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particularly favored spots. yet 1t seems
that the Southern Virginia country,
eastward OF Danvilie. which Includes
among other places. Chase city, Clarks-
vile, Finnywood and Keysville, and
the magnificent stretches OF Western
North Carolina around Hickory, Wing
Salem, Taylorsville, Mooresville
Mocksville, Statesville. Iikin, Wilkes
boro and Charlotte are as we'll sup-
piled with game as any other section
and are, perhaps, better than some in
providing conveniences for all sports
men who may choose to visit It,
South Carolina, Georgia. Alabama
and Tennessee are alive with game,
and shall be very glad to provide any
hunter with the information at my
command.
around Chase City, I am Informed,
both deer and wild turkeys are more
plentiful than IN very many years. The
Nirginians have protected their big
game well. and the benefit of judicious
laws well enforced is becoming appar-
ent. The ether states, too, are taking
care of their game with the same good
results
GAME LAWS EXPLAINED.
The Southern Railway has just issued
for the season of 1901-oa a beautiful
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HONESDAL.E.
pec;a, to the Scranton Tribune.

ypecal to the Scranton Tribune.
Honesdale. Nov. 6.--John Welsh, the
man who fell through the hatchway at
the Penwardcn mill and was found un-
conscious, remained in that condition
until this morning when he died
The Nina Repertoire company will
crescent an original comedy drama The
Deserted Wife, at the opera house
thursday evening. They continue to
draw good houses. Saturday afternoon
'hey will give matinee to which Ia
dies and children are invited.
The election passed off very quietly
with a light vote throughout the coun-
". The vote in Honesdale borough
Nns; Potter, 2lS: Yerkes. 2TS; Harris,
g24: Coray. 272: for county treasurer,
:. NJ Belts, Rep, 296: ~. IL. Clark,
oem., 229 The official returns from
the county with the exception of two
districts to hear from give Potter
tO53. Yerkes, 2153; Harris, 2O62: Coray,
,l2t; Belts, 25o5: Clark. 1881. c. NJ.
Eetts. Rep. for county treasurer. will
nave a majority of 700 over T.. Fl.
Clark, Dem, which is considered
landslide for Belts in face Of the vote
on state ticket.
The county institute will be held in
'he court house next week, commence
ting at 1.45 p. m. on Monday. This
event is of much interest to all through
out the county. 1t is Il week when the
cause of education brings together, not
only the instructors. but scores of
'oung people from al! parts Ofthe coun
y. County Superintendent David l..
Hower pas secured a very able corps
IF instructors for the institute, viz: Dr.
Warren Darot. member of the board of
control, Ohio Teachers and Pupils
Reading Circle. Ada, Ohio: Prof
Francis ii. Green, West Chester normal
school, DR.. Andrew Thomas Smith,
principal Mansfield state normal school;
Prof. George Howell, superintendent of
city schools, Scranton, Pa; Miss Eliza
beth Lloyd, Lansdowne, Pa; and Prof.
John Y. Watkins, Scranton. Pa. The
evening entertainments are also of Il
high class and will also be held in the
court house. Monday evening lecture
Prof. Francis II. Green: Tuesday even
ing. Leland Powers, subject. David
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Tuesday. will take place from the
home, in this borough. on Thursday
afternoon. Rev. Il. Il. Riley, pastor OF
the Presbyterian church, will ofiiciate.
and intermcnt will be made in Ever
green cemetery.
y well-attended supper was held this
evening in the Avenue Methodist
church.
The condition Of James Laushlin. the
victim of the recent shooting and stab
bins affray. is not as favorable as ii
has been of late.
Now that the voters of this borough
have voted in favor of erecting Il public
building, Just watch the owners of
available lots get the big head, in an
aggravated form.
The Ladies' Guild of Christ Episcopal
church will hold supper in the church
parlors on Thursday evening.
The funeral of the late Samuel Conk-
lin will take place from the Avenue
Methodist church on Thursday after
noon. Moody post, Grand Army Re
public, will attend in a body. inter-
ment will he made in Mcliune ceme-
terry.
The vote in this borough upon the
proposition to erect IL $4,000 building
for general borough purposes, was 5lS
for and l02 against. The hands upon
the dial plate of Susquehanna' pro-
gress have been turned ahead ten
years.
Prof. L'AmoreauX's dancing school
has been postponed until Nov. o.
a party of Susquehanna- Oakland
deer hunters will on Saturday leave for
the wlds of Pike county.
Prof Cummings dancing class met
in Hogan Opera house this evening.
There was an after hop.
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DOMINOEs HIS RUIN,

Tie walked into police station No. :, last night,
hat in hand, says the Buffalo express, and will,
the manner OF one who had never hciore seen the
inside of a station house. lie was a countrynan.
There was no doubt OF it. His clothes, his actions
and his talk showed H.
"l--t hardly known whether | ought TO come
here" he ialteled. ''But--you see--wcll--l lost
all my money. All had Down here in a
tavern ] played dominoes and the man wouldn t
give back my money
'You played doniinoes!" yelled the desk ser.
gcant, 'and lost your money at that game"
Pm ashamed to say did. The man didn' t
keep his word, or I'd been all right lie said
he'd give bao; all he won ii I'd give back what |
won. | didn't win or lwould have given IT
back 10 him"
After deal of hard work the desk sergeant
learned from the man that he had gone into a
broadway saloon lev hours before and had
me. a fellow who bought several drinks The
drinks came pretty fast, and The newly found
friends finally proposed game Of dominoes
The farmer said he used to be pretty good at
den inoes in the winters, when the evenings were
loIg Guwn home.
'Wtll play for money, Just to add excite.
men,,' said the stranger But woll give back
all we win. llow's that.''
The couLtryman agreed and the game began
Wnen 81 constituting the entire roll OF the
touGt'yman, had been won by the crook, the
former suggested that it might he time to give
bar', the money.
- guess it is" said the other
Just then a man passed through the room in
which they were sitting.
'Iust moment, Billy, I want to see you,''
said the stranger
The crook rose quickly, TUNED 10 the country.
man and said he would be back directly and
then departed through side door. For two
hours the victim sat in the saloon and waited
for the return OF the crook. Then, strange as
il may seem, the thought struck the countrymsn
that he had been swndled, lie went to the
police station,
you'll have to tell me your name, so we can
make report OF this said the desk sergeant.
II wouldn't dare do it," answered the man.
''What ii my wife would ever hear about it,"
The sergeant pressed the question and the coun.
tlyman compromised.
I'm tell ye what III do" he said. There's
city iellcr running the house where I'm boardin'
and ri ask him about ii. II lie says It's all
right TO tell my name III be back here the fist
thing in the morning."
Despite the cntleaties Of the desk sergeant the
man departed aud said he would probably return
but not before lie had received advice from his
city acquaintance.
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NEW MILFORD


New Milford. Nov. 6.-The Ladies'
Working Guild of the Presbyterian II
church met in the church parlors on
Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock for
the purpose of electng new officers.
Dr.. Whalen, of Carbondale gave a
very pleasing temperance lecture at
the Baptist church on Monday even
in@.
G. n. Wood is in New York on busi-
ness this week.
c. c. Pratt and family left this morn
ing for Binghamton where they will
spend the winter.
The ladies of the Baptist church
served a ten cent supper at the church
Tuesday evening.
C. =. Burns, OF Great Bend, was in
town Tuesday.
Mrs. Albert Risley is visiting friends
in Bin2hamton,
Rev. Church, of Hallstead, conducted
the Union services at the Presbyterian
church Sunday evening.
Mrs. j. d. Mallery will entertain her
Sunday school class at her home on
Depot street Friday evening.
Rev. II. n. Ives was in Hallstead the
first of the week.
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THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Neview.

New York, Nov. G.-Today's stock market was
dominated by the authoritative admissions from
various qua,tcis that the basis had been agreed
upon for the settlement OF the Northern Pacific
controversy, although the reports OF an caiiy IN.
honicenitnt were deprecated as it was said de-
tils remain yet to be arranged. The dealings
in Union Pacific and 81. PAM were on q scale
10 recall the days OF the slocl, market boom in
the sliing oi this year and the resulting rise
The Union Pacific co,Vcliablc bonds were alb.
sorbed at the same time on an enormous scale.
N Southern Pacific the rise reached IA, Great
Northern preferred. III: Atchison, 22s, and In
Northwest, 3Is. Northern Pacific preferred ic.
tuatcd narrowly. Tho Southwcsctns and some
OF the southern stocks afforded another ccuter
of activity and strength, based on the seiics OF
extraordinarily favorable returns OF gross earnings
for the fourth week in October. The Southern
Railway stocks were also aided by the vote in
Cincinnati in tavor of extending the lease of the
Cincinnati Southern In these groups there were
gains in Nashville, Chat atauooea aud st. Louis Of
3,a St. Louis and San Francisco, III Southern
Railway preferred. 27s; Missouri Pacific. .3s; st.
and Rio Grin,c stocks. Texas and Pacific, Louis.
vile and Nashville and southern railway from
lis TO lA
Outside the stocks mentioned and few rather
obscure stocks the movement of the market was
sluggish and irregular. with no striking slow
of general strength until Just at the last. Total
sales today, lUlS.iOO shares
The large dealings On bonds ccnteIcd in the
Union Pacific aud other convertible bond issues
and speculative bonds. To-day sales par value,
SG,31O.0OO
United state: bonds were all unchanged on the
last call.
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New York Grain and Produce Market

New York. Nov. 6.--flour advanced 3 to 10
cents Il barrel, checking business; winter patents,
$sCOl3.oo winter stralghts, S'.35a35o; Minnesota
patents, S3.7jat; winter extras, S2.C0a2,e0; winter
low grades. -. i0a2, 80. Wheat--Spot firm; No. .
red, Sl7sc t. o. b. afoat; No. , red, 7s7sc eleya-
tor; No. Northern Duluth, SGt.c. t, o. b. ahoit,
Options opened strong and higher and maintained
stiff undertonc most OF the day. Finally the
market sold off, but closed steady at isa9sc. net
advance. March CLOSED so7sc.' May, sohc.; De-
ccmber, 7s3sc. Corn-spot iiur; No. ., t6c. ele-
yator and G6c. t. o. h. afoat. Options had a
strong opened, but later yielded TO realizing and
closed barely steady at gale. net advance. May
closed 68isc.; December G5isc. Oats-Spot
steady; No. 2, 43iac,; No. D. isc.; No, 3 white,
aihc, No, white, 4o|e.; track mixed western,
aaaiic,ls track white, 42aioe. Options firm at
fivst. but later eased of through realizing. But.
ter-Thm; creamery, l5aa2,ac,; factory, 1s,aa
I5l2c. June creamery, l1i,aal &c; imitation
creamery, liiaa1sc, state dair!, 1ia2lc. Cheese
Quiet: large, fancy colored, olaa9ie,; fancy
large white. 9Isaaic; fancy, small ,eolored o,al
aic, fancy, small white, tohc, Eggs-strons;
state and Pennsylvania, 2Ia2ic.; western nncan.
died al mark, a0a23e,; western candled, lsa2!iac.
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transatlantic Burlesquers."

Among the many buresque companies touring
the country there is none that has achieved a
similar success as have the hans. Atlantic Bur.
lesqncrs, who come 10 the Star Tor three days,
commencing with matinee this afternoon.
NOT only is the buresquc, "Nou Cam" written
on original lines and claboraey staged, and
the olio Is also composed OF such good quality
Of talent that it is no hard test to surpa,s with
this company anything that has been seen at the
star heretofore,
Among those whose names are household words
Of every lover of vaudeville, and WHO are billed
in connection with This great oleni1ation are
Wrothe and Wakefield, the popular comedians;
Williamson and Gilbert, sketch artists; Biciel
and Watson, the funny musical comedians: Bmg.
ham, the yentliloquist; three Dunbar Sisters. in
songs and dancing speei ialy; The Dayton Sisters
in a novelty act; Kitty Bingham, the dainty aud
charming soubrettc, and Jelnnettc lie Beau, the
instrumental lady.
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A Discussion in Genealogy.

They wee at dinner at their county home a,
Southampton 4 poor cousin was ,tc only
eu2,t. The mother, who is an aristoorat OF the
9rstoua,i, was eXpatiatins-Ior the benefit oI
The cous'n--on The excellence OF icr gcnclloal
She told hov this branch traced 10 lord
ol England; this to the Kings oi scotland; thai
To the ole prf.Rroluiion families Of F,aryc,
AMI tho o,licf 10 family of Irish kinsS nj oeJ
Yeas ag@
Suddenly p,eeocious 6-ye8l'old dausucr,who
took great interest in her fathers kennel ol
dogs. spoke up:
"Mamina, why are you proud of that? Ii YOU
mis- up lot OF dogs, papa says make GUS
amt people the salne!'
The father laughed, the cousin concealed his
mirth, the mother flushed, and the genealogical
discussion cnded.New York Times
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Scranton Wholesale Market.

Corrected by II. G. Dale, % Lackawanna Ave.
Eeans--rcr bushel, choice marrow. S2G0ao. IS.
Buttcl-Ftesl creamery, 2ll!2c.; dairy, fresh,
&C.
Cheese--Fnll cream 10,aalc.
Eggs-Ncalby state. 23a25c.
Medium BeansPcr bushel, $50.
Green Peas-Per buslel, Sl.A0al45.
rlour--Best patent, per barrel. s4,45.
Bcans--Per b,,sl,el. choice marrow, 81. 10.
potatocs--Pcr hushcl Sl.5j.
Onions-Per bushel, $1.O0
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"For Liberty and Love-"

At he Academy OF Music last night the llant.
lcy-fIanis company gave very line presentation
oi the fourAct drama, 'For LbeysR and For
Love- and in the afternoon ''Knobs tVrcnneSsee'
was given.
Foi this afternoon An Innocent Sinner is the
bill and for tonight the ''Ncw Dominion
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illustrated book, entitled Hunting and
Fishing in the SOUTH which is de-
scrptive of the best localities in the
South for various kinds OF game and
fish. and outlines the game laws of Viz
ginia, North Carolina, South Carolina,
Kentucky, Georgia, Alabama, Tennes-
see and Mississippi.
Copies Of the book can he obtained
from Charles l.. Hopkins, District Fas-
senger Agent, No. SIS Chestnut street,
philadelDhia a%
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Buffalo Live Stock Market.

East Buffalo, Nov. G--Cattlc. six cars on sale;
nothing doing at Mondays prices. >logs-ltc.
prices. closing strcrecr, all sold; medium and
heavy, $5.'Oad; mixed packers. s5.soa5.SO: pigs,
S!.3oa55O; roushs. S5.25aj.iO; staGs, Sla4.7j.
Siicelt-On sale, 81 cars: steady; lambs, 10al5c
higher: lambs. si.'jal.0O; common to fair, sla
440. Sheep, S3a"5O; common to fair. $2a2. iO
Canada lambs. s4.I5l4OO; vcals best, 81 5oa7. 70
common to light. s. lOai.
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New York Live Stock.

New York. Nov. G.--Becves---Stcers, firm to a
shade higher; bulls and COWS steady; fat cows,
Strong steers So 40aj.35; oxen and stays. s.. 15a
10: bulls S225a3.:1; extra fat do. S;.3Oaj.sj;
COWS, Sl.50aS.ij. Calvcs-Ncals steady; erassers,
finn to u cents htehcr vcals, si.5Ol5.25; choice
and extra, $3.50: little calves, %3ai; led calves,
SS. 7Iai.50. Shecp--Stcady; lambs steady to a
shade easier; sheep. S2a35O; extra. 1910: cu!ls,
Sl.l0Il.1J; lambs N2jaj. 10: few choice, 5.l2iaa
$50: Canada lambs, -. Ilogs-Easy: western
hogs. $5.l0al.sj: state hogs. &G.20aG3O.
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SUSOUEHANNA.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
SusQuehanna. Nov. G.---lts in the air.
Forest City has also voted for II bor-
ough building.
The worthy grand matrOn of the
state visited Canawacta chapter. No.
.. Order of the Eastern Star. this even
ing. Gill chapter, OF Great Bend, was
present
The funeral of the late Theodore
Lake, who was killed at Brandt. on
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"Tlle Brixton Burglary" "

Al the Lyccun yesterday afternoon and last
night thrcc.act farce, 'rle Brxton Burglary"
was presented ii has all abundance OF complic,.
tions, but not much humor, and not much OF Il
story to hang the complications and humor on.
very competent company presented the farce
W. j. Ferguson and Nellie Bntler were the cicv.
crest members of the company.
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Bertha Galland.

Daniel Frohman will present Miss Bertha Gal.
land in dlamatizaiiou by Miss Clio. Graves. OF
England, OF Maurice Hewlitt's romance "The
Forest Lovers" at the Lyceum theater tonight
The play, which recently completed LONG. run
at MIR. Frohman's l.yccum heatcr, New York
has been re-arranGed and condensed for The Amer
lean Stage from the original five acts aud ten
tablcarS. into five acts and five tablcauX by A.
L. Lancaster The action is supposed 10 have
taken place in the twentieth century duIing the
reign of Henry Ill. and the locale is ENGLAND
Mr.. Frohman has provided elaborate scenery by
Unit, and the overture and Incidental and vocal
music has been composed expressly for the play
by Frank A. IIowson. The play has been staged
by William Seymour and the costumes are by
Herman, from sketches by Mrs. scidlc. The east
was personally selected by Mr.. Frolman and is
as follows:
Prosper lie Cal, knight'crranl.
Harry h. stanford
Don Galors DE Bonn Il friend OF Baron Blount-
ford ...,,,.................G .Gcorgo W. Barber
Baron Bloun,rord, witch.fnder,
Stephen Wright
Master Bembo, the countess scneschal,
Frank C. Bangs
vincent Maulirys page ..,.,... Mort inner Weldon
Father Bonnlcord, a Franciscan irar,
James Otley
Mott o. The Moor r.,,,.,..,.,.....W William Sauter
Wolitooth, peasant hoy .,..... Louis Harrington
Rogerson, attendant on Mauny Charles Tuttlc
isouii '.',',''..''..,,,..,,...., Rertla Galland
Maultly, the siren of Touscnier Tower,
Rhoda Cameron
Lady Isabel, Countess OF lIauterivc,
Margaret Bourne
The Abbess OF Grace Deu ..,..., Carrie ThatGlor
Sister Angela, a nun ...,...B Blanche MacFurland
Knights, ladies, men'at,aln,s, servants, children,
nuns, pages ministries, and irumpeter.
The first act takes place at Spurnt Heath on
the edge OF Morgraunt Forest The second act,
outside the Convent of GraceDiou. Act third,
in hall and gallery in the Tower of Tolt sentirr
Act fourth, in Ilautcrivc Castle, Act Ave has the
same setting as act two.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Nov -Cattle-Receipts, 9let0. in.
Guiding 2.s00 westerns; steady on best, weak on
medium and common; good TO prime, s0aG - !;
poor to medium. S315a5,o0: stockels and feeders,
ners. sl.25s225; bulls, S2a4,5o calves. S3a6. 80;
Texas fed steers sal; western steers, 49, o0a5 40
Hogs Receipts today, 10000; tomorrow, 1900;
left over, 3,ooi strong 10 } cents higher; mixed
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

Gariick.' Wednesday evening Edith
Norton Concert company; Thursday
evening. lecture, DR.. Madison G. Peters,
subject, How to Make a Thing Co."
There is nearly $50 teachers in the
Z t,,i,
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THEATRICAL NEWS.
ATTRACTIONS TODAY.

LYLEUM-Bcrtha Galland, in "Thc Forest
Lovers" Night.
ACADEMi--lluntlcy Harris company. After
noon and night.
SrAR--Tlans Atlantic I'ullcsquers. Afternoon
and night,
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CARNEGIE REFUSED A TITLE.

By Exclusive Wire nom The Associated Press.
London, Nov. 6--The Exchange Telegraph com,
pany today says that Andrew Carnegie. previous
TO leaving Scotland for The United States, was
offered and declined baronetcy.
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LEGAL.

ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS against the late
Ezra G. Browning will present the same Tor
settlement, and all those indebted thereto will
make immediate settlement 10 Mrs. Vi, J., Brown.
ing, SIS Adams avenne, city.
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and butchers. Sj.GjaC05; good TO choice heavy.
81. ,OaG.OTia; rough heavy. S'IjaJ6j: light, $3.50
as. %: bulk OF sales. S5.Goa50O. Shcep-Receipts,
10000; sheep. 10 TO Ii cents lower: lambs, %
cents lower; good to choice wethers, $i.toal.a5;
western sheep, s3a3. 10; native lambs, S2.50ai.S5;
McSlnlm limbs. Siai.GO.
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Oil Market.

Oil City. Nov. 6.-Credit balances. I.0; celiifi
Gates no bid; shipments, aiI,0sd; average, 9l,
sos; runs. lG3S75; average, 81 900.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

CITY OF SCRANTON, Department oi Public
Saie1y-Sealed proposals will be opened at
the office of the city recorder by the director Of
this department. at 4 o'clock p. m, Monday,
Nov. Is, 1901, for repairing the city Of Scranton
garbage crematoly, according to plans and sIcci.
tications prepared by Mr. p. NJ. Easan. to be sapn
al the Office OF the Department OF Public Safety
All bids shall be filed with the city controller
("Marksd PloposafC, at his office IN the City
Nov. IS 1901. The sum ot fifty dollars t-5O.0D
in cash or certified check is 10 be enclosed with
each bid. which sum shall be forfeited 10 the city
in case OF refusal or omission the part Of
tho bidder TO whom the contract is awarded 10
execute contract within ten days after the
awarding OF the same.
The city reserves the ist TO reject any or all
bids 4. J.. WORM>ER,
Director Department OF Public Sliety.
Scranton, Pa. Nov. 1, 1901,
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Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Quotations-All Quotations Based
on Par of 100

STOCKS.

Scranton Passenger Railway, first
Mortgage. due 1920 ............... 1lj -.
Peoples Street Railway. first mort
gage due 1918 ................. ll5 -.
Peoples Street Railway, General
mortgage, due 1921 ............... 1ij -.
Dickson Manufacturing Go. ......... ... 100
Lacka. Township School per cent. -. 102
City Of Scranton st. Imp. per
cent. ......... ...... ............ 80. lo2
Scranton Traction q per cent. .... 1lj 90.
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scavenger,
Seeds.
Wire Screens.
Miscellaneous.

DRESSMAKING FOR CHILDREN TO ORDER:
also ladies waists. Louise Shoemaker, ala
Adams avenue. -.....
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A WOMAN wants place as eoor in boarding
house or small hotdl, where she can have
her hoy TO do chorns and 90 to school >ddre'a
NJ. NJ, Tribune office.
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A YOUNG LADY. capable OF commanding II
tine trade. desires Il position in. store. N
drapery and shade dGar nent- Address D. ;, A.,
Tribune office.
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INEXPERIENCED TRAVELLING SALESMAN want
position with good reliable house. Oh the road
or local Bet references given. w w.. Tribune
Once. T.! a,- ~ = O.
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Money to Loan.

$SO0,O0J 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 4 to per cent. Call on n v. Waller,
SH-315 Connell building.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-07

STU ALTON WANTED TO go out by the day
washing on cleaning. CaIl on address, Mis-.
Russell lTl0 Cedar iVenuc.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-07
Wanted.
Lost.
Miscellaneous.

RCMMAGE SALE-Tllr Green Ridge BAPTIST
church will hold a Iunlmage sale Al 80 spruce
street for three days, Saturday, Monday and
Tuesday.
LADIES' AILMENTS TREATED; all eases; phi
vacy; specialists Medical Home, ~
Washington St., Buffalo, y. y.