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Cañon City record., 1901-05-23

DIED-Georgia Helen Williams,
youngest child of George D. and Flor
ence Williams, Saturday evening, May
10. The funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. H. N. Wilson at 8
o'clock on Sunday. The little child
was sweet girl of 15 months. The
loss was rendered the more severe in
that Mr.. and Mrs. Williams we're
largely among strangers, they having
come here from Tina, Missouri, but
few weeks ago.
Cañon City record., 1901-05-23

A splendid line of porch chairs and
settees very reasonable. II. d. Avery
2Otf.
Cañon City record., 1901-05-23

Mr.. George Wrockloff is having
the plans drawn for an elegant resi-
dence to be erected on Fifteenth
street just north of +. r. RockwelPs
new home. The structure will be
frame and contain eight rooms with
every modern convenience. Archi-
tect Rittenhouse is drawing the plans.
Cañon City record., 1901-05-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F. Rockafellow
on Friday evening last entertained
the Young Married Peoples club. An
enjoyable evening was passed. Miss
Jennie McFarlane and Frank McFar-
lane were the winners of the first
prizes.
Cañon City record., 1901-05-23

ofice-Post Office Block.
DR.. NayIor has Just equipped his office with
the most Improved Hot Air Body Apparatus
the latest and most successful method OF
treatment of Colds, rheumatism, Neuralgia,
dfeeases of the Skin, Blood, Circulation, Kid
news and Dropsical affections, Obesity and
Infammatory diseases.
DR.. Mary e. Phelps will take charge of
Lady Patients on Tuesday and Friday after
moons.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-14
BUCKINGHAM REUNION
An Interesting Family Gathering at
Mt. Cobb.

The second annual reunion of the
buckingham family was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Foley. Mt.
Cobb. Pa, on Tuesday, August 13. a
reception was given at the house at
1890 a. M, where the many friends
were made acquainted. After the re-
ception they repaired To a small grove.
short distance from the house, where
very pleasant time was spent in
partaking of lunch, which was fur
nished by the participants.
The friends were then favored by q
very interesting programme consisting
of music, rectations, etc. The follow
ing contributed to the success of the
OCCASION The Coronation Hymn" and
when the Roll Is Called Up Yonder"
were sung by those present. A violin
solo waS given by Mr.. John w. Buck
inGham, of Paupac, after which prayer
was offered by Mr.. Orwell BuCking-
ham. The next number. Greeting
Song was by Misses Alice and Ethel
Wells. of South Canaan. The address
of welcome was given by Squire
Foley, the host. \ response was made
by Mr. Byron Buckingham, of Elm
hurst.
It an ldll lu'U look Il business turn,
during which the minutes of the last
union meeting, held at the home of
Mr.. George Chapman, Of Hamilton. on
June 49, 1900, were read by the asso-
citation secretary. Miss Jennie -. Foley,
motion was made that the officers
OF the previous year be reinStated for
the coming year, which was carried.
\ duet was then rendered by the
Misses Alice Wells and Bessie Buck
ingham; recitation, Little Orphan
Annie by Miss Ruth Foley; solo.
"Our own" by Miss Bessie BuckinE-
ham, of Elmhurst; an essay, entitled
The Manufacturing of Granulated
Sugar from Beets," by Miss Lillian
Belle Andrews, aged thirteen years. Of
Lyons, y. Y" a copy of which had
been sent to Cornell university by re-
quest of III" faculty; a recitation, "Too
Late for the Train" by Mrs. Estelle
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

ing a few days with her aunt. Mrs.
West
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Tourje spent
Friday of last week at Maple Beach.
Miss Ina Rynearson. of West Lenox,
is a guest of friends in town.
Miss Maudc Trumbull spent a por-
tion of last week with Wayne county
friends.
ON Friday, Aug. 80, the Prohibition
party of Susuuehanna county will
meet in this place for the purpose of
elccting n county committee and nom
mating ticket for the ensuing clec-
tiou.
T.. $. Garratt and wife, Mrs. Laura
Badger and son Fred. and Mrs. f. f..
Everett and daughter, Helen, spent last
week camping at Middle Lake.
Mrs l.. w. Moore recently entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morrison, Of Ithaca,
y. Y.
Mrs. j. L. Raymond Of Binghamton,
was a guest at the home of Mrs. Amelia
Butterhold, the fore part of last week
ON Friday evening of last week nine
cottage prayer meetings were held in
this place and vicinity
COrliSs Bradley Clinton Page and T.
:. Hayden are camping a East Lake.
Mrs II. McDuffec is entertaining her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Gillespie
of HOrnellsvillc.
Mrs. Edwin Adams and her mother
Mrs. Eliza Adams visited in Fardale
recently.
Mrs. James Hayden and daughter
/ Maud, called on Binghamton friends
| Friday.
j. V. AXtell called on friends here
| Saturday.
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LIFE AT CAMP COMFORT.
It Is Described Entertainingly by
r. 8 Keene.


Camp Comfort. Aug. 13-Our camp
is situated on the Big creek. a branch
of the Dyberry. on what we call APP
pie Pie Ridge, and a more suitable
site was never located. Here we while
away the time In every pursuit known
to camping parties. our camp roll il
now fifteen with more to come. The
party consists Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. f.
Dunn. MIR. and Mrs. William w. Dunn,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Keene, Misses
Myrtle Green. Edna Mae Johnston
Edith and Jennie Dunn: Messrs. wal
ter Deveral Ralph Durn and Arrin
Keene of Scranton and Messrs. Harry
Ryan and Frank Wheat OF New York.
Sunday the camp was visited by Mr..
and Mrs. Mumford, Mr. and Mrs.
Sherman of Honesdale, and Mr.. Phil
Dunn and Miss Hattie Dunn, of Scran-
ton. our camp Is run on military
lines with reveille at n. m. and taps
at 10 y. m. When we opened our
camp on Aug. 3, William Dunn was
elected treasurer, Miss Edna Johnston.
Judge. Mrs. r. F. Dun is chaperoning
the party.
A set of bylaws were accepted by
rules were Misses Myrtle Green, Jen-
ME Dunn and Mr.. Deveral. At a
hearing before the provo judge they
were sentenced to wash for five weeks.
Mr.. Ryan was given three pals Of
water to carry for not attending
| church and p. +. Dunn one pail in
place of costs in a case he could not
| prove.
Ave 90 ID,
| on Sunday, was the subject for a pra-
| tical joke. a teaspoon was dropped
into her parasol which she carried to
her boarding place. Provo marshal
| William Dunn arrived with search
warrant, found the alleged stolen
good and took his prisoner before the
provo Judge who sentenced her to bake
cake for Tuesdays dinner. Mr..
Wheat Immediately filed papers for a
| divorce and court will tonight to hear
| the case.
Nightly concerts are In the order
and with walking. rowing, etc, the
ladies will return to town brown as
berries. Il. F. Dunn is recovering from
a fall through a hay rigging which he
was unloading.
Mr.. Deveral returns to the city today
To resume his duties.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Dunn and
| Miss Johnston are in charge of the
| culinary department today
Lamb for dinner Saturday and
chicken for Sunday shows that the
foraging parties are doing good work
Jules Dunn our nearest neiGhbor Is
| going to bring charges against certain
parties for the loss of a duck and some
| apples. The trial will take place
| Wednesday. +. S. keene.
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New York Grain and Produce.

New York. Aug. l3.-Flour-Firmly held, hut
Quictcr at old prices. Wheat-Spot dull; No.
> rcd, SO'sc t. o. b. afoat; No. , 7Sc, elevator,
No 4 Northern Duluth S2c. I. o. h. aaoat. Op.
tons opened weak and except for sharp late
afternoon rally were unsettled and uneasy all
day Closed firm at isc. partial loss. No. .
red September closed 79c. October Taasc; De-
ccmhcr, sli4c. Corn-Spot quiet; No. ., 63Sc
elevator and 63as {. o. h. aAoat Options dull
and easy all day. Finally rallied slightly and
closed steady at isaasc not loss. September
closed 639sc; October, 6iisc.; December, 65i &c.
OatS-Spot firm! No >. tOc.; No. 3. 39iac.; No.
white, ttat2c.; No. white, i3iac.; track
mixed western. oi2atlc; track white western,
42a5N' track white state, i2aj0c. options quiet
hut fairly steady. Buttcr-Frm; creamery liza
2Oi2c.; factory, June, packed lja' &C.. imitation
creamery, lial7i2c. state dairy, lial9c Cheese
Quiet; fancy large colorcd Hi2c,; fancy large
white, 9itc.; fancy small coiorcd, oNc.; fancy
small white, oiqc Eggs Firmcr; state and
Pennsylvania 16a1sc.; western uncandled, saltc f;
western candled, l2al6ihc.
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AVOCA.

Mrs. Domlnick McAndrew, aged a
years, was fatally injured by being
struck by a south bound engine on
The LehiEh Valley cut off near West
Avoca junction yesterday afternoon.
She was picking coal on the railroad
only a few rods away from her house,
and leaving a whoelbarrow on the track
she ran to save it at the approach of
the train. She had almost succeeded
when the hind part of the barrow be-
came cntsnGled in the rails and before
she realized the Canger she was hurled
some distance away. one leg was sew
cred from the body and the other
was badly mangled. There were
several large gashes about the head.
The family moved here from Wilkes
Barre about three years ago. Besides
her husband she is survived by four
sons and two daughters, the youngest
being only 4 years of age, also one
brother, Frank Philbin, of this town
ard two sisters, Mrs. James Fallon, of
Wilkes Barre, and Mrs. Lizzie, of New
Jersey.
Mrs. Matv Lynch, an aged lady, for
merly of Pittston, dIed at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Frank Hoston, yes
terday afternoon, after several months
illness, There are two other sisters,
Mrs. James Boylan and Mrs. Michael
Lyons. The funeral will take place to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock. Inter-
mcnt will he in st. Mary's cemetery.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
kncCh., of the West Side, died on
sunday afternoon. Interment was
made, yesterday, in st. Mary's ceme-
I terry.
| Mrs. Thomas Johns and son, John. of
Nandling, are spending few days
with friends here.
Mrs. John Fruc attended the Hudson
! wedding AT Scranton yesterday.
The Father Mathew society will con
| duct an entertainment and social in
| O'Malley's hall on the 80 inst.
Miss Jennie Durkin, of scranton, Is
the guest Of the Misses Clark. of Grove
! street.
Miss Anna Johnson, of the North
| End, is visiting friends in Wilkes
! Barre.
Misses Nelora and Mary Sanders are
visiting friends in BnGhamton.
Bessie, the 10-year-old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Welter, of Lin
coin Hill, is suffering from an attac,
of scarlet fever.
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THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.

New York, Aug. 13.-Business today on
small scale, hut there was wider distribution
Of the dealings. Strength was shown by many
important stocks, but the general movement con.
tnucd irregular. The opening was higher hr,t
prices were not long maintained, however, as
traders realized hut when demand arose for
the eastern trunk lines and htLminous coal roads
the entire market rallied sharply s,Gar was
about the only notable tNrep.on - the dav's
strength tho hears lowering it two points at one
time and selling steadily when il rallied. There
was little news of importance bearing on either
the crop conditions or the steel strike and the
influence was less marked. Frequent relipscs in
prices were made, causing the Pacific stocks 10
rag temporarily under Yesterdays close, When
pressure relaxed prices rallied easily and, as there
were large purchases Of -, Paul and the eastern
stocks shorts covered more generally in the
market. The improvement IN the trunk lines and
soft coal stocks was partly due to the benefits
expected to accrue from the recent formation Of
hituminouS coal combine. New York Central
made the largest rise Of 81, hut Baltimore and
Ohio, Pennsylvania, Chesapeake and Ohio and
Norfolk and Western averaged two noutS better.
Minor Vanderbilt stocks sympathilcd with the
movement in New York Central, especially Glove.
land, Chicago, Cincinnati and ~ Louis. s..
Paul was taken in good amounts and advanced -
on reports that there might be an increased diYg.
dond declared next month The coolers, trac.
tions and some Of the low priced industrials
showed good strength at various times But little
interest was manifested in the United States Steel
stocks and they moved quite generally iRdepcn
IDENTIFY Of other stocks. An early rise Of 81 and
p respectively in the common and preferred was
followed by a gradual decline and they ended
only istis higher Total sales were 422, 600
shares.
The bond market was quiet and firm. Total
sales par value s06OOOO, United States bonds
were all unchanged on the last call
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-14
THOMPSON.
spcciaI to The scranton Trihnne.

Special TO the scranton Tribune.
Thompson, Aug. l3.-Miss Maud Tall
man visited New Milford friends Sat
urday.
T.. \. Leonard, formery sheriff Of
SuSquehanna county, but now of
tooperstoWn, y. Y, with his wife. is
visiting in the county. They visited
our postmaster Il. +. Barnes, yester-
day.
w. T. Wrighter and family, Of Sus-
quohanna, spent the Sabbath with Mr..
and Mrs. W. p. Tallman.
y. II. Crosier was doing business in
Great Bend yesterday.
Charles \. Delaney, of Jackson.
whose illness was mentioned in these
items last week, died SATURDAY. after
noon and was buried yesterday.
The preachers of Thompson supplied
eight different pulpits last sabbath
the NJ. T.. and Baptist Al Thompson;
NJ. T., tarbondalc: the Lakeview,
North Jackson; West Windsor, y. Y
Mud Pond and Starrucca.
Reese -. Jones, of Scranton, visited
his family at the jefferson house last
night.
Ross GiIlett is working at carpenter
work a Uniondale for a time.
Frank Wrghter, of the township.
went 10 scranton hospital Sunday
to have troublesome carbuncle treat
ed or removed.
Mrs, Lydia Tallman and son Arthur
ana Mrs, q, l.. Murray and daughter
fdna, OF Long Island y T.. are spend
ing few days at Esquire Tallman's.
Attorney George Gclatt, of Scranton,
was IN town sunday and drove to Glib
son in the afternoon.
L. W. Sanford, OF Gibson, was doing
business here yesterday.
! Next Sahhalh IN" Free Mcthodists
VIII hold quarterly meeting services on
their new camp ground
{, NJ, Lewis is doing business in
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-14
NICHOLSON.
Wecial to the Scranton Tribune.

Necial 10 the Scranton Tribune.
Nicholson. Aug. l3--Miss Susan
Black, who has been visiting friends
at Great Bend and Binghamton, re-
turned 20 her home at this place Mon
day.
Bruce MacConnell Of New York city,
visited his brother, g. II. MacConnell,
a few days last week
Miss Cora Green, Of Fleetville, spent
Sunday with her friend Miss Ruth
johnson, of state street.
Mrs. Augusta Benjamin, of High
street, is the guest Of her brother, g.
VI. Nichols, at Binghamton.
Mrs. V. l.. Smith is quite i'll at her
home on Main street
Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. MacConnell spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. briggs
at Lake Nicholson.
Miss Bessie stephens returned home
Sunday evening after spending some
time with friends at Scranton.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Aug, l3.--Cattle-Receipts 1000. in.
cllding 40O Texans; choice Texas steers, firm
others about steady; butchers stock, steady to
slow; good 10 prime steers, S5,6oa6 25; poor to
mediums, Stl5dj40 stockers and feeders strong
to lOc. higher, s2.2jai; COWS, ~ 5Oai35; hcifcrs
a. lOa5 30; Gamers 81 i0a3 IS; bulls, So i0ai Is;
calves slow, s2,25a6 Texas steers. S3ai.Gj west.
ern grass steers, Si60ai, Hogs Receipts today.
1900; tomorrow, $1,000; estimated LETT over,
5000. Opened shade higher; closed easier; top
S6 2O butchers, % j5a6 Is; good to choice heavy,
81 65a6, 20; roughs heavy S55oaj,6O light, 81. iOa
6; bulk Of sales, Sj,72l2i6 Sheep Receipts. H.,
900; sheep and lambs opened 10 to 2Oc. higher;
closed weak, advance lost good 10 choice weth.
ers, ~ 76ai35; iair 10 choice mixed, 49, a5s3. -:
western sheep, S,25iiiO; yearlings, $3.75ail5,
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BRADFORD COUNTY.

Special n the scranton Tribune.
Tow Uanda. Aug. Wilkes Barre
double boat of large size and equipped |
with all the paraphcrnalia for a FIRST
class cruise. started from Towanda |
down the Susquehanna to Wilkes Barre
YESTERDAY forenoon. The party consist
ed of Prof. Alexander Adam Turkes,
II. IT, Hughes, r. T.. Caffcry, II. q.
Ioim \. j. Lewis, James oxford and
+. Miller. Of Wilkes-Barrc; w. Petite
bone. of Wyoming, and c. $. Knapp, of
Skinncra' Eddy.
Oppenhelm's orchestra, OF Wilkes
Tarre, will furnish music for "a hop at
the Lake WesaukinG hotel next Friday
evening.
Bradford county's share Of tn" state
school appropriation this year amount
ed to $65123,&l.
The Stockholders Of the Bradford
County Tobacco Grow ers' association
have decided to purchase the Bryant
Carriage factory building, for the pur-
pose of converting il into a storchouse,
and will soon he put in shape for this
years crop.
Tho Bradford county soldiers and
eailors encampmont will hc held on the
East Towanda fair grounds next week.
'rdS'H"Pl'I" al, ""'H ','''i'''' ""''
"d'l"Eo /" pu'NN neat III '"' "'''''
part Of the county.
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GUS 'h' rl""u''u anu r"''S -"'H' I'E!
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ne 'r"ud' t'un','' ~ '"' ,''"'l''"
county iH"'"''' ,'"'' suns III N"''r'-
ca Is n'lnuS t"m "'E" session al
i.dSl H,''''l'''''' nm, ne SPcah'rS are:
Stato secretary NllIiam Neand' or
Ih'idue'pnia' "la'" Master "t f"rihs
w d. N"ih "l ME'rStoNh, state
fr'Si"'ht = ~ l'"S''V' "t fhlIadei-
Phid ana "th'f l"'al orators
Nhdt Is Supn"S'H TO he gold has
peen iouhu III 'N'h,nS township at
depth or l'o feot' IN" dirt has been
ionN"l"'" I"r lhSI'''l"n ny aSSAN"rS
county Volunteer f1rcmen's aSsoeia-
uoh was iarg'IE attehded at Troy last
"e"eS""F an" lHur"'aE' Inc par
a"e was h''u on the closing DAY. The
on"l' VI ,"' inherent races was as
iolloNS' iIH' urlii' ffdnklln steamer
coihl''HN' "l l"Wahd"' nos" race,
rd"'"dS r'o"N ana l'aHd'r company or
1oN'"''' "'"'' lrIl"hS' "t Iunkhan-
Hoch' second ana Bdch"'S, of Wells
por"' 'hIr'' ne hrSt Try was a tie
ne'"een tne Ai'aN' ot NNalusing' and
Nal' "dS' o' '"d"'d' III" former be-
l"S III 'he Se'ohu r'dt only b'hind half
SeC"hu, me nun ana nun rae" was
won pE hay"c y OF "eIlSh"r"' ana An
""N' "I NSd'uS'hS' captured second
iilNe' the 'nlr" money helhS divided
o,'Neen 'he M"htuaS ana lrltons' The
pa ol NEAT convention was lett un-
iH' ''"'oENllle taSe nan clrh will
clo'S "''s win III" ToWanda Athletic
ta'' y" '"' S"u'h l"Wanda grounds
NJ ." "."'"'y afternoon.
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wombacker, of Daleville; a recitation,
TON Jones'" by Cora Alt. of Hamil-
ton; recitation, The Guardian
Angel" by graduate of Newark High
school, Miss Isabelle buckingham; an
address. by Mr.. jerome Buckingham,
of Dunmore. An original poem was
then read by the gifted poetese, au-
thoress and family historian, Miss
Emma May buckingham, OF Haml-
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Scranton Wholesale Market.

Corrected by II. c. Dale, % Lackawanna Ave
Beans Per bu,hcl choice marrow, 81 60a2 6j
creamery, 2la22c.; dairy, fresh
2lC.
Cheese Full cream, l0i2allc
Eggs Western fresh, lji2alG; nearby state
81 2al7i2c.
Medium RcanS--Pcr hlshcl. 50 80.
Green Pcas-Pcr huShel, Sl.i0sl ij.
Tlour-Bcst patent, per barrel si.i5.
Beans Per hushcl, choice marrow, 81 10.
potatoes- Per hnshol-Slal 10.
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NEW MILFORD.
II to the Scranton Tribune.

Special 10 the Scranton Tribune
New Milford, Aug, l3.-Mrs. f. r.
Moss visited friends in Montrose last
week.
Mrs, y. p. Replogle and daughter
Mildred are guests OF her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. S. V. Trumhull.
Miss Ella Peck is in Afford spend
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Buffalo Live Stock.

Buffalo, Aug, 3,--Catte-oferings, cars;
steady and unchanged; lair to prime handy
veals s. 5od7, Hoss-Oherings, Id loads; hest
heavy, S,l7is; pigs, S565a5 IS, Sheep and
Lambs-Oferings, ! cars; quiet and unchanged.
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Oil Market.

oil City, Aug, n Credit balances, Ia5; eertt.
foates, no bid, shipments, los,o76; average, a5,.
946; runs, os, ,23l; average, s0,662.
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BASE BALL.
American League.

At Cleveland (First game r. IL t.
Chicago ............OO 90 100 10000 .
Cleveland ............O O2 00'--4
Batteries-Katol and Sugden; Moore and Wood
Umpire-ManasSdu,
second game r. n. h.
Chicago .............I O3o o63l 0O-Ii % q
Cleveland .,.....,...O o | 0 0 o o.
Batteries-Pattcrson and sullivan; McNeal and
Wood. Umpire Nanassdu.
At Boston r. II, J..
Philadelphia .2OoOOOl zoos 10
Boston ......OO % 90 3 OOOOl- IA II 2
Batteries esWi,se and Powers; Lewis and Crig'
err Umpire-Cantlllon.
At Washington r. II, T..
Baltimore ...........OOl ooO4O0--5
Washington .....,...o 20 - o q q 0-l . 3
Batterics--McGinnity and Bresnahan; ClrrIk
and Clarke, lmpres-hiskell and Connolly,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-14

Blnghamton today and Frank w.
Lewis is looking after business mat
ters in Honesdale today.
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Wanted-To BUY.

WANTED--To buy. a second hand safe. Give in.
side dimensions and price. y. y, T., Tribune
Office
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LEGAL.


THE ANNUAL. MEETING Of tho Stockholders u
The scranton Forging Company. for the cleo
tion of directors and transaction of other bus'
uCsS will be held Al the office of the company IN
the city of scranton on Wednesday, Aug. 2sth
1891, al O'Clock y. m.
T.. +. CHAMBERLIN, Secretary.
NOTICE Is hereby given that meeting oi the
stuckhu,dbls oi the tollicry Engineer Com.
pany 4, called hy order of the Board Of Directors
To- meet at the ofiioc Of the company, in Scrdn.
tom. p,unsy lvana, On Monday August 26, 1901
at two o'clock in tho afternoon, for the purpose
OF taking action upon the proposed increase la
the oapitll stock ~ the said company from one
million five hundred thousand Isl ,5GJ,0DOI dollars
10 three million (S3,uO,vO dollars, and 10
transact such other business as may be brought
before aid meeting.
STANLEY p. ALLEN, Secretary.
Scranton, Pa, June gilh, 1901.
NOWCF-To the citizens aud taxpayers NJ the
borough oi Old Forge, county OF Lackawanna,
and state Of Pennsylvania.
Notice /, hereby given nv the undersigned,
commissioners appointed by the Court ot Quarter
sessions of Ld,kawdnua county to divide the said
borough into wards, that the said Commissl loners
will meet At tho borough council rooms in said
borough on Friday, tho twenty.thrd dsv ~
duties ~ their appointment, at which time and
place all persons interested in the division %
said borough into wards NAV he heard
EDWARD W. THAYER,
IOHN " HARRIS.
NJ. Z. CAwLEY, b..
Commissioners
Scranton, IA, Aug ~, 1901,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-14
Milwaukee Detroit not scheduled,
National League.

\; BROOKLYN r. II, T..
Philadelphia ..,.,...0 o o 0 0 Il /
Brooklyn ......,,..,.l 10000 5 II |
Batterics-Orth, White and Jackltsch; Kitson
and Farrell. Umpire-Nlsh
Al New York II, II. T..
Boston ...........OOOO OOOOO3-3 : o
New York ....,.....O o 90 o q q o % 5 (
Batteries Nichols aud kttrldge Natthewson
aud smith, lmplre-Emshc,
A. St. Louis r, H. f..
Cincinnati ...,OOo3OOO OOOo1O2-6 u I
ST. Louis ..,.,,O 02 oO0l o. 4
Bitteries-Stmmel and Bergen; Murphy and
Sohriyer. CmpreS- Day and Brown,
Pittsburg Chicago not scheduled.
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Wire Screens.
Miscellaneous.


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