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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-02
DURYEA.

| Special To the Scranton Tribune
Duryca, March 2.-Thc "Old Brick
| Church, which has been the mother
of some of the greatest churches Of
this valley, is To have "A twentieth
century home gathering on Tuesday,
March .. An are welcome to the ser.
vices. Dinner and supper Will be
served in the church parlors by the
! ladies. Programme To be rendered is
as follows: The past-morning service.
9:3O. love feast, led by Rev. J. II. Wag-
ncr; 1880. preaching service. devo-
tions. Rev. }. L. Race: sermon. Rev.
F. a. King; 11:l5, after service, Rex.
Austin Griffin u. -. Afternoon ser
rice-Thc Present: 2:3O p. m. praise
service, led by Rev. J. e. Sweet, u.
d.; $50 p. M. historical sketch. pastor:
300 p. m, preaching service, devo-
tions, Rev. Joseph Madison; sermon,
Rev. f. l.. Santce; twentieth century
service, Rev. Pcarcc. d. y. Evening
service-rhe Future 200 p. M, preach
ing service. dcvotions. Rev. y. J. Haw-
ley; sermon, Rev. j y. Shipman: con-
secraticn service. Rev. Griffin, u. ID.
Thursday, while working in the
Iiallstead mine, Mr.. Robert Brain
bridge sustained a crushed hand.
Mrs. Rudolph Godwaths is i'll of
grip.
Mr.. Martin Baker. Mesdames Samuel
Sizgman and NJ. Wilson were the
guests of Mrs Fred Dennis. of Grove
street Thursday.
Mr.. Ward, of Avoca, visited in town
recently.
Mr. William Grove. of Scranton. WIS.,
iN,l L.;
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FOREST CITY.

Special to the Scranton Tribune
Forest City. March Mrs. Alfred
Trevarthan died last night after an ILL
ness of several weeks. She was about
80 years of age and was highly cs-
teemed. She leaves besides her hus-
band a family of small children. The
funeral will take place Sunday after
noon. Services will be held i'm the
Methodist church and intcrment will he
made in Hillside cemetery.
\ special meeting of council will be
held Monday night. A. its adjourn
ment the new rouncilmcn will take the
oath of office. 1t is proba Bile that Peter
Gillespie will be made chairman.
Mart Coggins, who has been cm-
ployed in Cunningham's hotel for two
years, has resigned his position and
gone to his home in Wayne county.
Mrs. Il. 7. Davey. of Torrey, Wayne
county, spent several days of this week
here.
Mrs. w. S. Bryant is at. Carley Brook,
Wayne county, caring for Mr.. Bryant's
father.
irving Pcntccost has returned to the
Stroudsburg Normal school.
Miss Maggie Brennan, of Pleasant
Mount, was the guest of Miss Helen
Duniner the early part of the week.
n. Il. Gardner, of Clifford. was in
town yesterday.
i. j.. Cheevers has opened a cigar
factory in town.
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

grand jury was the following. w. D.
Smith, larceny by baiee and false pre-
tense. Murray & Rlckart, prosecutors.
Smith hired a team from Murray &
Rickart, which he did not return. He
was picked up by the Scranton police
and returned to Honesdae about two
months ago.
The entertainment to be given i'm the
opera house on Monday evening by the
Lotus Glee club and Mrs. Minnie
Smith, dramatic reciter. promises to
be highly entertaining. No such artis-
tic singing has been heard for long
time from any male quartette in this
city,-Boston Journal One of the most
accomplished readers heard here In a
long while, and i'm all her selections
talrIy captivated the large audience
wheeling CIV. Va) Intellgencer
The net receipts of the Martha
Washington dinner given by the
Ladies Aid society of the Presby-
terlah church was s546. This society
mas remarkable financial record.
DuflnS the past nine years they have
raised and expended on the new chapel
ana furnishings 81, $3.50. They con-
trlDuted $500 to the church treasury
last year. and assumed 1900 of the
church Indebtedness. which has been
pald. They also make large donations
TO nome and foreign missions. The
congregation of this church have Just
subscribed $4,000 to liqudate all of the
Indebtedness of the church property.
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pITTSTON.


Special TO the scranton Tribune
Pittston. March Mrs. Charles
Schoonover. of West Pittston. is Wis
iting her daughter at Tunkhannock.
Miss Jean Law entertained a COM
pany of friends at her home on LEU.
zerne avenue this evening
At the weekly meeting of the West
Pittstoh high school literary society
this afternoon the following pro-
gramme was rendered Selections. by
the orchestral essay, Annie Horton.
recitation. Bert Lewis: vosal solo.
Marian MacDougall: debate. Resolved.
That Latin should be eliminated from
the high school course.
The Misses Evans entertained a large
company of friends at their home on
the CoXton farm this evening. Il was
in the nature of "A farewell gather
ing, the Evans family preparing to
move to Bellevue within a few weeks
The Pittston contingent of the Ninth
acknowledgements q, II and Nj.
leave tomorrow saturday. morning at
6:15 for Wilkes Barre via the Wyo-
ming Valley Traction road. At Wilkes
Barre they win join their regiment for
the Washington trip.
Four arrests have been made i'm
connection with the riot which took
place at the religious meeting held in
Rooth's hall Femruary by the Rev.
Vincent r. Dillonis. Yesterday John
Cavaleuskis and Michael Renscavage
were arrested charged with being par.
ticirants, and this afternoon Joseph
Progalls and William Radvilla were
arrested on Il similar charge. They
were fined SS for disorderly conduct,
and were held under $1,000 for their
appearance at court.
The city councils will purchase a
new hose wagon for the Niagara En-
ginc company.
William Myles, of West Pittston.
was arrested and held under $500 bail,
charged with deserving his family.
Mrs. Blakcy, of Duryea. furnished
bail
Thomas Murphy, aged Gi y,ars. died
this morning at his home at Brown.
town.
The liverymen and undcrtakers of
this place have organized permanently
by the election of the following Off
GERS: President, G. II. cutler: sccre-
tary. G. T.. Howell; treasurer. James
Fitzpatrick
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WAYMART,
Special 70 the Scranton Tribune.

Waymart, March IA family birth
day party was given at the residence
of Mrs. Lafayette Smith yesterday in
honor of her aged mother, Mrs. olive
Gunsauls, who has reached her eighty
second milestone. Relatives were pres
ent from Carbondale, Forest City and
Honesdale.
+. S. Hendricks, of Childs, a brake
man on the Ontario and Western rail-
road is visiting at his old home here
George a. Cobb. of Scranton, mail
carrier of the city force, spent Satur-
day and Sunday as the guest of j. IL.
Stephenson.
Mrs. Hiram Inch left Tuesday for a
two weeks visit with Carbondale and
Peckvlle friends
John Rupert was a business caller
In Honesdale on Monday.
Miss Grace Sinquit is caring for Mrs.
Sidney Norton. who has been seriously
i'll at the home of her son, i'm Farno.
II. p. Stanton has been doing some
paperhanging for w. n. Person the
past week.
Ward Buckland has returned home.
after an extended visit with friends az
Carbondale.
+. +. Inch, Of Mayfield yard. spent
Sunday with his parents in this place.
III. H. Albright and father and
mother, of Scranton, spent Sunday
with friends in town. Mrs. II. II. AL
bright is the guest of her mother Mrs.
Julia Bennett.
w. f, Douglas of carbondale, was
circulating among his friends here on
Tuesday.
James Cole and family will occupy,
after April |, the house opposite the
depot owned by Wallace Case.
The condition of Edward Owens, who
is patient at Emergency hospital
Carbondale. remains unchanged.
Moses Spangenburg will today COM
mence to work for n, A, Wonnacott,
and will move into the house now oc-
cupied by Ira Cole as soon as vacated.
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pECKVlLLE.

Mr. and Mrs. James Rhoda, who
have been making Niagara Falls their
home for the past three months, have
returned for short visit with friends.
The Archibald Water company off,
cials have held a meeting and yester-
DAY they went to Scull pond and looked
over the situation. 1t is thought that
the Ice will have to be blasted at the
inlet before water can he obtHinpd
There was quite a water force yester.
day. obtained by opening the water
gates between here and Archibald.
Peckrillc Baptist church. Rev. j. s.
Thomas, pastor, Tomorrow at 1890 a.
IN. missionary meeting will be held.
Topic, Lessons from tho Lives Of
Great Missionaries" IN the cvenln :
the pastor will preach. subject "'rhc
Most Notable Event of History"
Remember the special pvangelistic
services will be commenced at the
Peckville Baptist church next Tuesday
evening. With Rev. w. II. Williams
the drummer evangelist, and Prof
Wilson and Miss Daisy Bell Hall 10
assist, the meetings cannot fall to be
interesting and helpful All are cor
daily invited to attend.
Services in the Presbyterian church
sunday at 1890 a. M. and y. M, Rev
;. II. Moon, ID. D., pastor. Subject in
the morning. knowing in Part"
evening, whole Hearted Disciplcsh hip"
All are welcome
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HONESDALE.
Special TO tho Scranton Tribune,


ioneSdalc. March l.--Rcy William
H. swift, chaplain of the Thirteenth
regiment, will accompany the regiment
I" Washington and participate in tho
inaugural parade.
MISS Ida r.. Barnes is the ruest of
friends in Scranton, Wilkes-Barrc and
White Haven, Pa.
me next attraction at the opora
mouse will he James ID. Finn in
hogan's Alley" on Friday evening
March S.
caolegram has been received from
me relatives of the late Hermit ono
Schemmann. stating that letter was
en- route. Pending the arrival of this.
all matters relative to his burial and
estate viii rest, as it is expected there
VIII be new developments.
MI and Mrs. John Il. Richmond
ieaVe today on a southern tour, visit
ing the principal cities as far south
as Florida. They will be absent about
SIX weeks, during which time Nr
hichnond VIII be heard from through
the columns of The Tribune.
Frank Nash, formerly manager of
The creamery at the Erie depot. is now
manager of the Il. ID. O'ConneU res
taurant, on lower Front street.
Announcement is made of the en-
gagement of Miss Sadie j. Ray. of
Honesdale, and Mr.. Lewis Decker. of
Scranton.
Among the true bills returned by the
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SUSQUEHANNA.
Special TO the Scranton Tribune.

special 10 the scranton Tribune,
Susquehanna. March 1.-The funeral
of Mrs. Elizabeth Tinklepaugh, an
aged resident of Thompson, took place
today, with interment i'm Thompson
cemetery.
II. r. w. Searle, esd, was profess
sionally engaged I'm Montrose on
Thursday. The funeral of Mrs. Henry
Whitney, of Gibson. took place on
Wednesday.
Edith Pride, of the Journal, will
leave on Sunday to visit relatives AT
Youngstown, Ohio.
Mrs. Bertha Fordyce, OF this place.
worthy grand matron of the Order Of
the Eastern star, of Pennsylvania,
visited the Great Bend chapter on
Wednesday evening.
Clapper Crandall, formerly of Great
Bend township. and well-known here
abouts' was fatally shot Il few days
ago, in bar-room fight in Tunkhan-
mock.
Several correspondents of the local
newspapers are settling the local
strike-on paper
Rev. Charles w, Boot, of this place,
preached in Trinity Episcopal church,
Carbondale. this afternoon.
Rev. Henry l.. Jones, ID. d.. rector Of
ST. Stephens church. in Wilkes Barre,
viii preach in Christ Episcopal church
on wednesday evening next
MIS- A. II, s, Dana. soprano of New
York city, will be soloist in Christ
Episcopal church during Holy Week.
The funeral of the late Amasa Nor
ris, of New Milford township, took
place at Lake View on Thursday.
The borough Is maintaining a skat-
Ing park at tho junction Of Main
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HOpBOTTOM.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.


Hopbottom, March Mrs. W. T.
Brown has returned from visit at tho
home of her parents in New York. She
was accompanied home by her sister
Miss Dora Cruise.
La grippe seems to be growing more
prevalent here than it has been during
the earlier season. Among the late vic
tins are Mrs. NJ. j. Hartley. Mrs. F..
{. Yeomans, John Bisbee and Miles
Crandall.
Mrs. Lindsey and daughter, of Hall
stead, visited Mrs. Lindseys father, ].
y. Saunders, on Wednesday. Mr..
saunders, who has been suffering from
heart trouble for several months, Is
becoming quite feeble.
The school board held their monthly
meeting at the school building Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. Almira Brown Is spending a few
days with her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Jackson.
Mrs. T. NJ, Tiffany is visiting her sis
ter in western New York.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid society
met Thursday with Rev. Mrs. Ho-
mans.
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UNIONDALE.
'cial to the Scranton Tribune.

| oF''i"i W tHc scranton Tribune.
Cniondale. March ALI the de-
partments of the graded school have
lately enjoyed sleighrides to Forest
| city and return. Both teachers and
pupils were delighted with their out
| inEs.
There Is gradual Improvement in the
| conditions of all the sick.
The oyster supper held at the Pres
hyterian parsonage was a very enjoy
able affair.
The funeral services over the re-
mains of Miss Della T.. Williams took
rlace at her former home on Lyon
street, last Wednesday. Rev. II. J..
Crane otliciated. There was a large
attendance. lntcrment was made in
the Uniondale cemetery.
During the ice harvest. Bronson e.
Company have shipped between eight
and nine thousand tone of excellent
ice.
Miss Lizzie Broat, of Scranton. is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Broat
MISS T.. J. Carpenter entertained
number of her lady friends at a Bel
gian hare dinner last Tuesday.
Miss Myrtle Dimmick is visiting re-
latives at Orsor
Mrs. II. II. Lewis has recovered. af-
ter long and serious attack of the
grip.
number of her school associates
gave Bertha Dimimck a surprise par
ty Thursday night.
Ed. Corey lost a valuable COW lately,
through death.
old residents pronounced The present
winter very severe one.
quarterly meetings will he held in
the Free Methodist church this week.
Thc opening service will be held Friday
night
Mr.. Mirathcw. of Wilkes Barre, Is
doing some prospecting for coal in this
region.
Edith SpOor leaves next week to
make her home for some time in Car
bondalc.
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street and Erie avenue. When some-
body breaks neck or leg. the borough
VIII be compelled to settle with neat
ness and dispatch.
1he cemetery club held n hop this
evening in Hogan Opera House.
Dayton Handrick, of this place, will
manage large furniture and under
taking establishment at Otisville, n.
Y.
Erie Engineer Joseph Elston. for
mer popular resident of Susuuehanna,
hut now of Elmira. has resumed his
run on the Susquehanna division.
Examinations in rural public schools
IN this county will be held on Satur-
day. March 1G.
Thomas Englert and family. of Jack.
son street. will remove to Lester
shire.
"A stock company, To support a
strong base bell club has been formed.
with NJ. j. Lannon as manager. The
grounds will be fenced in and the
grand stand will be enlarged. Lester
shire and other suburban clubs will
please notice.
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New York Grain and Produce.

New lok, March l.-flour-D Dull but steady
al old prices Wheat Dull and easier; No. 2
red, So. T. e.. Il. ahoat and 7siac. elevator,
No. | rrrlhcrn Duluth, Sc. 1. o. b, ahoat. Op.
tonS opened easy aud ruled generally duh with
weak undcltona under heavy deliveries on
March contracts; hut ;hc market partially re-.
cuyclcd on the failure # the March dcliycuirs 10
weaken the market and rlos,d &c, net lower and
easy in tone March closed 7jr; May, i9'sr. ;
July, i"i4r Corn spot dan: No, >, ioa, clrya.
INN. Ilrr hSc,,,c y.,y fwU Inn, XIII , trmrr
und2rtnnc throughout and closed 2sc. net higher
May closed iG3sc; Iuh. i'}sc, Oat, Spot
steady; No. ., a9r.; No. >, 3l",; No, 3, SOsic.
NJ. > white, 22c.; No. white 32lac; track
miNcd WESTERN 3Oiaa.2c,; track white, 32a36igc.
Options inactive hut steady ChecSe-Firm,
fancy large colorcd and white, lllac; fancy
small, colorcd l2Hal2lac; fancy small white,
l2ll2hc Egg, -Wcah; state and Penna, l7lac, !;
western, lGiaal7c; southern lGalGiac,
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

steers, steady to slow; butchers stock, weak
Gamers bulls calves, steady; Texans steady
good to prime steers, 50 s0a6; poor 20 medium,
S3, lOah70; stockers ard feeders, prime strong
Others, steady 81, 75ai50; cows, So 60a4; heferS,
s2.Gjai40; Gamers, S2a2 20; bulls, 50. .75ai 10;
calves, Sla625; Texas fed steers Siai so Texas
grass steers, $33)ai; Texas bulls SO. 5Oas. so.
liogs-Receipts today, 25O00; tomorrow, 90,-
600; lett over, 5000; average, steady; top,
s5,i5; mixed and butchers, S.. 25a5 421s; good to
choice, heavy, S5.37lsa5, 45 rough heavy, 50 25
a5,S5i light, sS.25a5i i2Is; bulk OF sales, s5,35a
$40.
sheep Receipts, 5,0OC; sheep, steady; ewes,
stronger; lambs steady good TO choice weth.
ors, si21a4.1i fair 10 choice, mixed, ~. Goa
t3a; western sheep, Si,25aa.75; Texas sheep,
~ Ja315; native lamh. -. +0aj. 25; western
lambs, sjaj,2j,
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NICHOLSON.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the scranton Tribune
Nicholson. March Mrs. IL. X.
wilkins spent Wednesday with friends
in Scranton.
Miss Gertrude Smith. of Fleetvile,
who has been attending school at this
place. is quite III with measles at the
home Of her cousin. Mrs. II. :. Steph-
ems. Mrs. Stephens little daughter.
Helen, is also i'll with the same dis
ease.
Mrs. H. y. wilkins. who has been
visiting In Scranton. returned to the
home of her parents Thursday.
DR.. Longstreet and DR.. Decker, as
sisted by DR.. Wilkins. performed an
operation on VIII Maynard for cleft
palate. Mr.. Maynard is doing nicely
The operation was a success.
Miss Lizzie Matthews. OF Scranton.
Is the guest of Mira. Sarah Williams.
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THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review

New York, March l.-.prcssurc was rclax,d
against w" steel stocks in tudny's mJrkct aud
they scored Unequal rCcovcrcS Probably thi,
had as much 70 dc with the better tone uf the
stock market As anything that could bc cited
National Tube was the most affected with A
rally OF 3Il, and steel and vine Is about .
points higher. Other mrmhcrs ot the group
gained between ana points, There WAS a
marked decline in speculative interest in this
department OF the stock market. The realizing in
~. Paul on the stock privileges carried it down
point, but IL was we'll supported al that level
and later scored tull recovery. After the turn
in the market had set In there wgr, large biy.
ing movements developed in number of indi,id.
ual stocks or allied groups of stocks This was
most notah" amongst the Gould Southwcsterns
including Missouri Pacific, tho II. Louis South.
westerns, the Missouri Kansas, Kansas and Texas
stocks and tho WabaShcs The cytrcnc advances
ran nom ! to pa, the latter in Missouri Pacific
and 2la in St. Louis Southwestern preferred
There was another pronounced movement in tic
roads which carry bituminous coal TO the bella.
narr Pennsylvania and Baltimore aud ohio,
Chesapeake aud Ohio and Norfolk and Western
were all largely bought and were sharply lifted
by this demand, II was supposed in the board
room 10 he for account Of Pcrnsylvania railroad
interests in extension Of the holdings of that
company in those roads. burlington, Rock Island
stocks enjoy ed a period OF strength and the
Brooklyn Union were advanced in concert There
was active demand Tor sugar all day at an OK.
trcmc advance Of +li. In spite Of the late up
ward movement in Southern Railway stocks on a
large demand, the closing was barely steady.
Total sales today, 70l, 300 shares
The bond market was moderately active and
irregular. Total sales, par value, Silj.OOO. 1.
S.rcf unding twos coupon advanced Il per cent
on the last call.
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Scranton Wholesale Market.

Corrected by II. G. Dale, p lachawmna Ave
lutcr-. Creamery, 2li,l92c.; dairy, lSa.U,.
Chccsc-Ful cream, l2dl'r
Eggs Western fresh. lgalpi.".; nearby state
20a2Oisc,
Bclils--p Per bl. choice narrow s.. .5ja2GO
Pea Beans Per hu.. 81 ija2. 90
Medium Beans Per bL, S5.i0a2.ij.
t,rrcn Peas pnr hu.. 81. lGal. 10.
Onions Per hu., SIIOaI.i.
Flour-Bcst patent - %.
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few days as the guest of Mrs. o. d.
Roberts, at Hopbottom.
Miss Name Connell was a guest OF
her aunt, Mrs, Lewis Tiffany, Satur-
day She has returned tn New York
city.
Lewis Brainard. of Windsor. N. Y.
is a guest of II. $. Estabrook.
Miss Belle Goss. of Binghamton, is
a guest of her brother. J. Il. Goss.
Last Saturday WIN Jeffers and fam
lily, of Lenox. and Charles Mack, Of
Nicholson, were entertained at A. J.
Adams
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Chicago Grain ana Produce.

Chicago, March l-lrogularity marked the
course of the grain markets today, the hcdvnc,'
ul wheat forming contrast with the com
strength and the sympathetic fnnne,S Of oats
Corn closed q and oats shade higher, while
wheat showed net decline Of 9saia, Provisions
also were irregular, closing 2iaa5c lower TO o.
HIGHER Cpsb quotations were u, follows:
Flour-t(uct; No. spring wheat 72l73c. ;
No. red, 75c.; No, 3 corn, 30l2c.; No. ,
yellow, &glac,; 30. olts, 2jssa26c.; No. =
white, 2,a4a2Si iac.; No, ; white, 27a2Sc. No.
. rye, 52c; barley iic,; mating, 5la5sc No.
! haY Sl.Gl; No. I northwest, Size; timothy,
- 10; pork, Sla.00aI3.aj; lard, S7.3ja7.37i.; /;
ribs, SG00a7l5; shoulders, G4aGisc; sides,
81. .3Ol7.5O; whiskcv, Sl27
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KINGLSEY.


special to the Scranton Tribune.
Kingsley, March Miss Alta Finn.
of Hopbottom, and Miss Grace Evans,
OF Scranton, were guests Of Mrs, S. c.
Finn Wednesday.
Miss Clara Titus was in Scranton
and Nicholson the first of the week.
Mrs u. +. Brundage Is visiting her
son, w, L. Brundage, at New Milford.
Mrs. w. N. Whitney spent Thursday
with her sister, Mrs. A. Il. Tiffany.
Miss Harriet Adams is spending "A
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East Liberty Stock Market.

East Liberty, March tlc-Stcady; ovlrs,
Sj8jaj, 30; prime, Sja5,2i; common, SIt}.75,
lIogs-Active; prime assorted mediums ami
hest yorkrrs, Sj,10 light yorlcrs and best pla,
S5G1aS ipi heavy bogs, is55' ''sa5'Ooi roughH'
Sheep Slow and lower, choice wcthCrs $3.50
si75; Common, sea-. choice lamhs, sI.Gna5. IS;
common TO good, $3.50; veal calves, dJOaI.
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Cold Cure for Busy People.

Many people neglect a cold because
they say they have no time to attend
tn ii. krause's Cold Cure Is a remedy
which can be taken without danger
while performing your daily duties,
and will relieve the most aggravated
cases in "a hours, Price 25c. Sold by
Matthews Bros.
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New York Live Stock.

New York, March 1-Recyes, market dull; mod
ium and common steers, Zoe lower; top grade.
steady; bulls, COWS, unchanged; steers, SL.Ui
53j; oxen and stays, -, 7OaljO; bulls, St.5t
4.2O; cows 81 o0li; tat heiicrs, $3.50; St6cl, ~,
S3l5, Calves-Ncals, steady at Sia5.iO; barn.
yard calves, nominal -.
Shecp-Steady to strong; lambs slow and 2io.
of. Sheep, Si.50ai1j; lambs, S5lG.l2l.; one
car, sells
uogs-StcCdy, at SI15lG
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home of Il. NJ. Watson in Hartford the
first OF the week.
Mrs. J. Hall, who has been spending
several weeks with her daughter in
Elmira, returned home last week.