rmfi bUMAKTON TTUBIWE-THtTKSDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY s. 1S9-T.
SCRANTON TRIBUNE
F. E. WOOD,
General Manager.
PoBLitam daily ami wmu N Boiu
inn. Pa.. y nut Tttiium MnuwuM
ColUI'A.MV.
Nr.w Yohk Orrioa: Titian Jiuiiuino,
hi.ik b. uIiiav, Mamauxii.
tutrttj at tht Potogiit at ScVMtaa, ra ,
MMd-CtOM Hail Hatttr.
THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE.
CRaSTON. FEBKUARY S.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
FOR CONORKSSMan-aT UABQE
QALUSHA A. (mow.
OF B08QOIBAHNA.
ELECTION FfcBRUAKY '.'i,
NEGATIVELY SPEAKING.
it it fitii to ttii DmotraH 4Mu4i i'i
uhv tt mxt iwicimiinun WS I'M
tiled i. f uiW Hot fr. H nil Mcf. hi J
tfiN H'irA. a u "viu-fcwv," unify toew
krM MrtfA n laHtl roi i' t
tsAattrer f leraattraitV '.if. i:(n''Mi!i
fif fit li Of .til),, if a if Kl
teniae) tht 1, noisy 0 fA .4mrfoan
ay. M fM "ff. fcy " w i
itfmc t aeeetuf, tKystAMvei in a j.
Mtif email t itm'ri0 i' lM!rl
tl lfA (A, MM) (cfcK crWWltJ
Je it ill del, in ii joaic; Utp't.-
ton ttael inM, rati tu muW fA fcwM
fti'lrs MNHW.
A Nvrtr, for (J row will mean v. lo
tliac t'!veIaaJIui iUu : pit
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Only twtLYI wore daft, sad tse
tax 2 itakar at W us '.at; cod if'--- tir
(row r'ei'.isv'.vxata
To an mUStC IDtetatOr up a t:e it
look h II Cbalraao aIQoM hl
PiciicACor Barrttf rataer uest'.y on
:ca Uf
- -i'Hiju
is u coa.icr. ko Vital WtU
!-:aied. wMea on UUtt tko pla of
protparosa ilia, busy factorial -J
Wtftlj BOtitg VitS aud traiDS.
In a NEi: aud payable sense. Mr.
Q row's ataetioa It a siru'. bojaix
It U aqoaatiOB wacc'a aik
whether ther l kail ba any boaiaaaa.
Ma BaVCOOC, of Veaaago, who
"moii jooiatiiiui haudscui' uas not
called yat for his inavaftif apoon and
it ha uoan ; Lurry, ba vv ill not gat
avss :aa:.
... c. a:mc tUpresnutir Hint
Jenounoad taa WitaM bill a burttai to
Amaricaa iadattriai why lid ba alnl
tify hituaalt by Ibmt i.:t3.:' vjt iu
tba bcHMnl
.
Th atiiRAJii-vi' of Mr liladatOM m
taa awtwrad naaat nf bis d!s:icgo:sbad
ca:r ... Ml La wichoat its ccmpao -wtlai
U .: iaadl bna a raapita (roa
Sftin BaaHay'i nrs.
Focrtbam ago Dioshat Siaftrl
laadad Bolter McGowaa as a "maniy
D-ini'iarat. ' Now h oa li taa sam
iacalsaa :ndiidai ail tha maaa namaa
la tba dictionary !t ;i laid. UM
.; .atri; taa iaii.y caracal
Ir wyfLD have baan worth a P.a
pat..eaa s wh:i to hara Laaa a mooaa
in tha ccraar at Hirnsbcirg, whi.e
Editor D. J Lanipbe;: was HUiBg the
Administration qtdlSHl about tha
"harmony tha: prsvails ia LttkaV
MM
of a Populistio rabble. If Dsmocracy
didn't cause this collapse; or, If fore
seeing it, their blind advocacy of un
svttliug legislation didn't Intensify and
accelerate it, what did'.' Aud is it worth
while to Inks such oontly political
risks1.'
Ago HOW, tbt most painful part of
Psciflcator Siniterly's philanthropic
hitsoo is only jnst beginning. The
otlifr profatitooal mediators of his
party and citv have their backs up, so
to upeak, and are promptly resenting
his uncalled tor Interference, Thtt.
the satirical I .ia.. in a lender u
Ktstlvo of Colonel M Clnre, tCSUSM
Mr. Diagdrlj of being "about in tlif
tttitttdi andttmparof Paul Pry, who
ultvr bating beeu bloktd dnwii stair
for looking lu the key-hole, declared
that he would never do inotbtt good
tot in his life. " It's clearly the old
esse over agnin of tryiuj; 10 part qiiAr
reling in tait and wife. Wlmover inter
Ioaaa Is bound to net the thumps of the
one and the MntOnM an I hair pttUl of
die other, i'oor Siugerly' Poor Uj-
mooraoj
GLADSTONE'S SUCCESSOR.
Willie Mr. Qlltdttono'l reply to tuo
somewhat ssniatiousl iDDOUttOMMut
of his oonttmplattd rttlretutttt has tl
laved BlTtM for ImOMdUta epprehen
siou, it virtually oontinm the bfhef
that the prtttnt parliauiint bounds iht
period of his aotlvt Ittdertbtp Tht
lots of euht in ou eve and an liuptil
uient of it vu the other, a ttndODOy to
deafness which ii-udei it ditlioult
for him to follow (lie thread
of parliantafwy debate, and
trie UAtural wear and teir of
a uoaltioa wh,ve OBWOQtntN would lu
lafBeitnt to ixtroltt ail tbtpowtrtb'
endurance p sesaid by a young man Id
the rigor mit'.iro phydoal powtr
irt reason Certainly aurtioleul w.iy the
,;r.'it I ibaral leader, bariOE at eiwhtv-
four ye.rs, participtttl lu public at
! fait more oont.au -usiv an t QMIpiQU'
o;-..- taan any Otbtr 1'jgllslt staus
tuau of this genraiio:i, saoul l orglu to
'.crease blntaalf from the dsuile I dutits
of ptrtOM) command.
It is Only uaturs'. too. that the pros
pects of this retlremsnt should proclpl
tat a specie of obtot among his poll I
load following. If it be perntlttibi to
rnske the OOmparltOO, we ;u Ibll coun
try had sjineta'.ug of siui'.lar tXpirl'
VbtB tue wires, as sudleuly a a
thunderbolt in a clear skv. one day
rltsaed the news that Mr Gladstone's
AmtHcan parallal. Jams Q Btalnt,
bad sent :u bis raalgnation a tha P.s
pobikao Moratory vf Itttt In the na
ture mI thing we knew that Mr.
BlattM'l M steace had a limit, aud
those of us who were sufficiently
rjintlrl with ourselve to give
an Impartial hearing to the many
MfOfti that had uained circulation
rsapecllug hi wulog hetitu were
forced toadn.it that the limit was then : angel
to sustain large central exchanges, it is
contrary to nil sense of commercial
fairness that 'phone holders should pay,
individually, II much as itj costs the
patron iu a small villa;, where 'phones
are few aud aiobaoge uxpsuses corre
spondingly hleh.
Tbo city newspsptr that can retch
dally an nudionoe of hundreds of thou
sAiids is glnd to reduce its retail price
to one cent per copy, hecume, iu Iiu k
salra nt email protits, mora is' to be
made than in mini I sales at lariro prof
its The city telephone holler, how
ever, dot! not get a corresponding re
duction From him tha telephone com
p ir.: i reimburse tn.in.lv. for losses
sustaiiii'd in iniiintaiiilng exchangea iu
small towns This Violates nn obvious
principle of comuisrcial houssty uul
maktl the telephone COmpanttl depend
upon exclusive political privileges aud
frtnahliM forameotti which would be
vrv much surer If OOtidltlontd upon
the more enduring foundation of good
service at reasonable rates
If the expiration of patent rights
shall take the form of a lessened pub
lio coet.it will he no morn than natural,
fall' and propsr. The early sewing DM'
Chines eosi S i and $100 each Better
machine in every respect OOlt today
l-'us than ous third so much. The enrly
teltDhontl have ivniie.l ihrir harvest
I from the pooplv, through the monopoly
' tonftrrtd hv longrtti upon the Inttn
j tor of their vital principles ll is time
DOW for tht Ptoplt tO Ktt lOtnt retuin
for their luVSItmetttt ot the past and
for present uhtrgM, Any altsmiit to
r. silt ill logk) of this reasoiiatile lipiO
tan, oi will be likely to provoke a com
pttltlon Which will fore reduction all
alone; the hue
POWBR OF THt PHESS.
liefoie a ricsnt uieetiiiK' of the I.e
hih alley liters' club.that amiable
port I a urea 1 1 of the Pauntylviuiit
potob, Colonil Zimtnfruaa, of Rttd
tug, presented some thoughts concern
iu th uiodi-rn nswsp iper that are nt
general interest liad the modern
editor always been u factor In history,
the colonel ; inclined to think, if his
hearers will pardon the almost ir
reverence uf the thing, that we
today, in some cabinet of authiuitle.s,
Would have pnserved "llfa-llled cuts
ot Adam mid Live, interior views of the
irk, criticisms on Moe. local hit on
Dttld, iaort articles from Salomon,
balf-tnue cuts of Judas, a snap shot of
lltijah as htaioandtd in the chariot,
ritWJ of the two bears after liavitu
eaten t'orty-'.wo children, showiug
their abnormal girth i h full deiorip
lion uf tlie cos'auie Kuth WON as she
gleaned in tht fields : kiusmau
with one tyi on the grain and the other
ou Boat; interior view of the whale
showiug donah riding around ou it
wih-boue, and a full account, with
the details uf each round In the mid
D.ght wrestle a h Jacob aud the
gress in the Lackawanna district, the
BORASTOM Thiblxk says he will be "a Re
publican aud a protectionist." I'ndoubt
odly ho will; but will his name heSiruutou
or CoBUtlll
Of Coursr, Metaphoiiaally.
Kine Yvrk Btiwwsniftll AtvtrMMr,
Tbe first thing for Hi . Qnlga to do on
hi arrival at the natinuai capital ibonld
be In unga(e Ainoa innunuii lu ilelialu
and leave tiothliiK nt him save a mangled
corps
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A OMMIoa ltiprlnus,
' "i i I II, 1. . hiUI It'll
Hit ii iii from tat west iiiito loudly
ilressed,
Ami iloclui cil himielf ''wltdaud WOOlljft"
And whon Im went homo bnwas wonlly no
ajortjL
BtcaoM otbid btn Batctd noil folly.
GOLDSMITH'S $ BAZAAR
THE MATCH-UP SALE
PHO-RE-NOS
Ir
DRUNKENNESS.
lUfid U Ukt K(ili4 Li al kratit tfliT
l,tl..iJU;.1H,y-,twtfcj
U).4),u teU.U
I'll) OH till' Tobl
ii. H-: tailly Rltboutdii
ufdii
CONRAD
the:
HATTER
IS SHOWING SOME DRESSY
LOOKING
HATS
FOR SPRING WEAR
Match-up! Match-up!!
Not pennies, but your
winter
Underwear
Your undershirt is wear
ing out faster than your
drawers. All right, match
it up. Come to us and we'll
sell you just now Under- i
shirts to match Drawers,
Drawers to match Shirts, :
at half the price you paid
originally.
For we aro in the same
lix. More shirts than draw
ers of some kinds, more
drawers than shirt;; of,
other kinds.
Same state of things in j
Women's Merino Under-1
wear.
Odd pieces at the oddest
of odd prices We've no tar
the smell of it. Always Broad, long and thick,
suggests undertaker shops. $2.98 a pair.
Come here and match-up Our own Blankets. White
your disintegrating Under-' as chalk, warm as genuine
wear.
Same case with Fine
Blankets
paper or camphor to pack warm, worth $5, price now
away woolens in. Won't $3.75 a pair,
have it around. Don't like Dartmouth Blanket3.
charity, $4.75.
California. Three sizes,
$C.50,$7.50, $8.50. ($2.50
a pair off regular pric8.)
i We have a few pairs of
, the above Blankets, slightly
Rftilftfl nn nnfairlo fnlH hw
VI, U 1V,U UJ
We'll say 60 pairs high- handling. An additional
class Blankets. discount will be made from
Somebody gets them fori the above prices on them,
a few days at a rickety,
tumble-down price.
No camphorated Blanket Two things in Black
Stock shall a'isail us next
fall.
We'll sell it NOW before
the winter goes.
While the bloom and
beauty are still on them.
Duquesne Blankets.
Big, Clean, wholesome,
Dress Goods
45-inch Imported Fine
Twills, 50c.
38-inch Novelty Crepon
Effects 25c.
Spring Novelties
stantly arriving.
con-
Goldsmith Brother- &' Company.
DO YOU SELL?
H A RE YOU
irawlng sadly u,.ir Yet froui this I
c'uao of dismay the Repaid loan party
rallied despite the loss of the best
la Tld l.-aier it had had since Lincoln's
Uatt And while, In the election im
mediately following it met with de
feat, the lines were soon re-formed and
the prspetiof ipaody trinmph Wtrt
never M bright as they are today.
We shall ba greatly surprUed if the
This geuial satire contains a nood
lsal of rebuke to some iliaes of jour
nalism which introduce into contem
porary life aad niann-T a degree of ir
rtTtrtnot flublntai and withal 'pre
viousness' calculated to put society into
an unnecessary ferment. But our gift
ed friend, tue colonel, is content to
hive ni juke at journalism's expens,
without sillyiug iuto the more tamest
FURS! FURSI
CAPES 18 INCHES DEEP.
MAKING PRESENTS?
Tuva.
or a ins,
course or tausa po.if.es Uarrii the , vein or preaetiinent ana pnilOlopny,
Btxl few meatus do not bring into Rtccgniziug and admitting in it many
view new evilence that biltory is fond i shortcomings and fault, Colonel Zm
of repetitions. It is poeiible and proba- ; merman is nevertheless satisfied that
bl that the U serai miaUtry will dis- j the pre ' has now baooflM more im-
solve at an ear, y day, to be succeeded portant than stage or pulpit, and
by one of Tory and Libera!-! 'nionist j worthily inets the obligations of its
proclivities. But the emergency which i responsible position amidst the moving
French Coney rapes, U laobe deep
Atiikktiui! i. ape. " .
Atiakhun I'spee.
AOM-akhuii Cap,-. " ,
uy.'J upoaaaai Cape '' "
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Monkey i 'api--. " ,
Nat. Otter l.'upja, " " i
Nai. otter spe, "
KlllUJuel' Cape. '
beaver Oupe. " M
N atria l.'apes.
Sesl ur I'eialan I 'an-- "
AleHka beat I 'up.'-,.
Alak Seal Capes, " " ,
Mlllk I alien "
Brawn llarten Cape " . "
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Cohougs C Jaswix, of Honwdilt,
taae biOMtlf cat of the Bold with a
iniHultietJ that declines. "1 have
i-t is-:, as ..: a ;. " .-. .w :. ..
do I inland to be a candidate for tha
will tbe.i eon front the progress of
heme rale wul be exceptional indeed if
it Jo not, as such c.-iies invariably have
done in th pist, develop the need
ful leader. Tha Conservative
party la Lagiaod is at its best
daly wnen ll is the psrty of oppo
sition, lavsst it with the NtpOBtiWU
ties of creative and aggreiiive states
maaship aad it 11. variably sink alowly
diwn to tha level of mediocrity if not
tiositite annopnlarity The life of th
'. ,-r-e ona. nomination the coming I next ConMtTatir ministry will not be
term.' Thoe wao ... for strings t.j ; prolonged The ferment of reform is
every politioai refosai Will search in at work 7n la slow going Britain,
taia for on on this and just a inrely as this leaven
iprcadt, jaat w aortly must Lngiish.
men tarn at last to Liberal leadership
for th nrogres and national stamina
n"ld to t.rsrve the integrity of the
I'niied Kingdnm
Bmnico Dfnocxanc tonttmportj
rie have opattsd tue campaia by
printing ijrtraits of JatMt Dsnton
Hancoca at th head of editorial col
umns The picture inltcat that Mr
Hancock is n'lita aa inUlligant looking j
man, tbongn bis face g.ves evidence of
"that tired feaiiog' woich will b
dbobtliaa nlitrad at tbt aomiog election.
Wito its lua of yUrd tue
Wayn indepeadeot completes sixteen
years of successful and creditable
waekly and sem. WOtUy pnblltatloo
Under th owr,rhlp and editorial
direction of B K. Main, tbtlidtptfl
lent baa nien a clean, trustworthy and
enterprising fam.ly DtWtpOptT, SatXTf
.ug botn it prtcant KWatJM and its
blight prospects
it is a . ,ntrsting and MOVfafiog
indication of tb growing fsmiliarity
of the people with the nw ballot law
that In a county having nearly one
hundred and tiftv election districts,
less than bslf a dOiM OfrtlflogtN of
nomination bar reachod the com mis
slonen' office in def tiv condition,
and oniy one fatally to 1 be leeiulaK
complications of th prnt yatetn of '
conducting elections In Pennsylvania
disappaar npon attentive isanloftion
In time th citizen, though a fool need
not err therein.
. -
Tue Dunmohk correspondent of a
looal contemporary arrows faetiona
whan ha say that "t least halt of th
people ont of employment are thrown
ont by Republican manufacturer 10 a
to rain th Democratic party." Tb
Democratic party lias developed such
an expeditious knack of destroying it
self that kepnblluau manufacturers
would be foolish to go Into the xpnie
und worry of involuutary bankruptcy
merely to hasten It defeat The Dun
more correspondent most think it great
lun for th owners of indmtrUs to bav
panic (talk abroad in th land.
.
A conservative timata of tha loss
in wtgea under Democratic supremacy
put it at two billion dollars. Dnrlug
this period values bav depreciated an
other two billion dollar. The wage
didn't top, to any general extnt, nor
tbe values fall, iu any alarmlug pro
portion!, nntll revolutionary Demo
cratic policies were sensationally
threatened by theorist under th lash
THE NEXT PRESIDtNf.
When Captain Dslan-y was her
' an 1 th captain, b) it ai I, sptAk only
upon :osid information he was aakd
who, in 1894, th west would support
for pftaidtot He replied "If .Major
I William McKinUy for tbe next three
I years carri'i himielf as diplom ttioal ly
i a he ha for the pi. Ihrat years, ha
j will undoubtedly b the ntit presi
dent "
This, Of coitrasr. Is msrly a pre lie
lion an expression of what ll, In oui
tense, oniy a penonai opinion Ami
yet, go out Into the highways, ask each
man the IIBt OjttWtlM, and ae bow
widiapreal tha aame bslitf i Tboi
men lik Captain Ddansy whose btjfl
nets it is t dltotrtl th pulltical puis
of tbl ptOplt. 10 DOtt it line gra'la
tioU and follow the bnt of Its mini
ft Indicatiois aiy substantially th
lama thing. CMfUtiOM may harig
An opinion to lay corio'irriiug a con
tingsri'y of tomorrow Is naturally
tentativ. But at this particular
moment, McKinliy Ii clearly lu thi
load
It, therefore, beooui intereeting to
as whtb)r or not he I conducting
himielf In a m inner to retain the pop
ular good will. As a pre guilneut pie
Idnntlal potentiality ill OVMBttltl
and word hare wldsprad internet.
VtiWtd In this light, It must b nd
mltted that ble conduct I dlloNllOB
persouilisdj Not an err'u not n
"brtah" Im marred his dnmoanor
Askd flatly in Chicago if he ware a can
didate for the pretidency. lie last week
mad reply, "1 am tatlsfled, air, that
the man nominated by the next lis
tiooal Republican convention will b
lecd. "
That is the truth, a aiuienrance go
now. Aud his name.' Well, It Is prop ir
to glv torn tuarirln for guesiing.
CHEAPER TELEPHONES.
)u of the foad expectation of the
maaisi at this time is that the lipin -tlon
of the Ball Teleplion patent will
bring with It relief from excessive
ohiirges. It Is far from reasonable that
the overage busines man should piy
mora for his telspbou privilege tuau
he doe for bis postage, messtnger hire
aud light. In cltiei populous enough
tore of th" times Nawgpaners man
age to include in (oiii shaps the whole
round of huuiin affair, and in this
Urge res.net it may b said of them
that 'tht-y show, contain and nonrilb
all the world,'" a sentiment in which
most oatldid t'rons will concur.
ROUND,
Then Noted.
Will uwmey, son of tn late Lieuten
ant L I. Seiy, who ia home from the
west upon a visit tells nf many forcible
illustration of tha etfet of I 'on
cratic good tlm'a in the portion of the
country in which he has resided for the
past three or four year. Mr. Bttlty
haa bttn employed on n sheep raueh In
Montana, where the Bhep-ri
iug industry hai It mrished
in the paet under Republican
adminittratioti. and Ima had ample op
portunity to study the wool U.-?tlou
right on thairround. BlDCt tht OllO
tlon of l Irovar Cleveland the owner of
tiie renche npou which h was en -gagod
have Iwen fililk'sd to rduci
th"iratook from ;,U0) to .". ono, aril
are dipneing with tii' wool growers
as fast as pbstlbll, and will ndavr
to ktep from going into bank
ruptcy by inventing their fiiuda
in cattle f'pou many othr
sheen farms where th owner
v ' - working upon llmitnd capital Or
wi new to the business, thy have
been oblige I to let tbe annuals din fur
want of fOOdl fOV running pnaea.
not lining ahlo lodlaieeof thx ahenp
by oven giving them away. I lory
v. nerelu mat section, nucording to Mr.
lath)?, ruin aud QOMMtloil have
bllihtd the localities where nil was
prosperity mid hopeonlv a few in mtlia
ago It la perhapa needleea to add that
thr are DO i Democrat among the
Montana sheep rler
W I, Crawford, who for years ba
been a troOi'il ngent anil miinauer foi
tlmptoa A Walklui, Is now leceiviug
eongratulatloiis upon Imvlug eourd
u lute reent in the etnslve biiHlueae
conducted by th firm. Mr. Crawford
has btOi a valuable viuplnT of Simp
KM i Wutklna and haa attiml liia
reccgnltlon by faithful ai vie In ml
dltlOO to hi reputation as un aiollnl
manager Air Crawford has gnlued
much local notoriety na a OOBnOiMOttl
of Ii- is- tl ! He takea pride lu bniuir
Hi poaauaeur id soiiim or the llnest atotk
in till Motion and will Heldum allow u
rival taain to pa bl llyrs on the
road
see
Horace E liaud ts ninotig the busiest
of Hcrantou' attorney of today, tit
Hand I nut only an etcellent lawyer,
hut has develnpsd OOniidirabll taut In
promoting huituMi auterpri iu thla
city und eleewbere, eepcclnlly In the
hue of street railway.. Hue of the
most lOOMIlf nl of Mr. Hand' rrunt
veuturas i tho alectriu railroad at
Itbaoa, N, .. which proml to be a
booaoat for th itocliholders Tb
Ithloa road ha ajiocul lutvaiitagas In
connecting th Cornell University anil
tb bOllntll portion of the city with a
lino uf teuuirs on Cayuga lak.
I.
Oonventloai Name Candldntea Up Her.
IPJlUfrWr Hiwt-Uiiatti:
lu answer In our ijuery as to who would
be Ihu next Kepublicau uuuiiuee for con-
CAPES 22 INCHES DEEP.
Astrakhan Cape
Baltii- ts.u i a pea
Ueetiio feni Capes,
franeb Couey Cap,
Uink i 'ape,
p.rown Mullen CPS
Monkey ape-.
inches deep,
1,0 in
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, aA uu
, i, in
. BO on
,',n u
. 21 nO
Hlgtat Cash Prices Paid for Raw Fun
Repairing Furs a Specialty.
it Mit'il Candy, 'lwtr
or a&V st vie 01 ;uiO
l.xpies atolls,, Wlncipfdes,
Trioyolas, Doll Cabs, Dratni
or Toys of evry kind,
DOLLS
Ohina I bill, Wax Dolli,
Patent Hulls Jointed lolij,
any kiuil of doll from 25oto$19
SLEDS OR SLEIGHS
For Boys, (Jiils or LolU, iu
.Maple, 04k ot Iron, fro in li.ie.
in 115.00.
BICYCLES
We have tbe poods und onr
priced arc right, Wholesalt
and retail,
J. D. WILLIAMS & BP.C,
314 Lacka Ave.
.V j V. j S. j SE S
Removable and Self Lbarpeniug Calks.
E
Lacka-
We are sole apjenta for Bradford, Columbix
i wanna. Luzerne, Montour, Pike Sullivan. Susquehanna
-Wayne and Wyoming counties, State of Pennsylvania
, Catalogue on application.
Bittenbender&Go.,Scranton,
Wholesale and retail dealer.-' iu WafOBtnalrari
Bvpftioa, Iron and tee.
lJ Blacktnithi
Wo make
nilttees tor
:i BPECtALTV of snpptriag con
SnuUuy S.liool. l air-, t'eetivala
THE DICKSON MANUFACTURING CO
SCRANTON ANU W1LK ts BAItP.E. PA, MAXTJFACTBBEB3 Jl
Locomotives and Stationary Engines, Boilers
HOISTING AND PUMPING MACHINERY
General Office. SCRANTOK F.V
Bl
LANK HOOKS
BOOKS
M EMORANDUMS
Olfice Supplies of all kinds
Inks and Mucilages
LKADIKU MAKKS,
Fine Stationery
WIHT.U V.TEKMANaud I It A N K
I l FOU VIA l N PBNSi
All lUftl MlttM
gcuti ii i ;iw ford'a Pui aad
huekN Flexible Rubbtfl BUtttps.
Reynolds Bros.
Stallonira onil ngravers
bit LACKAWANNA AVB
WATCH KS
DIAMONDS
JBVBLBT
SILVERWARE
SPECTACLES
EDWIN G. LLOYD
423 Larkawanr.u Avenue
GREAT SALE
OF THE
Walter's Stock of Dry Goods
COMMENCES
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 5
AT
The Fashion
308 Lacka. Avenue,
AND AT THE
New Stores
400-402
Lacka. Ave.
ASK YOUR GROCER AND INSIST UPON HIS FURNISHING YOU WITH
STOWERS
T
HE DUTHEIL STUDIO,
315
LACKAWAeTKA AVKNVK.
ICR ANTON, PA,
EKI.ICIOU8, MILD STJaAH OTJmBTD ABSOLUTELY FVTXJD
HAMS. LARD.
EVERY HAM AND PAII- OF LARD BRANDED.
thm . Mm , likd THE sTOWERS PACKING CO., SCRANTON, PA
SVsu iXU MADE n .'outract nitU a
I X TT e trsu) factory to turn out l,ft)J
e ll trimra between now ami Cbr.at
5 " 4 me. I ieh toaiinounce t.jthejuul'
IuX :. 1 lun 1 will innL 11 OKKUlNt
CKAYON POUT KAVT . opt.'d fryru
,i,y email MM ABSOI.UTKLY FHKE OF
1 U I Ml IK
LAX KMT STYLUS OK KIIAMK- FKOM
v: SO ITWARD.
tn auarauteed.
Krauiee iU yer vsnt. 1 tban ragulai pi
K. UlITHKIC, Artlll