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DALTON.

e. y. F'inn Sc Co. have sold their
store goods to c. a. Hungcrford & Co,
o' Tunkhannock and are going to re-
'lie from the store business. They
have placed their entire stock for the
next thirty days on sale at greatly re-
duced prices. The new firm win take
possession about January l.
Thc ladies of the ITleetville Mctho-
,iist church served o chicken dinner at
the Methodist parsonage in this place
ON Wednesday.
The Dalton Literary circle was or
gdnized on Monday evening at the
Methodist parsonage. Rev. A. w.
Cooper was chosen presidents Fred
Scott. vice president: Rev. X. X.
Thompson. secretary: Mrs. Charles
Rice. treasurer. The circle will meet
OH Monday evenings of each week. The
next regular meeting will be held on
Monday evening next at the home of
Miss Mary Gardner.
Mrs. Clayton Northup. of Glenburn,
LETT on "Wednesday for u two weeks
visit with her daughter at Detroit,
Michigan.
Albert Griffith and his mother have
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Philadelphia Grain and Produce.

Philadelphia, Nov 2l.-Whe,t->teady; con.
tract grade November. 'Glia7c. Coln--Quiet, but
steady; No. I. mixed November, G,aGiisc. Oats
Firm; No. . white Clipped, JOc. Buttcr-I'rm.
lair demand; fancy western creamery, 26c.; do.
nearby prints, 2sc. Eggs-Fim; he,h nearby,
2Sc; do. western, 2Ic.; do southwestern, 2Gc. :;
do. southern, 2'r. Chcescri,m; New York iull
creams fancy small. Io"sal0aic. do. do. iair 10
choice, 9al0iac. Refined Sucais- Quiet, hut
steady. Cotton-UnchanGed, Tallow-Firm ard
higher; city prime in tierces, 6'sc.; country do.
do. barrels. &C.: dark. 5iaaj#ac. cakes. Cl6i:c.
Live Poultry-tluct steady; fowls, 5tsa0c.; old
ROSTERS Gi&c.; chickens, saoc.; ducks o.tloc. {:
geese, oaloc; turkeys aalOc. Dressed Poultry
Firm, good demand; fowls, choice, l0isc.; do. rar
10 good, ol.al0c.; old roostcrS, Iipc.; chickens
nearby, llal3e.: western do, 0l2c.: turkeys,
choice to fancy, 1Saiic.; idir 10 good lIalac. /;
ordinary do, slot.; ducks, as 10 quality lOa
i5C.
ReccipisFkur, 5000 barrels alh 1,0li,ODo
pounds in sacks: wheat. l45,tO0 btlshcls corn.
1000 bushels; oats 5000 bushels. shipments =
Wheat, 1900 bushels; corn, 5000 bushels; oats,
0GOO bushels.
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WELSH HILL.
'pecia, 10 lie scranton Tribmc,

Special 10 lie scranton lrbunc,
Welsh tlll, Nov. .0.--Aliss Bertha
Owens, who has returned from Forest
.'ity. is very ILL., Dr Edwards Clifford
is the attending physician
Mr and Airs. David Jones have re-
turned from an extended wedding trip
and are the guests of relatives in this
place
John Watkins was iii Carbondale on
Saturday last.
Mr.. and Mrs, +, +, Recseguic and
children, OF South Gibson visited in
This place on sunday.
Thanksgiving service viii be held in
the churcn III 1870 on Thanksgiving
day.
We W"T" SricveG to learn of the
death OF Mrs. Lewis Jones of Scranton.
Mrs. jones WAS IL former resident of
this place and held in high esteem by
her friends and ueighbovs.
w, IA. Butler ana T, Watkins were I'm
Scranton ON Monday.
At a recent business meeting of Lhe
church, Miss Mary Richard and Mrs.
]. S. Owens were elected as delegates
to the Wyoming Welsh ministerial as
ISOLATION Ia be held in pitlston. pc-
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GIBSON.

W, H. Estabrook and son visited and
hunted in Wayne county this week,
The Gibson Library associat ion held
their annual meeting Monday evening.
The e. O. Lake hunt ana supper
proved victorious for Captain Clmk's
side,
Miss i.ou Rogers, oi Hartford, has
been in Gibson this week.
Nm and Mrs. q. \, Tiffany. Of Har-
ford, were calling OH friends Wednes-
day.
The +. y. ), Of y. dance Friday evc-
ming was Il great success financially
for the boys.
Prof, Michael is in Scranton on busi-
ness this week,
The Y. y. G. L. will hold Il social
al y. !, Wescotts Friday evening.
The Methodist EpisCopa church has
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instruction.


artist recital oi the Conservatory colu;r al the
ST, Iuke'S Parish house auditorium, al ) p. Va,
The famous and talented Young Russian pianist,
Arthur l)oclman, will otter 4 Programme witii
which none could lind iaull, aud all win be
delighted. This note nom = German papc? i
worth read'n.:
''Ou the same evening pianist alrtldy w.ii
Known, Arthur Hochman, again appeared This
highly giicd, stili very young man, who on
prcyiouS occasions attracted attention hy his
technical Mastery, revealed here musical Ihili'
ties which open 10 him prospects oi an extra
ordinary career His conception, toll ot tcmper.
dmcn,, always heals tur stImh Of stlons per.
sonl!ir, and Is supported by an inlonlliou
which is exceedingly charming IN the "pano"
and never toI iaid in The ''loun," iAe Chopin
4 Nat paior Folonaisa was siven rln tinnicaIly
witn uon> iciol, but would have horne od .ker
tempo. Surprisingly elective waS his virtuoso
teChnic IN . siaCc,to ciuar o! ScNluycuha. The
uoucert.gNef received enthusiastic applause,
which led 10 sey".ll additions, - Bcriucr fJsG.
blli.
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ship, one of the party ot SuSQuelanna-
Oakland hunters in Pike county shot
Il deer a few days since.
Under the auspices of the State
Board of Agriculture, a series of Farm
ctS' Institutes will be held through
out Susuehannn county in December.
The Monday club is preparing for an
entertainment, "An Old Maids Con-
VentiOn.''
Burglars entered st. Johns Catho-
lie church at 2 o'clock on Monday
morning. by prying open a window.
They thoroughly ransacked the edfice,
but left without securing any booty
They then made an attempt to enter
the parochial residence. adjoining the
church. but We're frightened away.
Three strangers We're on Monday ar
rested by the police. on suspicion, but
they We're soon released.
The Erie shop men received their
ducatS today.
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TUNkHANNOCk.

Special to the sciJnion Tribune.
TunlShannock. Nov. gt..-A telegram
received from George Doylc. who Is In
PhilndClphi1 is to the effect that Coun-
~ Commissioner Edward NJ. Vaughn
who H. in hospital there. Is very low
ana the chances of his recovery are
very slight. His disease IS arpendi-
cits.
The Hawke stone company. of this
place, have leased the Scman stone
min ut Meshoppen, which has been
idle for quite a long period, aud will put
on fun force of men Anthony
Hawke viii have charge of the mill.
John W. Decker. tn" North Me
hoopany merchant. was doing bust
ness here ON Thursday.
benjamin stone. of Stuli visited his
son. Edwin y. Stone. nt this place on
Thursday.
The drawing of the several iufies fo"
January term of court has been post
poncd tn Friday, November %. on ac-
count of the inability of Judge Dunham
to be here this week.
The annual farmers institute of
Wyoming county will be held ut The
court house here on December IL and
t?. An elaborate programme has been
arranged for the occasion. and an able
corps of lecturers on matters Of in
tercst to farmers have been procured
James r.. 1'rear will deliver the ad-
dress of welcome.
street Commissioner Wilmot Il. Car
penter has u force of men engaged in
GlaannS up The streets and putting the
cutters in shape for winter.
Orlando Wright. Il well known FAR
lI,ri', of Monroe. was caller in town
~ Thursday.
The Tunkhannock Gun club will hold
shooting tournament on their
rounds on the afternoon of Thanks
giving day.
,r is said that the GcHrhart coal
chutcs, on Bridge street, which We're
recently demolished because Of their
dangerous condition. Will not he rebuilt
rs the railroad company needs the
land for other purposes.
The funeral of the late Frank NT Boil
ton. who met Il tragic death by fall
',le from :, window at Il hotel in ATTAIN
.ic City, ON Monday last, will take
place at The stevens House, on Bridge
street this Friday afternoon at two
o'clock. The services will be in charge
If The locu. AlaSoni@ lodge.
jacob Stevens of LcnoX, accompau
led by his son. Harry :. Stevens, ot
Nicholson. made Il business trip to
Tunkhaunock on Thursday.
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FOREST CITY.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the scranton Tribune
Forest City, Nov. .l--Ars Diniul
Chambers. one of Forest City's best
known women died at her home. on
South Main street, Yesterday at noon
after several weeks illness with an
aimcnt peculiar tn the inteStinos. She
WAS born i'll England. forty-nine years
ago and had resided, in Forest City
fifteen Years She is survived by hcr
husband. one daughter, Mrs. Hamlet
torrigan. of Avoca. and two sons. John
of Batavia, ILL.,. and Daniel, of this
place. Three sisters, Mrs. Downs. Mrs
w. T.. Jones and Mrs. Samuel May. and
two brothers, George and Walter Brain
also survive her The funeral vii! take
place Saturday. Rev. w. IIollnshed
will oiliciatc. Interment will be made
in Hillside cemetery.
Mr.. ana Mrs. r.. w. Cunningham are
rejoicing over the arrival of IA daugh-
ter. Mother and child are ut the hone
of the formers parents Mr. and Mrs.
p. ii. Flynn, in Icrrick.
Mrs l.. Hines ANA daughter, Minnie.
have been visiting at the home OF Will
lam Watkins. on Delaware street for
several days past.
Clifford Local 1885 has passed resolu-
tl'ii, ltiN pliilS illt It-tlIttlllltlll III Tue
Chinese exclusion law, which expires in
May.
John Parkyn. who recently removed
with his family to Pittston, will again
soon take mp his residence here. having
secured n house on Delaware street.
john Mayors has moved from the
Dunn block To the Manning building
on Main street.
The friends of Joseph Lewis and Mrs
Mary Roberts We're surprised this week
to learn that they We're quietly mar
ried on Saturday evening by Rev. C. A.
Spaldng.
William Jones. ono of Forest city's
popular young men, was united in mar
riagc at = O'Clock this evening to Miss
Bertha +. Tineley, of Herrick Center
The ceremony was performed at the
home of the brides parents, NIr ana
Mrs, Ashford Tngcy. and was wit
neSscd BY II large number OF relatives
and friends.
About twenty members Of the Maple
Grove Christian l;ndeavOr society were
entertained last evening by the i'ap-
tist Young Peoples society a, the For
rst City Baptist church.
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ELMHURST

Rev. G.. II. Cole, of Baltimore. Md.
has accented call to The Baptist
church Of this place, aud will enter
upon the duties of his pastoratc ON
sunday next, when there will he SER
vices at the usual time. both morning
ana evening.
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian Endeavor of the Presbyterian
church entertained their friends at a
dime social last evening at the home of
Mr.. \, &. Dunning
Rev. j. ]. Rankin will preach his fare
well sermon ON Sunday evening next
Mrs. Addiction has been entertaining
friends from Philadelphia during the
past week. They returned to their home
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. u. Taylor, who have
heen visiting their daughter, Mrs. f. \.
Page, returned to their home at La
Anna ON Wednesday.
Miss Bessie buckingham is confined
10 her home with n severe cold.
Miss Schimmerlng will spend Thanks.
giving with her parents at Thornhust,
Mrs, \. T.. Cobb. of Mount cobb.
spent Monday and Tuesday with her
sister, Mrs. \. II. Clay.
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SUSOUEHANNA.

Special &c tlIc scranton Tribune
Susqueidnna, Nov 2o.--A Young
man named putnam. u recent student
IN the Lanesboro high school, Is So
rtousy i'll with oliphthoria at his home
ut stevens Point.
Oakland has d few cases of diph
theriu. The school building was thor.
oushiy funigated
Il, j. Matthias. the well known mar
Die dealer, is :, Republican candida ic
Tor representative
y son of Mr. ana Mrs. John Nc.
Nctny, of LanesborU. died on Monday
of diphtheriu Burial was made IN
Laurel Hill cemetery
The funeral OF Alice Morgan, of
!aneshorn. who died OF diphtheria
took place on saturday, with inter
nent i'll the Lancsboro cemetery.
Lanesboro has an epidemic of diph
therla. There have been several
deaths. and the public school has beel,
closed.
Candidates for state and county Of
fees are springing up everywhere.
George Boyden. Of Oakland town.
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New York Grain and Produce Market

New York, Nov 2l.-Four- -Firmly held, hut
quiet Whcat-Spot dull; No, red s2iac. +, %
h. atoat; No. red, S0hc. elevator; No. l Norl.-
rlM Duluth, sl'sc. {, o. b. aioat. Options STEADY
all day, finally dropped Oft and ,lostG easy at =
aasc. net decline May closed slkc.; December.
'nl4c. Corn--Spot quiet: No. . b7l4c, elevator
and rs O. t. o. b, ufoIl. Options opened steady
dull and easy at O. net decline, May closed
GS,.c.; December, GIisc. OatS--Spot hrncr: No.
,, sc. No. 3, Ace; No, white, tulaai0c; No.
> white, 4ol.c.: track mixed western, i7ai.I.c
track white, isaj.lac. Options steady and active
Yves, Tor cash account, Rnlter-Strong; creamery,
lSle5c.; actoiN, l2laal5iac.; June creamery, l7ia
a22i.".; imitation creamery, ildlsc,; state dairy,
l5l23r. Cheese~-Steldy; fancy, large SeptcnbCr,
9s4aloc,, fancy, large October, oiaai!c.; fancy,
small september. l0i2asic.' fancy, small October,
Hgaal0c Eggs-Fhm; state and l'cEUsylvan q.
.'sc,; western ut mark, 23a37C,; southern, 22a20c.
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DURYEA.

John Carter IA well known ana re-
spected resident OF this place, passed
peacefully away at his home ON Main
street yesterday morning. Deceased
WAS forty-two years of age ana is sur
Nired by Wife and two children.
Clarence and Grace.
Mrs. Frank Lane is i'll at her home
on Bridge street,
Mrs. Gumfred of Plrtstou was a call
er at the home of Mrs. Thomas Cox
Wednesday
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, NOV, -~Iatil1-RecciptS, G,5l,l. IN
clutiing 800 Texans; mostly lower; good to prime
SG.20aGs5; poor 10 medium. S3,jl5,GD; stocker
and feeders, s2ai; COWS, si,2iUi.1i; hpicis. sl.a
~; clmus Sl4ia2,2ji bulls, S2aljOi calves, -
today. i5.On; tomorrow, 10000. lclt Dy,r T,i0J
= cent, 20 ~ cent, higher; miScd nd butcher,
Sj5udj.Gj: good TO choice heaNN, Sj.70IG 70
rough tu Uir heavy, si,i5aj,Gj; light, Sj.2ja5.7i
bulk ut -AlcS, ShUiI5si. sheep Reot pts. a2,u00
sheep weak; lambs, steady to stronger; good 4
choice wethel-. Si.lOai' western ,hecp, S3ai M
rive lIlmhs. -. lnli.ii. Me.lCEn innll.. NilI ~
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The Christian"

tontempoaueouS authorS and opposition mon.
Ige,S have AL admitted that tho greatest 4uc-
cess oi the ,nndclu stage Is ''1hc Christian" ;
moreover, the continuous patronage OF the public
attest, f. iIS wonderful mrl and vitality Thu
play, NOW In IT. ihigl season. is still, drawing
crowded houses, rlc presentation on the loul
j. racNy the same as done IN New NoTh.
I,rhlc' i Co.,, who Gc IA" owners, spnc no
rNinnsc to ghc a pciic,t en- ecmolc. The play.
"a, are taken nom the ranks Ol The best ml
most experienced IN the procession. rhc scenic
ouiht Is he same Is Used Ia tine knckclbo, Gcr
thca,cr, New York, and Sine auxililcs which
ar, usually hired in big cities and not used at
alt IN one night stands, ate carried with tac
company which Numbers MY people
4, Tie miros Of seats are high, hut lhc enormous
expense OF the Organization makes it nrcosssl g.
The date in tli, city is Tuesday. Noy %. N
the TNccm thcstc.
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The Victoria Burlesquers.

The Victoria IIur!esquels began a three days
engagement al the St,r Yesterday and made 4
very favorable showinG The NictoIia'S varied
the usual opening act to an extent by intro;luc.
iug the popular music with Il minstrel scene
with intcrlocutor, bones and tambos. That the
act pleased was evidenced by the hearty cncorcs
received by the yocdliStS
IN tho olio Resale, the coon song vocalist I,
rrciclicks Brothers, musical comedians; Kelly
and Davis, and Leroy and Woodiord gave pleas.
inc turns. Tho entertainment concludes viii, a
laushablr burlesquc entitled the Victoria Eur
lcsprc,s on Broadway" in which handsome COS
tunes, bright music and clean humor were the
features, The NiotoridS will rcnlin the balance
OF thn Meek. with nutnco tnmorroN
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two lectures this week Tuesday and
Wednesday evening.
Court Lewis Is smiling over the adj
vent of another daughter at his house.
Il. j. Wescott will hold public sale
at his place in Gibson November 81.
Fred Lewis is rejoicing over the ar
rival of a nice baby boy.
Rev. Lewis, Of Nicholson. will oc-
'stjN the tniversalist pulpit sunday.
Mrs. w. IT. Estabrook went TO Sus-
duefahna Wednesday to So" her sick
brother
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Scranton Wholesale Market.

Corrected By H. G. Dale, % Lackawanna Ave
BeansPer bushe choice marrow, s.. .6Oa2. IS.
Butter-Frcsh creamery, 2la22c.; dairy, frcsl
22c.
Cheesc-Full cream, l0,aallc.
Eggs--Ncarby state, 23a25c.
Medium Beans-Per bushel. $50
Green Peas--Per bushel, Sl4Oa145
Flour--Best patent, per barrel, S4.45
Bcans-per buslcl. choice marrow, S.. 10.
Potatocs-per bushel, $l.55
onionsrer bushel. $l.O0
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Hanlon's "Superba. ,

lannon's always popular and always novel and
enjoyable 'Supcrba' delighted / very large a,i-
dirnce at the l.ycem last night 1t is not the
same "Supclba' that was here in other
seasons. In reality nothing remains of the
''Snperha" ot other years but the name. The
fight between the powers ci light and darkness
is wagcd amid entirely new surroundings.
The scenery is new and beautiful the situa-
tions are new and most of the mechanical effects.
with which the three acts are plcntiiully
strcwu, are Of kind never seen here before. The
lIanlons certainly doing the utmost to keep
'Superha' mp TO date. Spccialiics OF various
kinds and ballets help to cnliyen the spectacle.
The company presenting "Supelba' is a good
one.
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Large Audiences at the Academy.

The Ideals continue TO attract large audiences
at the Academy, and The company has cstJb.
lishcd itself II prime favoritc with thcatcrgoc,s.
Little Wildcat" at the matinee. and "a Man
oi Mystery" last night, pleased two crowded
houses yesterday, the frequent and hearty ap.
pla,sc being ample proof that the company
Efforts to please were appreciated.
This afternoon ''ion OF the Night will he
given, and tonight. ''Thc Great Northwest"
promises to attract an nvcrtiowing housc
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Fast Buhilo, Nuy. II -Catlr. -Rcccipls. Z car,
Quic,, unchanged yeals dull SLlOg7. Hog, Re,
ccpt-, II cans; active and higher -aod grade,
slow and weak for light; heavy, S5.UjlU. .05; miEcd
and medium, sj,s0aj.0j: pigs. 81. '0tj so. rough
S5a5, 10; stage, sIsi.5o; closing steady Sheep nd
lamb, Receipts, 20 cu-i duh lor l,mh,, ton
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East Liberty Market.

East Liberty, Nov. 2l.--Clitlc--Stcddy; choice,
Sj.7jn6: prime. $jjOaj.70 good. -. 5a.,i0. Hogs
steady: prime heayic>. S5.o0a6 heavy mediums
Sj.sja5.N: light do, Si.,5ai.S0; heavy workers,
S5.6ja5T0; light do. S560l5,65; pigs. $5.5oa5.s0;
roushs. Si.50aI.j0. Sheep Slow; best wcthcrs,
81. .5Oaa. 6j: culls and common, Sia,: ycarlings
81 j0,4; veal calves. S6.5oa5.2j
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theatrical.
ATTRACTIONS TODAY.

(EuM--Opcratc Carnival, for the benefit Of
the fahncmann hospital. Night.
ACADEMY lIimmelcin's ideals. Afternoon ard
night.
SrAR'rhc Victoria Burlcsquers. Night
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natives. 81. 4Oai.50 culS to good. S'.2jat %:
sheep stoady top mixed, 50. i5aa 40; Culls to
good, sl.15i3.1O: wethcrs and ycariings, Ssi0'
$50: Canada lambs, S4.I5ai.jQ
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Oil Market.

Oil City. Now 2l.Crcdit balances, l5O, certisi
Gates. no bid: shipments, lO5,473; average, %,
III runs, 90,J9o; average, i632G.
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

cen,bcr and I. The pastor, Rev Il
y. Harris, viii also attend.
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THE WILKES.BARRE RECORD CAN BE HAD
in Scranton ut the news stands OF Rcisn,a,
Bros. 4O6 Spruce and 503 Linden: N. Norton,
500 Lackawanna avcnuc i. s. Schutzcr. 2ii
Spruce street.
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Money to Loan.
Superfiuous Hair Removed.


SUPERFLrOUS HAIR, warts and moies painless
~, permanently scientifically removed by
electric needle: no scars. Dcunatoloscal Par
lors, 3l2 Washington avenue
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Situations Wanted.

sITu ALTON WANrEDBy Young woman as 'ee.
onl girl i'll good family: best OF references.
Address, $50 Alder street. city.
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Wanted-To Buy.

~N>,~>> >>~>-~>~~>->>->r~>>>'>~> ~<N>rS>--S>>>
Notwithstanding sidcboard. Address, NJ.
W, Tribune Office.
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Business Opportunity.

ST0Ck AND WHEAT TRADERS without delay.
Write tor ON special market letter. Free on
application. :. NJ. ilibbard q Co., members \.
!. Consolidated and Stock SNchanGc, u and NJ
Broadway New York. Established lSii Long
Distance Phone l3sS Broad.
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STU NTION WANTED--W Woman wants work wash
ing or cleaning. inquire ;iS Forest court.
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Scavenger.
Seeds.
Wire Screens.
Miscellaneous.

JOSEPH EuErTEL. REAR 51l LACkA. AVE-,
Scranton, Pa. manufacturer of Wire Screens.
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slTJ NIl0N WANTEi,--By an experienced coacl.-
man, understands general wort. about lr..
yatc house, references. AddtcSs T.. j., Tribune.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-22
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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-07-20

formally declare, publish and make
known that the original act OF incor-
poration Of the Ramos Lumber and
Manufacturing Company, Limited,
has been changed, altered, amended
and modified 10 the manner and
form and to the extent hereinbefore
set forth and they do hereby author
ize and require that the foregoing
act Of the said amendments lie re-
corded according to law to tue end
that the same may become opera
tive and be binding upon all per-
sons who are now or who may here
after become stockholders of said
company or become otherwise inter
csted therein.
Thus done and passed 10 my of
flee, in the city of New Orleans,
aforesaid, tie day, month and year
first aforesaid, in the presence of j.
Gerard Greve and John 3. Hanlon
witnesses of lawful age residing in
this Parish, who have signed their
names with the said parties and me
Notary, after due reading Of the
whole. Original signed.)
J. G.. Grevc. Francis Martin,
j. B. Harlon. Z. VIM. Dreibholz.
J. Zach Speariny,
Notary Public.