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The Washington times., 1901-09-29
Nap.
CFrom the Detroit FREQ pros, ,

The baby keeps everybody awake
why. even the carpet Is without its nap since
dear little Harold camel" eNclains the man
pointing TO the path his feet have worn as he
has paced TO and fro
But how inane mere humor becomes. in settings
of tragedy such as thesel
The Washington times., 1901-09-29
Fame.

From the Chicago Journal)
However Admiral Howison will be remembered
as man who could not think twice in the same
place ~
The Washington times., 1901-09-29
CURRENT HUMOR
Not True.
lie New York weekly.)

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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-30

defeat for our team by score of II
to o.
Miss Rita Ross spent Thanksgiving
with friends at Wilkes Barre.
John j. DcPuc. Il veteran of the civil
war is very i'll at his home on Slocum
street.
Union Thanksgiving services We're
held at the Baptist church on Thurs
day morning. Rev. Fl. II. Wilbur,
pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal
church. preached the sermon.
tlarenc" a. Little. esq. will sit as
auditor in TIL. estate of the late John
Swnrlwood. ON Tuesday morning at
10 o'clock.
Floyd Kellogg. of Springvilc. will
take II position as salesman at the
store of c.. \. Hungerford & Son. in
place of William MOsinr. who will 60
to Dalton to assist Theodore Kellogg
in managing the new store to he con-
Quoted by lIuneerford Il Co. at that
place.
Engineer James Deubler of the
MontroSe Eaiiroad is laid lip with Il
lame back
Albert NOrthropa has secured IL posi-
,i"n as civil engineer with the West
shore railr"ad company.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-30
M0NTRoSE.
sreci,d 10 the scranton Tribune.

Special 10 the scranton Tribune.
AIontrose. Nov. 2s---Smith sisters at
Village Hall next Monday evening. un-
der auspices Of the Presbyterian 7. y.
g. T.. Reserved seats on sale at Me-
Cnusands.
A number Of our prominent residents
are at Little Meadows today in atten-
dance at tho funeral services OF IN"
late ex-Sherirf Ward Deuel.
William v. trossman. who was ar-
ridentally killed By falling from the
railroad bridge az PittstOn junction
one night last week. was II native and
for many years Il resident of this place"
lie studied law and was admitted to
tire Susuuehanna county bar number
of years ago. but had not. we under
stand. been in active practice for som"
time. fc was the only child of the
late William A. and Mary II. Cross
man.
The host OF friends of Harry -.
Jones. of this place. arc showering mn,
with congratulations upon his appoint.
mcnt, lust received. us clerk in tn"
audit or generals Office at Harrisburg.
II is said that the position carries an
annual salary of sl.4Oo. Mr.. Jones
leaves for the stat" capital on Mon
day.
George ". FRAZIER spent Thanksgiv-
ing as a gucsI OF relatives in Rush.
Mrs. l.. \. tack,is Is seriously i'll q,
h"r homc on Maple street
Two car loads of dressed poultry was
shipped from the station via the Lack
awanna on the Montrosc railroad for
the Thanksgiving market.
'rh. mems -Four ot'lork Meeting
or the PRESBYTERIAN church will j."
held next Sunday at III" rr"rty Jail.
George H. Lyons will lead the meet
inS.
The regular monthly union meeting
of the Baptist, Presbyterian aud Meth
o,list congregations will De held on
Sunday evening at the Baptist church,
when the pastor. Rev. T.. *. Thomas.
will. by request repeat tempcrauc"
sermon preached by him several weeks
ago
Miss Lula scott left today for Ee1h
lshcm, Pa. where she will spend sew
cral weeks visiting among relatives.
Rev H. p. Benedict. of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church, preached AN
nbic Thanksgiving sermon a, tho union
services held in the Presbyterian
church yesterday
The supper and festival given by tho
ladies Of tho Catholic church at Vii
lagc hall on Wednesday evening was
stupendous success. tho net receipts
heins approximately $1,000. The fine
set of dishes Went to Mrs. James Curry.
of Montrose she having succeeded in
raising the largest sum for the par
ish building fund.
T.. r. Flummerfet. student Of the
Scranton business college, spent
THANKSGIVING at the home of his par
rnts nthis place.
Mrs. T.. ID. Brewster and daughter.
Claire. of Scranton. We're guests of
rrlntivcs in this place yesterday.
NJ. II. Eisman. Of SusQuehanna. was
Il guest at the home of Mr.. ana Mrs.
~ s. Dressauer in this place yestcr-
(lHy
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-30
THOMPSON.
,hc Scranton Tribune

Special 10 ,he Scranton Tribune
Thompson. Nov. 30.--Mrs. Pouc Of
jackson is with her daughter. Mrs. c.
H. Pickering at this writing.
Miss Lenore Stanton of Scranton is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Ray Gelatt.
who is with her husband AT his par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. T.. Gelau. on
Jefferson street
1t has showed more or less every
day this week and yet we cannot call
this sleighing.
The attendance al the union Thanks
giving services yesterday in the NJ. T..
church was light.
Frank Hall post &. a. r.. nominated
officers for the ensuing year at their
meeting Wednesday.
Miss Cora Laymon. primary teacher
in our graded school, is spending her
Thanksgiving vacation with her par
pnts at Jermyn.
Louis Clark. of Edella. spent Thanks
giving with his wife at her fathers.
r. NJ. Gelatt. on Jackson street.
Mrs. Milton Spencer and son, Russe.
of Mt. Pleasant, visited her mother.
Mrs. Sylvester King. this week, They
all took Thanksgiving turkey At her
brothers, e. e. King
rlDeTt IiCheIlhS, Nuo uttl VII
Pickering, Wihmrth & Co. for several
wears at the Ready Pay store, has Ell
gagged with q. I. Clark at the corner
store.
Mrs. b. r. Barnes, who has been
sick for the past week. is improving
slowly.
Mrs. Jesse Muzz of Owrgo. " V, is
visiting her father. II. \. Sayton. III e.
inc l,pn
Ter carpenter Of the Jefferson branch
some years and has lived here. Now
he goes to Dunmore To rake charge of
the work on the Erie and Wyoming
branch as Well
Mrs. j. p. Lyden spent THANKSGIVING
with her daughters al Great Bend.
\. f.. Gardner. of Herrick Center.
spent his Thanksgivme with his aunt,
Mrs. I.ucenda Potter, in the township
and returned home this afternoon, His
wife and son were with him.
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UNIONDALE.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

IIniOndale Nov. 29.-Alr. and Mrs,
Edgar Burdck and family were enter
,ained by Mrs. Albert Smith at
Thanksgiving dinner.
Union services We're held in the
Methodist church Thursday Rev. A..
Eastman preached the sermon.
Miss Nettie Newell, of Scranton,
spent "A few days this week at her
fathers home,
Miss Virsie Cargill teacher of the
intermediate room, went home We'd
nesday morning.
Monte Jacobs, the converted jew.
spoke in Maple Grove last SUNDAY
Among those who took Thanksgiv-
ing dinner out of town wer. Miss
Frank Lewis, Mrs. Harriet Raswell
and Mrs. Charles Lyons,
Robert r.. Tennant, our local artist
completed the renovation of the Pres
hyterian church last "Wednesday Ia The
complete satisfaction of all who have
witnessed 1t.
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New York Grain and Produce Market

New Nolk. NV. ~ Flour- Finn with w!rlr.
but not active Wacat--Spot stronger: closed
strong aud SO. 10 ic net iighcr; No. ,-d,
h3'2,. /, %. b. ,toii and Si'i,. elevator: No.
Northern Duluth S2hc. I. o. Is. ahNa! u!,t ions
>roneod aud active. March closed s1@s,. May.
>4Hsc.: December, 0l.r. Corn spot linn; \o,
=. 6'asc elevator aud .OH4c. /. t.. h. nlodt. Op.
'ac. net advance Ma! closed to'.r.; December.
Mc. Olts spot INN: NJ. ., t>r.: \n. 3. .'ar.:
W. . white, BE: W. = white, IT.; uarh
miNrd WESTERN 4sa' a.: track white. r"5I", IN
lions advanced with other mi,hrts. Bu'rl e
Strong: creamery, l,a.i'a'. factory. Sal;'.".:
June creamery. lsa"2r. imitation clrdlne'I, ~.
als'.c; state dairy. lm2:i,. hc">,'-->tidr, fan.
'y, large september. ihc,: finy. SMALL Srutrm-
her, l01.r.: late made lest large. oHa:c.: lalr
made host small. iUi'4c l.gg> Finn: ,tatr and
Pennsylvania. .sa.9c; western al mars, .id"sr.:
outhrln IT mark, .:i,,,'
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CLARK'S GREEN,

TIL" members and friends OF the
baptist church here will make their
pastor. the Rev. r. Pnrlatt East. "A
donation n, the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Silas White on the afternoon and
evening of Tuesday, December ::
The funeral obseq,ies of the late
Mrs Sylveste, W. Mead. a former resi-
dent Of this place. late of He,rick,
were held here in the Methodist church
AT o'clock on Monday last. Rev. NJ.
s. Godshall otfciated.
Air. r. $. Harlan has returned to his
home from Benton. Columbia county.
this state. where he has been Iaborng
in The interest of a canning plant.
tie reports much progress and enter
tuins many hopes Of success i'm the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-30

Scranton. spent Thanksgiving day with
liOnesdale relatives.
Misses Hona W. and I.uc! r. Edgett
gave II card party TO ii large number
of lady friends. friday afternoon.
The ladies of Grace Episcopal church
will serve Il turkey supper in th. church
on Thursday evening. December =.
The brokerage business Of MrGcetin
& Schauhle has collapsed. and tn" pro-
prictors have suddenly disappeared.
Their office effects are to be sold by the
constable.
The next attraction AT the opera
house will he 'SidetrHcked." by the a.
q. Scan,mun company. Thursday. De-
cember' :.
The blizzard which swept over Park
lake did not prevent the skaters from
enjoying THANKSGIVING day On the ice.
All day the lake was crowded with IA
happy company of young people
The IIonesdHle Glass Decorating COM
pauy is to furnish souvenirs for the
fifteenth annual dinner of the New
England society. to b" given in Sr,an
ton on Friday evening. December 20. a
| number Of tionesdale gentlemen are
members of this society.
euleSuaN at noon there was utiIrt
wedding nt the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Rieli-r. of North Main street.
| when their daughter, Miss Tille w.
and Mr. ". j. Jones. of BROOKLYN. y.
V. were united in marriage by Rev.
William u. Swift. The family and a
few intimate friends only were present.
They left on the afternoon train for
Brooklyn, where they will make their
home.
Mr., ana Mrs. j. edwin Barbour, Of
Paterson, y. j.. an" visitors AT the resi-
dence of the latter's mother Mrs. Will
lam II. Stanton.
The Honesdal" and Huwlev High
school Junior FOOT ball teams played a
! game on the silk mill grounds yestcr-
day afternoon. There was also IL game
between lhs iionesdnlc seniors ando Il
team from JermNn. IIonesdnle teams
We're the victors in both games,
The annual ball nf the Amity club
was largely attended in the armOly.
Wednesday night, \ large number Of
, out -of-town guests We're present
Among the ont -uf-toWn students who
ar" home for THANKSGIVING are Ienas
/ II. Russell Charles DurfiiuScr ana Car
| roll Lynch.
Paul Gardner. ot West pittston, Wis
Mrs. II. q. k"ef-r ana daughter Miss
, Louisa, ar. guests ot scranton rela-
tiNrS.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-30

ing subject, How u sinner Is Better
Than Saint" Evening service al I
O'Clock. subject. "A sinners only
Hope" sunday school al > p. n All
are invited.
Mr. Charles schmidt Went yesterday
tn st. Thomas hospital to undergo an
operation for appendicitis.
Mr.. Charlie Bowman, of Lincoln
street. has purchased the property in
Providence which belonged To Mr.. Will
liam Benjamin.
A very pretty double wedding look
place Wednesday afternoon at St
Patrick's church. when Miss Mamie
Judge ana Mr. John Reyes and Miss
Maggie Logan ana Mr., B. Lyons were
united in marriage by the Rev. T. J.
Murphy,
Mrs. Lizzie Wilson and son. of Green
Ridge. spent Tuesday with relatives in
town.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-30
SuSQUEHANNA.


Susuuehannn. Nov. ~. Baptist.
Methods, and Avenue Methodist
churches united in il Thanksgiving
service in the Baptist church on Thurs
day evening. sermon by the pastor
of the Baptist church, Rev. J, l.. Will
liams.
The Fri" shops. tn" schools ana the
banks We're closed on Thursday, The
schools ar" also closed today
There is Just snow enough for slim
sleddin'
The thirteenth annual ball of Erie
Hose company, No, |, was held in
Hogan Opera house nn "Wednesday
evening. IN" attendanc" was large,
and the occasion Was II big success in
every RESPECT
The ladies ur the Oakland Congre-
gational church realized Sl2i from the
fair ana festival recently held.
The gentlemen ui The Avenue Metho-
dist Episcopal church spent Thursday
in improving the church rditire.
Largely attended Thanksgiving ser-
vices We're held in christ Episcopal
church ON Thursday morning. Al The
special Thanksgiving services. 10 ba
held in The church on sunday. the
Soloists viii be Misses Winifred vii
liams and Alice Baird, of Blnshamton;
T.. L. Wade of Philadelphia amt f.
Il, Benson. "f Susuuehanna.
I.ovptt's Boston Concert company
Will appear In Hogan Opera house on
Saturday evening, the first attraction
in the popular Susquehanna entertain
ment course,
The Republican, candidates for rep
NesentatlNe. in this vicinity, are Editor
Henry 4. Birchard and Edward j.
Matthews. of Susquehanna. and A. e.
Barrett, of New Milford, "And there
are others"
"rh" Hottest Coon in Dixie" "om-
pany viii appear in Hogan opera
house on Wednesday evening next,
\ delegation Of Susquehanna Knights
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TUNkhANNOck.

Special to the scranton Tribune.
Tunkhannock, Nov. 2a.--AIr. and Mrs
Uuy jackson. Of New York. spent
Thanksgiving with their parents at
this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Day are enter
tanning relatives from New York state
this week
Word was received on Thursday
from Patrick Boycc who is being
treated at a Philadelphia hospital He
has had an operation performed and is
getting along nicely. Mrs. Boyre is
with him.
Mrs. Draper Shaw and daughter.
Gertrude. of Nicholson. spent Thanks
giving with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank lief.
from on Third street
The foot ball game between Tunk-
hammock and Pitts,on. played at Pitts
ton on Thanksgiving day. resulted IN
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NICHOLSON.
Special to tn. scranton Tribune.

Nicholson. Nov. 29-Mr. and Mrs u.
w. Titus spent Thanksgiving with the
latt"r's sister. Mrs. Elizabeth Rcpp. of
Old Forge.
DR., and Mrs. H.. II. Webb. of Jersey
city, are spending some time as guests
of Mrs. W"hh's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. f.. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. \. rolvin are visit
ing relatives AT Afford.
Mrs. g. T.. Buck, daughter Marjorie
and son Kenneth. of Enshamton. are
visiting friends and relatives in town.
Mrs. Frank Pratt. ir., and two chill
dren. %! Red Fank. y. j.. are the guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pratt. nf state
street
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Ch,ago, Nov 90. a.-iatlc Receipts. "luo. in.
clUding lOn TcNan-; choice scryrs INN; "lhar.
dull; good 10 prime, 81. G.'0a,,a5; poor 10 medium,
StOIG: siorherS ind lrrlrrS, S,at.3j. cows. s1.@i
at7i. hritcrS Si,.i0ijiO: oanner>. ~ La 10:
hnll, S"aI, -; calves, Ss.ioaijo; r-Nus 'rl
steers. >i.j Hogs Receipts today, ilUW: To.
morIow. $1,000: lclr oNrl. 900; active ani ! 10
10 cents higher, ui>ed and murhcr>, SihOiG;
good 10 choue heavy, ,5,0i6li: rnuph heavy,
81 45aj.Gj: Light. Sjai.hn; buln NJ >alc, S,%iI
sos. Sheep Receipts, Ij,1H,; sheep artN" md
higher: amls. 10 io H. sent, higher i0r good I:
good I" choice w"irr,. S5,jJii,"j; naiyr lsinls
- i0d4 90: western lambs. feeders ST. i0,iIn
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of Columbus paid their Port Jervis
brethren a fraternal visitation on
Thursday.
A pleasant party was held on Thurs
day evening a. the residence Of Charles
+. Curtis, on jackson street, In honor
Of MIR. and Mrs. Charles Curtis, jr,
or Gibson
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-30

Chira.o. NOV. ~. Rull "lLni,iasm result mg
rom the strength in ils southwestern markets
seat prices climbing in all pits on th' board to
IaN; December wheat closing lc. i1yanccd: De.
rcmhar com, 'sa'.c, higher and D-r-ubrr oats.
'Sr. mp Provisions rlnScd Zig 10 ~. cents
higher. Cash 0iptat ions were H. follows:
Flour Firm: No. } spring wheat, .0'sa.@ tr.;
w. red. 16a,,'ac.. W, yellow corn, Gtla..;
w. uat>, t3i.ai''"o. No. white. i5iaat".:
No. :: white. Hi.J+Gc.; No. rye, d0 ai,iiv; rIir
to choice mailing, j'a,,.": No, | Nan seed. Sl.E':
No. Northwestern. "i.@; lnnnr lirnalhy ,cod,
$3.50; ur>S pork. Si,.'oal "a. lard, ~ i5av 80:
short ribs. Ss.2nis:m: dry sailed shoulders. asa
.c. short clrur sides >>Giis. -: wh,hcy. sl,'i".
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-30
Scranton Wholesale Market.

q directed lN II. &. Dale. - IachawdnnL N"I
Bcans Per h,,-r'. choice marrow. 81 i0a:.'io.
Entt"r- Frcsh creamery. ii.a.Ir.: dairy. fresh.
":;c.
Cheese Iull cream, lO'aallc
EggS--Nrarby state. l'l!uc.
Medium BcanS--Pcr buslci, S!.ju.
Green Peas Per hrslcl. - iOai H.
FlourHe- patent, per barrel. Sii5.
BeanS-Pcr hl,>htl choi'" marrow, ~ 10
PotatocS--Pcr bu.hrl 81. u.
Oninns Per bIlsh,l. Nl.'tal. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-30
A Trip to California OF Florida.

Those contemplating such "trip need
but 10 call on the local ticket agent of
the I.ackawanna railroad and he will
arrange every detail. including trans
portation, berths. reservations and
checking of baggage through Ia desti-
nation; also will furnish rates. folders,
descriptive literature and amy other M
formation desired on the subject.
Through sleepers and day coaches 10
Chicago, only one change Of cars 10
California, -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-30
THE MARKETS.



New York, Nov 2o-.Amaigana,cd SopPc' Wa
again an unsetting influence IN tuc Wuoie SION
market. Its downward course was not very =
ratio, the decline being punc'us.cn py onE nv. ~.
points of resistance and by cneotwc ray. NV
resistance was not long mMntausu ~ hns I' .u''
and The price was soon showed 70 say s9".
Near the end OF the DAY tue price touCneu ~ ="
extreme decline OF b's, anu cioscu OILY sn.u,
better. There was no appearance %, ANY s.cmp,
10 support tue stock snd vas ic ,o Tvs o,',or 0Mr
coulse. Inc dcmota'Ha.on w ,, i..e % iam .ppV.
market in London was the importing cause o' Ine
uecI,ne' ihcIc Wclc '"V'n'V', o".S - " u
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-30
WELSH HILL.

Special TO the Scranton tribune
Welsh Hill Nov. 9s.--on Thursday
last the Ladies' Aid was pleasantly
entertained at the home Of Mrs. Sara
Richard.
Morgsn Morgan and John Evans
were In Scranton On Tuesday and
wednesday OF this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Richari Law"
8e'-.nsd from pleasant trip lhroJsr
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-30
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

the western and southern parts OF this
state.
Lake Tdlewild is frozen over for the
first time this season.
Mrs. NJ. w. watkins Is entertaining
her father. Mr.. craft. of Jefferson. NY.
D. W. Deer has returned from the.
hunt. but minus the deer.
The entertainment given last even.
ing by Prof. Anihony's pupils was
greatly enjoyed.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-30
HONESDALE.

special TO the scranton Itihmc
Iioucs,laI". Nov. ~. Gee seventy i've tick
cts were sold AZ III" union station for
the Eric excursion to New York on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry W. Rowl.y, Of
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-30
pRICEBURG.

Preaching in the Priceburg r. NJ.
church Sunday morning anI evening
by the pastor Rev. W. Bentley Morn
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-30
Miscellaneous,


THE LITERARY DIGEST MI he ,rui b. any
address IN scranton Tor ten cents Per w"Ci
send Ten cents fur tNo weeks trlil. sample copy
hre l.. n'nwn, 40 Madison Nc Ncrllc, rit!
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-30
Oil Market.

Oil City. Nov 2a,--Credil balances. L:O; rrrlih.
Gates no bid; shipments, l9s.5js; average ~,
gpj: runs. 1T5 liz; average, sT2.i9
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-30

rOR RENT--I,oom suitable for carpenter er pi'n.
shop rear 40 Madison avenue. Traders Real
Estate company.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-30
THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT'' DIRECTORY.
4 Lines 10 Cents % s insertions 70 Cents |
HsA
For Rant.

rOR RFN1-Modcrn eight room house. all i'm.
provcmcnts, pleasantly situated, 1885 Capouse
avenue
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-30
Real Estate.

FOR SALE-onc acre Of land. improved with
ninc.rooE, house: plenty and variety Of fruit:
good location in village of Fcetvillc. Mr: Olive
Fish Elcctvillc, Pa
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-30
Strayed OF Stolen.

SrR\\EU OR SrOl.EN Large 1--we, aud white
English setter. Liberal reward i'r information
Or return 10 schuyler {. G.rnDu 80 Mcdison
avenue.
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Eelp Wanted--Male.

ANY PERSON who will distribute circular. for
~ daily should address S;Inuird TO-.
Wells Chicago.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-30

NOiNC MEN--lcirn rapid lettering Tor srns
show cards. tickets. etc. Home study: b>oklc
free ". A Thompson. Pontiac. Micl.
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Miscellaneous.
Business Opportunity.

STOGK AND WHEAT TRADERS without dc,ay,
Write ior our special market letter. Free on
application. s. VI. IIibhard l. Co., members "
Y. Consolidated and Stock SNchange. ~ AMI IS
Broadway, New York. Established ls"i. Lork
Distance Phone 1888 Broad.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-30
Boarders Wanted.

PRIVATE rAMIIN wishes to have two nice men
10 board. German English. Call any t.mc
after Thusdsy All con,enicnces. so1 fa'ri on
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Financial.
New York aud Ontario Land Go
Money to Loan.


S;O0.0n0 10 LOAN--l.owest rates: straight Or
monthly payments. Stark 4 Co.. Traders bldg.
ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN. Qui, h.
straight loans or Building and Loan. Vt
from 10 q per cent. Call on \. '. Walker,
81 i.:;tj (uInell huilding.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-05-09
SHARKEY-RUSSELL BOUT.
The Sailor Knocked Out the California
Heavyweight In the Fourth Round Of
Rough-nnd- tumble Fight

Denver, Col, May 4.-Sailor Tom
sharkey put out "Big Fred' Russell,
the California heavyweight, in the
fourth round of what was scheduled
to be ten-round go before the Col
orado Athletic association here last
night 1t was characterized by rough
and-tumble tactics engaged in by
both. science playing but little part,
There was understanding and rough
work throughout apd it seemed that
eHch had a chance to win by land
ing wild swing at any time. In
The third round Russell landed some
coed body blows which seemed 20
knock the breath out OF the sailrr
He was groggy at the end of tn,
round and If Russell had bored IN he
might have won The fght Mt This pr-
riof, In the fourth round both men
held End hung on TO each other, when
Sharkey broke away and landed right
and left swings on Russell's jaw, put
ting him down and, as Russell arose.
Sharkey sent in the finishing puach.
q half swing on the ear.
Previous to the fight Referee Frank
Cullen called all bets off because, MS
he said. the management Of the club
wished to protect themselves aud
their patrons, lie inferred that il
had been rumcred that a deal" was
on between the fighters.