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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-27
WAYMART.



Waymart, July 26-Edward w.
Doyle, who has been visiting his par
ents for the past two months, has re-
sumed his position with the D., l.. &
W. machine shops at Scranton.
Rev. and Mrs. William Rawlings are
here on a visit with their many friends.
Mrs. Laura Elmendorf and daughter,
of Chicago, who have been stopping
here for few days, left Wednesday
for New York. From there they will
go to Boston, back to Kingston. n. Y,
the AdirOndaCks, and on their trip
homeward will take in the Pan -Ameri-
can at Buffalo. This place was Mrs.
Elmendorf's former home, which she
left is years ago
Rev. DR.. Israel. of st. Luke's Epsco-
pal church, Scranton, and father
Thomas b. Israel, of Scranton, were
the guests of Miss Stevenson Thurs
day. Mr.. Israel, Sr., remained and will
| spend the balance of the summer here
Mrs. Susan Glenn, who has been visit.
ing friends at Indian Orchard, has re-
| turned home.
Albert Hendricks, of Forest City, was
calling on friends in town Sunday.
Mrs. William Condit, of Montrose
Pa, is visiting friends and relatives
here.
George Dunn is seriously i'll at his
home on North street.
Hull Bros, have just set out 1O,OOC
celery plants. They have summer eel
cry now ready for the market.
ii. II. Albright, of Scranton, spen
Sunday with his family here.
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TUNkHANNOCk.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Tunkhannock. July 26--Professor
Frank T.. Chaffcc and wife, of Duluth,
Minnesota, are visiting the formers
parents here.
Rev. D. l.. Woods, pastor of the
Baptist church, is spending his vaca-
tion visiting his boyhood home in
Ohio.
The annual reunion of the Wyoming
County Veterans association viii be
held at Rcnshaw park Tunkhannock,
on August IS, % and 80.
The Re publican county convention
will he lcld at the court house in
Tunkhan Jock on Monday. August ~,
at . p. w. The only duties of the con-
vention will bc to choose delegate
to the state convention at Harrisburg,
and to nominate candidates for the Of
fees of district attorney and county
treasurer
The members of the Triton Hose
company win give another ice cream
social on the lawn I'm the rear of the
court house this friday evening.
For the nomination for the office of
county treasurer at the coming Re-
publican county convention. the names
of Edward $. Kinds, of FaCtoryvillc;
Orrin'P Farr. of Forkston, and Cur
lis Y. Burch, of Tunkhannock, arc
being discussed by their friends, For
the office of district attorney q. Smith
Kinncr, the present incumbent, Will
probaby be rCnominatcd without op-
position.
The executors Of tho estate Of Lydia
Maynard. deceased, will dispose of the
house and lot ON East TioGa street at
public sale on the premises, saturday
at | p. M.
Attorney T.. !. Jordan visited Wilkes
Barre on Thursday.
The picnic of tho Woman's Relief
corps, held at Lake Carey on Thurs
day, was largely attended. and a
general good time was enjoyed by the
members.
Squire Asa II, Frear,s of Lake Wi
nola, was doing business in town on
Thursday.
Tho audit in the estate of the late
Peter Dorsheimcr will he held at the
office of q. Smith Kinnor, esq, on
Thursday. July Goth, at II a. m.
Captain william Brooks, of Lemon
who has been i'll for a long time, is
much improved. and was able to drive
to Tunkhannock on Thursday.
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HOpBOTTOM.
Special tn the Scranton Tribune.

Special IN the Scranton Tribune.
Hophottom, July 26-NIr. and Mrs.
Carpenter of Binghamton, and Mrs.
Tingley, of Carbondale, visited their
mother, Mrs Rosetta Carpenter this
week.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid, which
met Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Eugene Wright, was
largely attended, about seventy being
present
Mr. NJ. J, Hartley. who has been
seriously i'll for three weeks, is i'm
proving slowly, although stilI confin-
ed To his bed.
Mrs o. ID. Roberts is visiting her
brother, James Jeffers, of Montrose,
VINO is seriously i'll.
Miss Schonifelt has returned to her
home in Ohio after spending about
two weeks with her sister, Mrs. Rus
sell.
Mrs. 4. Bell and children, of Nichol-
SON. were guests of Mrs. O. d. Roberts
on Thursday.
Encouraging reports are received
concerning the condition OF Mrs. j
II, Tiffany, who is critically III al
the home of her sister, Mrs. 4. ]. AL.
len, of Montrose.
Mr. Fred Stone, who, with his wife
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New York Grain and Produce.

New York, July 26.-Four--Sow and barely
steady. Whcat-Spot market easy; No. . rcd,
7sisc.; No. > red. 759sc; No. / northern Dul.
nth, 7S7sc T. o. b. aAoat Options opened
steady with the west hut soon worked lower
on improved northwest crop news, weak cables
lcavness Of outside markets and less active spec.
ulati,a trade. Closed weak at lsa%c. net de-.
cline. July closed 774c; Sept, 7j94c.; oct,
76Lc; Dec, 1880. Corn-Spot dull; No. >,
j9ssc elevator, and 5s7sc. T. o. b, aloat. Op.
tions opened steady and soon advanced on fur
thcr crop complaints, owing 10 less Showcrv
conditions west. Later it partially yielded with
wheat and closed easy at 8saiqc. net advance.
September closed 59asc; oct, 59rac; Dec,
507sc. Oats-Spot easier; No, ,, 4Gi2c.; No.
3, 4Oc.; No. 3 white, i2i3c,; No. do, 4Sa
43iac.; track mixed western, 4Oaili2c,; track
white, 42ii9c. Options quictcr, hut fairly steady
with corn. Rutter--Firm and uuchanged; cream.
cry, l6a2Oi2c.; factory l3al5c. imitation
creamery, lIal7c,; state dairy lia0c. Cheese
Strong; fancy large, colorcd, Shc; fancy
large white, Ole; fancy small coored, 09sc
fancy small white, 9l2c. Esss-Fium state and
Pcnna, 16dl7c.; western, unCanded, Sal2c
western, Candled, 1ialjC.
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at the hotel Clifton, Saturday, July -.
TO make this the event of the season,
the Thirteenth regiment band will on
their return from camp assist Prof.
Rcnnic and will give sacred concert
on the hotel piazza, Sunday afternoon.
Miss Charlotte carwardine popular
young lady of Scranton is spending her
vacation at the lake,
The following guests arc at the Cliff
ton hotel: Mrs. Il. h. Knapp, Scranton;
Miss Matte Andrews and Miss Aus
paCh, of Philadelphia: Misses Lille,
Mae, Nettie and Harry Birtley, of
Throop; Mr.. William Berry, Scranton;
Charles Derrick, Tunkhannock; Mrs.
W. II. Philips, Scranton, +. Harvey
and NJ. Traville, Harvey's Lake; Mrs.
John Nelson, Scranton; Miss Il. Racer,
Reading, Pa; Miss T.. Gusler. Reading,
| Pa; Dr. 6. f.. Hill and wife, Scranton
Mr.. Isaac Long and family, Wilkes
| Barre; Mr.. Max Rosenbuth, Wilkes
| Barre; Mr.. Charles Blumenthal
Wilkes Barre; Mrs. II. NJ. Streeter,
Scranton; Mrs. G. II. Davis, Scranton;
Mrs. II. r. Deitrick, Wilkes-B Barre; II,
| Shields and wife, Nicholson,
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THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.

New York. July % There was no indication
Of any change in speculative conditions when the
stock market opened this morning. The dulness
aud slucRiShness were unrcleved. An effort was
made to inauguratc an upward movement based
on show Of strength in the United states Steel
stocks which were marked up something over a
point each. The demand was attributed to Lon.
don eacCount and was said to be due to
report that the dispute underlying the strike was
in course Of adjustment. This report could not
he confirmed in New York. The upward move.
mcnt in the general list therefore proved abor.
tive and was shocked before IL had proceeded
as far even as yesterdays limited movement. The
hardening tendency Of the London money mar.
kct was watched with some jealousy, as the
future course Of that money centre has an i'm.
portant bearing on the future of speculation
here. The continuance Of deposits at the sub
treasury for transfer TO the interior shows the
ilusiyencss Of hopes INDUCED icy some spccula.
tors that the usual interior demand upon New
York for currency TO move the crops would be
missing this year owing Coiointly to the short
crop Of corn and the unusually large reserves
held at this time by interior banks Much
interest attaches 10 the further consideration
whether foreign money Ccntcrs will he able ts
spare gold New York demands them when the
| crop export movement begins This weeks re-
ports Of the great banks abroad gives promise
| that there will be. A Isc in the London mopoy
rate would he another deterrent effect upon
any movement Of gold to New York. 1t is re
| ncmbered that since the outbreak OF the South
| African war and tho cutting off of the gold sup.
| ply from the Mines the normal autumn flow Of
| gold from London TO New York has been cut of
with the consequent stringcncy in money in
New York. Relief for New York from that
source this fall is therefore prohlcmatical. To-
| days market was practically stagnant for long
| intervals and its only important feature was
| the fmncss Of the United states Steel stocks,
which was fairly well maintained to the close,
though at some recession from the top price.
| Total sales today, iIO,OO shares
| The railroad bond market was as dull and
sluggist A. that Of stocks Total sales, par value,
| $4,000 United States reiunding 2S and new a.
| advanced a pcr cent. on the last call
The following quotations are furnished Thu
rribune lv Io dan 4 ronr,a 1OS.7
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FACTORYVILLE,
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

special 10 lNe scranton iIlpune'
Factoryvillc, July 25.-Miss Madge
WriClcy of Newton iS spending some
time with relatives in this place.
Mr j. G.. Giescr of Scranton spent
last sunday a the home of \. a.
1rown.
Mrs ]. X. Zwoizig and son Harold
returned from Chicago last Wednesday
evening.
4 party of ten young ladies chapcr-
oned by Miss Martha Taylor. are
spendins this week at Lake kcewan-
nee.
Mrs. :. II. Wrgley and daughters
Mildred and Louise of Scranton, are
visiting relatives here.
Mr.. O. r. Spencer returned the first
of the week from Waverly, n. Y,
where he had been visiting his daugh-
ter. lie was accompanied home by his
little granddaughter, Beatrice Will
liams.
Next Wednesday afternoon, July 81,
the ladies of the Methodist church will
serve one Of their popular 10 cent
suppcrs i'm tho lecture room of the
church. Every ono is cordially invited.
Mr.. Allen Dickson, wife and daughter
who have been visiting here the past
month left Monday for their home in
Nebraska.
George Oakley who is employed on
the wreck train at Scranton, had the
misfortune To get his leg smashed while
at work Thursday. He was brought
To his home in this place on the $3.50
train.
The spirited team of Robert Reynolds
became frightened while standing in
front of his home about one half a
mile out of town, and ran away headed
for town, coming at terrific pace, The
pole Of the heavy farm wagon to which
they were hitChcd was broken into
splintCrs They We're stopped at the
home of j. w. EicnhcrGor. Both
horses were badly cut and injured, and
one was 50 badly injured that it was
with much difficulty that it was taken
home.
Stetsons Uncle Toms cabin show is
billed here for September.
4. T.. Bidcll has closed his blacksmith
shop here and has secured employment
at Scranton with the ID. l.. & w. rail-
load cumapny.
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LAKE WINOLA.

The Misses AuspaCh and Andrews Of
Philadelphia gave supper to their
many friends at the Clifton Hotel
Thursday evning.
Mr.. II. ]. Davis a popular clerk of
the Dime Deposit and Discount bank,
or Scranton is spending his vacation at
Lake Winola.
Manager kcane of the Clifton Hotel
has offered a prize to the one catching
the largest bass from August to 15
William Berry Of Scranton is at the
lake making arrangements for the
Waneta annual camp.
\ grand shirt waist hop will be given
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FOREST CITY.


SpeClal 10 int scranton tribune.
Forest City July 26-The viewers
from Wayne county, Messrs. Poweray,
Ledgard and Miller and the viewers
from Susquehanna county, Messrs.
Messrs. Lowery, Wells and Phinny,
looked over the site of the proposed
bridge across the Lackawanna and
will report favorably. They were ac-
companied by the county commissions
ers of both counties. The site selected
is just east of the grist mill near the
Erie depot
Mrs. Elizabeth Higgins has returned
from a two months visit in Scranton.
Rev. II. l.. Clark will preach at the
union service in the Presbyterian
church Tuesday night. There will be
special music,
Joseph Gallagher, of Avoca, has been
visiting in town the past few days.
Mrs. j, w. Jones, of South Main
street Is i'll.
Mrs. Harry league has returned
from visit with friends in Wayne
county. Her health is very poor.
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of the Grand COmmandery of Penn
Sylvania has been mailed to all COM
manderies and deputy grand COM
manders. and is printed in sheets for
use by subordinate COmanderies when
wanted for binding with the bylaws.
Holy Temple Commandery, No. "a,
at Lewistown, Pa. attended church in
a body on July I. and listened to an
able and learned discourse by Rev. A.
II. SpanGler, Chaplain of the Grand
Lodge of Masons, on THE Order of
Malta
The fund for "The Knights of Malta
hospital has grown to one thousand
dollars. and the interest is more gem
cral than at any earlier time. Among
the generous contributions that have
followed those already named a 81.
Johns Day donations, are those re-
CeiVed from Plymouth cOmmandery,
No. 24l, of Plymouth, in check for
S25; from Mount Carmel Commandery.
No. %. of Mount Carmel with con-
gratulatiOns on the fact that the fund
is progressing: from Tyrone Command
cry. No. 239, at Tyrone. with the hearty
good wishes of Sir Rev. :. +. ForgeuS,
chaplain of the Pennsylvania Industrial
Reformatory; from Bruce Commandery,
No. PA, at Catasauqua; Keystone Com
mandery, No. 23, at Nanticoke: Black
knight Commandery, No. lO9, at
| Easton; Past Commander Sir John
Russell, No. 2l at Philadelphia; cal
vary COmandery, No. 1913, of Shamokin; (;
St. James Commandery No. 6S, at
Allentown; Shiloh Commandery, No.
| l04 at Bangor, and ST. Johns Com
| mandery, No. ?, at Trenton, \. j.
The grand recorder has prepared a
| form of application for special class
dispensations, and has placed on the
| back of the paper the laws and usuages
relating to classes. A copy will be
mailed to each commandery.
| Past Grand Commander Sir Albert
| G. HutChins, of Nashua. New Hamp-
| shire, has been awarded the prize in a
| great newspaper contest in which ia
| 900 votes were cast for the most pop
| ular clerk in Nashua, 43, $50 were cast
for Companion HutChins, and he will
visit the Pan American Exposition at
the expense of the newspaper,
| Past Grand Commander Sir Ernst
| Ivn Hammarberg, of Brooklyn, y. Y.
editor and one of the proprietors OF
the Malta World, died Monday evening
| July IA, of diabetes He was 80 years
old. born in Sweden and came to the
United States when he was four years
old, He was an active and energetic
business man, and a hard and faithful
worker for the Order of Malta. He was
a charter member OF Palestine com
mandery, No. 1i3. of Brooklyn, n. Y
For many years he was on the staff oi
the New York journal. While he vii
be greatly missed by his companions
in Malta, his real loss will be most
sorey felt by his mother and sisters
For three years, in partnership with
Past Commander DIR. William Silber.
| hn al Nxritl
splendid zeal and enthusiasm, and his
place will be most difficult 10 ill
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AVOCA.

Theodore Hogan. of the Third ward
Is a candidate for delegate to the
Democratic county convention.
Sisters NJ. Scraphine and Perpetua,
Of Concordia. Kan, spent Wednesday
At the Devers residence, on Main street.
In a few weeks, Miss Julia Devers
will accompany them home, where she
will pon their order.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Howard are
spending few weeks in Corning,
n. Y.
Harold Hollister is spending his va
cation with friends at Painted Post,
y Y.
In the Methodist Episcopal church
tomorrow, the pastor, Rev. r. Nj. Pas
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WELSH HILL.

Mrs. Thomas w. Davies was buried
at this place on Sunday last after
a long illness. She is survived by
her husband and four children
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. n. Roberts and
daughter Cora, of North Scranton, is
visiting al this place.
Thomas Price has returned TO his
home at Scranton after spending a
week at this place.
William Daniels, of Scranton, at
tended the funeral of Thomas Davies,
of this place, on Sunday last.
John Lewis has returned TO his home
at Scranton.
Emlyn Jones and James Lewis are
visiting At the home of Mr.. John
Moses.
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II. A. Greene. Messrs. Thomas Martin.
William Plows. Joseph Barnes and
William Martin, that left this place
Monday for a few days of pleasure
along the northern banks OF the Sus-
quehanna river, arrived home laden
with fish.
Mesdames II. A. Greene and Thomas
Martin visited their husbands, who
were enjoying a few days sport along
the banks of the Susquehanna.
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz, OF Shlckshinny.
visited at the home of Mr.. Lewis Ed
sal. of Grove street.
Mrs. Benjamin Richardson is ILL.,
Mrs. William Gearhart Is Ill.
The Sunday school picnic committee
met last evening to arrange for the
picnic of the Methodist Episcopal sun
day school,
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a6Oj; good to choice heavy, sj.ga6lj: rough
heavy, Sj,60ai70; light, S5.15ajoj; bulk of
sales, 50. SOaj.0j.
>hcep-RocciptS, 1900; sheep, slow, lower:
lambs, ~ to lj cents lower: good to choice
wcthcrs, }.s0dt.2j; fair 10 choice mixed, Sh2j
aa7j; western sheep, Si2jai; ycarings, 1iai.j0;
natives, Siai.3j: western lambs, Si.i0ij30.
othcill receipts and shipments ior YESTERDAY:
Receipts Cattle, 1896; hogs, 3i,j1s; sheep,
20ii7. Shipments-Cattlc, S,sii; hogs, 5,2l5;
sheep, llOj.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, July ,-Catte--Receipts, 4,jO0, in
Guiding 52j Texans; generally steady; good 10
prime steers, IS 3ja6 poor to medium, Siaj 2j:
stockcrs and feeders, s2.i0aiS0; cows, 49, 75a
450; heifers, 50. .25aiTj, Gamers, 81 2ia2 25;
bulls, s2.25si3oi calves, s3aj.25 Texas steers,
SSai.5O.
Hogs-Rocepts today 5000; tomorrow. IS.
900; lett over, i5oo good hogs, steady; bulk.
5 10 10 cents lower; mixed and butchers, S5.65
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Chicago Grain and Produ1e.

Chicago, July a6.-The weather map today was
favorable to wheat, but hardly promising for
corn, aud in consequence the former closed sc
lower, while the coarse cereal finished isc high.
er, Oats closed i2c,, and provisions 2is to l7is
cents depressed, Cash quotations were as fol.
lows:
Flour-Firm; No, . spring wheat, 6Ga69c I;
No. red, 7Ossc No. 2 com, ji7saj5lRc; No.
yellow, 55c. No. oats, S7a37hc,; No. .
white 37a4aiOc. No, 3whte, 37iaa30c. No .
rye, 56iaa51c,; fair TO choice mailing, 5sc No.
FAX seed Sl,s9; No. northwestern and prime
timothy seed, $5,oj; mess pork, sli 2OJli 81;
lard, SS6OaS,65; short ribs sides, s. sOas dry
saltcd shoulders, 7laa7ssc, short clear sides,
IS. .SOas. 40; whiskey, Sl,2o.
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

has been visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. &. A. Stone, returns To New
York Saturday. Mrs. Stone Will re-
main short time at the home OF her
parents in New Milford.
Mrs f.. NJ. Tiffany and Miss Lillian
Buyram sang at the elocutonary en-
tertainment given by Miss Julia
Cruiser at Kingsley Thursday even
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Corrected by H. G, Dale, - Tackawanna Avc,)
Butter -- Fresh creamery, 2Ol2a2lc. dairy,
fresh, l0iaa20i2c.
Chccse-Full cream. l0ioallc.
Eggs-Westcrn fresh, lialilac,; nearby state,
ljl2al6c.
Medium Bcan,-Per huShCl, S2.iOi2ij
Green Peas--Pcr bushel Sl.i0al. a..
Flour--BcSt patent per barrel, SITS
Bcans-Per bushcl choice marrow, s.. j5l2 CO.
Potatoes-Pcr bushel, slall0
OniOnS-PCr buShcl, 81.
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Jangling Nerves.

Are you irritable? Do you sleep
badly? Is it hard to concentrate your
thoughts? Is your appetite poor? Do
you feel tired, restless and despond-
ent? Try Lichty's Celery Nerve Com
pound. 1t will do you more good tina n
anything you have ever tried. Sold
by Matthews Bros. ..
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DURYEA.

The Brick Methodist Episcopal
church choir viii give a chorus of
sacred songs at the Sunday evening
services.
The fishing party, composed OF Rev,
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Buffalo Live Stock.

Buffalo, July 26.-Cattlc-- offerings, 3 cars;
slow; top vCalS 2h2ji6. 30,
Hogs Offering - cars; choice heavy, 500;
pigs, So .l2a6lj
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BASE BALL.
National League

At New York Il, H. u.
Boston ..... .......O 100 oO0-i /
New York .........O 20 o OG-3 2
Batteries--Willis aud Kittredse; phyle and
Smith. umpire-Emslc.
At Chicago II. II. T.
Chicago ...... 80 90 3 0002A-5 o
Batteries-stmmel and Bergen; Hughes and
Kahoe. Umpre-Nash,
At St. Louis n. n. +.
Pittsburg .........6 0 30 o o n O. 10 3
ST. Louis .,.....,O o 90 X-l2 Is 3
Batteres-Phillippi, Chcsbro and oConnor;
Powell and Schryer. umpres-o'Day and
Brown.
Al adepha-BroohIyn yn- PhlladeIphla, rain.
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Eastern League.

Al Hsrtford-Hsrtford, 7; Worcester, q.
Az Brookton-Brockton, 5; Providence, I.
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Situations Wanted.


SlTI ALTON WANTED-By an expert laundross,
on ladies or gentemenS fine clothes; best
Of city references: hotel laundry preferred. Ad'
dress ll6 Lloyd street, Laundress.
SIrI ALTON WANTED-By man, cutting lawns
or taking care of gardens. lilo Lloyd street.
second floor.
SIT ALTON WANTED BY a woman to do gem
eral housework Address ~ Fellows stItCt
SlrI ALTON WANTiIJ--As cook or chef in hotel
or club. Address, Cook ll5 Penn avenue.
sITU ALTON WANTED-As cook or chef in hotel
or club. Address, Cook, ll5 Penn avenue.
SIrl ALTON WANIED-Bv young man as book
keeper OF office work OF any kind; expert
enCcd best references. T.. f. p. Tribune OffCe
SITUATION WANTED-By a lady to take in
washing. NJ. r., Tribune Office,
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LEGA


ESTATE OF GEORGE 4. BLANCHARD, late a
the city of scranton, county OF Lackawanna,
state of PENNSYLVANIA, deceased.
Letters OF administration on the above named
estate having been granted to the undersigned.
all persons having claims demands against
the same will present them for settlement, and
all those indebted to said estate are requested
TO make payment TO
ALEX. W. DICKSON, Administrator,
Or tn scranton, Pa.
=. X. TRACY, Attorney tor Estate.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an appca-
tion viii be mado TO the governor OF the
state OF Pennsylvania on the fifty day 81 August,
1901, by Edward b. Jerrnyn, Andrew Kennedy, q.
Robers Campbell, Henry W. Evans and Edward
James, r., under the provisions Of an act Of as
sembly OF the commonwealth Of Pennsylvania en-
titled "An act 70 provide for the Incorporation
and regulation OF certain corporations, approved
the twenty ninth day OF April, 1874, and the
several supplements thereto, Tor a charter Of the
intended corporation to be called The Glasgow
Coal and Coke Company the purpose and oh
ieCt of which is the mining Of coal and the
manufacturing Of coke and selling coal and coke,
and for the transaction of all such business a.
may be necessarily appurtcnant thereto or con.
nectcd herewith, and for these purposes TO have,
possess and enjoy all the rights, benefits, powers
and privileges Of the said act Of assembly and
its supplements.
PALMER l., WILLIAMS. Solicitor