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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-31
HAMLINTON.


Hamlinton. Dec, 3O,-Alr. Homer Pei
ton, of the Stroudsburg state normal
school, spent his holiday vacation at
home.
Mrs. +. \. Orchard and Miss Frances
Orchard We're entertained at Hotel
Foote, IIollsteiVllle, Christmas day.
OrVnl Peel, Of the Scranton Oral
school. is home spending his holiday
vacation.
The genial face of q. II. Wilderber-
ger of Waymart was seen in town re-
Gently, lie was distributing 1902 calen-
dars among the patrons of the several
insurance companies he represents.
The Christmas tree and the exercises
in connection with it was enjoyed by Il
large audience Christmas eve in the
Methodist Episcopal church. The sing
ing by the choir was exceptionally
good,
Mr., Earl Williams, of Dunmore, ate
Christmas dinner with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. Sanford Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. John MacFarland of
flollisterville, have been visiting
friends in town for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Perrot, of Flor
ence, Mass, are being entertained by
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Watson, of the east side, Mr.. Perrot is
employed as II decorator in the largest
hair brush manuiactory in the United
States. He Is Il native of France and
came to this country few years since.
Air. and Mrs. Gustave Gruener, of
scranton, spent Christmas with the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Watson.
The annual installation of officers
took place in the +. and A. NJ. lodge
Monday evening, December %.
Mr.. Albert Heberling spent Christ
mas With his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Hebelling, at Panther. PA.
Miss Anna Wolfe visited her par
ents, Mr and Mrs. Charles Wolffe al
Greentown. Pa, during Christmas
week
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Philadelphia Grain and Produce.

rhiadclpu, Dee. O.-Whcal -lirm; contract
grade, spot siLSliac tnrn-filu; No, missed
spot, dGlG6iac .olt, steady; No. waite ulirp}d,
Sic, Butter Finn; miI demand, fancy western
creamery, 4jlaa2Gc; do nearby prints ~, Eusa
Tim; fresh nearby, 2Sc: 10 western, 3sc; do
Quiet hut Rwi Nrw York ull ,rImS fancy
snail II e.; do 40, no., tah 10 choice, olaaltri
Refined SugI>--Qu"t bul finn, Cotton l-lGc
city prime, iu tirrccS, Giac; dark 5S,l57,c;
cakes, G7sc. Live roultry-Ihm; good demand
fowls, oiaallc; old roo,lel- -; chickens, 0alur
exceptional lots, io'ac; ducks, lOIllr; geese, "a
lic; turkey, Haze dressed Poultry Firms
fowls. choice loisc; do. lair to good, DiscalOc; !;
old rooslcrS, G'al7ri chickens, nearby, ilal3c,
western do, oai9c: mbeys, choicc 10 Ilncr near
by, ljalGc: do. Lo, Western, llallr good do, ,
l3c; ordinary 10 lain, lOIl2'; ducks, nearby, loJ
Hc; western do, loal'c: geese. nlllc Receipt, --
Flour, 2OrO barrels aud 2,l3l OOn pound, in sack,
wheat, 2G,1O bushels; com, i3W1 bushels: oats
l2,OOO bushels. shipment, Wheat, ..,OUo b,l,.
els; corn, s,jn bushels; oats, Som bushels.
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Christmas night. aud at the conclusion
of both, the children enjoyed the ait
nual distribution of sweets.
New telephone poles are being placed
along the highway. from Madisonvillc
TO this place. by the Moscow Telephone
company, who are arranging to bring
their line to this place.
Mrs. Eliza Andrews Is in very poor
health.
Miss Bertha Olmstead, has returned
from her visit, among relatives In
Scranton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hollister. and
son charles, of Scranton. spent Christi
mas here with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Myers.
Miss Nellie NJ. Hollister. is spendipa
the holiday vacation with relatives and
friends in New York city.
Miss May II. Glover. is visiting
among relatives at White Valley
Mrs. Armiene Spramgenburg. Is
visiting in Scranton.
Mr.. II. T.. Moore, and family or
Scranton. spent Christmas. here with
his mother Mrs. Lavina Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Fisk. of Pitts
burg. are the guests of his parents.
Rev and Mrs. $. ID. Fisk.
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FACTORYvILLE.

Special to the scranton Tribune.
Eactoryville Dec. 30 There will he
good concert at the Methodist Epis-
copal church New Years night under
,hc auspices OF the Epworth League.
George Oakley has moved his family
rom this place To scranton where
Nlr. oakley and son Horace are en-
ployed.
Owing to the regular meeting OF the
borough council falling on New Years
tight. it viii be held the following
Thursday night
The Wyoming county teachers insti-
tute opened at Tunkhannock yesterday.
and from the programme ii looks as
If it would be the most interesting one
that has ever been held in this county.
as the following will show: Monday
evening. Marc. the great magician;
Tuesday evening. DR.. Byron w. King
ON "Al the Worlds II Stage" Wedncs-
aday evening Booker r. Washington on
THE Solution of the Race Problem in
(he Black Bclt of the South" Thurs
ay evening. j. Williams Macey. hut
lorist and basso.
l.. Edward Ace. of Nicholson. and
Hiss Clara AZ stark. of East Lemon.
;crc married at the home of the brides
1other. Mrs. Sarah Stark last We'd
Acsday Several from the place at
ended the wedding.
This county will elect II representa-
i've sheriff. register and recorder,
hrcc county commissioners. and two
Jury commissioners. next fall, besides
voting for congressman and state SEN
tor And already II number of states
ncn are looking the assortment over.
Wondering which of the lot they could
hlakc sure of.
Henry Harding. esq. of Tunkhan-
hook is now located over ut Scranton
Ind has taken up the law business of
Fthe late Fred T.. Stark. He will be
pleased to see any of his Wyoming
county friends who have business in
the Electric city.
The smallpox scare over at the cOlln-
ty seat is dying out. and all the cases
that are there are doing well. The
board of health over there is to be con-
graduated upon the way they handled
and stamped out the epidemic.
The majority of the sidewalks so far
this winter have been badly neglected
i'm regard to clearing of the snow. and
at times are in such shape us to COM
.pcl pedestrians to take to the street.
Hhc council have decided it is time to
Ice action and enforce the ordinance
rtaining to the same. and ii Is not
all unlikely that some of the prop
ky owners will have to pay for
Earring their walks with the cost
lcd.
Miss MNru SpraSuc Il teacher in the
huols at New brighton. Pa. is on
ere spending the holidays with her
nrents, Mr.. and Mrs. q. f.. Sprague.
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IiONESDALE.
pccial to the Scranton Tribune.

IIoncsdalc. Dec. 3o.--A conmitte"
from the members of the Christian I'm ,
3tIS;.Apr society, will hold Il reception
f6i' MEN in the Presbyterian chapel or
the afternoon of New Years day, from
two to five o'clock. to which the men
are all invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly Smith. of New
York city. are the guests of Mrs. Jen-
lie F.dgett and daughters Misses tcna
and Lucy.
Mr.. Jefferson Freeman who tor ScN-
sral years. has been the able leader
of the orchestra, which bears his name
Will on January |, leave Honesdale. fo,
his future home, in the vicinity of
littsburg.
The opera house VIII be filled We'd
1csday evening. Jan. /. to hear tn"
famous Ladies' symphony orchestra, -
which has been secured by the CON-
mittce for the Endeavor course. The
people vii show their appreciation by
, liberal patronage, at the same
time enjoy II rich treat.
The local washery. at Hoadley's,
which has been operated by Messrs
Fcrbcr and Hanlin. has served it's use
Tulness as IL washery. The present pro-
prictorS are about to equip the build
ng with machinery for the manufac-
ture of excelsior.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Carey of Pitts
'on, are guests at the home Of Mrs.
CareyS mother on Third street.
Miss Olive Haynes. of Scranton, has
been spending the holidays with hey
sister at the residence of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Grant Tallman.
The annual shutdown. of the Homes
dale Shoe factories, which occurs the
first of the year, will be shorter than
ON former years, ON account of the
pressure of orders. In fact all Homes
dale industries are working fun time
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Chicago Grain and Produce Market

Chicago, Dee. 30.--lovc.ing by shorts to even
up an oyers,ll market. which had been brought
about by a weakness following early bcarSlI
conditions today influenced Il sharp recovery in
all grains today. May wheat closed 3iG up May
corn Aassc higher and May oats iac advance
Pro, isunS closed 10 to 22iac higher. Cash quo.
tons were as follows: Flour-Stoady: No. >
spring wheat GJALiIlsr No. red, siAaSlhc;
No. oats, ijlaatia4c: No. white, i7li7i.c;
No, white, 46ai7hc; No. , Iyc, 6jHc; iair 10
choice mailing barley, jsi.adac No. | il,X.sccd,
Sl.5s; No. | northwestern, Si.j0; prime timothy
seed, s6.35IG.ij; mess pork. Sl0,OOlSlGlo; lard,
Slolaiaand Sl0lj; short ribs, sS.GOaSS.1O; dry
saltcd shoulders, 7asa1i.c; short clear sides SoO
asn 10; whiSkcy, 81 y.
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

with fair prospects for continuing to
do so
There Is considerable excitement in
tlonesdale today on account of a
rumor that the dam that holds the
waters of lake Ladore, may give way,
by the pressure of water.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Rowley. of
scranton. We're with Honesdale friends
over Sunday.
The monthly meeting of the Young
Peoples society of the Baptist church.
VIII be held at the residence of Re-.
G. l.. Percy. on Thursday evening. 1t
will be Il literary and musical meeting
Miss Blancvhe I. Wood, of New
York. spent the holidays at her Homes
dale home
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THE MARKETS


New York. Dec. 30.-Today's stock
market was largely Il matter of money
supplies. The symptoms were indubit-
hble that these were scarce. the call
loan rate running up ut one time to T.
per cent. The general rate for renew
ais was 10 per cent. There were num-
ber of other depressing factors which
reinforced this motive for selling
stocks, and the consequence was gen.
eral declining tendency of prices during
the morning. Later IN the day the
money rate became easier under Offer
ings by bankers among whom j. p.
Morgan e. Co. were conspicuous. A
very urgent demand developed FOR
Reading. which caused an advance of
points in that stock at II new high
record price at each step of the ad-
vance. The dimensions of the trading
in the stock were such as to show that
only the largest financial interests
could conduct 1t. The individual blocks
taken ran all the way from 1000 to
5000 shares The general market stead
led under the influence of this move
ment, but was stngularly unresponsive
even in those stocks most nearly allied
in interest to Reading with the excep-
tion of New Jersey Central, which
made an advance of . rs on light
transactions. When Reading yielded to
realizing the general market, which
had been held only steady gave away
again suddenly and dropped to the low
est. the industrials and Paciiics lead
ing. The closing was active and easy
Many rumors circulated to account for
the strength OF Reading. II was said
that II stock rc-adiustmcnt was at
hand. Another report was that Penn
sylvania was buying for the control.
The failure of confirmation of rumors
caused a suspicion among professional
traders that the powerful demonstra-
ton in the stock was designated for
sentimental effect on the general mar
ket to help support prices in accord
ance with the efforts supposed to be
making to that end by great banking
interests. The reduction in the Calu-
met and Hecla dividend and the clos
ing down of the Anaconda mine de-
pressed Amaleamated Copper sharply.
Sugar was under renewed pressure and
showed the lack of recent demand from
Il short interest. The assembling OF
the conference of northwestern gover-
nOrS to concert measures of opposition
to the Northern Securities company
nl;lut ll1t I'iitllItS NtitN. N.llloil tt' NV
seemed to be affected also by some dis
appointment over the meagreneSs OF
details in the annual report regarding
the methods of financing the Northern
Pacific settlement. Proceedings begun
in Ohio under the antitrust law re-
suited in sharp declines in Ohio soft
coal road stock. The controversy be-
tween Germany and Venezuela had
some effect in foreign markets but
seemed to be ignored here. Total sales
today. SCI. 100 shares.
The bond market was moderately ac-
tive and irregular. Total sales. par
value $2,32O. 600
The United States IS coupon and the
refundinE 2's registered declined Il
and do coupon. the 3's coupon and the
old As Is per cent. on the last call.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, bee. 80. Il attle--RcCoipts, Is, 800.
1000 TeNanS; Sror. TO loe higher; good 10
prime 81, 7jaS7,i sos poor 10 medium, 81 DOas6 %;
slorkcIs and feeders, s2,OCanI.25 cows, si.9j,
sLOj; llniic,s, sl'iiSI.2j; caner., Sl.2jas.,So;
bulls, Si.1jai.jO; calves, S,.iOiS6,50; TcXasic,l
steers, $i2iisi,3j, iiogs-Rcccpts today 2s,01J;
tomorrow, 20,0Oo; letl oNcr 5000; Zoe higher;
mixed and butchers, 50, l0aSd.15 bulk of sales,
sj2jasGGo. Receipts, .j,00O; sheep veal
lambs, steady Ia llp lower: good 90 choice.
wctherS, sL0DlsiS0; iair to choice myrd, SS.r0l
$500; western sheep, Sl.,jliio: native lambs.
81 NNI So 10, MrsIcrM llmhs. 81 sM.IsL.NM
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Buffalo Live Stock Market.

East Buffalo. Dee. 70 Cattle Receipts, a,Ipl
head; l0c higher ior good shipping and export
steers; lja2jc higher Tor butchers grades; best
steers, TG,5jaSG,i0 medium /" good Sj5OaSG -
light TO good butchers, Si3jaS6jo; hcIrS, s,.il
uSIi0; COWS, poor 10 choice, S,,5asl.IO: bulls,
=. 20: fresh COWS scarce and iirm vcal,,
Nir 10 good, >G00aS,Tj; choice 10 best, S0o,
~ -. liogs Receipts. lS,iOn head active. 10,
l5r higher: heavy. sG.GOasU75; mixcd. So 40,
$500 pigs, - IOlS5.S0: rruelr, - 00asJ -
stays, Si.25aSi,jo, Sheep and Lambs Receipts,
- 100 head, strong ior sheep; top MIXED, - So,
Si.W culS 10 fair sl,1jas3,.5 wethcrs, Si.00i
ri.jO; lambs, easier: tops, sG.l0asI.l5; fair Ia
good, sj.Gja>G.0o: calls and common, Si..jas1 90;
(ail,la,, So SOlSJ 81
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BONDS.
Scranton Wholesale Market.

Corrected by H. q. Dale, - LackIwannl A,c.
Flour--Besl patents, per barrel, siG0.
l'ean,--per bshc, rEoice marrow, S2,j5.
Buttcr-Frc>h creamery, bic; lure "a limcty
.ic; dairy, .S,aC.
thcc,c- Full cream, lsal2y.
Egg'-Ncalby, 3ar, storage fancy, lolac.
Green Pcas-per bushcl, $50.
Potatuc,--rer busnrl. -,
OniOns-Per blIshel, Sl.GO.
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New York Grain and Produce Market

New York Dec, Flour Fimcr at Close
with wheat hut not quutJbN higher; Minnesota
patent s3s0asilj. Whtat-spot, firm; Nu.
led ssa,c /, q. b., atoit; No. . ,ed, s.c, rlryi.
tor; Ne. Northern Duluth >Iiao, t. 0. h, atoat;
options for tim" WEI" affected, but in lhr at
tlnoou sharply icCovcrtd: closed finn AT 80 net
advance: March closed. ssc: May sisc: july
sGsic; Dee, sa2s,. Com spot, drm; NJ, >,
I0ssc elevator and IO@sc ahoa; option market
sold oh al first, but eventually recovered aud
closed finn and 4sc ucl higher; May closed
7o9sc; Dec, 1o1sc. olts-SpJt mmeri No, 2, &c;
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No. 3, 5lc: No. . white. Hc: No. white, 5siac,
track mixed western. j2lac: track white western,
jiaj1iac: track whit state. iia5Tiac. Options
Buttcr-S,rudy; creamery, lGa23c: factory, 12iAa
1jiac; june creamery. lja2l lac; imitation cream
cry, 1ialSiac; state dairy. l5a23c. Checsc-Quiet;
state full creams, large fall made fancy, l0alOAc;
state do do, small. do do. do, 1lali4c: late
made hes, large. ohc; do. do. do small, 1Oa
loAc. Egg>-Fimcr: state and Pennsylvania,
zoe; western at market, 23a20c; southern at mar
krt, 31llSc,
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Steel Bridges for New Zealand.

by Exclusive Wire nom The Associated Piess.
Wellington y, H.. Dee. ao-rhc goyernm n,
OF New Zealand Ia, decided to order all steel
blidgeS from the United STATE, In tl" future.
lhi, decision comes GS result OF the recent eX,
porienVc of the Minawatu Railway company,
when the American bid biz steel ,iuduct
amounted 10 onc'qualtcr OF the price bid by
English inns.
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Financial.
New York ana Ontario Land 60

NOTICE Il l'CEFBN GiNi.N that the N'H - K
and Ontario Land COMPANY viii, ON the nr-t
day OF fcMualy lno', t0k, W and ,rJrrl rit
oi the bonds now outstanding ISSUED under tue
executed by the ,aid company 10 the Central
Trust company, oI Sew York as trustee, by
paying ror caah SUI IA hond the sum ol i've hun.
drcd and Giiy lsjiOl dollars and all iGtcre,, uc-
cTucd to The aid date, PAYMENT win be madr
on presentation OF said bonds and all unpaid
coupons. at the otite al the central Irus, com.
pasy, OF New York No. - Wall street, IN the
city of New York,
Nfw YORK * ONTARIO LAND COMPANY.
A. h. fAHMELEf Treasurer.
New iolL, July -, lo0l
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East Liberty Market.

East Liberty, Pa, Dec. ~ oattlc-stcady:
choice, SG,.0aG 40; prime, -, sjasJ.OO good SI.3i
osl,G1 IIogs--Activc aud higher; prime heavias,
So sOasGs5; heavy mediums, SGG5aS61j; ight
do. 81, ,20asd,aO; rou2hs, SlO0iG,2i. shcep-Ac.
tive and higher; hest wethelS. sL00lsi.lI; cull,
aud common. sl.ohs2OD; lrarnss, S3O1aSi, ~;
veal calves, S1UJlS.n
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HOLLISTERVILLE.

Hollisterville, Dec. 3O.--rhc Christ
mas tree and entertainment siven by
the pupils OF the Nj. Il. and NJ, p. sun
day schools, in the Methodist Profess
tant church, mas eve, was largely at
tended, and enjoyed by those present.
Also the one in the Baptist church
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BRADFORD COUNTY.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune
Towanda, Dec. 30..--The murderer of
NJ. Nespasian Mills. at North Townntla
is still at liberty. The deed was done
on his farm and the body was found in
the barn with ninety shot holes in his
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HALLSTEAD.

Special to the Scranton Tribune
Hallstead. Dec. 30-Alrs. John Phil
lips. mother of Mr.. Barney Phillips, of
this place, died at her home in the
Highlands last week. The remains were
brought to Hallstead for burial Thurs
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Oil Market.

OF City. Pa, Dee. 30 trcdii balances 1I5i
cert hcilp, no bid; ,hpmcuts. lj5,7sj avpragc
Ej 293; lms, lGi,7'l; average, 1851.
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Dividend Notice.

TIE TRADERS NATIONAL BANK,
Scranton, Pa, Dee. 81, 1901
Al their regular meeting today the directors
OF thi, bank added S.j.OO0 10 the surplus, max
ing that fund now Sl2j, 900. and declared a semi
annual dividend OF 3 per cent. clear of all taxes
and payable January !, 1902.
Checks will be mailed and transfer books
closed until after that date.
l.. =. PASSMORE, Cashier.
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Business Opportunity.

WANTED Man wi.h .uall amount, tIr aa,i in.
teiest IN established hu,incSr' r,nlt- ",or'
NOUS. Particulars, II. Collins. tnync Hotel,
ESTABLISHED CASH u, SINESS improved and
domestic woolcn., merchant tailOrln. COM
bincl; tine trade; All mesh eonis latest dr.
signs splendid opportunity, Iol iitlc cash and
,ccmitv VIII inventory. Good lpa.uns for sell.
ns. Particulars. cIll ur address, Grorae, Room
II, III lackIwanua aNrnuc, scranton Pa
srock AND WHEAT TRADERS without dclsy
Write lor our special market letter Free on
application. :. NJ lIbbard Co.. member, y
y Consolidated and Stock sNrnansc, a and 10
Broadway, New Iolk Established lsa, Long
Dis anco' Prone 2iss Broad
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Lost.


lOSr-Sc0ich terrier; rewards ii returned to :;0j
Madison avenue.
lOST-Gold brooch: opal setting, between Elm
Park church and Myrtle street. Finder re-
turn or notify 10j Conncll Building.
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Wanted.
Boarders Wanted.

:
WANrED-C!ood secondhand furnace, will pay
cash Address Lock Box l3o scranton, Pa
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HAkFA NAN.

When man is sick and can only work
half the time he is practically half man.
1t requires his whole physical energy to
do half "a MANS xyorl,
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~ iNSNihNo hao "iaoiS pay oiSaA ShSiS) l
do half mans work.
In general the weak run down
condition which cuts the strength
and energy in half is due to dis -
ease of the stomach and other TT
organs Of digestion and nutrition.
You could not expect half NJ
| starved man to work more
than half the time. The y
condition of the man "A
with weak stomach is
hat OF the half starved ~
man. He is weak 2d
hrough lack Of nutri-
Ion.
DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery
sures diseases of the
stomach and other Or
sans OF digestion and
hutrition. 1t enables
he perfect nutrition ~c
of the body and so re- Y
stores the strength, y n
rI had stomach trouh- IN
Be from BIRTH writes N
(ir, Willis Seaman, of "
Nashingtonvlle, Or Y
nge Co., y. y, "and suffered
Iith it more or less as grew up
the age OF IS | was broken N
own with dyspepsia. My suffei-
g WAS terrible. Could not eat
ithout distress Could only eat
few certain things and was not NJ
BILE to work half the time, Ev-
Fry thing tried only gave me
Temporary relief My wife finally
\. | |
persuaded me 10 Try Dr, Peicss
Golden Medical Discovery and
Pleasant Pellets | took six
bottles Of Golden Medical Dir
eovery aud two vials Of Doctor
Pierces Pleasant Pellets. l then
felt so we'll that stopped taking
medicine. Several months have
passed and can do the hardest
Kind of work, can eat anything
that is set before mt aud enjoy
II. l am 21 years old ana this I0
II the hrst time I have ever ~
beer .Yell."
Dr, Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con
kipation.
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Real Estate.
Money to Loan.


ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN-Quiok,
straight loans or Building and Loan. At
from to Il per cent. Call on y. V. Walker,
3lI.;lj tonnell building.
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Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con-
tipation.
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( run down
he strength
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-31
Wanted-Room and Board.


WANrED-Board and room. private family; lady
Address. +. W. B.. Tribune.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-08-09
cLAFLIN COMMENTS.
From the Clarion


G. D. Montgomery has had his
share Of bad luck the past week, hav-
ing lost valuable horse and q good
mich COW.
You have heard of Matching chick
ems by incubator, but Clahin has a
lady who goes one better and is rails
ing pig on q nursing bottle.
o. T. Stevens and wife are up
from the Iudian Territory on a visit
with friends and relatives. Mug was
recently promoted and now handles
the throttle as engineer.
From a close observation by our
statistical reporter We are able to state
that Clafin's population will be in
creased by at least fourteen new.
corners between this and next spring.
Fred Wolf, known to every bod y
in Barton County, was married las:
week at Kansas City to q Miss
Schaeffer. It will be hard for Fred
to turn the little Wolves from his
door, here's hoping that their "howlsv
will only add to the many other pleas
ures of his happy home.