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cember. s7s.as77sc; MAY. &c; cash. No
2 hard. sra 70l-c; No. 5. 6506Slzc; No.
red. 71Gz213c; No. 5, soc.
CoFn-December. 55lsc. Nay, 24&sG3fiaci
cash. No. mixed, 3s1zc asked; No :
white, 3sizc; No ;. 47lzc.
Oats-No. . white, sc
Butter-Creamery, 1sq2oc: fancy dairy,
tic.
Egg%Fresh. 141zc.
ST LOUIS
81. Louis. Oct s-Wheat-Lower: No.
red cash. elevator. T7ca track. 74675c;
October. 7st4c: December, 7tc. May. 7Sssc;
No hard. T1.c.
Corn-Iower: No. . cash. $50; track
s6c: October. 3Ss.c: December. 3Lzsc:
year, 34l5c: May. 2S1.c-
Oats-Lower; No : cash 211zc; "a X,
eois 7z2ssc: Ocr cher. 271c; Dec nosr,
225sc; May, 2iI4c; No. > white, re
NEW YORK.
New York. Oct -Butter-Recelpts.
22sS packages: markst firm. c-earery.
ls922c; June creamery. n6Gcs factory.
1890
Egg-Receipts. 5s24 packages. market
firm. western. regula- packing q mAr6,
I511S.sc, western loss OF &c
Sugsr-Rsw steady; fair refining a. e;
centrifugal 3 test 4Ac. n1elass suEar.
&C Refined steady, crushed. SS5s POW
6sre6. s.. -: graaulated KS
Cc1ee-Quiet. Nc Rio, Sc
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CHRlSI4N SCIENCE HEALING.
Has Cured Seariy = 100000 People
That sEere Given up 10 Die by
.lle Ehl s.esam>.

T. Is IN honest. stUlfouS. persistent
EFFORT to reduce our Savior's teachings
o,E maNirns CO every Gay -Ife- RUsklD
$50. 1T is -he strength of Divinity Ne
IL comes like al socc ana perfect gifts,
simply because our best citizens, the SG-
--sD5,aS thinkers. are forced 20 recognize
80 ys-r-derfuI cures made daily and be-
Tors our eyes by cur successful Christian
Scfence hea1els-
Taere IS now ooJalna2-e p much posi-
+f,-s ey7derca Of cures without medf-
-. a. aIE+r rlslerial means. GOVERNS
- -TfloIe range Of Ills tha5 desh i heir
- +i,sr lao one is lJStiled II refusing
s-.,-.et -rr4-f-n thousands o. happy men,
= me-. and chi dren tocay aFe living IN
s-,.s-h and -lSecu ness. VINO rev years
Sec were p1ys-cal OF nora wrecks
TranoGnceG iacEr@ple os aerNtots- IA otn-
Srr vi say: u have no faith;" OF 7
- - BAD or ''Che day a. miracles s
- All these rs ana CcGotS are
- ~ fbe fact taar as many - -rGly &c
80 are haaled II doctors and medicine
80 failed 70 cure you write 20 NE at
80. sste your condition plainly. Re-
rnember scu Do not ave g oeSoale .
,-s,e-ss-isl1 Scientist % be cured. nor does
:. - aay difference what your reii-
--ien IS CT whether sou are one Or
ss.s-,sso5s Of miles away from ne
49, rnsse so many marvellous cures II
80 ~as1 Il years Lha1 am -ecoEtl'ze1
- as the creates CHRIS an ociehce
NJ many and wonderful cures
80 sask cslieI a Message or EesIla
80 lssq Ing" i is fun Of interesting
,nT c1nvincinE resttu,cnl ais En-
- -euts FIR postsge aG4 s11t -
IeFerson. c. :. B.. -slS MASONIC
tra755ie. Chicago, Illinois,
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KANSAS CITY.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

Chicago. Oct IS.-Lacking outside sup
port and Influenced by disappointing
Liverpool cables and the prediction OF an
increase in the visible and amount on
passa ge. wheat was weak today. Dacem-
Der closing 7sIIc under yesterday. De-
Cembsr corn and December oats each
closed sc lower and provisions ~ to loo
depressed
Trade IN wheat was of a small local
character. The tendency was weaker and
deals were made largely for the purpose
of standing even over Sunday Deem Ter
opened az 1854 70 s&sc, and declined to
755sq 1524c, closing = to 1c lower, at 1874
E755xc.
Corn was heavy chiefly on account OF
the prospective early movement of the
new crop. but also in sympathy with the
downward tendsncy In wheat. December
sold between 25ssS and 35i4c, closing &c
down at $40
Oats weFa Fat and easy in sympathy
with wheat. December sold between -
and 2lAc. closing &c lower at Gzc
ProvtsioEs opened steady on hog re-
ceipts under the es innate. but IN selling
credited 20 an influential packer, th4
market declined and the close was weak
January pork closed &c unser yesterday
at 81 ~; January lard 1,l9df5c lower.
at 8. 5Tl4Hs So aus January r{os 7i-fItc
down. at Is. eAss .s-ls
Estimated receipts t9norrov: Wheat,
225 cars corn, ~: oats, rs; hogs, q .e0)
head.
Chicago. Oct 1s-The leading futures
ranged as fellows:
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HAVE ARRANGED A PROGRAM
Students or Friends University to
ntcrtasn " ednesday ALght.

4 UEGFaaal ~ Eune
A musica1 program has been arranged
!or mkt Wednesday evening in the
Friends university. II is to be given in
Russell hau and the proceeds are for the
purchase Of new singing books for use in
the chapel The students have charge OF
the pro gram and the numbers are given
b. N mbars OF the student body and OF
& re- faculty
The following IS the program:
Piano Sa0-FrofessCr Francisco.
1T takes a Man to Be Brave"-Mrs.
-aIhoun-Carter-
Mandolin Trio-''1Iagic Strings CPome-
-5y). Professor Garcelon, first mandolin;
Mss Leah II. Taylor, second mandolin;
Herman Hill, guitar.
Curtet-MaIdena AIartindale, Myrtle
Pyle. Professor Harold, Oliver Rich.
THE Gypsy Flower Girl''-HalHe Craw-
for
Piano Duet-Nable Rawson, Leotie Hill
Pantontme-'' Jesus, Lover Of Ny Soul"
corinne Israel.
Vocal Duet-Gladys. Hathaway, Faye
stubbs
violin solo with piano accompaniment
w Thomas, Professor Francisco.
run Maniac'-lIss Lulu Stout.
Manlo5in Trio-"Prj5e Of the Navy
Msssrs. Garcelcn. FIiu. Miss Taylor.
walt song UucantonD-EmIy Ward
GaHagher. accompanied by Faye Cham
hers.
.-shaur.s O'Brien''-Estel]e Burke
tCufta- S1l0-Profess0r Geo P. Garceion.
Ouar.et-Nrs. Colonel Bryant, Mrs. May
AInon. Mss Emily Gallagher. Miss Dolly
JoAnson.
olo-Profess0r Harold.
Banjo Solo Come Seven. Come
'Ieven." Professor GarceIon, assisted by
Professor Francisco.
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TIE wEATaE ..

Wichita Kan, Oct. g. 1870.
During the past a hours. ending a.
p n. TIE highest temperature has teel
Is. the lowest =, a rsrze u = .ezr g,
and the mean hAS been ., which Is
degrees warmer EhaR the normal tenn
pera-ure Tor taa day as deG -csd from
the observations At this station FOR the
past eleven years with warm, partly
cloudy weather. light south wind
Since the first Of tie month re az
ersEe Temperature has been -. . hsch s.
degrees daily warmer than t1e normal,
ard TIE total rainfall - inch. which g
= inch Jess thzn Tho normal.
Since The Arst of TIA year ths rainfall
has beer 80 inches. Ehict u Il inch
.sss than The normal Fer ire sane
tine LAST year the rainfall Eas 20
inches.
The average date OF the frs, kllIiag
frost IS Oct Der Il
Fred l. Johnson. Oshse- vs-.
Washington. Cct- 2.-Forec1st for Ssz-
day ard Monday.
hzrSas-ffeu=-Ei.v far SG1aST ard
Monday. sogtherIy winds.
Oklah IA and Indian Ter orT-fre7-
erEGy far Sunday ard II 11aEs ag1t
10 fresh s1urlerlE winds
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EESTFRDAY's SCORES.
FOOTBALL

At AIIWaul1ee-Un University Of Wiscon-
sfn. Il, Bel0it College. o.
At minneapolis s; Chi
csgo, s.
At CnicaEc-Northwester z; Indiana
Univ rs.ly. O.
At ann rbor-ATichigan University, "a;
Tese ScIOll Of Cleveland, s.
! At Ithaca-CornslI, Is; Washington and
Jefferson, 3.
- Wash'reton-Cariis Indians. Is;
1Jniversity # Y mia, 2
At Anna polis-Princeton, 3; Naval ca
diets, d.
At West Point-west Point Is; Trinity
Ce1ege Q.
At adeI2hia-Uuiversity Of Pennsyl-
At Newton. Mazs.-Yale, L; Dart
mouth 0.
At Bridgeport. Conn--Hsrvard, "A; Co
1unrfa T.
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Canzhtin Grain ssan,hIer raid

Chicago. Oct Twelve prominent
spezulzfoTs q re Chicago oPs1 board O.,
t-ads were arrested tOSay n rsia -nzds
~ the police n ras Fesr q tie oPez
board % E3Ge bzld1zE. Azr9rg sacse
arrested vas Charles AEbs-tsor. Trssi-
Get - the open tozrs TAs genera
charge na6e vas gambling y s-zla-
Z IS stas.S thae eighty navs warrants
have bse- .ss1eH in e51zsc-ssn z1th ~
attempt 10 suppress he zfs@xs3 gam
big n grain xa5 R-o~tSsoaz-
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Stocks and Bond $.

New York Oct I7-T5s UNDERGONE az
re STOCK nzrSs- continued f-u today
and ths appearance OF rhe csnz scz
uent was 3 s.Ensi Ser buviaZ move
meng. Which carried prices p sharV1-
makinS the ci>se HTE az tze soc Ne.
Ea5n< in few instances ara 4 rczz-
Peoples Gss VS. Tie t-sture a-d rhs
continued dsmRns from t-e s1ort IL G
ssc carried u ~ 20 2 " z & r izpse q
only ! slight fractio1-
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ket closed weak. with prices net 70 -
points lower.
New York. Oct I3.-So0t cotton closed
quiet; miidling uplands, 1870. n q ing
gulf. 1899. sales. 400 bales. Futures
g IS. January. Sc 20: February. ts-51;
March. April, May, $s.52; June - -; u. =
s.. -; August. Ss.5I
Nv Dreams. Oct I3.-Cotton easy and
nominals miGalLnE. SC.
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yevyors Rank ~tatrm~-t

New York Oct E.-Tae weekly bank
statement kAaws the following Gags
Leans sse7 ssS 20: 6Aeresse s. s5 ~ g.
posts sSE1 ~ 20. decrease - &C.
cuisttcn Is - 80. increase s. -, l=gs1
tenders $50 sq1S decrsSze s-f@z Sc = =
Gle s1sa - &c decrease ss.ts4. 90 r-ts. -
serve as ~ H. DECREASE <Sss1 ~ rs-
ssrTe 1e-u.re szls.ss- decrease KISS 81
.urr,Gs reserve g. - *. decrease III
tx
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L|VE STOCK MARKET
Usual Saturdays Light Sup
ply of Hogs.
PRICES 5 CENTS LOWER
Shippers are Uneasy of Fall
ing Prices.

The supply OF hogs at the Union stock
yards yesterday was about what is usu-
ally expected on the last day Of the
week. The market opened lower AMI
some sales were made cents under the
best time Friday. All Of the comm ission
men predict light receipts for this week.
Shippers are tired of losing money on
account Of falling prices and they viii
buy hogs more cautiously for saver.r
Gays, and II is believed that farmers vii
not oe anxious to sell at present prices.
me local deliveries shows that farmers
are not satisfied with present prices.
p = . to ~rT-a
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Probably the most marked feature of
The year mas been the work of the piton-
ers " addeI, the eccentric Pittso lrgh
pitcher, has the S-rike-r5cord OF tn year,
Having twice struck out twelve Chicago
tters, cnce in a fourteen-inning game
ana once IN g nine-inning contest. Hahn
once let down Philadelphia without a
MT On July ), No2s BANKED Cincinnati
with but one hit, and the next day Kit
son duplicated the feat. Hans Wagner
Of P-ttsburg is the leading batsman OF
tie league, with an average Of 40. Wag-
her shook on all comp eIiuors quite early
IN the season, went to the front and
IS never headed. Jesse Burkett, who
d the league TWO times in previous
years. j. second, Flick third and Keller
fourth TIE bzse-running was poor. not
2 man stealing as many as fifty bases
arrest and Donovan. with % steals. lead
tae procession. Fielding figures show
That thinner Of Pictsburg leads the
eatchers; Mccain, St Louis, the first
bss men; LajCie, Phi adelphia, the sec
ond Iasemen. and L win. Cincinnati. thu
tnid base tribe. Dshlen leads AT shor--
Etcp. Donovan IN right; Heidrtck st.
Asollis IN center, and Kelly, Brooklyn,
IN left
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CASH & LOIAE1ONS
Flour-Narkst quiet
Whest-No. spring. 7eS7Sc; No. : red.
SorH-No. = Hl.a1sc: No. red. A
Czts-No. :. rs axe; No, white. a.
Gs5i.c: No. white. 81 &@Ac-
Rve-Nc. = sc.
parley-Fsi- 10 ch-lce mailing. S7so-
Fax seeS-No. l. S-ss; No. l north.
western. E.71E-.1
Pork-Msss oer Dbl. SO ocS16 So
ard-Ps- ~ -, 81 -
Short rib sides t.c>ssl. g ESQ; dry
szl.ed shoulder sooNecl. t-.S=isc. short
cI-a- secs (ea1ed) s. [35S -
Wnfrky-EaEls ~ high WINS. ~
on th@ ProSUcs ExcaasEe. today, he
market ciored az follows.
Butte--Firrni Creamery. isss0-ac; sary
IssF- So
Exs-Firza: fresh. T5c-
Iced 77alt-y-seezoy; tt,-ksys, 7i=6Sc;
chickens. SC.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. No, Oct E.-wheat-D4-
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ssn 2esnt1n. Ca Ok. E-TEe tsz
szea sraz Idaho. eouvscts e ses-nx a
train zez- ws-sas- At ta@ s1z.e C tse
Gear EAene z.Eiag tr5zaes, 1avs
been released srez tsss pezitsnrszrT hs-e
= aeeo-taz1s with tia rsc@zs 5eclzssz q
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NorTsN

NeT York Oct. B.-Tr@ Gotten market
opersd easy wiz p css u1chsIg Z 70
points lower. and AS IzEsZzlzy re
ular al TIE sacrz sessie1 as = r. ~ =
alternate waves II tGytaE AID zsilnz o
a weekend settlement Il IRE. : - = a.
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re Uzite.s ssatss zresst cszTt C az
pezf. Tsey have r&sroA6 tickets fs-
.fss.oz. Ieaho. zh~-e tAsy h7gs . So
c-r-s xsrk n shs rnfre4
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gzcchs aud Poles are Barreo.

Berlin oct. 1S-The Savon government
has prohibited the naturalization OF
Czech and Polish immigrants, u prevent
the S'cv.Faticn IF the frontier districts
toward Bohemia whose mines lately have
attracted crowds of Slavs.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Chicago. Oct. 13.-Cattle-Receipts eco;
nomlnally steady; natives, good TO prime
steers, s. .40Q5 s.; poor to medium. 81 %
stockers. s. 75as. IS: cows 81. s694 Is; heif-
ers. s.. sat IS; Gamers, s.. 5000. IS; bulls,
steers, s4.o9G4 90; Texas grass steers,
Hos n sPas P P0dsy s. 1 g. tomorrow
$500; left over, 3oo0; market to 10c
lower: top, $5.211.; mixed and butchers,
$4;9oG5-271a; good to choice heavy, S4-s0q
5z7is; bulk Of sales, ss'o0Gs Is.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market steady
for sheep and lambs; good to choice
wethers, 3 $50 10; Texas sheep, 81 5g1
$50; native lambs, s.25q5.60; western
Receipts, this week-Cattle, IS, 100; hogs,
159 600; sheep. 1850.
Receipts, last week-Cattle, So zoo; hogs,
10000; sheep, $4,000.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo, Oct. 13.-Cattle-Re-
steers. 81. 75d5. 40; stockers and feeders,
81. 25'g4. Is; butcher cows and heifers. g 70
a 50i Gamers, s.. 4CE13 90; fed westerns,
8 50f4.5o; Texans, s.. 0od4. 90; calves, 81 o.
og@Receipts. $3.50; market steady to
strong; bulk of sales, 81. 62i4d5. OH: heavy
s. o9G5. 10; packers, 3 GIGS. 1212; mixe7,
8 Sg5. Oh; light, s.. sO95.1o; workers.,
Sheep-Receipts, 20; market strong
lambs, s.. 5095 Is; muttons, g. 50f54 10.
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis. Mo, Oct 13.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, go; market steady; native steers.
s.. 50G6. So; stockers ana feeders. 81. 9
4.30; cows and heifers, g. 35f3. 40.
Hogs-Receipts, loo: market steady;
pigs and lights, 81. 1875. 20; packers, 81. cog
5.Io; butchers. S5.05G5.25-
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g'Al&1ssssassz. c. 1-Prss1sszt Cas-
sal; q tas sz,EcsYavzz2a r4z rs4 eo--
pazy. toEzy 4w2-se@ eezErssts ~ - %
tzs os stse1 szh - r7.ce - e1za-
pezy ~ EaS - q tea - ts-z1 g
3 50 - Ear - sz--ss o-1s-- Tss CO..
t-@cz- - IL gn5asstsoa. . azEsSs9 a-sezx
~ Esss-as. ca-peSis. 1sz6viA. Peas
s~1vzz.z al Sasseuzs stsss co-zszses
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Constipation.

4. Inward Piles, Fullness of the Blood
Nausea. heartburn DISGUST Of Food
Ea4ness OF Weight in the Stomach, Sour
fSr1rIctsIons, Sinking or Futtering of the
Ren In a lying posture. Dimness Of Wis
VI DIZZINESS On rising suddenly, Dots or
eos before the Sight, Fever and Dull
: sll1 N the Head, Deficiency of Perspi-
Ion feilowness OF the Skin and Eyes.
I an N the Side, Chest, Limbs and sud
SSn ttushes Of Heat, Burning in the
h Iesa. A few doses Of
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Or. Sense Medical Adviser 1908
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stamps for Ghs book IN paper Address Or.
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Your book The Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser
all that could wish" writes Mrs S. j. Simpson of Isl
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- Pills

iii free the system OF all the above
FAMED disorders
Price, . cts per box. Sold by drug
sists, or sent BY mail on receipt OF price.
RADWAY & CO. IS Elm St. New York
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BASEBALL SEASON is ENDED
statement CT neutrality-suspicious.
o. Ind zvaduaI Gecerds.

S,lillc-go, Cct. 13.-Ihe Natlon!i league
seL today. Cincinnati and St Louis " II
play game Sunday afternoon. out To-
SIX cities The season is done. The result
IS as follows:
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4 ~ ssess x 81 eeFsssr.
Pap Ass - q rzD.es Aesa s4xa ta-g
sc xss-zE s@Tr4sr<
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{ Open. High Low. I Close
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

r. r.. at 6.45 a. IN. and 1903. ais. A27 {Black
Diamond Express), and 1l.sO p. M sundsys D.
For White Haven, IIazleton and principal
points in the coal regions, via D. b H. r. h..
d.45, Els and 4.a7 p. m. For Pottsville. at6
Els p. M.
For Bethlehem. Easton. Reading, Harrishurg
and principal intermediate stations via D. , H.
r. r., 6.45 u. IN; 1908, els, %.27 (Blaok Dis.
mond Express), 1l.30 p. m. Sundays. ID. r.
n. r., l.5s. 7.4s p. M.
For Tunkhannock. Towands. Elnira. Ithaca.
Geneva and principal intermediate stations, VA
d., l.. L. ". r. r., sos a. m.; los and SsS
For Geneva, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls
Chicago, and all points west via D. n. r. R..
iaOa, $50 (Black Diamond EEpreks). 7As. loG.
llsO p. M. Sundays. d. 4 II. r. r., 12es ,.
m.; T4S p. m.
Pullman parlor and sleeping or Lehigh Valley
parlor cars on all trains between Wilkes Barre
and New York, Philadelphia, Buffalo and s.s-
EoiLiN II. WILBUR. Gen. supt, as Cortland
street New York.
CHARLES s. LEE Gen, Pass. Ast., as Cortland
street. New York.
Bethlehem, Pa
For tickets and Pullman reservations apply to
800 Laokawanna avenue. Scranton. Pa.
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Central Railroad of New jersey.

Stations in New York-Foot of Liberty streat,
y. H.. and South Ferry.
Anthracite coal used exclusively. insurins
cleanliness and comfort.
TIME TABLE IN EJECT MAY 20, 200
Traius leave Scranton for New York. Newark.
Elizabeth, Philadelphia, Easton, Bethlehem. Al.
leutown, Maurh Chunk and White Haven, At s.SA
a. M: express, l.2o express. 400 y. N. Sun
DAYS. 80 y. IN.
For Pittsion ami WikesBare. $50 "A. M; L20
and /, M p. N. Sundays. 2.l5 p. M.
For Baltimore and Washington, and points
South and West via Bethlehem, $50 4. m, 1.a0
n M Sundays 2,l5 p. m.
For Long Branch, Ocean Grove, etc. at s3O
A. t,u. aud l.20 p. IN.
Far Rcudinp. Lebanon ard Harrisburg, via Al.
l,ntywn. s.,m a. m. and l2O p. m. Sundays,
a.15 p. m.
Through tickets t" al points cast, south ard
wcst at lowest rates 1T the station.
!. H. OIIl.llAuSEN. Gen. Snpt.
VI. =. BALDWIN, Gen. Pass, Ast
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Delaware and Hudson.
In Effect Oct. II, 1900.

III THCCt OCt. 2I lSVu
Trains for Carbondae leave Scranton at s.So.
I53, S53. 1913 a. n.: 100, 1.2S. 2.26. 352, $50,
G.2J, 757. DIS, 1116 p. m.: 1.16 q. NJ.
Fore Iloncsalc-G2O, 1913 a. M; 2.26 and
525 p. N.
For Wilkes. .Barre--s.45. 74s. s.4s. eas, 1913 y.
M: 1908 1.as, Els, 1888. 4.?7. $40. 7.4s. N.H,
11.30 p. m.
For l.. v. 4. r. pointa--G.i5 q. M; 1903, a1s,
Az and ll.9O p. nj.
For Pennsylvania r. r. points-8.4b 93s B.
m.: Els and 4.27 n. NJ.
For Albany and all points north-S.3o O. n.
and 3.52 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Carbcndale9.00, 1l.3S a. M; 2.26, 3.s2,
5i7, 1882 p. m. =
For Wilkes Barre-9.ss a. m; 1903, E5S, S.3s.
G2T, s.27 p. m.
For Albany and points north--3.52 p. IN.
For Honesdale-900 q. M. and 3.52 p. IN.
Lowest rates to all points in United states sud
Canada.
J. W. BuRDICK. @. P. A.. Albany, n. Y.
II. W. CROSS, d. p. A.. Scranton. Pa.
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Wsstsrn

In Eject June 10. 1900.
south--Leave Scranton for New YORK a. IL ~.
800 $40. 500 and 1905 u. n.. 1850, 6.s3 am
$40 p. m. For Philadelphia at go 500 an
1905 a. M: 1866 and S.35 p. m. For sttonas
burg at G1o p. III. Milk and accommodIation ~ y
1918 a. M; l2.0s 2.47, A.4s. 7.la and a4s p: r. r.
Arrive at Philadelphia at 1000 a. m; hSe. ~
o'oo and 80. p. IN. Arrive from New iork y. y.
l:o, 4,0s and 1920 a. m; 100. l.s2. 5;.", sss
and IL 30 p. M From Strondsbnre at so' q. M
Nortli--l.cavc Scranton for Buffalo and 'ntsr.
,,cdiatc stations at 1.l0, 4le and s3O =. ~. ;
LOO 5.4s and l1.85 p. m. For Oswexe snd syfs
1uss at 40 a. m. and l'5 p M; for uucn sS S
'g a. M r. and l55 p M For Montsoss s SicSci q sGo
son At 100 and Bl5 p. M. For Rnghamton; NO W.,
ana $50 p: m Arrive in Scranton from bn"a5" \"
NJ NJ i.3o, 9.h5. 53j and 1000 n. M; 8.aO and e'o
~. H. From Oswcpo and Syracuse at $50 a. M !;
,S'Ss ~ 49, end 500 p. M. From Utica at ZOO =. ~.
,s'Ss and $40 p. nj, From Nicholson at 6;Sa q;
~ ~ ~ a. M; SEQ and 500 p. m. 49,.
Bioomsburg Divsion--Leaye Scranton sor
northumberland vt 6.4a, 1908 a. M: iSS snd
2,'o r m. For Plymouth at LOS. 8.4O. Sac a,d
Ii'"n p m. For Nanticokc at $40 a. m. ArtlSe
q AZ northumberland at o.35 a. M; J. 10, 500 anu
Mrrlv' a at Plymouth at 900 4.32. $50 p IN. nnd
h.a la.So a. m. Arrive at scranton from Northun.-
nerland at a.+2 a. m.; l2.35, 4.50 and SO p
H. ~, FROM Nanticoke at 11.00 a. M. FROM
r'ymonth at 80 a. M, $50. 5.35 and lilo p
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Sonth--Lcave Scranton l.i0. 800, $40, 1905 a.
M: '.:3, $40 and $40 p. IN.
Nortl--Leave Scranton at 1.l0. 41o a. M
l.5l 5.4s and l1.35 p. III.
bloomsburg Dvisiom-Icave Scranton at 1908
q. III. and $50 n m.
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TERMS OF SALE.

FIFTY DOLLARS CASH WHEN PROP.
ERTY IS STRUCK OFF, AND BALANCE
IN CASH IMMEDIATELY AFTER SALE
IS CONCLUDED. WHEN SOLD FOR
COSTS. COSTS MUST Be PAID WHEN
STRUCK OFF.
ALL PROPERTIES ON WHICH ABOVE
TERMS HAVE NOT BEEN COMPLIED
WITH WILL BR RESOLD BEFORE AD.
TOURNAMENT.
CLARENCE E. PRYOR, Sheriff.
sherin's Office, Scranton, Pa, octo-
ber Is. 1860,
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PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE-WE WILL SELL AT PUBLIC
sale, for the benefit Of whom it may con-
Germ. on Wednesday, November eth, at 10 o'clock
u. m., at the Arbitration Room in the Court
House in the city of Scranton, Pennsy lvania, one
hundred and ten shares OF preferred stock ana
one hundred and ten shares OF common stock
OF the Scranton Dairy Company. Terms of sale
cash. WELLEs u TORREi.
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Erie and Wyoming Valley.
Times Table in Effect Sept. II, 100

Times Table IN FHect sept II I8U.
Trains for Hawley and local points, connect
ing al IIawley with Erie railroad for New York.
Newburgh sd intermediate points, leave scran.
ton at 5.05 q. m and 225 p. m.
Trains arrive at Scranton at 1880 q M. and
9.l0 p. NJ
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SALESMAN WANTED,

.~'N>o~>o>>e >,>~>>D>-
statesmen WANTED TO SELL OUR GOODS
by sample to wholesale and retail trade. We
are the largest and only manufacturers in our
CANDEX Mfg. Co., Savannah, Ga.
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RECRUITS WANTED.

MARINE CORES, L. S. NAVY, RECRUITS
wahtcdAbc.bodcd men, service on orr
war ships in all parts Of the world and on land
In the Philippines when required. Recruiting Of
ncer, 103 Wyoming avenue, Scranton.
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ROOMS WANTED.

=, >r--->,,>
WANTED-TWO CONNECTING ROOMS, CEN
traly located. Address p. o. Box 3l7.
WANTED-e OR 3 FURNISHED ROOMS. FOR
light housekeeping; centrally located Ad.
dress, j. W., Williams building, City.
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NEWSPAPERS

THE wILKEs.BARRE RECORD CAN sE HAD
in Scranton at the news stands VI Rsisnan
Bros, &o5 Spruce and sos Linden N. Norton,
a2s Lackawanna avenue; !. S. schutIsr. Ell
Spruce street.