THE SCI? ANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 1G, 189.
GORMAN'S
GRAND DEPOT
The beautiful weather suggests
your necessities; your necessities
Buggest our special offerings to
day: Gloves, Laces and
Embroideries
Dress Trimmings,
Hosiery and
Underwear
We also oiler a large lot of
Trimmed and Uiitrimmed
HATS HID BONNETS
For women and children, in
all the best aud latest shapes.
Sailor Hats and English Walk
ing Hats
From 50 cents to $5.
A beautiful assortment of Tine
French and Domestic Flowers,
WOMEN'S
Tailor-Made Costumes
Handsome Tailor-Made Cos
tunics in Bine and Hlack
Serge, Covert Cloths, etc., etc ,
with full sleeves and per
fectly hanging skirt, mosl
carefully made in every de
tail. Anions OM best style
of suits arc the Derby, .Vina
zon and Fenwick.
A STRONG LINT. OF
Ladies Vetsts
$1.50 and $2 Each.
DUCKSLITIN( iS
choice siyies Ladies' Dock
.Sailings iu Light aud Datk
Colors,
Price 12 '.c. Per Yard.
M IHRO R t U Al MOUblC.
Little Local rf Oinoral Inttreat Ovtr
th County Lin.
Sivciai to the Scranton 7Yi!iiiri.
MOOSIC, I'a., May 15 The funeral
of Mr- I). H, ildrick took place
from her latu bom Monday frruoo!i
Remarks w.rs nude lit the home by
Ran I.imleriuutli anil Unco, aud ser
mon wns ilelieereil In the 1'resbyterian
t l urch by Kev. Brylle, bar old pastor
Interment was mail'' in tbe Marcy
oeinetry. I),Hvnd waa a member of
tke V. . na Christian Temperntice
unioo and tb metabsrs attended the
filio-rat in it body.
Robert B"nt:i left on tho midnight
trntn for New Yurie last night, wharf
bt baa none 10 meet his Int. ndtd wife,
Win tailed from Scotland last Tliurs
Jay The Ladies' Aid s.iciety will moet at
Mm. Elmer Betlew's this afternoou.
Ice cream and oak will be sold during
tbe if Urn 000 and evening. The ladi"
are working to make money for the
Methodist i., - ,. church that is bo
log bnllt. cordial invitation la ex
tended to all to help in tbe good cause.
Cottage prayer meeting will l held
Frl lay evening at V. f. Waterman's
William 1 r ike is moving: in hi new
bmne on Minooka avenue.
Mr. and Mr". Rice returned to their
h'in I in New Jersey yesterday morn
Iok alter h.iTiti apeut a few days with
relative e h'to
Miss Mnv Bond baa raturned to M,
boopany.
FAIR VIEW
JOHN A. MEARS, President.
BENJAMIN HUGHES, Vice President.
JOHN T. RICHARDS, Treasurer.
Office: Price Building
WASHISGTOH AYE.
evening Power
KIRMESS AT HONESDALE.
Tha
Fl'atant SjiIos of Entertainment
Auipiciou' ly Opned.
Fvetial to the Scranton TV 01411.
BoNBBDALK, Pa.. May 15. The Kir
mess, whioh baa ao long been talked
about in Hnnesdale, waa opened last
evening. Seven hundred people
crowded into tho armory and pro
nounced it a grand success. The cur
tain first aroso upon a tableau, repre
senting nil nations; the various groups
of dancers were here mussed in one
beautiful picturo. Then came tha North
Country liarveat dance; tbe scene, pro
duced by the costumes of the danoen
pointed clearly to Germany. The !1 ir
vest is one of the most graceful and b"
witching of the dunces, the dancers are
agile and their movements cultivated
the audience. Miss Kit Uiylord and
Benjamin Gardner, jr., danced 'be
Harvest duet, aud received a most lib
eral impliiuse.
The hornpipe or sailor danotrs, l
they might be more comiuoulv termed,
next came tripping liiflitly in ThSSS
are young dancer dressed hi white
sailor auita trimmed iu rid Their
movements were noiseless, sailor-like
and iu perfect tiui" They wore tin e.
and were applauded again and again
After the sailors had disappeared tha
flower girls glided npou the stag,
dancing pretty BgUroSj then appeared
the conn jester, T Frank Bam, an
noUOing the arrival of the May QOMn,
Miss Katharine Stanton, who wss fol
lowad by young lada with tha Maypole.
Miss Stanton aud Mr. Ham danced a
duet, which was heartilv received The
ribbons were plaited about the pole
and unwound aud the party disap
peared without tber' having been a
cessation iu tho motion of tha dancers,
Amid tbe will rattling of tam
bourines the Gypsy danoen oami
forth. The dance waa wild, beautiful,
perfection. The OOttUmes were in
exact keeping with the d.ttico and
dancers. Misses Bertha aud Ktta
Fuerth danced the Gypsy duet the
least that can be said is that DTOfaa
siounl dancer coul 1 not have d Dl
better. Tue Misses Fuerth are grace
ful au.l perfect dancers.
Tne wall-known and difficult serpen
tine dance was portrayed by Miss 1 i
ooos Ham. Tlis young ia.iy'e wall
known ability was an aasnranea of an
extraorlinary dause, Mis Hani
movements were excellent, t. e Bgnrei
produced from the QOpatant ui ring
skirt beautiful, and the dance a pic
ture.
Of the tHrantelle ll r.ver, toreador,
and war and llioou d meet, tti -v WaM
all excellent aud will b dtacribed
I iter
The colored ligiits, red, blue and
green are very bad and hurt the eyes
of spectators, as wull as blurr the
dances
An enjoyable evening was passed by
tbe Liedrkra:.z laat Tmug A large
delegation wa present from BCTBUtOB
I -.a and Indletlrn
In their worst forms ar" cured by th
use of P, P. P. If yuu are debilitate 1 and
run down, or if yon Band a Ion la. to ragala
Ileshaud but appetite, strength and rig ",
take P. P. I., and yog nil! be strong and
healthy. : r - .altered constitutions and
lot uiaubotal P. P, l' (Prlekly Aab, Poke
Knot and Poiaaatatnj is tbe king I i
medicines. P P, P la the groalmt blo. 1
purifier iu the world. Pol sa'.u by all
dtiiggisUf. "
ARCHBAL0 (il'ANINCS.
An Batartalalag Oorrepadaat'a V,..w
of ih Dillv Situation.
'atrial t isr g rintfou rHlnaa
An iiiiAi.o, Pa . May 15 Tbe forty
hours defottoa in Bt. Thomaa" clinreii
are very Weil attended List rvei.i ..
It-v J, A Maligna, of tbe catln Iril,
preached all afffCtiV sermon from Ibf
text: "Ask and you shall mclfe,
seek and yu shall fin 1 ; knock and it
shall lie opened unto you' The vr
moil wa w -11 delivered Ttiis evening
R-r Fraiik Mack, of DnabOTO, a fa
voritn Arebbold buy, will preach. Tn
veiling also Uial Annie Hi iWn, of !St
Patrick a eboir, Olyphaot, i expeotei
to sing The iiaVOtloni will close to
morrow morning
In yesterday s cnrrespondenc it was
Highest of all in Lc
HA Cry ""
ml Nek s&s&mpj & w
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PARK
HoiTies in the city.
Fresh, Pure Water, Electric
Light, Street Car Service at
the door, Churches aud Schools.
This is what the Fair View
Laud Company offer.
Call and see the map. Lots
at Low Prices. Take the Tay
lor or the Eynon street cars
and view the city from this
most delightful spot.
Latest U. S. Gov't Rcnort
i.'i
erroneously stated that Michael Mun
Uy of tha E ist Side has passed away.
Mr. Mnnlay had boon (juite nick re
cently, and this fact coupled with
the announcement in church of the
death of a person of the same name,
gave rise to the general rumor that he
was the person referred to, Happily
this is not the case for ho still abides
with us. No one regrela more than
the writer the unfortunate error wi.ich
prematurely removed Mr, kfitnley
trom tho scenes of life and it is hop id
that very many yean will roll by be
fore it is ag un necessary to write his
obituary.
Tins afternoon the funeral of August
Olindeck, of South Main Btreet, look
place. Tii remains were interred iu
the Protestant cemetery, The funeral
was a very large ouo and there were
many hero from out of town.
Tomorrow evening the marriage of
Mr. Albert Nlcbol and Mi-is LlSSie
Phillips will take p!ac. at the home of
Miss Phillips iii Car bo iii al". Mr
NiOhol will be attended by Charles B
Baton. C A. Battenburg au l Harry
Dill will be ushers.
On Miy in, IC'V. J. C Rudolph, th
esteemed pastor of the Evangelical
Lntberan church, will be five ye.ir
.on mg us. u is the Intention of his
congregation tn fittingly commemorate
the event which is one of a great deal
of interest to them Daring his live
years incumbency, Mr. Rudolph has
dmie very gool work, which fact lit
congregation bai not been slow u ap
predate, Ul earnestly hoped that the
in tare will bring to blm as groat a
measure of succ ss a hsa attended him
since be came brc
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A Qnsr!r Century Tet
Por a quarter of a century ir. Kiwt's
New Discovery has bean tatted, and the
million who nave received beneBt irotn
It use testify to its wonderful curative
POWerS In all diseases of Throat,' best aud
LnngS. A remedy that b is stood the t it
so long and that lias given so universal
satisfaction Is no experiment Bach bottle
: ; -itively I area teed to give relief, or
the In,, lie) mil lejeflinded It Is ft 1'nlttod
to be tbe moat reliable for Oeoghs ai.d
'..ill-. Trial bottlsaPreeai Uattbew Bra'a
Drug Stre. Lirusius iie, aud I.i).
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JtRMYN AND TMEHtABCUTo
.Ml th Nssrs f h Bent Hlatd In
Breear P area raphe.
jriii t .r .sr,in' i-i fWeeeje
Jkkmyn. I'a, May : -Contractor
t' I, Bell is in Tenneeaee, wh-re be Is
ab'iut to ol s a bargain for 8,0 "i acres
of pine timber Ian I.
Among tlne who attended "The
rate of Pensanos" in Carbondala Ibli
evening were air. and Mn .1 Q Bbap
herd, Mrs. il A. William aud ItBgn
tar and Mis Maui Koapp
Peatmaatet Walkey is oooSned to bis
bed by sori' us ladiapoeltton
The Cltisons' band will give a public
eonoeti from tbe balcony of o. s.
Mam's hotel this evening.
.1 ,ms P, Bampi Ms, win, has accepted
,n position of traveling agent for J. C
Bright tV I'd, oallel on the home trade
today
Much damage wn loos iy tha frmt
last night, Grope Villi', tomato plsstS.
brans, etc , were cut to th ground tn I
ftu.ts of nil kiud were lojnred
severely.
Bnrveyon ir boelly giving graies
to lido wa.k- on Main street.
I lhe case of Ihoiuas Rich vs the
Ivlaware and lln l-.m t'nat compiny
will tw oslle I Jnna I
The clerks are agitating th early
closing nutation. They bop i to bgin
Jim-
On hie waa from Seraneon to Delhi,
N Y , where he Will spend a few d IJTI
Dshtnc f H. Jermyn mad brief
call hots i dJ
Anton VraWe, of Klg rtm, while
hc, win.' ins t-yaarmld omli adna
unto cartridge, picket at It with his
finger, it i pio ft I, and b is minus a
Ibnmb and ting r
OOcerB B llartman, of ('arlion
dalv, was in town this aftern m look
mg for a pari v who bal Uot paid a
Besleton b lard 1 1 i
Miss Flla Co k wtio his been the
goeat of her brother, s v. Cook, foi
some lime, reiorned to her homo In
Hainlinioii yesterday.
The game ,,( ball tietwen th It.
ory Beae Ball c ub and tbs olerkj re
suited iu a victory for the Blekorya
Score '.'I to 15.
Tbs G rtu iu dtlstns baud will give
an open air conoTt tbU evening 00 t e
balcony of the Bt Go.ir.-e boteL The
following pr.igiiniUS' his b-eii ar
ranged :
March, "Adjotaat lavton" Missud
Selection, "iieinsr bcoila" Konud
Polka, "Prlmroea Tromboae kiolo,"
Bontbwalta
Overture, "ll Dorado11 Bound
Intrndnotioa and Wnitz, "Naoht u:.,i .u r
aan", Kallet
Darktea Dance, "R ep Bummln','1
Ban Ington
Mai ch, "Aiiiorirnu Cadet" b. 11. Iluil
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HAlLbttAJ IIEM3.
B i t Parsruph of 1 ereoaa! Intrtl lu
a Llvs Town
ft tt Ml tn 1 r ,'eruri pfl lri' I I
HallstsUO, Pa., May 15 Dr.
Charles Barnes, of Thompson, wa
calling on frieu Is in town In lay,
Oi Y It, uikrs visited Dingh imtou
tod ')'
li i Senile, of BasQaahanna, is in
(own on business,
S D. Chase is in K iston 00 bOsinMI.
Mrs. John Crook is visilitij; fridiids
in lhiigbatutou today
Ira Webster, of Hinghaiutnn, wns iu
town today.
William Andrews, of Rochester, waa
calling on friends In town to lay.
Mrs. Q IS. Bennett, of Blnghamton,
is visiting fi lends iu town.
Mre. wlllfedder and daughter it i
chel, are visiting frisndl in New Mil
ford. Euclilon's Aiulci Salvs.
Tho beet salve in the world for Cuts
BtnlSSa, Borea, Ulcers, Salt Etbeom. Fevor
Soros, Totter. Ubapped Hands, OhUblalni,
turns ami all skin Eruption ), and posi
tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It
guaranteed to give perfect satlsfactloa
or monoy refunded. Price cuuta per
box. (Tor sulo by .Matthew Bros.
Alien Ealiy wns nlek. we gave lvr Cnstorle,
When she was a Child, she cried for Cantoris,
When she heeaine Mi , she ntung to CiiKtoris.
When she had Children, sho gave thuui Custorle,
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BIG FIRE AT FOREST CiTY.
No 2 Shaft of tho Hillside Iron and
Coal Company Destroyed.
Loss $75,000.
Fl cciut to th' i'cranfon TYibun
Forest City, Pa . May 15. At 3:13
this ufteruoon, uft.-r tho mine opera
tions had oeased for the day's work at
No. 2 fchu't of the Hillside Coul uud
Ir u company, a disastrous fire occurred
at tbe top of tho ahuft which was
snrronndad by a fun house, engine,
room aud boiler room Tne fire was
discovered at th fan home, where it is
thought a spark from tu em ill loco
ujo'ives set it on firo.
Iu a short time tho rlsiues had spread
to tho shaft tower anil then to the large
engine room, In which were situated a
pair of hoisting engines and two
Thompson co Houston inciindeicont
electric generators which supplied th
currents for haulage purposes in No, 2
shaft nnd the Forest city slope. A
handsome iWltcn-board was also in
this room.
Tha generators and switch bnird
were destroyed and tho engines badly
damaged The tlmies spread rapidly, as
II very high wind was blowing, and en
velop nl the boiler house which nearly
adjtined the engine renin. Iu this
boiler room were the largo hollers, all
of which were destroyed
The fan house which was destroyed
supplied the mi rent of air for the
slopu which will neoersitata the idle
ness of that pi ice for a short time,
while arrangements will bo perfected
for the earning of air to the slope
from the No. i shaft fun hnus which
was about ten rods from tbs burning
building and wbiob escaped the flame.
The Hillside Coul and Iron Company
Fire department and the K itTpiiss
Ho company arrived promptly on the
sen" after the tire alarm w.is sounded
but their efforts wer - un availing owing
to a defection of tho Water supply
What wns once one of the most magnl
Boenl plants iu lbs anthracite coal re
gions toon was lying in ashes.
Tha glad BSWI wnicb was received
today that this colliery would work
tbret-qnartof tim made many happy,
but tiiis happiness wns abruptly ended
by th.s calamity, whioh will throw
ab ui: ", in men and 1 vs out of employ-in-'.!
!nr several w vk while tbe plant
is being rebuilt
Tbe pus in all probability will bj
about 175,000
Di Norwood's Norway Plae Byrnp was
used for yea: as a preerip'.io:i tiy a sue
oesefnl physielao, It is la all tanpeste tbe
best cogna ned I doe made today. Bold by
nil dealers on u guarantee of n.
C'.RBU N 0 ALE CMiPS.
Ilurilsd O.lmptes of tbs PteMSf Citv
through Rtpoitoi's k lak,
CABS' KDALS, I'a , Mv IB The fol
lowing delegates from Carbondala will
ii" in attendance st the aannal w nvo-
It. in of the CatlullO Total Abstiueuo
union of the Se-raiiton dleosse, waich
will be held on Thursday and Friday
of this week Pioneer Fatboi Mathw,
M F Burke, Jainea Pldgi St. It - .
John Mulvaiisy. Patriok McDonnoli.
Knights of Father Matiiew, Peter
Planelly, Ed Ward Dougherty, Bdsmid
K lKy. st. Patrtok'a Jonn OoatoUo and
N. Murtaugh.
1 tn tr ov Yedns lay evening or
curt tne marriage of M.ss I, Igle Phil
iips, of this place, to Alhtrt Nlcbol, of
Anmbald, eeremony will be olebratol
at Bo'ejlook In trinity cbuich, R-r. I
J Balslsy Btoiatlng
Misses Orsos aul Kva Whitney, of
s -,t,j j"h I'.na, are ttie utissts their
ooualn, Mm Litxie A mm arm an, of
Canaan street
allssas I hi TylSf and Flora Allen, of
Forest City, witnessed the production
of the ''Ptratee of Peosaooe by hom.
talent in Ibis city this evealng
Charle Nil utter nailed ou BoUSS
dal fri'i.ds to 1 iv.
A larger and mire fashionable an 11
encr never attended the Opera Hon -a
lhu the one prssnt last evening to
wtlaeei the Brai evening perform toco
A bi.e!it antertainmeat v,s held
last evenlni at th h ibi ol Mr. D.tn
mick, on Co(Kdand avsaoi The pros
gram OOSalSled of vocal and Instru
mental inutic. reeitati ins, etc Tho
ei ' il g wat pleasantly sod proBtable
spel.l
Mr. B Mil
r of i ii pi ant I t
11 Lt Major i f
visiting her aoo
Of Thorn nventle
B v William Hi
i the gu l of hi
ler of Toakhanu ck
ton. G. H. HilUr of
of North chun h ttri et.
Q.its a D.(Titnc.
"Be mine"' he cri ,d,
"I loV you to '
Pol yu. sweet love, I pine!"
At, t StlO tep.le I
ConcJooli "No:
I'd lather yi u d lie BhaO.
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Slrar.d(d.
Come back, coma tuck, be ci led m grief,
'l he teart gushed from hit eye;
She'd left tin knife UI on lis plate,
Ho COOM not eat bis pie.
i thieOMM filler ( irean.
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Miit. Annto Schtssfnor1
AJientown. Pa.
ycod's !s tho Grandes
r;r.iLtd from a Weak one!
Low Condition
To Pcrfsct Health anri St;engt!;
Afior Four Years Suffcrlna.
"('. I. i'.ood & Co., Lowell, Mass.:
"Qentlonen i think riood's SartaparlUa j
'!io pandut discovery yet made, and It fulfill
even more than you claim for It. My wife h:.s
bean sick fur the past four ysars. Tor three
years : lie h.is sn li,vl that she was unalilo to do
.'.iy of Uor bouNwork. We bad good phyttolant,
'. if alio did not recover her health. She wan
(oSarlng from Bright'! ddssasssod
Lsmoness In the Back.
:tcr tongUS was covered with blisters; had no
ctlte, apd was very w eak and low wltli gen
era! debility, I Insisted on her taking Hood s
SarSBOarnlS, and 3ho lias been Improving over
SlMSt Shs has tikenlivo bottles, and D so we!!
Hood's" Cures
that for three months sho has done her house
work, nnd wo have soven children." Aug.
BCBBBtNKa, Alleiitown, I'cunsylvaula.
Hood's Pllla euro liver Ills, constipation,
biliousness, jaundice, sick headache, Indigestion.
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"Disfigured
For Life"
Is the despairing cry of thousands
afflicted with
Unsightly skin diseases.
Do you realize what this disfigura
tion means to sensitive souls ?
It means isolation, seclusion.
It is a bar to social and business success.
Do you wonder that despair seizes
upon these sufferers when
Doctors fail,
Standard remedies fail,
And nostrums prove worse than use
less? Skin diseases are most obstinate to
cure or even relieve.
It is an easy matter to claim to cure
them, but quite another thing to
do so.
CUTICURA REMEDIES
Have earned the right to be called
Skin Specifics,
Because for years they have met
with most remarkable success.
There are cases that they cannot cure,
but they are few indeed.
It is no long-drawn-out, expensive
experiment.
25c. invested in a cake of
CUTICURA SOAP
Will prove more convincing than
a page of advertisement.
In short
Cliticira woiks wonders,
And its cures are simply marvellous.
P.ild thruiiKhnut the world. Price, CfTI't n,
Me.; Boar, dr.; tUsoivmr, SI. PottanDaoS
ahd ciom. i oar . He Prop.. Botiao, "All
about ihe .skin, tH-aijj. uud ltlr " tualitd tree.
YtS OR NO
A We'l-Known Piiysician.Who,
Among Other Things, Is
Noted for His Frankness.
No on ever beard Dr. F.. (Irewer use
the phrase "I think ' Iu his practice, Tbe
doctor la OOe CI tins.-frank. fenrles,hon
est, positive ruin bo never hesitate to
ay yet nr Bo, i.s the rate mar require.
"I can euro yen'' i r 1 cannot cure you,"
Is ins invariable decision after examina
tion, and to tl.it fact ftct It attributable
baa reiiiaiksbin record Wllbl nt failure.
But it culd be strange Indeed if the doc
t r were not a mine tban usually success
ful neti:inner. He has been urgeon-in-Cblef
in more than one of the iarttest hos
pitals . f i his country, waa late'. liemon
stmtor of Phyel togyand Burgeryat the
Medloo-Cbirorgicai College hi PhUadei'
pbuy has te en sleeted an honorary mem
bar of the liedlee Chirnrglcal Ataoclstn ll.
is a gradaate of toe t'uivertity of Peon.
sylvanla, etc , and Is still a close student
A man w rh tu h a res or J fould lot fall
to bsi a tBCeeasfUl physician under nn
rlrcUBUtaOOee, but 'when backisl by
cautn us, r. BaSrVnUam In rxpresalon, or,
to use a more pepnlar phrase, Ue "be-sure-ynu
re-i U'hi theu-go-ahead" tyttem,
ll would be more thau ttrange if tailur
overtook blm.
You ean contalt Dr. Orevrer any day at
It oms 5 and n.
Temple Court Building
:ti I BPROOB BT.,
from 9 a. as, Mil 9p.m. Oeoaa nations free
Thoae toffering from IVerVOUS 1'iieaae
' k o mteed a curi For such there it
the i beermg . r 1 "Ye." a failure it on
kl own in th doctor's treatment.
Third National
Bank of Scranton
ORGANIZED 1872.
CAPITAL,
SURPLUS,
$200,000
$250,000
iiii. bans offert tn Seewelteee every
is. inn arm ranted by ihrir aioea, tmti-
BOOS and rritiiklMl,.
pedal ai. ntloa glean ta batlneee ac
count latere , ., i . ,, n ,...,u
v 11 1 1 i 1 onni 1 L Prealdral
UI 11 11 mi is Vlee-frealdeal
WILLIAM II I'M k. (athler.
nun 1 roRg
William ion,, 11, i.eiogr 11. 1, nun.
Alfred Uand Jaoiea Ai, 1,1, ,1,1, HBr
"I' ll". Jr. tMlll.ni T. aiulili, Luthr
hi Her
THE5
TRADERS
National Bank of Scranton
U'.QAMZLD IStt
CAPITAL $250,000,
SURPLUS $25,000.
PAIHTI. IIlN'KS.iPresl lent.
W.W. WATbON, Vice President,
A. a WILLIAMS, v.. si.-.
BiaacToaa,
BAMTUt Riiras, JAMBS M EvBMAas
liiviMi a. jj'ixrn, PiancsB, Fisi.ky,
JllBtlMI J. JLHUVtf. M S. KEMKUEli..
Cuas. i'. Maiiiikws. John T. fourxtt
W. V. WATbON.
PROMPT, ENtRGETIC,
CONSERVATIVE and LIBERAL
This hank Invites the patronag of buslnas
men and Uruis uene rally.
MULTICHR0ME8.
Art for the masses.
One Dime and
One Coupon
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EverythingFOR Everybody
AT
The Fair
400402 Lacka. Ave.
Sole Agents in
Every
Pair
Warranted
rXm LONG
Our New Millinery
Dept. Now Open.
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Wholesalers and
Largest Retailers of
Straw Mattings
from China and Japan.
KERR &
Tine
Carpetings.
Lowest Prices.
One entire room
devoted to
Oriental and Domestic
Rugs and Art Squares.
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But little by little the grand
est empire of tho Old World
was reared,
DON'T do without because
you haven't the rc:uh money
to buy the Farniture,Garpeti,
Draperies, stoves, etc., your
ni'i'ils and inclinations de
mand, when our
Equitable
Credit
System
stauds ready to assume the
indebtedness and accept your
small weekly and monthly
payments in liquidation.
Scranton for the
PRICES
50 Cents
75 Cents
$1.00
$1.25
$1.50
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Leading House for
Oil Cloths, Linoleums,
Lace Certains
and Upholstery Goods.
406 and 408
Lacka. Avenue.
Lowest Prices.
We mike a specialty of
Window Shades,
Awning) and
Draperies
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If you have not
seen !
Vou heard
of our stock of
I3aby Carriages,
Refrigerators,
Mattings,
Iorch Chairs,
Lawn Settees and
Couches.
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Economy
Leads in Summer
Good
s as
in Everything.