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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-01-10
Foxy Grandpa"

The mere announC ement that William \. Brady
will produce for the first time in this city The
new musical snapshot "FoXy Grandpa at the
Lyceum Saturday, with matinee Saturday after
noon, has proved sufficient of magnet for many
inquiries to be made at the box Office regarding
the sale OF seats and also the prices. As a bar
ometer, this argues well for successful OIL
gagemcnt in this city. Joseph Hart and Carrie
DE Mar, the acknowledged leaders Of musical
comedy, will head the strong dramatic cast
which embraces number ol names familiar 10
most Of the theater goers.
1t must not he considered that the exploits OF
"Foxy Grandpa" and his Grandchildren, ''Chnb'
and "Bunt," are merely designed an enter
tainment for children exclusively, but on the con-
trary II. Melville Baker, the dramatist. has
written around the ''FoXy Grandpa exploits, an
exceedingly dramatic story which will serve as
Il moral for the grown up people rs we'll.
number of clever specialtics, together with
original musical compositions arc interSpersed
throughout the play while an unusually large
chorus OF twenty-fuur ladies, formerly with the
hest light opera organizations, form an adjunct,
it is said, hard 10 equal These, with the prln-
cpes will make an ensemble Of nearly thirty
five people. The sale of seats opened yesterday
morning. 4 very large sale ior both the mat
inec and evening performance is recorded.
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HARTFORD.
Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Hartford, Jan. 9.-E. NJ Watson spent
sunday in Peckville.
The Christian Endeavor society will
hold social in the lecture room Fri
day evening, Jan. 10,
Rev. Fisher will hold meetings in
The Methodist Episcopal church next
week.
Rev. John Merriam will preach in
the Congregational church, Jan. II.
Many people are filling their ice
louses this week.
Winifred Tiffany and Gus Jackson
tarted Tuesday for Plainsfeld, y. j.,
Nhere they will work on the Walker
Gordon farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Tiffany are re-
joicing over the arrival of boy.
The young mems union class will
give an entertainment in Odd Fellows
lall, Jan. II.
The annual meeting of the Hartford
Butter and Cream association was
held Jan. 4, to make settlements for
1901. The business done in butter and
cream during the year was $6532S.37.
rhe reports were satisfactory as no
losses We're reported for 1901. f. A..
Osborne is president, and II. NJ. Wat
son, manager.
f. j. Whineyis in Binghamton this
week.
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Company NJ, of West Pittston, has sent
his resignation to the colonel of the
Ninth regiment, and this morning re-
ceived word that it had been accepted.
II is likely that an order for an election
will be issued very shortly. Among the
aspirants for the vacancy are Chauncey
II. Derby and Walter Garman.
A little 2-year old child of Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Gould, of Market street,
pulled kettle of boiling water on him
self, and his neck was badly scalded.
Hopkin Pickerell a well-known resi-
dent of Lackawanna, met with sud-
den death in the Old Forge mine of the
Pennsylvania Coal company shortly
after commencing work this morning.
Caught beneath a heavy fall of rock,
he was instantly killed. A Wife and the
following children survive: Mrs. John
Basham, of Taylor; Squire Thomas
Pickerell Mrs. Henry Edwards, Evan,
Samuel, David and Margaret Pickerell,
of Old Forge.
Nathan Leibson, proprietor of the Ar
mory jewelry store of this city, was
united in marriage this evening to Miss
Rosenbaum, of Wilkes-B Barre.
Councilman Thomas Linnen and Miss
Mary Daley were united in marriage
yesterday afternoon in st. Johns
Catholic church by Father O'Malley.
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FACTOR WILLIE.
snccinl 10 the scranton TrIbune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune
Factoryville. Jan. 9.--Circulars sent
out by the chief of police of Athens,
Pa, reached this place Tuesday, snow
ing on the face of them the photo oil
and a description of young man
named Mccoy and that he was wanted
up there for burglary About O'Clock
Tuesday evening, Il young man an
swcring the description given on the
circular, appeared here at the Dela-
ware LackaWanna and Western sta
tion and procured ticket for Scran-
ton. officers Reynolds and Eilenber-
ger were notified and they went TO
The station and took possession or the
stranger and placed him in the station
house. They then telegraphed to the
authorities at Athens Wednesday, the
chief of police of the above named
town came on here, identified the pris-
ner, and left for Athens with him
via Tunkhannock A number OF the
stolen goods taken from u boarding
house in Athens We're found in
satche that the prisoner carried. over
at Nicholson he managed to get away
with the night operators overcoat
and Il bunch of keys He was followed
to the tunnel where he was overhauled
and the coat and keys recovered.
The move is on foot now for lighting
our streets with electric lights. A
proposition has been submitted to the
council by the keystone Lumber Sup
ply company, which will no doubt go
through in the near future.
Some of our sidewalks are in very
dangerous condition, and the property
owners in many instances have made
no effort at any time this winter to
have them cleaned. The sidewalk
leading from Main street to the depot
is impossible and has been for some
time, and there. are other instances
when pedestrians are compelled to
walk in the street in order to prevent
broken heads or limbs. BY law the
borough is liable to damages sustained
~ fall on a neglected walk.
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TAYLOR.

The remains of the late school di-
rector, Tallie w. Jones, We're. yester-
day afternoon consigned to their last
resting place in the Forest Home cem-
etery, The funeral services were held
in the Welsh Baptist church. and the
number present fully manifested the
esteem in which the departed one was
held, AT o'clock the services COM
menced. Rev! Richard Butland, of
Providence, read the Scripture, and
Rev. ID. C. Edwards led in prayer.
The reverend gentleman afterward Of
fered beautiful words of sympathy and
consolation to the surviving ones. The
church choir rendered several hymns.
The floral offerings We're many and
beautiful. Invincible commandery, No.
252, knights of Malta, and Taylor
lodge, No. 66S, Independent Order of
odd Fellows, of which the deceased
was a member, attended in body.
The borough schools We're closed n
half day to allow the teachers ana
scholars opportunity to attend the OBJ
sequies. The pallbearers We're: From
the school board, Messrs. Joseph
Davis, W. b. owens; Odd Fellows,
Richard Morris, David II. Evans;
knights of Malta, Thomas Haddock,
James IL. Watkins. Flower bearers
We're; Messrs. E. G. Watkins. james
Price and John II. Gibbons.
Hon. and Mrs. II. NJ. Edwards, of
Scranton. attended the funeral of the
late Tallie W.. Jones. in this place,
yesterday.
The remains OF the late Patrick Nor
row, formerly we'll known resident
of this borough, will arrive here from
Wilkes Barre, on the Delaware and
Hudson Ill p. m. train, today. IN
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Philadelphia Grain and Produce.

Philadelphia, Jan .: -Wheat-Em, lac. high,
or; contract grade, January, s7Ns7lac, Corn
Steady but quiet; No. mixed January, G1uO7ilr
Oats-Steady; No. . white clipped. j4l@c. But,
ter-Steady, fair demand; fancy western cream
cry, 2lIac,; do. nearby prints, 2Oc. Egg ga-Firn;
fresh nearby a0c,; do, western, 3Oc.; do. south
western 3oc; do. southern, pc. Chepse-Fim;
New York full creams, fancy small, liAc. do
do do, iLir TO choice, 0iaallc Refined Sugar
Unchanged Colton-fhm aud l,l6r. higher;
middlng uplands Slar, ralow-puict but
steady; city prime in tierccs, Glac; country do,
do barrels, 6isaGAc,; do, dark do, jssa57sc,;
fowls oi;alolsf old roosie., 7a; cSckcas, @ av' d
lOc; ducks llal2e. geese, lCal2c.; turkeys, loa
llc. Dressed Poultry-Steady, fair demand;
fowls, choice. lOlaallc; do, fair to good Olsl
1Oc old roostcrs, 1altac.i chickens nearby, ii
abe; western DO, mi2c,; some lots higher;
turkeys, nearby choice TO fancy, ia15c.; western,
do, 13alic,; do, fair to good, lOal2c; ducks,
nearby, 10alIc; western do, 10al2c.; geese. 81
lie. Reccipis-Flour, 5000 barrels and /, ,7a5 O0
pounds in sacks; wheat, 800 bushels; corn 10,
900 bushels; oats, 1000 bushels. Shipment
Wheat, 10000 bushels; corn, 1900 bushels;
oats G,OO0 bushels
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fOR RENT Nine.room house. hot and cold wa
ter. bath and furnace. Apply at $50 Adams ave-
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Hoemer Is Here,

Jack lloether, manager of the Gibney lioel.
Ter company, which is to appear in repertoire at
the Academy of Music, arrived in the city from
Wilkes Barre yesterday morning. The company
opened weeks engagement at Wilkes Barre last
Monday, and has been playing TO capacity there
every night. the newspapers of that city speak
in the highest terms OF ther productions.
Like the old time circus, we are larger and
better than ever this season." said Mr.! IlOef-
Ter. II am quite well satisfied that the people
Of Scranton who have our productions ,wo
weeks ago will agree with me, after they have
seen the first performance here that we have the
strongest and best company that we have ever
taken on the road Prices will he 10, - and 80
cents New acts TO be seen are The Musl al
Goolmans direct from Kciths theatcr, New
York. The Pauzcn THO, Special Monday ma inec
"Ow Little Minister; Monday night, Lewis
MorriSOn's ''rhe Indian"
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FOREST CITY.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.


Forest City. Jan. 9.-The Republican
primaries will be held between and s
o'clock Tuesday evening, January 81.
The First ward caucus will be held in
the Kennedy building. That of the Sec
ond ward will be held in the Brown
building. The date of the Democratic
primaries has not been announced.
Mrs. Thomas Madden has received
$4,000, the amount of insurance carried
by her husband in the local branch of
the c. Nj. b. A.
r. C. Manner was in South Gibson
Yesterday visiting his father who is ill.
The Clifford shaft, which has been
idle the past two months, pending the
completion of new tower, WILL it is
laid, begin work again next week. This
news will be gladly hailed by the men
employed in that mine.
Melvin Robinson, monologue artist,
will appear at the opera house, We'd
nesday evening.
John Waltz, who was last week re-
leased from the Eastern penitentiary
by the board Of pardons, was visitor
III town today. He has changed very
little. Waltz was in 1897 tried on the
charge of killing Jacob Lemon in Janu-
airy of that year. Lemon ran a pool
room in the Higgins building. and
Waltz lived with him. Waltz claimed
hat Lemon shot himself, and the evi-
dence on which he was convicted was
entirely circumstantial. He was SEN
fenced to nine years imprisonment. At
the time of the trial large number of
people were inclined to believe Waltz's
story, and there was no opposition to
he efforts in his behalf for pardon.
The Epworth Reading circle will meet
at the home of Miss Bessie Melvin,
Monday evening.
Benjamin Eichholzer. former resi-
lent of this place, spent Tuesday and
"Wednesday here.
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WELSH HILL,
,ecial TO the Scranton Tribune.

Special TO the Scranton Tribune
Welsh Hill. Jan. 9.-The farmers are
busy filling their ice houses for sum-
mer use.
Rev. r. n. Harris was in New York
on Saturday last, where he attended a
meeting of the board of home missions.
Mr.. Harris Is a member of the board.
Skating on Lake Idlewilde is good.
Mrs. d. ]. Morgan entertains the
Ladies' Aid society at dinner today.
Last nights prayer and Endeavor
service was followed by the annual
roll-call and yearly report of the
church.
Miss Bertha Owens is visiting friends
in Scranton
David Bowen, who has bought the
property formerly known as the Evan
Anthony farm. will move his family
there in the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ID. Jones gave a
reception last night in honor of their
son, Thomas j, Jones, and his bride,
who have returned from their wedding
tour.
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New York Grain and Produce Market

New York. Jan. o.-Flom-Wel sustained but
very dull owning to the wheat decline. Wheat
red, 02l2c. elevator; No. ] northern Dulnth,
s0hc. I. o. b. afcat; options early in the day
displayed strength and activity. The trade over
bought. however, and in taking prohtcS, caused
afternoon heaviness, and Nces closed iSahc.
net lower: u" halt a cent of from the top;
March closed s9lsc.; May. SslAc; July, ssisc.
torn-Spot easy; No. ,, T03sc elevator and lie.
f. o. b. ahoat; options opened scudier with
wheat and then turned weak under heavy sell.
ing pressure; closed weak and iac. net lower;
January closed ,0lsc; Nav, 109sc.; July, Go7tc,
OatS-Spot firm; No. p j3c; No. >, j2c: No. .
white, Doc; track mixed western, jii53lac,;
track white, jiaj0c, No. , white j5Ec. op-
tionS active and stronger west, followed by late
reactions. Butter Steady; creamery, 1a!5c. /;
factory, l3al5iac,; June creamery, ljl42c.; imi.
1ation creamery, lialSlac,; state dairy, lja2Sc
Chccse-Fm; state ml cream la.gc Il made
fancy, lOlaal034c; state lu creams small tall
made fancy, llhnllhc.; late made best large,
1hc; do. do. do, small, l0liOkc. Eggs-
Finn; state and rcnnsvrLuid aiuiic.; wc,ttrn
27a3}c.; southern, 2jaS2c
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

household goods at public auction this
tFriday) forenoon at his residence on
Second street.
Lester Race. of Northumberland. was
caller in town on Thursday.
j. w. Reynolds post, Grand Army OF
the Republic. and J. w. Relief corps
will hold joint installation of officers
at Grand Army hall on Wednesday
evening, January Is.
Mrs. Caroline Buck, who has been i'll
for the last few days, is convalescent.
Steadman Harding, who is in New
York taking a course in plumbing at
a trade school, writes that he is making
good progress. He will remain until
April.
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STAGE NOTES.

Mr. James O'Ncll went into the Walnut Street
theater, Philadelphia on Monday, with his stu
pendous Monte Crsto' productions, and for u
two weeks stay. Mr. O'Neil has just returned
from tour OF the South, which gave all the evil
denccs OF its Old-tne success, with something
added for the increased size of the prodnC ton.
"Montc Crlsto" is good Tor big business every
where, and apparently for all Time.
Edwin Holt, now appearing IN "Sky Farm is
to star next season under the management of
John r, Sterling, OF Buffalo, IN new play by
Langdon MGComck. author Of "Toll Gate Inn, "
and "Ow OF the Fold The play Is described
as domestic melodrama, but is, however, free
from the usual rural melodrama, gained by the
introduction OF live sheep, hay and little chill
dren, Mr., Mccormick has also completed a
play the theme OF which is derived from the
Moody and sankey hymn "Ninety and Nine"
The title OF the play, "Out OF the Fold" is also
suggestive OF the story
''lhe Bonnie Bricr Bush Is repeating on The
road the success which characterized its long run
In New York, and its subsequent presentation in
Toronto. While the play dramatization found
ed upon Ian Maclaren stories, appeals strongly
to the admirers OF this aut;lor, It would seem
that James Macarthur, the dramatist, in eorrel-
ating these stories into play, has touched the
keynote OF human interest, for the appearance of
j. II. stoddart in this play is everywhere the
signal ior a crowded gallery, as well a we'll
filed orchestra, The newspapers elsewhere seem
TO agree with the New York critics that no role
in his long stage career is so eminenty suited to
Mr., stoddart as that OF Lachlan Campbell in his
present play,
within the past few days the last step ia the
completion pi the contract between Signora Flea
nora Dusc and liebler Co., for her coming
American tour, has been taken, and II is now
definitely settled that the great Italian actress
viii come To America early in the fall OF llOl,
probably in the month OF October, for season
OF ten weeks, II being stipulated in the CON
tract that she shall not he Gale upon to give
more than five performances each week. She viii
bring her entire company with her, and in her
support will be some OF the best talent obtain.
able in Italy, The programme ior her American
tour eOntemplates fifty performances altogether,
ten 10 be given in New York. ten IN Philade-
pha, ten in Boston, ten in Chicago and the re-
naming ten TO be divided up among other cities
not yet definitely concluded upon.
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TUNKHANNOCK.
pecial to The Scranton Tribune.

specldl 10 tHe scranton lllbune.
Tunkhannock, Jan. 9.-Albert Mack,
who has been employed as bookkeeper
at the Offices of the Hawke Stone COM
pany, has resigned his position, and is
succeeded by c. T. Lindsey, secretary
of the company.
EH-County Treasurer j, Dudley In
man was in town on Thursday, settling
up some matters connected with his
late office.
Or. A. H. Wooster who has prac-
ticed as veterinary surgeon at this
place for some time past. is about to
leave town, and will dispose of his
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THE MARKETS


New York, Jan. 0s-Speculation came to
halting place today and showed much hesitation
upward movement IN tie latter part OF yester'
days session was evidently due to n drive against
the shorts which We're put out in the course OF
the speculative liquidation on previous days
IN the absence OF important new developments,
the stock market followed the normal course IN
the elimination OF speculative movement, the
price vibrations becoming less by degrees. There
were Efforts which persisted during the greater
part OF the day, to contest the dropping ten
dcncy OF the market and to continue yesterdays
recovery. II was rot very effective at any time,
although there was . rally one time which gen
orally wiped ont earlier losses. In the late deal.
ing, however, when the utillty OF the efforts OF
tie bulls became apparent tired 'lolders began
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Chicago Live Stock Market,

Chicago, Jan. -Cattlc-Rcceipts, 0,OGO; 2j1
Texans; market active and l0al5c. higher than
Monday; good to prime, S,GOa7, o.; poor To ulp,
dium, siaG -; sockers and feeders s22jai,7j;
COWS, 81 25ai.l0; heifers s2.50uj; cunners 81 s5i
l3O; bulls S2ai.G0; calves, ~. ilaji0: Texas fed
steers, S325aj,25 Hogs Receipts today, 330OO
tomorrow, 20OOO; lett over, l0,OOO; market j.lOe
highcri mixed butchers, SBddj0; good to choice
heavy SJ,aOaGj0; rough heJNy,l Sj.0OaG 20; bulk
of sales s6ad,iO, sheep Receipts, IL, 100; sheep
heavy lower; light, steady; lambs strong 10 l0y
higher; good to choice wetheIs, siaI.G5; western
lumh. II
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pITTSTON.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Pittston, Jan. 9.-Raymond Bosworth,
Pittston representative for the Wilkes
Barre Times, has been appointed rep
resentative in this section for the Ma
tional school of Washington
Second Lieutenant Walter Barrett, of
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East Liberty Market.

East Liberty, Jan. 0.Cattle- Steady; choice,
Hogs-steady; prime, sG iOaG i5 heavy mediums,
50. iOaG, Is; light do, sG.3jaG 90; heavy Norkcrs,
Sd.2OaG.30; light Workers, SG,05aG lj; pigs, $3.50
al20; roughs, SjaO, sheep -Fim best wethcr,,
also; veal calves. .I.5OlS
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Little Magnet Burlesquers.

At the Star last night the Little Magnet Bur.
lesquers" opened an engagement which will last
for the remainder of the week with matinees to-.
day and tomorrow.
The performance opens with minstrel trst
part and concludes with a buricsquc in which
all Of the members of the company appear. Many
specaties are injected into this part Of the en-
tertanment.
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Scranton Wholesale Market.
STOCKS.

Corrected by H. G. Dale, % Lackawanna Ayc)
Flour-Best patents, per barrel, Si.GO.
Bcans-Per bushel, choice marrow, S2.J5.
Butter-Frcsh creamery, 2Gc. ,iurc cr .amery,
"lc. GARY. 23I2c.
Cheese--Full cream, lll5al2c
Eggs-Nearby, I2c.; storage, fancy, l0Hc.
Green Peas-Per buShel. Sl.j0.
POtatocs--Per bu.ne!, 81.
Onons-Per bushel, ~ 60.
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"The Secret Dispatch"

''rhe Secret Dispatch" by David Higgins, was
seen here for the frst time last night 1t is need
less to say that 1t passed and went with rush
the entire cast was excellent. Van w. kenzic is
powerful actor and made fine impression in
the character Of Edwin Grey.
Frederick Mgcr. John Thurston. George Rick
ctt Henry Todd, Beatrice Muggins, Marie kinze
and Ann Schafc were all that could be desired
and did excellent work. We predict q large
business for the rest OF the week. The play, as a
melodrama, is far above a,y Of its kind this
season, and caught the house from the beginning.
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Buffalo Live Stock Market.

head; strong Tor good. slow unchanged Tor com.
mon to fair butchers grades yeals firm; com,
mon to good, s6a7,50; choice to fancy, sSaS50
llogs-Recepts, G.500 head; fairly active. &c.
higher; heavy, S6.6jaGGO; mixed packers, 70. i0a
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Member of Board of Charities.

By Exclusive Wire trom The Associated Press
Harrisburg, Jan 0-ColonCl A. j. Logan. Of
Pttsburg, was today appointed by Governor
Stone, member Of the state board OF charities,
vice General Isaac J. Wister Philadelphia, re.
signed.
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Between the fore and aft parts OF the show
there is an olio in which a number OF Very
versatile artists appear. One OF the features OF
the olo is the wonderful contortion work OF
Zelda and Eden.
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80; pigs, Sj,O0IG; roughs, - iOaj 20; stays, Sla
10, Sheep aud Lambs Receipts 5000 active,
OIl5c. higher for lambs, sheep, drm: top mixed,
ii25aI,"O; rulls to good s2,jOlil7; wcthlr,,
i,6iaji yearlines, SI7laj,2j top lambs, iJaO ~;
others, 81 2jaj 80
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Oil Market.

Oil City, Jan. 0(redit balances. lll Ger.
tihcates, no bid; shipments, ll,O20 barrels aver.
age sI32G barrels runs, sG,7Gl barrels aver
age, 72739 barrels.
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wanted-Room and Board.

WANTED-Room and board In refined iHiyJte
family for three ladies; not TO exceed sl2 per
week One located within bye minutes walk from
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-01-10

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stockholders ct
The Suburban Electric Light company will
be held at the office Of the company, 800 Linden
street. Scranton, Pa, Saturday, January IL, 1907,
at u. nl., for the election Of directors for the
ensuing year, and such other business as may
come before them. Il. VI, STACK.
Scranton, Pa. Dec. IL, 1901.
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Letters tesamcntary on the abeve estate having
been granted to the undersigned, all persons hay.
ing claims or demands against said estate will
present them for payment, and those indebted
thereto will make immediate payment TO Sarah
T.. Iungstaif, eNccutriS Scranton, Pa. ii. ~.
Strecter, attorney. a
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Lost.

sTRAYED FROM HOME -Reddishbrown point.
er dog answering To name OF Reuben Had
white face, and walked lame, due to stirf right
shoulder joint. Reward ior his return ~ T.. l..
Fuller 0IO jefferson avenue, scranton, Pa, or
ior information leading To his recovery, alive
or dead