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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-28
STAGE NOTES.

The date has been decided upon for the first
performance at the Empire theatcr, New York,
of Louis Parker's adaptation from Fuldas Ger
man drama, 'Twin Sisters" 1t is March and
the company now appearing in ''Thc Wilderness"
have been rchcarsing the piece for the past
month.
Nance O'Neill and Mckee Rankin are to be
joint owners of thcater to be built in London,
a portion of the profits from the Australian
tour going into the structure along with goodly
sum put up by mine owner The place will
not be opened before next fall Meanwhile the
pair will appear TO Henry lrving's lyceum in
their wel.known repertoire.
Margaret Dale will be John Drew's leading
lady next season, Ida Conquest going out at the
head of her own company. This makes the
fourth leading lady for John Drew since he be.
gan his starring tour. The first was Maud Adams,
then came Isabel Irving who remained several
seasons, and was succeeded by Ida Conquest.
Miss Dale has been the ingenue OF the Empire
stock company for the past two years.
j. II. Stoddart lives at Sewarren y. j.,
where he has handsome summer home and a
fine boat Mr.. Stoddart is scventy-fve years old,
but he was OF the crack catboat sailers of
Lower New York bay. His catboat, the 'Lora,'
won the regatta of the Atlantic Yacht club last
summer against twenty-five competitors The
veteran actor.sailor handled the tiller and main
sheet himself on that occasion.
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DURYEA

The funeral of the late Mrs. John
Mainwaring took place Tuesday after
noon and was largely attended. Serv-
ices We're conducted at the family resi-
dence. nterment in the Marcy ceme-
terry.
A supper was held at the NJ. T..
church Hast evening and was largely
attended
A debate viii be held at the Brick
church Saturday evening. The sub
ject is, Resolved, that Washington was
a greater general than Napoleon. The
affirmative side will be presented by
Eliza Brown and Duane Dills, and the
negative by Muzette ildsall and Her.
bert Bown. II promises to be very in
teresting The following programme
has been prepared: Prayer, Rev. III. A.
Greene: singing, America" audience;
recitation, Elsie Hughes; solo. Jennie
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New York Grain and Produce Market

New York. Feb. 27-Flour-Markct was trhc
more active in both spring and winter grades,
closing steady and unchanged. Whcat-Spot
steady; No. red, SIC. +. o. b. aaoat: No. 2
red, Ss1ac. elevator; No. l northern Duluth, S5hc.
/. o. b. ahoat; options irregular, but closed easy
at unchanged prces March closed s2Ac.; May,
S2lac.; July, s23sc; September, Slhc Corn
Spot firm; No. ., 69asc. elevator and iO3sc. /. o..
b. atioat; options except for slight early de-
cline were strong and active all day and finally
cased off little and closed dull at asafsc. net
advance; May closed 667sc.; July, GGAc; Sep
tembcr, G51sc. Oats-Spot firm No. ., 5Oc.; No.
3, 40c.; No. white, 5llac. No. white, 5lc :;
track mixed western. 50a5lc.; track white, 5Ol
5Gc; options generally firm and active with corn.
Butter-Unscttcd and weak: creamery, 2la2Ic. (;
do factory, 16a20c. creamery held, lSa23lac. /;
renovated 16a23c.; imitation creamery, 16l2a
22c; state dairy, 20a25c. Cheese-Firm; state
full cream, small early made, fancy colored, l2h
al2hc.; state full cream, small early made, fancy
white, l2Aal21c.; large early made colored, pa
l2Ac.; large early made white, 12al2Ac Eggs
Firmcr; state and Pennsylvania, 20c.; western,
o9C.: southern, 2Sl.c.
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TUNKHANNOCK.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Tunkhannock. Feb. 60. S. Kinner
will sit as auditor, to distribute the
fund derived from the Orphans court
sale of the real estate of the late James
Ellis, of Lemon, on Wednesday, March
10. at ! o'clock y. m.
A. w. stephens. of Nicholson, was
doing business in town on Tuesday
John Reddng. landlord of the River
side hotel at Meshoppen, was visitor
in town on Wednesday.
Revival services are being held at the
Baptist church this week.
There will be moving picture ex-
hibition at Piatts opera house on Mon
day evening, March 3.
Robert Little, employed as naval pay
clerk, stationed in Chinese waters fol
some time past. has been granted leave
of absence, and is expected to arrive
home on Saturday of this week
The remains of Miss Rebecca Martin
were brought here from New York OF
Wednesday and Inferred in Snnnvside
cemetery. She formerly resided here.
James Ace, of Scranton, visited rela-
tives at this place on Tuesday.
The trial list for the court of COM
mon pleas for April term will be made
up on Saturday. March /.
Frank Ace, who is employed at the
Shields Stone company's mills at Mich.
olson, is visiting his family at this
place.
The Republican county committee
will hold Il meeting at the court house
on Saturday. March 10. at . p. m.
Ray Dcubler, who has been taking {
course in agricultural training at Penn
sylvania State college, returned HON,
~ "Wednesday.
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THOMPSON.
I to the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Thompson, Feb. 27.-Fred D. Wrigh-
ter, of the township, was doing business
in Susquehanna Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Clancy was in Susque-
hanna the first Of the week, called there
to attend her cousins funeral, w. o.
Graham He died at Lake Charles. La,
where he had charge of extensive busi-
ness matters.
Fred Burr. of Susquehanna. is hang
ing paper at f. d. Writer'S this week.
A crowd gathered at the depot Mon
day afternoon to see the rotary snow
plow that was taken over the branch to
do their spring (snow) plowing.
Rev. and Mrs. p. r. Tower are on the
sick list. DR.. Miller from Susquehanna
was called to attend them on Wednes-
day.
MIR. L. w. Lewis was doing business
in Susquehanna on Tuesday.
Mr.. W. w. Messenger is gaining slow
ly, also his wife whom it was feared
at one time would have pneumonia.
Mr.. George Rosenboom, who with his
wife are visiting at Mrs. S. Truesdelrs s,
have gone to Binghamton and Roches-
ter. will return the last of the week.
Mrs. John Lamont is i'll with pneu-
monia. Her son Charles has the grip
and he too is quite poorly.
The Ladies' Relief corps will have an
entertainment Il week from next sat
,lrday in the G. A. r. hall.
Mr. Liddell, the evangelist, is giving
some powerful sermons at the f. B.
church and is awakening considerable
interest. He does not resort to the
in
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WAVERLY.

The friends of Rev. NJ. S. Godshall
will meet nt the Methodist Episcopal
church parlors on Friday evening, Feb
ruary 2S. to make him social and
substantial remembrance. Refreshments
will be served, and Il general invitation
IL extended to all
l.. w. Finch is home, after an alb
sence of two months.
Sleighing parties have been quite
numerous.
Miss Louise Feehley entertained n
number of friends last Saturday even
ing.
our sidewalks. which have been In
bad condition in consequence of the
late storm, are being rapidly cleaned.
Mrs. Thomas Kelley. who has beer
visiting friends in New York for some
time, returned home last Wednesday.
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FOREST CITY.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Forest City, Feb. 2I.-The statement
.recently made in IL number of papers
that the LackaWanna Valley Electric
Light Heat and Power company, of
Carbondale, had absorbed the Forest
city company is without foundation in
fact. Superintendent Kehren denies the
statement.
/ The boiler house at No. . shaft
caught fire from IL chimney yesterday
and the roof was badly damaged. The
tiremen had hard work eXtinguishing
the flames.
Clark Avery has moved his family to
Thompson.
4 Mrs. j. Il. Budd is ill.,
Rev. G. w Wilson, of Illinois. will
soon hold revival services in the Meth
odist church. He is said to be II very
forceful preacher.
a hound owned by Walter Burdick
went mad Tuesday and before being
shot killed one dog and bit several
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BROOKLYN.

leciAl TO the scranton Tribune
Brooklyn, Feb 26.--Mrs. NJ. +. Pal
Ret. of Scranton, is visiting friends
he8e.
Ernest King has hired out to his
brother, l., o. King. for a year.
Mr., and Mrs, Il. \. King are moving
their goods back from Waverly.
Miss Jessie Dolaway returned to
last Thursday.
Miss Gertrude Waldie and Mrs.
George II. Terry attended the recital
given by Paderewski at Scranton Mon
jlay evening.
Frank King viii work for MI NJ l..
f4emon the coming year
Dr. and Mrs. Ezra Kent, of Center
county, are visiting relatives i'm town.
G, +. Wescott will move his family
tnto w. l., Sterlngs house recently
occupied by Manning Forse. Mr., Forse
! |and family will live on A. NJ, Ceres
farm.
MIR. Will Austin moves into the house
Vacated by Mr.. Wescott.
The recent thaw renders travel very
Iiihicult on many of the township roads.
Owing to the good work of the "snow
brigade" last Saturday the sidewalks
In town are in much better condition
|than they would have been otherwise!
Frank Il. Benjamin, of Nicholson
|was in town Wednesday.
/. w. Wright, of Chicago, is visiting
Ihs daughter, Mrs. $. #, Breed.
The committee on construction for
THE telephone line to Montrose are buy
Ing poles and preparing to erect and
|equip the line as soon as possible. The
citizens of Brooklyn and along the
|route have shown their appreciation of
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"our New Minister"

Scranton thcater goers will again see Derman
Thompson's "Our New Minister" at the T.yccum
Saturday matinee and night, when it comes back
for a return engagement. The almost phcnon
cnal success which greeted this new play on its
first recent visit will no doubt be duplicated at
the coming return engagement. 1t will be pre-.
scnted in every detail exactly as seen here hrst
only short time ago.
The liking for "Our New Minister has assur.
edly been kept warm, and will he manifested by
Scranton amusement lovers tomorrow when a
full house will no doubt he in attendance
Seats are now on sale Ethel Brooke Ferguson
will appear as Nance Ransom, the convict's
daughter.
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braska, will leave for their home We'd
nesday.
The many friends of Mr.. Charles
Gardner will be pleased to learn he is
so far recovered from his recent i'll
ness as to be able to be out to his
store Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Emma Travis and daughter Ma
bel are the guests of friends in North
Scranton.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. r. Gardner are
spending Il few days with friends in
Scranton and Forest City.
Rev. Lee, of the Methodist church,
exchanged pulpits with Rev. Cooper of
Dalton, last Sabbath.
Mrs. Kittie Gardner, of Scranton, is
visiting relatives in town.
Attorney Paul j. Sherwood, OF
Wilkes Barre, and Editor j. l.. Tiffany,
Of Nicholson, We're business visitors in
town on Tuesday.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago Feb. 81 .-Cattle-ReceptS 1900, in
cluding 100 Texans slow and l0c. lower; good
TO prime steers, sO,jOlI; poor to medium Sta
G,iO stockers and feeders, s3.25aj; rows Sl.2ia
5a5 hcfcrs $2 j0dj.5O Gamers, 81 25a2, %; bulls,
So 50a4 sos calves, - 50a6; Texas fed steers, $3.50
a5.75. Hogs-Receipts today, 10000; tomorrow,
5000; lett over 5000; ten cents lower; closed
active; mixed and butchers, sj.75a6lj; good 10
light, S56ja5 so; bulks Of sales, So s0l6l Sheep
Receipts 1900; sheep slow; shade lower;
lambs, 2jaiOc, lower for week; good TO choice
wetheIs, Si,G5a525; fair to choice mixed, S3,sOI
4.25; western sheep and yearlngs - Si2ja5.00; ma
tive lambs. 81 75aG5O; western lambs, S5,6ja6, 80;
official receipts CATTLE lj,S232; hogs, ago;
sheep, 247j3. Shippments-Cattle, 3,ijl; hogs,
N 15O, sheen. 75j
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THE MARKETS
Wall Street Review.

New York, Feb. 2I-The most active stocks in
today's market were among those rather better
known to the average speculator than those
which have occupied the greatest attention for
several days, but the obscure specalties still
had large part in the market, particularly in
the width oi their price movements. Some new
ones were brought forward into activity today
and were pushed smartly upward, and advances
continued in some others recently awakened into
activity. In the more important stocks there
was resumption Of Tuesdays rise in Brooklyn
Transit on buying attributed to inside interest,
but without explanation. Chesapeake and Ohio
and Norfolk and Western We're lifted the re-
ports Of the extraordinary demand Tor bitumin-
Gus coal. There was support from inside sources
for Missouri Pacific, hut the large liquidation
continued N that stock, supposed 10 be the rc.
suit of til" recent death OF large holder Anal.
gamated Copper and Tennessee Coal were active
hut irregular, but both OF these stocks ended
the dav unc hanged. The market rs a whole CON
tnuad sluggish and neglected. Tile dubious CON
ditOu in which the Northern Securities com
plly i, kept by tia pending litigation against
it and the uncertainties of the money outlook are
affairs. The consultations now going ON between
pany and the fuot that some of the banks are in.
curitos stod aS collateral accentuae this feeling.
Total sales today, 4l3.50O shares. Wabash de-
hcntue BS continued to oyershadow the hon
market, bur they lost most OF their gain in the
late Gcllmg'. Total sales par value, Si,Ijj0D.
United States rs advanced 4 per cent. on the
lIs. call.
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

the project by subscribing for phones.
about eighteen names are already on
the local circuit list.
Mr.. William Terry is visiting friends
in Ringhamton.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Kent returned to
their home in Boston after spending a
few weeks with relatives here.
Mrs. NJ Il. Weston and Miss Jennie
started this morning for Brooklyn, n
". where the latter will receive medi-
cal advice.
The funeral of Mrs. Il. G.. Rogers was
held at the NJ. II. church Saturday
afternoon, Rev. Roberts officiating.
Two farms belonging to the n. G.
Benjamin estate We're sold today. j
f.. Doran purchased the one near the
| village for S2,575. and l.. n. Benjamin
purchased the other for $1,72O.
| Miss Florence Packard, who has beer
| ILL is recovering
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Corse Payton Comedy Company.

On Monday afternoon the Corsc Payton Comedy
company. with a new lot of plays added to its
repertoire, with carload of special new scenery
for each production carrying all of its own fur.
nturc, bric-a.brac and properties, and with a
company selected by Mr.. Payton from the best
ranks of the profession. will begin week s
engagement at the Academy of Music. Monday,
presenting of the strongest plays OF modern
times. ".Iim the pcnman."
The people engaged by Mr.. Payton for his
comedy company this season are superior to
those of any he has heretofore had. and will be
headed by j. Frank Burke. leading man, and
the publc's favoritc leading lady, Miss Florence
Hamilton. Special matinee Monday. Curtain
rises at p M. sharp and p. M. in the even
i,p
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Chicago Grain and Produce Market.

Chicago, Feb. 27.--Corn strength was the dom
mating factor in grain speculation today and
working against depressing influences in other
pits, steadied wheat and oats and itself held firm
May wheat closed lsaAc. down, May corn lac
higher and May oats Il shade higher Provisions
closed 5a7iac. TO Zoe. higher. Cash quotations
were as follows: Flour-No. spring wheat, 7jc;
No. , red, slice; No. oats, iSAc.; No. white
451ac. No. white, iiai5lac, No. rye, asa
5Slac. fair to choice mailing barley, j9aG2c. No
! fax seed, s.G3; No, l northwestern, Sl.Gs
prime timothy seed, $3.50; mess pork Sl5,0ja
$50; lard, $0l7ha0 30; short ribs, 81, ,2Oas, +O
dry salred shoulders, 7l6a7hc,; short clear sides
IS GOas. 20; whskey, Sl,3l.
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The Hillman Company.

This company gave two more very credtable
performances to large audiences at the Academy
OF Music yesterday 9itclnoon and last night. 10.
night the new play 'l'rom the Farm TO the
White House. which tells a political story of
farm and Washington society life, will be seen
for the first time in this city.
saturday afternoon among the other new spe-
eialies introduced for the especial heneht OF the
school children, "Cinderela' will be shown by
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KEYSTONE ACADEMY.

Mr.. John r. Jones. deputy sheriff of
Scranton, was the guest of Mr.. Samuel
r. Lilly of the academy while in at
tendance at the Masonic banquet held
on Friday evening.
Miss Edna McCane, of Rush, Sus-
quehanna county, class of 1901, spent
the early part of the week at the acad-
emy on her way to New York city
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LEGAL

THE ANNUAL meeting OF the .storkhoders u lie
Lackawanna Iron and steel Company tor thG
election OF Directors and transaction OF such other
business as may properly come before the me1,
Room 800 Connell Building, IN the Guy OF Ser 81.
ION, PENNSYLVANIA, ON Wednesday, March ), 1902
at . O'Clock p M The polls will remain DpSn
for one hour. The transfer books will bc closed
on February - 1902. aud reopened ON March o.
1902. j, y. lllGGlNSON, secretary
Scranton Pa, February 20, 1872.
ESTATE OF Bridget CLARK, late OF the city oi
scranton, Lackawannna county, Pennsylvania,
deceased.
Letters testamentary upon the above estate hav-
ing been granted the undersigned, all persons haN
ing claims against the same will present them
for payment and those indebted there VII
please make immediate paynent 70 s 4 -
MRS. NARY FLYNN, AdminlshahiX
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Buffalo Live Stock Market.

East Buffalo, Feb. Caltle-Receipts. light;
quiet and steady; veals, common to good, SjL
75O; extra, IS. Hogs Receipts, Loo head; ac-
$50; mixed SG,S5l6,iO pigs Sj70l5.S0 loughs,
50. 4Ol5 %; atagy, Siai.jO, Sheep-Receipts 700
head; dull. l0alic lower for lambs sheep, steady
tops mixed. - i,9Ol5.2j; others, S32jdl So; weth'
els s. 2laj,5O; yearings, S5jOa),S0; top lambs,
81. iOu6 so; culs to good, SIa63j.
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FACTORYVILLE.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Factoryville, Feb. 26.--Mr. and Mrs
Fred Manchester, of Wilkes Barre
spent Sunday with relatives in town.
Mr.. Frank Dickson and his sister
Mrs. Grace Stapley, of Elmwood, Ne
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LIQUID Air Entertainment.

rrof. Foster, of Philadelphia. will give very
interesting lecture with startling experiments on
liquid air next Tuesday night at the Lyceum tho
atcr under the auspices OF the Brockway course.
The advance sale Of seats, which promises TO
be unusually large will open tomorrow morning
at o'clock. This lecture is given in place of
the lecture that was to have been delivered
by Ex-Governor Bob Taylor
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Wildriok; debate; singing, audience;
reading Eta Mostelier; singing,
league.
Edward Jones has accepted posi-
tion as shipping clerk for the Lawrence
colliery.
Miss Maud Beesecker, of this place,
is i'll in Scranton.
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the moving picture machine. Friday afternoon
the entire lower floor will he sold as reserved
seats at 90 cents each and every lady holding a
reserved seat check will be presented with one OF
the 600 boxes Of bon-bons to he given away upon
that occasion. Ono OF these boxes will contain
a nvc.doar gold piece.
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East Liberty Live Stock Market.

East Liberty, Feb 7,-Caule-Steady; choice,
81. .i0aG 80; prime, SG20a1.i0; good, Si,5llj 80,
Hogs Lower; prime heavy, SG.S5lG.40; best me.
diunls SB 3OaG,S5 heavy Workers, So. l5a25, light
do, s5.9Oa6 10; pigs. Sj.4Oaj.G0; roughs s5lG.
sheep SLOW and lower; best wethers, So. l0lj go;
culls and common s2aS,jO yedrlings, s5aj,s5;
veal calves, 81. .5Ol7.T5
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Oil Market.

OIL City, Feb. 27-Crodit balances llj; ccrtiG.
Gates, no bid; shipments, Gi,310 barrels; aver.
age. Hll2 barrels; runs, lll,6ls barrels; aver
age, O9,li2 barrels
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Proposals.


PROPOSALS will be received by the undersigned
for the ianorship OF the Simpson Methodist
Episcopal church IRON February y TO April l.
inclusive. John +. Randolph, 500 south Hyde
Park avenue,
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dr. Wheeler Got Rid of His Rheu-
matism.

During the winter of 1898 1 was 50
Iame in my joints, in fact all over my
|body, that could hardly hobbIe
|round, when / bought a bottle of
|chamberain's Pain Balm. From the
FIRST application l began to get we'll
|hnd was cured and have worked
Steadily all the year."-R Wheeler,
INorthwood, n. Y. For sale by all drug
lists.
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Beautiful Bust Guaranteed.

~~--.~-~-~---~~>-~~s-~ ~~'-- --~~~I-~-@T
SAFE, SURE, Permanent, Cdll and in'''Hga!
Chronological Parlors, 3l2 WasbiRgtpns aS
nue., Agent for Chloride OF Silver Dfy' Cell Ba
teries and Memo Corsets. |.
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Furnished Rooms.

FOR RENr-One furnished room, with improve
ments; also one on third tioor, cheap. 027
Adams avenue.
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Recruits Wanted.

>~>~~r>~>>o~rrN>~~~>r> >>~N><>rS>>>N"SS>NN>N
WANTED FOR U. S. ARMf-Abic bodied un'
married men between the ages OF u and 30;
citizens OF the United States OF good character
and temperate habits, who can speak, read and
write English. Fer information apply to Recruit
ing Office, No. l25 Wyoming avenue, Scranton.
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Help Wanted-Male.

CANNASSERS WANTED TO solicit subscriptions
for The Tribune: liberal commissions al
lowed; only active men desired: those with eX.
pericnce preferred. Apply at Business Managers
office, Scranton Tribune.
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Real Estate.
Rheumatism.

RIIEu EuMATIsN-Ail parties that wish can hs
speedily and permanently cured of all va
rieties of Rheumatism by vegetable COMPOUND.
Cures guaranteed, Inquire or address J'2E. lay
lor, scranton. fila. .... Y.a'ff y
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FOR RENT-Beautiful and enlarged offices in
the PAUL. building. Inquire OF Hamilton
room 306.
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Auction.

CARPETS, oil cloths and lnoleums sold every
day O'Clock sharp. 5OS Lackawanna avenue.
See auctions.
AUCTION today and every day until sold out, six
carloads PAN American exposition furniture
and linen. consisting of tables, iron and brass
cts, pillows, counterpanes, pillow cases, towels,
etc; large quantity carpets and lace curtains,
Carpets sold every day O'Clock sharp at sos
Lackawanna avenue. Cummings Bros, Auc'
tioneers.
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Wanted-To Rent.

WANTED-April by family of three adults, four
or five rooms unfinished, including heat.
Box 80, city.
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The TRIBUNE'S "WANT" DIRECTORY.
q Lines 10 Cents
More Than -Four Lives, 3 Cents for Each Extra Lin:


FOR RENT I'nfurnished rooms for light house
keeping heat, gas, bath for family without
children. Possession Immediately. 32) Jefferson