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THK SCR ANTON TJUBUNK- -TtfUBMJJAY MOItNI.NO. FEBRUARY 1 . 189f.
SCRANTON TRIBUNE
F. E. WOOD,
Ganerai Manager-
FcBLUBki. &it.r 4d iB.Ki. iji Borah-
TOS. PA , BY TBS IhliiU.Nk. Hl'BlISUIXO
COW TAX I
Sew foil Offiob: Titiao.ii tnuMO,
i i,an 8 Ukav. MahauKK.
Sru.ii fiuj .Woil Aiarr.r
THE SCRAN K)N TRIBUNE.
BCfUtfTON, FEBRUARY IS, isw.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKtl
FO K CO l iK F ss ai a H a r i . a uu I
OALVSHA A GROW,
On' Sl'Sll'EliAN.N A
election February -io
'3LRVJ NOfllH llltbUAY
04xttot toKiMty iHtyttoUitH tht
yinmil thought 11 i.n mic "Tkt
JHQptl ituwf u cMlll0l ait' ctctv u aif tf
bast r'At'y niv Mltd p :ui ij7 tinA
t idfU' J llfJUKtl.'li, PU l.llSJ-llU(J-
iny. u'uf ' ftruct'ny, flMW'r(oHHIU
miiintfon rAcii in)( not taKd M
tututij-fow hour if thxy had n J
..,. il'ry 10 CaCJ (! U:vi ; i- hi i'i
thm.tlvt$ uni( fA 0M((rnwx ( ataiv
0 iirnnirn(." I ante foi (.troto
Mat tWMiCy MilW I u (eyji bWh
fioa o far tntmlira fu siwi Mr .vn
rra.r Avoiffot Mr cirow nt 1'usi.lav
till b a vot of caiuurat ou tlio iucowa
tax
SCBAJ TOMANS .u a n to kuow whettmr
gvrhal wirai caauot b placed saf ly
ncJiirgrouad.
A iUi for Mr Chow unt Tuii y
mil b it Tot of iroteit ijiiiiiit fr
traJs timei
If THE nil nut sign m iutliuiiiti..,s
naly iuuut posiaasiou luitmitl of loll.
m: aaiu-r thou Dtmocrati would
It I
A VOtt for Mr tiCDW uext TmiJay
II not to voU nt all, a voluntary dli
iraucbiaituiuiit. Tuo other in to vote
for Mr. Gfrchv. A vot for Mr. Han-,
cock would lit a deliberate and grain! I
hub bid for yet further busiueai de
aiorallr.Atiofi and patilp
fHOtl ft ii"t ii.m . lu
W ho are reduod to the
clutcblnK at itnuvs in
nilu-breediiiK Wtlaou
Ibl'l vicinity
BtOMilty of
ilefiMiss of tbo
lull dtnve al
i ftolll th j fact that
the New York Euglnu-t inland Mining
Joiltnal fauMeit Nova BootiaB coal
could not coups t with our own It
will tbil teebniual jjiimal, we believe,
that teceutlrTolved a deadly oompt.t
Ititt icbeiue baviuK tu view the iiupjr
tation of Wullr antlnitcite A witn"iie
caDablc of the latter dlu(too ii hardly
qualified to give testimony on the Nova
Sootlaa quentlou ranking in credibility
with the teatiiuouy of ijiactical coul
oiiator wbo have made dm. ..t pu
eoual unm: into the free coal
I . .i'i..ui The uiiuere of DWthtMtvra
PeoutylvauU would, It It lilievetl
l!ice more credence in the word of
William Cuuuell, for InlttDOt, tbau
they Wouhl In tbit ot a jounial,wbu!i,
Int than a year HRO, atriouily opined
that coal from Wale- OOQld bi im
porttd W ae to undersell Aniericuu an
tbiacite lu American market
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VOI t KOK MH HKOW
bectuie he h an houeit man,
because lit opponente cannot even
lie eatiefactorily aOout him
Because be U the trlend of American
iiutmtry and Amttiotn labor.
Bicau be doe not favor industry
proltratita Htrlr tojiratify a theory.
Btsaat b btlUve in au Lout dol
Ur, uoitid by tbt btoatt faith of the
whole Allien Jan govollimeut.
became he blivo thtt every hou
Ml veteran w entitled to reapctable
treatment by the ru'.ar of the land be
helpad to aav
Becauie be favor the borne market
aud the horns Workruan aoiDeJ to
tht foreign markat and the cheap com
petitive labor of European land.
Becaute bt objsct to eaudiiiK foreign
u. muter to friendly weaker power
with itistfuctloni touiile to tbe "great
aud good friend' ' face aud plot bahiud
bi back
Becama he I the exponent of the
American system in tbe state which
Will be a vote of protest against grata J gave tbe world the first note of Ameri-
itjsi insult to
blae.
viteraus who wore tbe
TBI BIST advice that caa be given
with retereuce to uelt Taeaiay is con
tain d iu tbe irarntog; "Doa't be a
elan."
PriUC laftlovialCNI II tbe watch
word in every commaalty What kiol
of a spirit la this tbat would cry "aalt,
enough1
V'jT. :.!-..! Tuesday for sime method
of "reformiug- the taritt which will
aot put so much extra work upon the
loap bouse industry.
ffrm JuttM Allli candidly cod -IfeiaM
thai he has ran oat of reason
why he ii a Democrat. There are
many Ailea in the country tolay.
. .
ItWIU he time to toe and rest m
the matter of improving SwautOQ
when craatun becomes perfect, bcran
tco although near it. h not perfect yet
EU0TI09 OAi this year in too many
lmtaace will not need to .be made a
Whole or half holiday. The Demo
ratio tariff tinmen have already pro
Tided for that.
A.N IZPIIIIftllTAl adoption of the
underground wire system in some of
icranton's most crowded buuneys
itreeta would co the best atragetu
move ever made by the electrical corn
paniea lu this citv.
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Mit WlLaOM I bill ehuuld be amended
in tne senate fj as to lead "A bill for
the manaiacture of Jericits, tne mutti
plication of pauper mid tbe encour
agement el general distress
IntU .- no coal to speak of in No?a
Hcotla. The Whitney syndicate is aim
ply in butiaea for its health We
know thi matt be true, because we
have toil inclination direct from the
ycdicate'i uwu organ
Wild ijCSEAatu pvlice super li. u,
new bridge, a hancliouii new park
and eeviral impressive new baihliogs
in proceia of construction, Soranton
Will aoon look like tht progressive
municipality tba't it is Bat the evolu
tion into metropolitan iiimeiisi.n will
bot be complete until tbe block pave
- . ' come np an 1 tbe wires and polea
dnwn
A CVjuoVS lu2gstion of that most
(nrioui of beings, the Massachusetta
;eforinr. iseinbodiel in tbe Dty bill,
whish woald comBel ealooni to ihave
ban ao built that only one person coald
itand before them at a time Tbe ob
ject, of coarse, is tu prohibit treating,
bnt convivial uroup would atlll have
teroorte to the large an 1 lu.ciou ''or
iginal package."
Tmoie uu Ma.t who figure mjat
prominently and honorably in history
ara the young old mm Ualniba A
ttrow ia 03a of tbaa. Hie ezperieace
reoommendi him to tbe aged, hi hait
liog qaalitiea to tbe yoaug and hla
principles to young old and middle
aged Mate hi triumph Tuesday au
event in history.
fRuHiSSOR Thuiih.-,o:, the noted pro
ttrctionist, baa been selected as princi
pal of tbe Philadelphia high school.
It will be remembered tbat he was
recently crowded out of a University
of Pennaylvanla profeaaorahlp beoauie
of bia favoritism for tbe Auierloan
ayatem of economics, which failed to
suit tbe Cobden theoriata In the 'varsity
board. Professor Thompson's faith In
the home market appeara to b well
vindicated.
There H HO middle ground on the
preaent Democratic state platform or
in tbe utterance! of tbr present Demo
cratic candidate, Mr. Hancock, for
thoae former Democrats who believe in
moderate protection, but yet do not
like to aever political afaociatiooa uf
long atandiog. Platform and oandi
date are reciprocally blunt, bold and
emphatic in opposition to tariff protec
tion in any form wbataoever. There
are only two course open to tbe con
tinent Dimocratio protectionist. One
can ladepeudince troui thralldom to
British basse. British uijlel and
British economic ld-as,
Became, as a matter of hard, practi
cal business seme, with Dimocratio
incompetency fast rolobiog the stage
of a chronic disease, the eltiien with
wages to earn or profits to acquire can-
iot.tnjuitice to himself, do otherwise.
SEN AtOft CiHAY b APOLUCiY.
Seuatoi- Gray marWel" a goo I au apo
logist for Mr. Cleveland Hawaiian
n iMO as Mr. Cleveland baa any rigbtjto
llpect Yet the beet T tint ne can do is
to branch off into a sdtiUmental detuar
absolutely irvelerant to the fucts in the
caSe.
No oue can doubt the efftctlveneu ot
a rhetorical uatbarst expressing the
bdpe that "if ever the Auiericau peo
pie start out on a career of empire aud
colonization it will bs witta head erect
and without tne breath of suspicion or
diiboaor, intrlgne or low dealing."
But. to have been entirely aprop s. it
should have had some wrd of con
demnation for tbe duplicity wbieh
sends a duly accredited minister to a
recognized friendly pejwer. with words
of peace and amity on hu lying lip and
a traitor'i hoitile purdose in his hoart ,
a minister profaae lb expression! of
amicable intent toward his "great aud
good friend" whom tbe secret instruc
tions of a "coniecaated American
executive couaruande him to plot
agaiust, make the victim of low cm
ning and, if it should chance, of the
aslsisin'i stab iu the back. Senator
(tray hadi room for lavnh invective in
reviewing the course of ex-Minister
Stevens as tbat course has been drawn
by paid agent f the leen -restoring
conspiracy Bat ha he no bra of
rebuke for the systematic deceit, tbe
prolonged Intrigue the indefatigable
and contemptible double deanug with
which the present representative of
this republic hi Honolulu carrying oot
the wiab of his employer in the white
house, baa sooght to betray a govern
mint by tbe people so as to re erect the
foul autoeracy Q( tbe cast ott savage
wanton?
The demand made bj this incident
upon cuckoo eloqneni a areauchas to
inspire lympathy for any apologist,
however earnest, gifted and z;alous.
Of Senator Oray It should in fairness
be aaid that be li doing the best he
can.
PENrsSf I VANIA'S PRbHERENCt
Seldom have the Industrial resources
and inport'anc of our commonwealth
bean ao aptly anmoiarlzad as in the re
spOoee of Lieutenant Uovemor Watrea
to the routt, "Pennsylvania," before
the Young Men's Republican club, of
Wllllatasport, on Lincoln' Day Af
ter alluding in eloquent fashion to the
msmorabls progriis which the state
bal inadi sipoe it became the cradle of
our liberty, the speaker aai I
BeglnnlBg Wltb thl Bret humble school
boaie ereilld by Pain on the Iaelawaie
Petneyltanla baa gfowa until today her
hill and valleys are dotted with schools
and collegea over each of which floats the
star a'id stripes. Her fertile fields oo
liUO.tlOO farms, well tilled by 300,UOU Intelli
gent yeomanry, give au iiiiiiusl yield of
?'.'(, 000, OfJO. Her nntold mineral wealth
loosened from its prison walls by the
unity! but not always harmonious error t
of capital and labor, bare brought th
civilized world at Onr ft paviug tnbliti
Heie nearly naif a million rnon employed
in manufacture control oue-Ki-venth of the
country' outpnt, giving an annual return
of three qnartera of a billion dollara. in
coal she produce annually in value mure
Chan does New Hnuth Walea in sixteen
year. Her oil held yielding yearly over
aevuuty-flve mllliona of dollars Heem well
nigh Inexhaustible. Nor is she noted
merely fur mateilal wealth. Along all the
avenues of progress aud developmrnt ahe
has hewn most conspicuous. Tu Pennsyl
vania A ii erica is iodi-bted for Its first
academy, education its tlrst public library,
navigation Its tlrst vessel moved bv steam
for freight and pasxmKers. geography Ita
first arctia expeduiuu, uiudlciue its Urtt
college, Insurance its Hist company and
journalism Its first deily paper.
lu concluding, tbe 1 lieutenant gover
nor thna volcid the popular preference
that, next Tuesday, will lead every pa
triotic Peunaylvanian whose eyes have
been opened to the real animus of
Democratic supremacy to vote aud
work for Galusha A. Urow "luatead
of the party which opens soup bouses
Pennsylvania prefers the party which
opens mills aud factories. Instead of
the pictures of Mill, of Texas.Joue of
Arkansas, and Vest, of Missouri, sit
ting behind barred doors denying the
people u heaiiug with iti'oreuce to
legislation tbat which mit vital
.. tffeCtJ every w-orkiugmaii in the
land, i'euneylvauia much prefers to
truat her Interests with the party
which seeks nut todestroy but to main
talu that policy of protection wnich
insists upon perpetuating the diltereiico
between the 'wages of linrope ami
America led by u Mckinley Ot
Etted By all the tokens of the past
and by all the bright promises of the
future Pennsylvania pronoies to staud
tinnly by tier nllogiauc.'."
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MR. AROHER INTERVIEAfVID,
Some lutriektiug tiguies ara given 1
Qlneral Manager Archer, of tbe Soran
ton Traetlon company, lu th inter
View, lu auothei . iluiliii. rslatlv.i to
the pole tax ordltianea. Tue ktate
iiii-iil that last year VJ7, IS J working
men three-cent fares were collected.
lOYOlflng an aggregate annual
eonony to the labdrlnti clasteM
of $,U3 63; that BB.MQ school
ChlldrtU and teachers were cauied
tinder tlio half fine nrraiigeiueut. utak
iug anot hnr aggregate economy of
0,-.l)O. and that (04,178 M wai saved
to pissenger through the l,OS6,47t!
tramfiri given out affordi new evi
dence of the company's liberality,
which, as THI Trimi'nk has heretofore
ahowu, is not surpassed ita any other
city iu the i nited States
The foregoiug rductious from the
usual live cent fare amount altogether
io aiwt'.'o ,o auuuaily Ai we Under
itaud tbe peudlag pole-lax urdinaso.
it wauld involfe tbe fraetlou om
pany In a total expsme of i.'.oOOan
nuallv. What will now be inquired of
Mr. Afober ia whether to make
up this 9,S00 tix he would re
Iliad the whole $u l,lt Jo. 70 or on l so
much of it as would pay the tax tf
he were to rescind all these ooncei
lions, the Traction comtnuy, after
paying the f.'.o )0 tax, wonld have to
its credit f 8 40. 70. or luftioient to
make the pole tax ordinance a Very
profitable inveitmeut for the company,
if not an especially agreeable oue for
the traveling public.
The point of outral intereit in this
couuiotlou is the fact tbat, if a tax ii
levied, il will be paid by the people
who travel on traction care, rather than
bv the distant itockholdsri of thi com
pany itielf. The Traction compauy
already has its franchise, duly ligned,
lealed aud delivered, it ii nut
iu any present fear of serious
competition. Therefore, it wonld
seem to be of questionable wisdom for
councils unnecessarily to encourage a
feeling of unfriendliness between tbe
compau.v and the public, lu which teel
Ing the public seems bound to emerge
the loser.
Tbat is the cold, common sense of
the matter, ai the case now standi
li II not a Scraiitoii characteristic
to be Indifferent to the city' welfare.
The secret of Scrautou'e high rating
and rapid growth lies in tbe vim that
each citizen ha heretofore put into bis
munieipsl relation!, There ought, on
this bridge question, to be a decided
aud emphatic eipressiou. one way or
tbe other. If it is not to Scrantou's
interest to have the straggling lections
united, then let ill say ao, by a large
majority, But if it is to the city inter
est to draw Its constituent parts more
closely and lirmiy together, then let
there be no wriggling out of a nrompt
and forceful decision to tbat effect In
either event, let DM have such u verdict
next Tuesday as will not be open to
misconstruction
Theks are lawyer! who will take
any side of any case If they feel the in
spiration of a luitable fee, but we don't
call them attorueyi. We call them
ihysteri In similar manner, there ate
physicians who, for the sake of a fiw
paltry dollara, will traffic in the locial
evil and lend themselves to the eOoom
phshment, or attempted accomplish
luent, ot the most heinous of locial
crimes. Theae men ate not reputable
representatives of an honored and hou
orable profession Tbev are its impoa
tors and cbarlataui it is time, though,
tbat self respecting professional work
ers made a geneial onslaught upon the
quacks it is a duty that tbd former
owe to themselves
li i.-, inn hi l ci. if the proprietlei
the situation would be much more out
raged that at present, were Mr Cleve
land and Mr Hill to come together to
day on the floor of the United States
senate, weigh in atrip to thi waiit.don
five ounce gloves, select sicondi, bottle
boldiri and a referee, and fight the
I'eckham matter out in trfls ring
fashion. I ertaiuly i'eckham coulj not
be less fit for a place on the supreme
bench were he to submit tu audi en
arbitrament than he ia now in hit will
iugneas to let the ermine of the loftiest
jndtcial position aave one on -firth be
draggled and stamped about In the
mire of polluted factional contention
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It win i. i' seem to be tbe part of
charity to suspend judgement with re
gard to the cauaeof the terrible fatali
ty iu Uaylord oolliery. until theiubsi
dence of popular excitement aball ran
der poislble a fair aud accurate
conelnsien, We are loath to bl
lieva that thi company operat
ing this mine foreaaw the fright
ful casualty that has occurred, or that
it deliberately neglected to take rea
aonnble precaution against it. It will
be time enough to distribute oenanre, If
there Is need of censure, when the clear
evidence is III As yet, too uifioh of
current report Is simply irreaponsible
rumor.
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Unoer 'i he form of ballot to be voted
next Tuesday, a misapprehension is
likely to arise. That part of the tic
ket relatiug to the queatiou of bridges
ia aituated beneath the straight Uepub
licau ticket, lu the lame column, i A
mark within the circle at the top or
thii column daei not nnplv to the
bridge question, either auimatively or
negatively. The mark muat lie made
in the small square to the right uf the
word "Yei" or to the right of the word
"No." This explanation alio applies
to tbe park question, which follows
the straight Dauiooratic ticket in tbe
second column
Aweilu tn Urn's Two Amis.
I'hatltt Rmvry SmiVi.
Tue protection which shields our uwu
pioJucers against all comers and she re
Hprocity which offers noaOompeilng pro
ducera our market in return for their are
the twin policies of doiueetts defeuse and
tureigu conquest, and they are the right
aud left arms ot true Aineiicainsm
For luduniiy and IVoepislly
CoWea Emui u Aaifa
'I hil ly year ago k,-i un-m stood
for human liberty and national unity
Tweatf yeaia ago it stood for national
honor and honest cnriuiicv. Today II
htuuds for American industry, Aiuencau
wugce, Auiviiuan coiniuc-rce uud Aliivtican
dtetin)
Baa Pardoa! out We're iuo.ooj Now,
ATfiatova tur
ii leranton, wuu pcriiups so.ouu oui,
can conslruot a tVM.OUJ city hall, AlU-n
town, with mii , night to g'O a good ileal
beyond $C.0liu.
WK i i RE
Dili Mil.NM.s1
a ii int
rufi -.i on HABJl
No intui tions No laoottventenea No tost
.iT tllllii I KMtlllullt nti.jlll nAll lluUill l.'ultl
nftur othtn inuttiod fall.
v-u iui.i drugtiat for PHO lie mis Con
eulimion mid tii.aiiiieiit fre Address, con
IldeatlaUy, t'HoKl'-os CURB' Co,
lantou. t't
CONRAD
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the:
HATTER
IS SHOWING SOMl DRESSY
LOOKING
HATS
FOR SPRING WEAR
GOLDSMITH'S $ BAZAAR
Will exhibit during this week their first importations of high-class
RTED DRESS GOODS
Consisting of Qrepon Bouillone, Tissue Brocle, Etoffe Panache,
Crepbn Guire, Fantasie Traverse, Plain and Printed Japanese
Silks, Figured and Striped Glace Silks and Wash Dress Nov
elties. SPECIAL OPENING SALE UK
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
At Prices Much Lower Than Ever Before.
As the recognized leaders in this line, we can assure oui
lady friends that the new stales of Night Gowns, Chemise, Cor
set Covers and Skirts nuw shown by us are unequalled for
workmanship, material and cheapness.
IOO dozen Night Gowns at 49c. ancJ 59c. lhat arti
trade astonishers.
Goldsmith Brother- & Company.
CEE
F. L, Crane's New Prices
FURS! FURS!
CAPES Id INCHES DEEP.
French Coney Cain?9, U mh. . Uih. .
Astrakhan. Capua. " " .
Astrakhan Capua,
Atsrakhan Capes, " " ,,
Dyed Opoaaun Ca;.e " ..
Moi,e Capea, " " ..
Monkey Capaa, " ..
N'at Otter Cmpes, " "
Nat Otter C'apei, " .,
Krtoimei Capes. " "
Beavur Capua. M ..
Nutria Caput
Sal or Persian a'ni " "
Alaaka bual Capus. " "
.Clfiskii dual CapSI, " ' ,,
Mink Capes " " . .
Brown Marten I 'tapes " " ..
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to OH
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0APE8 22 INCHES DLtJ3.
AatmktiHii Cap:. 33 iu.I.q- Uuep tie W
BnltK-8u,irpea " 13 00
Electric J-eal Capes. " I& OO
Fruin h Co&ey I 'iipus, 6 00
Mink Capus. W 10
Brown Marten Caput, " ' jptjj
Moukui Capes, 00
Highest Cdili Prices Paid lor Raw Piir3
Hepatring Furs a Specialty.
DO YOU BELL?
OR ARE YOU
MAKING PRESENTS?
pf Mixed Candy, Clear Toys,
an Bb) silt- of Candj r Nutn(
Express Wagons, Veloelpedes,
TrlOydes, Doll Cabs, Diuiiii
oi Tos ul everj kimi.
DOLLS
Chiua Dolls, Wax Dolls,
Patent Dolls, Joiiateal Uolls,
ara kiuil ol aloll from '.'oeto 13
SLEDS OR SLEIGHS
For Boys, Girls n Dolls, iu
Maplf, (Jiik or Iiou, Moui '.'ac
to lylo.iw.
BICYCLES
e have tin; goods auJ our
prices are right. WLolesulu
una! retail.
J. D. WILLIAMS ERO,
314 Lacka Ave.
Wuiiihi . BPSClALiTY ut suppl, lug coin
tot bunduy Schools. Fairs, Festlvab
! NORWAY JKO
bla k diamond
SIM UR
EXl RA SPECIAL
. HAN'DERSOS s ENGLISH
JESSOP'fi ENGLISH
Al MI.KL
HORSC SHOES
TOE CALK
TIKE
MACHINERY
SI'KiM.
SOKT STEEL
a V 1L
BrJLLOWS
HOHSK NAILS
WILLV & RU0SBLL AND M'fiLLS BROS
CI JTIVti MACHINERY
WAGON WHEELS
AXLES
SPRIXOI
HI Hh
SPOKES
KIM
STEEL SKEINg
R R. SPIKES
SCREW
Bittenbender & Co., Scranton,
Wholtsale and retail dealerb' in WanoDiiiaker: auJ BlaLkiinitlis
SUPPLIES.
THE DICKSON MANUFACTURING CO.
tCHA" .i AXU WJl.Kts BARKt. PA., MANCFACTChtKS Ot
Locomotives and Stationary Engines, Boilers,
HUISIINUAND PUMPINli MACHINLRY. -
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LANK BOOKS
LANK HOOKS
MEMORANDUMS
OUke Supplies of all kiudb
Inks and Mucilages
i.tADlXCa MAKES.
Fine Stationery
W I lM'.W A TKKMAN aiul KUAN K
I.I.N POt STAIN PENS.
All OiiittHiiteutl
Agents im Crawford's Pseia sad
Bad s Flexiblt Hubbei BtaitlpS.
Reynolds Bros.
Statluners and Lngraverj. -BIT
LACKAWANNA AVE
WATCHES
DIAMONDS
JEW KaLIIY
SILVERWARE
SPECTACLES
EDWIN G. LLOYD
aa3 Lackawanna Avenue.
SPECIAL
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AT THL
WALTER'S STOCK
For the Next 10 Days.
100 pieces 1 willed I owoling, best
quality, bleat hed, 30.
00 pieces dlass Toweling t ed and
blue checks, 4-C-
10 cloven Turkey Kod Table
Cloth-,, sue 8 4 only 69c.
9 pieces 1 able Linen (wide1)
Damask and Red, only 22c.
3 cases Amoskea;4 Ginghams,
worth 8c, only 4i4C.
1 rase bruit oi the Louin Muslin,
warranted one yard wide,
only 7-;4C.
i case L nbleached Muslin, l yd.
wide, Sc. quality, only dC.
cases New Dress Calicos, worth
;c a yard, only 4-V4C.
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pieces Black (. aslv.nero, worth
i 2 l2c , only 50.
pieces Cashmeres, all colors,
worth 35c only 21c
Ladies' jackets, -all si.ies, worth
- ?o, only $3.75.
Ladies' Jackets.all si. e, worth
$10 to $i-50, only $5.
doicn Ladies' Merino ests
and Pants, 50c, quality, only
86c.
dozen Ladies' Wool Ribbed
Vesta worth $1,95, only 65r.
dozen Cients' Natural Wool
$1.25 Underwear at 75c.
doi. Gents' Grey Underwear,
75c. quality, only 44c.
SALE AT BOTH STORES:
The Fashion I Our New Stores
308 Lacka. Ave.
400-402 Lacka. Ave.
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