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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-24
FOREST CITY.


| Special to the Scranton Tribune
Forest City, May 23.-The funeral of
Stephen Egan was held today. Services
We're held at st. Agnes church. Inter
ment was made in the Catholic ceme-
terry here. Mr.. Egan was sitting upon
the cellar wall of the Murray property,
on Main street, last week, engaging in
conversation with some friends, and
when he attempted to arise. was over
come with paralysis. and falling back
into the cellar received injuries which
undoubtedly was the immediate cause
of his death.
The condition of Joseph White was
very encouraging today 1t is possible
that he may yet recover.
The Erie mines are working eight
and five hours every other day.
On Friday evening, May "a, Lyman
II. Howe will exhibit his moving pic
lures at the Davis opera house, The
previous entertainments given by him
have proven highly successful and
large audiences greeted him at each
event. This time an entirely new and
interesting programme will be given
The prices, % and 80 cents, will enable
anyone who wishes an evening s
amusement to attend.
The public schools will be closed for
the summer on June >.
DR.. B F.. MaXey has returned To
Wilkes Barre. having been the guest
OF his parents for the past week
quite little business in the real cS-
tate line is being transacted here this
spring. Many properties on the hill
have already changed hands. and IL is
understood that negotiations are under
way for the sale of several others. The
prosperity which the mines enjoyed
last year is responsible for the boom.
Druggist Davis is at Buffalo. taking
in the sights at the Pan American eX-
position.
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NEW MILFORD.
Special 10 the Scranton Tribune.

Special TO the Scranton Tribune.
New Milford, May a3--Mrs. John
Tompkins and daughter, Thelma, of
jackson, called on New Milford friends
on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker of Montrose,
were guests al the home of T.. 5. Gar
ratt this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Boyle spent
Sunday with relatives in Carbondale.
Union services will be conducted in
the Methodist church on Sunday morn
ing. Rev, Charles Smith will conduct
the service.
Mr. and Mrs Alba Ainey spent Sun
day at Nicholson.
Mrs. A. M, Aldrich spent Tuesday
with her daughter at Hallstead.
Mrs. +. Il. Austin was in Binghamton
Wednesday on business.
Fred Hayden, who has been visiting
MS parents the past few weeks, re-
turned to Scranton last Monday.
Mayor Dewitt and Wife, of Bingham
ton, spent Sunday at the home of their
father, Levi Dewitt.
Mrs. Grace Hakes, of Broken Row
Nebraska, is "A guest of relatives in
town.
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and How to Escape It." 1t was the
sixth of his alarm talks to young
people. Mr.. Harris is an able speaker
and is worth coming a long distance
to hear.
We are glad TO see Mr.. Thomas
Bevan and wife with us again. Mr..
Bevan has rented Mr.. Henry Harris
house for the summer.
Mrs. Richard Lloyd, OF Carbondale,
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Davies, of this place.
Mr.. Reuben Craft Is the guest Of
his daughter, Mrs. w. Watkins.
Messrs. II. Harris, j. Evans and w.
II. Davies commenced drawing their
milk to the South Gibson creamery
this week.
Several people OF this place are an
ticipating a pleasure trip to the Buff
falo exposition.
Miss Mary Reynolds. Of Forest City,
visited her sister, Mrs. Thomas Da-
vies, of this place, over Sunday last.
The ladies of the Ladies' Aid so
ciety met at the church and gave 1t
spring renovating this week. Dim
nor was served at the hall
Mr.. S. Bronson. of Uniondale, was at
this place buying cattle this week.
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THE MARKETS..


New York. May 23.-Today's stock market OF.
fcrcd very little that Is worthy Of any comment.
Still further evidence was given OF the abandon
ment OF the trading to professional operators,
most Of them OF the class known as room trad.
crs who operate for days turn and do not often
leave their account open over night. The sec. saw
movement of the market is the natural Conse'
qucncc Of this class of operations. Yesterday $
strength in the Eric stock was maintained this
morning and helped the market to some advances.
most conspicuous in about the same stocks as
those which showed strength yesterday. The
movement in Erie continued the subject OF mu'h
interest. The theory that the Gould southwest
crn group OF railways were striving for a trunk
line outlet to the Atlantic found its advocates
This possibility was In itself disturbing to specu.
htiye sentiment as threatening to upset the
status quo in the trunk line territory De.
clincs of 90, in New York Central, and ga in
Pennsylvania gave some point of this apprehcn.
sion. For this reason the strength of Uric had
begun to lose its sympathetic influence before
that stock itself yielded TO the later weakness
OF the market. The absorption in advance was
| very heavy, blocks of 5000 TO 5000 shares ap'
pcaring in the sales Union Pacific was the first
stock to show notable weakness. Northern Pa.
cifc sold up to 205 during the day The hnhl
selling movement carried prices down from to
over 1 points. The weakness was scvcrost in the
leading k;rangcrs. Pacics. Trunk Lines and some
of the important spccialtics The United states
steel stocks shared in tho general weakness. 10.
tai sales today, s65.3OO shares.
The bond market became irregular with the
development of weakness on stocks. Total sales
Si.63j.UD u. S. bonds were all unchanged on
the last call.
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Philadelphia, May Whcat-puict, steady;
contract grade, May, 7sa7oc, Corn-l.c. lower;
No. = mixed, May, tIAaisc, Oats-steady
fancy western creamery, l0i2e,; do, do, prints,
zoe do. nearby do, pc, Eggs-stcady; fresh
nearby, lsiac,; do. western, lslaalic; do, south
western, l2lac, do, southern l2c. Cheesc -
Firm, iair demand; \. y. full creams, fancy
small, 0lac; do. do. do, fair to choice, slaa
oAc. Refined sugars-Firm, good demand, Cot,
toI-Unchanged Tlllow-Dull; city prime in
hhds., 4&ai7sc.; country. do do, bbs., aha
l7sc. cakes, 5ha5lac, Live poultry-Firm, tair
demand; fowls, llalliac.; old rooSters, 7a7iac
spring chickens rs TO % cents, as to quality;
ducks, Zoe. Dressed poultry-Quiet; fowls,
choice, lolac.; do fair to good, elaaioc; old
turkeys, frozen. 10al2c.
Receipts-Flour, 1850 barrels, and lsS0 900
pounds in sacks wheat. 5000 bushels; corn, %,
600 bushels; oats, 3i0o. shipments-Wheat,
A. GOO bushels; corn, li00 bushels; oats, 1900
hlshnla
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KINGSLEY.
sp.cial to the Scranton Tribune.

Kingsley. May 2i.-AIrs. Glaes. of
Scranton, called on friends here Tues
day
w. \. Whitney is making "A short
visit with relatives at Binghamton.
j. +. Adams was in Hallstead Tues
day.
Mrs, j. Zimmerman and son. Paul,
of Scranton, are guests of relatives
here.
Miss Nance Moore, of New Milford
was recent guest at the home of her
brother, j.. Il. Moore.
Miss May Carpenter of Hopbottom,
was caller here Monday. His daugh-
ters, Josie and Mildred, have been ad-
mitted to the Hartford Soldiers Or
phan school
Mrs. ID. A. Capwell and daughters,
Mildred and Dorothy, We're in town
Tuesday, They were accompanied by
Mrs. A. 4. Brundage, of Hartford, who
was returning with them to their home
at Scranton
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isis Hopkins" Tonight.

The management OF the Lyccum offers an TN
usually mcritorous attraction for tonight, when
Miss Rose Melville, supported by strong com.
pany, will present that unique and laughter
provoking comedy, isis Hopkins" Miss Melville
appearing in the title role. The Pay is one
Of absorbing interest and has favoraby passed
every critic along tho devious theatrical linc
all Of whom have paid well deserved tribute
to the oxcellcnt work she las done
IN the various ntricacics of the play Miss Mel
vile paints character study that is well worth
seeing. First ono looks upon her as the raw
and uncouth country girl, but, as the story
evolves. she blossoms into wel.drcSscd, graceful,
and not to say, handsome metropolitan favoltc
Of society. The scenery carried by the company
is strongly suggestive OF city and country life,
so much so that is carried back among the
eNhlcrating cdors OF new mown hay and by hap
py and ingenious changes transferred to luXuli-
ous homes typical OF metropolitan life.
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Ludwig, the Baritone.

The celebrated baritone. William Ludwig. for
years leading member of the Carl Roza and
the American Opera companies. and who stands
at the head of his profession a singer of
ballads, will give Il song recital at the Lyccun
on Decoration evening. Some OF our leading citl
interested in the coming of this ccc-
brlted singer His singing OF Irish Folk Lore and
his accomplishments in behalf OF the musical
literature of Ireland is OF recognized merit.
Mr. Ludwig is the posscssor of wonderful
voice, powerfully resonant and has the qualities
necessary to hln; ont the sublcr qualities OF
nntiNe song, and native minstrcisy. The knights
of Columbus have endorsed Ills coming and na
taking lively interest in this song recital. Mr..
Ludwig will be assisted by leading talent which
will be announced in few days.
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THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT" DIRECTORY.
4 Lines 10 Cents Hn WANrHn 3 Insertions 25 Cents
Wanted.
Help Wanted.
Help Wanted--Male.

cncc, capable of handling investment with
best people, state age. Address Room 0l,
Drcxcl building, Philadelphia, Pa.
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TOLD in SCRANTON.
It's the Evidence of Scranton Peo-
pie Published in Scranton Papers
That Has Made Such a Reputation
for DR.. A. w. Chase's Nerve Pills.

Standing clear and distinct marking
the difference, the superior merit, the
adaptability to present-day ailments is
the volume of local testimony for DR..
A. w. Chase's Nerve Pills. It's so diff
ferent to the ordinary remedies refer
ring to cures made at distant points
which it is hard to verify. There is II
reason for DR.. A. w. Chase's Nerve
Pills commanding home evidence
wherever they are known. 1t is their
wonderful influence in bringing up the
standard of nerve force.
Mr.. Henry Alberts, of No. GIG Birch
street, Scranton, Pa, says: For about
two years my back and kidneys had
been sore. lame and the secretions in
bad shape. Nothing seemed to help
me until l got DR.. A. w. Chase's Nerve
Pills at Matthews Bros drug store.
No. 320 I.ackawanna avenue They did
the work, curing the soreness and
iameness. making the secretions
healthy. and generally giving me
health and strength"
Dr. A. w. Chase's Nerve Pills are
sold at 5oc box at dealers, or DR.. A.
w. Chase Medicine CO.. Buffalo, n. Y.
see that portrait and signature of A.
w. Chase, NJ, D., are on every package.
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WELSH HILL.
cial to the Scranton Tribune.

spc'laI 10 the scranton Tribune
Welsh Hill. May 23.-Prof. Harry
Anthony and Miss Louise Morgan
We're united in marriage by Rev. R.
N. Harris, at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Nor
gan. on Wednesday. May 22.
Attorney Bunnell, of Scranton, was
a visitor at this place on Sunday
last.
Last Sunday evening our pastor.
Rev. r. N. Harris, gave US an excel
lent sermon on THE Greatest Evil
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BONDS.
Scranton Wholesale Market

tcorcrccd by II, G. Dale, p l."ckawanna A""D
Buttcr-Frcsh 22a22iac.; dairy, fresh, lDi. /,
oGi2c.
Chccsc-Ful cream old lllaal2c. iuli cream,
new, llall!2c.
Egg,-Westcln fresh, lli2aljc.; nearby state,
1jlaal6C.
Beans-Pcr b,l,hcl. choice marrow S2.6jaS2, %.
Pea Bcans--Pcr bushcl. choice marrow, 81 Jja
$50.
Medium Bcans-Prr bushels, -. 'oar2. 10.
Green Pcas--Per bushcicS, SliOaSl+''
Flour-Bcst patent, per barrel, Si.ij.
Rcd Kidney Bcan'-Per hu>ici, s2,ijaS2,jO
Potatocs-pcr bushel, 5jahOc.
Bermuda Onions Per h,lshol, 81. 5OaS1.G0,
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FIGHT FOR GILMAN's MONEY.
One of the Blood Relations Says
Mrs. Hall May Get $4,000.

Ry Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press
Atlanta, Ga, May 23.-Fraser j. Gil
man. of this city, one of the claimants
or the estate of George Gilman, the
millionaire, who died i'm March last at
Bridgeport, Conn. has returned home.
Mr. Gilman says that a settlement of
the contest over his half brothers mill
ions is near, Helen Hall will probably
get $4,000.
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"Richard Carvel, "

Orchard Carvcl," the play IN which John
Drew is to appear at the Lyceum saturday after
neon and night. is regarded authentic
illustration of the speech and manncrsms OF the
carly days of the American Revolution, the time
of the story. With their "thees' and 'tholia''
and studied howing and courtcsying, and carry
ing of swords and smelling salts, and snuff and
laces our vencrated iorefathcrs and mothers must
have had sparse opportunity for little else in
their presumably lcisurcly lives.
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AMATEUR BASE BALL.

schutzcr's iIustlers will play the Union News,
boys a game OF ball on Saturday, May -, 1901
at o'clock p. IN. on the Modocs' grounds. Will
meet at the old Delaware and Hudson depot
Schutlers Iiustlers will play the Union News,
boys on the Modocs field saturday afternoon at
> O'Clock Harris Frank, manager; j. S. schut.
ger, captain.
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PROPOSALS will he received for the janiturshp
ui the simpson Methodist rhmch until May
% Addison Chase, seth Wriglcy, }. +. Ran
dulph, Committee
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received up to Aui
including Ium" Isl tOr the publication Ol u
souvenir programme Tor the national convention
ot the American Federation oi Labor to be held
in this city during December lNol. All bids are
10 be made 10 GrulgC Goihcr, secretary and
Treasurer, f. -. Box No. AZ, scranton, Pa.
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Real Estate,
Business Opportunity,

An HONEST OFFER We will start YOU in hri>i.
ness and civ" YOU so pair of tine pediglced
Belgian lu,us irrc, il You will act rs our agent
We make this oilnr 10 introduce our stock and
10 secure agents IN every locality; 10 cents Tor
breeding book and particulars. WcStchcstrr
Hahh,ry. ellen Pack, \unkcis, y. y.
$1,000 INVESTED in a corporation will secure
salaIicd position Al Sl0u pcl month and CONF
mission For particulars address Z. q. Box 81
scranton, Pa
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chcago Nav 23.-Caitlc- Receipts, 9ooo;
steers, active, strong TO loe higher; butchers
poor to medium 81. 3oa5.20; Stockcrs and feed,
crs, slow, fancy up to S5lj, $3a5; cows, s.,
40; hcitcis, S2ooli90; canners. - 225a2.l0
bulls, steady s3aLiOi calves, active, Soajoc
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College Games.
r. II,

At Carlisle r. H. T.
indians .,,,.,..,..,0 o 81 Obs 5 .
Wash and JEFF son. o 00 OOO--i 3 B
Batteries-Pratt and Pierce; Lsmbdon and
Gibson.
At Lancaster Bucknel University, 3; Frank
lin and Marshall, /.
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LEGAL.


IN THE NATTER OF designation OF newspaper,
In the District Court Of the nited States lol
the Western district of Pennsylvania
Sec, IS, Courts OF bankruptcy shall hy order
designate newspaper published within thciI re-
spective territorial districts, and IN the county
in which the bankrupt resides or the major part
OF his property is situated, in which notices re-
qurcd TO be published by this act and orders
which the court may direct to be published shall
be inserted. Any court may in a particular case,
for the convenience OF parties in interest, deslg'
nate some additional newspaper in which notices
and orders in such case shall be published.
At Scranton, in said district. at court cf
bankruptcy held before G. A. Van Wormcr, Ref
cree in Bankruptcy OF said court, ON the 9th
day oI April a. D., 1901.
II is hereby ordered that all notices and orders
required 10 be published in bankruptcy proceed
inss IN the county of IackaSannI in said dis
trici be published in the scranton Tribune, A
daily newspaper published in the city Of scriu-
ton county OF Lackawanna and district aiore-
said G. \. VAN N0RMER, Referee,
10 WHOM lr MAY CONCERN warn all par-
ties not TO give credit to my vic on my
account, as | will not be responsible for any
.l,, t..lI
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American League.

At Chicago r. H. f.
Philadelphia .,....0 o J o o o 90 i-o 10
Chicago ,.... ,..,,O 07O2lOl X-ll II 1
BattcricS-Plank and Powers; Frazer aud Mur-
ply; kaol and sullivan; Harvey and Griffith
lmprc-Manassau
At Cleveland r. H. f.
Washington ........O o , o . 0 2-l3 Is .
Cleveland .......,,O o 90 I o o 0-lt 10 4
Battcries-Patton, Lee and Grady; Hotter and
Wood umpre-Cantillon
Al Detroit r. H. T.
Boston ... ...,..,..l OOO2O 2O01O-l
Detroit .,,,.... 80 000l 0O0-2 u 4
Batcrics-loung and Schreckongost; Cronin
and Buclow, umphe-S Sheridan
Al Milwaukee Baltimore Milwaukee, no game,
rain.
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EMPLOYMENT Agency.

kANE'S EMPLOYMENT Bl l'REAl, i2I LA, ka-
wanna avenue. finds situations for all classes
and nationality: towns. city and country. Man
wanted. Employers invited. Phone III. Pen
sion claims and copying attended TO.
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Buffalo, S; Hartford, 5.
Rochester 4; Worcester, 6.
Toronto, 8; Syracuse, ?.
Montreal'Provdercc, game stopped by rain al
end OF tenth inning with the score O-O
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THEATRICAL.
'>cc>ccScc 10000
ATTRACTIONS TO-DAY.

ISCEUM--"Sis Hopkins" Night
AChDEMy-vcra de Noic Stock Company
Matinee and Night.
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FINANCIAL. ...
OLDEST! WALL STREET
SAFEST! Money VIII Earn Big Monthly
RESTI M. ,,,,,,, Hu,Ir" E,aI pas S,,; ,,,h,,,

The oldest established in America No certificate
holder has ever lost cent, Payments. made 10
all subscribers every 10 days. No trouble. No
delay. Money refunded on demand Write To-
day Tor particulars, free TO any address.
G. f. Mackey Il Co., Hudson Bldg, New York
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Oil Market.

Oil City, May 90, Credit balances, lOI; Ger
ifcates, no bid. Shipments, 5S,O72; average
O3,232. Runs 9653i average, D73D.
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Chairman First Leg rslative District.
Attest Walter simpson, Secretary.

THIRD LEGISLATIVE Observation-Disclosures is
hereby given that The Republican standinc
committees of the Third Legislative district OF
Luckawanm county, has fixed Saturday, the 22nG
,Ily of June. 1901, between the hours Of I and :
D. IN as the time for holding the primaries Tor
The election OF delegates TO the state convention
and Tuesday, the 18th, at p. M, as the date
OF the convention vi return Judges.
Each candidate mist register his full name
and 30 ,totire address with the chairman OF
secretary and shall pay his assessment at least
twenty days before the primary election. or his
tame will not hr printed on the baliot,"6
Should no more than the required number of
candidates register, the chairman and seereisrv
shall declare the persons registered to he The
duly elected delegates in pursuance Of the pro-
visions of Rule ~. BY order Of ',t'.a
OSCAR NANBu SKlRk. Chairman.
Attest:--,I. T., WATKINS, Secretary.
scranton, Pa, May is, 1901.
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Situations Wanted.

r ~ p
" MANTED- Position by a Young man. age II,
as buokkccprr or assistant and typewriter,
where good hard work calls Tor advancement.
No experience except a thorough business college
training; can give .cirrcnc" rs 10 character; am
willing To go anywhere in this state where strict
attention 10 business will be appreciated; good
pennau; correspondence solicited AIdlr>S Nes.
ley II. Weaver. Lopez, sullivan county, Pa.
TWO GIRLS would like positions as wlitlcsscS,
ChumholnadS Or doing second work; best
Of references can be furnished address Box -,
DmoCk, SusqUchanna county, Pa
Slrl ALTON WANTlD-By a woman TO go out
by day washing, ironing or cleaning, Please
call or address Mrs. Russell, l2lo Cedar avenue,
city.
ACTIVE WOMAN desires a position as maid TO
lady, or could care for invalid gentleman.
Address NJ, this office,
STU ALTON WANTED-By a man grading gar.
dcns or spading or eating lawns, fixing
sidewalks, or any kind Of work. Address, 1900
Providence Road
STU ALTON WANrED--By young man. willing
10 worl at anything Can furnish good rclcr-
enceS. Addlcss g. H., SD Jefferson avenue,
city,
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Al New York Il. H. j.
Cincinnati ..,...,..0 o o o q o . u II
New York ...,..,..l 90 0 00N--S lG Il
Baterics-~N'wton and PETIT; Dohcny and
Rowcrman lmpirc-DwNcr
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Help WanteG-Female.
Agents Wanted.


WANrED-Agents to sell our vcrnn powder 'oi
Lice on Poultry. Horses, Cattle, fleas OF
Dogs. Large can. - cents, at Office. Az
PAUL. Building, Scranton. Pa. Sent by mail, "
cents. See our ad.. Two Little Bears. in tins
paper. Bears Ncrmin Powder Co., Dalton. IA
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Political.

FIRST LEGISLATIVE nlSTRlCT--Notcc is here
lw given to the Republican voters Of the
First legislative district OF Lackawanna county
that a primary election Will be held on Satur.
,lv, .Iunc S. 1901, at the regular polling places,
between the hours OF and o'clock p. m., for
the umposc OF clectne two delegates to repre-
sent the said legislative district in the coming
Republican state convention to be held in Iiar.
ri h,rg The convention TO compute the vote
will be held Tuesday. June II, 1901, at 10
o'clock a. N. in Cooperative hall, North Main
avenue, in scranton
In accordance with the rules governing tho
district, the candidates will be voted for directly
hv the voters ut the polls and must register
with the district chairman his full name and
posoficc address. and pay his assessment fifteen
,nys before the election, or his name will not hn
plared on the official ballot neither will any
votes east for hlm be counted
The district vigilance committee in various pre-
cincts will conduct the election, and the result
will be reported by the return judge to the dis
trirt convention, which will be composed OF
iudpcs Of the various districts
4 written notice containing further Instructions
will be mailed to each member OF the said dis.
uict vigilance committee
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ut FTlI1HUtTFIH II. IT, T..
st. Louis .,.,.....O Of o 90 10 Is 2
Philadelphia ......O 90 OOO5 O--.6 .
Batlcrics-lIupcr, Powell and Nichols; Dug
gcby and Douglass. lmpircS Nash and Cum
nugham.
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Hotels and Restaurants.
Wire Screens.
Miscellaneous.

JOSEPH KUETTEL, REAR oil LACKA. AVE
Scranton, Pa. manufacturer of Wire Screens
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DRESSMAKlNG FOR CHILDREN TO ORDER;
also ladies' waists. Louis Shoemaker, 2l2
Adams avenue.
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MEGARGEE BROS, PRINTERS SUPPLIES, EN-
veopes, paper bags. twine. Warehouse, l39
Washington avenue, Scranton. Pa.
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Eastern League.

Al Observation-Disclosures Milwaukee, no game
rain.