THE FC7 ANTON TRUiUNE M. )N D AY MORNING. MARC H 2. 1891.
SCRANTON TRIBUNE
F. EI. WOOD,
General Manager.
POBLKBtn PAIIY Ami (KU.1 iv BcaAa
ton. Pa., i:v TlIK TaiBVSa poauaniira
Company.
Nrw Fork Oman Tarawa Boiuii!ta
PSAKK S. Uit.iv, M.ix.icrn.
totttnd al the Rm ",v .if Swval ". llt
AM0MCIam Jflafl Mattrr.
THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE.
HCKANTnN. MAKCI
lN.lt.
No I'HiTit'WM equal i:i lualixnanoy
t lint rf tlu ui.'iu vi:oi: one lus ilis-
ohnfgtd for dans,
AN IIJOL SHATTERED.
The leading nrticla in tim April Fo
Ittn OOntUtt of it critical Inquiry into
th actual rttnlti of Mr, Claveland'i
avcond tirm. Written profeaaedly b
"An bdepandaut," by n dim who, on
jraar ago, irai prolate In bit laudation
of th praaant xontlTe m th r:iust
Buurain Amarioan polltloi tinoo Lin
coln, ami who ami uow confoaiat that
th-ro "had ut'Vtr bean ; praaideat ilnca
Waahlnitton who wnl mt. oftts wila
10 clear apnrnow .i purpose that !
hatt fitaiaiM formalatad for thapiople
nor to fret t'r ".u personal, partisan
or national obligation" thoss pur
pose, of count, beinji Iho deatrootion
of protection andtho eaforoentent of
clrll tartlet and Bsoal rafortn tiio r.
view u) keyed throughout to itouof
reicrer, eadnesa and disappointment
tru'y lamentable and pathetic It
notes aro not mo fall, roan I oolti of
pi lite; but rubor tj urn ill 1 euro
mstid of pain, grief and woei and it
is wi:h the htfaviiwa that oomes
fr 'ta heAria; ;i dir.. and not 111 ao
;acy thsU kntplrtt the listeaer to a
paean, taut we arise from the pern i'.
"Oarjaagwampcrltio U not ret pre
piwJ to cist au idol overboard en
t'.reiv. He still pretendi to beliere, for
liecency's s'Alje, la esonte for the post
blind worship, that "Air. Cleveland Is
reiuark.Ablv strong as tholealerofa
gnat ;rtr ia tbe i':, isltion " L'ut ht
' not corres;oiJi'!,'''." ttroag as the
fsecatire of a viororton party. Iu one
r le lie h i:erou-. la th Jtir eoamon
pl.ice " An idol ebmmonplac1 Ferh,
then, the MoT! Bu", of coarse, the
itfonccUiin CAnno! b affected in a
breath. We are aare I with a brave
effort to kep up th old faith which
his ia it much of the suggestion of
pathot, ihi'. the I lot "deals master
fully with men In largo masses," that
;! "h.is proTjd himself a v.t.v groat
leader in lanra straggle for
tasnuaajr;" that n- I "Ilk Jeffersoa
in his clear diseerament of cre.it
principles and in his knowledge just
when to pr.x! i.m tiiea with Q;ireme
tffaei;" that, tosama?, he "ij the only
m.n now ia our public life wh- has
ina.ie a chap'er iu oar political hietory
that man of the r.ei, generatioa will
recall,'' ueania thereby, of coarse,
the chapter of an unsuccessful aas . ...
upon th econoaic policy wbteh for
tturty yean had g'nn m a eir:r of
national prosperity u.nprecelented in
the history of avtliz td ui iskin I,
But asamst t'eee credit entries
tho finaily-awikened ludependent
rkapsMistis now coustr.iined to nko a
series of debit cou.-.:r en:ris that
lav-, ii thni aometbiag of the somber
expression of tfsgsdy; something of the
lifting sense of lUappoiistmeat ch.i
crin and loss Which oouies to all men
upon the dstructioi of an Ulasiott,
a;.on the disruption of an Ideal Thus,
we are told that Mr. Cleveland "deals
in if ictually with iadividoals;" he "his
a stranje way of pick.n n.- men quia
o icillr,'' as witness ra ijs.ro, H,k
Bmithaod Otaey; he '"inckA iuiAin.i
tin," he "is a piollin mn" who
"cmnot see ilraro itic fff :ct," cinnot
"play the same of statecraft when t.ia
iime comes for hira to anvs men on
the board,' "eanaot mesnr the effect
of Individnalities on public opinion."
He is a "4rndge" in sniAil natters; a
man of almost stolid den'ity,'' .liroiil of
personal magnetism an 1 jririn ifiy,
nn'ltr i rr "at ion, to p.t'ii.ince, invec
tive and dispiir. Iu t.ri-f, from h?
in flncred ofBcs one ye.ir aa;o wita the
iarg'st, most sigolflaaot and rast wotte
l-rf nl popular endorsem -nl evr ;ivin
to a oolltinal organitatlM, Of a politi
cal candidate in tints of pesce, the
lioroocratio party an I its Democratic
pfeejdeflt hays in only a little rn-.r-i
tr.an twelve months reached a cond I
tion wherein, as our Independent friend
mournfully bnt necesi irily confH"ses,
'if a national election wr to tm hnl l
tcraorrow no shrswl observer doobt
that the l)ernocrats would bo def-tf'I
In every Xorthern state end p-rhips in
raor than one sonthera state ' '
. (irover fJleveland was riiiht Wbca he
rcntly toirl afritn'l that In ought not
to have become prsilent a SCCOnd
taw,
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Mr q.i. . f.i.ANo in bis dalliancs with
the, Ulan I bill, is gl7in us another
illustration of his famous "our tg "
Amoro thx many bandsomi E ister
offefiaglOf journalism DOthlOS iu its
class has bMfl better than the tasty
, . 1 nUtnbfr istned this week by the
Olyphnnt. Record. This excellent
jonrnal is always nat, bright and In-t-resting,
bu'. in honor of V. i.ster welt
it fairly surpassed itself.
LoYAITY To tin; on of n grnt l"nd-ir
tlof'S not nt'Ccssarily ui'-an his perpetu
ation in oflho.
POLITICAL CARPET KNIGHTS.
Tin is trnly a world of ebangs; and
not the least notable of iiost- Jjii ten
innovation Is one proposed by n
municipal reformer from Boston, Ed'
win Ij. Mend, who desires to introduce
into the Augean stable of Amcriren
municipal civics tho dlf Sftitlg I'Xpiri.
merit of reform parlor nociils. Mr.
Mead would have tho ladles and
Kontlemen who btdieve In a higher
political mission in our city govern
ments than that exemplified in (lottiam
by the honorable Hich.irl Croker, in
Brooklyn by the honorablo William
McLsngblin, in Bttffalo by tho lioiiDr
nble Billy Sheehan or la Dnnmore by
tho honorable members of tho Patrick
ldenry club meek together at stated
inUrvals in it social relation, liston to
rhetorical exrcisos by cultured
lecturers, essayists and professors,
mniatalu for tho moment a critical at-
titule toward the Yankee franchise
sud then go home.
Tho proposition had the honor to be
formulated In tho sains city that wit
nessed the signing of the Declaration
of Independence, and it, in Its way, is
doubtless n new declaration, toned
down or up to suit the prevailing f.isV
loa If wo comprehend tho spirit
In which tins lat. r enterprise
is launched, it follower will bs ex
pected to wear creases in their tronser
and link buttons In their ouffi, and no
doubt n ;ri; of violet or would
be acceptable, if n: unalterably
requisite Iu attahaoompwv oven the
tirst franter of tii republic might Qn I
themselves ill at ease, fearing ju-u how
to adjust their monocle or bow to
matoh their tlea and gloves, Dut civ
Ills it Ion, w. dre sty, exact thess
minor ooDossslous, and even thenegll
sent revolutionary fathers would now
adays have tomakatheui if thay de
sired to be entirely iu the swim.
At the tunw time. It noedl to he said
that pwlor tourn ys In tongue com bat
oonld have their neee, ifthy should
prove sufficiently attractive to keep
buy iu the harmless Inuooenoa of oon
Versatlonal babble those picturesque
oarpet knlgnts of American polities
who blockade the pithway lo mnnlo'
Ipal reform, and who, by tbelrlnef
Bcienoy, lack of nerve au1 tepl I ooa
oeptiona of real conditions, make pos
sible that general disgust In whloh
mnniclpal bosslsm lias its Inspiration
aud its itreOgth, they will have per
formed a uotable task, and one much
moretffeotlve than would he their
combined energies lit any militant plan
of campaign,
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Tiii Nrw Yohk bankers almost ton
man, say that Mr Cleveland'e secretary
of the treasury misrepresented to them,
Aud Xtr. Carlisle' weak denial amonuts
lo v Bfeel to a p ufiial confession.
A w iitrt'lt in t!.e I'orum declares that
"ths l nrden of Tammany is almost as
great a burden on the national Demo
cratic party us slavery wai a genera
ion i.,.'." In the sauio number of the
same magaaiue there Is au article de
scriptive of Temmany methods which
ko's far to justify this assertion, pro
vtded auyoue were to have the h.tr.li
ho:J to JiMputo ir.
) .
It is simply stiling a fact to say that
the Easter bonnet yesterday held its
hea l Cih.
THE LIGH T PROBLEM.
When asked for an exprrsuon. iu
Tks Tribcne as to the desirability of
sn acceptance by the city of W. W.
Scrantoa's proposition to sell tho
Scrauton Light, Ueat and Power com
pany's electric piaut Captain V. A.
3d y, ; resident of tiie Scranton Board
or Trade, replied: "Scranton ehoald
own an electric light plant, When we
paid 00 per lig it per year the cities
nam-', ownit
t.iM.r
Ugh their official,
agures:
1 nicsttfl
: Topeka, ICai
Bay City, Mleh...
I Little B ck, Ark,
I Hannibal, Mo
! Li'wi.tun. Me
Msdisoa, lad
1 Vr.-rar.M. Jilch..
Pair. ivillc 0....
Aurora, III
Boston, I'a
Pari, 11!
Decatur, III
Buntington, Ind.
Ctrand f.e ign
pi tnts, gave
the lollowing
Per light
.er vr,
$ li., 00
: oo
CO (K)
47 00
raw
4! no
48 00
31 01
35 10
M 00
100 00
3T. 00
00 00
4S 04
02 Of)
Martinsville, lad 40 00
' I think tho plant offered can be
lnplicated for a good deil less than
the price named by Mr. Scranton.
Tr.;-, however, could he determinfil.
without question, before the negotia
tions were closed "
LORD RosEBBRI will grow in strength
with ths coming yars. He will add to
bis reontation and to his popularity,
He is that most enviable of men, a
i.road, tactfal and brainy democratic
:iristocrf, having migUitism, prestige
and capability. Snch mn make their
t.'i.ark'
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II PJtETTltB Kseter issne thnn ys
terday' forty-,pags Philadelphia Times
hsa v-r b-)n issne I in anv country,
e.-e hv not seen it or heard of it. The
i Illuminate l cover was a literal dream
of lovslinees, while the gnral assort
ment of news, poetry, miscellany and
r.usin"ss ahaonnoera 'nts constituted a
rveUiio.i in newspaper entvrjiriin
T'.e Times, in entering its; twentieth
year of p.-osrrons "xistsnes ua J-r one
management says
if there em Improvements In Hio oolloc-
ti in end elacidalfon of th news met of nil
topics of human Interest, in telegraphy, in
typography, in peiT inakm..', in prlmlnK,
In the artsol lllostration, Hint, win make
n better paper ttoi rear than Us;, it. means
to have thetn. Ar.d it means to bo xtill. as
itiim always striven to he, truthful and
jirt, Independent, honest and brave, smik
ing HteadlH'tlr lh bt inle'csfs of nil the
l".iln and the honor and SdVeDCSinCDt of
this great city.
f.'pon SUch n platform any j.iiiriial
ought to win. Pidladelpliia and tho
state at larg'i are to be ooogrstnlated
upon th Doeeessiofl of so goo i j mi
mil so justly fouaded and ooudncled.
Till: CAUBIof hou'et government in
our cities and in our natlou is iosjepara
bly identified, at this time, with tim
triumph of Republican principles and
the driving ofatbng led Dsmocraoyla
llu well-deserved DOlltloal doom.
SENATOR CAMERON.
It is by no BSaOl certain that Sena
tor Cameron will beaoandldite for
rn election. In any oile r et.at thaO
onrowPi his conrs with refersnos to
free coinsgi', not to speak of oomerOos
other ecceo trie! tiss, would beaocepted
by the great. msSS of RepUbllcsns
agslOst whose manifest wish it was do
elded upon and pTklstel in, an indie it-
ing his decision lo retire at the aid ol
his present term, if not, In lea), to r.' -Hign
before that expiration. Ia Pena
Nylvanin, ho may haVS meant It iu this
euuso or he m y no;. Bit It will pro
bably urn'. ii it to the earns thing
in either oiee
Tub TitiiiUNE has not d-eimd it nec
essary to join Iu tho general olsmor
against Mr. (Jameron merely bocausn
ho has been a snecessful politician, mid
ono who, in politics, uss the weapons
thnt politics at present make necessary.
It has not cared to be ono of the largo
number of somewhat thonghtlese
journals that jump on this m in for the
principal ruusou that he is a son of his
father mid the political legatee of
Simon Citncrou's magnificent abllity
as a political organizer and executive
factor. But Tin: Titmuss Is free to
confess that Mr. Cameron's preosednre
with refereno to silver coinage has
shown a disregard for his constituents
that cannot bo passed over, and it,
therefore views as wholly proper,
under the eironmstances, tho raising
nt this time, in iwouty live senatorial
districts, of the Cam von issue, in vittw
of the fact that earn of tlieee Senatorial
candidates will, If elected, have voto
for the United States senator who
shall succeed Mr. Cameron,
Since the day When Mr. Cameron,
with au lion hand, last beat down the
opposition to his re election, a obange
has come over the epirit f Pennsyl
vauia Republicanism This fnot might
ae well be admitted first as last It im
a fact whloh future events will abun
dantly demonstrate, that tho ureal in iss
of Repnblioan votvre, since ths Dsla
mater disaster, have deuldsd to bs oou
suited in tho ssleolion of candidates.
Perfectly obedient to wiss and proper
leadership, magnlflosntly patient under
oocssjounl abuse of th power confided
by necessary party organisation to the
bauds ot tho party leaders, unil loyal to
a degree that his rarely bsenanfptsstd
In any statu or In any country, they do
nut propose to permit tins obedience to
degenerate Into sycophant do-iiuy or
servility They Intend lo be consulted,
not insulted.
Therefore, it is right and pr.p It that
the people Should say Whether Ot 11"
they want Cameron for yet another
term. A negative answer would Id his
COO to get lip a tree.
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Shall this city of Scranton go Into
competition with private business In
tervStS ill the manufacture of Its mu
nicipal SUpplll si This question having
been rais.d. Tin: TlUUI HI will gladly
print short and n linted ptrsoual oplu
Ions,
A
MONG
Our Wheel iiK'ii
Thnt this will bo the banner cycling
year iu th city of Scranton Is evi
denced by the 1 irge a il is th it the deal
ers are slready miking The season i
early yet. but a larg number of sec -Ond
baud wheels have been r'.old urn!
new mounts nix olinu rapidly. Some
ire taking possession of their wheel at
.'U-v and others have placed Of lers with
tii" agnts of their favonio machine to
be doliv ire l at a later dat . Everyone,
young and old, seem to accept the uni
versal fact that the air tired Steed has
0 one to stay, aud they aro no longer
looked npOO as a vehicle of pleasure
alone but iu business life they are a
tnally becoming a necessity, Among
the working class of people they nrs
very popular, as it extendi the laboring
man's opportunity to rout comfortable
dwellings on the outskirts at a moder-
tereutaal the bicycle gives him a
sife and rapid mods of transit between
his suburban cottage and the work
shop. It is also a noticeable and a com
mend tola fCt that among-the authra
cito region ri ler.i the extremely cheap
machine doe not hold a favorable
place, Too desire seems to bs for a
standard mount, no matter whether it
les-cond handed or not, and the ox
pense creating rickety monstrosities
that are noticeable in other towns are
i rarity in .Scranton.
e a' a
The cycling fraternity is all agog
over the enrrent rumor that the gr.it
Zimmerman contemplates eQterinu tho
professional ranks in France. Tnote
who claim to know, bo'.wver, say there
i noanthentioity In the rnmorso far bnt
that if the inducements offered nrelarge
enough tho amateur class will loose
the king of cyclers.
see
Tho latest use to whloh a pneumatic
has been pu: la a means for smuggling.
Tho custom house officials, a short
time ago, confiscate 1 an Ba riisbm in's
wheel whose tir was inflited with
high grad" fine-Ottt tobacco instead of
air. There waa about 10 piunle of it.
Toe solidity of the tire was what x-
xclte I official suspicion Cycling,
see
One of the speediest ridrs in this
s-ction is (lenrgt (l ir !nr, an employe
of the Farmers' Bsiry company, on
Homes atrent. Last season witnessed
.Mr Gardner's track Initiation, but bis
work was of such goo 1 and promising
.unlity that It was commented upon by
u. o cycling journals. Mr Gardner is
a benedict, bnt spends n few hours each
day at bis I ivorite sport His many
friends are dsRirottS of string him race
this season again, as Ins knowinlge of
competition Required iu last year's cir
cuit meet will enable him to compete
to better advantage with crack riders,
see
A road rocs on Dscoration Day would
be hailed with SnthUSltSm by the IOC il
riders, among whisi r inks can Id
f'.uud s una fast pith followers Tne
d.niira would undoubtedly fnrulsh
gratis a large number of prig -s if sum i
oneof the clubs would take the Inltla
live. Decoration Bay is universally
reoognlaed as the opsulng dsy of the
season for cycledom, mi l n road race
from hero to a on i of the Otttlvlng dis
Iriotaand return wool I Introdnoe tho
eaeonin an ntisuslastlc manner and
create a goodnalurod feeling of com
petition between Hie rldotS of the vnri
"US C.lllbe
see
A morn abUS'd, rldlcule.1 rrealure
than the "rOsd seoichir" rniinot t
found II is gnyed bv i is brothel
wheelmen, oal led a monkey on a stick
by Ids paternal frl-nd I, j lere I at by tlio
smell boy nnd forsaken by ins heal
i(irl Bbd all i. . . i . be will persist in
llOmplng over Ids msohlne n hS drives
It along the highway al tin' speed of an
ordinary pssjenger irilu The writer
on.) walking along Washington avenue
Mm other day when In the dtstano i be
1 spied on of the SOoe)lcd "scorcher "
lie wss Coming down the aVeUU i lit il
leirilic gait, every energy bent in his
efforts to raoh 'i 80 pao . In Ills
Sloontng position lie win mi ungnioly
looking Object but he lettBed to drive
Iim machine with great case ami
do inn I among the vehloles with an
ability th.it showed that he was com
piete m iter of his sieed. Wondering
why he aesume I such mi ugly position
while riding as lie came Hour, I
took tho Iib rtyof hailing him to In
quire his reasoi a for so doing. In no
ewer to mv q I'TV lie lalllt ''Well,
inoit people claim we do It. lo np
lbs ruing man aud excite attention,
As a oonstqnencs we are nonterclfully
ridiculed, lint there are reasons ior
all things and of course one for lb!
Now 1 Ilka to rid fast, Just ns fnnl iih
1 can go ami oonsi qn-titly 1 assume
the position that will give in the most
power. When riding very fast or
climbing ltep hills, the nrm anil
hatidio bars plav no unimportant pirt
iu the propul.ioa or the wheel. If
you were going 'o null very strong on
something, you would nndonbtedly
brace yonrsslf with your feet. So on
the bicycle you hov with feat and
must have u brace for the
arms. Therefore it stand to
reason thai if you can bond slightly
an 1 grap this ionics you cm get more
power than by having it up before yon,
I'lacu ii Weigh toil a level Willi a man's
cheat and he lifts it with great trxer
lion because Im cannot nloup over It.
PlttOO tho sumo w. Ight at Lis feel nod
he will stoop over mi. I rates it with
ease. This Is why ws stoop and with
stnd ths rldloule of our friends, N
"A veiy strung argument," I ro
marked, "bnt doesa't ii Injure tho
lllllL'V"
"M , sir," ha answered, "not at all,
proi Id Ing yon stoop correctly, A large
number of riders double up th" back
th rebv Crowding the lungs with a
small SpSCS and injuring I linn, but
just watch my position s I stnrl nwny"
aud the sprang into Iho sad lie, threw
hi ohest well out and bent bis holy
nt tiio hips with not the slightest sum
blsncss of n hump iii hin well formed
shoulder and awe) he sped down the
11 Vttll Ue happy ill Iho knowledge thai
although Im did not present a hau l
some appearand! ho cool i leave bin
more imdato brother ui tiio rear,
s e. s
The) Scranton Hlcyoling club will
hold 1 1 n anuiul Memorial liay run
from Port JervU to Mtlfurd ovr the
fainons river road. Thirty riders have
already mile Known their luteiltion to
aosompauy and tim u umber will prob
ably reach littv, which will make a
good showing tor a club run. Tliu road
from Pun Jstvks to Mllford Is noted
for it easy riding mi l smoothnsei ami
is a joy to all lovers of 'cycling. This
ssasuu witneases a decided reaction in
bicycle OOtbueiaSm HI tills Olnb and al
ready th boys are nuking preparations
for the season, Kigbl now mounie
were delivered to members last week
and Una DUUlber Will lid incioasvd a
the good riding advances.
s
Iii. lers who have ventured mitei 1 1 of
Ibe olty report tho roads In fair condi
tion, very SlllOOtb, hard and free from
tlusl They speak especially of ihe
boulevard mid thn road to (.' irbondale
bl Barnard inmle a nine minute mn
from Hrovldnucs to Olypliant tbla
week, which speaks wall for the condi
tion of the roads.
see
due of th novelties that tho mana
gtrsof i he bicycling meet on July l
are trying to have is a club race Thla
will, if decided npon, include all ot the
clubs up and down the valley, each olnb
entering u team of three men that will
race for points, ths team securing the
largest number or points to hi awarded
the rac". This should bo done, if pis
Bible, because it will create a rivalry
tint will bs beneficial to the near-by
clubs.
ess
Among tho most needful and neat
suudrlss fou nl on the market and
which will bo hailed by touring wheel
men witn delight is a new travelling
bug manufactured bv the Oormolly V
Jtffrey company. It is fitted between
the diamond portion of the frame and
is large enough to carry clothing sufll
ctsnt for an entire change. It la made
of ins-iet leather nil I present i a hand
some appearance, and do--. not inter
fere with the free action of the rider.
Every Word Brunch' I lto Tlav.
(oAtteonfrtii j Ti:nts.
There are 290,000 Words in tho Kugli-h
language, aud inot of the n were uned last
Sunday by the woman who discovered, af
ter contingent of church, that her now
nut was adorned with a tai on which was
arritten: Reduced tot3.75."
PRavxjtTioa is better than cure, and you
may prevent that tired feeling by taking
0000? BsJMpnrilla, Which Will keep your
blood pore and free from acid tiut and
germs of discusu.
GOLDSMITH'S
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Of everything new and novel in the fashionable world. T
realize more lully what this announcement means we direct at
tention to our window exhibits, as to some of the representa
tive attractions outlined below.
Silk Department
We are now exhibiting a choice collection of Taffeta Glace
Uroche and Taffeta Imprimrj, Printed Habituae and Kai
Kai Silks; also, new designs in Black Moire Antitjue and
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On Special Counter
DRESS GOODS
BLACK GOODS
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Silks, beautiful colorinjs, at 25c.
1,500 yards Patcrsouia Printed Pongees at 49c.
3,000 yards of 24-inch Best Japanese Habituae Washable
Silks, in all of the new lloral effects, at 63c.
"ur stock of Novelty Dress Goods is now complete and
represents the latest products of hrench, German and
American looms,
a.ooo yards of 3o-inch Wool Mixed Suitings.spring weight,
worth 45c. per yard; our special price, 25c.
1,500 yards of Changeable Shaperd Creuons, worth 75c.
per yard; our special price, 49c.
1, 200 yards All-wool 54-inch Oxford Checks and Scotch
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 rae.
Little Fixings in the way of Laces, Handkerchiefs, Bowi, Gloves, for Eas
ter, for men, women and children, abound with us in great plenty and at the low
est prices ever known before.
TZictors
With tho New Valves
Out of Sight.
Our new Bicycles are now
to be seen at our 314 Lacka
wanna avenue store.
EASTER
NOVELTIES
In Gold and Silver.
Easter "Egg Spoon."
Prayer Book Mark
ers, Easter Book Marks.
Hand-painted Easter Eggs, Silver-mounted
Leather Goods, suitable for Easter Gifts.
VICTORS,
SPALDING, 1
cuEDENDA. SVIercereau & Conne!!
GENDRONS,
307 LAI RAW A X V AV
Hood'h Pilm
gripe, but act
0III1 lently, m:.
ilo not pur(,'i-, iiu Ot
prompllr, easily an .
ANOTHER
NEW
LINE OF
And a full line of Boys' and
Girls' Wheels. We are mak
ing extremely low prices on
Second hand Wheels.
J
nw amu Ron
lUnriLunmuui umui
314 Lacka. Ave.
HOUSEHOLD HARDWARE.
Timothy, Clover and Lawn Seeds.
REEIWEU
Foote & Shear Co,
513 LACKAWANNA AVE.
Some . .
Exclusive
Patterns
AT
CONRAD'S
305 Lacka. Avcnuo.
JENKINS & MORRIS
EASTER MILLINERY
OPENING
u iiit, OCCUR 1 unkniiay.m m n 11
11 w 1 1 in tha artotval ibowlog cf I'asii
mn KBUK Mil. i.i N Hi laoa la llih ally
Hiyi.'s Ihttl rod oaaaoliaa alMWliara
406 SPRUCE STREET
KKXT i' 1 1 Ml. Hank
EASTER CARDS AND
BOOKLETS
Th szqnldta paMleatloaa of Prang v c.vnud
Dntton A l'.
Naa I .!' ui Bplanopal n nnali unil rmjf'
Hii. k.. Ositbolk Prayar Books, Oa
ford unil Usirstu isii.i.
An Extraordinary
Announcement
or ratrrtstl t RPIRCbPALtANM and tstta
krs, H's olhrsseii salllnn nl I lie hook
01 COMMON I'HAYKB, wall bonaa! in
loth,
Two Copies for 25c.
8inp;lo Copies, 13c.
ii ni ft li tan "In i" r no liiw, wn mi uh
Itlg OHf 81tRtnmMV Ihn ' nolH i tho im
1 1 1 it 4a of 1,500 rpll BtX eoplttl only
i III 1m NnLI loatll ImlU I1I1111I 111 f 11 in llt
Reynolds Bros.
! Inlloneis r.nd EwjrAVtTA
1)17 I.Al U W ANN A AVB
NORWAY IRON
bl w k diamond
U, Kit
I XTRA SPECIAL
HANDBRSONfl BNGI isit
.il.SS.ll 1 l,l,ISH
1 si HTRBL
HORSE SHOES
TOE CA1 K
I HO :
M ICHIKERY
SPRING
SOFT STEEL
IN'VILS
IU I.I OH s
HORSE v ULS
w aan rbbls
AXLES
SPRINGS
HI NS
SrOKBS
HI MS
sTl.l l. SKEINS
R R SPIKES
WILEY A HI SSBLL AM) WELLS HIMs si HEtt
CI WING M i HINf Rl
Bittenbender&CoJcranton,
Wholaaaki anil ratal) daalara' In Wajroaiaakara' and Bteokamilha'
EUPPLUta
THE DICKSON MANUFACTURING COt
tCRAKTOM AND WlLKaaVBARRS, PA. HAMUf actckkks M
Locomotives and Stationary Engines, Boilers,
HUIS1IN0 AND PUMPING MACHINERY.
General Offloa, BCRAKTON, V
lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllflllllllllll
1 mmmm 1 ' x x, ig DO YOU REQUIRE
Will ri'iiK tvi'.-i limit Atiril r In ?223l VVvnmifKr Ax's IS ACCURATE
miu (Y. M. C A. Building), with a full line of
JPiarioss and Organs
At Wholesale and Retail, on easy monthly payments. It will
pay to wait ior them
TIME? I
S WE H.W E IT.
ASK YOUR GROCER AND INSIST UPON HIS FURNISHING YOU WITH
Was ftw W -KM. - V 1 J 1
EICLICIOUS, MILD OCJXTLinU ABSOLUTELY rXTXHD
HAMS. LARD.
EVERY HAM AND PAIL. OF LARD BRANDED.
im ST0WERS PACKING CO., SCRANTON. PA
SHE TRADE SUPPLIED f
BY Tliil
s
s
niiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiHiuiisiii:
UnUJIU fl II AVH !.':! Lack.
LUHU1 U. LLU1U
Ave.
FOR THE LENTEN SEASON
All kind Froth nth raaalvtil dallyi
I amy Mnoknl llnlllllll.
llolirlrss 'n,l,
Varmottlh iiiouters,
ult Mnckrrrl.
Roakawari cinsnnk Bay, AVCTE'DC
Maurke Rlvar Cova '""'UlijlljllJ
11; ii.- Tnliit
toll Shall rums, Ihrlmpa
Scsllops, Jtc.
W. H. PIERCE,
PENN AVE