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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-19
FORgST CITY.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Forest City, July 1S.-The same
peculial phase attends the hremens
strike in Forest City that marks 1t in |
the towns down the valley. Those be-
longing to the fremcn's organization
are out, while those affiliated with the
United Mine Workers, of which there
are three. are still at their duties. To-
day the company put a half dozen OIL
their coal inspectors from down the
valley at work in No. tireroom ana
the shaft and new breaker were oper-
ated as usual. The clifford mine did
not work.
The picnic of the United Mine Work
ers was as expected, big hnanclal
success. The three locals paraded the
streets in the morning, accompanied by
the Star Drum corps and the Forest
City brass band. District President
Nichols, Vice President Riscovats and
Secretary Dempsey attended the pic
mic for several hours. They intended
10 speak, hut did not owing to the
weather. Mr.. Nichols told The Trl-
bune correspondent that he was in
hearty favor of the striking fremen
getting their demand for an eight hour
day. He thought they deserved IL.
United Mine Workers, he said, would
not take the place of the strikers, but
they will continue to work. When ask
cd If they would utilize steam made
by non-union men he said he pre-
ferred not to answer the question. In
the event Of such a state of affairs
coming to pass he had no doubt that
the firemen's union would request the
mine workers not to handle the steam
and then the matter would he taken up
and decided. The stand taken by our
organization at present he repeated,
'is that our men remain at work
John Lesco. whose wife was killed by
lightning Tuesday, has been much
afflicted man. About two years ago
his only child a little girl, fell into a
tub of hot water and was SCalded to
death. shortly before that time Lcsco
was in the meat business here, and
while going to Carbondale lost 5000.
which loss caused his retirement from
business.
Prof j. i. and G.. J.. Morgan have
gone to Ocean Grove for visit with
their brother, Prof Talle Morgan.
Mrs. Thomts Il. Davis died at her
home Welsh hill, Tuesday morning OF
an illness of several months. Deceased
was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Reynolds, of Forest City. She
was born at Welsh hill thirty five
years ago. in 1891 going with her hus-
band to Forest City, where they resided
until about year ago. She was a
woman with many noble qualities and
was greatly esteemed by wide circle
of warm friends who will regret her
demise. Besides her husband and par
ents, two sons, Elmer and Walter and
three sisters, Mrs. John ID. Jones, Of
Clifford; Mrs. John Reese, of Gibson
and Miss Mary +. Reynolds, of Forest
City, survive her The funeral will be
held Sunday morning at 1890. The
services will be held at the Welsh Con-
gregational church at that place. In
terment in the church cemetery.
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Philadelphia Grain and Produce.

Philadelphia, July ls.-Wheat-Firm, Aalsc
higher; contract grade, july 7llaa72c Corn
Firm and liac. higher; No. mixed, July
5tiaaiic. oats-Firm; No, ? white clipped,
3oa3oisc Butter-Firm and Zee. higher; fancy
western creamery, 2Ol9c,' do. do. prints, 2lc. (;
do, nearby do, 93c, EgGs-Firm; fresh nearby,
loo. do. western, liiaal5c. do southw, stern
York full creams, fancy small, 9laao%c.; -
do. do fair to choice, sstaohc. Refined sugars
Unchanged, Cotton-Steady Tailow-Duli; (;
city prime in hhds., sac; country do. do
Dull and weak; fowls, llall1ac; old roostrrs,
5Ic I'I.c spring ngss sh';9 n,a!.d IalIs spring
lair to good, ilalliac,; old roosters, 6lsc ;
broilcrs, nearby. lsa25c.; western DO. l2a22c.
Receipts-Flour, 1000 barrels, and 2,57s, ,Oo0
pounds in sacks; wheat; 1000 bushels; corn,
1900 bushels; corn $500 bushels; oats COO
bushels
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New York Grain and Produce,

New York, July ls.-Flour-Farly active and
steady; winter straightS, s3.25s3.45 Wheat
Spot frmer; No. red, 76hc. l. O. h. aAoat;
No. rcd, 7ihc elevator; No, northern Dul.
nth, .7634c I. o. b. adoit, options Seak early
in the day Later rallied and finally closed
very firm at a partial i4c. net advance. Iuly
closed 7i.c,; Sept, 1850; oct, 73Ssc.; Dn,.,
75&c Corn-spot frmer; No. ,, 5iasc. cleya.
tor, and 557sc { o, b. aaoat. Options first cased
at tsakc. net higher July closed :. ',r.;
Sent, 55c; Oct, 5j4c,; Dec, 55%c Oats
Spot hrmer; No, 2, 36Ac.p No. 3, 36c. No. .
white 3sa3Siac.; No, white, 37a37iir.; track
mixed western, S6a37c; track white, S7li2c
Options strong on crop news and coyrrlrg
Butter-Firm; creamery, l5al1iac; 10. factory
13al5l2c.; imitation creamery, lial7C.; state
dairy, lialiiac. Cheese-lrregular; fancy cal-
ored. 0c.; fancy large white, 0c.; fancy small
colored, oAC,; fancy small white 9.c, Lag'
Steady; state and Penna, i5al1c.; western
uncandled, l9c.; western, candled, l3al5c.
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church July 10. A jolly time a short
programme and ice cream and cake. If
it should rain, come just the same.
Rev. G. c. Gillett of Clifford eX-
changed pulpits with Rev. MAXWELL.
Sunday.
Mrs. f. j. Whitney is visiting Mrs
Eva in Auburn.
Hurbert Pease of Scranton is visit
ing his uncle, Wesley Pease.
Winford Tiffany lost valuable horse
Sunday.
Miss Kate Quinlan of chester Springs,
Pa, and Mr.. Jerry Quinlan of Pitts
burg, Pa, are visiting at the home
of their mother in this place.
Prof. w. l.. Rogers, wife and daugh-
ter, of Scranton, are visiting at Mrs.
Rogers.
Prof. f. r. Rogers is home from
Scranton for a few days.
Hattie Chamberlain of Scranton is
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heat NERVE
PROSTRAT|ON
Sudden PrOStTatiOn Is a Feature
Of Hot Weather-UpSet Nerves
and Weak Nerve Centres Are
the Causes.

All along the line of mental and mus
cular exhaustion so prevalent during
the summer months is the underlying
cause of overworked Nerves-over con-
sumption of Nerve Tissue which has
not been replaced. 1t is manifested in
the mind that refuses to receive and
act upon impression in the usual way
and that, sometimes when attempted to
be whipped into work, jumps the
bounds OF reason and founders in a
maze of confusion. 1t is manifested
physically by an over-tired, languid,
eXertionless, muscle relaxed condition
that lacks resisting power which is
necessary 10 Withstand heat exposure.
It's by the influence of DR.. A. w.
Chase's Nerve Pills in rallying the
Nerve Force that energy is quickened-
the great web-like Nerve system of the
body vihrates with new life-Brain
Nerves-HeartN tNerves-Stomach Nerves
feel the influence as activity replaces
lassitude and strength is regained. The
hidden current within which spells life
has been brought to Natures required
standard.
Mrs. James Watson, of 315
Twelfth street, Scranton, Pa, saws;
"Dr. a. w. Chase's Nerve Pills are
fine. | began to use them for ner.
Vous sick headaches and nervousness
and had great SUCCESS in stopping
them completely. Recently | used
them to overcome the depression anG
weakness following grip, and they
were again successful in giving me
bodily strength and nerve steadiness
AS an all around nerve and genera
tonic they are grand and l am very
much pleased that my attention wal
called to them through Mathew!
Brothers, Druggists, corner Washing
ton and Lackawana avenues"
DIR. A, w. Chase's Nerve Pills 3
cents box at druggists or Or. A. W
Chase Medicine Co. Buffalo, n. Y
See that portrait and signature of A
w. Chase, NJ. D., are on every pack
age.
Sold In Scranton by Matthews Bros.
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SUSOUEHANNA.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special TO the Scranton Tribune.
Susquchanna, July 1S.-Colonel Will
lam II. Telford, who has been i'll for
two years, last evening sustained sec
ond stroke of paralysis and is in a
critical condition.
The remains of the late AIRS. Nancy
Clendenning were this morning taken
to Deposit for services and interment.
The employees of the Erie shop were
paid today.
A Methodist grove meeting will be
held at McClave settlement, July 81.
Quite a number of Susquehanna and
vicinity people will attend the Carmel
grove camp meeting at Hooper, n. Y,
Miss Mary Jaeger, of Montrose, has
returned home trcm visit with her
sister, Mrs. Henry r. Birchard.
The GrigGs family reunion will be
held at the residence of Irving Stone,
in Carbonate. August %.
Grace Street last evening entertained
a surprise party, members of the
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woe ROGERS says Bert Sellers
is a traitor and not to be trusted
any farther than one can heave
~ a freight car with one hand Bert
Sellers smiles pityingly and says
that all is fair in love and war. Pretty
little Mrs. Sellers. until few days ago
Nellie Miller, tosses her rogush head
and says she thinks Joe Rogers might
have sent her a wedding present. Be-
yond these limited and somewhat vague
expressions none of them will talk, so
the reader must weigh the facts in
the case and judge which of the three
is right.
Joe Rogers and Bert Sellers are fell
low clerks in big establishment. one
Saturday afternoon recently, as they
were preparing to depart for the GUS
tomary half-holiday, Joe drew his
friend aside and asked for few
minutes of his time for a confidential
talk. ITS like this, joe" he said, as
soon as they reached the seclusion of
a side street. i've got a hard PROPOSE
tion-that is it is hard for me-but
with your bland assurance and supreme
gall it should be only a trifiing thing
for you to undertake"
well, ] like that pretty WELL" said
Bert, but go ahead with your PROPOSE
tion, Want to strike the old man for
more salary, l suppose"'
you're away off. No, this is some
thing more serious. You know how I
feel toward Nellie Miller-fact is, I
guess I'm what they call in love with
her"
Don't blame YOU" old man; we all
are. Nellie is all right. She can throw
my watch into the lake"
"Yes, but she doesn't want to. Now,
| here is the proposition. You know
have been going up to Nellie's house
| pretty steadily for three years, but |
| have never brought myself to the point
of asking her when she would change
her name to Rogers. Fact is, old man
I'm not sure where I'm at"
well you're certainly swift II you
have not learned to read the thermome
ter in three years; why, all I'd ask Il
three weeks, or three days"
"Not with Nellie. She's differen
from the rest. Now feel pretty sure
that I'm the only boy for Nellie, bu
want to be dead sure before | ge
down on the administer and make m,
talk about love in cottage or a four
room fiat and all that; don't want L
take any chances on a throw-down
you understand"
perfectly; but you should never SEN
boy to do a mans work. You wan
me to sound some of her girl friends?
mo, | want you TO put on your gla
rags and go up TO Nellie's house thi
evening and sound her yourself
Tell her am delayed at th'
office, or sent out OF town, o.
any old thing. I'll trust you
smooth palaver to do the worl
all right. Just find out how stron
Joe Rogers is up there, will you?"
"Certainly-er-you don't mind II
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HARTFORD.
Special TO the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Hartford. July 1S.-Ralph r. Little,
esq, of Montrose by invitation of the
Y. NJ. G. T., delivered an address In
the Congregational church. Friday
evening. Singing by Messrs. Little,
Payne, Carpenter and Willmarth. 1t
was enjoyed by all. Hartford has
reason to he proud of such class of
young men.
Edward Barnard and wife of Gibson,
will occupy rooms in the Hine house
for a few months.
A reversible social will be held in
the lecture room of the Congregational
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turned to her home in Mount Car
mel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bevan, of
Scranton, are the guests of their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bevan.
Mr.. Thomas Price. of Scranton, is
visiting at this place.
Mr.. John Howells and Mr.. Daniel
Davies, of Scranton, are the guests
of Mr.. John Evans.
Miss Katie Reese, of Peckville,
spent several days of the past week
with Miss Verde Morgan, of this
place.
Mr.. +. Jones and J. Lewis. of North
Scranton, made a trip to this place on
bicycles
Mr.. Benjamin Reynolds. of Scran-
ton visited his cousin, Mrs. Thomas
Davis, of this place. on Sunday last.
Mrs. Davis is very i'll and is not ex-
pected to recover.
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

Daughters Of Pocahontas, the occasion
being an anniversary of her birthday.
She received a handsome souvenir of
the event.
William Telford of Bainbridge is in
town, called here by the illness of his
uncle, Colonel William II. Telford.
The Erie is doing a rushing business
in all of its departments.
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Chicago Grain and Produce.

Chicago. July ls-Corn and oats influenced by
me weather Pa .S an Soyn"Ce 'nrn Mncn neld witn
oats, La9sc. up, and wheat, hc lower for
September delivery Provisions closed un
changed to 7l2c higher. Cash quotations were
as follows;
Flour-Firm; 40, spring wheat s8sssc. !
No. 9 red, S7ha6sc,; No, 2 corn, 5Ossc,; No.
yellow, fiaa5oc,, No, white. 3ilsa9Sc +;
No 2 rye. 5lhs52c. No. l FAX seed and No. |
northwestern, 81. s3sl SIS; prime timo,ay seed,
S.; mess pork, sl4,loal5,oo; lard, ss6Oas. 62la ;
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KINGSLEY.
Special to the Scranton Tribune

cpeNiAi " tlc lTounes
Kingsley, July Isl! Smith, Of Nay
Aug, was a visitor in town on Wednes-
day.
Miss Addie Jeffers recently made a
business trip of a few days to New
Brighton.
Mrs. $. Tingley, of Hallstead, is Wis
iting at the home of c. c. Darrow.
The receipts from the social given by
the Willing Workers were $3.50.
Master Lee Alexander, OF Syracuse, is
spending a few weeks with relatives
here.
Mrs. n. Howard and sons. of Scran-
ton. are guests at the home of +. K,
Moore.
Mrs. ]. Zimmerman and son, of Scran-
ton, and Miss Bertha Zimmerman, OF
Binghamton. are guests of u. Sloat.
Mrs. II. n. Tiffany and daughter, OF
Tiffany, were guests at the home OF
Mrs. Lizzie Tiffany last Wednesday.
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short ribs, ST. SOsC o5; dry snltcd shoulders, ~
a7ssc. short clear sides, ss.3Jas.i0; wnIhey,
81 27
Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, July 1s-Cattle--Receipts, 5,225, in.
cludng SIS Texans; active and i5i25o higher;
good to prime steers, S5.40aG.2 20: poor to med.
ium, s2sOa5.2o stockers and feeders. Is to 30
cents higher, S2.SOa2.5O; cows, s,.70a47j; hdf-
ers, 80. 35a4. no; Gamers, Sl.50a2.S5; uls. s2a
40; calves, S.75a47o; Texas steers, S535a,. 80.
Iogs-Receipts today, 10000; tomorrow, H..
900; left over, l0.0i5: strong, shade higher;
mixed and butchers, s570a6; good TO eholne
heavy, S5.9Oa6l 10; rougn heavy, s5 6oij, -;
light. s56'ai.oO bulk Of sales, s. snl5 5.
Sheep-Rcceipts. 5000; sheep, stsadv 10
strong; lambs. steady; cool - choice w'th
ers, S3 9Oai. 50; fair to choice mixed 81 5oa3 %;
western sheep, 81. 50aI: yearlings s4a475; ma.
tive lambs, no choice here, s350a4.90; western
lambs. ~. 15a5.
Olscal receipts and shipments for wednesday
Receipts: Cattle, ll2 $50; hogs, a,212; sheep,
3.1ao. Shipments: Cattle, 5,9sl; hogs, 1901; /;
sheep, sol.
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Corrected hv II. G. Dale, % Isckawsnna Ave)
Butter - Fresh creamery, 20i2a2lc.; dairy,
fresh l9iaa20iac
Cheesc-Full cream, lOiqallc.
Eggs-Western fresh, liaiiI2C; nearby state,
ljlcal6c.
Medium Beans-pcr hushel, 50. 4Oa2.Ij.
Green PeaS-Per bushcl, 81 lOdl 45
Flour-BcSt patent per barrel, Si,45
Beans-Per bushe choice marrow 81. 55a2 60
Potatoes-Per bu,hel, Slal TO-
Onions-Per bushel, 81.
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East Liberty Cattle.

East Liberty, July s.--Cattle-Steadv: extra,
S. s5a6; prime. S5.5Oa51O; good, s. 2Oa5 40.
Hogs-Dull and lower; prime mediums and
heavies, s607iRa6.10 hest workers and pigs.
81. .05a6.0712; common to fair workers, S6a6 05; /;
skps. 81 75a575; roughs. s4a56O.
Sheep--Steady best wethers, -. 2Oa4.30; culls
and common sl.50a2.50; yearlings, S3a4.75;
veal calves, S7a.50.
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BASE BALL.
American League.

At Detroit r. II. f.
Washington .......,O o 8 o OIL q 0-s l3
Detroit .... .......l . o 0 OIL / 0-6 10
Batteres--Lee and Clarke; Yeager, High and
Buelow. Umpires-Haskell and Msnassau.
At Cleveland r. II. +.
Boston ...... ......l . 0 0 o . o o 0-5 4
Cleveland ...........O02 OIL 3 0 0 Ks 10 2
Observation-Disclosures and Schrekengost; Hart
and Wood. Umpire-Connolly.
At Chicago r. H. f.
Baltimore .........0 20 10 0 0 0-1 8 5
Chicago ...... ....5 o 0 90 x-9 l3 0
Batterics-McGinnity and Bresnahan; Patter.
son end Sullivan. umpire-Cantillon,
At Milwaukee r. II. Z.
Philadelphia .......O 0lo-1 /
Milwaukee .........l 0 l o o O 0 x-2 s /
Batteries-Bcrnhard and Powers; Hawley and
Maloney. Cmpire-Shcridan.
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New York Live Stock Market.

New York. July ls.-BeevcS-very little trade;
steady feeling; calves, market steady; veals,
S5a7 no choice calves here.
Sheep-firm, and good stock scarce; top
grades Of lambs trihe firm; medium and COM
mon grades, dull and lower sheep, So. 3.25a4.75;
culs. So50a3; lambs, S4.75a6
Hogs-Market lower; state hogs, s6,40; med.
ium western hogs, So. Is.
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Buffalo Live Stock.

East Buffalo, July 1s.-Rcccipts So
cars sheep and lambs 20 cars; hogs, cars
Shipments-t tattle, IL cars; sheep and lambs
cars; hogs, cars. Not enough force to the
demand TO make basis nj price. Calves, choice
to extra, So 50a5,15. Spring lambs, choice 10
extra, Sj2ja55o; mixed sheep, S3.75s
Hogs-All grades. s6a6.O5.
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National League.

At Pittsburg- r. II. L.
Prooklvn ...........0 0 q O o. l
Pittshurg ......,...l 0 0 o 0-3
Batteries-Kitson and Mcclure; Tannehll and
thinner. Umpire-Emslie.
At Cincinnati r. II. Z.
Philadelphia ......2 o 04 40l % o-l3 is o
Cincinnati ........O 0 O l O 0 0 0-l 6
Batteries-Orth and Douglass; Case and Ber.
gen. Umpire-Dwyer.
At New York r. II. f.
New York .........0 o u ool is IL 2
Chicago ..... ,....2 o o l 0 o. l-6 IL .
Batteres-Taylor and Warner Esson and
King. umpire-Cunningham.
At st. Louis r. II. Z.
Boston ..... .......3 o q q 0 n o-s IA o
ST. Louis ......,...O 0 9 q O q o 0 % 3
Batteries-Dineen and Kittridge; Murphy, Sud.
hof, Ryan and Heyden Umpire-Nash.
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Eastern League.

Worcester, 5; Buffalo, 1.
Providence, 0; Rochester, 5.
Providence, S; Rochester, ..
Hartiord,Syracuse, rain.
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LEGAL.


IN THE DISTRICT COURT ot the United
states for the Middle district Of Pennsyl-
vanid. In the matter Of Morris Cohen Co.,
bankrupt No. 81 in Bankruptcy.
To the creditors Of Morris Cohen & Co., of
Scranton, in the county of Lackawanna, and
district aforesaid bankrupt: Notice is hereby
given that on the 18th day Of July, A. D. 1901,
the said Cohen Co. was duly adjudicated
bankrupt; and that the first meeting Of their
in the Government building, in the city Of Scran-
ton, Pa, on the eth day OF july A. D, 1901,
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon at which time
the said creditors may attend, prove their claims,
appoint trustee, examine the bankrupt, and
transact such other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
G. A. VAN wORMER, Referee.
scranton, Pa, 1901. Proof Of claim, 80 cents
IN TIE nlS = COl RT NJ the United States
for the Middle District Of Pennsylvania.
In the matter ot Forest +. Hendrickson, Harry
?. Pratt and John f. Brown, formerly trading
as Plains Cash Store, bankrupts. No. in bank
ruptry
Notice is hereby given that petition for dis.
charge has been filed in the above stated case
and that hearing thereon will he had before
the Hon. r. W. Archibald, Judge Of said court,
on Saturday, Aug. 3, 1901, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon at scranton, Pa in said district, az
which time creditors and other persons in inter.
est may appear and show cause, il any, why thc
prayer OF said petitioners shall NOT be granted.
J. NJ WALKER. Attorney.
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spending her vacation at the home Of
her parents.
o. F. Maynard made a business trip
on Wednesday.
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WELSH HILL.

Special 10 the Scranton Tribune.
Welsh Hill, July 1s.-Miss Mar
garet Parry. who has been assisting
Mrs. william W. Davies with her
house work for some time, has re-
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Oil Market,

oil City, July 1s.--Credt balances, no. Ger.
tihcaes, no bids. Shipments lis. .6O6: average,
97,i75 Runs, lOs,l Jos; average S., 1906.
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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE OF
Pacific Anthracite Coal Go.
Capital, 10000, 900.

T. o. Box lO90,
Seattle, Wash. July Q, 1901.
We have for sale a block Of stock in new
find that we pronounce the richest prospect in
free gold quartz on earth lS7 lbs OF this quartz
-selcctcd-actuay sold for $500. The discoy.
eIer has still richer chunks, Write for partcu.
lars. We also offer development stock in this
Coal company, the first anthracite discovered on
this coast ], NJ DENNETT, President,
Pacific Anthracite Coal Co.
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Lost.

LOST Light red almost yellow, COW; white
spot on iorehead, had halter and chain at
tachCd. J. j. Van Mort, 40 ColfaX avenue
LOST-A ladies' gold seal ring, with mono
gram +. F. X Reward ii returned to 4O5
Wyoming avenue.
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Scranton Wholesale Market.

pans-Per bushel, choice marrow, s.. 6oa2. 65
,nton Traction 6 per cent. .... ll5 49,
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Lost or Stolen,

LOST OR STOLEN-A small Jersey COW, about
IL years old, light color; single curve in
her horns. Box 1876, Dunmore, Pa.
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Boarders Wanted.


wANTED-Table bosrders. Mrs Tompkins, 5sl
Washington avenue.
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Helm Wanted-Male.
Help Wented-Female.

ANTED-A girl who rooms at home for general
housework. Apply $50 Adams avenue
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Business Opportunity.
WANTED-Noung man with twenty-five dollars
(s25.OO TO buy the agency for this city,
Pittston and Carhondale, for a household article
s. to $40 daily il you are a hustler. Address,
for particulars at once, c. W. H., this office.
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Money to Loan.

$500, 100 TO LOAN-Lowest rates; straight or
monthly payments. Stark & Co, Traders bldg
ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LoAN-Quick,
straight leans or Building and Loan. At
from to 9 per cent. Call on n. V. Walker,
Slf.3l5 Connell building.