,
succeeding r. r. Park, who intends
cmbarkng in the dairy business in
Wilkes Barre.
The Y. NJ. G. A. basket ball team
plays at Williamsport tonight and at
bloomsbury Saturday night.
Wednesday night Elijah Scureman
trapped large black bear which had
relieved his pen Of two fine porkers a
few weeks ago.
Yesterday afternoon John Dougher-
ty. of Philadelphia, a passenger bound
for Buffalo. ". Y. on a Lehigh Valley
express train from Philadelphia, fell
from the train at Plainsville. near
here. and was instantly killed. 1t is
thought that while passing from one
car to another he was Jared from the
platform.
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CLARK's GREEN.

Judson Mulinex and son, j. w. Null
linex. attended the funeral of Charles
Mullinex, Of Peckvlle. who was killed
by the explosion of the powder mill
at that place last week.
Mrs. Slayton is slowly convalescing
from her recent illness.
Mrs. B. +. Wheeler and Miss Frances
Northup attended the sessions of the
Musical Alliance at Factoryville this
week.
Quarterly meeting services Of the
Methodist church will be held here on
Sunday evening next, the Rev. Austin
Griffin officiating.
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At the (faiety.

Thc London Gaiety Girls will be the
next attraction at the Gaiety begin
ming next Monday afternoon. This or
ganization comes with an army of
pretty girls captaned by full CORPS
OF funny comedians. including Gilmore
and McGee, Colville and Mcbride, La
tour Sisters. May st. Clair. Sisters
est and the Nautch dancers.
In the burlesque are many novelties
new to this style Of entertainment and
1t ia said to be one Of the best laugh
provokers on the boards this season.
Its title is "a Night in Turkey"
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Mrs. r. Pelton. 562 st. Anthony ave-
nue., St. Paul. Minn.. writes "Peruna
has done wonders for me. 1t has cured
my hesdache ana palpitation of the
heart; has built up my whole system.
! cheerfully recommend Peruna to all
sufferers afflicted with catarrh. My
mother is never without Peruna. When
one is tired and generally out of Sorts
if Peruna Is taken it Immediately re-
moves that tired feeling"
Peruna cures catarrh Uy removing
the cause, inflamed mucous membrane.
DIR. Hartman. the compounder Of
Peruna, once said, in lecture to wo-
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago. Feb. 9.-Cattle--Active and
strong. including Texans, butchers stock
aG.lO: poor to medium, sia490; mixed
stockers, 81. .2jaS.SU; selected feeders. 81 "a
also: good to choice cows, $5,29a4.5O;
heifers, s3,i0ai75: Gamers. S2,@a2.N {;
bulls, 81 S5ai.50 calves. Si.j0aS; fed Tex
as beeves, $ia5 Hogs--Active. 1Oc. higher,
closing at advance but was lost good
clearance; mixed and butchers, si.7Oa5.lo;
heavy. SiSOaiaO: light, $i.75a5; bulk OF
sales, $faja5.C2i2. Sheep-Active, l0al5c.
higher; native wethers, $i.j0a5.75; lambs.
S5a7; western wethers, A,5Oa5.4O western
lambs, $6a1. Rcccipts-Cattle, 1000; hogs,
23.OOO: sheep, 1000.
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23lac.: imitation creamery, 1a23c.; state
Enthusiastically; fan made, fancy large.
l2aial3 1-3c; fall made, fancy small. 12ai
al3c. choice grades, llaia124c. Eggs
Firm; state and Penna., 16c. at mark !;
western ungraded at mark, 1ial6c.; west
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PITTsToN.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Pittston. Feb. s.-Enoch Pugh, Of
Plainsville. a brakeman employed on
the Lehigh Valley railroad. met a ter
rible death at the Coxton yard last
night. During the performance of his
duties he had occasion to pass between
two cars. Just as he was passing be-
tween the cars came together and he
was caught between the bumpers. His
body was horribly crushed and he died
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FACToRyvILLE.

The multitude of friends Of the Rev.
NJ. j. Watkins will he pleased to learn
that he is to occupy the pulpit Of the
Baptist church here next Sunday
morning and evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Watkins and two daughters are in the
Alliance chorus. while the oldest
daughter is the accomparist of the
Alliance at this session.
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mate OF household
expenses there's
no place for a
doctor. And very
often when the
dream dissolves
they find that the
doctors bill, the
one thing they
didn't count on,
is now the one
thing that's as
regular as rent
and taxes. And
many times it is
money wasted.
DIR. Pierce's I'a-
vorite Prescrip-
ton will do for a
woman and her
wo m a My ills,
practically every
thing that can be
done by any doc
tor or medicine.
1t regulates the
periods, dries de-
bilitating drains
and cures inhafn-
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generally reply,
'Oh, no, l never
had catarrh. My
nose is perfect
ly clear. and my
breath is not bad.
l am not trou-
bled with cough
ing or splitting. or
any other disa =
greeable symp-
toms of catarrh.'
But. my dear ma
dam you may
have catarrh all
the same. Ca
tarrh is not al
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Scranton Wholesale Market.

Corrected by III. G, Dale, % Lackawanna
Ayenue.)
Butter-Creamery, SOC: dairy, tubs 2Sc
Eggs-Select western, lGc.; nearby state,
23c.
Cheese--Full cream, new, t3'2c.
Beans-Per bu., choice marrow. y. 40;
medium, $220; pea s2,20.
Onions-Per bu., i5c.
Flour-$i30
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New York Live Stock.

New York, Feb, 9-I'eevcs-Dull: steers
si,d0a5,50; fat oxen and stays, StGOai90;
bulls, $3j5ai.1; cows, 81. 2Oa3,50: stock
ers, $3.50. Calves-Fecing weak: veals,
si.75 barnyard calves, sS75. Sheep.
Steady: lambs slow and 5al0c. lower.
sheep, s3,joaJ.M; lambs, S675a755; other
lambs, 81 %. IIogS-Steady at So. i0a5.50.
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D. c.
of
a to
Medicine
~ both
68th
W nerves instr
A.. Lockw
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Buffalo Live Stock Marie-

East Buffalo. n. Y. Feb. 9.-Cattle--
Receipts 4 cars; dun but little doing.
Yeals, J0as,25. llogs-Receipts cars; (;
active and shade higher. Workers. S.. 10a
SIS: mixed packers, $515a522i medium
and heavy. $l7l2a5.2O; pigs, s5a5. TO-;
roughs, $ii0ai,Gj, Sheep and lambs-Re
eeipts % cars; 80 shade had lower; lambs sSS 90
Il 10
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Marie Kinzu. Charles c. Bartling and
many others.
Henry Miller in "The Only Way"

The Lyceum on Tuesday, March 6.
will have one Of the biggest successes
Of the season for its attraction when
Henry Miller will play an engagement
in Charles Frohman's great production
Of the successful drama. "The Only
Way" The play. as Is now we'll
known, is q dramatization Of Charles
Dickens famous novel. "A Tale Of
Two Cities" and has been universally
declared both in this country and Eu-
rope to be the most satisfactory dra-
matization Of this powerful story that
has ever been made.
As the hero. sydney Carton, Mr.. Mil.
Ter has made the biggest hit Of his ca.
Teer. The production will be the same
here in every respect as at the Garden
theater, New York. 1t is one OF the
most enormous productions on the
road this season. two baggage cars
being required to carry the scenery,
Drops. etc.
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THEATRICAL.


Tonight the Gibney- Hoetller COM
pany will close its engagement at the
Academy by presenting the prince OF
Liars"
At the matinee this afternoon the at
traction will be "The Country Girl"
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"There's nothing half so sweet in life
as loves young dream" The old song
is right. Lovers are dreaners. They
create special world in which they live
immune from the hurts and ills which
VeX common humanity. In their esti-
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men: great number of women con-
suit me every year. / often have oc-
casion to say to these patients: I fear
you have catarrh, madam They will
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SIITIIIVT'"' o"'T"'' ~, % ~, - FuoV' of-'o ISuISs
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Here's strong evidence Of the quickness
and sureness of that wonderful remedy,
DR. AEnew's Catarrhal Powder: For
years | was n victim of Chronic Catarrh
tried many remedies, but no cure was
effected Until | had procured and used
DR. Agncw's Catarrhal Powder. First
application gave ne instant relief, and
I'm an Incredibly short while | was abso-
lutcly cured."-James Headley Dundee,
n. Y. Sold by Matthews Bros and W.
T.. Clark.-l1.
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HSlncOntr0vertible!
The Hditor Of the " Christian Million,"

AUG 6ultUI VI SuS " Sul ISSIoU NlIllIUue
under the heading of General Notes, on
August %, 1896, wrotes-
"a good article will stand upon Its own
merits, and we may rely upon Il that nothing
will continue long which does not, In more
OF lees degree. bsrmonlze with the state.
msnts which are published concerning It."
Mr.. Hall Caine,
Author of "The Deemster," ""Ths Manx.
man" The Christian" etc, when speak
ing on "Criticism," ," recently, said -
"When thing that u sdvsrtised grsetiy
\ Z S:d: 4 caiy sos: ~ While ssss psSiis
The Proprietor Of
/ BEECHAM'S PILLS
has said over and over agsin-
"lt u . tsl!scy 10 imasine thst anything
Will cell Just because u u advertlsed: how
aad eaufied out 10 gioomf The tact 10.
q. v cos s:sI!x .S !Slsd 2 sseend tine TIM snd
9orS har9. thae ses sstistlsd doe goo1.
sae :fs I: ,fsi t's s.s scS1 zee
e!tsrs I:bilc ~! e .eli,s-esst.sy. z coo.
psseeeity end psevesblal west6."
BsschsmS ylls have Sos many yeas bssa Ss uspuiss
% %.s;: Sox .,:sos. a'
aad ss essn each. at all drug stoses.
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Oil Market.

oil City, Feb. 9.--Credit balances, l6s; /;
certificates, sales 300 cash at $l.6Sia.
Shipments, So los; average, si,293. Runs,
l0i5S7, average, 3,3l2.