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THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE- WEDH ESDAY 3IORNINO. MARCH 81. 1894.
SCRANTON TRIBUNE
F. E. WOOD,
General Manager.
. rtllll.lSnXI. DAILY AND WEKKI.Y IN ScllAN-
on, Pa., dt Tub 'Iiiiiiunb I'uumkuixo
COMPANY.
Nr.vr Torm fFncr.: TrtinrtNn nnn.niNo.
Frank 6. Chat. MahAOML
Filtered at tlf t'ottoflce ill Serant'in, ri, o
Second-Clan Hail Hatter.
THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE.
SCRANTON. MARCH 2', IRW.
illicit!-: is souiotbiiix radically wroiiK'
in luws that iillow th mmcrupiilons
uian owning . few feet of land to ruin
tlis property of liij neighbor by the
erection of uuiightly arehltecturftl
nightmares.
SOUND AMERICANISM.
In H'Tmon delivered on St. Pat
rick' Day in St, Paul' cathedral Arch
bishop Ireland utte re ! soma sntimenta
Hint will set vry rifrat-thinking
American to applauding. Taking for
his theme "Fnrig:i Kutionuliam iu
America," tho Archbishop reviewed at
length the car?er of Ireland's patron
aaint, who, although not born iu Ire
land, became o mott IojmI and patri
otic Irish mu; tontraded that the Oith
olic churcli iu America, a an eccle.si
nsticil body, ahould be. nbove all,
American, and said finally: "Oao na
tlonalUm is ami mnat bo papreme in
our civil and social matters, nnd that Is
American nationalism. On this condi
tion has Auirici admitted foreigners
to ritiz.nship. No political esgrega
tion of eitissna on foreign linos can be
allowed. It is wrong in private life to
cultivate the spirit of a foreign nation
alism at tho espenss of American na
tionalism." We Call particular attention to the
personality of the nun who sai l these
words. He is not a f anatic. II j is not
a bigot. II is not a memblf of any such
silly and narrow-minded organization
as the A. P. A. II i3 not nn enemy of
tho Catholic caurcii. On tam contrary,
ho is, nest to Cardinal Gibbo.is, who
shares his view?, the fo.-emoit prelate
in Americau Catholicism; an intimate
friend of Mgr. Sntolli, tho papal repre
sentative iu the Unite I State, and tho
ciergytnau who, at this moment, Mam I
dflUoed to a greater and mo;o iofl.ten
ti.il career, and one Involving th proin
iia of hiitber ecclesiastical honors, than
any otatt member of tha Catbolio bier
nrcliy iu America. Xor is he an es
Ir.'inist in matters of political holier'.
He is r.iauMi a descendant of Irish pi
renta. and proud of his ancestry aud of
the fatberland; but he is prouder yet of
jis adopted country, tho country which
ivelcjmes him and (belters him and
ives to tim freely the privilags of IU
Treat heritage of civic liberty and in-.'n-ttil
opportunity. And he des not
desire, in tbil newer citizenship, nnder
this nevr flig. with nil kbata newer
and larger and bettor ooancea and
blessings surroundinx liim, to Impede
the pro-Toss of the country of hi adop
tion, or to reprodno in it the factional
difBcttltita and the varied strife of .dif
fering race and class and creed which
wake it necessary for iiim and his to
getont of European quarters and to gat
into the broad charity, ample liberty
and splendid opportunity of free Amer
ica. It is truly lignifloant of tho dawning
of better times when a foremoat pre
late of the church which n um hers
imong its communicants nnarly one
third of American Chritians, and he a
pndnte famed for bis aggressiveness,
can thus honorably, bravely and fairly
join hands with those DtuatroM Prot
httantl who wish to lee in all direc
tiona a moro thorough divorcement of
shnrch and state; who wish to have
onr American politic free from all im
prnpef ioflwncri of Booleaiaiticisml
whether Protestant, Catholic, Jewish
or otherwise; nn 1 wno bilieve that in
tho development of this, the best conn
try on G'id'a footstool, tho best ener
gio of tha best citizens, irrespective of
MO, color, wenlth or creed, arn none
too good to he applied in harmony, en
thnsiaim and uninterrupted brotherly
love.
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If TBI report ha true that Jndge
Craig will devote a special sesiion of
the Monroe county court to tho work
of ferreting out those too previous
Stroudibnrg lynchers, it Is to be hoped
that be will meet with better success
than tho recent lukewarm coronersjury,
The stain of that infamous lynching
will linger on Pennsylvania justice un
til every prominent factor in the la.iv
! episode shall havj had his case oor
rectly paued upon by the court.
FALSE CHARITY.
Upon n nnmber of occasions Tin-:
TnmUNT. has found good reason to com
pliment Mayor Nichols of Wilkes Barn
upon bis fearlessness In performing
disngreeable official duties without fa
voritism or pnrtlalltv, H will thira
fore pardon us for dissenting from the
position which he has nssumud with
reference to what ho calls "reapiiotablo"
bnsinens men who, when caught in po
lice raids npon disorderly plaoes, have
pennaded him to order the piliee sar
ftcant to withhold their namea from
the newspapers, in order, as ha ex
plains, to spar them from the disgrace
of exposure.
If the records of the police courts
are public records, they should ba
open to tbe publis, not in put but
Wholly. Tho bemt of American jtu
tio U that It know no favorite or
favored classes. If Johu Doe, in u
drunken brawl, bUotteni Riohird
Roe's eyes and Is armtvd, hla name is
not withheld. All the ignominy of
publlcit goea in with tho file and
costs. Why, then, ehould "r-apeot-ahle"
Charles Blank, the broker or
merchant or attornoy, who gas caught
in the low associations of tho gambling
den or the abode of social vico bo moro
favored by the ofil iprs of the law? To
grant him an aasurauo) of socr.'C' is to
directly enconr.igt) this air ja ly fir too
prevalent criinr It offer tbs moit ef
fective of allrjo.'slble preminmi upon
yet more daring and m ro trtqaenl
escapades.
The "resptclablo" businoss man
Ought to know better than to frequent
illegal dives. If, with all the udvau
tages of wealth, education and reputed
respectability, he oannot do otherwise
than to class himself with the human
trnsh that finds its habitual way into
the mayor's court or nldormin'a offb".
he should be prepared to bear all the
odium of his ohostn associations, and
screening him ought to be tho last
thing for any official to think of doing.
In this kind of evil doing the moit ef
fective of all reformative ftgenolei is
publicity; and it is the falsest of false
charity to screen oonvlotvd genteel
vico while cotup dling the minll tontial
rounders t;i beooma hardened and bra
zened iu the cheap glory of police court
notoriety,
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MlM LIKE Labottohen aro strong by
reason of the fact that it is easier to
Orltiolls than to perform; oasinr to tear
down than to build up; easier to blnck
ndo progress than to aohleva it. The
fact that be and his baud of impracti
cal extremists, by u sudden 11 ink move
ment appealing to all the diaaffeoted
elements in tho Liberal party, made
especially responsive to the transitory
uncertainty connqunt npon a change
of leadership, were enabled momentar
ily to jtopard the sucoest of the Kose
bery ministry is Ires of a reflation
upon that ministry than it is a tosti
monlal to the sSeotiveness of guerilla
warfare, The calm sense of tho Lib
eral party eooa rallied to tUeir new
leader's support, just a it will rally in
similar crises to come.
WE NEED A CZAR.
There are times when oiih longs for
the imperiousness of un emperor or a
czar. General laws can fit only the
common ran of particular oases. In
rectification of uniquo and peculiar
wrongs, wrongs which no aot of law
makers could foreseo, wrongs which
in rolvo canning ingenuity of nuthor
ship just sufficient to evade the gen?ral
statutes, there Is needol some such
flexibility in justice ns comes when
wise rulers have extraordinary powers.
Oio of these Instances when we
Should like to have Boranton rule! by a
emperor or a czir has ben supplied
through the mathematical mind of the
i idivldnal who is responsible for that
Washington avenue outrage, that in
decent oxposnn of nah1 creed, that
extraordinary exemplification of in Ii
viduil "gull" which, nt the corner of
SprOOe, has formed itself into an archi
tectnral seizare of nearly half tha
public thoroughfare, A healthy czir
iu control in tht.se parts would nuke
short work of thi3 unmitigated atrocity.
As it is, ws understand that the city
rili .'ials are virtn illy p iwarless, They
lick explicit authority to interfere,
aud fearing to establish an untenable
precedent, they sit biclt and view the
daily progress of a defiant nuisaoo. In
the case of a new structure like Mr.
Jermyn'a hotel, which will be a real
credit to tbe city, they hive endsav
ored to inttrfvte; but la tin ona of
this old and ir,ilimmablo rat trap at
Washington and Bp'rueo they nra hyp-
nctizel through t.'n ltd: of direct
jurisdiction.
That's why wa nee 1 a cz ir.
Ir is unnecessary to drag tho prosint
Mr. Urecltinridg-t into the nasty pub
llcity of her husband's lawsuit. The
question whether eho wants to remain
his wife after recent revelations afford
ing Scriptural and legal reasons for a
divorce is one for her to settln with her
own concier.ci and her own honor.
While thero is little doubt what tbe
general decision would be in such a
oontingenoy, she, and not the American
public, has the question to decide, and
she should not be hounded while cou
sideriog it.
THE MILK COMBINE.
Thero was much complaint list year
at the quality of mill: sold to Scrantoni
ans by aom local dealers. Not a little
of that mill-: travo plain evidence of
having been adulterated. Rome of it
left a sediment in the boitom cf
tho can or jar, whilo much of it failed
to come up to the standard of the health
offloer.
Milk now costs retail consumers 8
conts per qnart. This is tho winter
price. In summer the price heretofore
has been 0 cents There is In progress
a consolidation of local milk delivery
agencies tho obj 'ot of which, ns ont-
lined by the movement's promoters, is
to do away with th expsnso of main
taining sev-ral d"pots, and otherwise
to Introduce economies into the bmi-
ness. There will not, it is said, bo anv
increase In tho retail ost of milk,
ThrsT facts or nasertion, which ever
they may prove to be, are given apnee
to here in orJfr that individual con
sumers may itovcrn their conduct nc
cordingly. If oeonomies can be Intro
duced into the businoss of milk pur
veylng by a pooling of interests, they
ought, in common fairae?, to be di
vid' d witn the retail p itroni. It is
very esssctial that the milk which is
sold in this city shoul 1 be pare and
fresh and wholesora Any adultera
tions, if discovered, will be rigidly
prosecuted. Any unwarranted increase
iu prloei will be r T-iatfd.
On Iv.iovjnai. gruuiids it is to he re
grottcd that so genial, able and popr.
lar a Republican m Colonel Tom Stew
art should feci imp die 1 to pull out of
the ra for the lieutenant governor
ship nomination His cindidacy on
countered only praise, in n pnraonal
seiis", nnd wss unfortunate m duly in
tho fact that other candidates had
gained n commanding sttrt.
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NOTHING TO FEAR.
In n county whose constables, dur
ing three months of vigilant inquiry
can find no trace of real or attempted
violation of tho llqinr laws, one is pro
pared to hear that this vo;ir s crop cf
licenses exceed ly sixty the harvest of
one year ago. The only wonder is that.
with such pnro records of uniform law
ohservanco stretching out iu nil direc
tions, any applioint for license should
have failod to carry his point. Surwly,
snch pacific and highly moral conduct
ns is shown in tho constables' Inst
quarterly retnrn deserves not only to
have whatever it wants, but is enti
tled, in addition, to a leather medal
and n picture card.
In view, then, of this pretty preval
ence of peace nnd good will, this se
raphic conjunction of terrcstial har
monies, this extraordinary Lackawanna
CODOAsBMllOQ of coincident virtnes, it
jsrs upon tho enraptured ear to have
Judge B t Wards intimate, in n cold and
cinH voice, tbnt certain constables
may have been "8'pt:." Wo experience
a rads sense of shock, n painful emo
tion of abrupt awakening in his blunt
assertion that the work of these con
stable will be "looked into." I this
the reward that onr honorable judges
lelgn to administer to faithful ser
vants whose return are mes-iages of
surpassing calm? is this the judicial
reeling which awaits advance cour
iers of n kind of little coal-field mil-lenlumt
Luckily, the labor of these lynx eyed
minions uf justice call stand a mint
searching Investigation Thare is
nothing in it to dread exposure. It is
11 a sweet, pure cipher. It Is all ou
vast, translucent naught
in
Rlil'ltt'KEKTATlVK HaTVii is aaid to be
hopeful of getting his Kliti options bill
passed this session; and in snoh a oon
gress we cannot gainsay him.
COUNTY PRINTING.
Under a recont order of the oourt,
tho printing of the list of applications
for lioensu iu this county was awardod
to the Republican nnd the Times. Al
though tho law does not say, in ns
many words, that the two pipers in
which this advertisement shall appear
must lie journals of largest circulation,
this is a clear and natural inference
There Is no areater reason why the
county should piy largo money for
small value than why tho manager of
i private- business should tlo this. If
the honorable Judge of tho Ltoka-
winna court, and moro especially th
preeidout ju1g of that court, had per
mitted the equities of the cao to in
fluence, tlitir oonrse, thty would have
electod those two Scranton newspapers
which offer tho two bst bargains in
ndvertiilng
This would not havo been a difficult
thing to determine. The testimony of
merchants would Bottle it, in fator of
Thi Trihunk first nnd of tho Truth or
the Republican next. Any claim that
the placing of this legal advertisement
in the Democratic organ would fulfill
other than u partisan political rtquire-
ment cannot be advanced, even In
jest. The selection of tho Tims,there
fore, was from a business standpoint a
leliberate blunder, and it cannot be
defended on auy grounds consistent
with a fair regard for the business in
terests nf the taxpayers.
The question i, why should the
ju lges on tho bench order an expendi
ture of tho public funis whioh they
would never decide upon wero th ex
penditure one made ou their own indi
vidual nccounts? Why should the
comity advertising be placed by their
lirection where It will not roach tho
eyes of the people?
Rkfobm m municipal niftirs cannot
occur until in our large cilies there nre
elected to public office men who could
unhesitatingly be trustrd m a private
business.
PECULIAR JUSTICE.
Tho plans for the now Hotel Jermyn,
to be ereoted upon tho corner of Wyo
ming avenue and Spruce street, call
for a biy window four feet wide, to
occupy n space on Sprnce street where
a flight of stone steps lod to the base
ment of the old Forest House, and also
suggest another bay window near
the entrance of Oakford court, in a
localny that bns heretofore been cov
ered by porches and bay windows of
the buildings which aro now bfing
razed.
Bat Building Inspector Nelson, upon
the advios of other city officials, it is
said, proposes to prevent the erection
of these bay windows that have been
designed to rst upon land that has
never heretofore been uead for side
walk purposes. Yet Inspector Nelson
and other officials have not discovered
tho narcwloss protubarancj th it has rn
cently encroached upon tho sidewalks
in front of an apothecary shop nt the
comer of Washington avenue and
Sprnce stret, only a block away.
If it is really a fact tint present laws
aro adjusted for the restriction of en
terprise and protection of nuisances it
might bo well to make the matter an
issue of the n x : campaign.
TlIERE is a story in Washington that
while Joaiah Qaittoy was assistant sec
retary of state, his relations with Sec
retary Greeham bncaino po strained ns
to necessitate the ncceptanoe by the
president of one disputant's resigna
tion. What a pity Mr. Cleveland didn't
promptly discharge them both!
An IMPOBTAKT phase of New York's
coming state constitutional convention
veil be its consideration of tho expedi
oncy of permitting women to vote. A
decision, either way, by a deliberative
assemblage of its distinguished char
acter would have far reaching iufiu
ence, -Befori
tiik Braalltan era of ro-ad-jastineat
nnd reconstruction shall bnve
ended, it is barely possible that some
Americau official will be called upon
to grant shelter to hounded revolu
tionist. In such an event we truot he
will prove to be tinman for the occa
sion. Governor Flowim should inwst In
a reimuiinatioii, for purposes of vlndl
ottiou. But we could not conscien
tiously advise him to lay many odds on
getting a satisfactory dividend,
PSESthv-:. r-u; RaFiftetiCE.
ilero Is tho Now York Recorder's 625
prize deilnitlon of th eford eetgalorage,
Fm.1 J. llerzog, of New York, belug us
lucky author:
"Seigniorage consists ot the difference be
tween the i-uat ot an amount of bullion
and the faco value of the coins minted
from it. By the Sherman act tho govern
ment Was Compelled to purchase 4, 5J(i,lK)h
ounces ot silver per month, nt. tbe market,
prlco. As the price of silver fiUOtUBted, ho
the amount of treasury miles issuod in
payment ot the bullion sometimoi in
creased, Rometlineit hiinlnished. Tho down
wnrtl tendency having been greater g the
last few years, thre were baaed, from the
time of the passage of tbe Mhonaau act to
ite repeal, SIM, 01)0, i:o; In tnmsnry ttOteS,to
cover im amount of builitin woiob shoulii
ncinally havo been l)00,000,UOU silver dol
lars. In other wor.le, thoro is now an
amount of bullion (in excess of the reserve
necessary to cover tho I18,000.0U9 treasury
notes) In the treasury which, it coined,
would make .'!, 0 ',(.()0nilerdt llats,H);aliisi
which tii-- seigniorage Mil i u uaoe paper
ciiriency, una SO pttl iS,000,00U iu ;bo
treasury aod help the governuint out ut
its Hoaacla) dlffleultlee."
Hut the briefi-Htibdlidtiou on lecord.aud
ouo ipiito US Satisfactory as uny, is that
mad.- bv S-iiator her 01 an; "beiRuiorngB
Ismerely the difference between the coin
ago value of silver and its co3t."
She One Huprrm Duly.
chiccfn BvcntnQ enraaf
Machlue iioli; Icsbosslsm exist through
crime.nnd murder is but the dernier resort
of the pi-ofessii.linlrriiuiunls WOO belong to
the maciiliie ami ant its cunco.-mtuut. To
Stamp out t:it j sort of political work,
which men SOUS Chicago and every other
city of the laud as well ai Troy and Got
ham nnrt Ciravoi.ind, is thoduty of the
hour. All other reforms are secondary to
this, for without this reform first no oiter
can be accomplished.
Trulv a Orjat Country.
Zoom it cease i geposti
The total nnmber ot inauufacturlng es
tablishments in tho United States iu 110
eras 358,4111, uaiust ltfts8B2 iu 1880, The
capital employed in these was SU,1lM,4TS,
BUS, the wagee paid $2,';.H-j:t,:.,H,v tbs cost
of raw material, etc., W, 168.868.388, and
the valne ot the produ t W.870, 107,684
Dedneting cost ot raw materials from the
Value of the product, a profit of 4,8tl,8S9,--Ti
sppeara,
.
Wh'.r th iic'o"i BtanS,
Buffalo tVstss.
Tho cooatitntiou of tha United stales
guarantees to every qualified citizen the
right to deposit a free ballot Tim busses
of the political parties exhaust their ln
gMiuity in devisinir ectienies by which the
ballot will ouly be as free at their millions
will allow it to be.
Tha Oilclnnl Ve iuir.-0olni.r.
itiinturi oarsaH
it is not strictly accurate to speak of the
seigniorage bid as .Mr. Bland's bill. It is
true that Mr. it an I was spousor for It 111
the house, but it should Dot be forgotten
that tho original suggestion came from
sir. Cleveland's secretary ol the treasury.
Tha Vlw cf All Ordorly Person.
PitUburg CtMSBiereal-flaeffs
The lynching of the negro Pnryear in
Mouroa county wa oven uiorti atrocious
than the ciime fur which hu was in jail,
Ine community la which the crime teas
committed is dlsruced by the proceeding.
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GKA6MD EASTER DISPLAY
No 3eat, RoduosU Fori.
Tho strap passen jairo
I n good patseujairo,
Hut ho Isn't a multi-millionaire.
So alt-cent faire,
Huiir up with calre,
Is enough for the weary strup pasBenjniro.
SV. Luuit 1'aat Viiiatrh.
"UK sunun symptoms of dyspepsia,
such as distress after eating, heartburn
and occasional hsadaobes, tluuld not bo
Doleoted. Take lloud's Sar.suparilla if
you wish to be cured.
HOOD'S PILLS cure all liver ills, bilious
ness, jaundice, indigestion, sick head
Of everything new and novel in the fashionable world. To
realize more hilly what this announcement rneanfc we direct at
tention to our window exhibits, as to some of the representa
tive attractions outlined below.
SI Department
We arc now exhibiting a choice collection of Taffeta Glace
Urochc and Taffeta Imprimo, Printed Habituae and Kui
Kai Silks; also, new designs in Black Moire Antique and
Moire Mirroir.
Several thousand yards 2i inch Double Printed Chinese
Silks, beautiful colorings, at 25c.
Oil SPfiClfll COUIltGr 1500 yards Patcrsonia Pongees at 49c.
3.000 yards of 24-inch Best Japanese Habituae Washable
Silks, in all of the new floral effects, at 63c.
DRESS GOODS
SEE WHAT
BLACK GOODS
Will buy in the
way of a
HBO
AT
Our stock of Novelty Dress Goods is now complete and
represents the latest products of French, German and
American looms. i
2,000 yards of 30-inch Wool Mixed Suitings.spring weight,
worth 45c. per yard; our special price, 25c.
1,500 yards of Changeable Shaperd Crepons, worth 75c.
per yard; our special price, 49c
1, 200 yards All-wool 54-inch Oxford Checks and Scotcjflfy
Mixed Suitings, worth 85c. per yard; special price, 50c.
Such a display of all the new weaves has never been dis
played before, and black is all the rage.
Little Fixings in the way of Laces, Handkerchiefs, Bow3, Grloras, &:., for Eas
ter, for men, women and children, abound with us in great plenty and at the low
est prices ever known before.
Uxcter
With tha New Valves
Out of Sight
Our new Bicycles are now
to be seen at our 314 Lacka
wanna avenue store.
VICTORS,
SPALDING,
CREDENDA,
GENDR0NS,
EASTER I
NOV ELTIES I
EasteruHgg Spoon."
Praver Book Mark
ers,
Easter Book Marks,
In Gold and Silver.
Hand-painted Easter Eggs, Silver-mounted
Leather Goods, suitable for Easter Gifts.
mercerem m Connell
)7 1.ACKAWANX V Ai'UXUIJ
A SPECIAL EXCURSION
I And a full line qf Boys' and
to Girls' Wheels. We are mak-
WARRMllfW D f I ing extremely low prices on
' Second-hand Wheels.
ia CENTRAL R.R. OF H. J.,
WJIX HE RtTN ON
Thursday, March 22,' 94
AfTnrdlnt; thu rsiilont o Sorantoo nnd vicin
ity nn )Z06ltollt opportunUy t' visit V'aliuivj
tn a; th-i mint delightful soaRoii of th" yrnr.
Spi-riai Bxoordoh tk'k ts from Bo ran ton
will lm Hold, good to i;o only on train loaTlng
Mrranton lit K. W a in. Mnn h ii. aii'i fur ri'turn
OB any train until hlan-h "7 IncinHT.
TICKETS FOR THE Ct 7 OA
BOUND TltlP t ' 'O I
Through purlorcars will ho attach"il to this
train, nt WutohSMtf nmy hi hu'l at ncharo
Ol Jl. 50 each.
JENKINS & MORRIS
EASTER MILLINERY
OPENING
WILL OCCUR WF.INBSDATf,MAK Utl
ttwtil bi the grMtwt ihowtng ot FASH
ION ABLI UlLUNUBt vn in thii city.
Ktylojt thi.t yen eaniiotnpo eleewhoroi
406 SPRUCE STREET
NEXT TO DIME BANK.
WATCHES
DIAMONDS
JEWELRY
SILVERWARE
SPECTACLES
EDWIN G. LLOYD
423 Lickawan:in Avenue,
.D.WLUAM
iiumiLLin
814 Lacka. Ave
km
EASTER GAUDS AND
BOOKLETS
Tin" oninlsitft publication! of Prang ft Co and
Dutton Co.
New linn of Episcopal Hymnala nnl Prnjrer
Uookn, Catholic Prayer Itnolta, Oi
fonl nnd liii'.ti r Bible,
An Extraordinary
Annonncement
Of Interest to EPISCOPALIANS niul oth
er. We offer n new edition of the hook
OF COMMON PHAYKlt, well bound In
cloth,
Two Copies for 25c.
Single Copies, 13c.
Ity uinkliitf I ho pi lro hu low, ro
lug; our OttttDBItm tho honvltC of th pur-
chiiNe of 1,500 opptl. Six COpIsi only
will hv told to sny Individual or lamlty.
Reynolds Bros.
Stationers and 1 1., r..vfr.
tin LACKAWANNA AVK
Timothy, Clover and Lawn Seeds.
Foote Shear Co,
513 LACKAWANNA AVE.
IRON and STEEL
NOKWAY IRON
BLACK DIAMOND
BILVKR
BXTltA SPECIAL
St.NDDUSON'S ENGLISH
JKHSOP'S ENGLISH
CAST STKEL
1IOD8K. SHOKS
TOR CALK
II UK
MACHINRnV
Si'ltING
sDi r BTEBL
ANVILS
DKLLOWS
HOK8K NAILS
WAGON WHEELS
AXLKS
SPKING8
HUBS
SPOKRS
RIMS
STEKL BEGINS
IS. R. SPIKES
WILEY RUSSEIjL AND WELLS BROS SCREW
CUTTING MACHINERY,
:i!tenbender&Go.,Scraotoo
Whulcsale and retail dealers' in Wairoam.alieri' aud BUoksmUlu'
SUPPLIE3.
THE DICKSON MANUFACTURING CO
KCBASTON AND WILKes-UAKUE. TA.. MANUFACTUIIGKR Ot
Locomotives and Stationary Engines, Boilers,
HOISTING AND PUMPING MACHINERY.
General Office. BORANTON. PA
GUERNSEY BROS.
Will remove about April 1st to 224 Wyoming Ave
nue (Y. M. C. A. Building), with a full line of
Pianos and Organs
At Wholesale and Retail, ou easy monthly payments. It will
pay to wait for them.
ASK YOUR GROCER AND INSIST UPON HIS FURNISHING YOU WITH
JL kJ W Jjvxi w
DELICIOUS, MIID CURBE ABSOLUTELY
HAMS. LARD.
EVERY HAM AND PAIL OF LARD BRANDED.
THE ST0WERS PACKING CO., SCRANTON, PA
T
HE DHTML STUDIO,
Ol 6 LACHA WANNA AM..NUH
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viN'.'i KAOH a rotrat with
tdittry t- X'l'.n oat 1.0
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.1, tint 1 !'.! mili.i ULNUINS
CAATfiJj OIVf ItAIV i!Me frora
Mt iruU UM ABSOIiUTafal rttriK Ul'
klK-Vj: s;tt.t;s of krahks frou
(J3.30 l l'ff.Utl
UorkDm.iiiLip Riurautivl.
Fr:i.o M fw oiU los than regular prlo
B. DUTUEIL, Artlit
PH3 TRADE HUPPLIEi)
BY THIS
FOR THE LENTEN SEASON
All kind l tooli K lali rccttved ll!f.
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riillop Ao.
W. H. PIERCE,
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