THIS KCB A'NTON TttrUUWEWBDNESDAT MOBNING. APRIL 18. 18!) i.
SCRANTON TRIBUNE
F. E. WOOD,
General Manager.
rntt.IMIT) DAILY AND WtEKI.T IN BOOA
ton. Pa., iy Tub Tliiau-NB l'COLislilxo
Ooupaxt.
NEW York Omen: TnincNS Bdildiso,
Frank H. Uhay. Managch.
lufeie.l at the rotloflct at SenmUm, PUt
StcondCtaM Hail Hatter.
1 HE SCRANTON TRIBUNE.
6CRANTON, APRIL IS 18W.
through nu uppoul to viuilatitt! jiutico,
it virtually insults Itl cwn citizens and
tU'livrrs a blow which inevitably re
coil on itself. Lookiui; back ut tin
crime of Antonio Ferro, dustnrlly and
villainous as it undoubtedly was, tboro
is probably no rifl-ctiVH Scrantoniun
who in not profoundly glad IHat it v.as
confided to t'uo culm ml ju Mention of
the authorized courts; and who would
not Iiryo been profoundly sorry bad
the fust impulse of vengeance uwept
away the dictates of reason.
When the Wilkes Barre ball c'.ub
Hicertaius bow to play ball, it is possi
ble that Boranton will favor it with
s trouncing.
ror ins Ycung Who Toil.
The or. roforin in raodera oTan;:?i
ism ttuich is conspicuous above all
Othtrt i3 the c'uurcli a recent roeogni
tion of tbe need of greater social and
secular uselulnsss Followor of all
MOil and creeds Sf realuiuu in ampler
measure the ueed of u practical promul
gation ot tbe gospel which shall not
feed the souls ot men while their im
ten il bodies are starving and shall not
confine its attention to spiritual truth
while confronted with the intensifying
ldologiotl fact of growing poverty,
increasing crime and multiplying secu
lar evils A faith that addresses itself
to men not only during a few hours ou
Sunday, but throughout the activities
of tbe entire week, is the faith that to
day Is vital, and that tomorrow will
win
In a thongbttul leading article in the
April number of it. David's tfuirduu,
Rev M Horace Mill, rector of St.
David's Protestant Episcopal church,
ou the Wt Mde, gives the outlines of
a local project which admirably llltti
trutrs CbrittianltV'l latest mission.
Noting the limited locoUUI of man)
families in Hyde Park, woereby hun
dieds A I, us and girls are under the
necessitv of working for a livelihood
in the different coal breakers, factories
uud mills instead of being lu attend
ance el school, and recognizing tbe ln
iidiouacv of street comers and other
vicious places of resort in the furnish
ing to these young toilers of who'.e
M Hi ' recreation aud amussmeut, Hev.
Mr. Mill proposes, if nsnlsted, to pro
vide "a large, cemmodious building,
vntainlng bath rooms, reading rooms,
an entertainment room and a gym
nasium; to furnish it plainly and sub.
tmuialiv; to invite the young tospeud
their evenings here instead of ou the
street or in the low places of amuse
ment, and finally, to off r these oppor
tunities entirely free of charge." Dur
ing the winter he would favor a series
of plain, practical talks, such as intelli
gent parents give to their children at
heme; while occasional coi;c-rts and
entertainment oonld be utilized for
sake of diversity.
Ic sfforis Ike TbdCSI sincere pieis
ure ;o ic7 thi; prop; mica before lUCh
A its reader! a? any esc hare recti Ted
,'ne Gusrdiar. in tha hope that an en
terprise so E.anife;tly pratMWOTtby
may not languish for want of practical
support X an auxiliary totheintel
leciualand moral development of Hyde
Park's young boys and girU w do not
see how this proposed home could be
improved It wou'.d be tbe means of
doing for the people of that portion of
oar city virtually what has been so
well -tone for other portious b the
Central city Young Mens Christian
association ; and as it would doubtless
open its doors without reference to
creed or race, tilers' Wuul 1 exist for it a
fil 1 of practically unbounded useful
DtlS. LAST FriiiM the union punters of
Williamsport went out on strike. For
two davs tbe four daily papers in that
city were forced to suspend publica
tion. But mi the third day they hail
offers from B80 idle compositors, or JOO
more than w-re needed. Without assum
ing to discuss tbe merits of the Will -iamsport
difficulty, it can be said that
this is decidedly a poor season for a
printers' strike.
Is emphatically tBe bttt, Qaizz-d In
reaped ot Lawyer Plii) 'i'nouipon'
Oefenae ot Breckinridge. Dr. QtiattDcey
promptly replied: "TDOtn pacta' phil
osophy is false and the stateui -nu
which preeoded it are antra. Ninety
nine per cent of the Auierk-an people
of both st SnH nro true nnd pure in their
bone lives. His tacqtattoo of general
immorality la a slander, an 1 his charge
that nil m "ii are libertines liaiweep
log faUhocd." All honor to Depow,
the champion of virile virtue!
includes tb counties ot 1'r.idforu, Colum
bia, bhcktwaaua, Lus--rne, atou'tour,
NortfaamberUod, Bobuvlklll, Builrrnn,
S 10,11 liaiiua arid Wyomittg. Ml "f wliio'i,
iiiid-r District L'u liimau Garinau's able
latrtnets ought mxt tall to give largely
iui-reiso.l RepuDlicuu pluralities.
A Vindication of Justice.
The recent prompt conviction of An
t nio Fi-rro, the man who ou the even
ing of Jan. l'i last shot snd wounded
Contractor Timothy Burke as the lat
ter was standing ou the rear platform
of a crowded street ear, furnishes a
sharp rebuke to the mob spirit which,
at tbe time of the shooting, sought to
take Ferro's case out of the hand of
the regularly ordained courts, in order
that it might be contided to the pas
sionate adjudication of Judge Lynch.
Every charge pressed against this
would-be assassin has been sustained
oy the nrdiaary and lawful processes of
instice; nnd the people of Lackawanna
count? are freed from the unpleasant
(etUDfct wblgb Trould ha7e been their's
bad tbe court been brushed aside for
Do reason and to no purpose.
Without doubt tbe circumstances of
ttat crime were untommonly aegravat
ing. As in the oase of tue incendiary
who, to gratify a grudge against ou
man, imperils tbe property of many
luo.i this deed ot Ferro's did more
than to harm its immediate victim; it
jsoparded the lirss of many persons,
who, bad tbeir indignation led them to
administer instaut pnnishmsnt, might
not inaptly have entered tbe plea of
self defense. But, however strong this
provocation, it remains always to be
considered that the effects of sudden
nob law lead to a disorganization of
law and order which more than off eti
iny temporary gratification of tbe
excited spirit of revange In the pres
ent case such nu arbitrary administra
tion of puuisbmeut wopld have not
only weakened the respeot due our
local courts, but it would, through
widespread publication, have incited
similar lawlessness elsewhere aud
brought a grave stigma to rest on
bcranton'e fame in the eyes of the eu
tiie world.
One fact should always be closely
understood iu this 1 connection, and
that is that if the regular courts do
.ot meet popular requirements of ef
ficiency, tb ptople have none but
themselves to bin me. This it a govern
ment of tbe people; the courts are crea
tions of tbe people; aud sooner or later
the standard of efficiency set by the
courts will correspond with the stand
ard demanded by tbe people. Thus
when a community insults its sourtt
JVfioi AumioiiT has established a
rule that in all cases where the costa
are put on either tho defendant or
proseetitor, the uufortunate one must
serve the usual term of imprisonment
before being allowed to esc.rpi the pay
ment of coats, Tho effect of this rule
in counties where lenient insolvency
act enablss litigants to t. id lie heavy
expenses on tho taxpayers would lu a
sweeping step toward justice. Tn onr
own county on of the fruitful ctuses
that have DtOtttitettd an lotttWedtOZ
lew for couutv uurno3B3 has been tht
facility with which petty complainants,
after Lelug sentenced topiy costs, have
heretofore avoided fuch payment A
reform in the insolvency act is needed
bat until that can be secuted. Judge
Albright's precedeut offers a practical
method of rectifying cue of the gravest
ot court evils.
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Our Dust Laden Sheets.
The careless throwing of store and
office sweepinijs out iuto the street,
where gusts of wind pick the refuse
up and hurl it iuto tbe faces of pedes
truths, is doubtless responsible for a
part of the constant (lustiness of our
asphalted avenues. The proposition
submitted by Mr Pond to the board of
trade pledging that body's earnest co
operation with tbe mayor in his tn
foicemeut of the city OtdintQOtl relat
ing to this nuisance is, therefore, wise
and timely lu the case ot l.icka
wannt avenue, for rumple, the 0MQ&1
tossing of waste paper into the gutter,
indulged in thoughtlessly by several
hundred porsous each duv, amounts in
the aggregate to a real and formidable
evil, which would be largely suppressed
if each storekeeper uud euh passerby
could be induced to desist from this
practice.
Dut there is a difficulty which gotl
deeper into tho question than this It
may be unbesitately affirmed that the
M.-phalted business thoroughfares of
Boranton will never be reasonably
clean, uo matter what the system of
cleaning employed, so long as the cross
streets that contribute to tbe traffic of
these tbon light ares arc paved with
rottiug wooden blocks, set in u plaster
of dirt or mud. Every vehicle that
paste over cue of ihsse stretches of
jolty and primeval paving carries for
ward u collection of mud, dust and
microbes which goes to swell the
volume of film on the asphalt surface.
Eveiy current of air that sweeps over
lues.-street picits op a portion of the
fittn aud deposits it ou the smoother
paving, where it is an easy prey to the
eddying winds
t."cdr tb? law iTrai Tiars must
u2iOTtasat?iy ciups- in traay localities
before tb propsrty-o'.va9r3 airing the
line of this wooden-block paring can
be comptlled to contribute to new
street repair. Bur it is no; loo soon
to briua prominently before the public
the necessity of modern pavements
thiougncut thj city bntiuttl center
it tbott streets tuat are already MtitfaO
torily pared are to be kept satisfactor
ily clean, it can I w done iu no other
way than by paring with brick or as
phalt tbe contributing streets. Thll
may bo followed by or preceded by the
purchase of satisfactory street-cleaning
apparatus: but it is in itself an India
peusabls step toward clean streets
One ot tbe sharpest polities! fights
ever waged iu the l'eimsylvania judi
ciary is now oo in Delaware county,
the opposition aiming to dttttvt Judge
Clayton for reuoinioation iu the
twenty years that Thomat J Clayton
has been ou the bench it is ciiarg-d
that hie percentage of blunders, is in
dicated in eupreuiH court reversals, i
i while of 55 judges whos work lias
been collated, he is placed 48th in in
feriority. In addition, bis opponents
say that there art 8,000 liaturaliz ition
cases which throw discredit OQ his can
didacy, not to speak of other charg-s,
of no lest interesting nature. The
fact that such accusations can bo
brought With impunity by foremost
Republicans against this president
judg would eeem to leave Dofflrtbei
qntttlOO as to his anlitness L I: I
Ca-iat's wife, a judge should b as
nearly as possible aboVt oven suipicion.
Kfkp an et on Field Marshal strati
than, nnd you will bo rewarded by
seeing regoltr dray load" of fun
(
OSSIP
-J if D i .
vji i oiiticians.
Thk worst thing about the Wilson
bill, next to its income tax, is its dtttl
abandonment ot reciprocity. Coiutu r
oiul agreements relating to reciprocal
trad has already b-n made with Bra
zil, the Dominican Republic, Sjnin for
Cuba and Porto P.ico, Oo it-uiiD, 8d
7ador, tbe Uetmaa empire, Qreat Brit
ain fot cei'lain colouies, Nicaragua,
Honduras and Aastro-Hungary ; and
doting the first year of their operation
our export trade in wheat, floor m-at
and dairy products, lumber und prod
ucls of iron and steel mnnufaciure in
creased $40,773,61, or an avuinge ol '!')
per cent Ttie goods Which we wer--getting
In exchange for I best growioii
exports weie goods that we could not
produce at home, nnd upon which,
therefore, a tariff duly adds Itself to
th cost price. Vet the Democratic
party abruptly abandons this Uagnifl
cent policy, not, indeed, because it is
not n goo I policy indorsed by Hie wis
est statesmen in our billOtJ but l
cause It happened to bo formulated t y
u Republican congress.
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It! AOOltttRO bit election as Chair
man of the Democratic state commit
tee, Mr .Straiialian, who, as deputy
attorney genera), ton uo serious action
todissolve tho tii-pnrtitu Heading lease,
which was afterward voluntarily dU
eolVed bseanse Of its OOHOeded Oonfllot
with tbe Pennsylvania COOltitUtion,
has the sublime audacity to Qbtrgt the
Republican party with neglecting that
constitution, Mr htranahun is far and
away the most perfect political cotut
dlau iu the state.
.
Mk DEPnw is supplying an abund
ance of readable copy for th inquisi
tive western reporter. He has been
interviewed within three duys upon
nearly 400 different subjects, and has
had something bright to say with re
ference to each. Tbe latest Depswitm
Tim Philadelphia Press, cotuinenMng
npon the near expiration of Juig
Archbsld s prs-nt term, says "ou Ige
Arcbbald's s-rrvic? on tfcj b?nch are
such that be is eutit'od to an unopposed
reelection and the Democrats of the
oonnty could not do themselves a bet
ter service Ibsn by teeing that he lias
it Judge Gnimter, a Democrat on
the bench of that district, was given
his Inst election by the nnited action
of Democrats and Republican! in bis
favor, and this It a good time to repeat
that dumontraiiou of non-partlsanthip
lu tho election of a jndgt
t si
A question of some Interest Ju,t now
is how the BtCWart delegates will stand
alter the complimentary utaga of the
lieutenant governorship tight. Tbosi
elided ill Montgomery county declare
they are tor tbe gonial secretary ot In
ternal affairs firtt,)sst and nil the time;
but this talk is perhapi for tfftct,
The general opinion letlM to bo that
Robinson Will be Colonel Stewart's
legatee,
t a
If Carbon, Monroe and Pike oonntlet
can be comtined uuaiust Wiii lhauiptnp,
Howard alotohler Will be deleated for
n renominatlon, if perpetual motion
were to be discovered there would be a
great collapse iu certain values. The
one contingency is aboat us piububle as
the other
ess
Representative Robinson is tar from
being ditcoorsgtd in a current in
terview b is quoted as saying: "There
is not a politician iu the state from
Quay down to the ward workers who
does not know that i call bent I, you if
they will only let us go on our own
merits. There wi v. never a convention
at Harrisburg in the history of the Re
publican party that had so many
young, eclive and brilliant Bghtc s as
will be gathered together May '!'i, who
will have their wits about them and
tbeir lance in place. You can put it
down that there will be no 'sknll-.lug-gery1
in Harriiborg, ard that the Held
I for nominations shall be fair and open,
at Mr. Q my promised me it should be
and as be intends it shall be.'
s
One of the i fleets of Lancaster
county's strong vole against Cameron's
ri-eltciicn will, in the opinion of
many, l eto project S-nator Qaay't
personality still more prominently be
lore the politicians of the country.
These who Lo! i this opinion profess to
see in bis recent speech .gainst the
Wilton bill, with is nar.lisg proposi
tion fit silver mobom itatliem unl n
100 p.T cent, ad valorem tariff oi ex
change oneehrowd move toward tbe
occupancy ol a more conspicuous reti
tionsbin iu national affitri tnan has
tcn his ami Ition heretofore. It is
pointed onl that while the R -public in
masses dislike Cameron they have
never, in any iinmbcis, Withdrawn
t.i.ir perianal admiration from Colov-1
Q my.
At th recent Lancaster Cjiltity pn
m.iri"s a proposed tmendment to tne
iiiies governina Rtpubllctn primary
elections was voted down by several
tUonand majotity, u provided that
any Republican who h :d cir the local,
county, stite or national ticket should
bed burred from the primaries,
see
Tho feeling of a great majority ol
the average R publican voters ol Pe:m
sylvania men who are not Republi
cans for the offices there are iu it and
wh i are influenced in their political
faith by the same honest and upright
linis of reasoning ibat m ike t'u-m f ree
traden ;r ProteutiouistSi Darwinlani
or believers in t:,'. Motalo account of
creation Is admirably expressed in
ihe following wt.r Is by toe Wilkos-Burr-it
cord: "CameronUm isolearly
on th - wane Ii ins reached the apex
ol its power, a; n i '-very fu are step must
be downward. It has done a great deal
toward the uolfio .lion of the party in
Pennsylvania, end tor this la emitted
to its lull meed of praise, Bui the pi
plc have onfirrown U this and are be
ginning to discover thai R'publluansut
cess does oot depend up ninny one mm
or set of men; tint it is not necessary
to low down before -politic l letun
in order to Win at the pol e, an 1 tint It.
is not so much men as principles lha:
the nuity sholll ! cltfaVe to "
T N paint the best is the
clieapest. Don't be miiiled by
trying what is aid to be "just as
good," but when you paint ir.skt
upon having a genuine brand of
Strictly Pure
White Lead
It costs no more per gallon than
cheap paints, and lasts many times
as long.
Look out for the brands of White
Lead offered you any of the fal
lotving arc sure .
'AUiz.il. isymw-Saumari
' icnett ' D,-.TtCliaab3r.',
' ranncstoclc," Aiaitiiug a DuKeivy.
For Cot ors National I.sad Co.'i
Pure White Lead Tinting Colors.
These colors are sold In one-pound cans, each
$5 MM vncient to ttotss pounds ol miuiy
Furc White Lead the desired Aide , they are in
1... -11 -. I, i,l, I,,,,, -.1 (. ,., .. , , , . ..;;,t,, .
cl pcitcctly pure tulots in th bandieai ion;, u
tint mii.i, puie While Lud.
A booJ mar.yihousjnd dollais have bt.,, . , ,.i
,fo.en . -owner h-, haiinjt oik book cm pamtirjj
j.M ioIui u. Serai UJ u tosui cuU nJ kii
U..U fre
N ITIONAL LEAtJ CO , New Yvrk.
GOLDSMITH'S O BAZAAR
ytJE HAVE no doubt that April's intentions are good. While
she shows a lamentable disposition to stop and sit down
on old Winter s lap occasionally, she will get here by and bye
and bring some weather with her.
Oh, April ! Hear our pleading call.
We give it up you've fooled ua all.
In the meantime come out between the showers, or snows (as
the case may be), and see what we have to make life worth liv
ing. Look at these:
DO YOU KNOW
That before purchasing anything
in our line you shoutd be sure to
examine our stocksf
beautiful designs in
Dinner, Tea and
Toilet Sets
All the leading shapes and d-cut
at ions.
Baby Carriages
TO SUIT AI,L PURSES,
All Prices Rock Bottom.
Coursen, demons & Co.
422 LACKA, AVE,
Dress
Beautiful New Ducks,
Striking New Gaiatea Cloths,
Hand-made Dotted Svissea,
Novel French Wool Challies,
Quadruple Printed Brocaded Ca3hmering3;
Plain and Dotted Serpentine Crepea,
Scotch Crinkle Ginghams,
French Swivel and Lace Effect Ginghams,
American Creponettes, the latest,
French and German Printed Flannels,
American and English Swivel Silks,
Irish Printed 40-inch Linens.
AND
Wool
AYLES WORTH'S
Groods
A new lino of Black Silk Grenadines,
Printed Japanese Silkfi from 25 cents upward,
Changeable Glace and Taffeta Silks,
Plain and Figured Surahs,
Black and Colored Satin Sublime,
Black and Colored Engadines,
Covet Cloth, the latest Wool Novelty,
Black and Colored Rayures,
Black and Colored Diagonals and Serges,
Changeable Brocade Dress Novelties,
Black and Colored Broadcloths,
Black and Colored Cravanettes.
Victors ENAMEL WARE
Ihf Finest in the City
'Do latest hr.prove-.l fur
nlshioss uud apparatus for
knupitiK meat butter aud egys.
'- M WTOHlttlg Ave.
With the New Valves
Out of Sight
Our new Bicycles are now
to be seen at our 314 Lacka
wanna avenue store.
VICTORS,
SPALDING.
CKEDEKDA;
GENDR0NS,
And a full line of Boys' and
Girls Wheels. We are mak
ing extremely low prices on
Second-hand Wheels.
Fur ONE WEEE we will sell Luamcl Ware at
indented prices .
Tea and Coffee
the lollowing unpre-
Pots
ONE-QUART,
40c.
TWO-QVART.
arc.
TEREE-QlAP.T,
SSC.
FOUR QUART.
60C.
FIVE QVAP.T,
70C.
Also Dresden and Preserving Kettles, Sauce Pans and Pota
Wash Dishes and Tea Kettles at equally low prices.
HOISTOR
Up to DATE
1 n uuii 1 iftMQ jp. non
Il Ul
Reliable Goods
One Price
Satisfaction Guaranteed
HiUi
CONRAD'S
314 Lacka. Ave.
Demotf (' new itnte cbnirman,
Juinv A BtraO'i .in, oi Urer, u il
Dtiv - f PiiilnMpiiiM and 03 ynrn..
H eiuiliiid law under StilUD I Qrlffl h
ml 0 Jo1 tiTrniiJfiir, wan admitted
lo t'io - 41- la 1804 ii.i iiici) bal Lten
Mii iff in .i lUuratiV ati4 cr.iwin-? irac
ii. . 1 1 1H7J, in n dtttriat -uonuiv
B p;ili..c iu, in- waa -lecti I i n in lali
latafe m a D noorat;)a lbiti n
iKittjuiii delegate in iiii- Qmifeotlou
that nontnata-i Ill4eo;ia isbJ iieint)
piled tne iz roti need I to nmnltiatv
HnttiiKn lur gurcrnuf, l'"' wIhci k t I
mm Ii- ut cwl.llv LfiiuuJ , in I a-ii.-ii,
m tliu tVraniuii tWliveallon in ll)i(. lie
aifaia roud noted Hi- Pattil n onin
pii"i. be Wnt re ward i-d w 1 1 an wp
poiutroeill at ie u y hiIoiii y (iL'n.-r.l
Face n.inls and IfnUljM Hi Xal luarm g
nd elill i nt hitS hiin-le down -Mi.
Stranaban in o ireooally h;ih ul tba m t
poi.uiiir y--t diKttlAed polillolaai in (be
iin )i hai i buet ul Irieudibnt
owing io i.i- BdHtfM'kun ilyuri be
hae earned the eummiiat . i 'wippcry
J i in "
roUTICI in Huu. Dos:;s:
Tb Denooratlo f-ta u onuTontion m
ni in Barrtaburg M'eduwdajr, Jane 91,
Ell lull P. Kin 1 1 usi-ei U iLnil IIizIi-Ilii i
newouantr iinijuit U enipbatioallr not
dead,
Among tbe uti- ir.-n la covet eon
tiollerabip ia-v upeniH t-i be gruvrlagla
lavor; and lu RMlbllflcatlotl to uovif
mailer i oaoiiei hi undenbtedlr a growing
io-iiil)iliy.
Mali- Chtlrmaa Htranaban Will at onee
open Demooratio beadgnartert m Barrle
burg lli-njaniiii M. Niwl, of Hurri-buig,
win be oontUiarit at cNtaYyrapoeluo4i
be ha8 HHpiI for tlv. vear.
B. K. Long, or Philadelphia, formrlr ol
Uucki, li a caudtdatu for tbe Hiiiblicaii
nomination tor seiretaiy uf inteiniil nt
faire. Be "nee ritmo within 6Ul v.iif of
0a Frying Hunks county tor stale (ouator.
The Seventh dlttricc of thoin iuto wb cb
Penneylvanla i di?) led in order to accum
modata ambitinus Dantocratlo ptlttlolane
aiillotm tor u title) of lumek.i. i will tbu
yoar he presided or, In a i)rtian lente,
by Jubu M. Garman,i( Nuutiuoke, Luzerne
cuunty'i eay-guiug diftrlct attoraey. It
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STOCK TIES AND BOWS,
Something New for
FULL DRESS.
FINE ENGRAVING
227
Lackawanna Avenue
EVANS & POWELL, Proprietors
Wedding Invitations,
Announcements,
Reception and Visiting Cards,
Dr. Hill & Son
. Albany
Dentists
CONWAY HOUSE
Menus and Dinner Card
fet teeth. IMfe Mel net. f: for 1 er
teeth without rlatm. ill.-l cn-wu nnl
1 blidffi work, call fbl imce nd retcreqeM
j T05ALQ1A. lor ettrMtmi
pain. No etner. Mogai
it-etu witbou:
ovbii nux matiomai hank.
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V
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itattonirt add Er.;r..von.
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I EMIN9 C: MORRIS, foraiTiy rrita
t Ln-li Jtnive, dleplay a larfe and
Utellsoleoted nock of FaihUoable
SjniiiK Siyin in Millinery
Bepeni'al attention niren to Artistic
TiiiiiiuinJ:
406 SPRUCE STREET
xixr to DIM bank
: IM. B. u'e tire offering a BfW
edition of the Book of Common
j Prayer, veil bound in cloth.
Two Copies for 25c.
Single Copios, 12c.
By Dr, Srrmbarg,
T'uo Spd-ialiit on tue Eye Headachei riiS
NiTTousneJs rtiierecl Latest and improved
Styls ot Hye Glavsa and Spe.taclM at the
Lowest Prices Beit ArtiUciai tyJ lns.-rt.-l
for V
iOs SPRUCE ST.. op. Old Pest Office.
la-J and 134 rlSHtl AVEXt I
On the American Plan.
Si raut.m newest and best equipped hotel.
NOW Ol EN TO THE PUBLIC.
Seated hj stenm. Rleetrte Ueii. Bath
Itibunn encll lluor. I-argr. Wll
Lighted anil itj l.uonij.
tc.-j thlas Camplete.
Ait rax hoobbm innrriOTSsizitii,
OtEct oa jeomd flo -r Oocd saajjI
roam attached
' P. j, CONWAY, Prop.
GUERNSEY
BROS.
Will remove about April tst to 224 Wyoming Ave
nue (Y. M. C. A. Building), with a lull line of I
Pianos and Organs
At Wholesale and Retail, on easy monthly payments, It will
pay to wait for them.
DO OU REQUIRE 1
t ACCURATE
: TIME? I
WE HAVE IT.
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ASK YOUR GROCER AND INSIST UPON HIS FURNISHING YOU WITH
DELICIOUB, MIX,D SlTa-AH OURES1J ABSOLUTELY SXJH3a
HAMS. LARD.
EVERY HAM AND PAIL- OF LARD BRANDED.
WBTRExSiPPLIED THJJ &T0WERS PACKING CO., SCRANTON, PA
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STOWER
0EED POTATOES
ALL BEST AftiETiis.
ONION SETS
Ami all kinds UABDX
SEEDS in luilk and m pack
ages.
Pierce's Market
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