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SPilNUKS.
A Careful Ruumi ef t'.ie
I ante of One
Day.
fyeciat to the tScanton Trtbunt.
AjtCHBALD, I'a., May :i -Mrs. An
thony Ilrnderiric and Mrs W. J. Oil -roy
called on fri mdl la .Scrauton to
d IT,
T, J. Healy, of South Mam slreet,
who has been sick (or Several days, is
able to tie out ngaiu.
On Saturday a teachers' institute
will be held in the graded school luilld
ing. Tl.e teachers of tins bOTOOgb,
Oiynhant, Jeruiru. Myti-ld and Scott
Will participate an I a pregrauiiiie "f 1
(treat interest will lw observe. 1 A de
bate to wnetber 1 rrant or McClellan
were the greater generals will Da 00
of th- lectures of the institute. Pro
feesor Tovard. of Jermvn, an 1 i'rufns
or J. K White will take opposite
aides, 1 Sere will b othr numbers on
the programme winch will undoubt
edly make the institute very interest
ing. .Mrs. El A. Jones, of Main street,
Otllad on friends In Olyphant today.
1 here is a Inll in hostilities caused
by the extension of the (.'arbniidale
Iraction company. A number of men
are fixing the ditches and making the
road passable until the rails for the
tracks are laid, There has been little
done within the pest few dayl regard
log the location of the fence lines along
the route of the track and neither the
council nor the property holders have
made a move toward satisfactory aet
tli uient of the dliliculty. It has been
suggested that the lie, aware and Hud
son surveyors, County Surveyor thin
ning and such other surveyor as the
property holder may agree upon, meet
and go over the disputed territory with
view to the location of a line, and
many of those intonated assent to thi
proposition. It is likely that this will
be done as it seems to lie the only way
of reaching a MttUtMBI
The funeral of Mr. Jacob Wagner,
of bonth Main atieot, who died on
Tuoaday, will take plac tomorrow
(Friday) afternoon at 'i o'clock. lutur
tnent in the l'roteslant cemetery.
Mrs. Dennis Malic, of Hill street,
till continues to be qtntl sick.
The itereopticon entertainment in
the (Jcrmau church last evening was
well attended It waa a success in
every particular.
Archbald will be well represented in
the Fourth District legislative caucus.
Miles J. McAndrow, a well known
young Democrat of this place, is
ipoken of as a candidate for the legis
lature, mid his name will probably go
before the caucus. Mr. McAndrew
hHS a groat deal of ability and is emin
ently qualified to represent this thriv
ing region. He has done good service
for the Democratic party in the past,
and for this, at least, them are many
who think he it entitled to considera
tion. TERSE TAYLOR TOPICS.
Ths News of the Hour Told In Six Crisp
Paragraph.
f pedal to the Hrrnnton Tribune.
Taylor, Pa., May I! J. W. Fowler,
of Wyoming, was in town today,
The Electrics will play ball with a
oltib from Old Forge tomorrow (Fri
day) afternoon on the Itirorsido
grounds.
Saturday morning tho Railroad ball
club will play the Railroad club from
Bcranton on the Riverside grounds.
Don't forget to attend the leottire of
Colonel Ezra Ripple at the Price Li
brary association tomorrow (Friday)
aight. Subject, "Experiences in An
mrsonvllU." Admission fro-i. Doors
;pen at, 7."0 Lecture at 8 o'clook. Alt
are invited.
Officer Allen waa fishing a few days
Igo a ml bad exceedingly good luck.
MODES .AND
ABIC
Highcpt of all in Leavening Powet. Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
wm
ABSOLUTELY PURE
CHURCH SOCIETY MEETING.
President of the Ladlee' Aid Society En
tslns Msmbars and Friends.
Sjiecial to the Scrunton Tribune,
DrNMoitE, Pa., May 3. At the an
nual meeting of Ibe Ladies' Aid society
of tho Presbyterian church held yester
day afternoon, the president of the
society, Mrs. A. D. Blaoklnton, gave a
reception to all members and friends of
the church, and which proved a wond
erful both in attendance nnd onj y
meut. In the afternoon a bn-ines
meeting '.vis held and a cordial invita
tion being extended to all the gentle
men friends f r the evening. A large
and entliti'iastii: gathering was
tiio result. Th prosperity that
this well known and important church
factor enjoys is shown by the gratify
ing yearly report that Was rem). After
paying all expenses the SOOist? has en
riched the church financially to tl.e
amount of $1,1)50 for the past vear, all
of whieh was raised bv the ladies' per
sonal efforts. Combining this with the
amount formerly paid in to the trustees
mak. a a total of over 19,000.
The annual election of rffiecrs wan
alhn held and all of the present ln
enmb ntS Wen re elected. Mrs. A. 1
BIsckington was obotsn president, Mrs
Close, vice president, Mrs. Higgins.
aecretarv, and Mrs Comstook, treas
urer. The society waa formed six
years ago, during which time it has
labored Indsfatlgablj for the church,
sod its membership of eighteen, which
consummated its organisation, has In
crcased to 127 lost night the church
parlors Bfaatutad a pretty scene, dsoO
rations having been placed ll around
tbe spacious parlors, transforming
tin-in into a vint.itle bower of beantv.
I i in.l-' i'i" curtains driped around
windows, doors, etc.. while plants au I
Bowsra w- re arrang 'd in nro'osinu A
benntiful bank of palms Sod rut tl wer
.i lorned th" large platform. wbile from
every available iwnk peep d forth TiXfvt
of endless description.
The dining rooms presented s no less
delightful scene, w!ucii was enlivened
by a bevy of pretty nnidens who ad
mioiStered to the wants of the gusats
The tables Were dsOorttod Witb roses,
carnations and cut tl iw-rs of various
hues, Intermiogled with colored rib
bons. OTl'nse w'.io waited on table Were
Misses Lirzio Wert. Klilh Wert. Clara
Krager, Anna Blsbop Maul Savage.
Blanobs Mo-s, Mst Msslsrs, Bertbs
S'.vartr, Jessie Wagner and Clara
Krager.
CeROONOai ( GltANINGS.
Sciapi cf Lets N.ws Ksprod.iced from a
s Rspor tai 's l'at
gSSOSSl to the .'cunt'"! Vi'iuea.
OaADOVPSM; Pa. May, ... tieueral
Manager W:ter sad Qearal Baperln
tendent Fitch, of the Erie Kallroad
company, passed thro ii(h this city to
day on their Inspection tour in their
private car, No Ml
Today waa tne fotnuienrment of
street sprinkling by the stitebell U SM
oompanT,
Miss Hertha Wells, of N.uth Canaan.
vssi calling on friends in tbls city to
day. V. F Sadler, Jr., Ift thia morning
M atrip to Sw V ra ally.
A ipuet wedding look place this
BOrolnst at the boms Ol Mr. and Mrs.
W. E Frisble, on Wyoming stiel.
when Miss Leil i BeemsO waa uuit-.l
li marriage to lr li. D Viidrhurg
Tbe serenony was serfornisd at i
o'clock
by U"V. t narles I,e. of th
First Presbyterian charc.'i. Tne home
for ths OflOltlfli WM TefJ neatly dec.
tatcd with plants and evergreens. After
the sersmony a'ws i img breakfast srai
s- rve l and at 1 1 10 o'clock the newly
IT added coujile departed for New fori
city. They will also go to West
port, Mass . tbe doctor's MOO, In He
toiler Dr. and Mrs. Yanderherg expect
to enter the China missionary Held.
JtmSS H Panl Will spent Sunday In
Oneouta, N. Y.. with his parents.
Mrs. ( buries Kvana has return. I
from a visit at her former home in
Plymouto. Bbs wsi seoompsnled by
br mother, Mrs D K spry
Miss Hatlle Wells, of Clifford, Was
among the visitors In this j.Ure In lav
llr and Mrs B S. Shiel.tt ft this
morning for (JhtltfesMn, Tx , to attend
li e ci nvsiiiioii of the N' ltional Asioci-
nil D of KsiUvav snrgeona
Miss Ysrney Uevnolds is entertaining
Miss Cora rauiiaii, of Blkdale,
Cberkes Hunter, of Cliff ird, called on
friends here today
MINLI D AT MltOOKA.
Nws of a Day Ksd'ic.t to PalstabU
Utessrf iiaaii
social ti laesbrnnlsa rHsnasi
Mis''Ka. Pa., May u Yesterday
morning the front sxls of a fruit
aragon owned by A I Bmttb, of Moosic,
broke in two while tryin;; to get out of
tint way of the streetcar. '1 he wheels
were inside the track which prevented
bim from turning out of tbe reins as
quick as was anticipated. 1'. C Con
nolly's wag'Ui was secured to convey
the cargo to its destination while the
reman tS Of tbS smasiiup waa left b -hind.
The citizens of this place nm stronglv
considering the subject of petitioning
for reduction of tbf present water rales.
They consider BP kv ter year too bigb,
If pie In the oily can have it for $6
thero is no reason why Minnoka people
should not g.-t .qually as good.
The ciiho ol Jolin McCabil against the
township to recovey liionny for servicss
on tbe road same off today In 'Sqntrs
O'Hara'a ofBce, Attorney Con Siokes
acted for the plaintiff and Oon Dolan
and John Coyne for the defense. The
case was decided in favor of the plain
tiff. The condition of Dan Flarthy, who
waa hurt in Greenwood mines about
two weeks ago nnd who is confined to
tho Lackawanna hospital, is much
changed for the better.
John Conroy, of Syracuse. N. Y., Il
visiting Patrick Coyne ou Uilmorn ave
BtW Ths case of assault and battery pre
ferred by Mrs. Kate Coyne against
Mrs. Bridget Coyne waa settled today
in 'Squire O'Hara'a afflce. The costs
were equally divided.
Ths case of Mrs. Joseph Lyden
against Mrs. Kate Coyne was settled
by dividing the costs.
PRICEBURG PICKRPS.
Stray 1 Its of Iaterestlnv Nawt Qatberod
Here and Thera
Precial to the tcrnnton Tribune.
Priceiiuiw, Pa., May 8 The funeral
of David Kee?e, tbe young man who
akin
was killed in Storr's mines, took place
from the homo of his parents on N r t ii
Main avenue. Storr's Accidental fund
and several other societies, of whieh
deceased was a respected member, wero
in attendance The floral tributes wer
numerous and beautiful. Interment
w is made in Hyde Park.
Mrs. Lincoln Pettigrew.of Olyphant,
called on Mrs. Charles F.loyou ou We i
nesdny. The council tneoting which ml to
have been hold last night baa been
postponed until next Wednesday fin
ing, There will be a Republican meeting
In the borough building n-xt Saturday.
All members Of the Central club are
invited to be present aa boslnsssof
great importance wVA be transacted.
H FARO AT H0NE5DALE.
Beents of Twcntyfour Hour,
In
Citv
r f Culturs nnd Bbsdo,
Sptci&l to tss 8c?&nto fHsaaSi
HoHEBDALK, Pa., May !!. A ljutsnt
Millar, of Scranton. will hold a noii
oommlssloned officers sobool at Com
pany E's beadqnartsrs next Tnesday
lis w.ll also Selent a site lor the drill
and dress parade of the Thirteenth
regiment which will take plane here on
Wednesday the Kith inst. iu connection
with th Kirmssa
All the committees connected with
the Kinib'Ss are requested to meet at
the armory Baturday afternoon
Hail Brothers' stringed ore .estra. of
Brooklyn, which has been furnishing
film mUSiC 10 Various turtles Iu llones-
dal, will tonight play for Protection
K mini oomnauy at tn city hall Afti
the concert the tire laddies and their
frl mdi erill si i iy a dsnos.
C uipinv E is rsry mncn plsased
over ths fine etching Which Was pre
sented to them by J A. Uodt-, an ex
member of the company. Ton title ol
ths pii tur is "The Soidl-r's Dream "
The sound of innate ami booming ol
cannon lest night wis in honor of the
marriage of Julius KelSCO
Jf RMYN JOTTINGS.
Ton TrirS cf Oar Own Corresp ndsul
Prcdseed ret Q leb rsiasal.
, ei tat Ui the .S-'.,sf.m 7Vi6n.
Jkkmyn, Pa Mv S.The Jermvn
Wat-r o mnany are laying pipes
through Third street, betwevu BsOOB
and 11 stre-n
Mrs. M .ther, of Lntsrns, la visiilng
at tho rts IdsBOS i f her daughter, Mi
J. Shepherd.
At s ineting of tho Yonng People'f
Literary society last stsoioc John
llrsnt wsa elected president, Msm
9adie Tlmlio, Ttce president anl llisi
Marr Oiltigaa, s.-.-rettry.
A. ('. Tifft, rsprsssnting Tbompsoa,
h.irr St c,. n Wiiksa Darre,
Jermyn uminr yet: y
Mrs John Mellow, Jr., si'nt yester
dsy in Scranton.
Contractor' L Hsll has eTSCSsd
ulistanll il fence annnd bis Ms:'
street r-si OS
ii i s
Car for Htsdsrh.
As s remedy for all torssi of i!adarhe
fflectric Bitters has proved t.. lm tk ver
tt. It sffSeSS a rimnnl cure mi.l the
nn .st
yield
dr.
I babttoal strk lo-sisci.e.
e.uei ... We urge all wli. are
fllict-l to prtvure a Is tll abd irrtlo
H i id a fair trial. Incases of tislotuai
rciiSti'liot: ffloolrbl Ilitters curm bv cit
ing ibe seeded teas t. tb howsdsvaad fe
Trv il OBCSV Large Is-tiles only t ifl) cent
t Jfsttbi -we Bros, drug store.
MINOR INUUSMHAI KASHtS.
I. A. Kiley .
ths lea-mt M
isn, atgbl q
n.nl in oil
Ban jail purrhss l of
In i oal aud lion com-
i ; e n. . . -f va'nahle .
iraiia. Tbe ltik' Mine Km.
tly ttmn b.ned by the Tayi.-r
colliery, rere-
eatale, the lt. pp.irr rollierv nnd the Mi
ner wrorkii.h's n. r Un ast D.ile, are in
eluded lu tbe deal Thi former la beta
transformed into a n.al WSsheiJ. sad e
tensive uoprovenie'ita are li ra SC msd Th
lleilner workings will be OpMed, end lb
Soal "ill 1" hi.iste.1 over a plane to tba
oompaar'i Itogaa onlltery, nar Ooe trails
The veins are 1 1 i n li-st In that rrs"n.
and are known na the Ma-nmotb and buck
Mountain. Th" opening th -e wurkln.-s
will flvs em; I l) i. enl to hundrrds of lurii
aud boyt,
Qosalp Is aitam rife with the tame of !'.
v. Wilbur, eaetag ha wilt sooa retlrs frots
the lebik'h Valley prssldenor la favor of
htstoo.Kolliii U.WIlbor.wbO It theeueral
uteribtoniieiit The rep .rt baa rsosUfod
no iflrnatioa and u sot beHeesd,
Work Will. It is said, aon he b'Ruu on
Mr". Vim Wickle's new lh-nvr Mealow
and New Boston railroad When coin
pleted, tbis line will tap ths Oolenilaa and
Milnenville mines, winch have iiiltleieiit re
servo coal in them to keep the prsssal
force of miners busy uiht and day for
fitly years.
0 v.' BrW. I i'ii. will o .n start then
Tomhirken colliery on f ill time. This will
ive employment to .'iiio men aud boyt.
According to the r.-porl ..f Mine hmpec
lor John Mantra, of the Eighth district.
the t'J collieries in the district prodasod
B,lT8,00t tons In IMS, so lncreasstflU,
NT tons over 1MB, There were lO.fiTTmeo
and b irs smplored and -i fai it an i it non
fatal leridanti oeoarrad The collieries
worked 1 1 days,
il II il
Prssidsnl BarrU, vies Presldsnl Voor
bees nnd llenernl Superintendent HWOigSTd
of the ReadlDI Kallroad company yestef
day Completed a tour of ths sntbrSOitS ro
sion tiaversed by their hues. It is said
their mission was to lo-k u i now tonua.'e,
II II II
If iu the course of the nent few dues it
should be announced tual the new Viike-
Berts an i sastern railroad had materially
Inorsassd its aatbraolts ooal touiiuM for
1805, do not be surprised. Them nre m
tiinations, vague as yet, of a pending deal
of much lixoiuOaDOOi
II II II
The three railroads recently chartered in
He Itord county are supposed to be a re
vival of the scheme of the late ilobti
dessua to develop ore lauds in that counly,
but which was uhandoued us being Im
practicable. II II II
The con! and Coke oilginnting on the
lines ot tho Pennsylvania railroad east of
Plttsborg and Brie, for the week ended
April tS, whb: Coal, 10H,!)TS lout; coke,
4U,5U5 tons.
tVlien Baby was r.lek, we rravn her fas' iris.
When tbe was a Child, she cried for Castorls.
When she became Miss, she chui to Castorls,
When Mho had Culldruu, she gave them C'ustorla,
FOflr.ST CITY NEWS.
Death of a Plonesr Rusidsnt Pereonal
and O h r Notes of Intsrset.
0) retel to tiie feraafoa 7i'niae.
Forust City, Pa.. May 3 David
Goodrich, one of the pioneers of this
locality, died at the home of his daugh
ter, Mrs. O. Wheeler this morning be
tween the hours of of 5 and G o'clook,
of pneumonia, after an illness of ten
days, at the age of 73 years. Forty -one
years ago Mr. Goodrich moved from
Greenfield to a place about three miles
west of hero and cleared what is w-dl
known ns the Goodrich farm. Five
years ago Mr. Goodrich moved from
lliu farm and bus since resided in this
borough, retiring from active work. He
is survived by n wifo and eight children,
namely: Mrs, O Wheeler, Mrs. James
Shlly, Mrs. M. Haley, Mrs. Lewis
Rndler, Howard Goodrich and Cuaun
cey Goodrich, of Forest City, and Mrs.
R da rt Roe and Mrs. J. Mulderiek, of
May Meld nlso two brothers, Pnineae
Goodrich, of Greenfield, aud Clark
Goodrich, of bcranton. The funeral
will take place Saturday ui 11 o'clock
at the Baptist church in this place,
interment will take place, it it thought,
at the family burial ground, near the
old horn -stead in Greenti dd.
John McLaughlin, proprietor of th-
Forest City House, is on a btuineai
trip to Strondsburg and Mauch Cnunk.
H, Gh Likely of Carbondale, spent
a few pleasitut hours in this place last
evening.
J. D Darin and F. W. Ryuolds, of
Bcranton, made a busines visit to this
plaos this afternoon.
Daniel Chambers, jr . ia ocenpying
the positiou of assistant in Larbee's
tonsorial parlors, vice, John McGowan.
ihs. Monroe Tyler was In Caroon
dale u short time today
Captain M Barnard, of Scranton,
was ofiicially engaged in Forest City
today.
il P. Johns, of Johns & Msxy, w
in Car bond els ou business today.
E D. Gary, of Bcranton, was here
today
it PILLS Tin: BIU.
a dfe of lr. Pierce's Pleasant IVlIefa,
Sick Ifsadartis Dtssha a, 1 mtipattVai, in
digestion, Hilton- A'tJu hs, n.l all denuigie
i ( the hver, stomn. h iirid tsiwuls ore
promptly and niianently curd.
(lien Kiuf.m. Marn.iJt Co , W. Va.
It V Pita, i M I. Ih.TsI .. V
IV Sir To ySSSS rf I "as paJe and
etl.-n I.V'-n. nsw, ier-
ssenied la ray stomal h.
A phjsleiaa oronoiino
etl mi r "islurrh of
th. 'n.i.it b.'' l ot bt
OOltl 1 l."l i.elp nie.
lived t tie nth without
flit food una when I
In -I Is SSI I would
vomit. At this time t
Is (in t&sinf Doctoi
'. re, Pe-aMlUt l'el-
leU. kii'l In two wcrkt
1 Wt Ii . . l.iltj ts-Iler.
I am I. In $ -st
I.m. l .,,.1 nt.-r f..lf
Stan) Aauwa betstr la mr life I
bate a bet tar teiur. ml in ifa, stet ha-, e no
du after taiine having ft.iesl thlrtaao
puuuds tin.s- I Is-cnn taking thrm
VnuttUiil). MAllY A.NCri.xfl.
1k rita f S.lllii IsSlrlars Tkrtack bl.r
rmiAL, t T IT1 H C T
JL X L-d M vr lit
H. A. HULnERT'3
City Music Store,
T I I W a. v 'oi
HI kl I'. nKOTHKM
SKIMi H A It At Ik
Hit 1.1 A I. VI I. It
are
PIANOS
go iSewS I t NS alasa
OIGANS
in mi i mi i.i ii iNiiUsat
Ml Nil . I ll I.1U
MOOSIC POWDER CO.
Etoir.3 1 and 2 CtMMVttltii lf
acitsMi i. r..
MINING an J BLASTING
POWDER
Hade at ths MOOSIC sn l HtH
DA I.i. iVOBKst
L filin A Rand Poardet Co 's
0RANG3 GUN POWDER
Klectric Hat' en "v I'ihh. for evploi
lb g blasts hafntv Fuse and
RipanaoCkemicaJ C . 's Hili Explosives
TRADERS
National Bank of Scrantoi
OBOANUESD is-".
CAPITAL $250,000,
SURPLUS $25,000.
FAaltT.t. HINBS,lPrssltsat
W. W. WA'l SuN, Vice I'rosldant
A ft WILLIAMS Cashier.
Mm CTona,
SAMrsi, ItiNra, jamm tt rvrmiAni,
iiivino a. FiNrn. PianoaB, finlkv,
JliSl.1'11 J. JlllMVM. M Klmkiikil.
CUAS, I. AlAlTUKWS. JollN T. I'OIITSIL
W. W, Watson.
PROMPT, ENtRGETIC,
CONSERVATIVE and LIBERAL
This bank Invites tho patronage of business
men aud uriutt Kuuvrully.
Hood's Never Fails
Business Man's Experience -Cured
of Rheumatism.
well known business man In PtttSbirgb, T"a.,
srrllss ths letter given be low, Mr. Haas is gen-
iral agent lor the Maine granite quarries and
BontraStOt f"r sens tery and building work, haT
Ing an office at No. TOS I'enn Avenue.
" 0, I. Hood ft Co., Lowell, Mass. :
"QsnttSBMI We have a very hlcli opinion of
both Hood's Sarsaparllla aiid Honil's Pills at
our bouse and with good resson. I have taken ai-
most pvery remedy known for rheumatism, anil
feel JastUMd In saying that Boed'S Sarsapsrilla
I the only one that docs me any good. I must
Sdmlt I have not taken it steadily, but only
v In n 'lie pains of rheumatism came on.
Hood's sarsaparuta has
Alwnya Clvcn Me Relief,
and like n. .'my "then, as soon as I am wtdl I
never think ol BMMtMlnsagaiaonttlths next at-
HOOD'S
Sarsaparilla
CURES
t.ick. tVe are neier without Hood's Sarsapa
rllla aAl Uood's PUIs In our house, sad hats
rsooaunssdad both to doiens ol Msndn When
any of ray family are taken slefc, bo matter with
what dtSSaSS, the flrt thing we do It to give
A Doso of Hood's Pills
IS4 totiow H up with Huod't aarsaparllla. I
mlfhl write kSVSTal par's in praise of Ihitti-
eellent medicine, but U;lak I havr said enough
la ooavutes." i aj liiiis. ntlaamrgai. Ts
Hood's Pills ; rapt and effl.
aa) in . ii'.c S.-lit b all drugglsta.
it '
Dr. R. Grower
l. PIMIplii fprclallst,
n !.. aaaaessiel tlaCol r.octisk ant tw
SMa 1 Lieicui.fcar not itttaaawotlr looaud
Tcmpb Court Building
:i t l IPRCt R ht
SCRANTON
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Bank of Scranton.
ORGANIZED 1872.
CAPITAL, -SURPLUS.
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Inelllty ari aula rl by Ihotl liillanei a, billl-
tiess ami resejoaalbUISy.
Speelal Wllelitlen nlvrllln liuslliest AIV
souata Interest iiaiaea line deposits
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Ti11iun1 Cenaell, Georao H. Catlln,
Allreil latML JamOS i. I1I...I.I, Henry
llelln, Jr., Uilllniu T. biultli, Luther
Keller
Complexion Presorvid
OR. HEBRA'S
VIOLA DREAM
Removes Freckles, Plmpltt, t
Livor . Motet, Ulnokheadt, N
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(ireii&ratlons and pi'ifoetlv barmlcss.
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rival M the anragrf. ltnalmi.lT rmre niul tVsllcttslj lawll-oni'-i.
At dnnsUts, Price 25 Cente.
G. C. BITTNER & CO., Toledo, O.
For aalo by Matthews Bros .Morgan Bros.and
Morgan & Co.
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EverythingFOR Everybody
AT
The Fair
400402 Lacka Ave.
"Always the Cheapest"
Dry Goods, Ladies' and
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
Notions, Fancy Goods,
Infants' Wear, Cloaks,
Curtains, Boys' Clothing,
Boots and Shoes, etc.
GRAND OPENING
OF OUK .
New Millinery Department
FRIDAY, SATURDAY and MONDAY
MAY 4, 5 and 7
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Japanese Rugs
NEW LOT
Hand-woven Carpets and Rugs
30x60 inches, $1.75.
Smyrna Rugs All Sizes
Easels
Screens
Baskets
Tables
Va3es
Shades
Beaters
Sweepers
Hassock3
Rod3
Pad3
Fringe
Plush
Cord
Gimp
Tacks
KERR & SIEBECKER
406 and 408 Lackawanna Ave.
With an Eye
To
secure more patronage, in addition to
A. KJ
our already extensive trade, we have de
cided to inaugurate the following Gift
1 Mstrifotltion to all purchasers of
$75
$50
Worth of Goods
or over.
Worth of Goods
or over.
WITH EVKKY
Sideboard
WITH EVKRY
BEDROOM SUIT
WITH EVKRY
Parior Suit
This advertisement must be presented
in order to secure the above gifts. This
GIFT DISTRIBUTION hold good for cash or credit
sales. Goods delivered free everywhere.
s
9x12 feet, $15.00.
Coat Hooks
Towel Racks
Card Tables
Brass Tables
Mu3ic Racks
Bric-a-Brac
Umbrella Stands
Rogers' Groups
Curtain Poles
Picture Hooks
Brass Tacks
Stair Buttons
Bead Portieres
Eamboo Curtains
Step Chair3
Blackiner Boxe3
A (iilt of 11 100-pieoe Pinner Set.
fjift of an Klegnnt Aineriean
OnjX Finish Clock.
lino fruit siiliject in JAntiqtie
Oak ami (iold Frame.
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Paitel in Ivory aud Gold, Km
jiire Frame; BOmething new.
A heavy pair of rheniiio Portterea
in all colors.