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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-11-09
Ehuontor nurned 10 Death.

j. D. Orr, principal of a ward school
in Kansas City, was fatally burned Mt
his home at Seventh street and Ann
avenue by the explosion of kerosene.
His home was at Hammond, Bourbon
county.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-11-09
Religious Uphcaval mt winAeld.

A religious upheaval possesses Win
field and more than 700 persons have
professed conversion. A singing bri-
gade over 300 strong, composed of
college professors and students, high
school teachers and pupils, parades
the streets nights and sings revival
songs
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-11-09
sIorlr stnrving 10 Death.

H. L. Jones, the first representa-
tive in the Legislature from Saline
county, is slowly dying at his country
home near Salina, being unable to
take any nourishment.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-11-09
Woman Tries to Burn JAN.

Conway Springs was greatly excited
over the attempts made by Mrs. Bert
Sparks to burn joint there. Her two
minor sons had been buying liquor
at the joint.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-11-09
Deceived by Her Mother.

Elsie Packer, aged 16, innocent and
unsuspecting, was sent from Lucas,
this state, to Denver, Col, by her
mother to marry Tom Starky, former
ly of Lucas. Starkey was notified of
the girls presence in Denver to mar
~ him. He was dumbfounded, as he
never had any knowledge of her con-
templated journey to Denver and
never dreamed of marrying her. 1t
was learned that the Packer girl was
sent to Denver by her mother in the
hope of getting rid of her, rs she
(the mother) was recently married.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-11-09
KANSAS NEWS OF RECENT DATE.
Coburn vindicutes Kansas.


The pre-eminence of Kansas as an
agricultural state is vindicated in q
small pamphlet issued by Mr.. Coburn,
the secretary of the state department
of agriculture. Its intent is described
rs being to refute the published state
ments that Kansas and Nebraska are
not part of the corn belt, which in
cludes "Iowa, Illinois and Missouri"
that crops are uncertain and the CEN
trail parts of the two states are ''semi-
arid" The figures, taken from the
government reports, show that in the
last five years Kansas raised more
wheat than any other state, with Ne
braska fourth. The government esti-
mate for 1900 places Kansas first, with
"a crop value estimated ut $45,36S, $50,
and Nebraska sixth. According to the
year book, Kansas ranks first as n
wheat state and Nebraska sixth; corn
and wheat states, Kansas first and Ne
braska fourth; corn states, Nebraska
third and Kansas fifth. A government
table giving the value of wheat and
corn raised in the Is leading states
for each inhabitant in 1900 placed Ne
braska first, with per capita of $I3.-
80, and Kansas second, with $66.51.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-06
FACTORYVILLE,
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Factoryville, April 5,-The funeral or
the late Mrs. Mary Ann Belcher will
be conducted from the residence this
afternoon at O'Clock. Interment will
be made in Old Depot cemetery.
Harry Sisk and Reuben Garducr are
home spending the Easter vacat ton.
q. II. Matthewson, of Washington, -.
c., is home on account of the illness of
his Wife.
The borough council met last Thurs
day evening and disposed of what husl-
ness had accumulated during the past
month. Instead of clccting "A street
commissioner ii was decided to let tho
working of the streets by contract To
the lowest responsible bidder.
About twenty-five member of PAM
lowna Rebekah lodge, independent Or
der of Odd Fcllowsu of This place. al
tended the institution of Robekah
lodge AT Nicholson last Wednesday af-
ternoon and evening, and assisted tbe
grand master In the work. Tho de-
gree staff conferred the degree in tho
evening.
Special Easter services Will he con-
Quoted at the churches next SUNDAY,
also some Neiy line musle viii be sung,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-06
AVOCA,

Sheehan's orchestra will assist st.
Mary's choir tomorrow at 1880 o'clock
mass.
Thomas. the thrce-ycar-oI1 son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Scarle, OF the
West Side, died yesterday afternoon.
after suffering several days of spinal
meningitis. The funeral will take place
on Sunday afternoon. Interment will
be in Langciffe cemetery.
The annual ball given by the Sars-
field club on Easter Monday evening is
one of the pleasant events looked for
after Lent. A. full orchestra will dis
course music on Monday evening.
Tickets. 80 cents.
The trustees of the Primitive Metho-
dist church has given the following
statement of the fair recently held in
the silk. mill: Door. S1S2.3!': trustee
booth. slS5.09; home mission. Sl47.19:
Sunday school, sl4o.S0; league. sl41.05:
supper, $6S.35; candy. $37.02: pro-
sramme. $3.50: total, sa31.21: expenses.
s121. Al: net. sS0a.S6 Received from con-
testants: Frank Carey, Sl6.l5: George
Guppy, S17.15: Elsie Morgan. $5l55:
Jennie Atwel $35: E. OBoyle. $3.50;
Edward Lamprlan, $3.50: Cora Hinch-
cliffe, s3l.S5: Edith Watkins. $500:
Mile Deeblc. $3.50: Nellie Richens,
$3.50: Mrs. Alger. Sls05; Beatrice
Pierce, $11.35.
Mrs. William Mucllow will leave
next week to join her husband in
Diego. West Virginia On Wednesday
evening the members of Degree of
Naomi. Ancient Order Knights of the
Mystic Chain. presented her with an
emblcmatic pin Of the order.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-06
HALLSTEAD.

Special Ia the Scranton Tribune.
Hallstead April 5--vacant houses
are becoming scarce in Ha,lstcad, and
general return of prosperous times
IL arriving With the incoming spring.
Mr.. Cordess. one of the popular young
men here. and employed as a carver In
the chair factory, was married In Sing
hamton on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
George Ward and Walter Coon attend
cd from Hallstead. After A. short bridal
tour. Mr.. and Mrs. Cordcss will reside
In Hallstcal.
n. r. Mitchell owner of the Mitchell
house and a. resident of Hallstead for
many years. is dangerously sick.
The case of trospass in Taylor vs..
Florence. which attracted much attcn-
tion In Justice court last week, was de-
cided against Mrs. Taylor. The case
has been appealed.
Tho schools here have closed for the
usual Easter vacation and the children
arc thoroughly enjoying It.
Mrs. Hattie Rache and family. OF
New Paltz. y. Y. viii arrive here TIL"
first of May and reopen their summer
home on Dubois mountain.
Local srortsmen are now Stationed
along the banks Of the Suscuehanna.
No large catches have been reported
to date.
Hon. James T. Dubois sailed Thurs
day from England. homcward bound.
Tho young son of County Supern-
tendent c. r.. Monkey. who swallowed
carbolic acid. is recovering again.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-06
HONESDALE.
special to the Scranton Tribune,

oPeciAl 10 lhe scranton lflbuEe'
Ionesdale. April 5.-The snow that
fell to the depth of eight inches in
some parts of the county on Wednes-
day. has not all disappeared from the
hillsides.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coe Durland returned
last evening from Florida. where they
spent the winter.
This Saturday night Mr.. 5. j. Ham
will retire from the management of the
Wayne County Herald
Rev. g. A. Place will leave for the
Wyoming conference, at West Pittston,
on Monday morning.
Mrs, f.. r. Hardenbergh and daugh-
ter, Miss Z, Louisa. have returned to
their home. They spent the winter in
Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
Misses Florence l.. Suydam and
Grace Ham are visiting friends in New
York city, Paterson and Orange. n. j.
All the churches in Hcnesdale will
observe Easter with special pro-
grammes.
The change in management of the
Horesdale Citizen to the stalwart Re-
publicans. and that OF the WAYNE
County Herald to the stalwart Demo-
Gratis. and the Wayne Independent as
mouthpiece for the insurgents from
both parties, give promise of some
lively newspaper work. Both the Citi-
zen and Herald will be managed by
young men. backed by the solid ana IN
'uential men Of the county, AMI VIII
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-06
FOREST CITY.
Special TO the Scranton Tribune.

Forest city, April A.--!The entertain
nent given Wednesday, evening under
the auspices Of the Junior Endcavor
society was a performance almost be-
yond criticism. in defiance of tho in
element weather n large audience
greeted Cora Mordock and Elizabeth
Moylcs Sherman we'll known clocu-
ZIONIST of Scranton. who presented
some very difficult selections, except
ionally we'll and especially should
credit he given the children who sang
SO swec;ly. Every number on the pro-
gram was we'll rendered and much APP
preciated
Class No :. of the Methodist EpiSCo-
pal Sunday school most pleasantly and
successfully surprised their teacher.
Mrs. o. r. Coylc on Tuesday evening.
Supper was served at six o'clock and
games aud music to crafty All the
April freaks were INDUCED and A most
enjoyable evening was voted by all
present
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-06
MONTROSE.
opeeial 10 the Scranton Tribune.

Special 10 the Scranton Tribune.
Montrose April 5..-Thc news Of the
appointment Of former townsman,
f.. II. W. Searle. esq, to be clerk OF
the new United States court. was re-
Cctvcd hero with general satisfaction.
The regular monthly union services
will be held In the Methodist Episcopal
church on Sunday evening. An Easter
sermon will be preached by Pastor
Renedict and special Easter music Will
be rendered.
The Montrose Dairy company sells
It's SKINNED milk to the Standard But
ter company. Of Owego. obtaining 10
to Is cents can for IT,.
The annual gentlcmens supper is
being very largely attended at the
Methodist Episcopal church this even
Ing.
John NJ Kelly. ESQ.,. has been re-
elected chairman of the county Demo-
cratic committee. Frank g. Allen was
elected secretary and Edison S. Warner
treasurer. j. NJ. Kelly. y. II. Buffun
R. s. Searlc and ]. r. Ackcrman wcre
named as delegates to the state con-
vention. and the chairman. secretary
end treasurer of tho county committee
We're empowered to fix the date for
holding the county convention.
W. r. r.. Aincy has been chosen dele
gate and w. II. .Iessup alternate. to
represent tho Montrose Presbyterian
church at tic stated meeting Of the
Lackawanns Presbrtcry, to he held in
Scranton. April 10.
Officers Of the Prcsbyte '9n Saba tn
school for tho cnsUin" nave been
chosen as follows ~. Bcebc. Supcr-
int rdcnt' II. | ,,olcy, assistant SUI
rcrintendcnt: Grace Camp. secretary;
BESSIE Reynolds. assistant secretary:
S. j. Jenckcs. treasurer: II. r. Lyons,
librarian: II. w. Beach, assistant Ii
brarian: G.. &. Halscy. historian.
Mrs. James W. Chapman has re-
turned from Wilkes Barre, where she
srcnt tho winter with hor daughter.
Mrs. S. l.. Brown.
Charles !. Rogers OF the United
States railway postal service. running
between Buffalo and New York, has
been spending few days with friends
in this place and vicinity.
Mrs. Cornclia f'aurot is visiting at
the home Of hcr sister. Mrs. G. NJ.
Crandall. at Wavcrly. y. Y.
Norman Stewart, oc Wilkes Barre.
has been in town for Il few days.
Tho regular monthly meetings of the
Montrose fire companies are being held
this evening.
District Attorney Ralph II. Little
was at S,lsqucfanna on business yes
tcrday.
II. f. Thrashcr. who is employed .at
Factoryville. is at home for few
days.
Robert Raynsford. of Cornell univor-
sity. is spending the Easter vacation
at his home in this place.
Russell Sprout celebrated his thir-
tecnth birthday on Wednesday by en-
tcrtaining Il number Of friends at
party given at the home OF his par
ents MI and Mrs J.. Fl. Sprout
Special and elaborate Easter pro-
grammes will be rendered in each of
the Montrose churches on Sunday. At
the Presbyterian, Baptist, Episcopal
and Roman Catholic churches. the
Easter services will take place in the
morning: at the Methodist Episcopal
church and at Zion African Methodist
Episcopal church. the Easter exercises
will occur in the evening.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-06
1.-THE Stowaway."

Probably one OF the most sensational features
that has been introduced in the modern drama
is that OF the safe cracksmcn at work in ''rhc
stowaway," which will he offered as tho opening
play OF the Little Irene Myers company at tho
Academy Monday evening, 4 pair OF darlng
burglars boldly efec, an entrance Though tho
window Of fashionable residence, drill the door
OF real safe. explosives are applied. The fuse
lsnited and the door is hurled from its hinge.
The explosion alarms the household, struggle
cns,ics between the hero and the midnight mar
audors. in which the master is shot and killed
supposedly by the hero. Circumstances point to
the hero as the murderer until Chucby Con.
nos Ltllc lrsne) who, frightened by the ap.
proach OF the burglars, eonceals himself in
huge clock and is an eye witness to the whole
affair, proclaims his innocence
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UNIONDALE.

ton. OrrOp'


Uniondale. April 5.-Easter services
will be held at II o'clock in the Metho-
dist church Sunday morning.
Tuesday was the busiest day Of the
season in the sugar bushes. All the
single-handed sap gatherers wished
they had competent assistance. 1t was
genuine spring day. Wednesday,
was a different kind of a day. 1t
brought with it an east snow storm
and gave us on Il level eight inches of
snow. We would have been reconciled
to such a freak on April list. but COM
ing on April sd. as it did, we were
wonderfully shocked.
William Leek, of Roscoe. y. Y, was
caller in town Monday evening.
George Cook Darrow and Miss
frankie Vansteinberg We're married at
Hancock last FRIDAY.
Shubael Carpenter has moved back
on his farm on the east side of the
town.
Miss Anna Burdick. of Scranton. vis-
tied at the home of Squire and Mrs.
Elijah Carpenter last Wednesday.
Miss Daisy Bronson has returned
home after visit with some friends
in Wilkes Barre.
Prof Hockenberry. of Carbondale,
was a caller at the graded school one
day this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Burdick enter
tanned as guests at dinner Thursday
Rev. d. ID. Jenkins Rev. A. Eastman
and family and Mrs. Harriet Boswell.
Ira e. Thomas was a visitor in For
est City Wednesday.
Weston Lockwood, Of Deposit n. Y,
was caller in town Thursday.
Last Thursday at dinner the Ladies'
Aid society of the Presbyterian church
and their friends We're royalty enter
tanned by Mrs. Ed. Morgan.
BY the quilt and sugar social held
lately in the Methodist parsonage the
indebtedness on the church property
was reduced more than 800. The quilt
was cheerfully donated by the good
people occupying the parsonage to
whose energetic efforts much of the
success of the enterprise is due,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-06
Broadway Burlesquers."

Manager Harrington will have another big hill
OF burlesque and vaudeville for his patrons next
week. The broadway Burlesqucrs commence
their return engagement with Monday matinee
The first part OF the programme opens with
skit showing the Broadways at the Gilde,l
Gage. They are jolly, rollcking set, the girls
are very shapely, have good voices and are beau,
tiiully costumed. The comedians do lots Of good
work and give you plenty to laugh at The
music is bright. tuneful and original.
The olio is made up OF number OF clever pcr.
formers, who. present some novelties and sur.
prises. The closing number OF the programme,
the burlesquc, is quite extraordinary, and covers
the whole field. Like wine, "woman and Song"
leaves nothing to be wished for that can CT.
hilarate, entertain and smuss. The subject is
"womsn and Wine" that had so successful a
run at the Manhattan theater last season. The
engagement is for three days only
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-06
SUSQUEHANNA.


Susquehanna. April 5.--Sunrse pray
Ell service will be held in the Presby-
terian church on Easter Sunday az
$50.
The Susquehanna Maennerchor will
hold masquerade ball in its Oak
land Side Music hall ON Monday even
ing.
Appropriate services of the holy COM
niullion were held in the Grace Epis-
copal church, Oakland. this evening.
Good Friday services will be held in
the church on Friday morning.
The Young Ladies' auxiliary of the
Avenue Methodist church will hold a
Quaker Social" at tie residence Of
Guy Horton. in Oakland On Friday
evening.
Mrs. y. w. Fox. of Oakland is the
guest of relatives at Coventry. y. Y.
George Hewitt. Il student at the
State Normal school at Cortland. is
spending the Easter vacation at his
home on the Oakland Side
Itichard Moss and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clinton Baldwin. of Newark n. j..
who were called here by the serious
illness of Mrs. Moss, have returned
home.
\ large qrantity of stone is bcing
prepared and shipped from l.anesboro
to be used In the new shoe factory at
tndicott.
A number of Erie officials were in
town on Wednesday afternoon.
The Epworth league OF the Metho.
dist church last evening held supper
In the Brewer building. Main street.
The Century club held a :~'ial hor
in Hogan Opera house this evening.
Music by Professor Pierce, of RinG.
hamton.
Yesterday, being Holy Thursday, ap-
rropriate services Were held in ST.
Johns Catholic church and were large.
ly attended. The altar decorations
were most beautiful.
y number of nOn-unicn carpenters
from this vicinity expect To secure EN-.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-06
THOMPSON.



Thompson. April 5.--tI NJ. Cole and
family. of Scranton, visited his father.
Rev. Leonard Cole this week. who Is
as wcll as at any time since his pros.
tration.
Tho goods and family Of n. J. Mon
roe arrived in town Tuesday. 80 that
tho buttermaker at the new creamery
is now at home in n. S. Fosters house,
recently vacated by him. Calls will be
in order after this week.
II seems quite natural TO sec Mr.. and
Mrs. n. $. Foster in their block on
the corner once more. They are busy
getting settled and ready for business.
The entertainment given on Tuesday
evening by the eighth grade of our
school was crcditable affair and very
enjoyable
The graduating class holds a box
and ice cream social in Grand Army Of
the Republic hall tomorrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Tucsdall. who
have spent the winter with their
daughter at Sidney. n. V. returned to
this place yesterday and this morning
finds them in their own pleasant home
on the Fast side for the season. Their
friends will be glad TO welcome them
home.
s. -. Barnes has received n large in
voice Of lumber wagons this week.
This has been notable week for
maple sugar makers. and for muddy
roads. and for changing homes.
G.. G. N'ilmarth. of the firm of Pick
ering. Wilnarth & Co.. will do business
in New York tomorrow. He will leave
here this evening, accompanied by his
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 7. Clark returned
last evening from his brothers. we'd
ding at Green Grove Wednesday. Mrs.
i. NJ. Lewis remains for little time
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. l..
Clark.
Mrs. \. S. Eos ter and Mrs. r.. 1uning
will take the excursion to New York
41,,,-
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In the Churches.

Al the Trpp Avenue Christian church the
entire day will be given up to Easter services.
Morning, sunday school at 10 o'clock. followed
by Faster exercises by the Sunday school pupils:
evening services sermon by the pastor, "Thc
Resurrection" Special Faster music has becn
prepared for, the evening. Mems meeting al
$40 y. m. Everybody will be made TO feel wei
comc.
Dunmorc Presbyterian church-Rcv. W. 7. 9Th,
bcns, pastor Easter sunday services: 1880 a.
M, subject "liic Out Of Death" At 7SO n. m.
the Mlgyars Of Throop and vicinity holding 10
the Prcsby yterisn doctrine will be organized into
an associate church Rev S. G.. Logan ID. ID.
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Special Easter music will he rendered al the
morning service.
Dnnorc Methodist Episcopal church-Rcv A
j. Van Cleft, pastor. The morning scr,ic, will
he in charge OF the sabbath school. when an cN.
cclcnt programme will he rendered. The pastor
Will preach an Faster sermon in the evening.
and Rev. Julius Iamborski will he present.
This will be the last service before the session
of ,hc conference
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-06
Scranton Wholesale Market.
STOCKS.

Corrected by H. q, Dale, q Lackawanna Ave.
Ruttcr-(rcarl,Iy. old. 20a2lc.; fresh, o2a2a lac.
dairy, fresh, 2l,aaa2c; old. l5alsc.
Chccso-Ful cream. lLal3c
EgGsWcsicrn fresh, II to Hi.c.; nearby
state, li'a 'u l5'.c
Beang--P'r hu., choice marrow, s.. 5ja2.6o.
Pea EcspS- Per bu., SO, 4jao.50,
Medium Beans-Ptr bu., 81, s0a245.
Green Peas Per bu., Sl.i0al,45.
Onionsrer bu, Sl,40al.5O,
flour-Best patent, per bb, Si.65
Red Kidney Bcans-per bu., s2.i5a2.5o.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-06
Borough .Breyities.

H." members Of the Young MEMS Institute
curhro team will meet the team Of the Phil
sheridan council a. their rooms on Tuesday
evening. April % At the conclusion oi the
game dance will b" cnioycd in Washing ton
hall Music will bc furnished by Wahlors nj.
chcstra.
Tho 1901 Dancing class will conduct Il social
al Manoy's hall on Easter Monday ni.ht. Law.
rcrcc's full orchestra will be- in attendance
The employees NJ Murray's and Spanccr'S mines
were paid yesterday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-06
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

plONmGnt In Bingliamton and It's i'm
mediate environment In the near fu-
tlire.
The Susouehanna County Sunday
School associa ton will hold its annual
convention at Ha,lstcadl. April so and
May |.
III. r. James. Of Jancsnoro has re-
turned home from risi, with Homes
dale friends.
w. q. Atkinson has returned home
from visit with relatives in Carbon
dale.
Edward Moore. of Berwick. is the
Eucst OF Nr. and Mrs. j. n. Doolittlc,
Of Grand street.
William Hull. of Brooklyn. y. V. Is
the guest Of his psrents. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. J. Hull. of Grand street.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-06
A Spring Tonic.

Everybody needs tonic in the
spring; at this time the system Graves
a tonic. 1t is house-cleaning time for
your body, Lichty's Celery Nerve
Compound will tone up your nerves.
blood, kidneys and liver, and iii yol,
with health and energy. Sold by Mat
theWs Brothers.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-06
New York Live Stock.

New York, April 5.-BeeycS- Steers. firm TO a
fraction higher; bulls. strong; COWS. slow, Ia
Zoe, lower; steers, Sl,60a5,65; stags, $3.50,
bulls, $Sa+35; COWS, s2.l5atl5. Calves, market
barely steady; yeals, $ia7a5; choice do, $50.
sheep-Steady; good handy lambs. irm; 9th.
ers, steady but slow; sheep. s4s5; no really
prime here; culls, $SaS5o; clipped sheep, $iij:
lambs, $5.5oa6.25; Kentucky spring lambs, 81 80
per head.
Hogs Market quoted higher at Sc s5a6.j0.
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East Liberty Cattle.

East Liberty, April 5,-Cattle--steady: extra,
s5j0l5.65; prime, S52oa5io; common, S3.2j
ain.
IIogs-Stesdy; primo mediums ani heavy
workers., Si.25a6,30: heavy hogs. SGaj; J light
workers., sGl5a6,2o; pigs, sj0oaG; roushs, Si,5
a570.
Shcep-Fm; choice wehcrs, S. 25a5.3j: com.
mon, 81. 1Oa35O: choice lambs, 80. 7jl5so; com,
mno TO good, Sia5,6j; veal calves, $4,000.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-06

no doubt, furnish the citizens OF
Wayne county with up.to"datc papers.
The papers arc to be controlled by
stock companies. Tho charter aprli-
cants are Hon. h. r. HarderberEh. w.
r. Reiner, Y. l.. Dorflingcr W. w.
Wood and w. RI. Wilson for the Citi-
zen. and Perry A. CLARK. Hon. G.. A.
Purdy, e.. G. Robertson, Thomas Med
land and joel Hill for the Herald.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-06
W EST END.

At the Bicycle club both the Backus
team and the Black Diamonds rolled
wretchedly. Smith German, of the
Diamonds, had high average. l65 2-3.
and Shryer, of the same team, made
tho high score of the night, 1856 The
scores We're as follows: