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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1902-11-21

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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-01-28
AVOCA.

The Ancient Order of Hibernians So
Getty have wisely decided to postpone
their fair until Easter week.
Miss Jennie Newin is visiting friends
in Hazleton.
The ladies of the Methodist Episcopal
church will hold their annual supper
or Feb. II.
d. G. Morton is doing business in
New York city.
There will be "A meeting of the prop
erty holders in O'Malleys hall this
evening at 7.3O o'clock to hear the re-
port of committees who have taken the
appeal against the $4,000 marshal. All
who are are Interested in the welfare
of the borough should be present
The revolver found on the wounded
burglar, now lying in Pittston hospital,
was Identified as the property of John
Nealis, who was also robbed on
Thanksgiving night.
Evangelistic services, conducted by
Rev. James Leishman, will be held
every night this week in Langcilffe
Presbyterian church. There will also
be meeting for prayer every after
noon at 3 o'clock, at the home of Miss
Mary Hastie.
AT the Democratic primaries on the
West Side Saturday afternoon, Frank
O'Boyle was nominated for council;
John Clifford, school director, and Pat
rick McTIale, constable.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-01-28
FOREST CITY.

Special to the Scranton Tribune
Forest City, Gan. 21.--A. j. Lowrie is
visiting in Port Jervis.
George Harris who has been work.
ing for Oliver Jones, at the Welsh set
tlement, for several years, has returned
to his home here.
A-number of the Forest City public
school teachers enjoyed Il sleghride to
Pleasant Mount, Saturday.
William c. follinshed. of New York
city, is visiting his parents, Rev. and
Mrs. w. Hollinshed. The young man is
a trained nurse and recently obtained
a great deal of notice by saving several
people in big city fire.
The "Maritana" cast and chorus held
their weekly rehearsal in the opera
house this evening. The opera is a
magnificent musical creation. 1t is re-
plete with catchy solos and choruses
The cast is we'll selected, and Miss
Hacker, who takes the leading part,
seems unusually well suited to the
work. Our people will find in the opera
"a rare musical treat.
r. A. Randall. who has been em-
ployed in j. L. Morgan e. Co.'S store
for years, this morning severed his re-
latiOns with that firm. He has Dur-
chased a half interest in the Forest
City laundry and will enter on his new
work at once.
Special religious services have been
held in the Methodist church the past
three weeks. A great deal of interest
has been manifested.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-01-28
New York Grain and Produce Market

New York. Jan. 27.-Flour-Inhuenced by the
grain break today, flour was weak and shade
lower: Minn, patent, Sl,s0I4l0; Minn, bakers
S2,O5a33O Wheat-Spot easy; No. 2 red, s6aa
/. o. b. ahoat, and SS3sc, clevator No. l north
ern Duluth, Sjisc /. o. b. aioat. Options opened
weak and became lc, lower, but later gave place
to rally. The close was unsettled at Sc net
decline. March closed Sic, May, s3asc.; July,
sSiic. Corn--spot quieti No. 2, Gdc. elevator,
and 67c. /. o, b. ahoat, At first little higher,
but soon collapsed under extensive liquidation,
from which it later rallied with wheat closing
unsettled and lc, net lower, May closed 05Iac,; ;
July, 0jAc. oats-SpOt weaker; No. ,, iSc. /;
No. 3, 47c.; No . white, I9c. No. 8 white,
4sc.; track mixed western iSlac,; track white,
iSa55c. Excited western selling dcmor0lizcd the
oats market for time today but with the late
wheat and earn rallies prices improved Butter
Firmeri creamery. l0a25c,; factory, f3al7c,
June creamery lja2lc,; imitation creamery lia
lsIac; state dairy, lia23c. Cheese-Market
frmi state full cream, small, early made, fancy
colored, llAall&c; state full cream, large,
early made, fancy white, llAalll2c.; large, early
made, fancy, lOsic,; small, early made, white,
0hc. Eggs-Firm state and Penna., 2sa90u.
western, Csc; southern, 27c.
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plosion at Ithaca were brought here
for interment on Saturday.
The Lehigh Valley company is having
three of it's passenger coaches fitted at
Sayre for an emergency hotel" to be
used when the crews are out on duty.
One of the cars is the kitchen and din.
ing room, where forty men can be fed
at one time. The other cars are pro-
vided with berths for seventy-two per-
sons, the hotel crew having bunls over
head in the dining car. With such an
equipment, PIG people can be worked in
eight-hour shifts and properly taken
care Of
At Il meeting of the Barclay Railroad
company, held in Philadelphia, it was
decided to ask for bids for repairing
their tracks and roadbed between Mon
roeton and Foot of Plane which We're
damaged to Il great extent in the food
of December IA.
Nelson b. Cox, of Laporte, was shot
in the leg by Il foreigner, while walk
ing between Bernice and Mildred. Last
report gives no arrests. although off,
GERS are investigating the case. AS is
usual with the miners, a spree was be-
ing had by drinking and shooting care
lessly and promiscuously. Several balls
passed close to Mr.. Cox before he was
struck, when one went through his left
leg. Mr. Cox was a candidate for sheriff
of sullivan county last fall
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-01-28
BRADFORD COUNTY.
cial to the Scranton Tribune.

Special TO the Scranton Tribune.
Towanda, Jan. 27-The Catholic fair
will be continued from next Wednes-
day until Saturday night. The decor
ations in the cnmmodious school hall
are very fine and the exhibits, which
are many, are bringing good results
from the subscription books. Contest
ants for the diamond ring and gold
watch will no doubt bring large sum.
Traffic has again been resumed direct
ON the Bowman's Creek branch of the
Lehigh Valley, For the balance of last
week. after the breaking down of the
bridge at Monroeton, passengers were
compelled to go across foot bridge to
and from their regular train for spe-
clal' which went that far.
r. a. Strong, a Wyalusing banker,
has purchased the iced block at Sayre,
a valuable property.
Miles Hoadley, proprietor of the
Hoadley house at Waverly. has filed a
petition i'm bankruptcy. His assets are
reported to be S. 400. and liabilities
s11 900.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Woodin. OF
Sayles, this county, celebrated their
sixtieth wedding anniversary last week.
William Reeder. the Dushore coun-
terfeiter had a hearing before United
States Commissioner Mix, ana was held
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-01-28
EACTORYVILLE.
slal to the stranton rrlbunc.


FactoryvilIe, Jan. 27.--Rev. and Mrs
Caterer, of Dalton, held religious SER
vices last Friday afternoon at the home
of Mrs Lula Robinson. of this place.
Mrs L. Edward Ace, of East Lemon
spent Saturday Here with Miss Blanche
Stark.
i, T. Proper and family, Of Nichol-
son, We're guests at the home of ID. c.
Proper on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Boyd. of Scran-
ton, spent Sunday at the home of Mr.
Boyd's mother.
The union temperance services that
We're to be held at the Baptist church
last Sunday, was postponed on account
of the special services being held there
by Rev. c. r. Smith. the pastor of the
church
AT the Republican caucus held here
last Saturday afternoon. the following
candidates We're nominated: Council
men, Byron Carpenter and Rufus Lind
ley; judge of election, s. c. Reynolds;
inspector of election, Sherry Taylor;
poormaster, c. Is. Sprague constable.
r. III. Reynolds; school directors. Il. S.
Kinds and w. w. Bard.
V. r. Gardner is doing jury duty this
week as petit juror.
ErvinG l. Biddeman has so far re-
covered from his attack of tonsilitls
that he is again mt his post with Bliss
& Hunt.
Albert Smith. Of Scranton. will lee
ture to the students at Keystone acud-
envy next Friday night
a couple of fruit tree agents have
been in town and vicinity for some time
past, taking orders especially for the
Missing Link" apple trees. b. NJ.
Stone alleges that the agents are not
able TO furnish the genuine.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-01-28
HONESDALE.
specInl 10 the scranton TtIhune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Honesdale. Jan. 27.--Much satisfac-
tion Is expressed in Honesdole over the
large vote by which George II, Whit
ney was elected as major of the First
battalion, Thirteenth regiment, on Sat-
urdnv.
Auditor General u. y. Hardenbergh
was in attendance at the meeting of
the Republican county committee, at
the Allen house, OH Saturday after
noon
The following were placed in noml-
nation at the borough Republican cau-
Gus Saturday evening: For town coun-
ell, w. G. Blnknely, Il. IL. Bauman,
John Lyons: school directors, A. T..
Searles. r. H. Brown auditor. A. c.
Lindsay: Judge of election, n. B. Spen-
Ger; inspector. Frank Carey; constable,
C. j. Brown; high constable. j. Drum.
The Delaware and Hudson company
are filling their Honesdale ice house
with ice taken from Keene's lake.
Myron Dodge, who went to Boston
recently, is now employed in the Queen
Quality shoe factory at that place.
Mrs. Crowell, of Newark, is a guest
at the Stanton residence, on Third
street.
John Bryant and family have moved
from the Durland block into their re-
Gently purchased residence on East
street.
No sore on her arm does appear
From the painful vaccination;
With trembling she moves about in fear
OF revealing the exact location
Thomas Trescott had the misfortune
TO slip on the ice, while crossing the
street, and fracture the bones in his
leg, near the ankle, Saturday evening.
The other day Il very small boy, who
}had seen but few summers. entered a
Doctors office, on Front street, and
asked to be vaccinated. The doctor
performed the operation to the satis-
faction of the lad. He then drew from
his pocket one cent which he handed to
the doctor, who, to even up matters,
gave the lad two cents change, and
sent him on his way rejoicing.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-01-28
Sousa Tonight.

This will he the only opportunity OF hearing
sousa in or near Scranton this season. The band
has been in such great demand that every date
is hlled, carrying this famous organization all
over the United States and Canada.
There never was chance to hear the March
King at the prices now offered, and il vii! he
a great surprise ii the big ainory is not filled
at both performances. The first one thousand
ladies at both matinee and night performances
receive Il fine souvenir from the management.
The school children love to hear Sousa, so it
has been arranged to open The matinee at $50
instead OF the usual hour On the occasion OF
the last concert, the steam heat broke down aud
as a consequence the aimory cold. Precau.
tlons have been taken to have no such untol-
tunate occurrence at this time. The educational
value OF SolIsa concert is not to b. over
estimated. Al Buffalo last summer the children
were among the most eager listeners at those
twilight concerts when Sou7a'S band began the
programme with "Nearer Ny God TO Thee" and
the lights came on softly like fairyand,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-01-28
STAGE NOTES.

Weber Il Fields have given up their proposed
trip to Mexico.
way Down East company will shortly sail
nom san Francisco Tor Australia.
"Gulliyer's Travels has been adapted to stage
purposes by George Grosmith ir.
three'act opera, entitled "The Gibson Girl I"
Is among the possibilities ior next season.
music hall patterned after Weber & Fields,
will he started in san Francisco March l.
When Elsie DE Wolfe reopens her engagement
in New York it will be under her own manage.
ment
Charles Frohman estimates Clyde Fitch's in,
come nom his different plays this season will loot
up fully S2j0,OOO
dramatisation OF Mark Twaiu's tom sawyer
has been completed by Paul Kester and is nov
in the hands OF Charles FrOhman.
Marie Dressler will Try starring once again next
season. George Hobart and \. u. Sloane are
writing musical comedy for her
Helen Redmond, prominent with Frank Daniels
aid other companies, will star in new musical
comedy, "Her llighness," next season
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-01-28
Chicago Grain and Produce Market

Chicago, Jan, 9T,--All pits on the board OF
trade went wild today 4 stampede in May oats
forcing liquidation in all markets pressed prices
downward in a paicky fashion, an dwithin half
an hour from the opening May out, had dropped
5is, May white, l9s, and May corn, lsIc, Pro.
visions also were sore hit. Good support and
heavy short covering brought bacH some CONT.
dence, however, and the close SAW 4 ne toss IN
May oats OF only lAalMc.; May wheat, Sc, and
May com, 94c. Provisions closed 10 10 57lac.
lower. Cash quotations were as follows;
FlouI--Easy; No. 3 spring wheat, 72a1lc.; No.
? red S2&c.; No, 3 oats, i2i3al3c,; No white,
faii TO choice mailing barley, 59aG9lac.; NH /
haNseed ~ .66l5; No. / northwestern, 81 7Ola /:
prime timothy seed, 81. +0aG.45 mess pork, $500
alhI0; lard, 50 22laa9.2j; short ribs, s. l5is sos
dry salted shoulders, llsa7Ac.; short clear sides
S. 70as. so; whiskcy, sl32
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

TO the United States court. He was
taken to Scranton Jail by Secret Service
officer NJ. +. Griffin, who attended the
hearing.
George NJ. Decker, the ex-county
commissioner, is now superintendent OF
Pier 40, North river at New York city,
for a West india Steamship company
Charles Kisner, of Towanda, was
awarded u contract for erecting a rail-
road station at Spencer, N. Y.
A First National bank, which has
been organized at LeRaysville, will be
opened about July next. The officers
and directors are: President. @. N.
Johnson; ce-president, r. II. Wood
ruff; cashier. j. +. Haigh: clerk,
Charles Miller; directors, r. IL. Wood
ruff, j. p. Bosworth, @. N. Johnson. j.
V. Keeler, Charles Miller. II. $. Elsbee,
e. NJ Wheaton, c. w. Slocum, NJ w.
Pendleton.
The remains of r. Ware, an cleo
trician, who met death in II boiler ex-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-01-28
PHILADELPHIA Grain and Produce.

Philadelphia, Jan. a7.--Wheat-1sc. lower;
contract grade Jan, s3aS3hc. Con--isc. low
er; No. . mixed, jan, C3laaGlc Oats-le.
lower; No. white clipped, j2hc. Flour--Dull
and weak; winter superior, s2,dja2.00 do. en-
tras, $2.0Oa3.lj ponna. roller clear, $.i25a3.i5;
do. do> straight, S35Oa3.7O; western winter clear,
S3.3Oa3.55 do. do straight, SS.GOa3,SO; do. do.
patent S3.s5ai; spring clear, $3lja3,35; do.
straight, s3.55a3, ,SO do. patent, $3s5ai; do.
favorite brands Si.loa4.25: city mills extra 500
a3,15; do. clear f3.40a3G5: do. straight, $3G5a
$50; do. patent, SS.s5ai,a5 Rye flour, $3$Oa
$40 per barrel, as TO quality. Buckwheat flour,
s.. 2.2oaa.3o per 30 pounds as to, quality and
quantity Buttcr-Firm, laalc. higher; extra
western creamery .5Isc.; do, nearby prints,
2sc. Eggs-Fim; good demand; fresh nearby,
zoe; do, WESTERN 2dc. do, southwestern, adc,;
do. southern, -. ChcCse--Quiet, but firm y.
y. full creams, fancy small, llAc. do do. do,
fair to choice, 0lsallc, Refined sugars--Quiet.
Coton-Unchanged. Tallow-Steady; city prime
in tierces, 6Ssc; country do. do, barrels, Gi4u
G2sc.; do. dark do, 5aia6c; cakes, Ga4c Live
poultry-Quiet, but steady; fowls, 10al0iac.; old
roosters, &C.; chickens 0alOc.; ducks, l2al3c;
geese, Haze; turkeys, l0allc. Dressed poultry
Firm and demand moderate; fowls, choice,
llc, do. fair To good, l0alOl2c.; old rooster6,
7a7iac.; chickens, nearby, 1lal3c,; western do,
0ll2i2c.; turkeys, nearby choice TO fancy, liza
l6c, western do, l3alic. fair 10 good, l0l
I2c, ducks, nearby, lSal5c,; western do, la
he, geese, 0allC.
Reccpts--Flour, 1000 barrels and 80, 900 lbs.
in sacks; wheat, 5000 bushels; corn, II, ,OOO;
oats, 1900. SlipmentsWheat, 100 bushels;
corn, 400; oats. 5000.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-01-28
Robie's Knickerbockers at Star.

The seating capacity at the Star thcater was
not sufficient to accommodate the audiences that
assembled yesterday afternoon and evening 10
witnes' the performances given by Louis Robie 5
knickelbockers Although two seasons have passed
since Mr.. Robic has visited Scranton, the excel
lcnce OF his former attractions seems To have
been sufficient guarantee that the show would be
up to date. Those who attended the star yestcr.
day were not disappointed as the company is one
of the best that has appeared here under his
management. The opening and closing burlesques
are marked for beautiful faces, brilliant costumes
and handsome stage settings. The specillties are
ior the greater original and amusing, and tie
artists OF the olio include Hilton Brothers, ecccn
tric iugglers; Lewis and Green, character imper.
sonatois; the Simpsons, musical aitiss Joe and
Nellie Doner, in laughable vaudeville sketch
entitled 'An Escaped Iunatc," and Jack Gar.
oncr, who sings coon songs in his own peculiar
way. The knickerbockeH will be at the Star to-
day and tomorrow afternoon and evening.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-01-28
Colorado" Coming.

Charles Frohman will produce at the Lyeeum
thealer on Tuesday evening next, a new play,
entitled Colorado" which has just concluded
a highly successful run at Wallack's theatcr, New
York. Besides presenting scenes and people typi-
cal OF the Rocky Mountain state, 1t is said "Colo
iado" will disclose several dramatic situations
entirely new and novel.
The production will he the same as in New
York, as will he the east, which includes Wilton
I.ackaye, Francis Carlyle, Maude Hoffman, John
W. Albaush, ir,, j. NJ, Colyille, Violet Rand,
Jean Newcombe, Henry Hall, Lewis Eagan Frank
Donovan, William ii. James, Horace Lewis Her.
bert Pollard, Rose Cooke Christine blessing,
Fredclicl: Morris, Clement Kirby, IIearn Collins,
Frank Kemble, William 4, Simpson, Lawrence
Sheehan Francis Conlan, Morris Frank, Harry
Gibson David Higgins, Thomas Lambson,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-01-28
LAKE ARIEL.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune,
Lake Ariel, Jan. 27,-Rev. C. NJ. Bell
preached very interesting sermon on
Sunday evening to a large congrega-
ton Text, Hebrews 1919.
The Republicans held their caucus for
nominating township officers. fhe fol-
lowing were nominated: Inspector,
William Swingle; supervisors, James
Black, George Headley; school direc-
tors, j. f, McFarlhn, w II. Shalrer;
constable, o, l.. Policy; town clerk,
Curtis Jones; treasurer, j. w. Sander
cock; overseer of poor. H. w. Policy;
committee, p. T. Howe, f. e. Bortree.
The heavy fan of rain during Sunday
night spoiled the sleighing in this sec
tion and the roads now are very icy.
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A Trlp to oalifornia OF Florida.

Those contemplating such trip need
but TO cali on the local ticket agent OF
the Lackawanna railroad and he win
arrange every detail, including trans
portation, berths, reservations and
checking of baggage through TO desti-
nation; also will furnish rates, folders,
descriptive literature and any other in
formation desired on the subject.
Through sleepers and day coaches to
Chicago. Only one change of cars to
California. -
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who contemplutes erecting fine SUM
mer residence on the hill, not far from
the present residence. There is no more
slightly place fos dwelling In this
vicinity. Other Scranton parties are
also looking for places to build.
Rev. Mr.. Godshall who has been
confined to the house for several days
from the effects of vaccination, Is able
to be about again,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-01-28
"Knobs o. Tennessee

The Garner Stock company opened wccN's
engagement at the Academy OF Music last night
IN 'Thc Knobs o. Tennessee" to packed
house. The play was presented in a very sais'
factory style and the audience attcsted approval
by their applause. The leading parts were cf.
fectivcly sustained L. s. Mckee was an ideal
Ioe Preston, and the Mrs. Preston of Nellie
Manning reflected great credit upon that lady.
Mary Asq,iith sustained the role OF Madeline in
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-01-28

very crctlitab!e manner. Arthur Blackaller, as
Jerry, ard Harry J.. Webb were thoroughly at
home IN their respective parts.
The spccatios very much above the
average. Performances will be given each after.
noon and evening during the week. At the matt.
nee this afternoon, '''rhc Black Flag" will be
the bill and tonight THE Man of Mystery
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To the South via New Jersey Central

The New JERSEY Central railroad is
the only line offering Pullman service
to winter resorts in the South and the
Charleston exposition, with but one
change of cars.
Lowest rates and quickest time, Pull
man reservations secured and baggage
checked Through. Inquire Of j. s.
Swisher, district passenger agent, 6O2
West Lackawanna avenue, Scranton. %
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LEGAL l..

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stockholders OF
The Lackawama Trust and Safe Deposit Com
pany ior the election OF directors to serve Tor tho
ensuing year. will he held at the office OF the
company, 40l Lackaw0nna avenue Scranton, Pa,
on Monday February ,, 1902. between the hours
OF three and four O'Clock p. M.
HENRY BELlN, JR, Secretary.
ESTATi! of Il. ID. Stevens. late of the Borough Of
Dunmore LJCkawanna county, Pennsylvania.
deceased.
Letters tcstamenaly upon the above estate paw
ing been granted TO the Undersigned all persons
having claims against the same will present them
for payment and those indebted thereto will
please make immediate payment to
DAN POWELL, Administrator.
Corner uf Grove and Blakely Streets,
DunmUTe, Pa.
WILLARD, WARREN 4 KNAPP,
Attorneys for Estate,
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Scranton Wholesale Market
STOCKS.

Corrected by II. G. Dale, y I.ackawanna Ave.)
Flour-l.G CO.
Beans-&2.j0.
Butter--Fresh creamery, 2ic. June creamery,
23lac.; dairy creamery, DE.
Checse-lli4 i4al2c.
Eggs-Ncarby, SIC: fancy storage, 2lc.
Peas-Per bushel, $l.j0.
Potatocs-Pcr bushe. Sjc
OnioMs-Per bushel, SLIGO.
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East Liberty Live Stock Market.

East Liberty, Jan. 27.--Cuttle-Steady: choice,
Sj,jOlj.7O; prime, $j9OaG.aj; good, Sjj0a5 -.
llogslligher; prime heaviCs, SG.6OlB. .G5;
hest mediums, So ija6,5j; heavy workers 49, 8Oi
GS5i light yorkers, sGlOaG,25; pigs, 50, 7ja5. sOi
roughs, S5aG.
sheep-Sow and lower; best wethcrs,- S. i0l
I.6j; culls and common. 81. .50l2,25; yrarings
S3ai So; veal calves, $7a75O
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Real Estate.
Money to Lnan.


ANY AMOUNT or MONEY 10 LoAN--Quiok,
straight loans or Building ard Loan At
from to @ per cent Gall ON y. Y. Maihe,
81 1915 Council building
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Theatrical.
ToDAY,s ATTRACTIONS.

NEW ARMoRY--sousa's Band. Afternoon and
night
ACADEMY-Camcr Stock company. Afternoon
and night
STAR-Robe's Knekerbockcrs. Afternoon and
night