I THE SCKAKTON TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING. -APRIL 10. 1894. 9 LACISUM All Things Musical STELLE & SEELEY, 13., WYOMING ftVt Hie. i 1 GRAl B P xv tm n. Ml H, KMItKMON, UTBKU MARTS ORGANS ALL 1 'RICE Set the 8hW rixuo from toe World's F.iir in onr win low. 1 I ft Fos la Dyspepsia 1 1 GOOD BR3AD -USE THE And always have Good Bread. MANUFACTURED AND FOB SALE TO THE TBAOE r.Y The Wesion fl! k Daniel Scotten's Polka Dot STRIPPED SMOKING TOBACCO 20c. lb. Wholesale, GARNET. BROWN & CO. 337 LINDEX STREET. DR. H. B. WARE BfECIAMST. EYE. EAR. KObE AND THBOAX 35 WYOMtNQ AVE PERSONAL Miss flattie Boynoldt Is home from Bing kamton. H. ii Baches, of Pittston. was in Scran -lou j eslenlay. H. B Jadwtn, of Carbond.ile; vUitud this :it.y yesterday. L. T. BmUb.ot Mount Poeono, was yester lay in this city. H. .. Russell, of Honesdsle, was yoster Jv 111 Scran ton. T. W, Thomas, of U'illtes-Jiarre, was in this city yesterday.! W, J, L iwit, of Kingston, waa a Kcraii on visitor yesterday. J. N. Thomas, of Pittston, was engaged n business hern yesterday. Mark K. Eaif ir r.itiirned yo-iterd.iv from Hawley, where he visited friends on S in lay. Charles R Sayre. of Montrose, wlio has many friend in thiscitv, was engaged on 3nsiners here last evening. Rev. Mr. Colville and Rev. Mr. Thorpe, f Binphamton, wiil be the snst of Reuse B. Brooks during the conference this week I (i. F. Sharkey, formerly of Pittston, now f New Wit, and favorably known to Scrar.ton businesa men, is at the Wyo Mag, fates R. W. Archbald wiil leave todav or Tnnkhannnrk to pr side at the . nal of I case in which ho has been askoJ to be idjudirntor R. o. Ball, one of the advance stents of the Barnum and Bailey show, is in the city arrantting for the circus- visit, to tho :ity during May. 1 Ii. H. Welles, of Elmira: C. P. MoHanry r. a. Branson and Frank Ame. of Bins' bamton; W. R. Moor" and (leorge H. Sqnier, of Ctrbnmlalp. at, the WtStmntter. J. Stein, Danville; R. ti. J.fiinsr. ISing hamton: John ('. Miller and E. s. Blxter Eadton; .t. B. Miller, Stroiidsbnrg ; '.. Bmith, Ilonesdale.areat the Valley floats, Benjamin M. Heck, of ToWanda; Mans Bold Merrimtn, of Betblefaem: Jotepb Bamford, Waller Runford ami Robert Sp-irs, of Paterson, N. V., are at tli Wyoming. Dr. Anna ("lark will talk at the Young VVonin's Christian association rooms Tuesday, April 10, on the 'object, "What young women Ongbt to Know." Young women nnd girls ovor 14 years of age are invited. If em ben admitted free, non members 10 cents. Miss Alice Qrlffltbs, cwhleratJ D. Wii- liamsfv; Bros'. Lackawanna nvemiM store, entertained a small cotnuanv of vonng friends very pleasantly last evening nt her borne on Washington avenue, the occasion being the twentieth anniversary of her birthday. BtVSTal hours were happily passed by the guests, with instrumentil music nnd game-, and in the enjoyment of an olegntion collation. The following were present: The Mioses Kale nnd Km rim Orif Bthsnnd Ida UnvU, of .leruryn; Miss Mat tie Brink, of Oerbondalej Frank Welsh, of Nicholson; Peter Decker, of RtroadaborK; Tallio Evans, of Pittston: Will.Jolui, Sam- aid and Arch McCrscktn, Ban Event, P, J. linker, Alva Stewart, Walter .lone,' Rank Mayo, .loim ciark. Bert Banning, Misses Margaret Evans. Badie nnd Minnie Thomas, Ada Hodie, i I at; i Brock, Irene Crowle. Eva SWMt, Maine Hurling am : - Muolo Bozss Exclusively. Best ninde. Piny any desired number of iunee. Onutschi Ac Sons., inan 11 tuct uri'iH 1030 Chestnut itrcet, Philadelphia, Won derful orchestrinl organs, only fc and till. Specialty: Old muic boxes carefully re paired and improved with new lunej. M . BalUtll jnst returned from New, York With a Hue lot of curpets, rugs nnd mats. KM Penn avenne. ' a 1 J America. Parts Nos. 7 nnd f of this hnndsome portfolio are now ready for distribution. SNOW 1 IS FLOUR IftTllfl nil a ism Pleasure Reigned Jiiprsma at tlu VI fm EnliquH Lis. N gtit. WELL KN3WN PERSOKS PilBSliKT Nearly All of I'ne City and County Cf iicir.ls Graced the Oc-.asslon Willi Their Froscnce Ji.da R.V. Arch bald Was TOMtmaStsr of. th3 Evcn iiir Otner News of I'no South SiJe Lric 1 .y Neptnke Engine 0 mpaajf, 2 was twenty ya,ir 0 1 luai Suturdar, nav lu l'en orgiiiiiE.'il on April T, 1871, with uventy ix oh ittsr inmb'tn, Toe 1:1 tlnjj of organisation v. is tailed to onler by Philip Roblnion, now dc is,i, husband of Mr-. :,. Robinson and father of Philip, K Iw.trd a id Rub ert Roblnion, In it year from the iIn i of.oranisitfn the 0 mpany wn able to move into u dew nod petmunent building, the tania that it ocoapla at preeent. In another year tbe olty p proprlated mffltlent money for tu purchase ol a Bra engine; ami ever flnco tiie Nep tunes have bald 1 post of i onor ttuiohg t!i 1 voiunieor lira com panies if Soranloa, i.t-t ni.nt oommemorative of the many years of nief uloeta of this i cedent orgniaatibn, the members had ready tor tin entertainment of up ivard of 800 invited uusaie, n maguin oeut banquet. At 10 p'ciotk thoae present iwittd themselvea in the trout pari .-ot tho aeooud story to a delect atle spread, Jacob Getter, jr., chair man of the banquet committee Intro dnoedJndga U. V.'. Arcubaldas toist master, wbieb position was aoeeptod by Judge Archbald iu a biief and feiicitoui spseeh. Thereupon the menu was the object of a idress and nn sociable and intelligent a gathering sat down to the banqttst boards as evr graced alike occasion, Nearly ev-ry county official with thu exception of Judges Ctnnater und ElwarJs wag pttseut All the city ofSuinla, except ilyor V. L Coiiuell, wur? there; as alto wat every city fathtr. select ami ocintiK'!'. i'ne banquet hall was beau tiful ly decorated with bunting in which the Stars and Stripes wore VJry conspicuous. A corps of very capable waiters under the super viton of C iterr Frederick Waldner, of West Lacka wanna BVOUUe, attended to the tables, bti - I It's orchestra furnished instru mental mnsioan l acquitted themselves to the enjoyment of nil present While tlu- banquet was in progress a quartette from tne waiters sang several rythmic plantation melodies. After the tables were c'.eired nway Ju Ige Archbald. as toast master, thanked the Neptune E igine company for the very generous and hospitable entertainment, and called on Chairman C, E Chitten den, of 'he select council ; ex-Chairman Jamos Molr. of the common council. Edward J. Robinsev, Ales T. Connell, ex-Mayor d"hn II Fellows, Clerk of Courts John H Thomas, .1 tob tieiger, Jr., Philip Robinson, E. E. Robathan, Frank H. ClemonSand Dr. A J. Kolb, nil of whom r-.ppouJ.'d in a very happy style. Ferionf.1 iI-nllon. .1 din Flaherty, the Cherry s'raet barber, and Patrick H. Coyne, book keeper at the office of the Scrnnton Hr-wing compiny, visitrd yesterday in Pittston. Cards are oat announcing the. mar riag of Miss Margsret VThetan, of O -net street, and WllMam .1. Burns, of Pittston avor.ne. Tb ceremony will take plane tomorrow aftirnoon at 3 o'clock in tjt. .Toon's Church, A 5-year-old son of Jacob Bonner, of Prospect avenu. is very seriously ill of inflamatloc of the lungs, Morgan Jones resumed his iiuisas clerk in ths Mead.iw Brook store yes terday after beiag confined to his house fort long spell wit 11 a sprained snkla John McDonoiiL'h. of 1728 lelar avenu, is entirely recovered from bis reeeiit illness. ShMt.sr ParsBrnpln John Milkalka, of South Washington av.-nue, a Lithoninn agO'l about 40 years, died Sunday nft-rnoon from a severe Illness of peri ton tie The fun eral will taks pltc.! this afternoon at i o'clock. Interment in Minooka cotn? terv. The carnival at the rooms of the Young Women's Christian association on Cedar sfeuae 1 :st night was thoroughly enjoyd by a large nn 1 p preriative andnnce. Upward of fifty children of the junior lepartment took part in t!:s entortsir.m-nt and looked oewltcbinglf pretty in dres made of tisHn" paper of Variegated shad a and tints. The affair was fininri illy a suc cess. A telegram has bn''n rciVcl from Chicago by Mrs. Bridget Flynn, of Minooka, to the effect that her sin James, of ttist city, who 1-ft h-re six months n jo, fell from the fonrth story of a building in course of erection and was seriously Injured. fh" marriage of Mlti Anni'? Mufray, of Stone av-nne, and J unes Man Can, of Prospect aVenne, will bo solemnized this afternoon in St John's chnrch. SCHOOL IS ENTIRrlV SAr". Off.-ills So R-p-r to th Biard of Con trol R-pra:ding No. Cjtv Superintendent Phillips, the board of control building committee and Building Iospector Nelson yester day visited No. ""1 school building nnd made a csreful rxuminntlon of the bntlciog, and while the effects' of lbs iquerge were difltern able, yet It could not not he perceived that the structure had suffereil any material damsge. Both the building committee nnd In spector Nelson made reports of ti ir examinations to the school board a last night's meeting. The repoi s Stated that the I lul ling is perfectly safe. Mr. Nelson stated that whil'the structure is slightly damaged) yet Its Strength rental nd Qnlnip'ilmd Misuamnt.u, m iiiiiiiHiiiliHiiitu I nWE iiooK coupon, i C FOUR r Hie COUTOWS, pr S m Hi-titi d nt Th Trlbmie Onto, onr- S S iirr IVidi iivcniic mul BpltlCfl Itrvfit, m km ntltlM Hi" hold or Uintl fcho pilv S SrS It oyoi or tho Dnporaliole i uiTora ! B for dlttrlbutlitB popular booki S im Rttong HI' rottelore. I ItO 'ill e r lit Mil i S sjen bjT ThO TVlbODO nimini; in nl in - S vi its iollott 1: mm am 10 CKNTfl n ad Pour Oottpotti for K 2 nny V'lmc In tho Cottltllbtli Bo JJ g riots pror 100 iiiiim ii Hloot U s tsss ass ST tt" 7ft and Four CbdpOOi I'd' u 1(1 ew mu VOtlttttt lOt of IHcKnift CUtn Dlti ww cm ew mm uorttg. MM g 21) CIlN'iS and Four ( cniMni for S nny book In tin- Rdfjbl Srrloi. JJ5 lll'N'i'S :ind Kiiiir f'n'inoni for mn u ojoy hook hi tlu Oxloril JJ am seesa2siSBiias3tH9eti3Bhfii)33&uiHniiisiiuiiaiR 1 MEETING OF REPUBLICAN CLUB. Oflksrs for the Ensuing V-'ttr Elscttd and Oommltteimse Nimtii, A large and snthoiiaatic utpoting of the Central Republican olnb was hold at its new rooms in the Price building ir.st evening at which E, P, Kingsbury presided. Six now members were pro pot d for niotnbt rshlp. Thtrs avo now 830 members on the roll. The follow ing officers were elected for the ensu ing year' President, !'.. P Kiuuebnry; vice president, Majoi ilv rett Warren; tec I itiiry, W. 8 -diilur; treasurer, W. U ylnrtl Thomae. The following ebairmon ol eoinmlttees were appointed by i ,j pridvut: Einante commit lee, L A Watrei membenhlp com mit t tee, M yor W. L Connell; t itn- 1 aign c ii.lll t.e-, Mnjor livo; 1 1 War rent house committee; V. y; Uillar L ui nunl Governor L, A. Wntres, cliairmm ol a committee appointed ui pri v. ins mewling 10 rai-o :u ds for the Grow oampitgn In cmjuuotion with t nairtu in of Cm Lackawanna Republican County committee, D W, Powell, for the purpose of circulating Grow CUUlp ligu documenti and litera ture ihrougbout the county, in ide his repori otpe effect that the .work ha I been done nnd all bills paid from sub sent lions received, The club will take an active and ng gresslvs part In the ootnlng county campaign. After the meeting ndj uru rd a si i-'ial meeting was held in the club parlori. Three tabl a Were ooou pied by expert wi ist pi ay ore, while others discussed Senator bLill's tariff speroh utid the Republicans' prospects at the coming fall tleotibn. fbe fol lowing gentlemen, t ot luemhers, of tlw club, visited the club parlors doling the evening: Mr. iJsi-!;, a banker, ot Peterson, . .1 ; Major J. B. Fish, William Chappie and others. HE DRANK CARBOLIG ACID. w. o. Lewis, a Philadelphia Commer cial Traveler, Makes a Curious Mistake -Was Suicide Intended? W. O, Lewis, n Philadelphia cotti mrcial traveler, who registered at the Westminster lest Tbnradny, was found yesterday morning suffering from ihe effects of c u bo Ik: acid. Doctors l M il ley and Longstreet attended bim and ho is now pronouuotd out of danger, Mr. Lewis obtained the poison Sun day from a drug store. Later iu the dsy he drank intoxicants to tome ex tent but was able to get to bed alone. At 5 o'clock yesterday morning a hall buy heard groans issuing from the room and recsivmg no responss was told to ollmb over tho transom. This wti;i done and nnsUCOeisfui efforts made to rouse Lewis, who appeared to be iu a stupor. Proprietor Trnuinn dispatched a messenger for Djctor O'Mslley and Longstreet, The former responded and, not suspecting carbolio poisoning, sdministercd a heart stimulant, home minutes 1 iter the odor of carbolic acid was detect"d nnd Dr. O'Mslley admin istered uroyr antidotes. The man's recovery seemed for a time hop dss, but be b 'gan to mo id during the morn ing and last night was thought to be out of danger. Wh in L-mis recovered conscious -nwsi lie averred that, he had mistaken the poison for whiskey However, tho circumstances would seem to indicate that the poison wss take i Intentional ly, If he was tobsr enough to arise from bed and swallow th" flni I, he must have 'ven capible of calling for help. However, no sounds, lave thj groans heard by the bdl-boy, were detected by tho hotel's nig ;t force Mr. L-wis is (juue well-known among the men abont town au I prove 1 ulw its a popular c uij '.n'.on. Proprietor Truman claims that i.e -via intended to tsks some medicine, but made a mistake ami drank from the wrong bottle. AT NW WOiJUF.SUNQ. UncU Tom'e Ctbin PreeSBted E?foro a Larg-) Audleaee Last tl'ght. "Uncle Tom's Cabin" wao presented before a crowded house at Nw Wond erland last evening by Andrew Mc Phee's well known company, u nggre gition of siipenor actors. From first to Inst the play was wfll received, and it is safe to say that a bettor attraction for the price- of admittance was never seen In Ucranton, John Dowine at Uncle Tom anl lit tle Eva Sinclair as F.va, filled their parts admirably, as did Ijissie Doyle tbatofElica. Uaorge B Howard name up to ths standard In the rolo of Marks the lawyer, while Miss Mattie Do wine as Topsy, the child that was uevsr t orn, wss simply irrrcslatable. R. A. Fik as Pbiness Fletcher wss good, as was also the balance of the cut. The singing of the Pickaninnies was greatly ei joyed by toe largo an lienor, aul the performance ou tho whole proved most pleasing. BASE BALI BRIEFS. Pottsvllle claims to have signsd Second Baseman John Ttghe, of this city, Qeorge Wood, of last year's Wilkes- P.a. re team, hn been signed by Manager Kelly for Allentown, Bartman, of last leawo's Johnstown teun, Was giVen a trial by the I'uiladel phlat last Saturday. Secretary Diddlobock bet BOO ItDpUcanti for tbe position of nmplre BCtne of tlm spplicsuta live In Call tor nla, lieorgo Pa'-iue, who pitched for A I lentown part or last seeeon, ims been tigned by Syrasdse, of the Eastern league All 'Mown has less traveling to do than nny other club in the Stat -league. Ai toona must do in t, with ScriUtOO a i lo o second. The Plillsdelpbln Inquirer Is of ths opin ion that "on piper'' the 'ttcreuton t.niui Is tbo strongest In the leagae. We hope It will pr 'Ve as strong ol the Held. Beanton should bavs a strong bus run -blng lean this Seasou. llogan, tiaitz, Wettlake and Wetzel srs a qnarette of bass runners that have uo superiors iu tht lea;;ue. I.i anion, one of tha bet c lafihsN and tho funniest man in last year's State Lesgod, will pitob for Pottsvllle. beam u played iu the ontfl 'I I f r JoltlftoWa last season nud did go id work, Bcfautonfs new grounds will beopenid next week with ii game betwi'dfl the s .num mi i (tar ray Hills, a New York club with wid h Tommy Btterbrook, formerly of the old MetrojKilitao club, Is playing, The league reason op us here on May 'J Willi a game with BaSletOO, Oa llecoia- lion Day Bcrantou plays at Iftntitoii in i be morning, In the atcoruoou tnv clubs Will play iii tblS.oity. Pour of the players of the Dotooreit base bail team, of Wllllamsport, Mu ier, Deladey, K:ssnnd Patclmn, n at iieuidt -i lolesve ssd juiri other clubs. Moiserg es to Viil:e.-Hiu I.-, Uelaney i" liiugli.nuiou, Itoss to Altoona n i Patcbeu lo Scrauton, A hollow but. i the latest. Il Ismideof regblatlou wood nnd in Itare placed two or ibres heavy Iron balN, whion slldu back nud forth iu the stick, win-n a man goes tothe buck ho boidi the nioh vertically and the balls rest near his bunds, but when he strikes st the Mil Un Weights fly outward by oentritttiial rorce, and mt the sphere at the right place, Ifliehlts toe nortohlde sqoarelj lib good byebr.ll, Ibis claimed mat tho new nat is oa,y about halt SI heavy as the old Style, an ; that light-aeiglit batierS cau bau ile It as well us the b.g one. NEWS FROM WEST ML Banquet o! Hyde Park Liienry and U. biting S3c;i;ty at Fairobitd's Hotel m A BRILLIANT ArFiiiR John R. Edwards Was To.islm.istc-r, and a Number of ToasU Were Re sponded To By the Yoiin;.i Men in a Very Able Manner Stereopticon Lecture Funeral of Mrs. Margaret Samuel Othor News Itcni3. (Th ' We t, side office of (h BCRAKT03 1 ainuNi is located at 10411 Jackson street, where subscriptions, advertisements and communications will receive prompt at tention. Tie- initi'l banquet of tbe Hyde Piil; Literary and Debating society was eeid hist evening in Fairc .iid's hotel, Those present were: John It. EMwurda, toastmttter; Wallace t Uoser, Howard Davie, Emerson Owen W. Huyden lai;i, Arthur i. Davies, Philip J Divies, Jsmts M. Powell, Charles House, J. Myron Evans, A. L Dvius, Herbert Hail, John Hughes, i) J, Da vies, Lonla Howell, Owilym Williams, of tho Republican; Charles E, Daniels, of the Truth, and Qeorge T GriffPbs, off Thk TBIBUNB, Proprietor Ungues served an exctllent menu. About two hours was consumed In discussing the edibles and then the literary por tion of the programme opened with an inldreiis by the president, Philip J. Davies, after which Howard Davies respond,,,! to the toast, "Ths Society." David J, Davies spoke bp "nr City" in eloquent words, and Charles K. House, in a humorous way, gallantly discussed "tmr Parliamentary (Jym nasties." Wallace Muter, the cham pion debater of the society, spoke of the "American Citizen," denning tbe words tarefully, and Charles li Daniels followed with a response to the toast, "The Renaissance of American Lit erature." A mirth proving response to tht toast, "The Stage," was given by Myron BvauS, and political affairs were well discussed in tho toast of W. Harden Bvans, Th Niws Condensed. A stereopticon Itetnre was given last evening ui tbe First Welsh Couurega tlooal church under the uutpices of the Junior society. A fair sized audience was present and the lecture thoroughly enjoyed. An interesting programme was rendered, including impersona tions I y D. Edward Vail, the humor ist. Charles Palmer, of Kingston, has re turned home nftera visit with rela tivsa on North Main avenue. The funeral of Margaret, wife of David Samuels, 'of Hellovue street, tookJ place yesterday afternoon from the family resilience. Rev. J, T. Morris, pastor of the bellnvna Welsh Calvan istic Methodist church, conducted the set vices, aftur which interment was made at the Washburn Street Ceme tery. The pall Dearer were Morgan James, Lewis Roberts, Edward James, Ivan Jones, William Lewis, and Will iam O Williams, of Kingston. George Meyers, of North Broral"y avenue, bus begun hit duties as perma nent man at the Columbia Hose house Mr. aud Mrs. S. B. Eldridge, of Brooklyn, Susquehanna county, was visiting friends on this side yesterday. Mrs. D. R, Williams, of South Hyde Park avenue, left yetterday, accompa nied by her daughter Annie, for ilt. Carmcl, where Mrs. Williams will rep resent the Plymouth ohurcu and San d iy tchool at a Congregational conven tion in session at that placo. TheWtst Side hoard of trade wid meet iu rognlur session at dirk's ball this eveiiini' nt 8 o'clock, Tho nomi nation of olHceis for the ensuing year will be made, the election to take place in-xl month. Too West Side Woman's Christian Temptranne union will met at 'J lit) tint aft 'rnoon at the Welsh Litarary rotiin on South Main avenue. msric. Parts Nos. 7 nnd s of this handsome portfolio are now ready for distribution. I i v', I your order nt the Union Transfer company's oflice, 828 Lackawanna avenue. B gglgo called tor and cnecked from resi lience to destination. Bortnton'a lliiflnn.o Interests. Tun Tr.niCNK will soon publish a care fully compiled nnd classified list ol the leading wliolesnle, banking, in in'uf ictur ing an 1 professional inten .ts of s-rauton and vicinity. The edition will be bound in book form, 'beautifully illustrated with photogravure views of our public build legs, business blocks, streets, etc.. together Willi port rails of loading dltisens. No similar Work has ever given nn equal' rep. restntatton of Scranton's many Indnt nies. It will be nu invaluable exposition of our business resources, sent to persons outside the city, copies of this handsome work will attract new comers nnd be nn unequalled advertisement of tbe city. The circu lation h ii ii plan that cannot fail ol good results to i boo concerns l as well us the city iii large. Representatives or Ths Trtbunm win mil open' THOSI WEKMU NAMSS are DE8I0ED in this edition end explain it nature mote fully, Those desiring views of their residences In Mil edition will please I ave notice nt the offli-. Kill Two Birds. with One Stone it mu whii' to combine comfort with sit sncoi leek at mtiank s BPRING stuck of BUOBS. There's the i II PIlKsja, lor Instance. Wbnt'l ter in ;ii. et ot blaokl The ladv thai wi an It looks like a Ddy. And looking that way, the ebsa s srs sho'll set hi. 'one Qood olotbes and good thoeS make good deeds tasy and natural The Dude Is Dead fount n ti have, coated lo be bowling swell They can't afford it these poor times, that's partly why so many quietly dressed roans men sbbttj town buy their Bprlng tVottrsir nt -chunk s They know bedeauioaly in the very latest nnd b i imy kn ,v. his stock It large. iat never loud. And they know kilt PRICKS ABB DOWN TO l I T THK TIMBB. This Means Yon By the way, way not 1 io', at Sehank I 1,1(0 A r Nl W NPUINQ AMI BUHMKii in -icv-.' There's as obatgo for looking, When you imy yon pay. The i-linncs am you 11 buy. SCHftNK S Arcatio blioe ote. WYOMING AVU T K. Ayliwotth will boat his now ItandSSS Wyoming avenue, next to Koonomy Famltore. com pany, ready for busiueps next Thursdny. F. J. JoHtrson, praotlcal house and sign painter Iihs removed from court bOUsS sqniue to (211 Bpmce streut, opp iSitS Tribune utilce. ee Parts Nos, 7 and 8 of thit handsome portfidio are now ready for distribution. ee 11. m:is just retiiriieil from New York with a line lot of carpets, rugs aud mats. 804 I 'en n avenue. Ml S No othor medicine has equalled Hood's Bareaparllla In the relief it give in severe eases ; dyspepsia, mc! headache-, mc. MULTi'OHROMES. Art for the masses. Ono Dime anfl One Coupon. Wedding Go where they have the best selection. RICH CUT GLASS, CHOICE CHINA, BRIC-A-BRAC, SILVERWARE, LAMPS, ETC. WE1CHEL & MILLAR 116 Wyoming Avenue. DO you bunt, fish, ride a wheel, or lutcnd tov Do you want fine Pocket Cutlery, a Razor, or any of the numer ous articles sportsmen and sporting men u?e v If so, on and after APRIL 1ST. A. W. JUEI8CH Will be prepared to furnish somo at reasoiiiihla prioss at his store, 435 Spruce Street Remember, everything now; stock just bought; no old stock to dispose of. Call and examine and you will savs time and money. ati HOME BAKERY. We have a lare assort ment of PLAIN AND FANCY CARES, ICE CREAM and WATER ICES Leave your order at 227 WASHINGTON AVE., or413 LACK A. AVE, Our Lackawanna avenue restaurant open until mid night. xrr cr Rt WtWJWW I... ,i et.i- ttSM An Emanation Ofthe wonderfnl pnpnlarlly of our ROCH K9TICII UtC'YCLH Isn'l liartl to Bnil. Call and tee It and II (rill explain Itself, our oilier line are tonally at popular In Ihelr grade. i Holt 222 WYOMING AVE. Presents CHINA v HALL 3 mmTinirmii $ r 1 w - OUR "BELL" CUTAWAY AND SACK COATS ARE CUT EXTRA LONG. FAT MEN'S SUITS IN LARGE VARIETIES. Martin & Delany Clothier3 and Custom Tailors. The 308 Lackawanna AAenue, L.U:: erv l e'iirtment. e have never shown us selocl au assortment iu Lais, trimmed in the latest style and in endless variety, an we do this season, and we cordially invite all ladies to viail out MILLINERY DEPARTMENT, Oloak s end Capes. We arejusi opening a large sliioiin'iii of Cloaks aud Capes, A handsome Tan Ladies' Jacket, Umbrella Back, heeler Pront at $7.00 A tighl fitting Clay Worsted Jacket witb Moire Revera at $2.50 A beautiful Black Clay Worsted Cape, with Mohair Braid $7.00 And dozens of other styles from . $1,98 to $25,00 F tf1 f good clothes come from?" 'e showed you a large collection of Capes and Jackets ill Easter-tide. Today we have just twice as many- Jackets in Covet Cloth and Twills, Moire and Silk Trimmed. They Fit Well, Wear Well, Look Well The Prices are WAV DOWN: $5.50, $7.50, $9 to $12. Think of FIFTY Styles of The very newest and neatest ar of ir, Grain Silk, Moire, cloth and Lace. Notice the price tickets; $5, $6.50, $9 TO $20. Jackets, Capes and Top Garments for Everybody. Or. IlET. Owens Sc Co. CI.OAKMAKEKS, Sl'ITS AND WRAPS, 8PRUCK STREET, COURT HOUSE SQUARE Dun lap Hats SPRING STYLE ON SALE CHRISTIAN HATTER Sole Agent, 205 Lackawanna Ave. THE LATEST ashion I : s Coats and Gapes CAPES The Great Marvel of Dental Science Anaesthene A recent discovery and the 6ole property of DENTISTS, 316 Lackawanna Ave. W HAT J. Q, BE A MO Ns SA YS ABOUT AN.KSTI1ENE. DHS. BENWOOU WABDKIXt After havlnt tltrtn tettta tatraetad nt ono Kiit i nt: by ths painless meshed, I prut Sjonnee it sutlrely satlsfaatorv in , , , v aartlcular. j u. suamonm.
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