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Connecticut western news., 1901-10-03
RED MILLS
 Ashley Falls, M a ts,

Have on hand and are constant ly receiving all kinds of Milling Goods.
 Grain of all kinds. Feed, Meal, Middlings, Bran. Mixed Feed, Cot ton Seed Meal. Linseed Meal, Meat Scraps, Animal Meal and Shells for Chickens, Flour of various brands, also Land Plaster, Pratt's Food for Horses, Cattle and Chicks, Wheat for Chicks, Blachford's Calf Meal
 Try Gold Medal Flour. We war rant every barrel. All at wholesale and retail
 D. w .MANVEL,
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TUNKHANNOCK.
10 the Scranton Tribune

Special TO the scranton Tribune.
Tnnkhannock. May 15.-Marriage
licenses have been issued this week
to the following parties: Burton r.
keney, of Laceyville, and Jennie L.
Jayne. of Golden Hill Herbert Dixon,
Of Bardwell. and Nellie r. Tannery, Of
Lake Winola: George Fl. Jones, of
Tunkhannock, and Ada Titus, of
Lemon: Edward DERRICK. of Pittston,
and Elizabeth GroSan. of Scranton.
Attorney l.. P. Wedeman, of Scran-
ton, was doing business in town on
Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Boyce. who has been
visiting her sisters at Scranton, has
returned home.
William p. Billings and family and
Charles Rittispaush. of Wilkes Barre;
G. NJ. kishpaugh. of Harrisburg Mrs.
Emma Lull and Wilbur Kishpaugh, of
Sayre. attended the funeral of the
late George Lull. at this place on We'd
nesday afternoon.
Attorney y. e. De Witt. of Towanda,
visited friends and relatives in town on
Wednesday.
The marriage Of Miss Ada Titus and
Mr. George II. Jones took place at
the Methodist Episcopal parsonage, on
tuesday evening, at o'clock, Rev.
II. II. Wilbur officiating.
The j. r. Virgins Concert company,
of this place, gave an entertainment at
Factoryville on Wednesday, May Is.
This evening they will give a concert
ut the Opera House in Nicholson
Mrs. w. Purdon and daughter.
Louise, who have been visiting rela-
tves at Dalton the past week, re-
turned home on Tuesday.
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citation, OF Old Forge. on May 90: Solo,
lists, ]. E. watkins, Misses Olwen How
ellis and Edith w. Watkins; Watkins
family. watkins quartette, and Louisa
Nichols, recter.
The excursion of the Taylor Hose
companies, Nos. 1 and 9, and the Tay-
lorville band to Mountain park. on
June IL, promises to he grand affair
Committees are hard at work perfect
ing arrangements, and the event bids
fair TO be the largest and most enjoy
able one to leave this town.
Messrs. John c. Richards, Walter
James and Rev. ID. C. Edwards will
leave tomorrow for Lansford, Pa,
where they will represent the Welsh
Baptist church at the convention to be
held at the above mentioned place on
Friday. Saturday and Sunday.
The funeral of the late Mrs. William
Jenkins whose death occurred OH Tues
day from bronchitis. will be held this
afternoon from her late home on Union
street. Services will be conducted at
the Welsh Congregational church by
the pastor, Rev. J. G. Evans. Inter-
ment will be made in the Forest Home
cemetery.
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Chica go Grain and Produce,

Chicago, May 1j.-Dry weather and damage
claims gave upward impetus to the wheat
market today and July closed 9sc. higher; July
corn closed 9Sc., and July oats ssaNc higher;
May corn made a new record, COc., and closed
4c. higher. May oats gained 2iac. Provisions
ruled dull and closed without material change.
Cash quotations We're as follows:
Flour--Quiet and steady; No. : spring wheat,
72laa,5lac,; No. 3, 6oI1Ic.; No. . red, 7oaia
7l7sc.: No. . corn, 52iaajSlac.; No. , yellow,
5SlaajSi4c,; No. . oats 2oata30Gc.: No 2
white, 3la3lAc. No 3 white, 2Oa2y24c.; No.
? rye, 52c.; good feeding barley, 4Sa52c.; fair
to choice mailing, 53a5Gc.; No. l flax seed,
Sl73laal.74; No. l northwestern, Sl.73lsalH;
prime timothy seed, S3aS55; mess pork, $l4.CO
ali.65; lard, S7.OOa795; short ribs, s7.9Oas 10;
Ss12iaas.2j whiskey, $l.2s
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HoNEsDALE.
special to tho scranton Tribune.

special to tho scranton Tribune.
lIonesclalc, May t5--.F. i. kimble
leaves today for Delaware and later
will Join his family at Atlantic city for
~ few days.
Clarence t.. Decker. of New York
city Is at the home of his parents, on
Third street.
: William Muir and daughter Mrs. Il.
n. Whitney, are sojourning ut Atlantic
city.
John Jenkins died at the home of his
parents. on Dyberry avenue. this morn
ing, after a lingering illness. Funeral
will take place at his late home on Fri
day at !; p. m.
Mrs. G. w. Decker had the misfor-
tune OH "Wednesday to fall ana break
her left arm at the elbow.
Cinderella and her fairy gOd-mother
in shadow pantomime at Grace church
Sunday school room on Friday evening.
Also music, ice cream and cake for tif-
teen cents.
The Maple city band of twenty pieces
will hold Il dance in the armory the
evening of Memorial day. Dance music
ny the full band.
There will bc Il sale of cake, candy
and flowers from 8 to . .. IN. Friday
in the Presbyterian chapel In the
evening Il musical programme will be
rendered.
At the meeting held in the Presby-
tcrian chapel on Sunday afternoon, in
the interest of the New York fresh air
children, the following general COM
mittee was appointed: Andrew Thomp-
son, y. l.. Hover, II. a. Dexter, l. H.
Rall A. c. Wilcox, George +. Ross,
Homer Greene and G.. i. Dodge.
Three young men travelling by wagon.
bound for the Pan American cXposi-
ton. became stranded in Honesdalc
this week. They hailed from West
chester, Pa. After disposing of their
outfit, they proceeded on their jour
ney. expecting to give dime entertain
ments and secure funds to reach the
exposition.
Henry Hartung. Democrat. and C.. NJ.
Betz. Republican. have announced
themselves as candidates for treasurer
of Wayne county.
Tuesday evening. May s, Rev. II. J.
Whalen will deliver a lecture in the
Baptist church. Subject, wit and
Hunor of the Irish People" Rev. Mr..
Whalen is very popular with Homes
dale people, and will be greeted with Il
fun house
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TAYLOR.

Al the business session of I,acka-
wanna lodge, No. 113, American Pro-
testant association, on Tuesday eyen-
ing, the following officers We're in
stalled by District Deputy Grand Mas
ter David i. Griftiths: Worthy master,
William j. Richards: worthy deputy
master, Samuel G. Evans; recording
secretary, w, G. Howells: financial
secretary, Thomas NJ. Davis: assistant
recording secretary, David II. Reese;
treasurer Thomas d. Moses.
This evening will occur the grand
social and parlor suite contest at the
Calvary Baptist church. which has
been attracting the attention of the
public for some time. An excellent
time is assured those desirous of being,
present to hear the results of the con-
test, which will be decided al 40 n
m. All the delicacies of the season will
be served by the young ladies in charge
or the event The public is cordially
invited.
The concert and benefit drawing for
Mrs, William Goodwin, which was an.
nounced to be held this evening M
Weber's rink, has been postponed until
June 20.
George Marsh is at Columbus. whera
he Is attending the Grand comman ndery
session ot the knights OF Malta, as an
alternate from the lnvincible com,
mandery, No. 252.
The progressive euchre party held in
the parlors of the Church Of Immacu-
late Conception, on Tuesday evening,
was a grand success.
The Reds. the home base ball aggre-
CATION, will play the Brothers team
of Pittston. on the Old Forge grounds
for purse OF IS, on Saturday after
noon.
The following musical and literary
talent from this town have been en-
gagged TO participate in the concert of
the Ladies' Catholic Benevolent asso-
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SUSCUEHANNA.

Special TO the Scranton Tribune.
Susnuehannd, May 15.--Prof. George
+. Bible will deliver the lecture at
the commencement exercises of the
Lnnesboro High school.
Fred kriSe. ST.. who recently UNDER
went Il successful operation for catar-
act, i'll Willard hospital> Philadelphia,
is doing well and expects to arrive
home in a few weeks.
The school children of the place will
Join in the Memorial Day parade.
y committee from Moody post, No.
81 Grand Army of the Republic, and
the clergy of the borough, will visit
the High school Friday afternoon, May
H.
MIS-. Thomas Graham. of the Oak
Land side, is the guest of relatives in
New York city.
Charles Eaton. OF Oakland township,
is recovering from severe attack of
appendicitis.
The funeral of the late Isaac w.
Brown. of I.anrShoro. took effect from
The Lancsl,oro Methodist church this
morning. the pastor, Rev. ID. l.. Meek
or, officiating. 1nterment was made in
The Windsor cemetery.
County Superintendent of Schools
Monkey will examine the graded school
classes May IS.
\ leap-year hon will no held in
Hogan Opera House on Friday even
ing. May 81.
Miss Margarc; couchlin is visiting
relatives in New York city.
What became of the proposition to
erect n central fire statiolo
Mrs. John sullivan is the guest of
relatives IN New York city.
MIS-, Frederick Teal of Maple ave
nuc. WILL on Thursday afternoon, en-
tcrtain the norcas society OF the Pres
hNterian church.
Eiic station Agent J. w. coone and
Wife, of Brandt, are doing the Pan
American
\ National bank examiner is in
town, making his usual official visita-
ton
MiSS Nellie Driscoll a 'highly-ej-
teencd young lady, and Il popular pub
lie school teacher, is critically i'll.
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pITTSTON.
pecial TO the Scranton Tribune.

Special TO the Scranton Tribune.
Pittston, May 15.--The board of
health at special meeting Tuesday
evening adopted lengthy report con-
demning as unsanitary the city nall.
| The report also recommends that coun-
ellis find another meeting place.
William Thomas, of North Main
street has secured position in Mont
rose.
The plant of the Pittston Gazette
will he improved with a type-setting
| machine. 1t arrived yesterday.
Alderman j. ]. Doyle and James
| Whalen. of Upper Pittston. attended
| the Burke-Langan wedding in Carbon
| dale yesterday.
a class of one hundred and forty-five
children will be confirmed in st.
| Mary's Roman Catholic church, Upper
| Pittston, next Sunday
DR.. Severson, pastor of the West
Pittston NJ. +. church, has arranged
| tor a course of lectures to be given in
his church next fall and winter.
Failing in the yard at her home in
Port Griffith Mrs. Thomas Burke frac-
turcd one of her limbs.
Rev Courtenay Fem, the returned
| missionary from China, who is a pres
ent holding an office in the PreSby-
torian Missionary Board, with head
quarters in New York city, will preach
in the Pittston Presbyterian church
next Sunday. Upon his return to New
York City next week he will be ac-
companied by his wife and family. who
have been staying with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Fem. at West
fittston.
Oscar Elterich and Miss Emma Brad
ley. two well known young people Of
this city. We're united in marriage this
evening by Rev. Mr.. Zuber, pastor of
st. Johns Lutheran church.
The dance of the Corinthia club
takes place in Keystone hall Thurs
day evening of this week. Elaborate
arrangements have been made and the
event promises to be one of the most
fashionable functions of the social sea-
son.
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New York Grain and Produce.

New York, May l5.--Flour-Qnict, but held
more firmly Wheat-Spot steady; No. 2 red.
s2sic. f. o. b. atioar, and s2isc. elevator; No.
northern Duluth, s3hc. l. o. b. aloat. Options
opened steady and thereafter developed strong
,,ndcrtone; closed strong at 1alasc. net advance.
May closed Size. July, ,slac; Sept. l5ssc.
Corn-Srot firm; No. ,, 51a4c. elevator, and 52c.
vanccs; closed firm and FsaMc. net higher. Nav
closed Ole; July. 492sc.; Sept, 49c Oats
Spot steady; No. ., 3aiac.; No. 8, 3Sc; No. 2
white. SIc: No. white, 33iac; track mixed
western, 32i4a341@c.; track white, 33i5a31lac.
Options active and higher with corn. Butter
Firm; creamery, 15al9c.; factory, 1la13c.; im;-
tation creamery, lSal7c.; state dairy, 15alsc.
Eggs-Quiet; state and Penna., lie; western,
13c. Cheese-Ncw, quiet; fancy large, colorcd,
Sc: fancy large. white, s1saS5sc.; fancy small,
colorcd. Size: fancy small, white sHic.
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DURYEA.

The graduating class of the Duryea
High school are busy preparing for the
commencement exercises. They have
not at this writing decided on date
for the banquet. 1t is anticipated that
this years graduates will endeavor to
excel all other classes in their eXer-
cises. The juniors also are not slow in
making IA great effort for "a successful
programme.
Mrs. George zimmerman, of Grove
street. is convalescing. after recent
illness,
The boys interested in the coming de-
hate held a meeting last evening and
made some necessary arrangements,
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago May 1i.-Cattle-Reccipts, $500;
steady to slow; butchers stock, active, steady;
good TO prime steers S5loaG; poor to medium,
Sia5; sockers and feeders, steady, S3a5lo; COWS,
S2.S5a4.dj: hcifers, 81, s5ai.S5; Gamers. S2.1ll
2.s0 bulls SSa4 40; calves stronger. S3. 75a5.25;
Texas fed steers, Si.25a5,iO: Texas bulls, s. 7Ja
$50.
llogs-Opened shade easier; closed strong |;
top, S5.S7E: mixed and butchers, Sj.6Oaj. s7ia I;
good to choice heavy, $515aj.STk; rough heavy.
S5.G0aj7o; light, S5,5Oaj.so; bulk OF sales, S5.5
a5.S0
Shecp--RcCcipts, 1000; sheep, strong to l0c
highe; lambs, 10Il5c. higher; top clipped
lambs, s.; good to choice wethels, A25al,5o;
fair 10 choice mixed, Sia4.2j; western sheep
$i.3oal5o: ycarlings, H.4Oaid5; native Lambs
S. tiOij5O; western lambs, Si.G0d55O
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The Spring Fever.

Is inalady which no one can escape
at this season of the year. The vital
ity Is usually overtaXed during the
winter months, and spring finds the
system all run down. The blood is
thinned and impure. The kidneys and
liver are nactive-resulting in a loss
of energy and appetite, and a de-
rangement of the nerves. Lichty's
Celery Nerve Compound will purify
your blood, tone up your nerves, and
leave you feeling fresh and energetic.
Sold by Matthews Bros. s#
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THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.

New York, May lJ-The stock market showed
emphatic symptoms OF relief late today aud Io'
covered vigorously from its early acute depres-
sion, rising strongly over last nights level and
establishing substantial net gains in the majority
ot stocks. Al one time during The day prices
had declined in a fairly sensational manner, the
losses from last nights level extending from 3
TO 10 points in large number OF important
stocks. Northwest had lost 0ia General Electric,
0ac. Cleveland, G. u. IL st. Louis, 73sc.; Lake
Erie and Western, Z; Union Pacific and Missouri
Pacific, 6la Consolidated Gas and Delaware and
Hudson, 5la; New York, Chicago and st. Louis
second preferred and American Tobacco, ); Anal.
gamated Copper, 5is; Denver and Rio Grande,
i'a; Louisville, Manhattan and Peoples Gas.
3+ and many other OF the standard railroad
stocks as much as three points. The level o net
gains at the highest is the more remarkable
considering the acute weakness early in the day.
They reached in Rock Island, points; It.
Paul, 5A; Atchson, Az; Burlington, AZ; Bal
timore and Ohio, 3Ss. while the net gains as
rule weie all the way from fraction up u
points. These gains were only slightly yielded
at the close, which was firm and active at about
the top. This strong recovery seems puzAling in
face OF the extreme senstiyeneSs OF the early
market. The progress oi the liquidation which
caused the early weakness Was IN itself an nme'
date relief to the situation, 1t gave growing
assurance OF the soNency OF stock exchange
houses who We're emerging from any dangers that
may have beset them by the rapid conversion OF
their resources into cash assets IL was the lear
that this could not be safely done which over.
hung the market yesterday. The more of it that
was accomplished the less remained to do. The
tact began to grow clearer also that speculative
accounts in the stock market itself were all
that had been affected by last weeks slump
There remained some holders with borrowed
funds whose loans We're not sufficient 10 protect
their holdings by additional security or 10 take
them up outright. The selling CUE of this class
was still in evidence this morning aud no effect.
i've support in the market 10 help them
The selling came at spasmodie intervals and for
the greater part oi the day no effective buying
was evident. When it became evident that The
urgent liquidation had spent its force and that
there was large reserve Iorce behind the rally
the buying orders grew in volume and in fact
were largest at about the top level. Total sales
today, i63, GOO shares
The market did not fully recover nom its
early weakness. Business was moderately active.
Total sales, si,s00OOO. u. S. is advanced 4
per cent on the last call.
The following quotations are furnished Tie
Tribune BY NJ. $, Jordan Co, rooms 7O5.7os
aears building, scranton. Pa. Telephone 5O03:
Open High. Low. Clos.
ing. est est. nas.
American sugar ...,.,,1i0 1i2ls l3Tl4 Ii94
Amer fobaceo ,..,..,,l2ll. 122lA ll6 l2l
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

Herbert Bowen and William Hobbs
are prepared tc fight Duane Dills and
Silas Randall. who likewise are pre-
pared to defend their points.
Mrs. Thomas Cox and son, Luben,
visited in Scranton on Tuesday
Mrs. William Shales and daughter.
Nettie. and sisters, Lillian and Helen,
visited in Scranton OH Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Piows were
Scranton visitors on Tuesday.
The social held by the Epworth
league last evening was a success.
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Vera De Mole Stock Company.

"Dcvils lsland'' the play founded on the
celebrated Drcyfus case will be the attraction
OH Monday night May co. at the Academy OF
Music There has never been which has
caused so much interest the world over as that
of Captain Drcys. The story of his life is
thrilling to read, but when it is dramatically
told with the scenic and mechanical surround
ings like that OF the production which will be
at the Academy it cannot help but make pic.
turc never to be forgotten
This company will remain here a week. pre-.
senting Faust" "Threc Musketeers,'' "Car.
men," "Montc Cristo." "Chick,'' ,''Thc Tory's
Dauchter' and Camille"
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MY-IIuntley.Jackson company. Nigh
Good Plays Well Presented.

Good plays presented by company of good
players is what the Iluntlcy & jackson company,
appearing this week at the Academy OF Music,arc
giving the patrons of that popular playhouse.
Yesterday afternoon 'Roanokc'' was presented
in a very capable manner. Last evening, "For
Liberty and Love- beautiful war drama was
the attraction The piece was handsomely
staged, the scenery was magnificent and much
beauty was added by the wonderful electrical
effects used
This afternoon, "a Night on a very funny
comedy, will be played, and tonight the colc
bratcd mclodrama, "Thc Fatal Card" will be
presented Thc spccaltics by the vaudeville
members will be changed at each performance.
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Scranton Wholesale Market.

Corrected by II. G. Dale ~ Laclawanna Ave. j
Buttcr-Crcamcry. old, 20a2lc.; fresh, 22a22iac.
dairy, frcs 1Olaa20lac.
Chcese-Full cream. 12al3c
Eggs--Wcstern fresh, liia to 1jc.; nearby
state. 15la to lGc.
Beans--Pcr bu., choice marrow, 81. GO.
Pea BeansPcr bu., choice marrow, s.. 5ja2. 60.
Medium Beans-Pcr bu., S240a2.45.
Green Peas--Per bli., Sl.40al.45.
Onions--Per bu., Sl.40a1. 80.
Flour-Best patent, per barrel. St.G5
Red Kidney Bcans-Pcr bu.. S2.45a2.50.
Potatoes-50c. bushel.
Bermuda Onions--S2. .:,5a2. 4i.
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Buffalo Live Stock.

East Buffalo, May 15.-Receipts: Cattle o.; {;
sheep and lambs, - cars; hogs, .. cars Ship.
ments; Cattle, 50 can; sheep and lambs, q
cars; hogs, II ears.
Cattle-Steady; calves, choice TO extra, $3.50
5.75. Lambs, choice TO extra, So l5aj.2O. Sheep
wcthers, Si.25a450.
IIoes-lIeavy, s5.NjaG; pigs, s., ,75a5.sO
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College Games,

Al Bethlehem r. II. L..
Lehigh Uniycrsity..0 % 0 0 001 3 :
State College ....5 o 3 o 90 MI II {!
Batteres-Taylor and Persons; Miller and
Huber. Umnirc-Fidler.
AT Princeton--Princeton, a. Brown, 3.
AT New Haven--Ialc, 10: Lafayette, |,
AT Carlsle-Indians, 2l; Ssquehanna, O.
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BASE BALL.
American League.

Al Boston, r. H. H.
Washington ....... q :. 0 q O . 0 O o. 4 10 2
Boston ............ 90 900 % 2
Batterics-Lcc and Grady; Cuppy and Crscr
Cmpirc-ilaskcll.
At Baltimore r. IT, l..
Philadelphia ....... q / / 90 2 o. } II 3
Bait more ...,..... , O00l : IS Ii 3
Batterics--Piatt and Powers; Howell and Rob-
inson. umpre--CanillOn.
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II. II. l..

At Boston Il. II. l..
st. Louis .......... . 0 0 , 0 o 0 % . 5
Boston ............. o o 2 o - s Il l
Batteries-Joncs and Ryan; Willis and Kit.
fridge. Umpires-Emslio
Al Brooklyn r. II. T..
Cincinnati ......... 0 0O02 1--6 u y
Brooklyn .......... o. OOO1 1O0--l : I
Batteries--Phillips and Bergen: McJamcs, Me-
Cam and Farrell. Umpire-Dwyer.
At ,nadclphia- II. II. +.
Pittshmg ........ 0 20 o. 100 l--5 Il .
Philadelphia ..... OO1 0O3 2--G Il 3
Battcrics--Wilz and thinner; White, Orth and
Mcfarland. Umpire-Nash.
AZ New York r. II. 4.
Chicago ........... 5000 o o o O. o 10 3
New York ......... D 90 100 - 10 |
Batterics-Taylor and King; Matthcwson' and
Smith. umpre-O'Day.
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THIRD LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT Notice 4.
hereby given that the Republican standina,
committee oi the Third legislative district 81,
Lackawanna county will meet at the albitration
room, court house, Scranton, on saturday. tbn
eighteenth day OF May, 1901, at . O'clock in ,h,
afternoon, Tor the purposes OF Organization AMI
fixing time when the primaries FOR the election
OF state delegates shall be held. BY order of
T. j. Matthews, Chairman,
Attest:-J. +. Watkins secretary
scranton. Pa, May ., 1901.
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Oil Market.

Oil City, May I5--Credit balances, l0.; cen.
thcateS, no bid Shipments, 1S,3iS; average
81 ,s3i. Runs, 1030j0 average, s627i.
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Employment Agency.

kANES EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, A.. la, la.
wanna avenue, finds situations Tor all classes
and nationality; towns. city and country. Man
wanted. Employers invited Phone H.. Pen
sion claims and copying attended TO-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-16

SEALED PROPOSALS will he received al the
office oi the secretary OF the Scranton four
Board until l. O'Clock noon, Friday, May L.,
1901, Tor the erection ana completion oi alicri-
tionS and additions to the boiler house, and TO
the dispensary at Hillside Home in accordauc,
with plans aud specifications NOW ready in lll"
hands OF Edward IL. Davis, Architect, Conncll
building, scranton, Pa The sum o SloO in cash
or certified check shall he enclosed With each
proposal, which sm shall hr forfeited To 'hr
scranton Poor district in case al refusal or nmi,
sion ON the part Of the contractor whose pro-
posa shall be accepted To execute contract with.
in ten days after the awarding Of The same
The board reserves the right 10 reject any or
all bids. &. j. GILLESPIE, Secretary.
PROPOSALS will he received for the iautols shin
ot the Simpson Methodist church until May
96. Addison Chase Seth Wrisley, j. I. Ran,
dolph, Committee,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-16
Agents Wanted.

WANTED-Agcnt1 to canvass for the Famous
Smaing Corset; custom made. Address Mrs.
ii. Sinaling, 1i2 Main street East Rochester, NY.