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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-07
THE MARKETS.
Wall Street keview.

N,w voih Doc. H. .r,irs -, money strinarncr
gained the upper hand in the siock mtrkr, to.
day and piw'ipitatrd lrtiir selling ihiou2oh,
the lst. The hciis were active and energetic III
taking The ma,hc, u~iN at each recurrence u
signs of selling, and their hNims TO cover AZ
hcpu,ut intervals rati.cl many irregular rallies
and checks ~ tho dru'iur. Tie demand quickly
icll away un thc-c ,,lic- aud th" activity in
the lnltlri was only renewed whrn prices h"-
gan 10 give wa! again. Thr apiRicm' rMring
WIT vi the recent speculative morrn!rn, in Mln
hattau ,ni thr consequent realizing by the iunaS
was feature oi the market The stock market
made al effective rallying point to' the bear, III
their aggressive onslaught IN the market. In the
late dealing. thc stock icll to Lija,, represent.
NnaIgunatcd tuppcL which had luutnucd iItl.
~ su.gi.lh, but heavily al ,iiy. took u new
downward plunge lo T'fs, ruinpUrcd WITH It's
previous low record "i .i'a. This unsettled tie
Who'll, umiirl aud inidc the closing u, i've and
easy, hut with the selling pressure miCh h.s
acute ~ the general lisi than ir the stocks
named The deposit a ,hc ~,h'tcdsuN Inr trans
trr To The iutcliu, ii slUo".0D ,llay"d til" wight
clime iulcr Ill day. viii, The contemplation u
the preliminary r2ur,, ut the weeks cu,trrr
movement. ui i"dlt's Icpo>i. Tor tiJl,>ie "'ij',.
,I' W., or tni'ago. and S'l"ir Tot Ne" o.
leans
The renewed d,iuanI uou 'hcLg" i, sid
In ho based IN trr furious enccu ui"n which
has broken uut IN The grain market and the
movement 60 New Otlo,u, j, icnI,ltess connect |
w,h The activity IN thc cotton market ~ thr
wrch's los. t. thr ,,..,.N"I-t,'v rrIri' S3ri.H'
represents deposit, oi legal ,"nd"ts Il" ,ciiic ,if
,uatiuu and wi,initiT 2"'"irlc'i bonds l'"Se
bonds have not hcrn of ted io, Icdcmliion i,'!
there j. hrkiu. this "sct lu N" in~"ae" ",
the ,i,ult tirL iur payment i"r iNr 50 h'n)
gold "ynotcl j.. d-o in,''lri in tIlc .nh ,"''.
my op"ia,io,.. roru ,.l"s tod'i. 100 shir"s.
bonds wrtr p,>i"r ~ -ln,nat,N with .tu'hs.
lotel .Il". pii value. >i."n.wN.
United state. hunds vcrr all unchanged on he
last ,'ll.
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WELSH HILL.
.ial 10 the Scranton Tribune.

Special 10 The Scranton Tribune.
Welsh Hill. Dec. ..--Rev. L. y. Ilur-
ris preached in Plymouth on sunday.
The Ladies' Aid society took dnnel
with Mrs. II. \. Reynolds today.
Mrs. Mary Morgan OF Peckvlle, is
visiting her daughter. Airs !. kirkley
Ernest Young is doing carpenter
work for Mrs. NJ W. Watkins.
The Rev. Mr.. Powell. OF indiana
filled our pulpit on sunday last
ON Monday Miss Cora Anthony left
for Scranton. where she will remain for
t." winter.
\ local teachers institute will h" held
in the church Dec II. Tho Ladies' Aid
will serve dinner and supper in the
hall.
Miss Eliza Beichrr has returned from
the Elondikc where she has spent sew
cral months. Her brother, Oscar. re-
turned with her.
Mrs. -. j. Morgan attended the fu-
neral Of their grandfather. james Ben
nett of South Gibson. on Tuesday last.
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ELMHURST

Mr.. \. &. Williams is away on "a
business "Trip.
Rev. j. J. Rankin ana family left for
their new home at scranton ON Tues
day.
Mrs. Fred Peck and children of
scranton have been visiting at the
home OF the formers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Rhodes.
TIL. Ladies' AID society OF tn. Hap-
tSt church held II business meeting at
th" home If Mrs. Byron Huckingham m
ON Thursday afternoon.
Tn" teachers i'll III" graded school
IN" preparing q programme To be given
by the pupils on the Friday afternoon
before Christmas.
Eight new street lamps have been
placed al different points in the bor-
oush by street Commissioner Bucking-
ham.
owing to the severity of the weather
the borough council failed to get out
IA quorum ON Tuesday night ana ad-
iournad To meet next Monday night.
Quit" II number of boys ana girls in
town an" competing for ON" of the
prizes in the Tribunc'S Junior l:duca-
tional Contest.
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HONESDALE.


fionesClale Dec 6.-Miss Grace A.
Whitney will attend the wedding OF
Miss Leah Lott and Mr.. corbett on
Long Island December 10.
The meat market men have decided
to close their shops at , n. M. except
on Saturday and Monday.
Miss Nellie Hobbs. nf NliddIetoWn. y.
T.. is the guest of Honesdale friends.
Andrew Garfney. whose death 90
Cured at his home on Union hill. on
"Wednesday. was horn in Ireland in
1915. lie entered the employ of the lat"
Zenas II. Russell. fifty -four years ago
and continued faithfully in the service
Of the family until two years ago, when
failing health caused him To retire
The funeral was held on Friday.
The Honesdal" schools will take Il
vacation from December 20 to Janu-
airy :.
The residence of the lat" Mrs. Mary
u. Apploy. on North Main street. has
been purchased by +. W. tlauscn. of
Honesdalc
Charles r. Cook anu Miss Sahr1
Lassley. of Honesdale, We're married at
the Baptist parsonage, by Rev. G. L..
Percy. Wednesday. December 4. Tho
young couple are spending their honey
moon with relatives in Damascus.
The new slass-cutling factory Of
Steinman & Kelley. OH tn" oil we'll site.
Is now enclosed, Now the gushcr may
be opened.
William PcnWardcn bought at shcr-
IFS sale the store property for s6.21,;
and the dwelling for 81 500. sold as tn.
property OF William Wefferling.
In tho case of the Borough of Homes
dale against Henry Freund. where ac-
tion was brought to compel defendant
To remove n porch from in front Of his
store. which occupied a portion Of tn"
sidewalk. the decision OF judge pndv
is that Freund must remove the porch,
and pay costs Of record.
side Tracked was at the opera
house last evening II is IA jolly COM
pany, with a continuous play, made up
for fun. The next attraction will bc
Smith oBrien, In The tiamekeeper,"
Monday, December ..
The intense cold that settled down on
Honesdale last night brought the thcr-
mometer to s degrees below this morn
ing, The sleighing is fine.
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MOSCOW.

Quarterly meeting service viii begin
saturday evening in tn" Methodist
church at T,30 O'Clock with Il sermon
by Rev. j. u. Warner. y. T..
Mrs Moses Davis is i'll at her home
on Mill street
Th" postponed chalk talk of R"v. L.
l.. clark viii take plac" on Friday,
b"c. r..
q. j. Cannon is i'll at his home on
Cooper street.
Miss Ruth Gardner has been teach
ing in tho plur" of Miss Sarah Mean
drew this week
I'll. funeral of Mrs. Annie lloar, wifi"
nf Thomas floHr, who died on Tues
day, took place from 81. Catharine's
church Yesterday morning, \ requiem
mass was celebrated, lnterment in
the Moscow cemetery.
Mrs. William I.umley. of Scranton,
WAS the guest of Mrs. = j, ilornbakcr,
Yesterday.
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M0NTROsE.

Nlon,rose. Dec. Ga very interesting
and largely attended farmers institute
was held in the court house In this
place yesterday. under the supervision
of Charles W. Brodhcad. of Monrosc
county chairman. aud member of the
state board of agriculture for Susdue-
hanna county. Three sessions were
held, forenoon. afternoon ana evening.
A great variety of topics of vital inter-
est to those engaged in agriculture
were treated Of in practical ana en-
tertaining way by state speakers ana
some of our progrcssiN" local farmers.
a feature of the afternoon ANA "ren-
ing sessions was the fine singing. under
the leadership of Prof. E"rt l.. taileN.
OF Lawsvjlle. An attractive event OF
the afternoon was the arrival or Fore
caster clark. of the scranton station
OF the United states weather b,irean
Mr.. Clark gave n fin" address. in which
he gave the farmers an idea of how
l'ncc sam nndcnvors IL help them by
foretellng the approach OF storms. etc
Other speakers were lion. Thomas j.
Phillips. Of Atglin. chester county: g.
u. Northrop. %: l;lkland. rioga county:
Prof. Wells w. cook. of state college
Centre county: W. a. Hutchinson. Of
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Mrs. S. Il. Finn ana Fred Green were
in clifford on Friday. attending tho
funeral Of their brother.
Cory Green. of Flectyilc. is assisting
in tn" Stor" "f &. -. Finn a. Co.
a new SiX-Princip!r Baptist minister
is expected to arrive in town about tho
middle of this month from England.
He will cndeavor to revive the churches
of this denomination in the various
towns around
TIL" Misses FIantZ. of MahoninS VAL
ley. three young ladies' who are 10 sing
at the farmers institute in this vicin-
ily next week. are expected to sing in
tn" Baptist church next Sunday. Every
body is cordially invited TO attend the
services.
The snow has made SleiShinS quite
good. ana people are taking every adj
vantage of II. Tho thermometers here
on Friday morning registered from l2
to is degrees below zero.
Mrs. w. A. Dean is entertaining her
grandson. Prentice Dean. of Scranton.
\ concert is to be presented in Lees
hall on the evening of December 10,
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UNlONDALE.
lie scranton Tribune.

Special 10 tie scranton Tribune,
Uniondale. Dec, G.--The Presbyterian n
church edidce will be ready for service
next Sunday.
Last Sunday night Evangelist Newell
preached in the Methodist church.
George DarrOw and wife will again
soon become residents here
The last snow brought us eight in
ches of 1.-The beautiful' which, as usual,
was also cold.
The introduction of II new water tank
and the removal of another down ON
the Erie track has materially dimin-
ished traffic and noise in the Immediate
neighborhood of the town. All dsin-
terested residents fully appreciated the
change.
Evangelist Newell last Tuesday night
commenced revival meetings at East
Ararat.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society
held its last regular meeting for the
present year at the parsonage last
Thursday.
Walter Rounds, who met his tragic
death in Carbondale last Thursday, was
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New York Grain and Produce Market

New Nuk, Doc u.--f"Tr Fim; w,n,"g
Strnighl>. :i0L3.Go; Minnesota patents ;,i,,ua
As: winter sStlIS s".s).,%.l0: Minnesota bakers,
>..mll;i.aI; winter low ~ id".. S'.d"A"1o. Wheat
Spot firm: W. red. SG'&c. t. .. h, aHolti
~. . rcd sag. riryLtor; We, Nurlryu Duluth,
i.r. i. :" h. At"It. OPTIONS uurUed i!rm, iIt
ra,cL OH later and Mas m,elII'd ~ day Al TIM
decline. They lallird hnlll' on covering nni
closed TINA IT i.t. utl advance. On the ,urr
May advanced 10 .h9.r.; March ct"S.l siEs".;
My ,l,,; Dcctmhcr N"5s'. torr-Srll MN;
w. =. .1"-". elevator and 7"'4r, t. -. h. sNoaI
Options OPENED nm with wheat AtI-r iallyins
ht" on ,rsrc "I .hori>, they clo:"l linn At lsa
'so. net higler, VIA! 'l"',d 's'sg,; hc'rm'r.,
.Ia.c. U,,,-Spol steady; Ne, ;. 5lisr.; ~. =,
ilc. No. white, iIlr.; w. white, "i".
lracl, ,airpI western mjHcd, ils,!r,; track White,
'",rlc Option, quiet and barely steady laItt'r
Finn: CreamrrN. irs!ic.: tuctuVr, lalgLiic. !,
Juno creamery. isa2"c,; imitation rieSmclr, LAT
ls'ac. state danI. lI'2S' =. Cheese Finn;
rlury large. l0i,,,; fancy small Se9tcmb'r. loa,
sllc: late made hes, lng", 1i.c,: in do. No.
small. 'Oal0'ic. Egss~ Steady: stale ard POM
,ylvmiJ, aGa2Ic,; western at mari. 2Jv ,unih
rrn at mark oOJl5r.
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Philadelphia Grain and Produce.

Philadelphia. De. &. Wheat steady contract
grad" Dcv,mhcg, 10 '.rs0H. Com Finn: No. :!
missed December. d,aGl,ac. ot;> Firm; '-c. hi4h.
cr; W. 2whitr clipped iiis'. Butter inn,
good demand ianrI western creamery, "aI2n' ac
dc. nearby prints 2nr Egg.-nul and cents
lower: fresh nearby "'ir.: do Western, 9I'.: do.
southwestern. @'t.: do. southern. "''. thp"'e =
Firm New Y",; NIL crram-. fancy snail. ll,.:
do, do. 10. fair to choice, alo"4c Refined sugars
--l'nrhIng'd. Cotton l.l6c. lnwrr: uid'lllng
npllldS. !'in". Enthusiastically: fd'r demand
city pIini" in t"r"c.. o"4c.: country d" do, bar.
rrls. d,d'sc: dlrb, ,'.,ia4c. cakes, G'.". 1.-Two
roulttN-S,cld.. iiir j"'naud: fowls, sira"' .,r
old rooste,s. G'aa",,; chickens. s'.aol.c ducks,
naiOr.; geese. 'nlnc.; TURKEYS. 9"ln l'n"| 'o'l
l'"uluy- Firm good d,rnand; ipwi- chnicr. lni
i0,ar.: do. iair good 10 prime. ",a'a,; IL" iar,
sas'.".: old iuoStrls Giaa.c.; "ui'h,rS, nearby,
llai:,. western do, >al',.; uWlcyS fancy n"ar'
h,. l..l2r.: choice wrrt,ru do. lnc; good, "r. ;
ordinary to lair do. ;asr,: ducks, ucJry, l2ti3c
western do. loai2"
Rcr.'pt Flour. 1000 haIr"iS and ".,n,HD
Iu,lnI IN .nck. wheat, - 900 h,l,Lr!,; com. IT,.
un bushels: oats lj,m0 bushels. Shipment,
Wheat. lilHO bushels. corn, 500 hu,hri>; cat =.
|, UOu bushels.
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NJ. who was fireman OH the engine
which blew up. They found their son
quite seriously scalded but they hope
hc viii come out of IL without petinan-
cnt injury. He Is IN the hospital at
lilmira now.
I.uinbermnn ana tcamsters are maxi
ing good usc OF tn" fine slcighng.
e. l.. Clark is having Il tedious time
furnishing his barn this cold snowy
weather..
Misses Trcssa Burns and Anna Smith
arc visiting ut Susunehanna today.
Turner williams. who succeeds Lou
Gates as section foreman ut Starrucra,
moved his family from here to star
ruccn Wednesday, of this week.
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THOMPSON.

>pcri. t. tu" scranton Tribune
Thompson. Dee. 6.--.Finc winter
weather and lin" slrighing. Th"rmom-
cter 5 below zero this morning.
Dr W. W. Mcnamara was doing
business in Binghamtm Wednesday,.
Christmas must l." near, Judging
from the display of Christmas goods
Al Mrs, a. g, Fosters ANA at Pickering
Wilmarth \ 90.
Mrs. +. r. BARNS recovery from her
fam is much slower thm her many
friends had wished.
Mir. and Mrs. IRA Latham returned
last evening from t,miru, y. Y, whith-
~ they werc called by the serious ac-
cideni which beiell their son. Manly
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pRICEBURG.

Services IN the PrIceburG Primitive
Methodist church, sunday: Morning
service at l030 orluck subject Com
fort for the Sad and iorrowing"; even
inc service at O'Clock, subject ''rhe
Men and Wumen Who VIII Stand the
Best Of the Judgment" SUNDAY Svhooi
at O'Clock, All are cordially invited
to attend. R"V. W, lientlcy, pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wouley spent
Thursday with friends in Montdale.
Airs, Benjamin Williams returned
home after spending several days with
relatives in Wilkes-B Barre.
Norris, the eldest son of Mr, and
Mrs. George Wood, is seriously III at
their home on Main street
James Cook Is on the road 10 recoy-
cry. after a very serious illness.
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Chicago Grain and Produce Market.

Chicago. Dee. 6rrldr on thr huJli was com.
p.rativriy dull today after Yesterday, mnlisn
enthusiasm. rroGt taking and cs,lA hrlri,h CON
ditions led to lower prizes all lround bul . f,ir.
" strong revival at hnWing brought r"'uriion
December CON, unchanged: MAY con, slah,
higher. and May oats 70. mn Provisions rlosol
unchanged 10 ,ilul0r. lhshrr. 'a>h quotations
were a, follows;
rimn. -rtm; No. ,.ons wheat. ;3lsr. No.
; lc,l. sOilc,; W. , "ltS, ij',gidiac.; >o. =
Whit, isa4a,al.,; W. whit, lsi.ais',r, No.
= ryr G4l ,a,.r.; iJii H. choice miitins bdtlDN -,
50liair. VI. | nlN seed, Sl4@; No, NorDlWr,i- :
en-. >I.ii; Prime timohi ,r,d, 80, iOai..O: rpes'
pork, Sli 1ni5Il; lard, S,75i .Aas,. short Iib,.
IS iOas ~: div ,allri shoulders, 7'4I,i@c short
clear sdr. s.. sjasDi; whi,hey. si.39,
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DALTON.

Clarence H. I'inn has been acting as
juror this week.
clyde Nefrs is quit" III u, the home
of his parents here,
Mrs. Ellen pcrkham. of Albany,
Wis., is visiting among relatives here.
Mrs. frank Roacle and two children.
of Scranton huv" been visiting at the
t.aptisi parsonage this week.
An enjoyable entertainment was
given in the Methodist church on We'd
nesduy evening by the t.pWor1h league.
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Scranton Wholesale Market.
STtof Ks

Corrected by II. g. Dale. - l.sokawinn, Ave.
Beans Per hu.hcl. choic" mnrlow. s2joi!.il
Buttcr--fresh creamery, '.aajc.; dairy, ,lc-n
23c
theesc-lull cream, lpi.allc.
Egg Nearby state. in'0c.
Medium Bcans-Per hrslci. $50
Green Peas Per bu-llci. Sl.40al.AI
Flour-best patent. per barrel, Ii',
RcansPnr hrishcl. chor" marrow, $40
POtito"~--T'er bush.l. Sl.jI.
OniOn.pN hnsllcl. Sl."ja 40.
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,iirr >ian.l; >'nyhu, and f"rurr,, S!."ji. ~,
cows. II ,Jii.,I hritrlS. >2.;nl,n: n'rnri,. ,l2l
a'."o; bulls, s2ni,,i; calves, >!,'0,i, Hog Re-
rcintS ,o'luy. .I.01n; t","rrpw. "i,hl: lrtt aver,
and hut,h".S 81. .So,n.ai; good t" choice heavy,
s!,.h0t6. i2ia; rough heavy. si,~Mhsn; rgh', Si.'i
aI.!D: bulk "l SALE, s,,,>"dtj. Shr"l RI, hts,
STDn ShoHp -lnw To ~ "rnIs lover: lLuh,
STEADY; .u"l tn yh"i'r wcInrr., ,.Inili: W" T.
rrn sheep. r@ai; native lambs, Sa,N,i3, :; west
90 'IInl,,. Sal ~
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HopBo1ToM. O.


SbtClhI To tht stIhnIUn TIINuId.
ilupbottom. Dec G--'rhis morning
was n record breaker for December
cold. Frost flied the valley like n light
fog. and the thermometer registered II
degrees below zero at ! Il. III.
The farmers institute. held Wcdnos-
day in the Methodist Episcopal church
was both interesting and Instructive
The speakers Of the occasion were Hon
Thomas j. Phillips. of Atgcld. Chester
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Buffalo Live Stock Market.

ia.l Buffalo. Dec u.-'atilH Receipt, lisn
>teady to mm; yrll,t sI.i0l7: cHrd, >1.aj. Hog,
Receipts. l2,ijD head; open"l stronger iur iighi
strai,; mixed. So,lii.."; hest heavy, s62nln..o
choice do, s,@5aG, h rou.l', siiOl.i0. Sta.s
S,'.Iiai.I2j: closed. In.lIr lower tot PIGS. since.
and Lambs Receipts iH@@ head, 'penra rairlN
steady; ,Llly -ac,t hr.t LAMBS. ~. l3aj9n, cult
to good. S;,inIi ~; Sheep, steady; l"p MY" l.
>La,i.I,jO; wc,hrs n,l Nearlins>, SI"If.'D
choice y"alli.gS -; ,rll- t" good, = 7olI"".
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-07

Persons who TAX" ~" habiluully
never have a severe attack OF Grip. ana
so are not among the wrecks causcd by
this insdious disease
~" breaks up Coughs, Colds, Grip,
raturrh. Influenza, Bronchitis ana Sor"
Throat by restoring the checked oircu-
alton, starting the blood cousing
through the veins-relieving the con-
gestion-giving the liver. heart and
lungs chance to act, Take ~ early
and persistently 10 get the best results.
Al an druggists % cents. or mailed
Mailed Free.
Humphreys homeopathic Medicine 60, oyrucr
William and John Streets, New York.
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Resumption of Sunset Limited Ser
vice Between New York, Phila-
delphia and San Francisco, Sea-
son 1901 1902.

Commencing November 80 and each
Tuesday. Thursday and SATURDAY.
thereafter. the Washington and South
western Limited, operated daily be-
tween New York. Philadelphia and
New Orleans Via The PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad aud southern Railway. leav-
ing Philadelphia. Broad street station
ut 6.55 y. m. composed of dining. Pull
man drawing-room, sleeping, observa-
lion and library cars. in addition
yill carry special Sunset Limited An
nev Pullman drawlng-room compart-
nient sleeping car to connect with the
sunset Limited operated between New
Orleans and san Francisco.
The celebrated trans-continental SER
vice offered by these luxurious trains
makes II trip 10 the Pacific coast not
only very quick, but most delightful
Charles l.. Hopkins. district passen-
ger agent, Southern Railway, 32S
Chestnut street. Philadelphia. will be
pleased 10 furnish all information. =.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-07

FURNISHED ROOMS For rent. ouo large. we'll
furnished front roun. Al modern imprnyr.
mcntS. For one or two gentlemen. o9j L"chl.
wanna avenue
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Wanted.


NANTED--\ ~ruuul.lmnd coffee or spice mill.
\l,i,rs., n. 1,," Tlih,mr Oiior.
WANTED Private lessons in ';lJhams shoTtl"ud.
one or two afternoons caclt week A'id'"SS,
Graham. Tribune Oli,a,
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WANTED-Furnislcd room, centrally located,
modern and in private family. H. 1rhnn"
Oiice, ctty.
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WANTED Good second hand furnace. will pay
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-07
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

we'll known hero. having been reared
in the ncighborhood The widow and
orphan have the deepest sympathy OF
the whole coinmunity.
Smith Slcitor. our "ongenal miller,
has returned from Il visit to Deposit.
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East Liberty Market.

r4,t Liberty, Pa. pcc. o. Cattle, STEADY;
clnicc. sl.,la6: llinlr. '5.ipi"'o' good, Si'3i
5I5. Hog, Higher; prime hcuvics, S.%jsC -;
heavy mediums. So. 2ol6,#O; light do, 81. l0lG II
hravy yorkel,. Sii G'>i; light do. sis0l5D; pi.,
s5G0ij. ;o rougli, si,Daj.,j. sheep steady
h.st wethCrs, Si.iOL3.Gi: ulls and common. ,ll
9 ycallings, s2j0Ii.7i: veal calves. s6a7.
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Oil Market.

OIL ity. De. n.--' lrdit hIlal,",, lu: ,usih
yates. ofrrcd l3.. shipments. h,5t; NrlT,"
SG,G,h. Rml,. ,1,"J; avcragr, 'i,si''
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Rooms Wanted.

.FI'RNISllED RouNl with good lish'.; hri 4ri
mih. with ~ without hoard, wanted ty
,ouus man. Lurlt"n mu,l h" within 'ivr. mi,l'
t,tn, wath nj the po,toltoc. Address, h. T., 4"
lIihunc.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago. Dec, G-Clttc Receipts. 800,
strong good To prime, ~ Gjoanjo poor to me-
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Business Opportunity.
Money to Loan.


$.iOD. 900 10 I.OAN-Lowcs' rates: Straight or
monthly payments S;all L Co.. rIadcrS'b!,.c
ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LO\N-uuith h.
straight loans Building and loan N
from TO & per cent Cal! on y. V. Waihe!,
3li..'li Conrcll building.
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Strayed.

>>~>-~ >>>> >>>-> >~>>~~,>>>->>
1 AME TO ny i",jl n,r. large -. Eglu1rl, liyrI
and white. can within thru lI,s 81 viii he
sold. A g. H.idgr'. 81 Moir court, cit!.
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Poor Taxes.

POOR TANES-lhc 1901 poor taScs ale pa,i 'ur,
pay them before costs ~" idri. Once
with city treasurer 4. NJ. Ncrn"y. Collector
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4 Lines 10 Cents
For Rent.

upper ,!ic,n Ridge: large yard, BATH. not
and cold watc,. range. electric lahts. H. y
Hamilton PAUL. building. sp,uco Htrc'.
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Board Wanted.

WANTED Room ard board in rctned private
family ior three Ladies; not 10 "Ntc"d ST. pr
week Onc located within five minutes walk from
city hall werrrrcd. Addlr'-. Is H. Tribune oi'
iluC.