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mf40Jr 8 THE SCT?ANTON TRIBUKJU3 MONDAY MOU-NUJNU, DEOKWBER . 38!)T. When Looking For the Best Ua tn t ho moit reliable. l.arKCt nnortinent; lowest prlcca In Unit- CooiK S'o inuko WIGS, SWITCHES, BANGS, PUFFS, WAVES, ETC. Sutiiuctloii uunrantco.l In LudloV unci UuntN' Vljr, for street wear. Wo liava llio lending Tonics, Bleaches, Rouges and Powders. Amk to fee the Meal Hair llrush, genuine Mhcrlnn Iirlstlo nlr cushioned. Children' Jluir Culling rccclvc our special attontlon. 317 Lackawanna Ave. HI DISCARD ! III! Of course you liavc heirlooms in form of OKI Furniture, and then, perhaps, your modern fur. nishings are a bit worn: Why not have them toned up restored? ReUpholstering Is a special line of work with us. We do it well and we do it for as little as possible. We have all the new and desirable coverings. f Carpels, Draperies, Wall Papers. SCRANTON. PITTSTON. WEDDING IN TURKEY. An Aiiicricnn .llurriuco Ceremony, as It Appears to the Turkish ltoporter. Uolow is given an account ot the innrrlane of an American eonple which occurred recently at Anlelh, Mount .Lebanon, Syria, viewed from the stand jinlnt of the Turkish reporter, who seems to have heen favorably Im pressed wllli the American wcddlnir ceremony. The liride, .Miss Ethel Hyde .lessup, Is the daUBhter of the well known lnlsslonaiy, Hev. Dr. 31. H. Jes up, of Uelrtlt, a id Is niece of JuiIru .lessup and G. A. Jessup, of tills city. The following Is a translation of the account of the weddlntr, which ap peared In a Turkish new.vpaper, and was printed in the Montrose Republi can of Saturday. The fasclna.tlon which the. Turkish reporter has thrown about Ills story Indicates that the K'-nlus that Immortalized the "Arabian Nights" has not been entirely extin iuil."hcil in the Arab story teller of to day: Anli In, September SI, bl'7. .My Lord tile Keillor; It was my s-ood fortune two days since to attend the mar. i'i.iko ceremony In the home of li is ex- Honey, Hev. l,r. Henry Jesfcun. ;ln American, hi the villas, ot Anlelh. It ns conducted with Kieru brilliancy, beauty and perfect order combining all thii featutcs of dellK'lit and politeness. 'For perfect quiet and ptace prcwilled eluiliiff the entire ceremony, a fact which i regarded ns the clearest lti.lIcu.tlon of the high degree of civilization, dignity and perfection which the. American peo ple have attained in all their underialt iiiKf. The two bildes (bride and groom) were Dr. I'rank .Moote, olio of the teachers of the American college, and Miss i:thel, llm daughter of his exeelli ncy, the Hex. .1. ssup mentioned above. At 1 o'clock on Thursday afternoon the Invited guests began to assemble In companies In differ. nt part of He lint and Lebation in the M'arlous sides ot the domicile of the bride's family. And as moh ns a lady entered tliu house there advanced to meet in r one of the young men appointed ov-r tlio oiluo of rectptioti, who led her to a t-' at under one of the arboieal canopies of living sreen or under one of tb awn. it.Ks spread out In the pleasuic gurd'-us v. blPli encompass this bcuutlful house, is'ow, when the company of Invited guests was comolctc, consisting of gentlemen and ladlen, as w c-11 of children, who voro Pko living ilowcrs truiixflgvred anion-,' the garden, behold there tame suddenly the sounds of delicious music like tile warbling of bulbuls (ulKhtlnp.iIes), rising at Hist with gentle cueleuco liom thi ie cesses of the shady paint, overspread Willi carpets, then hwclllntf more and moro distinctly by degrees., until taere appenred, like the rising of the sun, from among I ho winding paths, six vir gins clad In white raiment and bearing branches of the tubo lot-e crowned with their while fragrant blossoms, the .-ry hymnols of purity. They conliniif d stng Ini; tho cong of welcome to the bride groom until they irachcd the area in wlilch was erected a bower of greens and j uses and wild Jessamine, under whoso Inine hung th muirlago bell, eonstruct- 1 of green leaves anil white Ilowcrs. There lollowed them a company of ladies nd gentlemen In pairs, surrounding the bridegroom, who was led by the brother ot the bride. Next followed the maids of honor bearing bouquet? of flowers be lore the bride, who walked with Mow step, leaning upon Hie nrm of her noble father. Sho was arrayed In a robe of blight and pure white satin and on her land was a crown of orange blossoms and on her countenance were portrayed the lineaments of gentleness, dignity and nindeMy. veiled with a diaphanous (or delicate) veil of purist tulle. And when they reached the green bow. or, tho bride, took her position by the plde of her bridegroom, cuili one taking the hand of the other. Then the Hev. l)r. Siu.iuil Jessup be gan by reading the marriage servl. e in a clear, distinct vein. Then the f.ith, r of tho brlilo united with him In the ere. mony In a manner profound)) Imprcsilvc .And what added sol. nmii) and iligiviy Ik this marrbige rvlec was Hie fa -t that all present were manning linurhm Wc have just put on sale a iuw prices and compare them with any Rest Heavy Cotlon Carpet Iteril llei.vv llnliii Ctrtt OR,. . .mtie ilxtru Heavy Union t'urpet ...'dT'-iD We have some choice lots of at 5c, (Ic. and 8c, per roll. J. SCOTT INGLIS. 419 LACKA. AVE Carpets, Oil Cloths, Window Shades uivJ Dritporlut. Clialra and Tables, Intently r.ntl with perfect Mlrnco to this delightful scrvlco of prayer, assembled as 11 wero In a tcmplo Illuminated vlth tho golden rayse of the sun from the depths of the blue dome of heaven. After tho benediction upon the two brides all the assembled company came forward to congratulate thorn upon their auspicious marriage, while they received nil with smile?, affability and courtesy. And when the marriage ceremony was over tho two bride nilvnuced before the Invited gucMs, passing under triumphal arches of buy leaves, pnlm branches and tubu tosrs to nn npartmcut brilliantly decornted, where were arranged tables rf food and sweets of various kinds and of surpassing excellence. And when the guests were through with partaking ot tho fiMid and the cooling chinks, the knot of the assemblage was dissolved and nil separated congratulating the bride's fu-n-lly for alt their courtesy and generous hospitality towards them, nncl wishing the two brides the perfection of happi ness, comfort and prosperity. JURORS FOR JANUARY TERM. Drnun by the Sherlir und Jurv Com nilicnor Sntimliiv. On Saturday .Sheriff demons nnd Jury Commissioners Mntthews nnd Mnnnlnn drew the following jurors: GUANO .IUUY-MONDAY, JAN. 3. Jacob Shaffer, laborer, Scrnnton. Albert Clneiis, druggist, Scranton. Win. J. Urockenshlre, teamster, Spring II rook. John H. Warner. Inboter, Scrnnton. Ihnoiy Hodney, farmer, Spring Hrook. Arthur Do Oraw. conductor, Scranton, 11. J. Daniels, laborer, Scranton. IteuJ. Burnett, conductor, Scrunton. Win. Slmms, enrpenter. Dnlton. A. V. Hodge, gentleman, Scrnnton, I'rank Kennedy, farmer, Scott. W. K. l'crry. merchant, Scranton. W. V. Inglls. clerk, Scranton. Hd. I., llertlne, cabinetmaker, Scranton. (leo. obeidorfer. foreinnn, Scrnnton. Albert Jones, farmer. Spring Hrook. Charles Orosvenor. farmer. Scott. John Finch, teamster, Carbondale. John Taylor, farmer, Scott, (leo. Hvans.. yeoman. Hearing Hrook. A. W. i'entleost. Inspector, Illakely. Thomas i:. Lewis, blacksmith, Scranton. John C. Williams, car repairer, Scrnnton. Hichard K. Mathew, miner, Hlnkely. PKT1T JFHOHS-MONDAY, JAN. SI. Marshal Keller, hnrnessmnker. Scranton. Henry Hutler, agent, Scranton, Frank I.nrkln, driver boss, Cnrboudale. Patrick Hvan, imichlnlst. Scranton. S. A. Wilcox, liveryman, lllmliurs-t. Conrad Mnrkln. teamster, Scranton, Daniel Finucgan. laboier, Scranton. F'lirv Sehultz, laborer. Scranton. Steward W. Hlefford. engineer, Scranton. Samuel rrosser, miner. Hlakely. Wallace Hell, farmer, C.reenllcld. C. K, Hlchards, doctor. IJnnsoin. John It. Cook, miner. Hlakely. II. 1). Cox. engineer. Scranton. Robert Wlneshlp, yocmnn. Covington. Jesse H. Syder. bookkeeper, Klmhurst. Kdwnrd Kelly, laboier, Carbondale. James S. Kvans, miner. Taylor. Ilcnjnmin Cuslck, hotelkeeper, Scranton. James Winslon. miner, Olyplinnt. Thomas Casey, agent, Carbondale. Walter filles, lumber dealer, Carbondale. S. J. Cook, farmer. Scott. I.uke Hums, barber. Scranton. John Kase. yoeman, Scranton. Kdwurd Rarrett, miner, Scrnnton, II. I. Hopewell, painter. Scranton. Charles Watson, salesman. Waverly. Sidney S. Jay, woodworker. Sciauton. C. K. Dolpli. coal dealer. Scranton. W. S. Council, farmer. Newton. Thomas Hailstone, miner, Moosle'. Alex McDonnell, foreman. Carbondale'. Hubert Downs, laborer. Scranton. Miles Wren, laborer. Scranton, Jacob Waltz, car builder, Scranton. Price Thomas, clerk. Scranton. Joseph I,. Davis, assistant foreman. Oly pliant. Charles Rlosslni. bollermaker. Scranton. William Drelcher, button maker, Scran ton. M. J. McAiulriw, miner. Arehbald. Allien V. Hunt, bookkeeper. Scrnnton. Kvan It. Reese, merchant. Carbondale. Kinist Thlels, teacher, Scranton. 1'etcr Lynch, clerk, Caibondale, A. D. Sheldon, agent. Scranton. I'eter J. Morel, florist. Scranton. Richard Reese, miner, Archbald. Charles K. House, reporter, Scranton, H'lriek Hurdick. miner. JermMi. Martin Moouey, agent, Carbondale. August Sehleeii, (.tone cutter, Scranton, (ieorgo I.owry, grocer, Scranton. Hurl Seamans, farmer. I-al'lume. Arthur Close, stenographer. Duumore. Warren Shlffer, driver, Scranton. Jacob K. Newhart, miller, Scrnnton. Christ Muscat, gardener, Scranton. W. 11. Ilngeii. merchant. Scranton. pi-:tit jrnoRS, Fm. 7. l'atrlcl; Holund, miner, Carbondale. James Keegan. laborer, Scranton. Charles Wiggins, barber. Scranton. John W. Iturke, supei visor, Carbondale'. I'rank A. licne, upholsterer. Scranton. W. J. Smith, watchman, Carbondale. Kdgnr Shlek, stone mason, South Ah inglou. W. A. Mulley. cleik. Scranton. John Mellale. pollccmun. CarliondnTe. Chas. .M. DeLong, traveler, Scranton, Henry Grathan, tlremun, (ereen Ridge. Michael I.angan, mill hand, Scrunton, Resso Anthony, miner. Rclltvue. Fiank I. indwell, moulder, Scranton. Ocorgo Klrchoff, carpenter. Scranton. Robert Jones, gentleman, Scranton. Michael Samneon. conductor. Scranton. Thomas I.urkln. laborer, Caibondale. Joshua Doran. farmer. Covington. Thomas Neulon, miner, Olyplinnt, Michael Walsh, Carbondale. Harry Corky, clerk. Scranton. Morris S. Miller, clerk, Scrunton. David ICIllorguu, miner, Scranton. John Francis, Taylor. Thomas J. Hreen. lnborer, Scranton. Thomas H. hyddon, carpenter, Scranton. Wlllard J. I.avclng, engineer, Scranton. Thomas 11. Martin, cleik, Moscow. 11. J. Simpson, farmer, Covington. George Monnlnger, moulder. Dunniore. Andrew K Hopkins, conductor, Scranton, l'red. CJ. Foole. treasurer, Scrunton. Martin Walsh. Olyphaut. .lames Vox, laborer, Carbondale. Michael Conner, baker. Curbondule. David Clark, mill hand, Scranton. John ICaton. Curbonduln. Andrew II. Allen, civil engineer, Dun mole. John I.. Swarts:, liver) man, Dulton. Thomas Williams, clerk, Scranton. Jacob J. Rossmnn, painter, Scranton. Andrew Smullen. miner. Carbondale. Richard Klyiin. agent, Scranton. John W. Dorsey, coachman, Scranton. James H. Watson, secretary, Scranton. John F. Jones, Insurance agent, Scranton, 1 'at tick McDcrmott, miner, olyplinnt. 1'. J. McKctmn. butcher, Carbondale. John T. Fahrcnliolt, but her, Scranton, Charles I.uther, laboier. Scranton. Wm. IMwards. farmer. Spring Hrook. Cornelius HuhIuui, ninuufncturer, Scran ton. Thomas I'. MeNulty, agent, Carbondale. N. H. Robinson, former, Scott, John Jones, miner, Hellevue. James MeWllllums, clerk, Scranton. W. V. Hendrick, llorlst, Scranton. Kdwaixl Osenbaugli. motormuu, Scrnnton, Joint U. Owens, miner, Taylor. Oil Market. Oil city, I'u., Dc. I. Credit balances. e',, ,',.rillkutcs. Ilrst bid, (7; closed, 074 b'd, sab's at ir7'4, ask"l: shlpineuls, , 2i barrels; runs. W.37i! barrels. Mm of Ini-raiii Carpets, other goods M the city: Sse tlw I All Wnril C'ni'n.a I All Wool. tiii'iUmii nM',11,1, I He :. lo I All Wool, bueil quullly '.'.'"., ,.ruc Wall l'arvjrj that we urj liwliit. ..nt 2 Maes ? 1 Thrive On It L m iordet) Condensed Milk. Little Book"ihfant HEALTH" Sent FREE, Should bo In Every Houso. rIY. CONDENSED MILK CO. NEW YOnK. THE MARKETS. Wnll Street Review. New York, Dee. 4. Today's stock mar ket was left almost entirely to tho room, tradeix and they seemed disposed to de prem prices during the earlv part of tho sslon by short sales. Their effort met with little response and they covered be fore tho close. Tho movement of prices wa.x. however, trivial, throughout tho day, except In a few special eases. Mtii huttnn rellecte.i the anxiety of those who had bought yesterday. Ifenvy offerings nt the opening sold the stock clown a imlnt, the lowest of the day. Tho close was ne-ir the low point nfter a full reoiv ery In the meantime. Sugar was traded In for tho most part til a level below yesterday's close. Susquehanna and Western continued to Hse In price and Delaware and Hudson of the coal group sympathized, but New Jersey Central and tho Reading stocks cm the other hand were heavy. The diy's news, ro far as It was regarded, was favorable. Total sales of stocks were W,Va shares. Furnished by WILLIAM I.1NN. AL LEN t CO.. stock brokcis, Hears build. Ing, rooms VO5-70C. Open- High- Liw- 'fs ing. est. est. ing. Imk Brand Am. Tobacco Co .... K3ij f S.V- W'. Am. Cot. Oil ?J:li ?2 l-J'i 2l4 Am. Sug. Re'g Co ,.13f IKI'i 1K!i VWh A.. T. & S. F l'r .. iS'jj 2S'3 isU L'S?i ches. ti Ohio 22 :: i- '-'2 Chicago Oils Id's 9t'3 S.JTh l'i C'lk & N. W 122'3 iLi'i ism 122'i Chic., H. & 0 'Mi MY 1W'(, MP, chic, Mil. & st. p .. to us'; S3',j s:;-i Chic. R. 1. I SD- W S3'i fs9'8 Delaware ti Hud ...1''.4 1''4 1WU 103'i Luols. A- Nash "m's .w'.j ZYi "" M. K. .Vi Tex., IT .. 3I'i 3li ,tlH 31s .Manhattan Ulo 10ti lor; lru 1(V1 Mo. I'acllle Sl'(. 3I-:i 31?i Sl',fj N. J. Central S'Ui su S.'. S". N. V. Central 17 107 1V7 107 n. v.. s. a.- w.. Pr .. .Wi riu n.v; wu Nor. I'acllle, IT....r.t! .li', M', 56' i Oinulin TS 7'i IS TS'.i I'acllle Mall ID . 31 Ml 31 I'hll. & Read 2P 21"i 21',i 21i Southern It. It., Pr.. :',. :iu 3n 30 Tenn.. C. & Iron .... S.Vi 21?; ' Texas I'acllle 31i ll'n llsi Hri I'nlon Pacillo 2.V, 20 2.'.1, W., Wubash "Ts V'K 7Ts "t. Wabash. IV IS IS Is 1? West. I'n'.ou SS'i US Ss". V.i W. L. 2U 24 l"i 2'i r. S. Leather, IT .. 03 ", (H C3 CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. Open- High- Low-Clos. WHEAT. Ing. est. 3t. lug. Ma- Mf, W S9IJ Jul) S2 ? W; i2". OATS. May 2P, J2 2li 22 CORN. May 2n', 2v, 2S 2S'- July tf' 29'.. 29'i 2J'j LARD. Mny 1.10 I.I.". l.W 4. In l'ORK. May 8..VI J.f.2 S.M S.iU Scrnnton Hoard of Trntlc Kxclinngo (Juotntions.-.VIl Quotations liasetl on Par of IOO. STOCKS. Bid. Aeked, Scranton & Pittston Trac Co. ... 20 National Honng & Drill's Co. ... gi) First National Hank 630 Klmhurst Houlevard Co 10) Scranton Savings Hank 200 Scranton Packing Co fi Lacka. Iron and Steel Co ISO Third National Hank 330 Throop Novelty M'f'g Co so Scranton Traction Co IS lj Scranton Axle Works 75 Weston Milt Co 250 Alexander Cor Replaccr Co 190 Scranton nodding Co 103 Dime Dep. & Dls. Hank 160 Peck Lumber M'f'g Co 173 223 Economy Light, Heat & Pow er Co 43 BONDS. Scranton Pass. Railway, first mortgage duo 1920 113 ... People's Street Railway first mortgage due 191' 115 ... People's Street Railway. Gen eral mortgage, due 1921 US Dickson Manufacturing Co 100 Lacka. Township School 5 102 City of Scrunton St. Imp. C 102 Mt. Vernon Coal Co S3 Scranton Axle Works 100 (Scranton Traction Co 100 ... New Vork I'roilure. New York, Dec I. Flour Dull and easy with wheal; eit) mill patents, S3.73HJ; do. clears, S3. 1H.i3.i;i); Minnesota latent:-, 35a 3.23; do. bakers, SI.2oa4.l3; winter pat ents, SI.S3i3.lo straights, Si.13ul.iW, winter extra, S'lUOal; winter low grades, J2.!ii,i 3.10. Rye Steady; No. 2 western, 3a',c., c. I. f., Ilul'fnlo; car lots, 30a32e. Wheat Spot Weak; No. 2 red, !7',ic, f. o. b., ntlo.it; No. 1 iioithern Diiluih, Sl.W, l". o. b,. allout; No. 1 hard Munitoba, $1.01, f. o. b.. nlloal; No. 1 northern Mew York, 9Vsi'; options opened weak under ilisupiiolntlng cnblr luiel was dull all nurnlgn within u anrrow ranyc. closing ia'H.c. net lower; No. 2 rod, January, SuaMc, cloiod ore; May, S.'aOJ1,.!'., eloscd 92'ic; December. 93 I'-lt'.jW l-lCc, closesl DJc. Corn Spot easy; No. 2, 3:;:ic., f. o. b afloat; options opened etisy with wheat and cables, but rallied on, covering and closed unchanged; May. IsrViXT'tC.. closed SiV-, December, so'ljuyo'c, closed 30V. oats Spot strong er; No. 2, 2i"n'.; No. 3, 2t!'.ie ; No. 2 while, 2!)c; No. 3 white. 2Sc.; track mixed, west ern, 2b-: track white, 2Sj31c; options dull and steady, closing practically i.n vhuntusl;; Muy, cloved 27!ic; Dccemb' r, loeil 20,'. Heef Steady; family 3.M.1 pi.30; extra, S7.3oaS; city Vtra Indlu mess, $ll.il. cut .Mcnts Steady; pickled bel lies, Ca7'..-c. ; do, shoulders, jc. ; do. ham, 7'ia7'.-e. Lanl Steady; western steumed, S4.50; December, SI.I13, noinlnul; rcllne-l, steady; continent, JI.70; H. A S3.13; com pound, 4'kal'ji'. Huttcr Steady; western creamery, ll:i23c; do. fnctorj-, H'al4'tA; Elglns, 13a20i : crcxiniery, 14u22'jc. Che.se Dull; state large white, SeptemlH-r, fHa S'jjC.', small dn 9,i9'(C.', lingo colored, Sep tember. Si4aSi;e.' small dj., 9,i9tC,; larg" lute made. 7'i-c. ; small do., S',inXVse.; light skims, GjC'jc. ; part skims, I Vac. ; full skims. Sale. Eggs Stesidy; state nn-l Peiinsylvulnn, 21n2.'c ; western fresh, 20J. 2Sc Potatoes Quiet; .New York, J2.23: Fweets, Jl.73a2. Petroleum Dull; unite I closed, no market; ivllned New York, S5.I0; Philadelphia und Haltimore, $3.35; do. In bulk, 12, S3. I'liiliidelpbin I'rovlnlon .llnrkrt. Philadelphia, De-e. 4. Wheat Wus Uc. lower; contract grade, December, 93'sa 9394c; January, Fi-bruary nnd .Muveh, nominal. Corn Steady; No. 1 nilxed, Do comber and Junuury, 32',J32',il ; Febr'i. ury and Siarch, nominal, Oats Firm; No. 2 white, December, January,' I''bru. ury and March, 26',ia29c Potatoes Firm; white, choice, per bushel, 72a75o.; do. fair to good do., I5a70c: sweets, prime, per basket, CnaS'ie.; do, seconds, 23a30e. Hut- ter Firmer, good demand! fancy western creamery, 23'in2ic; do, Pennsylvania amt western prints, 25c. Eggs Firm, good de. mand; fresh, nearby, 21c; do, western, 2.1c Cliccnc Dull and barely steady. He llnrd Sugars l.'nchanged. Cotton Fhm, Me. higher; middling iiplunis, 6'.c. Tul low Quiet but steady; city prime In hog". heads, 3!tc.; coillilr). In barrels, U-.t dark, do., 3c; cakes, 3'ic; grease, 2-V. I.lvo Poultry Dull and unsettled; fowls, 7r.Sc; roosters, Cc.; spring chicken, 7oj(. , broilers, Xa9c; turkeys, fiatOc; tuicks and gcesc, 8u!V. Dressed Poultry Dull nnd easlet; fowls, choice, 7HaSc; do, cur to good, fi'Sia'c; chickens, large, S'fcnPe. , me. elium do., TaSc. ; common nnd fcnliled do, Ia7e,; turkeys, choice, lie.; do. fair to good, H.iIOc; eluckw, as to quality, 7a?c. Receipts Vloiir, 2,3oi) Isirrels and If'.Oco sacks: wheal, 33.00) bushels; corn, 113,000 bushels; oats, 77.00) bushels. Shipments Wheat, Kl.OOO bushels; corn, 5,i) bushels; oats, 01,000 bushels, .' " Clilcngo (.ruin .llnrkel, Chicago, Dee. 4. The leading futures ranged as follows: Wheat Decembr, 9l',in.MV.; January, 89aS9c; May. Ka. S9UaS9'ac. Corn December. 2l"i.ai'."c. ; May, 23Ua2Si(i:S'c. Oats December, 20-:i a20c; May, 21i,a22iic. Pork Deccmbc, closed J7.25; January, $s.l"uS.li: Miy, J5.10aS.52's. Lard December, close.1 $4.15; January, J4.22',?a4.27'j: May, $4.40.i . t.V Ribs December, SI.20j1.20; Januaiy, Jl.U'a al.22',4; May. J4.3nal.S.-. Cash qquotallons were its follows: Flour (julct; winter patents, SI.70Jl.lt); straights. l.20al.li; spring speiiuls. Je Xi; do. patents, 11.40a, 4.90; straights, $4 30a I, SO; bakers, S3.CDJ3.Sfli No. 2 spring wheut, S9a90c; No. 3 spring wheat, S2'u92c.; No. 2 ml, 9."a9.",'ic: No. 2 yellow corn. '.'.'V.c: No. 2 ats, 21lc: No, 3 white, r. o. b., 23al-.t"-ic; No. 2 rye, lfl'.ic; No. 2 barley, f. o. b., 2i',.i37c: llax seed, SLWallSU; timothy need, $2.'i;,ia2.(K; pork, $7.3iXi7.3.-.; lard, M.2.-a4.27's; ribs, S4.1S nl.f1; shouldi rs. riuTe.; sides, l.li)al,.V): whisky, SI. 19; sugars, cut loaf, S".XI; gr.ui Ulated, S.".:U Receipts Flour, I'.oOO inir- ,nla ..,. 1,..llir l.,,ul,.1a ,ni T1 IWIfl bushels; onts, 3l9,ft0i bushels; rye, lj,iv) bushels; birley, Ii3,0ji) bushels. Ship ments Flour. 3.000 barrels; wheat, 291. OiKJ bushels; corn. 2Stl.trM bushels; oots. 8IS.0C0 bushels; rye, 33,nui) bushels; barley, 7C,(Vi0 bushels' Chicago I, ho Stock. Chicago, Dee. I. There was the usual Saturday market In cuttle. Receipts were very light and tho market practically a nominal one. A good domestic ikMinnl for fancy heavy Christmas beeves Is ex- peeled next week. Trade in hogs was I quite animate! nt steady prices, the greater part of he hogs erossign he scales a S3.23aS.12':. Jtorgli packing lots sold I nt S3.13:i::.2:"i; and pilme shippliv,- lots l nt M.RM3.17'..; pigs sold chilly at SJ.iO.i S.uTi.. The hogs r.ow being marketed are largely of good quality, heavy lots pre dominating end medium weights are the bent sellers. The few lots of sheen and lambs that are offered on the market to day nt uncharged prices. Sheep were saleablo at $3.2."a3..r.O for the poorest up to S4.23a4.riO for good to choice Hocks with prime lots In demand at Sl.Coal.73. New York I.lvo Stock. Nr-.- York. Dec. 4. Reeves Re-ce ;.'.-i, 1Si he.'.il; no sales. Cables uuchang. 1. Exports, 1,321 beeves ami 3.S33 quartets of beer. Calves Receipts, 21", head; dull nnd barely steady; veals, S"wi7.73; grass, ers, S3a-1.3ii; westerns, SI. tilicn) an I Liumbs Receipts, l.fiSl held; null ana generally stradv; sheep, ;:at.: lambs. S-i.40.iA. Hogs Receipts, :!,HS'J heal; dull at $3.D'u3.7i. Ihist Liberty Cuttle .Mm Let. East Liberty, Pa., Dec. 4. Cattle Steady; prime. SI.73iil.S3; common, .-C.23n 3.01; feeders, Slal.30. Hogs Very slow; Yorkers nnd heavy, Sl.40a3.l3; roughs, S2.23 a3. Sheep Slow, choice, SL5.'i t.'si; com mon, $3n3.43; choice lambs, S3.i)a.",.73; i om moil to good. Sl.30.i,".3i; veul calve", $ii.3'n7. m i ttultnlo Live Stock. East Hufl'alo, N. Y.. Dc. I.-Hec, Ipls. 1 curs of sale Meers; about r.trndy. Hogs Ree-elpts, 3 ears; very dull and slow; Yorkers, good to eholce, S'l.l'i; rougns, common to good, S3a3.!i; pigs, common to choice. $3.47n3,r0. Sheep ii.nl Lambs Receipts, 13 cars; nbout Meinly; l.imbs, choice, $3.73; tMills to common, St.r.fa3.2"i; sheep, choice to selected wefiers, Sl.30.1 4.75; culls to common, 3:i3.73. FROM FOOT TO KNEE Ohio Woman Suffered Great Agony From a Terrible Sore Hor Story of the Case, and Hor Cure. "For many years I was alllictctl with a milk leg, and a few years ago It broke out in a sore nnei spread from my foot to my knee. I buffered great agony. It would burn niitl Itch all tho time and discharge n great deal. My health was good with the exception of this sore. 1 tried a great many kinds of salve, but some would Irritate tho sore eo that I could hardly stand tho pain. I could not go near tho tiro without Buffering Intensely. Some ono sent me papers containing testimonials ol cures by llood'a Sarsaparllln, and I told my husband I would like to try this med icine. He got mo a bottle and I found it helped me. I kept on taking it until my limb was completely healed. I cannot praise Hood's Sarsaparilla enough for tho great benefit it lias been to mc. It cleanses tho blood of all impurities and leaves it rich nnd pure." Mrts. ANNA K. Eakks, Whittlesey, Ohio. You can buy llood'a Sarsaparilla of all druggists. Bo sure to get only Hood's. 7-s ji Ttil.- arc tho favorite family HOOd'S PlHS catuanic. Prlco S5c. Steam and Hot Water HEATING Gas, Electric And Combination FIXTURES Electric Light . . . WIRINGS Charles B. Scott, 119 Franklin Ave. th: iOSiC POWDER CO.. aSOMS I AND 2, COiVI'LTH B'L'OTq, SCRANTON, PA. RIINING AND BLflSTIRG POWDER MADE AT MOOaiC AiTD DALE WOIUCB. IAPLIN A RAND POWDBK CS ORANGE QUN POWDER I'.loctrio llaiterles, Klactrlo Kxphdori, for j plodlue blitstii. Safety ruse, and Repauno Chemical Co. '3 uxplosiVes. Illllpi Wliether Itching, burning, bleeding, scaly, crusted, pimply, or blotchy, whether simple, scrofulous, or hprjdltary, from Infancy tn age, speedily cured by warm baths with Crrict'lt A HOAr, genuo anointings wmic u i iii. ment), tho great skin cure, and mild doses ot CnTiccnA. IlEsouvEXT, greatest of blood pnrlflers and humor cures. li.uMthroothontlh world. roTTiiDnjOisDCim. Coip., Soft Prop... llA.ton. or " llocr to Cre Ettrj nlnod Humor," frM, FACE HUMORS r.Uin. Il.lr md nihr ntc-m it ithf. euit.i tij CDTicrii soir. riioOId Dominion Couipany's EXPRESS 'Princess Anne," "Yorktown," ami "James, town" offer FOR buslncK men, pleasure .seekers and visitors " OLD POINT C010RT n most expeilltloiii route, roii'hlng Norfolk at lU.flOu. in,, giving ii wholedayln Norfolk, connectin; with fast alteruonn trains for the West, South nnd Southwest from und with bouts for Haltimore, Mil., and Washington, I). I'., and all connectlns lilies. w. For fuither Inlormutlon apply to OLD DOMINION' STEAMSHIP CO. Pier 3d, North River, New York. W. L. 1UILLAU)I;U. Vlcc-l'res. snelTraf. lie Manae;er. THE PATENT :fxou We Make It. Wc Warrant It. We Wholesale It. M ILL C FOR SALE Boi.ars, Enpes anJ Machinery. Wo will sell you New or secoueMlnml. We Mill kcII yon new or take old in e.. change, or we will icn nu iiu.Mhlnq; iu want In the Machinery Line. nj,ot dull paid for .crap Iron and Metals. National Supply aid Mstal Co., 701) West Lackawanna Avenue. M.E.KEELEY, Hgr. Telephone 3954 WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF Fancy KocUaways, F.tiit Hivcrs, iMaitiicc Kivcr Coves, 31111 Ponds, &c. &c. Leave your ordef for llltie Points to he delivereJ on the half shell in carrier.-). II II UK KID 111 Mill WILL PAY S100 FOR ANY CASE Of '.VcnKntiks in Men i'licy Trent nnd I'nil to Cure. An Omaha Company places for tho first time before the public a MAGI CAL TREATMENT for the euro of Lost Vitality, Nervous and Sexual Weakness, and Heator.itlc.il of Life Force in old and young men. No worn-out French remedy; contains no Phosphorous or other hnrmful drugs. It is a WONDERFUL TREATMENT. Magical In Its effects postlvo in Its cure. All readers who are suffering from a weakness that blights their life, causing that mental and physical buffering pc-cullnr to Lost Manhood, should writo to the STATU MEDICAL COMPANY, Suite 717. Itangj Lulldlng, Umaha, Neb., and they will wend you absolutely KIIEE. a valuable paper on these diseases, and postlvo proofs of their truly MAGICAL TREATMENT. Thousands of men, who have lost all hope of a cure aro being restored by them to n perfect condition. This MAGICAL TREATMENT may be taken at homo under their dlrec tlons, or they will pay railroad faro and hotel bills to all who prefer tn go there for treatment. If they fall to cure. They are perfectly reliable; have no Free Prescriptions, Free Cure. Free Sample, or C. O. D. fake. They have ti.'.O.OOO capital, and guuranteo to cure every enso they treat or refund every dollar: or their charges may bo deposited In a bank to he paid to thtm when a euro is effected. Writo them today. Tho Infest and best styles, Roberts, 128 North Main. w, vLal yJSLL VLB. A wk K R THE WE sc i onion. SI 09 To hm mm, A flarvelous Collection. An Extra ordinary AUCTION SALE of OMENTAL At 137 Washington Ave., in the Store For merly Occupied by Hill & Council. The most cultivated lasto can bo yratifiod at homo in this rcninrkablu collection and every ono plena cd a9 well as in liuitropolitiin centers. Examine tho OUM-SHANI, iimdo of puro silks, old rise ashes ground. Tho SHAIH-SHAIF. another Impcr illl Silk Hllg. Tho Niiml-Korman-Sliah Pug, tho tSera pliies, the nttistic Labors. Those rcuuj cannot bo de scribed here, can only bo read with tho eyes of tho con noisscur. Therefore wo invito all llio lovcia of Textile Art to come and examine tbcao real gems which aro worth seeing. Thero aro hundreds of antique ScilCllS, IrailS Itoklinras, Kcnnan-SIinlis. Sarabcmls, also an immonse lino of Parlor, Library, Diniii,' Hall Carpets and Hall lUigs; in fuel, nil kinds nnd sizes, and you will Jind what you want in this collection, the ilnest over brought to tbia oily. All must bo sold under tho hammer. No fako sale. Exhibition Today. Sale comineiices Tuesday, Dec. 7tb, and will con tinuo throughout the week at U.H0 ami 7..J0 p. m. daily. Your Floors Must Be Covered But what wtili? That depends. For halls, stair landings, kitchens, etc,, where the wear is heavy and absolute cleanliness is essential, you cannot improve on I irnlpf ITIQ We navc t,1cm in :l" '""kcs. widths and qualities. L.IHU1LUII13 ,,rjces 0Ci tQ 7.c a square yarj( for gQods one to four yards wide. UrtlnirS J 11inIP1inS Arc mi,cn sought after nowadays. fillldlU iIllUlCUllS As good as Mosaic ti,ing bccause the pattern is as solid as the goods and cannot wear off. Prices very moderate. Oil Glottic Are still wanted, although thev are not as popular vyii viuuiD as they once were, and we have them in abun dance, also oil cloth rugs for stoves, etc. TIlC Above Arc All New Styles, but are perfectly seasoned and warranted to give satisfaction 80c Moquette Carpets Are a surprise to all buyers, They cost more money at the mills today than we ask, and when these are gone you'll do well if you get the same quality for $i.2t. Isn't that a saving worth straining a point to gain? ! ERR'S, PUT YOURSELF IN OUR PLACE And you will renll9 how e'i.v it l to fur iiImIi your home luxuriously with, a trllllni outlay, a little at n time, uivi you don't misfit. BARBOUR'S HOME GRED1TH0USE 25 LACKAWANNA AVE. Fine Line of SEW STYLES STONE RINGS Diamond an J Combiialio i Rini5 Sterlini Silvar Wara ai J Sterling N073IH33. Finest stock ot Watches, all the latest styles aud sizes at very close figures. CUTGLASS, CLOCKS, Etc The largest Jewelry House in Northeastern Pennsylva nia. lEHCEilifCOIELL 130 Wyomiaj Avi HOTEL ALBERT, for nth uti'cet nnd University I'liu'o, NEW YOUK Due liloclt west or llroail- wiij . Noted for two tiling, COMFORTaildCUISINE I'li'it-class roonu nt ?I.OOu duj und up ward, on the 10 1110 pen n plan. L, & E. FRENKLE. THE DICKSON MANUFACTURINGCO SCRANTON AND WILKES-BARR2, PA., Manufactursrs of ilVES, HOISTING AND PUMPING MACHINERY, OENIiHAI. OFFICII. SCRANTON. PA. For Salo by JOHN H. PHELPS, Spruoa street. RUGS : S CARPET HOUSE, 408 Lacka Ave. ADMIRED BY HIS FRIENDS And envied by his cimnie.s. We huva hrouvhl about l lit time when u man tn mod. eruteelrciimstuniTi can b well dressed. V short thin iiso ho wus compelled to pat up Mltb it icndy.martu Milt. Wc mnUo a sail from Slo up, tho color, cloth und cut guar anteed. W. J. Davis, w4ve!ns L OF SCRANTON, Special Attention Given to BiiiN ness niul Personal Accounts. Liberal Accommodations Kx. tended Accordint; to llalaucca und Responsibility. 3 Per Cent. Intcrcit Allowed on Interest Deposits. Capital, Surplus, - Undivided Profits, $200,000 300,000 79,000 WM. C0NXKM, President. lIKXHYUEMX,Jr., Vice Prcs. MII-LIA3I II. PECK. Cashier. J tf hen 1,1 doubt nbat to etc for Nervoui Ucbiiity. Lost. c& Pomr. Im potency, Atropby.VaricoccU; n4 r'her ivcaicnrssei, from any cause, t:o Sfxine Villi. Drains chcckM and full vieror nulcltlv leitored II c'MUil. b trAttlM r.n it cell.. Mailed for $l,d0',ebairs$S.00,NVit! C3.00 ordtn vrc piTe a truarantee to cure or refund the money, Addreo PEAL UC0ICINE CO.. Cleveland, O. PharmBClt, cor. Wvcmlnp avonu aisd My "t2ji. nL KWW, - . " il - .Hi'.w "' i.a e Hi