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THE SCH ANTON" TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING. FEBKUARV 20. 1894.
SCRANTON TRIBUNE
F. E. WOOD,
Manager.
General
hnUllin llAll.T AKIl WIKKI.Y 1 N BOMB-
ION. PA.. UY 1 H U 'I KIM M 11 li I 1.IM Ml
Coil FAN r.
New Yuim orrioa: Tiiiuunb Huh dimi,
Miami 8. Uiiay, Manaoeil
ttlttej at the Iito(Hct ill ."tTunf.ii, fa,
Setfitd l lun Vu Matter.
THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE.
BCBANTON, FEBRUARY W, ISM.
accept Senator White; and tue preasu
tatioa of tin latter s uauie. involving a
tacit confession aud acceptance of Mr
Clersiand's defeat, ia sufiloient to in
spire tbegavHg that opposition will now
vanish.
The whole epis.ide. of which his noin
illation forms the third and hnal part,
is one which could only have come
about through gross obstinacy on the
part of the clialloiiKliis power. The
spectacle- -of au Auuiicau president
frantically hawking aul peddling the
executive patronage about in the HO
ate chamber, in the hop of ealving
two objectionable lOOOISSlVS Candida -elei
tor the highest judicial position
within his gift affords a clearer insight
into the character of preteuded civil
service reform thtn any recent event,
not evn IXOeptlol the appointment of
BCDIIDI IPAM CTATC TipirT Van Alen. The Dining of u nun like
ntrUbUbAN O I A I U IILlXtl senior Whitecou.ee in spite of hil
constitutional bias, as a wclcouu relief
to il public well QigO disgusted.
1 UK OTI that is oat, today, for lo
cal progress and natiotul prosperity
will bo a vote of which the voter need
never feel asham d.
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Till lUPRKMI COURT uuy be bur
dened with tOOQInuUtlaS duties and in
need of a full couipleuuiit of juiticeg.
but it could better be IWamped with
xcessive litigation aud suspend its ac
tivities altogether than t admit to Itn
select circle men utterly devoid or pro
fessiomil self rttpsot.
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Tin: CRXASKD cost or llio proposed
parks wouldn't foot up M much, per
capitu. as the cost of "tired feeliug
medicines without parks.
KOK CON QRF.88U A N AT I , A RUE,
O ALUS HA A. GROW,
OK si'SOt'EHANXA.
ELECTION FEBRUARY 30.
VOTE FOR GROW.
it Meant protection o labor, eei
poymenl for all ami pfotfittity Jutt to
ur as the principles repreemfed by
Mm ar emoedied in the policy oow
aenepal gottrntntnt,
Vote for the parks.
meant an upprscialMMS of toon
fAniy higher in man than the- pursuit
of inert gross utatm'aJ gain. " swan
beauty, reflnement. health for the men.
irowen and Ami MM children: proper
rsWeafion, advancement and progress
la off that makes gonr sefeeted home
attractive; freuii ?.' 'c anton.
VOTE FOR THE BRIDGES
It intuits a tueater Srrantou: the I
closer communion o' scattered locaU
ttes, the Mtatneeoieiit i lolaeo u"
interests tn eomutas); nibiii (raws!
mfi owlrgiag wards, ncreoM fi raf u
uiion. favreote ia prosperity, if it ben
tJUMVmtit benefits all in the roMMM
lewi t'ote y make Sntrnton uof uui (Ae
metropolis of the anthracite reijion, but
BURGESS DUGCANS CASE
The candidate of the I'atrick Henry
Democratic club for the buritess of
Dutnuore object toTuti TKIBI ISB'a as
sertioii that the administration of the
tffain of that ntooioipalUy i dictated
behind the closed door of au oath
bound organization, lie assert that
no oath is exacted of members of the
present club; that the sole rtqnlrtmsnt
i h ult'Jge of fealty to tbe organii t-
'" metioiMUan cater of dicer sifted iou iu prmeiples and its candid ites.
. "i. . . l of fo MOM us a ft"'UU-
yeneous feople.
OUR CANDIDATE
Those yoana Etepabltoaai who hill
today for the first time take ou the full
duties of eltUenthip ar fortunate iu
tbe conjunction of afliirs which en
ablt them to cast n first vote for a
tnau like Qalatha A. i row. It his been
an entire generation siuce Mr. Grow
was first active aul prominent in
the legislation of tue nation In
that eventful stretch of time there
has been much to learn and
much to forget. But he has emerged
from his civic retirement, a real Citt
cuiuatus of this prosaic modern time,
fiesh aud firm as ever in the service of
his couatrym"n He is a splen lid ex
emplar of the youn -old man. youag
in tbe vitalities of his magnificently
uresirved physique, but old ia experi
ence, wise iu counsel, and ripe iu the
judgment of a mind that has treasured
its thoughts.
Daring this generation it has bee i
vouchsafed to the Americau people to
witness a new illustration of the im
practicability of free trade. The
country was just recuperating from a
i-tmtlar exprienc waen Mr Grow
first euterel public life It bae. dur
ing tne period of bis studious man
hoo 1, been nis good and also hie ill
fortune, tdret to see thegigautic waste
of a ferocious civil war, next to see
that great waste repaired under the
magic bairn of protection to American
industries; and again to see that
balm assailed, after thirty years of
prosperous peace, by the descendants
of those misgnided theorist who had
fought it on the field of battle The
younger class of voters are beginning
today, where he began nearly two
score year ago Lot us hop) that it
will uot be their lot to parallel hU
vision of a nation rent in twain by any
difference impossible of adjustment
lave by the grim arbitrament of war.
Although the statement of TUI TbW
PM vra conditioned upon what teemed
to it entirely credible testimony, and
although it is a known fact that tue
I'atrick Henry club of which the prtt
lent organization is an outgrowth, ws
iron-clad in its oath requtreuieuti, nur
I taring a spirit not easily overcome
through ttcjuical chng.s iu the by
I laws, we are willing to giv
. Mr Duggan the full benefit of bis
denial. Admitting, then, that there
i no oath of fealty exacted
from recruits to the present Dun
more borough Deuueratic organisation ;
and that merely a pledge ia taken, does
this riu distinction alter the facte in
' the cate'; Djes it afford any reaton
1 why taxpayers of Duumore should
' continue to support, at the polls, a
borough ring which achieves virtually
, nothing, from year to year, in way of
i ublio improvemeut exhausts the
municipal revenues without rendering
adequate evidence of borough prog
ret, and forms, in its methods, a min -I
tature Tammany, with all that that
j word implies'.'
N'or does It meet the rquirement of
! the caee for the preaeut 1 urges, of Duu
more to accuse THt TSIBUMI of per
sonal bias ia its comments upon his
' campiign for re slection. The quss
I tion of personality, albeit a proper one
! tor contlderation iu the choice of exe
cutive offlcials.it very greatly over
: stiadowed in this case bv the question
of the public welfare. For years this
co-operative political club has had its
band pressed tightly and hurtfully upon
the throat of Dunmor s borough
affairs, until tbe borough is getting
blAck in the face. If is tiun for this
clutch to relax It is time for this
pledge bound, political mutual benefit
, society to have its Dores opened aud to
g-t rid of some of the unwholesome
effluvia that monopolistic umnii ipal
i rule invariably develops.
That is all, Mr Dufgan
ciation of motives nud intentions, which
nay, I mucerely hope, at au eurly day In
cleared away.
Is there u single American today
who. viewing this incident fairly and
iu freedom from ptraonal and partisan
spite, can repress a thrill of admira
tion fov the kindly providence which
has raised up, iu that little Island,
among brutal courtiers, savage monar
chists and hostile emissaries of a de
luded Americau administration, a HH
who, without material resources, and
with only 11 mere handful of devoted
aud patriotic followers, has stood at
bay the dint conspiraoy of deposed
queen aud misguided presidential
champion, and has out-genuralUid mil
out argued every new antiigonist in dt
feii'u of holiest govertimvut by honest
peopln'
Think of Dole wheu you vote, to
day, for Urow.
MR, QROW will be elected, of course,
but it rests with I'ennsylv ini i wage
MTUn to say how great shall be the
moral emphasis of his tuccess.
...
Friend? ov J V. Browning, He
publican candidate for MUmon com
Il in the Sixteenth ward, are rallying
to bis rapport with enthusiasm, spurred
thereto by the unkind words uttered
by a Sunday Democratic- organ Mr
Browning has served the Itepublican
party faithfully as its county secre
tary, and his record m council tin.
! shown abundant evidence of capability
mii I proressiveuess. It should be
j seriously considered by residents of 'be
SIltMUth ward whether a mail like
Mr. Browning chu safely be spaiuil.
just on the eve of bis best usefulness
to the city.
.
ClTlZINfl who view iu public im
provements no larger significance than
a merely temporary cost are uo! citi
tni wno do much to uphold their
tiome community.
BOSS M KANE'S DOOM.
In the solitude of Sing Hiu Johu V
McKaue will, unless a phaut Tammany
governor shall interposs a pardou, have
leisure to reflect upon the leuieucy of
the public which accords to polluters
of it frauchise no severer sentence than
oue of brief incarceration iu well-kept
prisoutrs. Many a poor thief, urged
to the stealing of a peuny loaf out of
sympathy with the child crying for
bread, hae had steruer punishment pro
uouueed upon her br the law thau that
which is bestowed upon the cuuulng
worker of franchise treason, the man
who has mule a traffic of thesuoliation
of pure civic rule
The news chroniclers of Gotham ex
patiate minutely upon tbe emotion
with which McKaue ascertained bis
sentence. Very singularly, there is
little record of the emotion with which
true eitilfni ought to learn of the pun
ishment of one passing type of their
deadliest political foe that foe which,
behiud the mask of seeming respect for
the will of the majority, screens devil
ish designs upon government by the
majority, and achieves its substitution
for real umjorities of majorities made
to order. It would profit the Ameri
canism of our land if there were a
stronger popular sense of abhorrence
for this civic crime nud a steruer pop
ular insistence that the crimiuali shall
desist.
h II ORDIL in Mr. leveland to rip
the Bissell supreme court boom ia its
verdant bud -cruel to Bissell aud cruel
to the patrons of the Bissell mail ser
vice.
Couldn't AhMt Anvlliinu Vulgar,
ItutttlU 'I'lHitSClipt.
.Mrs. Inii-TeniR: "Our ancestors feme
over In th1ValllU Arbutus, you know. '
I Belt fJeorgt: "The Trailing Arbututl
What the- oh. i see' i,n mean the May
flower." MrB. lnn-Tiinns: "Vra, but
Mayflower is so horridly vulgar '
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Hy Ditto' Reckon I. nt of Time.
t 'airoflo Avt'ei ii
Bin Don't yon know what i nwon wimu
I say that I hIihII keep your beautiful val
nttttO forevor anil ever
Ho (who has AM oxpsrtonce)- vs Vuu
nito about two week.
I'oor Old Libiiiuuta.
Kelt Yuri World
BobengnlR died poor. His estate con
itotodof eigbty -four widows and u lost
The OhioetfO VaUntlu
Chicago Rtrerdi
Hbow-tboyeto neatly tied with blue nb
b. Us make uppropriate Villon lines.
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The Koval Read te Wua'tb.
r 'ii, niy,.i TrtbUM
ill ' They are wise
Who advertise
In winter, spring
And rail.
Hut wiser yet
s re they, you bet,
Who never let up
At nil.
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The Man with h Hi nth
Foaf(iiu Hoi'
i lot ii km I'M h gurgle,
I InVO its rllleul Mow;
I love to wind my month up
Aud listen to it go.
INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTEHS.
To tote for the ntU) brUlyel, mark a
erott in ffct tmail iquaru at the right
hand utile of tht hum "lei' at tin
bottom of the Just column ou the
ticktl To eal$ for the new park), mark
ii trout iu (Ar mall square at the i iyht
hand : life of the icortl "IVs." at the
bottom of the mono' to luwm. Vnltu
you make a Ifpamf lltarA' for or
apalntl bi tiiyct, and for or ngninittlto
parkt, your t ote wiil not affect l ithe,
guMftou. lie proQiittitr and rot
.
Tovoixfortht j ams mark an "X ' iu
tbo box opposltej the word "Ves, ' which is
underneath ihe word purkB.
GOLDSMITH'S $ BAZAAR
IN THE REALM OF SILRDOM
THIS ii not our owu thought, bat it It the remark receatlj uutdeb) oue of the mauj lady admirora
of our large, atw collection r Silks: The oouutless utylee, patteru and qualities shown by us now
would till u voluroe ii we wenl into detail. Japanese) Chinese, French nud American silk loomaarej
all represented and in the acme of perfection in both the printers' and weavers' tut.
To dwell in poetic faucy over theui would be au insinuation upon your perceptive faculties, There
fore, We will simply ask ..u to call and sit. when we are quite wire that your teuse oi ecstatic uppreda
tin ii will be aroused bj the spread placed before you,
in former years the purchase of n silk ln'ss was frequently looked upon as an act of extravagance.
Today, reallj ii is a matter of economy, because Bilks arc actuallyjcheaper than bigh-chus drefs materials,
21-inch Printed Silk Pongees, that are good and very baautiful, only 29c.
21-inch Printed China Silks, of the most exquisite designs, 49c.
24-inch Real Japanese Hahtnai Silk, made upon hand looms-:; full of life and
durability; colorings fast; washable as anv cotton fabric-
' dream of loveliness. Only 63c.
23-inch Corean Silks, cream grounds, floral designs, washable. Only 49c.
II you haven't secured one of our -button Kid Cloves, in
all colors, at 39c. a Pair do so before they are gone. They
1 cannot last the week out.
( ioldsmith Brother- & Company.
WE CL'BJS
DRUNK UNNES3
AKI THS
'J'UBAOCO 11AHIT
Nu Injection. Nu lDCmTQlMl No lu
uf tiniB. 1 icatiuunt HI your uwu liouio. Cures
alter uthur iuetliudi fall.
Ask your di uuglst for PBOBS'-NOS, f 'on
suIUimii mm li tMllueut treo Ailtlnua cou
Bdratlally, "PHO-Rf'-XOS CUBE" CO.,
Sc.' Mlltull, I'u.
N
OTED
Just As Seen,
Wh.vT WijClu ricraticixi realty wttim
bavs been tai Blooom Hollow re
uiaiueJ sta::W In the ia'i'1
It IS KIND in Senator Hill to Touch
safe his gracious consent to tbe uouii
nation of Judge White The conse
iiunnces wnion would nave tolloweil
TBBODOM ROOSSVELI declare with his refusal to concur form a cotitiug
ency horrible to conjecture
emphasis that ever? foreigner who
cornea to this country is In honor
toondto become an A merit; tn citiz-in,
purs and siinole, without anyiiualiS
cation.' But he also Lelievs, just as
emphatically, that Iffam "tDJ fonigo
born citizen who comes orr here,
honestly and in good faith fills the
duties of American citi.enshlp.and acts
is an American, pure and simple, it is
an outrage to discriminate against him
in any way. because of his birthplace
or his creed." This seems to be a iqtMTf
andaeusible platform, upon whic.ii all
conscientious citizens can safely stand.
.
It h'nt necessary It. believe that a
ring is an oath-bound nng so long a
tbe ring's known Ticiousness is enough
to condemn It. lino more borongh
today should have n spring cleaning
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THIRD AND LAST CALL.
Senator White, named as Mr (.'love
land's third choice fur associate jus
tic of the (uprenue court, the oilier
two ventures having grievously mis
csrried. Is one of those fortunate beings
whole neither too good to be popular
nor too bad to be unfit H is III fears
old, com of good, old aristocratic
stock, bis father, Klward Douglas
White, having been a judge in New
Orleans, Whig member of congress for
three terms, aud governor of Louis
una. mid is aufQciuntly in touch with
the states' rights predilections of the
Southern Confederacy, for which he
fought, to be acceptable to nil factions
now uppermost in federal authority.
Mr. White has had eiperienoe on th
bncb, having been Judge of Louisian
na's supremo court from 187 to 1 -' ;
and is a man of fair personal scholar
ship, temperament and social attain
ments. Hiscaretras a United States
senator has been one devoid of ostenta
tion and even tame in some of its
phases; but it has at least been respect
able, and there is little fear that the
proprieties of tbe supreme bench will
ever be violated by him. either while
he Is a candidate or after he shall take
iiis seat on the woolsaok. The president
is unlikely to repeat the disgraceful
tceuee attending the Pockham notnlna -tlon.
not through any lack of willing
ness on his part, but for tbe simple
reason that it will not be neoessary.
Senator Hill anuouuosa bis readiness to
Tn k FALLACY that Canadians would
give our products free entrance in ex
change for the removal of our duties
on Canadian products, hardly needs
another puncturing. And vet it is re
peatedly advanced by Democratic
economist. As a matter of fact, there
lias not, In two years, ben ou the
statute book of the dominion of
Canada a provision empowering th
executive tiea l of that dominion to re
ciprocate frtie lists with the United
States. Therefore, when Mr. Hines
quote Mr. Kckley B. 'oxe as favoring
reciprocity in coals with Canada, be
-.imply bvancb. off into a tbtoretloal
subject, haviug no present or immin
ent, bearing upon the 'iiestion at issue.
In plainer words, he twists, squirms
and dodges, just Ilka he alwtvs did,
and j mt like hedoubtlesi alw.iys will.
I
It TIIEltt is too much partisan poll
tics iu Americ.ui municlpil govern
merit, it is because cltizms elect to mu
niripal ofll'ie men who are politicians
all the time, and Luslns men only at
Intervals U is time to give business
men and methods a larger and better
show
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A KINDLY PHOVIDENCE.
In closing his letter to Minister W i 1
lis, pclfylng the reasons why the
policy of Infamy Imposed upon the
Hawaiian people great uncertainty,
terror and alarm, and expressing his
profound regret for the treatment he
has received, President Dple concludes
with a paragraph worthy to rank with
the foremost utterances uf history's
greatest patriots. It is this:
Such regret, ou my part, is only equalled
by rny luabllfty to understand Imw It has
come, about that a goveriiiinint and com
munity which is today mure closely con-uert-uwltb
the l ulled (States bv ties of
roimnorce, friendship, and blood than any
utlier lying beyoud its burners; which val
ues your friendship above that of all other
nations; which fully duilts arid appreci
ates the many and drop obligations which
It is uuder to your gnverumeut aud peo
pie; which has dune you and your country
no wrong: hni been forced Into a position
where in defense of their very right to
exist, they have been obliged to take up
arm to meet the possible hostility of that
country whose Hag they revere aud whose
principles of liberty they love. I cannot
but bellevo that it has arlseu through a
misunderstanding of facts on the nart of
your governnsut and a mutual inltappr-
Daniel B. Strong, whose great speech
upon tbe tariff attracted co much al -tention
upon its publication in THS
Tkiii1 nk on Saturday Ust. Is oue of the
most American of Americans in his
ideas He is a son of Judge Strong,
formerly of Honesdale, a well known
Democratic leader in days g"ue by
Stimulated by the advice and generous
advances of an indulgent father, Daniel
B. Strong labored faithfully duriug
college days and graduated with honor
that must have tieen gratifying to bis
parent. He subsequently went tu
franco, whore he spent hftoen years,
gaining vast kuowledge of tbe country
and its government by intimate nc
ijtiaintarice with the greatest statesmen
and leaders of th riw Republic.
Possessing the advantages of a thor
ough edur itiori, Mr, Strong has made
a stu ly of the question upon which he
presented unanswerable arguments in
his recent speech. Although a horn
Democrat he advocate a high protec
tive tariff because he can H.'6 that it is
fur the good of his peopl" the Amerl
can people that our uark-ds shall be
(dosed against foreign manufacturers.
Mr Strong is actuated s dely by phi I
nnthropic motives In raising his VOiO
In a masterly way against the threat
ening raid upon American industries.
K J. Wlgbtmsn and Will II. Hock
Well, who have been engaged iu build
ing a street railway between Middle
town and Uoshen, ft, Y, during tbe
past winter, were in the city yesterday
calling upon friends. They announce
that three miles of the road will be
ready for operation The road which
is to be live miles iu length, will run
through a thrifty portion of the ells
tinted Orange rouutv, and will m
doubt proTi a paying Institution. The
success of the enterprise will bo grati
fvlng to th many Scranton friends of
UsStrs, Wightman and Kockwell
see
It is uleasipg to note that work Spoil
the uew Kiothingham theater is pro
greasing rapidly these days. The II mrs
have been placed is the building and
the stereo relief dtuorations are giving
tbe interior a loiutifo! appearanoe i!
ready. Prom present indications it is
safe to predict that the uew theater
will be ready for the opening ou March
iii Many excellent attractions have
already been secured for the coin inn
season, which promises to surpass nil
previou years in the brilliancv nnd
merit of its theatrical entertainuu'iils.
.
di'ovtr Nfidi a Lsason.
VtttthuiO itintt.
11 is time to teach him that there list
been enough of bis (lotnlneeriiig, and that
if he wants the senate to co-operate with
him he must ct like a president of the
United States and uot like a New York
politician.
Their prinir Trouncing
ITssMaflee iXt'.
It is olUcially announced that the i'eun
sylvauia Democrats have been harmon
ized. This means that they will stand
shoulder to shoulder to take their usual
trouuelug un Tuesday.
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It Is (Mncer
(lalcettun AYigf,
nailery always uas a smug tu It.
CONRAD
THE
DO YOU SELL?
OR AKK VUU
MAKING PRESENTS?
of Mixed Candy, Clear Toys,
or any style of Caildj or N'tils,
Kxpress Wagons, 't-loi:ipiMles,
Trioycles, Doll Cabs, Drntui
or Toys of every kind.
DOLLS
China Dulls, Wax Dolls
Patent Dolls, Jointed lolU,
any kiud ot'doll from 25otoU
SLEDS OR SLEIGHS
NOKM IRON
BL W K in t Mum.
SUA 1.1'.
ll.VTRA 8PEI I IL
B ANDERSON'S ENGLISH
JHSSOP'8 ENGLISH
l STREL
HORSE SHOES
TOE CALK
U RE
MACHINERY
SPRING
son STEEL
ll.s
BKLLOU S
HORSE NAILS
W AGON WHLEI.S
AXLES
SPRINGS
HI ISS
SPOK ES
KIMS
STEEL skL1N
H r. iihi.-
VtlLI RUSSELL AND WELLS BROS s KLV.
I I live MACHINERY
HATTER
IS SHOWING SQMh DRESSY
LOOKING
HATS
FOR SPRING WEAR
Va. U.,... 0 1.1. 1,.11.
J UI DU1S, '11111 HI I 'OI1S, 111
ilaplf, Oak oi lion, iioin 25c
to 115.00.
BICYCLES
We have the poods aud our
prices are rigid. Wholesale
aud retail.
J. D. WILLIAMS 3R0.r
31 1 Lacka Ave.
Womaksa BPSCtALTY pi snppl ring com
iuittut;i lui .Sunday Schools r'nits Koiivnls
Bittenbender&CoJcrantoir
Wholesale at.J retail coalers' in WaotiiuuUor:' ind Blacksmiths
BUPPLIES.
THE DICKSON MANUFACTURING CO
SCRANTOM AND WILKES-BAB RE, PA, ilANUFACTCRERS I?
Locomotives and Stationary Engines, Boilers
HOISTING AND PUMPING MACHINtRY.
Otnersl Office, SCRANTON, P.V
FURS! FURS!
CAPES 18 INCHES Dt I P
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Nat tutor Cap, " " .... HQ
k r-lniniHi Cmiih. " 19 00
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CUPES 22 INCHES DEEP.
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Baltlo BM Cap, " is uu
Klaetrioj! Cap, " . it mi
1'roin-h ( 'uues riiios, " 0 Ml
Mink Cap. M UU
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Highest Cash I rices Paid lor Raw Furs.
Repairing Furs a Specialty.
WATCHES
DIAMONDS
JEWELRY
SILVERWARE
SPECTACLES
EDWIN G. LLOYD
w i Lackawanna Avenue.
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For the Next 10 Days.
mo pieces i willed Toweling, best !
quality, bleached, 3
iiopieces ( ilas Toweling, red and 1
blue checks, 4;4c.
hi dozen Turkey Red Table
( lot lis, size 8- , only C9c.
u pieces Table Linen (wide)
Damask and Red, only 22c.
1 cases Amoskeag Ginghams,
worth Sr., only 4'..C.
1 case bruit of the boom Muslin, .
warranted one yard wide,
only 7 ;j c.
1 case I n bleached Muslin, 1 yd. :
wide, Sc. quality, only 53C.
3 cases New Dress Calicos, worth
;c a yard, only 4;4C.
10 pieces Black ("ash mere, worth
1 2 ' c . only 5c.
65 pieres Cashmeres, all colors,
worth 35c,, only 21c
40 Ladies' Jackets, all sizes, worth
- so. only $3.75.
35 Ladies' Jackets, all sizes, worth
$io to $ s 50, only $5
20 dozen Ladies' Merino Vests
and Pants sec. quality, onlv
860.
37 dozen Ladies' Wooi Ribbed
ests, worth $1.25, only 65c.
18 dozen (ients' Natural Wool
$1.25 Underwear ai 7fic.
iS do.-. Gents Grey Underwear,
75c, quality, only 44c
SALE AT BOTH STORES:
The Fashion I Our New Stores
308 Lacka. Ave.
400 402 Lacka. Ave.
ASK YOUR GROCER AND INSIST UPON HIS FURNISHING YOU WITH
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