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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-28
THE MARKETS
Wall Street Review.

New Nolk, Dcr. 9,--toia,'s dealings In stock,
were in cNrcs, NJ those Of ,cstcr,h, and the mar
kci had ,hc arrraicrcr ol strength and activity
Throughout clostr Analysis OF results will
show. however. that the activity and strength
were mainly IN q few prominent stocks. w tact
there was active ,caliang going ON all day and
when b,lntcd borrowers ON call found thr money
rate rising sharply over their demand the move.
mcni To icalizc became general The top level OF
prices was considerably reduced a, consequence,
and the rarkr, showed hu disposition to rally.
closing dull and steady at ihr reaction. Thr
highly speculative iniustriols were the principal
features of the market hll day with s,gar still in
tic forefront. bu, with considerable revival VI
speculation IN AmAlganRicl "copper". sngir
wavcrcl In ,lc carly market after opening n itiG.
ton high. and touched iiis before the support
in the stock became effective. II was lifted by
successive stages to ilTa,. and closed At ili9s II
net gain Of 3iA on the day, and ,ict loss Ot -
'incc saturday Analenmatcd Copper. with the
dividend of advanced to Tl',. and closed point,
lower. which Is equal TO ne, gain of 23s. The
speculation also continued active in Manhattan
and that stock rose an extreme points. but,
shows a net gain of only q. II the railroad lit
the principal activity continued TO center in the
coalcrs and the transcontincna group. There
was indications OF profit taking in srnic of the
'oalcrs, notably in The ilockirs Valley stocks,
which show losses oi I to ". after allowing Tor
III" dividends on There was II vrit htgr al
sorption of thc Readings. hut til" common stock
wa, the only onc which rose arprc"iably. New
Jersey Central gained "si There was some cri.
dcncc Of inv,Stmcn, demand among high grade
stocks Total sales to-day. pD.jOl shares.
The bond market was active aud strong and al> ,
reflected investment buying here and there Total
sales. par value. -. .aiN,Wn United States ~.
funding - declined Is. the IS regular u. and do
coupon :. on the last call.
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SUSQUEHANNA.
.ccial to tine scranton Tribune.

Susquehanna, Dec, 27.-AIrs. Richard
Lown, an aged resident of the Oakley
Side. Is seriously ILL.,
Revs Broderck. of MOntrOSe and
Pagan and Heffron of Great Bend, at
teneded the Adams lecture in Hogn
opera house last evening.
The remains of the late Hugh =.
Doran will ON Saturday be taken to
Great Bend for interment,
Following the lecture by Mr.. Adams.
last evening there was a reception and
Smoker in knights Of Columbus
hall,
Once more the Erie whirigig. 1t is
probable that the Office of Erie Me-
chanical Superintendent Barr. which
was recently removed to this place
from New York city, will again be
moved, this time to Meadville Pa.
Just enough of the alleged "beautl-
fur fell last night to make everyone
wish there was more
The Lanesboro schools will reopen on
Monday next after being closed for
several weeks on account of an epd-
emic of diptheria.
There will be no empty seats at "rhe
Parish Priest" entertainment in Hogan
opera house on Tuesday evening next
The Young Peoples society of Christ
Episcopal church held IA pleasant re-
ception at the Starrucca house last
evening.
Henry Austin Adams of New York
city, last evening in Hogan opera
house, under the auspices of the
knights of Columbus, gave an enter
tanning. instructive and able lecture
on THE Stage" before large and
well pleased audience.
The Christmas guests are skurrying
home.
THE World Do Move" there have
been two excellent, well attended lee
lures in Susquehanna within week.
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HONESDALE.



iioncsdalc. Dec. 2T.-.'The Erie will run
an excursion to New York, Tuesday,
December 81. to return ON or before
January .. Fare from Honcsdnlc. 81.
Among those who are spending the
Christmas holidays with Honcsdale
friends are MIR. and Mrs. Parker. son
Weston aud daughter Mollie, OF Pater-
son. y. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Charles Elizabeth *. Bently. Clarence
T.. Decker, of New York: Miss Harriet
Rockwell of Morristown. n. j.: Mr. and
Mrs. w. p Coon. of Clark's Green: Mise
Rena keene. of East Orange. Frederick
y. Nelson, of University of Pcnnsyl-
vania: Grace 4. Corey. Alfred Schul-
ler. Captain Edgar Jadwin and family.
of New York. Among the out-of-town
students are Mary Menner. Mary MUM
ford. Louise Lee. Charles Dorllingcr,
Asa Bryant. Walter Moore. Milton SAL
mon. Zenns Russell. VIII Swift Walter
Bader and Thomas Crogan.
Sunday school Christmas exercises
were held by the Baptist and Metho-
dist schools on Wednesday. The Pres
church on Friday evenings
A pool and billiard pnrlor has been
opened in the basement of the Coyne
hotel
William II. Lee. as executor. has filed
exceptions to the payment of the note
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pITTSTON.


Pittston, Dec. 27.--What promises to
| be one of the fashionable and delight
| ful society events among the elite of
Wst Pittston will be the cotillon to be
held in Company Ms armory next
Monday evening. one hundred invita-
| lions have been issued, and the music
will be by Oppenheim's orchestra of
Wilkes Barre.
Mr.. and Mr.. j. l.. Cake, of Luzernc
avenue, gave dinner this evening for
their son Paul, who has been entertain
ing friends with IL house party this
week. Seventy guests We're present.
including number from Scranton and
Wilkes Barre.
The ladies of the West Pittston
Whist club gave II reading and card
party this evening at the spacious
rooms of the Exeter club on Luzernc
avenue, which We're decorated elabor-
ately for the occasion. The company
numbered about sixty. Dinner was
served ut twelve by Mrs. Morton, the
Exeter clubs matron.
Peter Kuhn and Miss Ada Adrian. of
Parsonage street, We're united in mar
riage Christmas day by the Rev. Theo
Xuber.
Inc lulltrtl OF tNc late Mrs. Roger
Powell, of Philadelphia avenue. took
place this afternoon, with services at
the house conducted by Rev Dr.. Har-
shaw and Rev. Mr. Severson. Appro-
pirate selections We're sung by Il quar-
tette composed of Miss Jennie Hughes,
Miss Belle Monte, John Monte and Rob-
ert Bennett,
Mrs, James Williams and Airs. Thorn
as Williams, of Hyde Park. were vis-
tors ut Pittston this afternoon.
Indications point to lively Republic
can primaries next month, Il number
of citizens having signiiied their inteu-
tion of registering, as required by the
Crawford system under which the
primaries will be held this year for the
first time in borough politics. Among
the prospective candidates are the fol-
lowing: For councimen--George
l.angford, Henry Macmillan, r. II. Nit
ten, Frank Brenton. Michael Dorsch.
for poor director-E.van Evans. James
Fordham. Joseph Klotz, William Smith,
Richard pennison, l.. X. Drake: for
auditor-Fred. SAKE, A. ID. Hicks: for
constable Edgar Cooper and James
Howell,
Pittston Caledonlans have decided 10
celebrate the birthday of Robert Burns.
tnls year, with the usual banquet.
George Duggan, Il West Pttston Po-
lander, has brought suit against West
Pittston borough and Burgess o. g,
Foster for damages in the sum of 800
for alleged false Imprisonment.
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BROOKLYN.

Special TO the Scranton Tribune.
Brooklyn. Dec. 27.-Miss Hattie Me-
MILAN has returned home, after spend
ing several weeks visiting at Beech
Lake and Sterling.
The funeral Of Mrs. Ammi Ely was
held at her late home last Thursday,
Rev. d. c. Barnes. of Montrose. oftici
ating. Mrs. Ely was woman who was
respected by all and held in tenderest
regard by those nearest to her. Four
sons. a daughter and her husband also
brother in Iowa, are left to mourn
her death.
Miss Jessie Miller and Bernice Doran
are visiting in Binghamton.
The three Sunday schools had Christ
mas trees and exercises at their re-
spective churches Christmas eve.
Mrs. Joseph Tewksbury has returned
from a visit in Scranton.
Roy Shadduck and Earl Ainey are
home from Keystone academy for their
vacation.
A small company of young people en-
joyed dance in the band hall last
Monday evening. Proceeds went TO the
band.
Nelson Benjamin, though more COM
Portable, is still very III,
Miss Emma Eldridge. of Scranton.
spent Christmas with her parents.
Miss Ethel Sterling. who teaches at
Portland Mills, is spending her vaca-
ton at her h1mc here.
Ernest Sterling, of Cornell. and Wade
Barnes, of State college, are spending
their vacation in towns.
Miss ELLA bailey is spending her va
cation with her parents.
The entertainment given By The
junior class of the graded school last
Friday evening was a success i'm every
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MoNTROsE.

SpctMi 10 inc scranton Irihlc.
Montrose. Dec 27.---Jack kroskey who
was murderously assaulted by James
Turrell. fellow-prisoner of kroskcy,
in the county Jail yesterday. shows con-
siderable Improvement and it is now
believed that he may recover. provided
that no complications arise. 1t is re-
ported that District Attorney Little an
ticipates Kroskey'S recovery. and has
laid an information against Turrell,
charging him with assault. with intent
to kill.
Congressman-at-Larg Galushu A..
Grow was q welcome visitor in town
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Conklin enter
tanned a large number of their friends
last evening at ii party given at their
residence. on Prospect street.
A number of Montrose people will go
to Rush tomorrow to attend the dedi-
cation of the new Methodist Episcopal
church in that place.
w. d. B. Ainey. esq. is again i'll at
his residence on Cherry street.
Between the Acts ut Village hall,
by local talent, on New Years night
Reserved seats on sale at McCausand's s
pharmacy.
Horace Brewster ID. r.. Brewster.
esq, Riggs Brewster. Truman Brewster.
Herbert Brewster and Miss Annie
Brewster have returned from Scranton,
where they spent Christmas at the
home of DR.. F. ID. Brewster.
The Courtney club enjoyed an elabor-
ate Christmas banquet.
Mrs. Joseph G. Hitchner and sons and
daughters. of West Pittston. have been
visiting at the home of DR.. and Mrs. W.
Fl. Conkln.
The Sons OF Veterans camp of this
place will hold its regular annual meet
ing on Saturday evening. January 4,
1902.
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FOREST CITY.


Forest city. Dec. 27.--The members
of the Miners and Laborers' Sick and
nenth Benefit association. most OF
whom are of German nationality. held
Christmas free festival last night In
Freedman's hail. IT was followed after
the festivities of the fatherland and
on the gaily decorated tree was found
. present for the children of each of
the members. The Forest City orches-
tra furnished music for duncing.
At the breaker and mine boys
Christmas treat in the opera house the
following articles were distributed:
500 pound boxes of candy: 27s pocket
knives. 140 books. 76 pairs of gloves. 36
pairs Of mitts. 100 good handkerchiefs.
400 work handkerchiefs. sl6S had been
collected by Rev. w. Hollenshed who
had charge of the affairs and the en-
tire amount was expended. Rarely has
a happier lot Of youngsters been seen
than those who participated in this
affair. There were 900 of them and
there exuberance of spirit was ex-
pended in rrequen, cheering that made
the rafters of the building ring. 4
committee of business men assisted in
distributing the presents. The Star
drum corps was on the stage and play
ed several selections. Previous to the
distributions of the presents II short
musical programme was rendered.
Amiel Paul. a former resident Of For
est City. but now of Schenectady. Wis
tied friends here yesterday.
A number of Forest City people are
in Uniondale tonight attending the in
stallation and banquet of Mt. Herman
lodge, +. and A. M.
G. W. MaXey. of Ann Arbor univer-
sity. who has been spending few
days with his parents. has gone to
New York. Princeton and Philadelphia.
on Il business trip for the college lee
ture association
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EDWARD W. THAYER. ATTORNEY. ROOMS
Ni-VOi 9th floor. Mears bu,lding.
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New York Grain and Produce Market

New York. Dec. % Flon was easier hut not
QuoTahly lower, Wheat-Spot maihct ca-l N".
> red. SsN.c. -. l.. atuit and Sc. elevator:
No. | northern Duluth. s7i.c. t. .. II. ailoal up.
lions opened easy, rallied but later "aScd On
again, Closed weak and iac, net lower. Marci,
closed S1A",; May. Sc; July, sGs4",; Dec.
sj'ac, torn-Spol easy; NJ, :. i09,", elevator
and 1lc. t. -. b, ahuat. Oalion narkcl was
weak and lower; closed weak al '4aisr, net
loss, May closed .0a,c.; Dee, 70isr, Oats
Spot easier; No. ,, 5iiac,: Ne. 3 sic: No. :
white, jiAr,; No, white, size; track missed
western, 5liaai2c.; Track white, 52ij7c. Options
quiet and easy, Cheese STEADY: state full
cream. large, ill made, fancy, ioialOlao,; state
tate hes, made. 0'ir,; late made. host snail
l0aIoi.c Butter Steady; creamery, 1Gaa'io, !;
factory. l9iaal5iac,; June creamery, i532uar.
imitation creamery, lialsiac.: state dairy, ljl
BE. EggS-frm: state and pcnna "a, west.
cru, .3I2sc.; southern. 2ia21r.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Dee. ~, taltlc--Rcccim,. i,jOo
trade SLOW hui steady AT la>i Thursdays prices
Good 10 prime sIiioa7.2j poor 10 medium
~. 1iijto; slockcl> and ce'rl,, >9ai2j: cows
>iai.Oj; hrifrr>, Sl,joaj,.j; "anner,, sla2.2n
bulls si.7jaiG0; calves, S2j0a1; TcAa' led
steers. 81 ljli.2j.
Hogs Receipts today, lo,o0o, tomorrow, ljW,0
lett over iOw. active and l0o higher; mlNcd
and butchers. 5oOaG.5O; good 10 choice heavy
81. i0i675; rough heavy, Sj.aOlG2l; light, -. Is
al; bulk OF sales sl9,uG.4O.
Slcep--Receipt, l2,oo; sheep, slrong lambs
10 lu IL cents higher; good 10 cllUirr wethrrs
sni,iO; western sheep, s%2jai.2j; mtN,
lambs, SilG.OI.
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TUNkHANNOCk.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Tunkhannock. Dec .T.-Air. and Mrs.
William n. Reynolds are entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Briendinger. Of
Wilkes Barre. at their home on West
Tioga street. this week.
Miss Elizabeth Kiefer Is spending the
holidays with relatives at Scranton.
Attorney John NJ. Garman spent
Christmas with his family at their
residence on Second street.
Frank G. Cornell and Miss Stella
Welch were united in marriage at the
home of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerome Welch. on Harrison street
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Chicago Grain and Produce Market.

Chicago, Dee, 27--Disapponing cable. and
better weather together with comparative weak
ness in northwest markets caused 4 Ar, drop in
MAY wheat today, May com closed 3sulac and
May cats, $50. lower, Provisions were active and
finn, closing h7iar, higher Cash quotations
were as follows:
Flour-firm; No. spring wheat. 1ia7'p.;
yellow, Gic.; No, > white oats, i7a,aisisr.; F;
No. 3 white, II alSAc,; No. > rye G6c; fair
to choice mailing barley, GlaG}c,; No. / hlN.
srcd. sl,5i; NJ. ! northwestern, sl5G; prime
timothy seed, Si.S5I6, ~ mcSS pork. slj.1Oai6;
lard, SO l0lO, l2ia; short ribs, SS.G0aS.7O; dry
'nltcd shoulders, 'ssaIiac; short clcar sides, -
40. 10; Mhiskcv, ~ 81
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

way Thc essays we're worthy Of
senior class. both In composition and
manner of delivery. The music was OF
nn interesting character because IT was
rendered--and well rendered-by pupils
of the school. The closing drill by six
teen young ladies was II fitting con-
clusion to the programme. The pro-
ceeds viii he used for school purposes
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East Liberty Market.

East I.ibcrly, Dec, % talIc--Murkrl slp4dy;
choice, sGaG 30; prime, S5I5lj,D; good, Sj.9nL
80; fair, siil5o; common, S2.7jiG.1i.
ilogs-Mlrkct active and Toe. higher: prime
hcayieS sG,5oadGo; heavy mediums, SG 20aO. 20;
light do. SG.l0a6.l5; heavy workers. STAG 10
light do, Sj,ial5.so pigs, s5,lO,52j; ruush,,
-, 5Oaj.sj.
Shecp-- Market active; hest wnhcrs. 81 7jaI; 4;
good, 50 25a3.,O; mixed, s2.5Oa3. 10: culls and
common, sla2; ycarling,, Siai2j; lambs, 500
uj.50; veal calves, s7l>.
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Furnished Rooms.
Rooms and Board.


LARGE FRONT ROOM. with board at j2l
Adams Avenue. Suitable tor two young mcr.
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Recruits Wanted.


MEN WANTED IT,, the L. :. Navy-lnndsmcn
Ter training rs sraincn. age Is 10 %, SIG per
'nohth: landsncn Tor yconc'i. pgr Is to -, l;''O
per month upon appointment ~ ycomcn third
claSs); scamcn. age 81 to 3D. S!|: ordinary sea-
men. age Is to 30, SO: apprentices. third class
age Ii L" IL, -: maChinists, first class. aye 81
to 81, So; rachinists. second class. age q to
81, $40; hospital apprentices age Is to
%, $50; hospital apprentices. fist class. age u
l." Is. $50: shipw,ightS. age q To so, SO: clec
tricans, second class, age y to 30. $40: rl"c-
,ricianS. third class. age 81 to 30. $50; copper
Smiths age y TO -. so Candidates must pass
Il physical examination showing them to tie iica
from dsqualfyirg ailments. and except lands.
men and apprentices. IN examination showing
them t" he qualified Tor their ratings; lands.
men and apprentices the ph!Slca! cNnlilnatioi
only. The term oi enlistment Is four wears. \
bonus OF four months pay and an addition OF
Sl.3j to the monthly pay for each rc.cnlisimenI
within four months nil honorable discharge
Rati"ns. medicines and medical attcndInc" gratis
Privilege nt retirement on lhirr-qudrtrrs pay
after thirty ycaiS service. Ablrbolicd Americans
especially wanted who will enjoy exceptional ol'-
potunit,- Tor advancement to petty oti"er' hy
the early completion oi a number "t large ships.
\ recruiting office will be opened AT the post.
office, third hcoi. in scranton. Pa. tom Dee. 10
10 Ian. !. 1902. Mich;nist>. hospital appr,il.
tices AMI electricians especially wanted
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Scranton Wholesale Market.
STOCKS

Corrected by II. g. Dale, - Luckawlnni Ave.
Flour-l'cst patcntS per barrel. Sl.GO
Brans-prr b,lshrl. choice marrow. $2.,i
Buttri-Fir-h creamery, DC. .iurr cr nihr' !
"'c, GARY. 23i.",
(h"csc i'nll cream, li.al2r.
Egg,-Ncarby, ne: storage, fancy. loiac.
Green pcasPcr hushc. $50.
PotatocS-Pcr bu>ilel, -.
OnunsPcr hlShcl, 81 60
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Buffalo Live Stock Market.

East Buffalo,, Dee. 2I--laulc Receipts. -
head; good grades, strong 20 higher; common
steady TO firm; vells active, higher; choice
TO prime. SSaS25
Hogs Receipts. s,Go head; steady ON heavy;
firm 10 higher on light hcd,y, 81 j0od 10
mixed So 9jaG 10; pigs. -. i0lLGo; roughs. 50 -
a5GO: stag', Si.25atO.
Sheep and lambs Receipts, BOO head, includ.
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Money to Loan.


Sj0O0O) 10 l.OAN-Lowcst rates; straight or
n,onthly PAYMENTS Stark X co., Tra,crs'h bid:
ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOA\-Quiok,
straight loans or Building and Loan. At
from 10 i per cent Cali On \. V. Walker,
3H,3lj Conncl building.
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Board Wanted.

~~~--->-
WANTED-.Room and board in refined private
family for three adiG> not to exceed Sl2 pr
week. Ore located within five minutes walk from
city hail preferred Address. k. II. Tribune o.
fec
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Oil Market.

oil City. bee. 2I.--tredn balances Ii5: Ger,
tid,ates, no bid. Shipments. lOljGT average,
0i,2jI. Runs, S9,O33; average, 2iGG
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Sumo or our people are evidently firing
of the legitimate drama.
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Miscellaneous.

JUST TELL HER THAT Nol SAW the handSon,.
est line of diamond rings in Out store, We
als> carry the largest stock ct o"Sc stones in 'hc
city, and will mount them io order while You
wait. l.. Sahmph 81 Lackawanna avenue.
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Lost.

Lost In !Idr,' toilet room {" Jonas Long
Sons. ladies diamond ring: very valuable.
Reward il returned to ufiic" OF Jonas Long 5
sons.
LOST ON Dec. -, one black and white setter
female dog. about one wear old with white
streak between the eyes has plain black strap
collar: iindcr rewarded. !. Il. Dainty. jlG FitG
street. Dulmprc, an Bttcnbcutlcl X Go.
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Real Estate.
Business Opportunity.


WANTEn-Nhn with small capital, Ia myesti
gate good opportunity I" make money nap
idly At the 81. Charles hotel Scrintun. II. b.
Mitchell.
SrO(k AND WHEAT TRADERS without delay,
Write ior our special market letter. Free On
application. :. NJ. lIihhird & Co.. members y,
\. Consolidated and Stock sNcnangc, a and N
Broadway, New York. Established lsd Long
Distance Phone 23Ss Broad.
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LEGAL.
TlIE TRADERS NATIONAL BANK.

S,iintou, Pa. Dee. lith, l'nl.
THE ANNUAL. MEETING of tn" stockholders ~
this bank Tor the election Of twelve tl2) nil"r-
tu,s) to serve during the ensuing year Viii h"
held at the banking house. corner oi NyHm'i.
avenue and Spruce street. Tuesday. Jan, li'i,
100! between til, hours 0i II q. N. and ! f. m.
T.. p. PAS>MORE, Cashier
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Boarders Wanted.

PRIV ATE FAMILY wishes TO have two nice men
TO board German or English. Call any tmt
alter Thursday. All cun,cncnce3, sO7 Harrison
avenue.
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For Rent,

- ~ ~ s~~NS>>~>'>r>-~
llAlb FOR RENr-D.o Green Ridge street. 81.
per night
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Eelp Wanted-Malc.

WANTED Pattern makers and machinists; goot
wages to good men. Scranton Steam Puml
company.
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WANTED Men to lay ont. rvct and erect
structural iron: also few nachnis,S. Ap
ply ut Llc.awann Valley House after o o'clock.
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'EsSuP & jEsSrP, ATTORNEYS AND COUN-
seiinrS law. Commonwealth Building. Room,
10. 20 and ol
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Seeds.
Wire Screens.
Miscellaneous.

THE WlLKES-BARRE RECORD CAN BE HAD
in Scranton at the news stands OF Rcsnan
Hros.. 406 spruce and 5Oi Linden: VI. Norton.
:22 lachawanna avenue; /. 5. Schutzer, III
Spruce street.
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