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EDELLA.


Edella, Nov. IA very interesting
marriage occurred at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Merritt G. Potter on We'd
nesday evening, Nov. II, when their
only daughter, Miss Minnie +. Potter,
and I,lbert l., Johnson, of Justus, We're
united in holy wedlOck by Rev. David
Spencer, ID. d., of Blakely Charles w.
Johnson and his sister, Miss ELLA l.,
Johnson, of Scranton, were best man
and maid of honor respectively. The
ceremony took place under "A beauti-
fully arched evergreen bower erected in
one corner of the parlor. The guests
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Lon john
son, Matte Johnson, Ray Johnson, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Brown, Walter and
Florence Brown. Dennis stanton, of
Justus: Mr.. ana Mrs. Ransom Simons,
Otto and Orin Simons, of Blakely; Mrs.
NJ. l.. Cook. of Binghamton, y, Y;
Miss Adelia stanton, of Nicholson; Mr,
and Mrs. Reuben Lowrey and family,
of Green Ridge; Mertys Case of Provi-
dence; George White, of Green Grove.
The bride, who is Il well known and
estimable young lady, was the recipi-
| ent of number of presents. The groom
/ is one of our industrious and rising
young farmers Their home, upon their
return from their wedding trip in New
York state. will be at Justus. The
bride was attired in Il beautiful ashes
Of rose cashmere, with white satin
| trimmings, and carried bouquet of
| chrysanthemumus A bountiful mar
Wage supper was served. 10 which full
justice Was done by all present.
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HALLSTEAD.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special 10 the Scranton Tribune.
IIallstcad. Nov. 1i.--AS the receipts of
the Halistcad postotiicc have materially
increased during the past year, this is
to he Il presidential office after Janu-
AIRY /. This may mean another toss-up
as to who will be the next postmaster
Also it will renew the agitation regard
ing the removal of the office.
Saturday it is expected that the silk
mill here will he sold mt sheriff's sale
In Montrose. Whoever gets possession
of the property we trust will keep the
wheels turning and many employees at
work.
Mrs. Loumis has decided to continue
delivering ice all winter She has al
ready completely cmptied her large ice
house and has been purchasing ice
from w. j. Day.
An Indictment was found by the re-
cent grand jury against q. II. Monroe,
of Great Send township, upon "a scan
dalous charge. AS his bail had expired.
through II mistake, he naturally took
his flight tn parts unknown. Al least
the sheriff, who came with a writ 10
serve last week. had to report he was
missing. In consequence of there being
no one 10 prosecute. the suit could NOT
innocent OF The charge and was vie
tim of circumstances
John Hays is studying telegraphy
under the instruction of his father
Michael Hays.
Rev. II. ". Ives, of New Milford, Will
address the Young Mems Christian as
sociaton meeting sunday afternoon. T.
R. Hartman, of Great Bend, Will render
sayeral vocal selections,
John |. Driscoll will take possession
of the corner grocery, formerly run by
NJ. i. Hand, on Pine street, Monday.
MIR. Hand viii go into partnership with
his brother in New Milford, where they
VIII operate large general store.
Mrs. Kil,ie Sanford, of Sayre, Pa,
was home To attend the funeral of her
grandmother. Mrs. Bailey.
The funeral of Mrs. Bailey was held
Monday from the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Eugene Swartz. Many friends.
relatives and acquaintances attended.
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SUSOUEHANNh.
Special 10 tho Scranton Tribune.

Special 10 tho Scranton Tribune
Susquehanna. Nov. ii.-.David Hack
en- an aged resident of Oakland town
ship died at the Oakland -Susuuehanna
Poor Asylum OH Monday night. The
funeral took place today. The deceased
Is survived by 81 son and daughter, who
are residents of Binglamton
quite n number of our residents took
in the Fries excursion to New York
city this morning.
1t is more than probable that the
borough will retain the lot on East
Main street recently purchased, but
eventually erect the new borough build
ing upon q Main street site.
Rev. and Mrs. G. G.. Mackey. of Oak
land are guests of Deposit relatives.
Mrs. Sidney Dryden. of Oakland. has
returned home from II three months
visit with relatives in Illinois.
Charles Brown has commenced to
erect II dwelling house on Westfall ave-
nuc. Oakland.
The board of trade. the common coun-
ell and the fircmen will hold Il triple
| conference today in regard to the site
for the now borough building.
Albert II. Falkenburg, has returned
from Harrisburg, where he served as
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ELMDALE.


Elmdale, Nov. 1i.--Elmdalr is fast
assuming the appearance of !, railroad
town. y large force of men is en-
ploycd day ana night. Two steam
shovels are used in preparing the site
for the new yard, which will consist of
fifteen tracks. The one fact 10 be Ia
mented is the closing of the main road,
thus obliSinG the farmers TO drive an
additional distance Of nearly two miles
over rough roads enroute to market,
by early spring the tracks will he
hridged and the road again opened to
the public.
The teachers of jefferson township
held a meeting 1T No. | school house
last Saturday morning. These meet
inGs, in which the teachers discuss Va
riolS subjects relating to school work,
will be held regularly and will take the
place of The former local institute.
Rev. :. q. Haas is still conducting
meetings AT Red Oak school house.
Much good is being done.
Mr. George Hcnneforth has removed
to his new home in Salem.
Mrs. Frisbee and children, of kiZer's.
will occupy for the winter the house re-
Gently vacated by Mr.. George Henne-
forth.
Mrs. Samuel Myers, of Maple Run, is
visiting her brother. j. =. Moore, and
other friends in the vicinity
Miss Van Buskirk, of Bald Mount,
is the guest of Miss Brady.
Miss Pearl owens. who has been the
guest of her sister at Scranton, has re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George May and family,
spent sunday with Mrs. Mays parents,
Mr. and Mrs. j. G., Owens.
Mr.. f. \. Watrous had the miSfor-
tune to cut his ankle while working in
the woods on Saturday
Miss Christine Henneforth has re-
turned home from Il visit with friends
at CarbOndalc.
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WELSH HILL.
Scranton Tribune.


Welsh Hill. Nov. i.--Monday and
Tuesday We're up-to-date rainy days.
Miss Bertha Owens is visiting rcla-
tivcs in Forest City.
David Williams is moving his family
to Carbondale this week. Mr.. Williams
will remain on the farm until spring,
when he will join them
Will Butler made a business ,rip to
Ararat on Saturday last.
j. w. Davis and John Kirkley, of this
place, together with Il party of hunters
from South Gibson, left on Monday for
the wilds OF sullivan county, where
they intend TO hunt deer.
James Fuller, of South Gibson. was
the guest of d. j. Morgan on Sunday.
The new officers of the Christian Eli
deavor society of the Congregational
church are as follows: President Mrs.
w. H. Davis; vice president, Harry
Anthony; secretary, Mrs. II. n. Harris.
treasurer. Mrs. ]. s. owens; organist,
Miss Nerda Morgan.
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MONTROSE.

Special 10 tIe Scranton Tribune.
Montrose. Nov 14.--The first Week of
November court ended today, when the
jury was discharged and court adj
iourned for the week.
Commonwealth W. jerome Stone. as
sault. Settled.
Commonwealth W. g. II. Monroe;
adultery. Defendant did not appear.
Commonwealth W.. w. :. CONTAIN: ille
gal practice of medicine. Defendant did
Tot appear.
Commonwealth vs.. John Palmer: as
sault. Mol pros. entered.
Commonwealth vs.. John Grady. De-
fendant is committed to the custody
and guardianship of the managers of
the House of Refuge at Glen Falls,
Delaware county.
Commonwealth W. Thomas Buck.
Defendant is sentenced To imprisOn-
merit in the Industrial reiormatory at
Huntingdon.
John Sknnard W. Slas Hartley. case
Settled.
H. T.. Birtch ". NJ. T.. Lathrop. jury
drawn but not sworn and the case goes
over.
r.. w. Stafford esd. is appointed TO
examine the accounts and dockets of
the protllonotary, register and recorder
and clerks of the several courts of Sus-
uuehanna county and make report as
required by act of assembly.
The following bridge viewers We're
appointed: Bridge in Brooklyn. Morris
: Tingley Marshal McNicar. Frank a.
letters: bridge in New Milford. A. y.
Bullard, K. NJ. Bostwick w. II. Stark:
bridge in Sillier Lake, T. G. Wheaton,
G. c. HILL +. Il. Kane: bridge in Glib
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THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.

New York. Nov. 1i.--Proicssional specula.ora
were much disappointed over the effect Of last
nights official announcement Of the tcfius Of the
settlement. oi the railroad controversy IN the
Northwestern. Their disappointment was due to
the fact that very light outside dtinand fcr
stocks was attracted by the announcement. The
wachtul bears were kccnl. alive to rhc stui
tion, and when they saw the efforts making 10
realize profits they put out extensive short lines
to take away the market from those seeking
TO lquidatc and then hcrccly r,idgd hc market
to iislodgc stop loss orders and enable hem
to take profits on tho short side, How large cn
element the short selling was in the weakness
OF the market was disclosed when the bears
began 10 cover during the last hour. subs.dn.
tial rccovcrics were made IN all the active
stocks aud at some points among the conleIs
and the srctialtie1 there were complete recover.
les. notable fact in the days trading was
tile comparative innobility OF the United states
Steel stocks, The ianscontincntal railroad
stocks and some oi tic Nandcrbilts which have
were nlost affected by tile selling, although the
list developed weakness throughout the course
ut the day. The recent speculation has nccn
largely based upon the Noiihcrn Pacific settle.
professionals argue that all the good news was
out, while the disIuieting condition in the
money market made it undesirable 10 hold
stocks some of tho recent price Levels taken in
connection With the terms oi the Northern Sc.
cur!tics company make it evident that those
tcris are u disappointment 10 the buyers at the
prices indicated. There was rather dubious
feeling also as to ho" the ,iamseontincntls ot
Immediately concerned in the settlement are TO
benefit bv 1t. The further adjustment %, the
Burlington directors was made bv thc beats 4"
play upon the fears oi timid holders. Total
-alcs today. 1,lOljOO.
The railroad bond market was weak IL sym.
nthy with stocks Total sales. plr value. So
Unl GO |. :. bonds were all unchanged on the
last call.
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wheel poker tables, chips, cards, and 4 well.
stocked sidchoInd We're loaded On wagon and
taken to the county seat.
just who the prisoners were WAS known only
to those ON the inside until the hearing this
afternoon before Alderman Pollock when it
WAS learned that The warrants contained the
following names: Arthur T.. Luce, of ScrAnt9A;
Joseph llilkoviich, proprietor nj the Hub Cloth.
iug house ot this city: VI, J. Buckley, iantlr
OF Music hall Leo laran, well known youn,
man Of this city; Jotu Boyle, son Of j, y.
Boyle. proprietor Of the Wyoming Valley hotel;
John Marley, Jules Nanam. owen j. Rady, John
Williams Al schultz, Charles Morris and john
Curley. All were prtsent except the Latter WJ.
This gives rise to the suspicion that these nan"s
are fictitious, and HAT the real persons are two
oi the citys leading officials. Al this hearing
Mayor Corcolln, oi this city, again dcmonslral II
his position on the vice question by going bail
ior all the prisoners
District Attorney Jones was in attendance on
the hearing and stated that after having lad
consultation with the Judges oE the count, la
would ask that the prisoners be held under bail
AZ witnesses in a case which would he prepared
against the proprietor of the place Fred l'rcel.
lie may he arrested in scranton tonight.
II has been known Tor some time That Il Is
gambling Joint has been in onrration ON Water
street. one oi The main tnoroughiarcS OF the
city. but il mas continued without any molr,'
tItiOu from the city authorities, excepting a
icisned raid several months ago. M Wilkes
Barre. this afternoon il was said that the sheriff
ac,cd ON complaint OF we'll known ritsron
womln whose husband has been the loser Of
considerable money IN the place. The affair
was the talk of the entire city today.
Dr. G. w. Provost, Oi this city, and Miss Sue
Iisch, OF Wilkes Barre, were united in nanlr.e
at the home OF the brides parents At high
noon today. II was a quiet wedding, owing 10
the illness OF the brides mothcr. and only the
immediate relatives oi the contracting parties
were in attendance, Oppcnhoim's orchestra iur'
nished the music. The bride was atIircd N
violet ctaminc, trimmed with Russian Lace. lr.
aud Mis-. Provost will reside at West Pittstpn.
John Williams, of Wyoming avenue, West
Putston, received severe burns 10 his hduls
and slight burns 10 his face while AZ work in
the Red Ash vein Of The Exeter oolirrE, 1na,'
day afternoon.
john R. George, a well known clocutoui,t #
wikesBln will be the conductor OF both sos
sonS OF the cstcddlod 10 be held i" the Wcl-l.
Congregational church hctc, Thank giving at.
ternoou aud evening.
The Young Meu's Christian association b,s,, t
bail team will open ihe season here with I
hall, Friday evening, Dec. q,
George Williams, a col0rcd gentleman. vino
has conducted bolbrv shop on Luzcrne ave.
nue. West piiston. for sc"cral years. has dis.
posed OF hiy stock and hXtmes 10 Mos,rs. Au,
gustuS Naugc and G. II. Lilly, two we'll known
BARRIERS OF this place. The new firm took pos
session al once and Nj. Williams will open a
shop in Wilkes Barre.
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INSTITUTE All HoNEsDALE.
Iubjects Considered by Instructors
Concert by Edith Norton.

Teeial TO the Scranton Tribune.
1loncsdale, Nov. 1i..--At The Wedn"s-
lay afternoon session. Prof, Green
lsed as his subject, American writers
VI the Present Date" Miss Lloyd spoke
w "lIow to Grow" and Prof. Darst on
Reading for Culture
In the evening the Edith Norton ''oh-
Mrt company gave an excellent eil'er-
ainmcnt in the court house. This was
Miss Norton's third appearance belofe
| Honcsdalc audeirCe. The applause
Me received was proof that she was no
hss II favoritc than on former orca-
cns. The solos by Miss Pauline John
ION, whistlng hv Miss Janet Lester
Ind mandolin parts by Mr.. Harry Will
Srd all brought forth prolonged APP
plause. Every available seat in the
court room was occupied and many
Nero standing.
Thursday morning the devotional en-
.rcises were conducted by Rev. G. IT,
Percy. Prof. Darst occupied the first
period. His subject was "Applcation
pf Method in Primary Reading" He
1welt on word method. teaching phrase
and gave illustrations of the manner OF
spelling and reading in some country
schools.
The next speaker was DR.. Andrew
Thomas Smith. principal OF Mansfield
State Normal school. Mr. Smith, in
taking the platform, stated that he
saw many faces amnog the teachers
that he was permitted to look upon five
years ago. when here. He was glad 10
know that the Wayne county teacher
was not satisfied with the funny part
pnly but craVed that which was solid,
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Chicago Grain and Produce Market.

Chicago, Nov. 1i.-Strcngth in coarse grains
both cash mad speculative demands brought
moderately active markets on the board Of
trade today, December wheat closing Aa3sr.
higher; December corn, e, M, and December
oats 3sc higher Provisions unchanged to -
10 . cents higher. Cash quotations were as
follows:
rlour,-Strone; No. 3 spring wheat, Gsl0>i.c
No. red, ,Sa'ic. No. = com, GOlse,; No. :
oats, ila4li2c.i No, white, i3iaalil,c; No,
10 choice mailing barley, iGaGOe. No. | naS
seed, Sl.i7; No. | northwestern, Slf; prime
timothy seed. $lojaG,l0; mess pork, Sl3sOal3. 50;
lnd Ss5oaS'j jals short ribs, S7,sO's; dry salt
ed shoulders, 1hlIlsc,; short ccN sides $50
aS.3o; whiskey, Sl3l
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Financial.
New York and Ontario Land CO

NOTICE Is I'ERrBY GIVEN that The N'N Yrs
and Ontario Land company viii, Oh the iirst
day ot February, l9c', take " and isdrcm ~
ui the bonds NOW outstanding issued under the
executed by The said company the Cenlr |
Iust company, os New York, ~ trustee, hy
paving Tor each such bond tho sum OF hye huu'
,rurd 10 the said date. Payment will he mldH
on presentation of said bonds and all unpaid
coupons, at the office pi the Central Trust com'
pany, of Ncw York, No. - Wall street, in thu
Nfw HoRK a ONTARIO LAND COMPANY,
4, u. rAkMELEE, Treasurer
New York. July 81, 1901.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Nov. l--Cattle-- Receipts, 100 in.
cluding 80 Texans and 800 wcstcms active
and strong; good TO primc S6.2jlT.2j; poor
to medium, siaG,2l; stockc,s and feeders s2s
i.35; cows, Sl.ajli0; hcirc,s, Sl.1os5; can.
ners, 81 q; bulls. s@i,j; calves, saa
G.aj; Texas steers, s3Jodii western steers,
-, G0a5,95,
lIops-Reccips today, 5000; tomorrow, rs.
Oo0: LETT over, 1000; active and inly 30.
higher: mixed ami butchers, Sj5oll,s2l&; good
to choice heavy. S1ooa5. o5 ronsl, heavy, ssh$oa
shccp-Rccclpts. l5,OoO, sheep, steady; lambs,
strongcr good 10 choice wethcrs, ~ t0ii..5:
western sheep, sia3,7j; native lambs, 81. jOa
$50: western lambs $3.50 ior iccdels
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

The bearers were g. H.. SWartH,
Rutherford Swartz, James Simrell, j.
G.. McCreary, w. II. M"Creary and q.
NJ Sliker. Deceased was for many
years a devoted Christian and Il men,
, her of the Presbyterian church. She is
survived by two daughters. Mrs.
Frances Mccreary and Mrs. Eugene
Swartz. Rev. l.. W. Church delivered
u touching funeral sermon.
Mrs. Louisa Dubois died at her home
in Washington on sunday. Funeral SER
vices were held from her late home in
that city OH Wednesday. Interment
was at Washington. Deceased former
ly lived here. She was the widow OF
the late Nicholas Dubois
Nelson Coon Is making improvements
upon his house on Pine street, recently
vacated by Mr.. ana Mrs. George Ward
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LEGAL.

IN RI: Estate ot Joseph g. Gillette, lJtc of tn
borough OF DuniHolc,
Lettcls testamentmy upon tNu above nalurs
estate having been granted 10 the undcsigpcd,
all persons having claims or demands against In,
said estate will pIcsen them tor payment, aH,
those Indebted thereto viii make immediate pay
ment to Marion Gillette. eNccutriS.
II. g. REYNOLDS.
Attorney for Estate.
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New York Grain and Produce Marke,

New York, Nov. i.-Flou-Firmly held with
fair demand Tor spring patents. Wheat
spot firm: No. > red, s2fsr. t. o. b. ahoat,
and I07sc. elevator: No. ! northern Duluth,
Sllsc. /. u. b. aioat. Options strong and act.
i've; closed steady al i2c. net advance May
closed >llsr,; Dec, ,o9Sc. CovnSpot steady /;
No. ,. G7hp, elevator, and GSSsc. f. o. h..
steady At 'sc. net advance. May co,cdcmfw
atoat. Options opened hru and advanced.
Later December yielded and closed easy ut un.
changed prices, while May closed i&c, net
higher. May closed G1isc.; Dee. G.o. Oats
spot firm; No. :, 4dc. No. ;. iic.; No. :.
white. isaisiac.; No. , white, lsr.; track
MIXED western, ijlidc,; track white, +Sdjlc.
Options generally finn and higher with the
west. Butter -Strong' creamery, lId2lIac. (;
factory. 12iaaljl.G, June creamery, i7iaU22l2c
imitation creamery, lialsc. state dairy. lia2'c.
Cheese Quiet; fancy large, Sept. Diaaoa,r.
fancy large, Oci m4ao!sc,; fancy small, sept,
state and Pcnna,, 26l2.c, western, uncandlcd,
22a2Gc. western, candled, 2Ia2,c
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Buffalo Live Stock Market.

East Buffalo. NOV. li,--lattlc --l,ecripis. .
cars: steady; l,1jo pound steers, 80; light
heitels. sS 2ja;i.jO bulls Sj3ilj. 80; cows poor,
S9a9, jO ycals, S5ai2j; sIa''cls and ted calves,
:2.5DaL50.
IIogs-Rpccpts, 20 cals; active l0Il5c, higher;
heavy, S. sOl5N0; mixed, s5.ijIj,so; pigs, s5.GJ
a6.7j ,oughs, s5a5,3o; stays, 4iai,50,
Sheep and hnbs--ohcrings IS ears, including
81. .GOai. 20: culls 10 good. S3,5UiiGO; bulk oi
sales. si.50alG0; sheep, clsicri top mixed,
IS. 4Ol3.GO; lair 10 good, $iaj.3O; culIa 10 good,
si. 75l9 rs: handy wcthcrs, SI,G0a3.7j; yearlinss
fair to extra, S}OOaS.oO; heavy ewes, sS.25a3.aO;
mixed ewes and we,hers, s3i0a35 81; Canada
lambs Si.50JLGj.
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Scranton Wholesale Market.

Corrected by II. G.. Dale. 81 laclawanna Ave. J
Beans-Pcr bushcl, choice marrow, S2.GOa2.G 10.
Bu,ter--Frcsh creamery, 2la22c,; dairy fresh
22r.
Checsc-Full cream. l0iaallc.
Eggs-Nearby state, 13a25c
Medium Beans--Per buSllcl, 500
Green Pcas-Per bushcl, 81 llOil.aj.
Flour-Best patent, per barrel. St.i5
Beans--Per bushc. choice marrow, $50
Potatoes--Per bu,hcl, Sl.jj.
Onionsper busiel, SlOO.
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Oil Market.

oil City, Nov H.--Credit balances, l30; Ger.
tiicates, no bid shipments. 9.,s,i; average,
9soo7. Runs, 9i,sIo; average. I5.94'
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OFFICES FOR RENr--on second floor Masonic
hail building, four large wcll-lighted rooms.
Apply to II. D. Cary, in building, or j. >.
Miller. Miilin and Vine.
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WANTED---A position as strnogiapher by young
lady; will be- sure to give satisfaction, Al
dress H. A., Tribune Ofticc.
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SiTl' ALTON WANTED-liy lady to take wash.
in: home. Can furnish the hest OF CITY refer
pncc Address, Mrs. e., 30 South Irving avenue.
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THE TRIBUNES "WANT" DIRECTORY.
4 Lines 10 Cents wANrsD 3 Insertions 70 Cents
Muha rL.6
For Rent.

For RENT.-Ten room, house. Cos Wyoming ave
nue. twenty dollars per month. Apply to
J. :. Miller. corner Miihin avenue and Vine 81.
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SIrI \TION WANTED--N Young lady with some
knowledge Of pharmacy desires position IN
drug store. Salary no object. T., Tribune Office.
CITY
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Strayed.
Miscellaneous.

LADIES' AILMENTS TREATED; all cases; pri-
,auy; specialists care. Medica! Home, III
Washington St, Buffalo, y. y.
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scaven ger.
Seeds.
Wire Screens.
Miscellaneous.

JOSEPH klETTEL, REAR 5l1 LACKA. AVE,
Scranton. Pa, manufacturer OF Wire Screens
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WANTED-By refined, educated ghl, position "a
home or travelling companion TO old or young
lady Apply TO f. b., care OF Tribune
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DRES>MAKTNG FOR CHILDREN TO ORDER:
also ladies waists Louise Shoemaker, 81!
Adams avenue.
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MEGARGEE BROS. PRINTERS SUPPLIES, In
vclopes, paper bags. twinc. Warehouse, l@J
Washington avenue, Scranton, Pa
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-15

STU ATlON WANTED ~ cook and hundrcss, az
doing general hon'c'wolk, G. NJ, aii7 Bright.
on avenue.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-15
Help Wanted--Female.

WANTED-fiirl for general houseworh at pa''''
Address II T.. care Tribune.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-15

SALARY and commission viii be paid ralablc
men to solicit bank accounts. references
REQUIRED. Address Box II. Tribune Office.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-15

EXPERIENCED TRAVELLING SALESMAN wants
position with good rcliahlc house, on the road
or locIl Best reference given. W. W, Tribune
Office