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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-27
THOMPSON,
Scranton iril,t,uc.

Special to tic scranton tribune.
Thompson. Nov o6.--Young David
Condor, of the township, had the mis-
fortune to shoot off two of his fling
ers while hunting yesterday. Dr.. Nc
Namara attended the patient.
DR.. Craft, of Herrick Centre. was
professionally engaged in the township
last evenjnG'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tuttlc are re-
joicing over the advent Of Il girl nj
their horne.
II. NJ. Benson. of jackson, was IL call
er in town today on his return from
Scranton.
Mrs. +. D. Wrighter, of the township,
was called to Hawley this morning by
at that place
day attending the funeral of Miss
Martha. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. John
Glover. of that place.
The pupils of our granded school have
organized a reading circle to meet Mon-
day evenings of each week.
The storm that broke upon US Sat
urday evening is raging still, though
it comes from the west instead of the
east and it is showing today.
Mrs. Mcfarland. an aged woman and
mother of Fred Leonard of Jackson,
died at his house and was buried last
Sabbath, Rev. Dwyer of the Baptist
church officiating at her funeral.
Mrs. Frank Wrighter and son went
to Scranton this afternoon, accompan-
led by Mrs. l.. j. Wrighter and son
Paul. and Mrs. Edwin Tucker.
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DURYEA.

Spccil 10 lilt N'ldlIt'l ilI'lNI's
Duryea, Nov. 26.--AIiss Jennie Will
drick has returned home, after Il few
days visit with friends in Wilkes
Barre.
Louis Edsall has returned home. after
a few days visit with friends in Wayne
county.
Revival meetings ut the Primitive
Methodist church this week.
There will be Il union Thanksgiving
service at the Brick Methodist Episco-
pal church OF this place. The pro-
gramme will be as follows: Singing,
America" led by choir of Brick
church: prayer, Rev. w. +. Paul; sing
ing, selection by Old Forge uuartette;
Scripture reading. Rev. II. a. Green;
singing, selection by choir OF Primitive
Methodist church; reading. Thanksgiv-
ing proclamation OF President Roose-
Welt, by Rev. G. III. North; singing,
selection by choir of Baptist church,;
Life of Governor stone" by Rev. j. j.
Underworld; singing, selection by choir
of Presbyterian church: sermon, Rev.
w. G. Funk singing, Hymn los, choir
of Brick church: bcnediction, Rev. II.
a. Green.
There will be Il turkey supper at tho
Primitive Methodist church OF this
place on Thanksgiving night, All are
welcome
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THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Neview.

New York, Nov 90. Amalgamatcd Copper went
through an exceedingly varied course OF move
mrnts in today's stock market and finished un'
changed from last night The course Of thi! stock
was Il pretty accurate index OF the general mar.
ket throughout. The days net changes are seen
to be- very small. as rule, and considerably
mixed, although the extreme range oi pfcca was
considerable. A notable fact in connection with
the constantly changing course OF prices was tho
consistency Of the movements. Sometimes tho
course Of the market would vary distinctly three
times within an hour, travcrsihg each time an
average range OF nearly point. Yet the whole
list moved pretty much In unison, there being 10
apparent conflict in the tendency Of the prominent
active stocks. The opening dealings feileeted a
distinct effort at hull demonstration Tor an ad-
vance, the thunk lines being selected FOR leader.
ship. Amalgamatcd Copper was also supported
IN tho opening dealings hut the weakness which
the whole market, and SO with its subsequent
changes the stock fell by successive stages AMI
very uncertainty TO Is, and covered with frequent
reactions to SD&, ending at so. There was an
The early weakness was IN face OF permission from
4 court to thc Boston and Montana to pay diNi.
dcnd on that stock under bond The withholding
of these dividends was officially offered as cause
tor the reduction of the dividend ON Analganated
Copper The recovery IN the stock was IN spite
oi the sharp break in the price ol raw copper in
London, following some recent speculative buying
in that market A striking feature ot the check
20 the recent advancing tendency OF the market
was the decided decrease in activity. Today 5
than those of yesterday. An advance OF points
in General Electric. the strength OF sugar and
Manhattan. and the hcavincss OF Baltimore ana
ohio, aud st. Louis and San Francisco were
notable. Total sales, 1G2,10 shares.
Railroad bonds were irregular. Total sales par
value. S,'2j,VO
United states bonds were all unchanged on the
last call.
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Philadelphia Grain and Produce.

Philadelphia. Nov. .G.Wheat steady; contract
grade November, 'diaai'c. Com-.Stoady; No. :
mixed November, tsaiSiac. OatsFiim. iac high.
cr; No. white clipped. 90. Wool--tnchaneed
rrov-ions-Fair, with fair iobbing tlade. Hut.
ter--Firm: prints, lc. higher; fancy western
creamery, 2Gc.; fancy nearby prints, 2'h. Eggs
Firm; fresh ncaibyt Csc. do. western, 27c.; do.
southwestern, 2tc.; do. southern, Zoe. Cheese.
Cnchangcd New York nll iull creams. fancy
small l0Ssal024r: do. ,lo. .air to choice, hl0iac.
Refined Sugars quiet. cottou-,steady. Tal0w
Firm, fair demand; city prime in rierccs, 03sc /;
country do. barrels, &C.; dark, Jiai5a,c,; cakcs,
di2c Live Poultry -sateadv, tair demand; fowls,
Saoc, old roostcrS, Ga1iac. chickens, SiJc: ducks,
Baltic; geese, MlOc.; turkeys, Dal0c. DlaS.Gd
roully-fhh, good demand; fowls, choice.
i0i3c.; do iair 10 good, DiaalOc,; old roostc,s,
1iac,; chickens nearby, llal'jr.; western do, va,
l.c.; turkeys, choice 10 fancy, l3llic.; do. iar
to good llal2c.; do. do. ordinary, 7aor.; ducks,
As To quality, loll3c,
pounds in sacks; wheat h0m bushels: com,
.70Oo bushels; oats, 900 bushels. shipments.
Wheat, 5000 bushels; corn, 1000 hu,hcls oats,
G,uD bushels
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THOMAS FORD DEAD.
He Was the President of the First
National Bank of pittston.
Special TO the Scranton Tribune.


Special 10 the scranton Tribune.
Pittston, Nov. 2G.-'rhc death of
Thomas Ford, of West pittston oc-
Cured last nigh. at ii30 after Il three
weeks illness of pneumonia. For sew
erul days Mr.. Ford's condition has
been such hat his family and relatives
had bu, little hopes of his recovery.
Funeral Thursday afternoon at ?i5.
hterment in West pittston cemetery.
Besides Mrs. Ford. the deceased is SUR
vivcd by one daughter, Mrs Edward
:. smith of palatinc Bridge. ~ j.
Also by u sister, Mrs. G. III. Foster, OF
West Pittston.
Few mon were more closely identi-
fled with the business interests of
pttston during the past four decades
than WAS Thomas Ford. Born in the
hamlet OF FoXhoes Yorkshire, Eng.
he came with his parents to this Coun-
try when but three years of age. His
entire life had been spent in this Nicln-
ity, death sumnloning him in his
seventy-iifth year. He was of u very
thrifty disposition Although never
having the advantages of II thorough
education, he adapted himself closely
TO business affairs and rose from the
humble farmers son to the wcalthiest
man in the city. He had been connect
ed with several mercantile firms here.
Mr.. Ford was connected with numer-
Gus of the early industries of this vi
cinity and at the line of his death was
Nice-president of the First National
bank. He was also president of the
West Pittston Cemetery Association
and treasurer of the West Pittston
Poor Board. For the past forty years
he had been in the powder business in
this city. Deceased was II member of
the West Pittston Methodist church
and st. Johns Lodge. T.. and ~ NJ,
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AVOCA.

The Hose company fair will open in
the silk mill this evening. The Eagle
drill squad, of Pittston, will be present.
Admission, 10 cents. Tomorrow even
ing the Red Men will give an entertain
ment.
Thanksgiving services will be held on
Thursday morning at 1890 o'clock in the
Primitive Methodist church. Rev. y. r.
Smythe will preach.
Miss Agnes Clifford spent Sunday
with Miss Anna Lynett, of Scranton.
The twin sons of Ah. ana Mrs. Henry
Jennings are both dead. One died on
Friday morning and the second ON Sat :
urday. 1nterment was made in st.
Mary's cemetery.
Fowler Curl and two sons. of Main
street, are suffering from nuinsy. His
mother is here from Hacllettstown,
waiting on them.
Mrs. James Moore. Of Main street,
was called to Pott&ville on Sunday. on
account of the death of her sister Mrs.
James Mclaughlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ S. Prentice. Of Lee
liaysvile, Pa, We're guests of RcV. and
Mrs. r. NJ. Pascoe last week.
Miss Mary Barrett. of Grove street, is
quite ill.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hradbury, of North
Main street, are seriously i'll.
Miss Elizabeth Boone spent Sunday
with friends in Scranton.
The Ladies' Catholic Benevolent as
sociation will meet this evening
John Collins. OF Dupont, is suffering
from the effect of Il paralytic stroke.
The American Colonial fair under the
n gyli. s,f
opened in the new silk mill last even
ing. Tie candy booth is in charge OF
Mesdanes William Brown, William
Lalid, william Howell, and Hattie
Bell. They sell only choice home- made
confectionery which is rapidly going.
The United states booth is in charge
OF Mrs. n. Il. Hoskins ana Mrs. Ply
His Mitchell. The Philippine booth is
looked after by Mrs. IL. Nj. Stcever,
MIS- Edward Laird, Mrs. James Nor
Ton ana MIS-, Fowler Curl. Ice cream is
served by Mrs. Richard Richens. Mrs.
Henry Weddal and Mrs otto DOM
mernuth The booths are We'll stocked
with valuable and useful articles The
affair is ably managed by Mrs. l.. ID.
Sanders. Last evening the Eagle Hose
drill squad entertained. This evening
ious antics. There will he a stree, par-
adc at 7.30 o'clock.
The entertainment given last even
ing In the T.. NJ. church under the
management OF the finance committee
was well arranged and all who had
the pleasure of spending the evening
there was amply repaid for Drawing
The elements. The selections given by
Nh and Mrs, Thomas Parry Were high
~ commendable, Both are trained
singers and their removal to this town
is Il desirable acquisition to the pro-
motcrS of music.
Rev. James Lcishman, OF Scranton,
viii conduct two services at the Chris
tian Alliance rooms in the North End.
Meetings nj 800 and 7.30 O'Clock
Henry, the five-year-od son of Mr..
and Mrs James Jackson, of Duryea,
died Yesterday afternoon. The fun
eral viii take place tomorrow AFTER
noon al 2 o'clock, lnterment will be in
st, Mary's cemetery.
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New York Grain and Produce Market

New York, Nov. 2,i.FlouDull and barely
steady with wheat. Wheat-Spot easy; No. red,
S2&ic. /. g, h. aiioat, and s0iac elevator; No. l
Northern Duluth. Size /. %. b. atioat, Options
opened easier. Latel they were alternately lirm
and easy. Closed weak at halac. net decine.
MAY closed Slisc.; December. 7oa,c. Coln-Spot
ahoat Option market opened weaker, rallied. hut
eventually yielded and closed veal; at ha'sc net
loss. May closed Gshc.; December, 6slac. Oats
Spot finn; No. }, isc.; No. 3. i'c.: 10.
white, j2c.; No. white. 5lt@c.: track mixed
western. 4saioc.; track white, ioLjo. Options
dull and barely steady. Butcr-Frm; creamery,
l7n2jhc. factory, lial5Ac.; June creamery. lisa
l5a2ac. ChccscQuet; tancy. large September,
oaial0c: fancy, large October. 0Aal4e; iaEcy,
small September, Io,4aa,c.: fancy, small October.
pI,al0c. Eggs--Qnie,; state and Pennsylvania, 81
a2Sc.: western at mark, 2la27c; southern at mark,
Jllyir.
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NORTHEASTERN =.
PENNSYLVANIA

nearly Sc years. Her early home was
IN Brooklyn where her ather, Rowland
Miles. was II miller for many years.
After her marriage to Hugh Stone, they
lived in Abingdon, now Waverly. One
daughter was born to them. Malvina
who married George Thompson and
went to Illinois to live. Mr.. and Mrs
Stone followed their daughter and for
time made their home with hcr. AIR
Stone died about twelve years ago. and
after the death of Mrs. Thompson, last
January. Mrs. Stone came back to her
early home. making the journey alone,
to spend her remaining days with her
nicces. Mrs. Sterling and Mrs. \. s.
Waltlic. Always social by nature and
retaining her faculties to the last. she
enjoyed renewing early Friendships and
took an interest in all the affairs Of the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-27

vacancy i'll the board OF commissioners the coult
shall appoint some person of the same political
affiliations as the person whose place is TO be
filled.
Edwin j. Jordan, esq. who has been very i'll
with pneumonia is much improved.
Mrs. Roland McNah is very i'll at her home on
Pine street
Don't forget the shooting tournament to be
held by the Tunkhamlocli Gun club on the
grounds in Eaton on Thinksgivi day.
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SrrI ALTON WANrln--A Ltdy desires positi
Is housekcrpcr or general Apusc'work; VIII
ing - II" any Kind ol work. MIS- A. c. VI.
Tribune uliiCc,
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"The City of New York. )"

Dora 1uolnc" io' the matinee Yesterday, and
''Cty OF New Yolh'' last night, drew two I'M.
monsc audiences at the Academy. Mr. Schiller
has certainly struck the night idea by giving the
public these plays with much attention raid
to detail, as the higler priced attractions. Con-
ScqueNtlr each scene Is correct and produced
superior to a majority of higher priced attrac-
riui>.
The cntit" company supporting Mis-, Foniainc-
hlcau are artists seldom seen with The usual ,,av.
cling stock companies. Many have appeared here
i'll some oi the best one'play attractions. hut
MIR. Schiller spares no expense /" r!'acc the
public with the best obtanahlc. Matinee today,
new version OF ''Mont. Cr.to'': tonight. r,al,.
orI,e scenic production. "DIuGhtriS OF the
Poor"
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Chicago Grain and Produce Market.

Chicago, Nov. 2d-An easier tendency developed
in the speculative markets on the hoard today,
the close showing fractional losses all along the
line, although there Was no material change in
the general situation. Businc,, was only mode.
ately active Wheat closed asc., corn Ssaaic. and
oats, i.a9sC, lower for December delivery. .a,l.
nary provisions dropped 2i4a5r to i2ia cents.
Cash quotations were as follows:
four,-Stcady; No. 3 spriug wheat, CSlJar. 4:
No . red, 7il7jc,; No, yellow com. ji5sc /;
No. oats, l3isa%c; No. white, liiIaiSc. /;
No, s white, Hs,a45i4c, No. Frye, iilGic !;
fair to choice mating, 5oaGac \o. Has seed,
seed SOl5lO,2i; moss pork, rlL70IL75; ari,
sno7iaaa 10; short rih', sides, SSls2i: dry s1ltci
shoulders, 7iaa'sc short clear side, iS5o,S,G0
MhiskcN. Sl&I.
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Ernest CANDLES Hit.

Tile immense success oi Ernest Gamble at
Tuesday evenings choral concert has only bec,
oquailcd in ST. Joseph only by that achieved
by Lillian Noldica upon the occasion OF her two
brilliant engagements here. The famous basso
sings with elSe confidence and absolute mas
trty Of artistic expression. Ills voice i rich,
nleolionS and sympathetic, WAS heard to par
tiyulsr advantage in The beautiful old Scotch
melody, The Bonnie Banks oi Loeb l.omonl,"
which was given with cyquisite feeling. Stew.
arts "Bandolcro,' \ composition directly oppo,
site in spirit, served 10 introduce him 10 tho
audience and earn for him an enthusiastic recall.
The singer has fin" stage presence and 4
magnetic personality"
In these enthusiastic terms the IIcrod oi St.
Joseph, Mo-, speaks ri the famous hassd who
will, with assisting artists, give tile second
number of the Gockwly course a. the lyccnl
this evening.
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Lost-Strayed-Stolen.


LuSf-'Iwo insurance policies OF the Connection
Mutual Lie Insurance company, made in fave
OF Edward ", ostorhout, oI Dunmove. Finlc
will rec i've icward by returning To Mr. Oster
hout, at Dnnmose, OF Room H. Price building
S.ianton.
CAME 10 THE HOUSE OF the undersignc, a
Pcckville, ON Nov. u. bird dog, color
white, with yellow spots Owner can have sam,
by proving property and payins expenses. Gpots'
Price, Harrison House,
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Business Opportunity.
Real Estate.
Money to Loan.

$s}J0,0D TO LOAN-Lowcsr rates. straight or
monthly payments Stark II Co., Traders s'bidg.
ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY To LOANQuiCl,
straight loans Building and Loan. At
from to & per cent. tall on n V. Walker.
Sll-31j ConHrl building.
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The Christian"

\ lne audience last night saw the production
Of ''Tlc Chlistian,' The powerful play produced
by Hall Caine irom his hook Of tho same naue.
". s. Hart was splendid as the Hon. Jul,n
Storm, and Miss Lila Vanc won deserved piauiitS
Tor hcr magnificent work as Glory Quaylr. Tive
supporting company was good and the performs
ancc throughout was greatly onior"d iy The audi.
rN,.,
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Scranton Wholesale Market.
STOCKS.

Corrected by II. c. Dale. 81 Lackawanna .\vc.)
Bcans-rcr hushcl. choice marrow, S:.j0A..GO
Bultcr-frcsh creamery, 2iiaa2jc,: dairy, ncSn
lSc.
ChccscFull cream, loiaallc.
Egg>-Ncarby state. lDa2Ur.
Medium Bcms--Pcr bushcl. S2.ju.
Green PclsPcv bushcl, sllOal.tj.
Flour--BcSt patent, per barrel, Sl.i5,
l,eans-Pcr bushol. choice marrow, $40
Po,a,oes--Pcr brshcl. 81. ~
Oniuns--Pcr bushcl, Sl.2jaIiu.
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the Presbyterian church fhutsday morning at II
o'clock. Rev u. y. Sanford will preach.
H. N. Boyle spont SUNDAY at The home n Ills
mother, MIR. I. y, Boylc
Miss Nellie Brecht is visiting fiicndq az New
York city.
H. J. wilkins. Of scranton, spent Sunday with
iri,,lhs M ilhis inllrn
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carsi slow and iullr 10 vents lower for butchers
and medium steers; no very good cattle here
Neals, Si,jOld,7j ilogs-oierings, ~ ears; iais
demand and at jal0c decline, mostly on light
grades; heavy, -, .Oa6.si; lew nj s5.o; mlN,l
packers, 50. .7ja, 50; pigs, S1,20l530; ronghy. -,
S;ni slass, s'''aa'2'' sheep and iAmn'--supply,
lambs S435ai.h9: Culls 10 iav, sal 2j Shcap-
steady >i.@ja3.io; wehers and yeaglings, $Ii1i
q 10
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Theatrical.
ToDAY'S ATTRACTIONS.

LNCECM--Biockw0y Course Recital of Ernest
Gamble. Night.
ACADEMY Schiller Stock COMPANY Artcrnoon
and night
STARSam T. Jacks E'nlcsquc,S. Afternoon
and night
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Nov, --Cattlc--RoooiptS ;0Q1,
steady; no choice here; good 10 prime, 81. s5a7 ;
poor 10 medium, > I5iii; stockprs and feeders Sai
IL cows 81 ejai,7j hciiers, 81 50ll; Gamers, II q
a2.30; bulls, si,15aj.l0 calves s35Oa5; Texas
steers, s3.35ai. Hogs Receipts today Al OUO 10,
morrow, t5,Go left over ls,00; higher on choice
So 55aG; good 10 choice heavy, si6jaG 10; roach
TO fair heavy s5 i5aj,05 light, s5i5.6o; hulk OF
sales sj.G0a5.O sheep--Recepis. 5000; sheep
choice wethels, -, ,ipai; fair 10 choice miycd
s2T5a3. 10; wtstrn sheep. SiaS,60; western lambs
feeders, s.. 50ail5.
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East Liberty Market.

l.lsl Liberty, NOV. 70, --Cattle-stcldy; cl.pioa
$j1jIG; prime Sj.i0l6,s0; good, IS l5aj. 10 llogs
--liighcr; prime hcavics, S5.90ai.ej; heavy 'med.
mns Sj,dia5.5; light do, &,aja5,6j; heavy york,
er-, 5000 30; light do, Si.2ia5SO; pigs as to
weight and quality Sjaiij; ioughs, $Lj0lG. 80
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Move Against Irish Representation.
py kNclnsiNe Mire trom Inn Associated PleNE.

by EXCLUSIVE Wire 'Ions iile Associated Piess.
London, Nov. 26."-'fhc annual conference OF ,h,
National Union OF conservative associations, Ia
session at Wolvcrhampton, unanimously passed !,
resolution tayoring the introduction OF a measure
in parliament 10 'ab9iish the Injustice coca stoned
by The oyerreple'cntJtion of Ireland.
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day. The funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Sage and Rev. G. e.
Rogers. one of her early friends, and
she was laid to rest by her brother. her
father and her mother.
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Oil Market.

oil City, NOV, %, -7Crcdit balances, i&0: ce,tih
Gates, no bid Shipments, 59975 average, Us,
7oi runs, 'p,tD3; average, 1915,
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JtsSuP Il JESSur, ATTORNEYS AND COuN.
seiiors'ai.law Commonwealth Building, Ruont
~, 20 and 81
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4 Lines 10 Cents
For Rent.

FOR RENT Modern eight room house. all i'm
provemcnts. pleasantly situated. 1875 Capohsc
avenue.
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Boarders Wanted.

r''~'.
WANIED--Laige, well furnished room, with
board; private family preferred; central
city. Address ". b.. go Washington avenue.
WANTED Room and board IN refined private
family tor three ladies; not TO exceed $il pc,
week. One located within five minutes walk ion
city hall preferred. Address, X. II, Tribune OF
fec.
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FOR RENT---Foom suitable for carpenter OF pau,.
shop, rear 40 Madison avenue. Traders Real
Estatc company.
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WILLARD, WARREN IL KNAPP. ATTORNEYS
anu coufScllors.at.law. Republican Building.
Washingt on avenue.
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SIT \TION WANTED BY YOUNG woman us >n.-
ond .ni in good family; best ol rcicrenu =.
Address >3j kldcr street, vlN.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that an appli a.
tion viii he made 10 the governor uf Penn
Sylrania on Dee. ith 1901, by William Me-
Clavc, Reese G. Brooks and William +, Me
ClLvc, under the act oi assembly entitled ".M
act TO p,oNid" Tor lhe Incorporation and gegul4,
Goth, 1871, and the supplements thereto, lor
In, charter ot an intended corporation to he
called "Mc,luvc'Brook' Company" The .h'rao.
manufacturing business, 10 wit the Uamiauturc
and sale ui stokels, nnmetS, GlaIc', steam
blowers and other articles ot utility aud com,
wood. brick, or any ot thcm, shIgly OF III com.
bnatoni and Tor these purposes to have, possess
and enjoy all the rights, benefits and privileges
oi said act o, assembly and the supplement,
WILLARD WARREN Il KNAPP. Solicitors,
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Situations Wanted.

WANTEp Position by good hand; man .ld.
dress, u, Pollock, isi7 south Washington Nh'
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For Sale.
A RARE CHANCE.

FOR SALE--A brewery in a live
Wisconsin town, now In opera
ton and supplying surrounding
country, selling $500 barrels at 81
a barrel, cash. Plant is in good or
der, no repairs needed. Trade Arm
ly established and can be increased.
The reason for selling is, owner has
other business. Price, $4,000. This
is bargain. Address, A. r. G. 22,
care of The Brewers Journal, Home
Insurance Building, Chicago, I'll.
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Buffalo Live Stock Market.

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