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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-30
pITTsTON.


Pttston, Oct. 29.--Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western railroad freight
stations seem to be an easy mark for
petty thieves, who pay them periodical
visits. 1t WAS the Pittston Junction
stations turn for a visit Saturday
night, and it resulted successfully. The
burglars evidently had use for foot
wear--men's footwear--ior several
cases of these goods were the only
things carried away. although other
merchandise was looted, Several cases
OF women's shoes We're not interfercd
with and II couple of boxes of soap
We're opened and the cakes scattered
about the room.
The United Mne Workers of this
district celebrated the first anniver-
sary of their victory in last years
strike today with big parade and
mass meeting, the occasion of Nit
chell Day. Almost 5000 men We're in
line, accompanied by several bands
| aud drum corps. The line of march
was down Main to the forks of the
| road, countermarch to the Junction,
| countermarch to Broad street, from
| whence all assembled on the TroXell
plot, where speeches We're made by T.,
| ID. Nichols, of Scranton: Adam Ras-
cavage and Committeeman Mckay.
II. w. Brown formerly yardmaster
| at the CoXton yard of the Lehigh Val
ley Railroad company, Il few weeks
ago moved his household goods from
| West P!ttston to Elmira, y. Y, where
| Mrs. Browns parents reside. Friends
| of Mr. Brown here last week received
| word that aa had accepted position
| as trainmuH;cr with a western road
and will make rs headquarters al Lit
| tie Rock, Ark,N/
| d. j.. Zones, of Taylor, we'll known
| I'm musical circles, has been chosen tC
| adiudirate the musical competitions
| AT the eistaddfod To he held in the
| Welsh oCnpregational church here neXl
| THANKSGIVING afternoon and evening
| Mr.. Jones acted in Il similar capacity
at a competitive meeting here two
| wears ago, officiating in such an ablt
and highly satisfactory manner th'
committee made no hesitancy in prof
ering him the office for the Thanks
giving day event which promises Il
be the most interesting held IN TIM
church in recent years.
j. Edgar Probyn enters ON his dutie
as choirmaster III the Broad Stree
Presbyterian church next Sunday.
j. J.. Cake, the West Pittston Goa
operator, has subscriber $500 TO th'
Young Mems Christian association
building fund with a promise of ''mor
TO follow" This brings the fund up t
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rent events: "'rhe Mission of Angus
tine Miss Kiefer: "Christian Con-
quest of Britain" Mrs. D. Billings:
THE Venerable Bede.' Mrs. f. Bill
ings. Reading. to be selected, inter.
spersed with music,
William Mosier. of Second street. is
having extensive improvements made
on his residence.
Mrs. w. Fl. Metzer. OF Hazleton, who
has been the guest of relatives and
friends at this place the past week, re-
turned home on Saturday.
Mrs. George Kinner. of Mehcopany
was calling on friends in town on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Robinson leave
Monday night for the Pan-American
exposition, where they will visit sew
eral days.
The ladies of the Women's Relief
corps are preparing an entertainments
to be given in G. A. Il. hall Wednes-
day evening, October 80. children will
furnish the entertainment and re-
freshments will be served. Everybody
invited. Admission 10 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. w. Reynolds, who
have been visiting their son, Marshall,
at Bnllauelpnla, returned nome Oh fIl-
day.
Miss Fannie De Rue was the guest
of her sister. Mrs. Thomas Yates, at
PittSton over Sunday.
Dr.. George liinner, of Mehoopany.
was IL visitor in town on Monday. The
doctor is on his way home from Phil
adelphia. where he has been on bust
ness. He will stop over and attend
Masonic lodge this evening.
John Ide returned on Monday from
the Willis Eye hospital very much i'm
proved.
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within 5000 of the amount necessary
to make the pledges binding and this
the committee hopes to secure within
u short time.
Word has been received here of the
death of A. G.. stanton, at Paw Paw,
Illinois. Deceased was % years of age
and was native and for many years
a resident of Exeter township. this
county. lie was a brother of g. W.
Stanton. ST.. Of West Pttston.
The collieries of the Pennsylvania
coal company with the exception of
No 4 and No. washerN. We're paid
yesterday.
Bishop Fowler. of the Methodist
Episcopal denomination. delivered his
interesting lecture ON The life of "Abra-
ham Lincoln" in the West Pittston
Methodist Episcopal church Monday
evening to n large audience.
Henry Austin Adams delivered II lee
ture on Napoleon" in Music hall this
evening under the auspices of the
Pittston Knights of Columbus.
Mark Mcdonnell. Il former resident
of this city. for years a shoe merchant
hero. died Monday In Chicago.
The youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas w. Evans. formerly of
this city. now residing on u farm at
Lincoln Heights, Scranton, is in II crit
zeal condition from a relapse following
an Illness Of scarlet fever. Her recOv-
cry is not expected.
Peter McCoskie, of Snrmerville. a
miner in the Clear Spring mine, had
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FACTORYVILLE.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

SPECIAL to the scranton tribune.
Factoryville, Oct. 29--About sew
enty-liVe members and visiting broth
ers assembled at odd Fellows hall of
Red Jacket lodge, No 524, Independent
Order of Odd Fellows, last Saturday
night for the purpose of transactng
such business as came before the lodge,
the installation of officers and Il social
good time. District Deputy Grand
Master J.. i. Camp and staff of grand
officers from Tunkhannock lodge was
present and did the installing work,
which was perhaps the best ever done
in Red Jacket lodge and it is pehhap
safe to say that Wyoming county has
the best installing team this year tina t
it has ever had. The following elected
r.. II. Reynolds: vice grand, William
Sims: treasurer. b. j. Goodwin. AT the
close of the installation refreshments
We're served and IA social enjoyed.
]. G. Geiser the popular travelling
salesman for Megargee Bros. of Scran-
ton, spent Sunday here with friends.
Union services We're held last sun
day evening at the Baptist church, the
Rev. j. \. Lee, of the Methodist Epis-
copal church, officiating.
Mrs. William Edmiston, who has
heen spending some time here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q. II. Spen-
Ger, has gone to New Haven, Conn,
where she will join her husband and
where they expect to make their future
home.
Mr., and Mrs j. W. Eilenberger are
spending Il week with friends al
Stroudsburg and vicinity.
Several of our citizens were in al
tendance at court yesterday
Our enterprisng merchant, g. H.
Mathewson, will serve as juror IA
he United States court To be held IN
Harrisburg in November.
Nick Thompson has accepted "A posi-
tion as assistant bookkeeper in the
store of r. l.. Prenderbast at Scran-
ton.
Miss Bessie Wilson left last Saturday y
for Philadelphia
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pECkVILLE.

The sacred concert in the Methodist
Episcopal church on Sunday evening
was greeted by a full house, and the
following programme was rendered
with fine effect: Anthem by the choir.
God BE Merciful''; solo by Richard
Watkins, of Taylor, Cast Thy Bread
Upon the Waters; No. 80, Chorus OF
Praise: prayer, by the pastor; male
auartette, while the Years Are Roll
ing BY: solo and chorus, by choir,
THE Voice of Jesus; solo by Miss
Florence Taylor, 40 Thy Cross
Flee; No 81. Chorus of Praise: !:
solo. by Miss Edith Watkins,
palms; address on Signals bS NJ.
Calender. general secretary of Young
Mems Christian association, of Pitts
burg, Pa: closing anthem. by choir,
Jesus Is Mine" The singing by Mr..
Richard and the Misses Watkins was
greatly enjoyed, and fully sustained
the musical fame of the Watkins fam
i!y. Miss Flo. Taylor sang with much
swee tness. as she always does. The
whole service was Il rare treat, for
which Mr. q. Shay, the efficient chor-
ister. is deserving of much credit. or
course. everybody was glad to see our
old friend Nell Calender. He is IA
Peckville boy-and his address was
touching and impressive and will long
be remembered.
The Blakely Board of Health will
meet in regular session at the council
room Thursday evening, October 81, at
Z o'clock.
l.. b. Thompson, of Academy street,
is working in Scranton this week
The Twentieth Century Society of
| the Methodist Episcopal church will
hold an oyster supper and entertain
ment in the lecture room of the church
on November g. 1901.
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NTROsE
Special to the Scranton III

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
NTontrose. Oct. 2o--'rhere was some
excitement about town last night
when. as the result of quarrel to
which the Intoxicating cup lent aid.
John Woodruff, of Harmony. is alleged
to have drawn "a revolver and threat
ened to do bodily harm to Ned Parks,
of Fairdale. The scene of the trouble
was in the barruom OF the MontroSe
House Both parties are said to have
been under the influence of liquor. II
seems that some sixteen years ago,
Woodruff was arrested at the instance
of Parks father for abusing MS
Parks) horse and for this crime
served time in the Montrose Jail. Last
night, while both were IN a quarrel
some mood, this old matter was
brought up. and one word bringing on
another. threats and counter therats
being made. finally Woodruff drew
revolver and, 1t is alleged. threatened
to do Parks. This scattered the
crowd of spectators and Landlord
Gay sent for Officer Tngley. Before
the officers arrival Woodruff made his
escape. Parks went before Justice NJ.
II. Van Scoten and swore out Il war
rant. Later, Woodruff was located and
placed under arrest. He was taken be-
fore Justice Van Scoten and, after a
hearing, was held for court in the sum
Of $500. in default of which he was
committed to the county Jail. IT is en-
pected that the case Will he presented
To the grand jury now sitting.
Very little work has been accom-
plished al court here this week. The
grand jury is hard al work. but has
not yet turned in any findings. At ar
aument court before his honor. Judge
Searle, matters are moving slowly
Judge Searle handed down an opinion
in the action in equity brought by
Overseers OF tle Forest city Poor Dis
trict against Susduahanna County. in
which he holds that the Forest City
poor farm is exempt from taxation.
Mrs. II. G.. Mccormack and son.
Wells. have returned to their home in
New York city.
Quarterly conference of the Mont
rose Methodist Episcopal church will
be held in the transient of the church
rext Saturday evening. Love Feast
and the Lords Supper on Sunday, the
sermon to be preached by Presiding
Elder J.. c. Floyd.
]. B. Stephens is on a business trip
to Buffalo
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Cooper are visit
ing at Warren Center, Bradford county
where they formerly resided.
Mrs. Horace T.; Hand and daughters
ara occupying rooms in +. A. Lyons
residence.
w. w. Amsbry. Helen Amsbry, Ken
meth Warner and l.. II. Ball have re-
turned from a visit TO the Pan -Ameri-
can.
Attorney T. NJ. Gardiner, Of Forest
City, is engaged at court in this place
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. n. w. Tinker have re-
turned from a visit to their former
home at Little Meadows.
w. w. Pritchard, of Springfield. was
q visitor in town yesterday.
BaggaSemaster w. O. Finn and wife
have returned from their vacation trip
Prof. II. =. Chaffce. teacher of vocal
music in the Duluth university, will
organize class in voice culture at the
Methodist Eniscopal church in this
place on Wednesday evening, Novem-
ber 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Hamlin, of Great
Bend, are visitors in town.
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Philadelphia Grain and Produce.

Philadelphia, oct. 90 Mhcat--steady: contract
grade October, 74aiac. Cons-Firnl, i4c. higher: !:
No. . mixed October, G2aiac Oats Finn; No. :
white clipped. d3iaa34c. WoolUnchanged. Pro.
visious--Lpuic. Buttcv-Fim; fair demand: fancy
western creamery. 2aiac.; do. nearby prints, 9jc
Eggs-fiin. good demand; fresh nearby. BE-;
do. western. 23c.: do. southwestern, 22c.; do
southern 2lc. Chcesc-Fim; New York full
creams. fancy, small. lo5sas4c. do. do. do. fair
to choice, 9al0lac Retired SrguIS-~Quiet. but
steady. Cotton--i.IGc. lower; midding. uplAnds,
ss.c. Tallow--Quict; city prime in hhth., 5Ec.;
county do, sac; dark do, lHr; cakes. &C.
Live Pouluy--Quiel, but steady; fowls, DsiOc.;
old IooscrS. Giaa7c.; spring chickens, 9al0c. !;
ducks. o,aal0iac.: geese and turkeys. 9al0c
dressed Poultry--Steady, but quiet; fowls, choice,
l0c; do fair to good. oi,ac. old roosters. O.;
broiling chickens nearby, lollSc.; western do,
9ll2c. .
Receipls-rlonr, 1000 barrels and l,2oS,ON
pounds in sacks: wheat, 2s.0O0 bushels; corn,
IS OOO bushels: oats $4,000 bushels. Shipments
Wheat. 1000 bushels; com, 10000 bushels; oats,
1000 busheB.
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Chicago Grain and Produce Market.

Chicago, Oct. 2O--Buyng by professionals gave
corn and olts strength independent o IA sagens
wheat market today, and December wheat closed
ssaIar. lower; December com, Aa3sc. higher,
and Dccember oats. Ma'Sc. advanced, Provisions
closed y. TO 10 cents lower. Cash quotations
were as follows:
Floul-rim; No. 3 spring wheat. -; No. =,
G9ssc; No. = redo 7IAa7.Ac.; No. corn 5Ihc.;
No. oats, 3IlaaSSc.; No. = white, 3olaaiOAc.,
No. white, 3OAEc.: No. rye, 55a94c.; fair TO
choice mailing, jiajSc.: No. ! haN seed Si1?;
No. l Nortlwcstcrn, Sij2: prime timothy seed,
S 70; slot ribs Sides S7.90aSl5; dry salted shoul-
dcrs, 7i2a4.c,; short clear sides, ss.IoAsso; whIs'
l..,s
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New York Grain and Produce Market

New York. Oct. s-Tlour--lrregular and
barely steady. Wheat--Spot easy; No. rcd,
79s4c {. o. b. shoat, and 'TG2ic elevator: No. !
Northern Duluth, 79c. +. O. b. afoat; No. ! hard
at Ac net decline March closed I0aac May.
7oasc: October, 1910; Dccernber, i6a4c. Corn
Spot finn; No. ,. 63c clevator and 531sc. +: o: b..
aiioa, Option market closed unsettled at "sa l2c.
net advance May closed 63iac.: October. ST. {;
December, &c. Oats-Spot firm; No. :. illae.;
No. ,. 41c.; No. . white. 4"ata44c.: No. 5 do.
4aAalac: track mixed western. 4oi4a42'rc.; track
white, 42iaai7c. Options tirmer with corn. bui,
tcr-Stcady: creamery l5a221ac.: factory. l2iaa
l5c.: June creamery. l7hn3lhc.: imitation
creamery, l4l4alsc.; state dairy, l!a2lc. Cheese
Quiet; iarcy, large colorcd. olaa'+c: 90. do.
white, 9laaa.c.: fancy, small colored. lOlaa3sc
do. do. white. l01.c EgGs-Fhm: state and
Pennsylvania, 22a2@c.: western uncandled, l6a
olinC; =; western candled. 2la12c.
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Peg Woffng gton. +"

Charles Readc's comedy Peg WoIhls ton in
which 50 many oi the queens OF the drama OF
England and America Eayc delighted the publin,
was presented at the iNccuu last night by Rose
Coglllan and Her complny, II il charming
comedy and in il Mis- CoSlAan has scored one
oi the greatest successes OF her career.
She was, lest night, brilliant and convincing as
Mistress Woiinglon and Won the warm adm'a-
ton OF the rather small audience that saw the
performance, Miss toghIn wds surrounded by a
capable company, one OF tis best members vi
which VAS W,lliam Elton, Is 'IripleJ,
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Oct. ao.--Cutte-Receipts, 1000 IN
,luing $50 Texans and l,io0 westerns; steady
at Mondays advance. Good to prime steers ho''i'
Ina, AT ri; 25l6 S.; poor 10 medium, .sOs6; COWS,
81 ljii55; hrifci>, s2a5a3.SI: cannctS, Sl.:5.
12j; bulls, s.ai5O; calves. SilG2j; TcNaS steers.
S,a4; western do Sl5oaj.5o. Hogs Receipts,
IS OCO; Tomorrow, 3O,O00; lett over 1000; mostly
no cents lower; mixed and butchers. Si.soa6 30;
GOOD 10 choice heavy, Sj.sitG.ao; rough lriNy,
81. jOaj so; light s5.s0aG: bulk 81 sales s. soaN.
Sl,ecp-Receipts, 22,00O; steady 10 ~ cents high
or: good 10 choice wcthels, s3.Joai2j; western
sheep. SSa3Gl; native lambs l2.5oaj western
Iombs Sf LjtI 81,
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school convention at stevens Point to-
morrow. from the Methodist Episcopal
church Sunday school.
Mrs. s. u. Barnes spent the Sabbath
in Susquehanna.
T.. H. Peck. of carbondae, is doing
business in town today.
T.. W. Lewis and his mother drove to
Suspuehanna this morning, on busi-
ness.
Mrs e. NJ. Lewis drove over to
Whites Valley today To visit friends.
Y. T.. Butterne'd. of jackson. left this
morning for the Pan-Am.rican. accom-
panied by his wife,
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Scranton Wholesale Market.

Corrected by II. G. Dale. % Lackawanna Ave.
Bcans--Pcr busel. choice marrow. $2.GOa2.6j.
Butcr-Frcsh creamery, 2la22c.; dairy, frcsi
92c.
Chcese--l'ull cream, 10isa1lc.
Eggs Nearby state. 23a2ic.
Medium Bcans--Per bnshel, $50
Green Pcas-Pcr b,ishel, Sl.40al.45.
Flour-Best patent, per barrel. St.4b
Reans--Per busIcl, choice marrow, ST. 10.
Potatoes-pcr h,,sl,el. sl5j.
Onions--Per bushel, Sl.O0
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Buffalo Live Stock Market.

East Buffalo, Oct. 20, -Cattle-ReceipIS, cars;
market slow at yesterdays close; no good cattle
here; light steers, S3,sjat..i; veals, 2ja'.5C
Hog Offerings, - cars; 10 to 20 cents Lower
G 20; pigs, S56laj.IO; few choice white, $50;
..ras,eis and Michiglns, sj,00aG 10; ioush' s. 20
80; stays. I.jOaj, Sheep and Lambs supply
a. car.; steady: top Lambs sl.j0dL6j; Gull. 10
fair. s3ai 40; mixed sheep. tops, $i.2ji3iO; rul'S
to lair, 81 50li. l5: wethers and yearlngs, S'jDd
4 -, heavy lat ewes, Si.2Ia3.3i
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Academy OF Music.

The Jessie sswtellc Dramatic coinpauy packed
the Academy at both performances yesterday.
The Heart OF Virginia" was put on in sump.
tuous manner at the matinee and "a Country
Courtship" was the bill last night.
Six entertaining specialties were introduced at
10Th psriormances. This afternoon the company
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New York Live Stock.

New York Oct. 90 --Beeyes Receipts, 90 calS,
mainly consigned direct; 10 sales rcported cable
stcady exports, $40 bcaves; 100, sheep "lid loo
.uu,rtcrs Of beef CALVES Receipts. ,Si steady;
YeSls sold at SiaS. .2O bunch oi ersN,elS al $50
sheen and Lambs Receipts, e,3sl; rey dull;
prices weak; common shecp sold at "; ordinary
in ,,h lambs. 81 iOli.,j. lugs- ,eipis, l,iIj:
apomt steady good state hogs quoted around
I
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TUNkHANNOCk.
Special to the Scranton I

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Tunkhannock, Oct. 29.--'Ihe Monday
club met at the home of Mrs. Aaron
Brown, Oh East Tioga street. yester-
day afternoon. The following pro-
granme was rendered Roll call: cur
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East Liberty Cattle Market,

r,.I Iibcrly, OCI. 3N.-laTtIe-SIoWi CNNTOe,
:, 7elo. mime. ~. .i0lj,O; good, slaj.2j, Hogs
Slow and lowc; Miae hcNie', St,3la6' 40:
heavy mediums, so@o6a5 light do sesoa9 :oG % %;
nin, s. 7oIisO; sEips. sii5: roughS, 81 Ildj5O.
shiseepTSlow: best wethc,S. s8,aoaS.io; cnlls and
common, sla2; ycarlmsS SsioA3,'5; veal calves
NBuG
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THEATRICAL NEWS.
ATTRACTIONS TODAY.

LYtEl M-."Quo Nads." Afternoon and night
ACADEMY. .--Iessic Sawtellc Dramatic company
Afternoon and night,
STAR Broadway BMle,qurls. Afternoon aud
night
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Oil Market.

Oil CITY, oct 20 Credit balances, l''o; Sertin
oates. no bids or oilers. shipments, l02.Sts
average, l0l ,ll5, runs, 1866 average, soozs'
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Maude Adams in equality Street"

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Business Opportunity.

STOCK AND WHEAT TRADERS without delay
Write for our special market letter. Free on
application $. NJ. Hibbard e. Co., members "
Y. Consolidated and Stock Exchange. A and 46
Broadway. New York. Established 1854. Long
Distance Phone 23SS Broad.
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Peoples Street Railway. General
mortgage, due 1921 ............... llj -.
Dickson Manufacturing Co ......... 80. 100
Iacka. Township School 3 per cent. lg
City Of Scranton st. Imp. per
cent. .....,.. ...... ............ ... 1O2
Scranton Traction per cent .... lij
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Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Quotations-All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.

STOCKS Bid, Asked,
Iarlawama Dairy Co., Pr. ...... 90 .,,
Comfy savings Bank 4 'iru.t 90. 500 90,
Fhst National Bank (,arbondalel -, @.i
standard Drilling Go, .'...,."'''' =, 20
Third National Bank ........,,... $50 -.
Dime Deposit and Discount Bank. 30 -,
ECONOMY Light. H. & Z. 90. ..... ..,. id
First National Bank ...,,.,..,,.,', ~" -"
jacka Tust Sale Deposit 60. ,,.... $50 80.
CLARK & Snoy.r Co.. Pr .,.,..," l2l -.
srunlou Iron Fence X Mig. 60. -. 90. 100
Scranton Axle Works ...,.,...,., .,. %
Scrantou savings Bank .,.......... iuD -.
Traders National Bank .........,.. Ia -"
sclanton Bolt & Nut Go. "....., lOt ="
Peoples Bank OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 10 -.
New Mexico Ry. a G. Co. Mann. 80. -
BONDS.
Scranton Passenger Railway first
Mortgage, due 1920 .,..........,,, ll5 -.
Peoples Street Railway, hrst mort
gage, due 1918 ..,.,.,,..",,', llo' ."
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of his arms fractured in two places by
premature blast Saturday afternoon.
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Wanted.
Stocks and Bonds.


FOR SALE-S3O,00O worth of The Monol,ih Port.
land Cement tompanys ) per cent. cold
Bonds. With this issue OF bonds is given
inducencnt TO the purchasc' IL liberal amount
OF the common stock of the company. as bonus.
Prospectus can be secured at the office. or will
be mailed to any address on application Tie
president Of the company is Il Scranton man
Small block OF stock OF The Or. Hand Ton
must be sold today.
We have OH hand stocks and hondS OF otter
good companies, information al which may he
obtained at the Office.
|. +. MEG\RGEL " CO..
Stocks aud Bond,
tounell Building.
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Miscellaneous.

.>>>|> ~ >(N>>,>I>r>>>>, >>,~~> ~ ~
/. AIDES AILMENTS TREATED; all cases: pri-
yacy; specialists cale. Mtdlca! llolne, 40
Washing ton ST., Buffalo, y. Y.
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Lost.

LOsr-A string of cold beads Monday afternoon
in thc citv. i, liberal reward will he paid II
rnturued 10 The Tribune office,
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Scavenger.
Seeds.

G. r. CLARKE L. CO., SEEDSMEN AND NuRS-
crymen, store 2Oi Washington avenue: green
houses. 1850 North Main avenue; store tcts'
phone, 1S2.
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Hotels and Restaurants.

TIE ELK CAFE, 125 AND l27 FRANKLIN AVE-
nuc. Rates reasonable
T. HiEGLER. Proprietor.
SCRANTON HOUSE, NEAR D.. J.. W. PAS.
scnger depot. Conducted on the European
plan. VICTOR KOCH. Proprietor.