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THE COLUMBIAN. BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Chocolate Colored
Vici Kid and Calf Shoes.
This is an 1897 line,
and is the Popular
shade for Summer
Shoes. It will pay
you to catch on. We
have them in Kid
and Cloth tops.
W. C. McKinney,
Clark's 2ui!dir.g, Main Street.
jCHoctlr ViciI
mMrH0Cl',ri I
THE COLUMBIAN.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
rOUP.Tfl OF JULY SOUVENIR.
One of the Greatest of Patriotic Pictures Can
Be Had Free.
Trumbull's famous painting, "The
Mgninrrofti; declaration of Indenend
ence," which hangs in the Capitol at
Washington, has been reproduced in
colors for the first time, and will be
given free to every reader of next
Sunday s Philadelphia 'Tress ' (Tuly 4),
It is a Fourth of July souvenir which
is certain to be eagerly sought after
It deserves to be highly prized, not
only because of it's value as a work of
art, but because of the lesson in pa
triotism which it teaches. On follow
ing Sundays, for a few weeks, all read
ers of the Philadelphia Sunday "Press"
will receive reproductions in oil of
other famous national paintings.
Tli supply of these is limited, hence
. it will be well to order the Philadel
phia Sunday "Press" from your news
dealer without delay.
Don't Tobacco Spit and Bmoko Your Life Away.
If you want to quit tobneco using easily
and forever, boinocle well, strong, msgm-tic,
full of now Ufoaud vior, take No-To-Uac,
the wonder-worker, that makes weak men
strong. Many gala ten pounds in ten dnvs.
Over 40C,juo cured. Buy Ko-To-Uac of your
druepist, under guarunteo to cure, 6O0 or
$1.0(1. .Booklet and .ample mailed free. Ad.
bterl'ng Hemedy Co.,C1iicuko or New York.
J. B. Olcott's turf garden or grass
experimental plot at South Man
chester, Conn., is one of the most in
teresting works of the kind in this
country and an adequate picture of
it has been published by the Conn
ecticut board of agriculture.
Professor Brooks of the Massachu
setts Agricultural college is credited
with strongly recommendine the barn
yard variety of Japanese millets (Pani-
cumcrus gain) as a fodder crop, either
to be cut and fed green, for the silo
or for hay for horses.
Beduoed Bales to San Francisco via
Pennsylvania Railroad on Account
of Christian Endeavor Convention.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany announces that, for the Chris
tian Endeavor Convention to be held
in San Francisco July 7 to 12, it will
sell special tickets from all points on
its system at greatly reduced rates.
These tickets will be sold June 27 to
July 2, and will permit of stop over
at Denver and points West. Return
ing, passengers must reach original
starting point not later thaD August
17. 1897.
For specific rates, conditions, and
full information apply to nearest ticket
agent 6-24-2.
What do the Ohildren Drink?
Don t give them tea or coffee Have
you tried the new food drink called
Grain 0 ? It is delicious and nourish
ing and takes the place of coffee. The
more Grain-0 you give the children
the more health you distribute through
their systems. Grain-0 is made of
pure grains, and tastes like choice
coffee but costs about the price. All
grocers tell it. 15c and 25c.
FIELD SPOBTS AT THE NORMAL-
The fourth annual exhibition of
field sports in connection with the
commencement exercises of the Nor
mal School, attracted a large crowd to
Normal Athletic Field Monday morn-
ing. following is the result :
High jump Hayward first 1 Ap
pieman, second. Height 4 feet 10
inches.
Putting 16-pound shot Barned,
first ; Klingaman, second. Distance
33 feet 6 inches.
100-yard dash McNertney, first;
1 lay ward, second. Time, nj seconds,
role voult McNertney, first j Ste
vens, second. Height o feet,
The one quarter mile obstacle race
was won by Barned in 1.05 A
.broad jump McNertnev. first.
Hayward, second. Distance. 16 feet.
0 inches.
Mile run Klingaman, first; Lay.
man, second. Time 5.41.
The prize, a solid silver cup, for the
Legislators Cannot Adjourn Thurs
day, As Agreed Upon.
MAT riNISH UP BY SATURDAY.
Meantime There Will Be Some Lively
iJlscusntonn Over the Exorbitant
mile Presented by Member of Va
rious Investigating Committee.
(Special Corrf.ftnnnilnr 1
Harrlsburg, June 29. Thursday next
is me uate nxed for the final adjourn
ment of the legislature, but the mn
dltlon of the calendars of both senate
and house Is such that it will be Im
possible to get away before next Sat
urday. If then. All the efforts of the
leaders of the two branches of the le.
islature are being directed toward final
ajournment, because they realise that
every day adds to the danger of the
party In power. Not only the minority,
but a very considerable number of Re.
publicans are making It unpleasant for
the organization. There Is danger of a
revolt In the Republican ranks, and
not a few thoughtful men predict that
a split In the Republican party will
follow the controversies In the lrela.
lature.
Since the opening of the session lnnt
January the Seventy-six, or anti-Quay
Republicans, have been accumulating
trouble for the faction In power. These
men have consistently pursued a course
or opposition to the plans of the lead
ers In the senate and house, and wher
ever possible they have made It un
pleasant for the Quay men. While In
the minority, they have maintained
their organization so well as to de
moralize the faction which organized
the legislature. Not a point was lost
throughout the session. Anything that
would add to the unhappiiiess of tho
other side was promptly taken ad
vantage of, and the situation has de
veloped a singular state of facts. In
stead of the Quay men running the
legislature in these latter days, they
are In reality following the Seventv-
sixers. Many things have contributed
THE
Investigating committees Is merely
preliminary to the big battle on the
Lexow bill.
Political Reforms Unpopular,
Political reforms have not been pop
ular with the majority In this legis
lature, and when the record Is made
up at the close of the session It wilt
be found that the campaign promises
have not been kept. Since 1S9S there
has been nothing talked about In cer
tain circles but reform of one kind or
another. Senator Quay appointed a
committee of prominent party men to
prepare bills covering his Ideas of re
form. These measures were considered
by the state conventions and Indorsed.
Everything looked like a political mll
lenlum, but when the legislature finally
received the hills they were found to be
"J" rauum 10 sun in average political . . . t . T j r -mind.
Changes were introduced, and I ls not t0 be turned aside by the fiery
now that the bills have finally been darts ot JU'y. Mornings, when cool,
passed they are looked upon as useless and evening, when pleasant, see with
from rerortn standpoint. in our open gates the same 8mjijng
Deputy Attorney General Elkln, the ,w r c...i.. t j
chairman of the Republican state com- 1 ""B- .ic uuuniiauss
mlttee, was requested early last week l,,c "immune, ior naugnt else wouiil
to prepare the various revenue meas- I show such ready and real appreciation
ures wnicn were agreed upon at the oi
Quay conference In this city. These
BROADWAY
o
$50,000-Watch Us
NO LET UP.
The tush of eager bargain hunters
JONAS LONG'S SONS'
WEEKL CHATS
Wilkes-Barrk, Ta.,
July ist, i897.
it W
Jwnen men
women and r-Mu
rcn flock to a
store there must
oe more than or
dinary attraction!
in I TU! i .
store, the pivotal
center of bipw,
N valucs.istheprMt.
:st feature of interest in the city
Every train carries its quota of
passengers to our doors, anrf
S-.S .:ir-ia3diraj;? items like these . m c it the Pj
purpose the raising of more money for Kid hair curlers, tc. ac. tc. Rc. do -nases ' a w' pleased patron-
You arc mi ways welcome to
L.:-s-u- rr- w..
the Htate. At tho nmo tltno thnw urora I - . J
looked unon . a dlt.lnm.tl f ?,cly.r",,! uoz-
dropping the beer bills. Tl,r- Dpr Miat pins, 2C. (10Z,
bills have been the stumbling block Corset lacers, oc. doz
In the way of the legislature for weeks. Tooth brushes, 2c, 4C, 5c, 8c, IOC.
. i uy I-romineni j.,ne cOmDS, 2C, KC each.
no ltlrlnn who r nioroiiil in h 1 . . ' J
.. u . .. . u . , . 1 1 , miiu in v,l til l u T . . ' '
get rid of them some method had tn "air brushes, toe. to 24c. each
be deviBed that would not grate too I Lather brushes, 2c. ic ioc 2ac. ea
imiBiuy uuon me puonc ear. bo me 1 anaving SO.tp, 3c, 5c, 8C. piece
licenses of liquor dealers were lncreas- Razor stropSj I0C cach
Ink tablets, sc., 8c. each
ed In certain cases, and as amended
the bills went through the senate with
out much opposition. One bill placed
graded fee on brewers. Increased the
license fee on distillers, wholesalers
and bottlers, and added $100 to retail
licenses all over the state, and $200
to those In cities other than the first
and Becond classes. It was estimated
Misses' double strap hose supports,
paiem grip, ioc. pair,
s
ifre,
make the bi -t r-. with its am
pie accommo.l ium and con
enicnecs, your headquarters. We
.vish we could crowd more items
3f interest in this column; let the
items named from week to weelt
itand for our entire stock, which
;s noted far and wide for its good
ness of quality and littleness ol
prices.
Japanese paper fans. 2c. each.
that this bin would add about $1,000,009 Red embroidery cotton, ic. spool
to the receipts of the state treasury. Black darning cotton, ioc. doz. cords.
yd. pieces velveteen skirt linding, ft Word About Statloneru
ISC piece. . ..... . '
Linen tape, ac, ic. piece. ine latest ,ad 13 our handsome
Derson winmnrr In artw f raanjr ln,n8 nave ntrl
" -vfcV..Jfc IIUIIIULl 1 r I nia tlnnuMn a. 1
...wiia vdiucu iu ivicienney, iacior being the utter absence of lead-
nc uciii inc winner oi tnree events. riy on me pari or the Quay or-
- gamsatlon.
RESnr.TTTTnWS Oppoaltloa to tho Reform Measures.
uwmg to ine opposition of many Re-
When It came up In
body had no use for It, and laid
py a vote or eft to 92. it now goes to
a conference committee, which will en
deavor to make It satisfactory to both
branches or the legislature.
'o Cut In School Appropriations.
benator Quay and other prominent
of
At a snecial meeting of the -RnzrA DubIlciln' to the ultra reform measures leaders favored a cut in the school ap-
y I'eCUl meetlnS ot the Board that were looked upo u8 the par proprlation to the tune of $500,000 a
JJirectors Ot the Youne Mens lilll t ,ni..,,it .v, r, ...... I venr. Thpv tut ihot h ..,.
Lnribtian Association, held Mondav er to force them to final passage with- tne appropriation to the schools manv
evening, June 28, the following reso- out materlal amendment. These amend- I ot the Private charities could be taken
lutions, pertaining to the death of ment have lvtn the Sevenjy-slx an care of. but they reckoned without the
1r 7? kt r b lnt aeam 01 opportunity to hold up the Quay country members. As soon as It was
tr y ttuFlcu- men as insincere and hypocritical. Of
WHEREAS, it has pleased our Heav- course, the Democratic minority was
enly Father in His infinite wisdom to wlIllnK to help along in this work, and
remove from our midst the beloved , . , . , lsastroU8 i'or the
wife nf nr Pr.M-n w m V,-.. r'' In the legislature. At this stage
- . w.,......, i,. iuiuci, 01 tne proceedings It Is almost lmpos-
Aesohed, that we extend to him 'ble for the leaders to mail out anv
and his children our heartfelt sympathy pIan ,ookln8" to united action on any
in thfir ,! V,.,,mf ' measure.
mV"rtC: r.'.r ' l-T" "- .Th seventy-six have aiso added to
......v. mvui j uui lltavcillV raincr. thB rll.rnmfni-t nt i...
, . .... I .... .. w. . . j ' j ' vii 1 1 1 1 1 a uy
wuu aiunc ib auie ana ever willing to pointing out and emphasizing the ex
comfort His Children in times of depr. travagence of the various lnvestiirat
est sorrow. ,ng committees, whose bills of expense
Dat,j . have been the scandal of the present
Resolved, that a copy of these reso- legislature. If the legislature does not
luuuns ue sent to Drotner f. N. Turn
er, and that the Secretary of the
Board be directhd to spread these res
olutions on the minutes of this Asso
ciation, and cause them to be pub,
lished in our town papers.
By order of Board of Directors
boxed papers in azure and white
square sheets of paper and long
envelopes, azure is 29c. the box,
white is 25c, usually sold at much
higher price.
Our special value box of Yan
kee linen paper is the quickest
seller of the times. Paper ol
superior quality and finish, 6
sheets of paper and 50 envelopes,
.if I'll AvtrAmnln A-J:..
Oat meal dishes, tea plates, cups and of 2 c
rttc, slIOOn noia. Pi, n rarja anj r.
. . wiivviyjjta iui
the hOUSe that Darninrr nu,ll .
It low 6 c, jC.
Sec the great variety of
Decorated Chinaware.
Lups and Saucers,
Bread and Butter Tlates,
Dessert Saucers and
Vases, 5c. each
ers and mustard cups ioc. each
Store clossd all day, Saturday, July 3.
$50,G00-Watch Us
Respectfully Submitted to the
CJash Trade Only ty
TBB 111 CASH IW,
-Ive snake, and can never get through WrWB V TS-I1JI f m-.-i.
announced that an attempt was to be
maae to reduce the school fund th
legislators from the rural districts were
Instantly aroused, and they have suc
ceeded In securing pledges enough to
aereat tne proposed cut.
It appears that another effort Is tn
oe maae to pass the bill authorizing
ine camming or the Delaware river st
Trenton. It was defeated the other day
oy a narrow margin, but It was re
considered and placed on the postponed
ctuenaar. it is regarded as n IfxrUtn
BLOOMSBURG.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Wanted A lot ranging from 25
to 30 acres with good building on. Ad
dress P. O. Box 14, Light Street, Pa.
, 7-i-tf.
. Pipe Oigan for Sale-
A two manual pipe organ, 19 stops,
will be sold cheap, to make room for
a larger instrument. Can be seen by
calling on Geo, E. Elwell, Bloomsburg.
Ready trimmed hats and bonnets,
late styles, reduced in price, at E.
Barkley's, Main below Market Street.
A new lot of general warranty
deeds just printed and for sale at this
office.
CHAUTAUQUA.
Low-Rate Excursion via Pennsylvania Rail
road, The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany announces that it will run a
special excursion to Chautauqua from
Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Wash
ington on July 2. Train will leave
Philadelphia, 8.30 A. M., Washington,
7.50 A. M., Baltimore, 8.50 A. M.,
connecting with special train leaving
Harrisburg at 11.35 A. M., arriving
at Chautuqua 10.30 P. M. Excursion
tickets good to return on recular trains.
exclusive of limited express trains,
July 12 to August 1, will be sold at
rate of $10 from Philadelphia. Balti
more, and Washington, and at propor
tionate rates from other points.
For further information apply to
nearest ticket agent. 6-24-2t.
For Saie. A aaod slate, black
board about 10 feet by 3 feet, suitable
for school, will be sold cheap. Apply
to Geo. E. Elwell, Bloomsburg, Pa. tf.
For Rent. Third floor of Colum
bian Building, newly papered and
painted, water, electric light and steam
heat. Apply to Geo. E. Elwell. tf.
HOOD'S PILLS cure Liver Ills, Bll
lousness, Indigestion, Headache.
JCasy to toko, easy to operate. 20c.
HOW TO FIND OUT.
Fill a bottle or common water glass
with urine and let it stand twenty-four
hours ; a sediment or settling lndi-
-cs a niseaseci ccndition of the
kidneys. When urine stains linen it
is positive evidence of kidney trouble.
The frequent desire to urinate or nain
in the back, is also convincing proof
mat inc Kicineys anu Dladder are out
ot order.
WHAT TO DO.
There is comfort in the knowledge
so often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp Root, the great kidney remedy
lunula cvcijr wibu in relieving pain in
me oacK, Kidneys, liver, bladder and
every part of the urinary passages. It
corrects inability to hold urine and
scalding pain in passing it, or bad
effects following use of liquor, wine or
beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to get up
many times during the night to
urinate. The mild and the extraordi
nary effect of Swamp.Root is soon
realized. It stands the highest for its
wonderful cures of the most distress
ing cases. If you need a medicine
you should have the best. Sold by
druggists price fifty cents and one
dollar. For a sampls bottle and
pamphlet, both sent free by mail,
mention The Columbian and send
your fml post-office address to Dr.
Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y.
The proprietors of this paper guaran
tee the genuineness of this offer.
on ruin nuntingaon had gone 1 i , 1
his way to besmirch him. con coup!e beauty and novelty of
he said: "He has the un- design with & QUalitV of nanpr
ite habit of allowing his tongue ,K:1, i 1. " J! 01 PaPer
nxuvu 10 eeiuuiu equalled. Ail
we ask is your eves, nnr tttrs
will do the rest.
the legislature. Already the New Jer
sey legislature has passed, and Gov
ernor urlggs approved, a similar hill.
but as the Delaware divides the two
states It is necessary for both PPnn.
sylvanla and New Jersev to rtnna thia
Ulll,
An exciting Incident of the debate
on the bill Increasing licenses of liquor
dealers occurred In the house Friday
night. Mr. Lytle, of Huntingdon, made
some enrusive comments on the way In
wnicn senator uay had come to Har
..UU.B mm unraveiea tne revenue
puzzie. as he put It. "he had mltt,.n
11, wana ana revenue
gusnea rorth to relieve the phBrin..
of the state." Representative Vorhees,
of Philadelphia, who sits across the
aisie rrom the gentleman from Hun
tingdon, smiled at this allusion to Sen
ator yuay a revenue efforts, wherennnr.
Mr. Lytle took offense and said: "The You'd ShOW Good TasfA
gentleman from Philadelphia who Is "VW UOUU 1 aSte
reading the paper need not laugh, for rp 1 . 1
but a few vears ago he woulri hv. VOU Selected VOUr nnrwir
concurred In thin . i I C . , '
. " " . "y siana- Ilium our StOCK. H'tnA toqII
uk ud ana Clannlnu- hla h.n. a . I .
jn 1 1 l-i n . .
soon as Mr. Lytle had concluded v. papei 13 HKe nne ClOttlPa fl -
hees got the floor and chareed that th Wflva nntiooA anA oJ:..J nr.
gentleman from Hunting auiutieu. ye
tlnuini?
.
luiiuuuie namt or allowing his tongue
iu run away witn his Judgment. If
It had not been for this defect the
tleman from Huntingdon would now be
occupying the chair which you, Mr.
Speaker, grace with such abilltv. A
regards Senator Quay, when he Is right
I follow him, and when he Is wronn 1
am agalnBt him. Mr. Quay Is the po
lltical mentor of the gentleman from
Huntingdon, who follows him whether
he Is right or wrong." Mr. l.vtio u.m
he had no Intention of besmirching tho
gentleman from Philadelphia, and tho
incident closed.
Wonted Mllltln Appropriation Cut.
(Saturday Mr. McElhanv. of Alio.
gheny county, wanted to strike out
.uu.ui'u ror the Nat onal OunrH
usual appropriation, and Insert $500,000.
Mr. Baldwin of Delaware, Mr. Coryell
of Lycoming, who Is Colonel of the
Twelfth regiment, Mr. Bare of Hunt
ingdon, who Is captain of a Fifth regi
ment company, and Mr. Marnhii
chairman of the committee on appro-
imiiuiiH, opposea the amendment In
effective speeches. Mr. McElhanv
clared that the National Guard en
campments could be dispensed With for
iwo years, ana said that for many of
the men they were nothing but a de
bauch and drunk. The other speakers
took him to task for his remarks and
Colonel Coryell said it came with bad
grace from an Allegheny county mem
ber to offer such an amendment, be
cause had It not been for the National
Guard that county would now be pay.
Ing millions of dollars In damages as
the result of riots at Homestead.
The Hamilton road bill has been
signed by the governor, but until the
legislature appropriates $1,000,000 for
tne improvement of the highways of
.-1 t 1 . . , .
n-Miuwicuymtnis or special invi
rations per box 25c.
Wc engrave your name in the
most accepted style and furnish
you with plate and 50 cards for
PS cents.
Are you satisfied with the style,
fit and quality of shoes you've
been wearing? If not, let us
send you a sample pair of our
honest made shoes.
Women's tan lace and button
vici kid soft flexible shoes at $2.48.
Women's tan Prince Albert and
button Oxfords, worth $2.50 and
3, are sold here at $1.49.'
Boy's Tennis Oxfords, with
leather insoles, every boy wants a
pair for ball playing, cycling or
romping, 49c.
Misses' colored button and lace
shoes, usually sold at $1.50, are
pSc.
Men's stylish
russet and choco-
hand sewed, per
fect in style, fit
and quality, at
$2.98.
FOR
TRAVELERS. .
Our Trunk and Hag Depart
ment is a prominent feature ot the
store. We can supply any reason
able want well, and at small cost.
Strong Trunks, linen lined, double
tray, brass excelsior locks, double
steel corners, heavy end bolts,
bottom rollers, five sizes, at $4-9S
nUl
Mfell!!Jl
get away this week It will be largely
because many members of that body
win not permit these bills to get
through without a stubborn fight. Al
ready the opposition has developed
borne of the bills introduced have
opened the eyes of the older members
to the danger of permitting the ex
travagent legislators to make up the
expense account of Investigating com
mittees. Many of these bills will be
thoroughly ventilated on the floor of
the house, where the principal battle
win take place this week. Thousands
or dollars are Involved in these ex
travagant measures, and It ls difficult
to understand how It ls possible to pad
the bills In the way that it has been
done. Hundreds of dollars are Includ
ea ior items that are claimed to be
fraudulent. In one election contest the
bill was several thousand dollars and a
member of the committee, Mr. Rice, of
uucks county, made a statement to the
house which caused a sensation. In
1. 1 1 1 , . . . ..
hub uiii ue was aiiowea. S4Z ior "car
fare, telegrams, etc," and moved to
strike out the Item, saying that he had
never had any such expenses. Other
committeemen had similar Items of
expense. So it goes all through the list
of the various committees. An old leg
islator said to me the other day that
In view of the fact that every member
rides on a paBs it was absurd to charge
thousands of dollars for mileage on
the railroad. He further intimated that
unless this sort of extravagence was
stopped the Republican party would
suffer at the polls.
Disgunted Oyer Investigation Expense
Many loyal Quay men are disgusted
with the way In which the Investigat
ing committees have piled up the ex
pense account. In the house a member
of a committee which arranged for the
trips of the legislature to the Grant
monument ceremonies asked that the
bill be sent back to committee "for
investigation and proper amendment."
He thought that he ought to have an
opportunity, as a member of tho com
mittee, to scan the items of expense.
Those who were with the legislature
at New Tork cannot fathom the ex
pense account for that trip. It is said
that the caterer U to have $5,000. This
Is a sample of the general makeup of
the bills. About $1,700 ls wanted by the
committee which investigated the
origin of the capltol fire. When it came
up in tne house last Saturday Mr.
Phillips, of Chester, declared that It
should be wiped from the calendar
without further consideration; that it
was impossible for this committee to
have expended any such sum of money,
because it never eat outside of Harris
burg. Mr. Miller, of Somerset, the
chairman of the fire investigating com
mittee, said that there had been soma
mistake and asked that further con
sideration of the bill be nostDoned.
This saved the measure for the time
being. The story of one Investigating
committee is the story of all. and be-
fore the week Is ended there will be . the state the new ! ,m . constantly hav a f., j i." j thousands of npw designs fur
some sensational scenes nn tho ' ...... """"" . . " iiohucu ... .. . . "
the house. 1 "Vh. ...... a...... :. ?l Vow Prl.ce- D? you want n application.
Up to thin time the consideration of , In which the State Editorial
has tlon has been Interested, and hi
late day it Is not possible that any bill
will be passed.
The Merrick bill. nrovMlno.
method of distributing the school fund, HTAfmsTmf
will give the districts outside the cities, fiiOOfflBDUrff CTClQ CO.. I r
V '"lVU
all
Room Mouldings to match $s;48, $s'9.8' 48 ami $6,97;
papers.
WILLIAM H. SLATE,
E2C2AN0E HOTEL ELD.
Larce size bass wood box
Trunks, duck covered, tray and
hat box, full steel corners, extra
well made, a good railroad trunk,
five sizes, $275, $2.98, $V48
$3.75 and $3 98.
Heavy leather and bass wooJ
box Trunks, heavily strapped and
reinforced, Holland linen lined,
four sizes, $9 48, $10.48, $11,481
and $12.48.
Full sized Traveling Bags,
nickle trimmed, with covered
frame, four sizes, 80c, 90c, $'i
$1.10 and $1.2;.
Yes, they are High Grade wheel at Fine quality grain leather I3a$rs,
a price within your reach. The work- four sizcs. $I75 $'-98( $2 25
manship and material is equal to the and $2.48.
usual $75 bicycles, but we are selling Telescopes, some hold as much,
aa a iruiiK, range in prii-c uu"
55c. to $1.25.
If you make your own gar
ments write to us for Butterick
Paper patterns. Catalogues with
CASH,
i"ua saving you a nice little sum. We
the ordinal y appropriation bills
proceeded without much discussion.
But when the bill to pay the expenses
of the senate committee which Inves
tigated the municipal affairs of the city
ot rniiaaeipnia is reuohud in the house
there will be music. Ail the opposition
to the expense accounts of the other
iin-c pair 01 wooa Handle bars? We
have them for only $,. so. ln repair
work we guarantee satisfaction, and
o.aiv yuu to try us.
considerably more money.
STACCr-OLE.
r. W. Market and Tublic Square,
4-i-em.
Rear of rost office I
Wilkes-Barrcv . ..