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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-11
NADIA TIENE QUE YER

La sociedad que Sc ha establecido en- ell
barrio del Rio-t6rmino municipal de Rio pie
dras-bsio la razon de SILVA FERRAs>, ma
da tene que ell establecimiento <La
Blyamonesa3, de don jose Silva Albert, sts
en- ell barro de Rio Cafias-Caguas.-
Son dos casas mercantiles completamente
fndependfentes Ia una de Ia otra.
Conste para evitar confusiones. Sc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-11
ExaneneS

En- San Juan ce ebran examenes para
ell grado de teniente del eiercIto regular.
So someten ellos los captanes RAYMOND
Briams y ell tenfente Wyke
Los doctores Frick George son encarga-
dos del examen ffsico; ell comandante Maps
Held los capftanes Brimt Emory del into
lecto.
SIrve de sacretario en- Ell tribunal examf .
nador ell captain Crabbs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-11
POIiClaS trasIadados

Han sido trasladados los signientes indi
viduos de Ia policfa insular que prestaban SER
vfcios en- ell puesto de Lares.
Zsn6n Perez, para Isabels; Agastin Cha
ron, para Aguads; Jose Rodriguez, para
Aguadilla; Julio c. Acosta. para Arecibo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-11
81 patio con luna

Al caer la tarde,
Volvieron los psiaros
Ian parleros alegres cuaI siempre
Sus nidos buscando
Iras Ia hfedra que escAla los muros
ell verde naranio.
I'll carmln de las nubes del cieIo
Torn6se mas palido,
Ia noche avanz6, misteriosa,
De1ando ell patio
rrescas orisas que en- torno la fuente
Muy ledas pasaron.
las nores cerrarOn sus caIices
Con lento desmayo;
De Ia tarde ell hermcso lccero
Bril6 en- oil espacio,
la luna, cual hostia bendita.
Sus palidos rayos
Env!o, con amor q las frondas
Del arabe patio,
Sc detuvo en- los bordes, un punto,
De ajimez calado,
sin duda con FL sostendfa
Secreto di6logo
OoOIe nermosa, arrogante sultana
Cue de amor suspirando,
Conndente en- Ia luna buscaba
Consuelo q su llanto.
Paso, luego. la luna la fuente,
Sc estuvo miranda
En- su terso crstal de plata
Fingi6 peines mkglcos
que las xanas, despues, emplearfan
AL peinar sus cabellos dorados;
BssO las colnmnas, posose en- los ARGOS.
Y despu6s en- ell suelo extendida.
Fingi6 mil fantasmas aIquiceles blsncos !.
Julio Valdelomar y Fabregues.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-11
Para abogados PRACTICES

Ell primer lunes del pr6ximo mes de Di-
ciembre tendran efecto en- San Juan los exAme.
nes de abogados przcticos.
La JuDta califcadora acuerda Que ell pro-
grama de 2s de Abril del afio en- curse, sirve
de base para los ejercicios.
Las eoiicitudes. deberSn presentarse do
cuuentadas y-con dias de anteaci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-11
PARTIDO FEDERAL
oF1CINAS EN- SAN JUAN

Et sefIor Pres5de'ste del CAerpo Ejecutsvo,
por haber mudado su reside ucia Santurce,
recibfrA en- su despacho-San Justo 11-de IL
de la tarde D. m
Secretdrso gs1aerGl Fortaleza II, altos d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-11
10000 DOLLARS
PARA BENEFIOENCIA

= honorable obspo dosesano Monsefi r
Is enk ha recfbfdo 10 mil dollars, resto de 10
recaudado en- la metr6poli favor de los pc :
ores de Puerto Rice, vfctimas del cicl6n Gel
de Agosto
Esa suma Sc distribuye por parties a'icuo.
tas entire los hospitales de Ia isla los enfer-
mos pObres.
Aioonito "a ha recibido 700 dollars 800
San Sebastian,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-11
FIGUEROA. WILSON & caInoeniaro.

FIGUEROA, WILSON Il Ca = Iugenieros
electricistas.
Nos ofrecemos al p6blico tanto en- San
Juan como en- Is isia, para toda clase d 9 ms
talaciones de plantas e'6ctricas en- haciendas
1pgenfos en- especialidad para instalacio-
nes de alum brado electrco. Todas las insta-
lacfones e'ectricas de la xSan Juan Light and
Transit Company. han sido hechas por no.
sOtrOs
Para dirigirse nosotros por correo pom
case Ffgdeloa Wilson Ca -Apartado Sol
San Juan. al
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-11

fX- Jose G. del Vale (Fortaleza 7D-Of-
cfnas para la gesti6n de asuntos administrati-
vos en- todos los centros odciales.
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wedding tour here with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. W. Lienberger.
G.. II. Mathewson left Monday for
Harrisburg. where he will serve as a
United States juror.
Special meetings are being held every
night this week at the Methodist Ell is
copal church. Rev. Sanford. of Nichol-
son. is assisting Rev. Lill in the work.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. &. Roe, of this place. will tender
them Il reception at their home next
Saturday evening from :. to 10 o'clock.
The Womcn's Christian Temperance
union will hold Il social at the home Of
Mrs. w. j. Watkins tomorrow tWed-
nesday) afternoon. All are welcome.
The Rev. thristy Dowie, Zionist of
he city of BiuGhamton has been doing
the town hele for the past few days
with Il small rubber ventilator, such as
is used on nursing bottles, for the ven-
tilation of pillows. They even believe
that the air of this world is contamn-
ated and needs purifying with one OF
Dnwie's rubber bulbs.
Several people from here will 20 10
Scranton. Thursday evening, November
II. to attend the Nordica concert. The
train leaving Scranton at l1.3s Will
stop here. thereby allowing every one
who wishes To hear the concert and
arrive home by midnight. 1t will GER
lainly be a rare treat to music-loNerS.
The borough council will hold an ad-
iourned meeting this evening in the
council rooms.
FactoryVille encampmeni. No. 2i6, IN
dependent Order of odd Fellows, viii
meet this evening in regular session.
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pITTSTON.

SPECIAL to Tie scranton illuue.
Pitts1on. Nov. 12.-'rhe friends of
Miss Edith Werkeiser. daughter of
Bento Werkeiser, of Lu2erne avenue,
West Pittston. will be pleased to hear
of her marriage 10 Robert Morris, of
New York city. The wedding took
place this afternoon ut Rutherford. n.
j.. by Rev. S. Rose MacClements. for
merly of the Presbyterian church this
city. Mr.. and Mrs. Morris will reside
in Brooklyn, y. v. the groom being a
newspaper men employed with the AS
sociated Press. MIR. Morris was former
ly II resident of this city. having been
employed on the staff of the now de-
funct Pittston Item.
Elias Weaver, OF Johnstown, Pa, and
Miss Sophia Sieman, of Delaware ave-
nue.. West PittstOn, will be united in
marriage ut noon Wednesday at the
home of the brides parents, the Rev.
o. l.. Severson, officiating. Only Il
small company of immediate friends
We're present. MIR. Weaver was for
merly employed in the job department
OF the Pittston Gazette. They will
leave Immediately after the wedding
Tor JohnStown where the groom has
prepared a home for his bride.
James BLY, and Robert Richardson
Pittston men who have been serving
as United States soldiers in the Phil
lipines, returned home at an early hour
this morning, having completed their
enlistment.
Inspector of Rifle Practice Fred. Ben
nett of the Ninth regiment, today gave
out the following report of the result
OF the practices and the standing of
the various companies of the regiment:
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TUNkHANNOCk,


Tunkhannock, Nov. 12.--Charles A.
Sisk, Byron Carpenter and Charles
Gardner, of Factoryville We're among
he witnesses in the case of Stanton vs..
Wheaton, heard in court here on Tues
day.
Mrs. Albert Townsend is spending the
week in New York.
Mason Luckenbill has secured a good
position with an electric light company
AT Berwick.
The viewers appointed by the court
to assess the amount of the damages
sustained by the Fidelity Mutual Life
Insurance company, by reason of the
taking of part of the old Packer
house lot of which this company is the
owner, by the Lehigh Valley Railroad
company, under the right of eminent
domain. visited the premises on Tues
day afternoon for the purpose of esti-
mating the damages TO the real estate.
Jury commissioner Andrew Stevens.
of Windham, was doing business in
town on Tuesday.
The court on Tuesday appointed clar-
ence A. Little, Joseph Wood Piatt, H.
Stanley Harding, o. Smith Kinner and
Asa $. Eeeler Ia be law library COM
mttee, under the provisions of the Act
of Assembly of 1901.
\. Is. Adams, superintendent of the
Farmers Dairy Dispatch company, was
caller in town on Tuesday.
Miss Jane Mckown is visiting friends
at Scranton this week
John Titman has purchased the Mary
Scull property, on Pine street; cOnsid-
Grafton $50.
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HARTFORD.



Hartford, Nov. 12.--Mrs. DR.. Capwell
and daughter. of Scranton. spent Sun
day with her uncle DR.. a. T. Brundage.
Dr.. a. r. Brundaee spent his eighty
first birthday fishing at Tylor Lake.
j. NJ Alworth has purchased Il span
OF matched colts.
Nh. John Lewis, of Lanesboro was
calling on friends here last week.
Mrs. Gregory and granddaughter, OF
Lake View, spent sunday with Mr., and
Mrs. George Dolaway.
The Ladies' Missionary society of the
CONGREGATIONAL church will have a
thank Offering dinner at the parsonage
Wednesday. November IL. Miss Ger
trude Hancc will give a missionary
talk
The Epworth League win hold u So
ciaI al the home of Mr. Hugh Andrews
Friday evening, November Ii. The
Young people are cordially invited.
The Young Mons Union class held
Il farewell party in the lecture room
Friday evening for Rcnzie Streeter.
Refreshments We're served and all en-
ioyed II jolly time. RenZie was Il for
mer member OF the class. but secured
a position in Chicago over a year ago,
lie returned To Chicago saturday after
spending her vacation with friends
here.
Leon TinGley has gone to Connecticut
to work for Mr., Benning.
Mrs. Hall will he here with Il fine
line of mllinary goods November IS
and remain the rest of the week,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carey are re-
iocing over the arrival of "A daughter.
Mrs. q, \. Tiffany entertained n
number of ladies to n rag-bee Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Van Loan has re-
turned from u four weeks visit with
relatives i'm York state.
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MONTROSE.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

SNcfia 70 Inc scranton lFlDC'e
Montrose. Nov. l2.-NUvcmber court
opened but yesterday. and yet all the
criminal cases have already been dis
posed of. and the jury excused until to-
morrow afternoon. when the trial of
two civil cases will be taken up TO I'LL
out til" Week.
Newton Walker, of bloomsbury. was
sworn as stenographer FOR November
term.
Commonwealth vs.. John CRAZY:
charge larceny and receiving. Dcfend-
ant pleads guilty.
Commonwealth W. Thomas Buck;
charge. breaking and entering Owo
cases.. Defendant pleads guilty as IN
dicted.
charge forgery, uttering; and false pre-
tensc uwo cases.. Defendant pleads
not guilty. The cases are continued by
agreement. and defendant enters bail in
he sum Of $20d for his appearance at
January term.
Commonwealth W. Charles II. Sher-
man; charge. fclon.ous rape. assault
with intent To ravish, assault and bat
tsrE. case settled, and Il jury is sworn
and a verdict of not guilty taken.
Commonwealth vs.. andre PetchoWsr:
charge. felonious assault, aggravated
assault. assault and battery. Nol pros.
allowed 10 be entered on payment of
costs.
Henry Rivenburg vs.. \. r. La,k. In
ceptions dismissed and motion over
ruled.
Gussie J.. Nau Pclt ". George r.
Little. Opinion filed allowing appellant
10 perfect III" anpcal from award of
arbitrators by Swing the recoeniHanCe
required by law. etc.
Bonds We're approved II the cases Of
Bridget Cuoncy vs.. +. H. Tiffany ct al,
and Eugene Strain vs.. +. Fl. Tiffany.
Hannah Davis W. John &. Davis.
Proclama ton in divorce awarded.
The following civil cases are on for
trial this week: II. T.. Birtch. assigned
TO Harris +. Rirtch, vs.. NJ, T.. I.athrop
sci. ia. sur Judgment John Skinnard
Ns. Slas Hartley; defendants appeal
labor.
The celebrated Fisk Jubilee Singers
will appCar in concert at the Presby-
terian church in this place ON Friday
evening. December -.
The great mock court trial. which
took place at the court house last even
ing, was Il complete success as an en-
tertainment and murh credit was re-
1eCted upon tn" manager, Colonel New
ton, of Worcester. Mass, and upon the
many of our prominent citizens who
took part The disagrecablc storm kept
many of our people from attending and
thus materially affected the receipts of
the enterprise and lessened its financial
success The very distinguished jury,
after short dcliberati0n, returned Il ver-
diet OF Not guilty, but the defendant
To return the rooster" '' Attire pro-
ceedings We're humorous in the eN-
IRENE and the audience was kept in Il
state Of perpetual merrimout
Norman Stewart and family returned
10 town from their Elk lake cottage to-
day.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


SEALED PROPOSALS will be received At the ut-
flee OF the sccrctLlN OF the Sr'antun iioIId "t
Control until 80 o'ul"rl, Muuday evening. Now
II, 1901, Tor the erection and vumrCtiol ut the
new proposed l2'room public school building l."
he erected on lhc Robinson lots in the >",umd
ward, and To be known M. 40, in accordance
with plans and specifications IN the bands ol I
!, Lacey Son, airhitcctS, Traders National
Bank building, scranton, Pa The N,lm 81 N,
hundred dollars ,jON in cash ~ certified check
is 10 be- enclosed with each bid. which sum shall
BE- forfeited 10 the school district in case oi re-
fusll omission on the part ~ the bidder To
whom the contract shall he awarded tU execute
contract within ten days after the awarding ot
the same, Bidders arc also required 10 state in
their bids the names ot their sub contractors, No
hid will he read or considered which fails To COM
py with these requirements, II is expressly un'
dc,Stoph aud stipulated on the pat o the Board
oi Control that no payment shall be made on the
contract until the revenues of the school district
Tor the fiscal year commencing July /, 1902, shall
hp available in the hands oi the treasurer
The Board reserve, the right "a reject any pr
an bids. ny order OF the scranton Board "t Con-
mol EUGENE ID. FELLOWS, Secretary
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Mrs. Will Leach, of Ararat. is seri
ously i'll with pneumonia. and Mrs.
Mumford Wrishter. of Wrighter's lake,
is under the doctors care.
Edward Nandemark, of Como, has
engaged with = D. Barnes for the Win
| ter.
Charles Parslow's house near West
Preston. Was burned to the ground.
! with nearly al! its contents. including
| one hundred and fifty bushels OF pota-
| toes, last week.
Mrs. Will Wrig!ter, Of Hopbuttom. is
the guest of her uncle, l.. y. Witter,
for few days.
T.. NJ. Lewis and g. l.. Clark are in
3nghumton. ON business, today.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Gelatt, of Scran-
| ton, are with his parents. MI. and Mrs.
T. T.. Gelatt. for a week or two.
Rev. A. j. Skellett has gone to
WellsbOro 10 engage in evangelstic
work for the remainder of this month.
The family of viii Vincent left Mon
| day for lIndicoi,, y. v, where they
| will join him and make their future
| home.
Mrs. Truman Perry. Of the township,
| is visiting her daughters, At Avoca, for
| a few days.
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CLARk'S SUMMIT.

The funeral of the late B. r. Pedrick
occurred on Thursday of last week and
MAS largely attended, both here and
at Nicholson. Brief services were ileld
al the house AT o'clock. after which
The body was taken To Nicholson where
further services We're held and inter-
ment made. \ delegation of the
knights of Malta attended the services
al both places, Many beautiful floral
emblems We're presented by sympathi2-
ing friends. Mr.. Pedrick was man
OF excellent character ana marked
business ability, During his residence
here he had made for himself large
circle of friends, by whom he will be
sincerely missed, A friend and bene-
factor to all, by all he Nas honored
and respected. Deceased leaves IA wife
and seven children,
The rain has come as Il Welcome Nis-
istor to our town, as water was getting
low in many wells ana dust Was as
bad as in summer.
The young daughter of Mrs. T.. T..
Rice is unable TO be out on account of
illness.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-13
INSTITUTE AT HoNEspALE.
Interesting Sessions Held by the
Wayne County Teachers.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Huucsdale. Nov. 12.--At tho teachers
Institute un Monday afternoon, oih'erS
were elected as follows: Nic"-proSi-
deuts. prof. r. =. March. of lioncsda'e'
and Prof. trpHscy, Of IIaWlcNi socI"-
tary. c. H. knanu. of AldenNilici
trcns,rcr. Prof j.. j. Niles. of Dainas-
Gus. superintendent Hover then intro
duccd Miss Elizabeth Lloyd, oi l'ans-
doNnc. Pa. as the irst speaker. i'or
subject WAS, Some causes ot l)cE"n-
rrpry." Sh" was Followed by Prof.
Warren Daret subject. "l'hc Law OF
Selection in Geography" and Prof +.
II. Green. subject, "Fnstruc,on.
Tuesday mornings session opened
with devotional exercises, conducted ''N
Rcv. j. y. Ware of Grace Episcopal
church. First period WaS occupied by
Prof. Daryt. subject, Method Of Pri-
mary R.1dinS." second period by Prof.
Green. continuing his subject "lnstrilc-
ton" The third rcriod was occupied
by Miss Lloyd. subject, IA Good DigcS-
tiun." Interesting tho class in the Won
dciiul process of digestion she ven
turcd tn" statement that tn" tobacco
ohcWcr dispOSvs of iiNe hogShcads of
saliva during Il year. Miss Lloyd Is u
very easy speaker. She advanced many
good suggestions FOR the consideration
of the I ,achorS.
Monday evening. Prof. John Y. Wat
liins sang "Adru, Marie tAdamsJ.
with Mrs. Jessie Dom, tsch as accom-
panist IN answer to an encore, H."
sang "i5luw, Blow. Thou Winter Wind
tSergeunD. Prof. Watkins conducted
the singing for the institute one year
ago, when he found a place in the
hearts of the Wayne county teachers.
on his return at this time he was
warmly greeted.
The lecturer of the evening was Prof
Francis II. Green subpect. "Lifc's
Musical Scale The lecture Sparkled
With imaginary music as coming from
all nations and from every sphere in
life. The speaker took for the founda-
tiou Of his remarks the music scale
with the following headings: 'leanli-
hess digestion, education, force. aspir-
alton. bcrcvoiencc ana character. The
lecture was profuSe with Wit ana
humor. and was heartily enjoyed.
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THOMPSON.
specisl In the Scranton Tribune.

Special 10 the scranton Tribune.
Thompson. Nov. 12.--E. NJ. Sinsa-
baugh. of 1<euka. n. Y, returned home
today after visiting his wirc's parents.
Rev. and Mrs. w n. French, ut the
Baptist parsonage.
Mrs. n. 4. Monroe Miss s. \. Mon
roe and Miss Mabel Monroe spent Il
few days in Binghamton. They were
there over the Sabbath
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. II. Croscr visited
his sister at Hamlinton. y. V" for a
few days, returning last evening.
Miss Ruth Leonard, of Poyntcllc Is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Frances De-
moray. this week.
Mrs. AIanley Wrighter has been Wis
iting her daughter, ut Port Jcrvis. the
rast week.
Professor Compton, who was confined
to his home last week by Illness, is
able to teach again this week.
Turner Williams. who has been work
ing on the section here for u year or
two, has been given u section and a
gang of men to work ii. near Melrose.
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DURYEA.

Mcssrs Benjamin Richardson and
James ROLES and son, Charles, have
returned home after spending Il few
weeks with the formers daughter, Mrs,
Lizzie Driscoll of Staten Island. \. Y.
Misses Elsie Hughes and Beatrice
Perry have returned home after II few
days visit with friends in Scranton.
Ny. George zimmerman was caller
in Pittston last night,
Mrs. James ROLES was a caller in
Pittston Yesterday.
Miss Ellie Brown is i'll al her home
on Foot street,
Mrs. John Johns was caller IN
Pittston Monday,
Miss Minnie Gearhart MAS caller
at the home of Mrs. Frank Lane yes
terday.
Miss Nellie Dills Was caller in
AvOca yesterday.
Mr.. Frank Lane has returned home
after Il few days visit with friends
in Orange, y. Y.
Mrs. Ruddle Godwalls and Mrs. John
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

lhirneO, Nov FL attic -kcCripIS, b,jU), IN,
GLIDING 700 Texans and 100 westerns slow, steady;
no choice here; good TO prime nonliually, sS2il
d 30; moor 10 medium, si,Tja6; >tockers and feed
oIs S,ai -: COWS, Sla,,j0 hcitelS, sl,50a5; can
ncrs sllaa5: bulls Si.Ijai 80: calves, S2.dOiG 30;
mixed steers s3.a1di; western steers. 500 !.
iiog,-Reccipts today 4j,u10; tomorrow, :o,1D;
icit over, 100: 10 to Il cents lower; mixed and
butrlels. Sj.ija1,so; good 10 choice heavy, sjjo'
5sIia; rough heavy 81 30ai.ih; light, 50 3jl5 -
bulk oi sales. slljij.Uj. Sheep Receipts, 10000;
sheep 30 oi0 cents lower than close; lambs,
20 to 80 cents lower than close; good to choice
wothrls -. ,oli 70; western sheep S'I",sO; ma
live lambs, ~ jjai.iO; western lambs, s'iai %.
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New York Grain and Produce Market

New York. Nov 1?.--Four-Quie and easier
t. o. h. atoat Optons generally weak all day
Closed weak at | e. net decline. May closed
SOasc.: December, .s'sc. Coin--spot easy; No. !.
GG',c. elevator and oG3sc, (. o. b. Ihoa. Opt IONS
all jay. Closed weak aud 80 lower; MAY closed
Gj7sc.: December. Gals. Oats spot steady; No.
>. iGc.: No. s. Jjc.; No. = white. a1isr.; track
white, iSaj,c No. . white, 4,ies4Sc.: track
mixed western iIaiGc. options active aud weak.
cr Al the west with other markets. Rutter-l'nm;
creamery. l6a2Siac; fIrtolN, l2'galj'?r.: ''n'e
creamery, IL aa4l ae.: imitation creamery liaisc
state dairy, l,a22c. thccsc-Quiet; fancy large
September. 9i.aAc.; fancy, iare" Orlober, "s,a
So; fancy. small, September, lOAaSsc; fancy,
small OctOh.l. NAal0r. kegs-Firm: state and
pcnI>N NlVunl. 3ni,;".: western uncandled, 2h'ic. (;
western Cundlcd, 3la2GC.
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Grand totals LIB l96 i76 Is

'''' T'V FIN NSO
The present membership of the regi-
lncnt is 120, including several who have
come i'm since the practices. and of this
number 702 have qualified as marks
men, or .975 per cent.
The Y. NJ. G, A, building fund has
reached the coveted 100000 mark which
was necessary Ia make the pledges al
ready secured binding, II is thought
this amount is not quite sufficient TO
secure the purchase of AS desirable a
lot as is wished for and the directors
OF the association expect TO secure
pledges to materially increase the to-
tai within few weeks. Several sites
are under consideration.
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Scranton Wholesale Market.

Corrected by H. q. Dale. % LackIwanns A'c.)
Beans s--Per buslIe choice marrow, S2.tiOa2.Gi
Buttei--tIcsh creamery, 2la22c.; dairy, fresh,
22c.
CheeseFull cream, 1Ol2allc.
EGGS Nearby state, 2%s25C.
Medium Bcans-P-t Lushcl $50.
Green Pcas-Per bushel, $l.40al.i5
Flour-l'cst patent, per barrel &++5.
Ecans--Pcr bushcl choice marrow, S3. ~.
PotatocS--Per bu>hcl, 81 50.
ononS-pcl bu>iIe., Sl.oO
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Buffalo Live Stock Market.

East Buffalo. Noy. i9,-Catlle- Receipts, IL
cars; steady: lair 10 good butchers, lj to 20
cent, lower Tor medium 10 good shipping steers
yculs quicf at si,1ja1. liogs--Ohclings 40 cars;
slow and generally 10 cents lowrI selected heavy,
- jsjaj.GO: mixed packers aud mediums, SjI5l
; 20; pig,, s5.5Ol161: roughs, Sjaj.2j; stags 81.
80 Sheep and l.lnhs-Supplr, y cars; dali;
lambs aI0c lower; top lambs, slooli.6j; low.
Si.7O: fair to good, Si,5oaiio, sheep Stead,
top mixed. Slioa3.G5; culls To- good. - ijaa30;
wcthcrs, 81 70a& so; ycarings fair TO good. s. j0a
3.0O; heavy lambs very dull at 4, ,ioai So
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Three More Convicts Captured.

BY tkrIsllc WlIe lEon Tho Associated Press
kduSas City Nov, T. Thee nf the conyicrs
who escaped nom Tie Lcayenworth Jail were cap.
turcd by prison gulrds near Cottonwood Falls
kan. TODAY C,lbert Mullcu, white; Fred Robin.
son, mulatlo, and Sol sOulherland, Indian were
the three captured after hsht IN Which southrr.
Land was shot, None OF the guards were hulg