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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-12
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

for the famous old town we'll on Pine
| street.
| Miss Bessie Snover, of Elmira, Is
| visiting Miss Grace Robinson.
Miss Ellen Tiffany, of Binghamton,
was visiting relatives here Monday.
II. j. Carver has finished painting the
pleasant residence of r. ]. Connors, on
Main street.
Edward Scotten and his competent
| crew of Western Union Telegraph line
men were home to spend Sunday.
Frank Barnes and jerome sloat are
painting the house of Peter ALLEN on
Chase avenue.
Miss Mary Scotten was visiting in
Binghamton Tuesday.
Miss Martha A. Hill. of New York
city, is the guest of Mrs. John Allen.
Mrs. William Mcroud was visiting in
Binghamton Tuesday.
Mrs John Barber was visiting rela-
'ives in Susduehanna. She returned
home Tuesday.
stephen Tinelcy is making improve
ments about his grocery store on Main
street by erecting new awning.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frear. of Gill
bertsvillc, are visiting at the home of
Edward Scotton.
Delaware, Iackawanna & Western
observation car, the Comet, passed
west over the road Tuesday. Several
company officials were aboard.
The Hallstead Fire Engine and Hose
company were called to Ncstal early
Sunday morning to aid in subduing the
fire which was burning among the coal
and rubbish scattered by the explosion.
No time was lost by the boys in re-
spending to the call. They spent
twenty-four hours at the scene of the
wreck
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THOMPSON.


| Thompson, June 11.--Mr. and Mrs. C.
l.. Clark, of Montdale, were greeting
their many old friends here Saturda,
and Sunday. They were the guests O
their son, c. |. Clark, and of theil
daughter, Mrs. +. NJ. Lewis. Mr.. CIarl
is looking after his farm interests.
The Children's day services at the NJ
| T.. church Sunday morning drew ar
old-time congregation. The children
| rendered their parts we'll and tn:
decorations We're fine. For some rea
son the Baptsts postponed their ser.
vices announced for that evening un.
til next Sabbath evening.
Mrs. Samuel Truesdale who has been
confined to the house by illness for tho
past month, is much improved
Miss Jennie Cooper, of Carbondalc is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Leonard Cole
Mrs. Scott Harris. of Owego. y. V,
was caller in town Saturday, while
on her way to visit friends in Scranton
Miss Nellie Clancy, teacher of the
Wrighter schools in the township
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
parents at Oakland. Her father is ser.
iously i'll.
Mrs. Fletcher does not improve and
her case is becoming serious.
We quote from James Whitcomb
Riley for the benefit of those who may
read:
ut amt no use to grumble and COM
plain,
It's jest as cheap and easy to rejoice;
When God sorts out the weather and
sends rain,
Why. rains my choice"
Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Gilatt, accom-
panied by their mother. Mrs. Stanton
and her daughter, Lenore, came IN
Saturday and will spend a few days
With Mr.. Gillatts parents Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. f. Gillatt. on jefferson street.
Mrs. Adridge, Of Hornellsvlle, is
visiting her brother, Burgess T.. c.
Layton.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Lewis had a new
experience on their return trip from
New York last week. While on the
steamer from New York to Albany the
boat ran amuck another craft. which
caused a clatter among the dishes and
a scramble among the sleepers and a
delay of a few hours for repairs, and
while there was no serious damage
done it stirred the blood Of all on
board.
Mrs. Marion Clawson, of Frcesoil,
Mich, and her nephew. Andrew Toby
are visiting the formers sister, Mrs
B. f. Barnes, on jackson street.
Clarence Spencer, ESQ. of Carbon
dale Wis business caller in town yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Lewis We're doing
business in Binshamton yesterday.
j. S. Mulrey and bride of Monta-
moras, Pa, We're guests the latter's
fathers. Manley Wrightcr, Monday.
They returned to their home on the
morning train to-day.
Perry IL Lewis, contractors. from
Suspuehanna, are cnlarginG and re-
shinSlinG j. ID. Millcr's farm barn.
j. l.. Winter looked on the Wild
West show in Ringhamton yesterday.
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Philadelphia Grain and Produce.

Philadelphia, June -Whcat-unchanged
contract grade. June, 75'aa76c. Corn-Hc tow.
or; No. > mixed June, 46hat6l2c. OatS--Eas.
ier; No. white clipped, 3ll4a3i'ac Butter
steady, lair demand; fancy western cream.
cry, loo, do, do, prints, he; do. nearby do.
l". Eggs Steady; fresh nearby. lie; do.
western, lc,; do. southwestern ,i'c.; do.
southern, l2c, Ihccsr-Dull anG easier; \. y.
full creams, fancy small, ohaolac.; do, do. do.
fair 10 choice, si.anc. Refined sugars--In-
changed, Ioiton-f'm, Lice, higher; mhd-
ding nplands, s o.l6c Tallow-Dull city
prime in hhds, ia,al7sc,; country do. do,
barrels, lhaiTsc,; cakes, 5ajiac Live poultry
Finn, fair demand fowls, ic: old roosters,
&C.; spring chickens, lja25c; ducks. DC
Dressed poultry STEADY, and in fair demand !;
fowls. choice, lDc; do iair to good, 0aoiac. !;
old roostcrs Glac.; roasting chickens, frozen,
Halle; turkeys, frozen, l0il2c
Reccpts-Flor, 200 barrels, and 2,76J 900
pounds in sacks; whcar, ,i,0OO bushels corn,
o. OOn bushels; oats 5000 bushels. Shipments
Wheat, 1000 bushels; corn, li7,O 900 bushels /;
oats, 10000 bushels.
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July 2. A prize Of $40 will be awarded
the lucky holder of the admission
ticket.
The funeral Of Alma, the sx-months-
| old child OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Rich
ards, of Taylor street, occurred on
Monday. Burial was made in the Mil
waukee cemetery.
The members of the Calvary Baptist
| Sunday school and church choir are
| requested to meet at the church on
Friday evening to rehearse for Chill
| dren's day exercises, which will be held
| on Sunday evening next
The union excursion Of the Methodist
| Episcopal churches of Northeastern
Pennsylvania will be run to Mountain
Park on June 81. Tickets can be had
from the committee and pastor OF the
| local Methodist Episcopal church. a
good time is assured to those desirous
of attending the outing.
Joseph Francis, of North Taylor, is
| serving as juror at the Scranton
courts this week.
Misses Sarah Davis and Carrie Har-
win. of Hyde Park, visited Miss Lydia
l1oskins. of Atherton street, recently.
Tayorville lodge. No. 462, knights of
Pythias. will meet this evening in
regular session.
Mrs. Etts. of Wilkes Barre. has rc-
turned home, after visiting at the
home of Mrs. r. w. Reese, OF Main
street.
Miss Lydia Hoskins was the guest
OF friends in Hyde Park yesterday.
Conner Jones is in Boston, Mass, at
tending the Grand conclave of Hepta-
sophs, as a representative from Lack
awanna conclave, No. 2l9.
Frederick Warnke, ex-recorder of
deeds. of West Scranton. was a busi-
ness caller in town yesterday.
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New York. June ll,-Flor-Dull and 5ll0c
lower on most grades, being influenced by wheat
MINI. patent, S3.00ai.l5; Minn b,kels. so.,Oa
;, l6 winter patents, Si.dja3,O; winter straishts
s.. i1ai, 81; winter extras. s2.'Nl2,s5; winter
low e,adcS, S23ot9,tn, Whca-Spot weak; No.
: red, ,l%ic. t, o, b. aHoat, and 7Sc, elevator
No. J northern Dnuh, oli4c, {, o. b. afoat
Onions opened steady, but soon weakened and
ruled heavy most OF il,e day. Closed weak at
i!llc net decline July closed .iAC; Sent ,
- O.; oct, 1i3sc,; Dee, 75%ic Corn-Spot
wcak, No. ?, i7'ar. elevator, AMI tsc. & o. b.
afrat. Options weak all ddv closed weak at
isa'sc, net loss. July CLOSED i7hc.; Sept +,
i'fSc. oat,-s9ot steady; No. ., a2lGc.; No.
2, 3?'; No. wlitc, aa,ac,; No. wntIe. Sac :
W. > track m,Xcd western. 32a3i .c (. track
nhitc, 32i2aj7c. Options steady, nut quiet On
the bnlish crop report. Bntier-Firm; cream
cry, l5iaal0iac; factory, l2aliiac, imitation
creamery, l3al7c.: state dairy, lilaaislac. Cheese
Quiet; fancy large colored, sl2aS4sc; do. do
white, s1gasSsc; fancy small colored, &c.; 10
do. white, a'saoAc. Eggs-Weak; state and
Pcnna,, 13hal3lsc.; western ungraded, liza
he; western, candled, selected, l3ai3Ic.
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HARTFORD.
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Hartford. June ia quiet wedding
was solemniZed at the home of Mrs. c
Wheaton, Thursday, June 9Th. the con.
tracing parties being Miss Bessie
Wheaton and Mr.. Walter Lewis At
ter a short bridal tour they will re.
turn to their home in Jackson.
Miss Bertha Holgate of the Soldiers
Orphan school, is visiting in Harris
burg.
The Presbyterian church will cele-
brate its birthday June Il. Roll call
will be held Saturday afternoon and it
is earnestly i lucsted that all mem
hers will be i. attendance.
Chauncy Rhodes has increased the
value of his property by the addition
of a very large new barn.
o. T. Maynard a member of the
graduating class of East Stroudsburg
Normal school. has been elected prin-
cipal of Kingsley school.
+. l.. Jones recently returned from
Florida whittier he made a trip for
his health.
Miss Louise Eduan. of Scranton.
visited relatives in town last week.
Mrs JudsOn Spaulding. of Bingham
ton. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Alpha
Carpenter.
Professor r. w. Pease. of Hallstead,
is a candidate for the office of county
superintendent of schools.
Miss Jenning Chamberlin is visiting
her grandparents in Wilkes Barre.
The band boys are to be guests of the
c. A. r. boys Wednesday night. Ice
cream and cake will be given them in
exchange for a few of the choice Sc
lections which they are capable of rem
dering.
Children's day will be observed in the
Methodist church Sunday, June 16.
Tuesday. June II was inspection day
al the Soldiers Orphan school. The
boys and girls did great credit to
themselves and superintendent Mat
thews A large crowd was in attend
ance and the usual good time was en-
joyed.
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TUNKHANNOCK.

Special Ia the Scranton Tribune.
Tunkhannock. June 11.-Mrs. ]. r.
Bredenger. of Mansfield. who has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam n. Reynolds the past week. re-
turned home on Monday
Mrs. A. q. Woodward visited friends
at Lake Winola on Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. Wheaton, of Lake
Carey. were doing business in town on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Louis =. Knoll. of Montrose,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Giles Ross. on Pine street. has re-
turned home.
Miss Mary Mitchell is the guest of
friends and relatives at Mansfield, Pa,
this week.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Burton Ticknor. of Tunkhannock.
and Miss Anna A. Kern. of Mehoop-
any Harry 4. Silvara of Sioux city.
Iowa and Miss Belle II. Lyon, of
Camptown IA: Byron Harding. Of
Eaton. and Miss Frances NJ Sicklcr,
OF Vernon. IA.
Meshoprcn ~ preparing to give an
,lh-fashioned Fourth of July celebra-
,ion.
". Il. Arnts went to Wilkes Barre
''l utSuiN, w Scl TtpdilS Iidue w
rhones belonging to the Wyoming
Telephone company's system. which
We're burned ont by lightning during
tn" severe thunderstorm of last
week.
\ couple os young men from Root
Hollow came over to town Saturday
for a little rccroation. and after en-
lying themselves awhile, they go so
noisy that they had tn he locked up for
couple of DAYS. They have been re-
leased
The contracts for carrying the mail
to Nicholson. Vernon and Beaumont.
from 'rnnkhannock. expire July I. and
general all-rOund charge will be
made. The contract fo1' carrying the
mail To Nicholson was let to a man
by the name of Ellis. who says he bid
$50 trip for the privilege, and
gave bonds to comply With his bid, as
required. The poStOtfice department
gave him prompt notice that his bid
to carry the mail between the two
towns for $50 per year was accepted.
and they insist on his undertaking the
contract. He says he will not, for
he did not make such contract, and
thus ii stands at present.
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HALLSTEAD.

Hallstead, June 11.-Mr. Fred Oster-
hout, of Mountain Valley, was mar
riod to Miss CaHc Fisher, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Fisher. at the
brides home Tuesday. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Ernest Colwell,
pastor of the NJ. IL. church. At 4
O'Clock Mr.. and Mrs. Osterhout left
for Carbondale to visit a sister of the
bride.
Thomas Mooney is assisting as clerk
In the store of NJ. Il. Hand
Mrs. II. II. Beldin and children are
visiting relatives at Water Gap.
Mrs. John Crook is i'll this week
Il. u. Simons is spending the week
at Harrisburg, where he is visiting
an uncle.
Rev. and Mrs, NJ. j. Watkins and
Family are visiting friends at Fac
toryville and Scranton this week.
Sheriff w. j. MaNey, of Montresc,
VAS in town Tuesday and summoned
jury for lunacy proceeding.
The porch of the Mitchell House is
,eing repainted.
IL. b, Berry has placed new flag
walk and new stone steps in front of
Mitchell hall.
Mrs, Finda Decker killed huge rat
lesnake on the doorstep of her home
ust outside of town last Saturday.
The Sunday school teachers are COR
ilally invited to attend the teachers
meeting which will be held i'm the
Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. hall Sunday af-
ernoon.
Grant Decker has accepted a situa-
ion as clerk for 4. f. Tiffany in the
irus store.
The chair factory employees who went
on strike last week have all re-
turned to work with the exception of
three.
Richard Wilmot, one of our promis-
Ing young men, has just formed a
partnership with Mr., +. Il. Burke
ef Great Bend. They will conduct a
furniture and general Undertaking
establishment.
Michael Fitzgerald, one of our ener-
eetic citizens. realizing the ibenefit
derived by public improvement, has
Mr. s1nd Mrs. S. S. Wright. of Mon
rose. were visiting friends here dur
ng Sunday.
'aised subscription and purchased
new bucket and dipper and chain
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good TO prime steers, S5GoaG.25; poor TO med.
i,m, $i.jOa5.5O; stockcrs and feeders, choice,
stronger, $3it.Sj; cows, -. 2.SOa5: hciiers -, 81
aj.1j; Gamers, S2l2.,5; bulls, $o.oOa4G5; calves.
finn; steers. So to S6.2j. $iaj.7j; Texas fed
steers, S435aj.GO; Texas bulls. S275l3.Sj.
lIogs-Receipts today $4,000; tomorrow, b..
0tO; estimated left over, 1900 to 10 cents
higher, closing shade easier; top, 500; mixed
and butchers. S5.sjaG,l2 good to choice heavy.
S'ojaG.20; rough S'.Na'"o; light, s.. sOa6.05;
bulk of sales, $5.01lAa6l0
Shcep-Receipts, $4,000: sheep. steady. AMI
lambs, steady to slow; spring, up to S575; good
to choice wethels, Si.Wa4I0: fair to choice
mi>cd, S3GOat; western sheep, S3.00ai. TO-;
yrarlings, S4al 40: native lambs, Sia5.l0; west
crn lambs, ,i60aj.Cj.
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Scranton Wholesale Market.

(corcrcted by H. G. Dale, p Lackawanna Aye.)
Bu;tcl-Frcsh, aOa2Olac.; dairy, fresh, l9laaaoc
(hccsc--Ful cream, new lOlaalc
EecS-Wcstcrn fresh, lS,aalic.; nearby state
1ilaaljc.
Bcans--Pcr bushcl, choice marrow, 81 GOao O.
Pea Bcan,--Pcr bushel, choice marrow, s. %,
SEQ
Medium Bcans--Per bushels. 81. 40as2 49,
Green Pcas--Pcr bushccs S1.40aSlij
Flour-Best patent. per barrel. Stt5
Red Kidney Bcans-Per buShel, S24jaS2 90
Potatocs-Pcr bushel, S5aOOc.
Bermuda Onions-Pcr hushel, 81 50aSI. CO.
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Chicago Grain and Produce.

Chicago. june ll.Markcd weakness character.
lied the wheat market today. iuly closed, lac
lover; July corn closed sia7sc lower; July
oats hc down, and provisions nom unchanged
TO 2lsc under yesterdays final prices. Cash
quotations We're us follows:
flour-Quiet No. spring wheat, 66iaa69lac
NJ, > red, 70Ssa72c.; No. . com, i2aI2hc
No. 9 yellow, 42ai2iac,; No. oats 2sl$c.; No.
3 white, 2I$sa2sasc; No. rye. j0l&c; good
feeding barley, 47c.; fair to choice mailing,
jla53c. No 1 fax seed, Sill; No. / north
western, Sill; prime timothy seed, s3as 90;
mess pork, Slis0alts5; lard s.. 12laas. .25: short
ribs, S795as.l5; dry salted shoulders. 67sa7Hc
short clear sides, IS. .25as$7is; whiskey, $l,2I.
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East Liberty Cattle.

East Liberty, june II. .Cattlc-->tcady: extra.
SjH0ao; prime, S570l5.So; good, Sj.AOaJ6O
lIogs--lieher, prin" pigs, s., l7laa6.2O; light
workers. $j,ljad, l7,a; heavy hogs, Sr.l7la; best
mediums, S6ljl6.l7,? heavy workers., ST. l5a
f.l7's; common TO fair yorkcrs, S6.05a6 10;
rouglS. sla5iO
Sheep STEADY: best wethers, 81. ,Oa1 81: choi,,
ycarlings, si,oai1l; common 10 good, S3ai 30,
veal calves, SOaG2j.
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National League.

At Cincinnati II H. T.
Boston ...... ......3 q o. G q OnO--9 I
Cincinnati ,,.,.....O o 0OO0-2 =
Baltmies-nincen and Kituidse; Hahn, Phil.
lips and Bergen. lmpmc-Emslic.
At s.. Louis II. II, T.
Philadelphia .,,..,.O q o O2 0--3 .
st. Lou, ...,....,,.O OOOl-l .
Batterics-DonohIe and McFmland; SudhoH
and Ryan. rmpiie-tunnine ham.
At Chicago r. H. L.
Brooklyn ...........l q ) o o q 0 "a II &
Chicago ...,., .,.,,O o 0 | O2l Is 10 .
Battelios-Mc lanes, Hughes, Kitson and Nc,
Gnirc; Menece and Killing. umphe-Dw,rr.
At rittsburg--New York, Pitt,burg, five innings,
rain
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Buffalo Live Stock.

East Buffalo. June l1,-Ecccp cpts-Cattlc, l car;
sheen and lambs, -; hogs, , ears. Shipments.
Cattle, l car; sheep and lambs, -; hogs, /
car
Cattle-About steady; no calves on sale; Z;
market nolninallv Sj50a5.1,; lambs. choice to
extra dry fed, were nomlally Sjl0a5.2 p; sheep,
choice TO extra, states.
IluCs--l Heavy, So. 1jaG. .l7la: pi.s &c.
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BASE BALL..
American League.

At Bost on X. H. T.,
Milwaukee ...,.....O u o 0 2 90 1t
Boston ,..... .,,...2 0Ob bO2 | J N--S -
Battcrics-Rcidy and Connor; Cunpy and
Schrcckongost, Umpire Manas>au.
At Baltimore 4. IT, H..
Cleveland ..........l | q 90 o IS T. .
Baltimore ..........O o y Y 0 % i-j
Baitcrirs-lalt ana lcigcr; Howell and Rob.
son. tmpiles-Shcridan and Connolly.
At Philadelphia r, II. f..
Detroit .,.... ,.,...i o q o q o o 0O--i ,
Philadelphia .,.,...l o 700 00O-l
BattericS-:lonin and Shaw; Frazer and Pow,
crs lmpirc-C
At Washington r. II. T.
thusgo .,..,. .,.,.O o o q q o. :,
Washington ........l 0 | o o o 0 X--3 6 I
Battcries-lalvey and sullivan; Lee and
Grady. umpirc-llaskcll
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New York Live Stock,

New York, June H. Beevcs-Feeling steady:
calves, nothing doing; weak feeling
sheep and ycarings-Slow: anl,S. steady to
strong; sheep, ~, j0ii; yearlngs, Si,JOd3;
lambs. So 25a6 80.
Hogs. .Nominally higher
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The Aronson Base Ball team would like tc
play amy team under the age Of 10 years. Jscol
Aronson, manager; Nathan Eppstein, pitcher
jacob Rosenberg, catcher
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Ea astern League.

Worcester, l6; Buffalo, 7,
Hartford, !; Montreal, 0,
Providence, 3; Toronto. 4.
syracuse, 4; Rochester, (frst Game).
Syracuse, T. Rochester, lG (second game).
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State League
College Games.

Reading, 5; Lancaster. 4.
Allentown. l3; Middletown, 9.
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Oil Market,

oil City, July ll.--Credit balances lOj; Ger
thcates, no bid, Shipments. O7,sjl: average
ss,sl2. Runs, 100, 800; average, 1910
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AMATEUR BASE BALL NOTES.

At ladelphia-unversity OF Pennsylysnia
20; Colombia. o.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, June l,-Cattle-Reccpts. 2.jO0; gen.
orally steady choice COWS and hciers, firm;
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ESTATE or ARMINDA NEELD. DECEASED
Letters testamentary on the estate of Arminda
Neeld late of the City of Scranton, deceased.
have been granted to the undersigned, to whom
all persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make payment, and those having claims or
demands, 10 make known same without delay
e. y. NEELD.
II. {. REYNOLDS.
H. &. REYNOLDS, Executors
Attorney for Estate,
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PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that an appli.
cation of the I.ackawanna Hardware company
for decree of dissolution has been made 10 the
Court of Common Pleas of Lackawanna county,
and Saturday, the 22nd day OF juno, 1901, at
O'Clock a. M, has been fixed by said court tor
hearing the same. Said application is on file
in said court to No. 40, September term, 1901.
NJ, +. SANDO, Attorney.
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THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT" DIRECTORY.
4 Lines 10 Cents %uSnS WANeS 3 Insertions 25 Cents
More FL
Help Wanted-Male.
Help Wanted--Female.
Agents Wanted.

AGENTS WANTED-Male female. to work
on salary or commission. Apply at 32O
Washington avenue, from to u. IN; nom
II to I p. M, and from to T3O p. IN.
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IN RE: ESTATE or DANIEL W. SULLIVAN.
TO Whom II May Concern;
The Orphans Court Of lhckawanna County has
granted q rule to show why Mary Sull
van cXecutrx of the last will and testament
of Daniel w. sullivan, should not be discharged
Returnable TO next Argument Court.
MARY SULLIVAN,
II. G. RENNOLI'S. EXecutrx.
Attorney for Estate.
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Buffalo Hotel

pan AMERICAN RltIIII!Er HOTEL--first class
apartments, direct car line: reasonable rates.
suites or single rooms; send Tor circular A. T.
stewart Mooney Building. Buffalo.
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LEGAL.

THE ADJOURNED ANNUAL meeting Of The
Stockholders OF the Dickson Manufacturing
company will be held at the office OF the co'i-
pany in the Commonwealth Building, in the Guy
Of Scranton on the twelfth day OF June. 1901,
l.. +. BOWER, Secretary.
Scranton, Pa, May 3O 1901.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-12

sTOCKHOL DERS' MEETING-rhe annual meeting
Of the stockholders OF the Co'licly Engineer
company will he held at the general Offices OF
the company, Scranton, Pa, on Monday, June
2ith 1901, at = O'Clock y. M, for the election
OF directors and the transaction Of such Other
business as may properly come before the meet.
ing. STANLEY H. ALLEN, secretary.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-12

NOTICE is hereby given that the annual meeting
OF the stockholders OF the Economy Light, Heat
and Power Company, for the election OF director
Tor the ensuing year, and the transaction OF such
other business as may properly come before ill.,
will he held at the oincc of tho company, Room
20 Republican Building, Scranton, Pa, on Mon
day, June n, 1901, at O'Clock p. m, in accord
ance with the bylaws of the company.
W. }. NORrHUP, Secretary.