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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-04

The sequence of a series of burglaries
Is now the topic among the friends of
II. NJ. Kennedy, of South Main street.
Forty-fvc years ago Mr.. Kennedy's
father Kept a large store near New
Milford, Susquchanna county He did
not live over the store and many morn
ings when Mr.. Kennedy went to the
store he found that it had been broken
into and that his goods were taken.
Finally the thieves were captured, con-
victed and imprisoned. All have since
then died. The strange part of the
story is that two maiden sisters, aged
over GO years, named BloXsam. residing
in Il small hamlet called Burnwood on
the jefferson division, have become so
poor that they have asked aid from
the poor authorities. As the law pro-
vidcs the authorities went to the old
homestead which was miserable
horcl. In their search they unloaded
tier after tier of sawed wood and be-
hind ii all We're hidden more than n
hundred dry goods boxes still unopcn.
On investigation they found them filed
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IT'S ALWAYS BAD
The Best of Backs Are
Bad When They Ache
and Scranton Peo-
pie Know It.

A bad back is always bad.
Bad at night when bedtime comes.
Just as bad in the morning.
Ever try Doans Kidney Pills for it?
Know they cure backache. cure every
kidney i'll?
If YOU don't some Scranton people do.
Read a case of it,
Mrs. Sarah Farrell of 1919 Price
street, Hyde Park, says; II honestly
believe If it had not been for Doan's
Kidney Pills | would have been in my
grave. Six years ago my kidneys COM
menced to trouble me. At first | did not
pay much attention to 1t. but it kept
getting worse and other symptoms APP
peared. tried many medicines but
without obtaining permanent relief.
was 80 bad that blood passed from me.
my back achcd so [ could not get up
or Down, | was short of breath. and
finally had to take to my bed. | was
growing weaker and my suffering be-
came mere intense and the doctor said
lie was doing all he could for me. |
] had given up all hope of getting re-
lief. My daughter had Doans Kidney
Pills brought to her notice and got u
box at Matthews Bros drug store. [
took them and the first box did me so
much good that she got me some more
After the fourth box thanked God
that | had found remedy which had
given me a new lease of life"
For sale by all dealers. Price 20
cents. Foster-Hilburn Co., Buffalo. ~
y. Sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's, and take
no substitute.
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with shawIs, boots and shoes, gloves,
ribbons, etc. Many of them had Mr..
kennedy'S name. Others We're not
labelled. About the time the arrests
were made the people recalled the fact
that these sisters had IL brother who
shortly after left for parts unknown.
1t is supposed that the women, fearing
detection did nol try 10 dispose of the
goods and kept fighting off poverty
as long as possible. The poor authors
ties have notified Mr.. Kennedy and
asked him to come up and identify the
goods.
Mr. and Mrs. DE Lemoyne, of Chicago.
are visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Cranston. They We're mar
ried few weeks ago. Mr.. De Lemoyne
has been West for some time purchas-
ing horses for The British government
While there he met his wife. Today
they will leave for his home in London
Miss Margaret ShauehneSsy has re-
turned to her home in Wiliamsport
after several years stay in Avoca
The marriage of Miss Margaret Cliff
ford and James Cavanaugh. both of the
West Side, WAS announced yesterday:
also The marriage of Miss Rose Alr-
town.
Mrs. John Moore, of Grove street. is
critically i'll.
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NEW MILFORD
ecial to the Scranton Tribune.

Special 10 the Scranton Tribune
New Milford, Nov. 3.-Aliss May Rose
entertained the following friends at
cards last Thursday evening: Miss
Lucia Butterlield, Miss Henrietta Hay
den, Miss Madge Roe, Miss Katharine
and Miss Nellie Quinn, Messrs. Haw-
ley. Aldrick, Brick, Benjamin and Far
ley.
Miss Helen Taft is visiting at Gibson
this week.
Miss Zua Mcconnell entertained "A
number of friends at her home on
Thursday evening. Those present We're:
Miss Minnie Bradley Miss Ina Aldrich,
Miss Pansy Miller, Miss Margaret En-
pet, Miss May Bradley, Miss Mildred
Empet, Miss Maud Trumbull, Miss
Bessie Bradley and Miss Helen Hutch-
ings.
The members of the Magazine club
We're pleasantly entertained by Mrs. H..
j. Stafford, at Heart lake, one evening
last week.
The foot ball game between Bing-
hamton and New Milford, ON Saturday
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TUNKHANNOCK.
|p,cial 10 tho ssrA,on Tribune.

lpscial 10 the sstAton Tribune.
Tunkllannock, NOV. 3.-Mrs. ~
Woodward is the guest of her brother,
Frank Packer at Iazlcton, where she
will remain about two weeks.
The Monday club' will meet at the
home of Mrs. Martha Bunnell, ON
Warren street this afternoon at :
o'clock.
MIR. and Mrs Samuel Eysenbach ana
Mrs. u. n. Stone returned from New
York on Sunday where they have been
spending the past week.
Kcnnard French of Mehoopany, was
railing on friends in town on SATURDAY.
Mr. French Is taking n course In medl-
cine at the University of Pennsylvania.
Mr.. ana Mrs James Deubler and Mr..
end Mrs. Stephen Robinson, VINO nave
been at the Pan American for week,
returned home on Saturday.
Corey Goodwin and Clayton Sharps.
of Win1haln, were business men in
town ON Saturday.
Miss Sophrona Luckcnbill, who Ans
been the guest of friends at LchiShton
the past three weeks. returned home on
Saturday.
The Daughters of the American Rev
oliton met ut the home of Mrs j. w.
Piatt on Saturday afternoon
Henry FlcranerfClt. Il student at l.af-
aycttc college. Easton. is visiting his
parents at this place.
\ man by the name of Stark was
knocked down and robbed on Bridge
street on Friday night. \ warrant was
issued and an arrest mad" on Saturday
lnorning. but the case Is reported to
have been settled by the justice. When
persons charged with highway robbery
and burglary ar" allowed In so un-
punished as has been the case in scv-
eral instances here, further laWlessness
cannot fail to be the result. There have
been quite Il number of bulElares
committed here within the past year
and it is time something was done.
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COLGATE UNIVERSITY,

Prof. Frances q, Peabody, of Har-
ward University, will deliver three lee
lures before the seminary students
Thursday and Friday of next week,
upon ethical theories and social ques-
tions.
DIR. Reed spent The early part of last
week in New York.
The millenial commemoration of the
death of Alfred the Great was observed
in college chapel Monday morning.
Dean crawshaW gave an address ON
"Alired's influence ON Litera ture," fol-
lowed by an address on Alfred in
History by Prof. Spencer.
The various fraternities Joined by
Scranton students are as follows: Del
Ia tpslon, Charles Leber, Frank
Strong James G.. Bailey; u. Is. h.,
Randolph rockingham, Lyon Weyburn
and Carl Zegler; Phi Gamma Delta,
David Thomas.
Colgate Varsity team played Hobart
Friday last, winning by a score of lilo.
The glee and mandolin club is hard at
practice for the coming trip.
H. Z. Rathbone. 81 ex., formerly u
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SUSQUEHANNA.

Special to The Scranton Tribune.
Susquchanna. Nov. IA largely at
tended and very enthusiastic public
meeting was held in Hogan Opera
Eousc last evening. to take into con-
sidcration the subject of creating
public building, to be used for general
borough purposes. DR.. Samuel Bird
sail presided. and made appropria,"
remarks. Excellent speeches, all in
favor Of the proposition. We're made b.
eX-Fire Chief Hickey. of Scranton:
Rev. p +. Broderick. Thomas A. Do
herty, II. j. Manning and w. A. Skin
ner. Generous applause greeted the
remarks Of the speakers and the senti-
ment of the meeting was heartily in
favor Of the proposition, which will be
voted upon at the election next Tue.
day. Excellent music for the occasion
was rendered by the SusQueh2 nna
band. Prior to the meeting there " as
a parade of the fire department, head
ed by the SusOuchanna band. Eur
CESS McMahon's fine team of blacks.
attached to Erie Hose comprny : fin,
wagon. made an excellent exhibition.
In the probable cost of the public
building project carrying, at The ele'-
tlon next week, the Sabn lot, ON Cast
Aiain street. will probably 30 ,rIc ted
as the site for the building.
Rev. w. NJ. Bouton, pastor of tho
Oakland Methodist church, who has
been i'll for several weeks. is able 10
walk out.
a number of vicinity odd Fellows
We're at Wilkes Barre on Wednesday
evening attending Il special meeting Of
the grand lodge.
Hunters report Il scarcity of squirrels.
\ well attended district Sunday
school institute was held al Stevens
Point ON Wednesday,.
The t.lit" Concert company will ap-
pear al HallStead Nov. 80
Mrs. Henry Malcolm, an aged and re-
spectcd resident, died at her home on
Jackson street on "Wednesday morn
ing after brief illness. She is sur
Nived by the husband and five adult
children. The funeral win probably
take place on Friday aftcrnoon.
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Watson'S Orientals.

Mat>un'S cUlolcd aggregation OF vaudeville tai.
cut. which lie calls 'lhc Oricntais," will h" tho
attraction al The star Monday. Tuesday and Wed.
nc-day. Great care has been exercise i'll the sccc-
tiun OF the different members Of this company.
The ladies number twenty five. composing one vi
Tie main features OF the company.
The performance begins with hlrct,a entitled
'lu Lidysmith,' employing the services OF the
entire company. This was specially written by
Mr.. Watson, aud i his latest conception of what
burleSIue should he The lyrics, music. scenery
and costumes We're specially written and designed
Tor this hmrtIa.
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WELSH HILL.



Welsh Hill, oct 3O.--rhe duties of
our several school teachers are again
resumed after attending IL pleasant
and Instructive institute which was
held in Montrose last week
On Monday the personal property of
ID. j. Thomas was sold at public sale
Mr.. Thomas moves his family to
Scranton this week, where they will
make their future home They will be
greatly missed from our community.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Snyder ana
daughter. Alice, Of East LenoX. visited
at Mrs. NJ. w. Watkins ON Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bevan and Mass
Lizzie Morgan, who have spent tine
summer here. have returned Ia Scran-
ton.
Are We to have a telephone? It
would be Il small start toward progress
sion.
Rumor has ii that the Thomas prop
erty is rented to promising young
man of this place, which means another
wedding i'm the near future.
Leroy Craft, of Worcester. y, Y, vis-
itcd his sister, Mrs NJ. W. Watkins, ON
Sunday last.
one of our bright young men, David
Jones is to we'd on Thursday Miss
Eathrinc Reese, of i'cckVile.
We are pleased to note that the pres
ent condition Of Mr. Harris to be such
as to permit of his removal on Monday
last from br. Wheelers private hos
pital Of tarbundalo, to the home of his
son, Rev. Il. n, Harris, of this place.
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week October "A by entertaining
a company of iriends--the Methodist
Episcopal Ladies' Aid society.
Miss Hattie Mcmillan is visiting
friends near Honesdale.
The ladies of the Methodist Episcopal
church served dinner today in the odd
Fellows hall.
Several of the Grand Army of the Re-
public post here attended soldiers
reunion at Franklin Forks Yesterday
October so.
Mrs. Shaddurk has returned from a
visit in Factoryville
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. :. ELY. Miss Alice
Watrous. q. NJ. Dolaway and the
Misses Dolaway are at the Pan Amer
lean this wesk.
e. II. Tiffany. who has been putting
work nearly done. The young people
hope to have skating this winter.
Ralph Sterling Went To Wilkes Barre
yesterday and on his return will bring
home as his bride Mrs. White. Their
many friends wish them much happi-
ness.
Charley Benjamin visited his father
who is in poor health. last week.
Mrs. Josephine Sterling has returned
from Il visit with Scranton friends.
Miss Louise Newton and Grace Me-
Keever spent Sunday with their moth
crs on their return from institute.
Mr. WeScott has moved into G. H.
Titfany'S house.
y very quiet wedding occurred last
evening at the home of Mr., and Mrs.
A. s Waldie, when their daughter,
Maude. was united in marriage TO
George II. Terry, by Rev. n. $. Sage.
Only the nearest relatives. about SiX-
teen in number, We're invited. Mr.. and
AIRS. Ferry Will reside with her parents
this winter.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Ely
gave them a surprise party at the home
of his sister. Mrs. Frank Rogers last
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Ely are leaving
for the west for the winter ANA will be
greatly missed.
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Business Opportunity.

STOCK AND WHEAT TRADERS without delay.
Write for our special market letter. Free on
application. s. NJ. ibbard u Co.. members n.
Y. Consolidated and Stock Exchange. A aud Is
Broadway. New York. Established 1854 Long
Distance Phone 23SS Broad
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The Nordica Concert.

The New York iIcrald ot yesterday announces
the arrival Of Mime. Lillian Nor!ica III New York
on Saturday 10y the steamer st. Louis, and speaks
Ill glowing terms oi her great tTmnpAS abroad.
Tie Herald, in slicJkins OF her coming tour in
this county, announces that lrr first concert
will be given in Scranton on Nov. II. That sh,
Will make her first American appearance here is
an event in which scranton will take great pride.
In order 10 accommodate many alor:: the line
"l the Delaware. lackaWanna and Western 'al'
road who have oppressed dcSiic to attend The
NoIiicl concert. ON Nov. II. arrangements have
been made to have The train leaving scranton At
Il.3I y. M stop AZ ,iaiN's Snmmit, Dalton,
FLctoryNllc and Nicholson.
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1.-The BiiXton Burglary"

"Ihc BriSton Burglary" witt, tho original
Herald square thcatrr production, and with an
excellent cast, which includes w. j. Ferguson
Miss Nell Butler, Mr. Wright huntington and the
other members OF the New York cast, will be
the attraction at the iyeeun thcatcr next Wed.
hesday afternoon and night, This Jolly farce
comedy is meeting with great success on tour
and seems to be duplicating its New York pros
pcrity, where it surprised nearly everybody by
playing to capacity business during ihe heatct
period ot the past summer.
several OF the members Of the cast achieved
personal triumphs and these were retained for
the tour OF this farce comedy during tile present
season, when only the principal cities Will be
visited.
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Huntley- Harris Company.

The lluntlcy.liIris stock company will open a
two weeks engagement al the Academy of Music
this evening in "\n Innocent sinner a srcnic
production well and liNotahr known here hy
their splendid production last season. This com.
paiy will give twcuty.three performances during
their stay in scranton, changing the bill at each
performance, with Ju rNirL vaudeville attraction
between the acts.
rhos" who remember the performance Of ''rir
Tornado" "Thc Fast Maif' and The World"
last season 10y this COMPANY will not doubt it
when they say tnat they carry load oi
scenery and effects with everything cDmpcc Tor
each producttun TIL" past two season, reputa-
tiom Of this company Is Il po,i>" guarantee oil
their present woih
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


SEALED PROPOSALS will be rec tclvcd by tn" cry
controller ct his office in the city lall
SCRANTON, Pa, until II o'clock m. on. Nov. iiiL
1901, fur furnishing material and painting the
With Ordinance File OF Select Council NJ. 81. aud
specifications on Glc in the office Of tine director
oi department OF public works.
Bidders shall accompany proposal with cash
OF a certified check payable 10 the city ot StIJrr
ton, Pa, ter one hundred tSloD,Ool dollars ls 4
guarantees 10 execute contract within ten
days, if awarded the same. otherwise 10 be Tor.
fctcL to the oi the city.
Bids shall be addressed to the dirc' tor of the
department OF public works, who will open the
,aInc in tho office oi the city recorder ON Mon
Gay NOV. 4th, 1901, AT . o'clock p. m.
The cily reserves the right Ia reject any or all
bid. IoiiN " ko' N,
Director Department of Public Works
Scranton, Pa. Oct 2jth, 1901
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FACTORYVILLE.


F'actoryVillc, Nov. l.---Mr. Charles B.
Capwell and daughter. Miss Iva. have
moved to Dalton, where they will take
charge of the toll-gate on the Factory
Vile and Abingdon turnpike
Colonel d. y. Mathewson, of WASH
mgton. u. o. is spending few days
in town,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lindsey, Mr.. ana
Mrs, Fred Lindsey, Mr. and Mrs. VIII
Rogers, Mrs. j. a. Brtton, Mrs. J.. ID.
Armstrong and Miss Josephine Lindsey
left this morning for Buffalo, To witt
ness the closing the Pan-American.
Alfred Rossiter is improving his resi-
dcnce with coat of paint
Paulowna lodge, Daughters of Re-
bellah will meet next Tuesday evening,
Nov. j. Officers for the coming term
will he nominated at that time.
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BROOKLYN.

Special TO the scranton TIbnut
Brooklyn, oct. 3i.---AIrs T.. \. King
has moved her goods TO Dalton. where
Mr.. King has been at work for some
time.
a number of enterprising citizens
nave been laying new stone walk be-
tween the bridge and Waldics feed
store. We should like to see more of
such work done in our village
Miss Alice Patterson. of Bingham
ton. Is the guest of her cousin. Mrs
Glenn TewksburN.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. s. Eldrdgc cclcbrat-
ed their twcnty.hfth anniversary last
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LEGA


IN THE DlSrRit Il COT RI of the uitcd states
lor the Middle District ot Pcnnsy lrani. In
the matter vi George Il. Clark & Company,
and George II, Clark and j. r. CIarh. Bankrupt
No. II in Bankruptcy
10 the creditors OF George L. CLARK 4 Company
George n. Clark and j. Il. Clark, OF SylLntoa.
in the county OF lHckawinnl and district
aforesaid Il bankrupt;
Notice is hereby given that on tho eighth iak
Of October \. y. 1901, the ,,iid Georg" Il. Glars
a Company were duly id!udl,itcd bankrupt; and
that the first meeting ot their creditors will he
held at tho office oi the referee IN the Govern.
lurn building in the city ot scranton Pa, on the
fourteenth day OF November \. d. tool at 10
O'Clock In the forenoon, at which time the said
creditors may attend, prove their claims, APP
point a trustee. examine the bankrupt and
transact such other business as may property
omc before said meeting,
q. \. VAN WORMER, Referee.
scranton, Pa. 1901
ircOi oi claim. ~ Gems,
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"Lost River"

Lost River comes to the L!ceum tomorrow
night with all the Original scenery and effects
used in the Boston and New York production
aud cast oI thirty'fvc people, including Paul
Gilmore ms lhc hero. and Edith faSscrt as the
heroine, Ora
Gilmore has starred in the romantic drama as
Rny Bias, ';il de Bcrault and D'Artagnan in the
'MusketeclS," aS wcIl is supporting IIenricti,
'roSsman during the New York run OF "Mistress
Nell" in which pant his hnc appearance and ciah.
orltc robes of state made him popular matinee
iaNolltc srC0nd 70 mono ON BrondwnN
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l.. A.. WATRES. ATTORNEY -ArLAW, BOARD
OF Trade Building. Scranton. Pa.
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THE TRIBUNES "WANT" DIRECTORY.
SITUATIONS
WANTED
FREE.
4 Lines 10 Cents
More Than Four Lines, > Cents for Each Extra Liu.
3 Inserti ons rs Cents
More Than Four Lines. Cents for Each Estra Line.
Help Wanted-Male.

WANTED \ coupl, Of good grocery clerks who
desire to double their salaries. Must not hc
afraid to work. Address, CLERK" Tribune OlhCc.
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IIIJNI)S,
Scranton Wholesale Market.

Corrected by H. q, Dale, - Lackawanna Ave,
Beans Per buShc choice marrow, >4.6ol26j,
crFIcSh creamery, 2laa2c.; dairy, fresh
22c.
Cheese Full cream, lOlasilc.
Eggs Nearby state, 23aa5r
Medium BeinS-Per hushcl. $50
Green Pcas-pcr bushcl, 81 i0al.AJ
Flom--Best patent, per barrel, s4i5
Reans--pcr bushcl, choice. marrow, S. 10.
Poaocs--Per bushel, Sl.jI.
Onions--Per buShcl, 500.
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The Toll Gate Inn :"

At the Iycem saturday afternoon and night
"Toll Gate Inn" Il stirring story oi Vermont
during Revolutionary lines, was presented be.
fore two well pleased audiences
The leading role were played most admirably
by William Beech and sylvia NJ Rhlwcll About
the first of the year Miss Bidwell /, to hc f,utu,pd
in AN Old Colony Grl," written by lanCcon
Met "lmck, the author of Toll Gate Inn"
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Philadelphia Live Stock.

Philadelphia, Nov. 3,Lyc stock receipts for
the week; Cattle, o,933; hogs, 1906. Cattle
Bulk Of offerings WAS oi medium and common
cattle, on which the market ruled unusually
dull lower and very unsatisfactory; best. S,l
Si,1jai.jo common, Sioi,2j; stockcr' and feed,
ers, S3.joai Sheep aud Lambs Market inactive
on lambs and mny steady on desirable supplies
extra, - .a3&c,; choice 3iiIi &C.; medium, = !
234c; common, liaa2lar.; lambs, @i2a5I4p. lloas
-spply ample and prices shade easier: western,
slsapc,; iat COWS, weak and duh At 9aar,: thil
CONS, inactive, lialiltc,: veal oaNc, under
STEADY inquiry brought, GaG'4o; Milch COWS oi
bcst quality realized sljaj5, common 10 i4h
moycd slo" at S2oa30; dressed stccls, TaaDtc
dressed COWS, jiOlac.
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FOR RENr-fmnsl,cd front room with all con.
Nrnicnccs; gentleman only. Jos Washington
avenue.
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Margaret Bourne Carrie Thatcher. Rhodl Gamer.
on and others. Miss Ga!land will appear at the
Lyceum next IIulsday evening.
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II is said that Bishop Doanr, OF Albany. y.
Y, in attending tic san Francisco EpiscoDll
convention dressed in shovel hat, knee bloeches,
black silk stockings and silver buckles on his
shoes. Some OF the Others wore the Episcopal
apron, but Bishop Doane was the only one to
assume the whole attire.
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Mond1y. Oct 2S, seth Low.
Tuesday. oct. 2".Iod the picture up-i,lr
down and you will see a stork. the head being
ust above the artists hand.
no hir>.'
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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE MONDAY NOVEMBER 4, 1901.

the New York journal, has an excel
lent position on the Chicago Ameri-
can.
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THEATRICAL NEWS.
ATTRACTIONS TODAY.

N N\DEN' OF lC-iiun,Ioy.lIauiS com.
pany. Night.
STAR Wat,on's oricnts,. Afternoon aud ni.l,t.
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SlTI ALTON WANTEp-B BY a ,olorcd man ~
cook in . hotel. or any kind ri worn in /,
private family: IeIorCnCos ii required. AddveS
uOG West LdGkIwarnl aycnur,
WANTED Position in drafting room; have had
experience. Address D. &. H.. "a Adams
avenue,
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

afternoon, was won by the Binghamtol
team.
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Wanted.
Agents Wanted.


ENERGETIC MEN to sell tea and coffee to con
,uncr>. Liberal commissions Address, 'En.
rgy.' l.. q. Boz 3oi. city.