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THE RCKANTO-N- TRIBUNE Til TJRSPAY MORlSITNGr, JUKE 14, 1894.
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CHILDREN'S
dINGHAM : DRESSES.
They're. the kind you expect to
pay and si ior. Children, 2 to
5 years, the prices are
$1 TO $2
One advantage of past week's
stormy weather was opportunity
to reiuspcct departments. Where
stocks are great and assort incuts
varied) constant supervision is
no essary to present only the best
and newest. Thoso who visit us
this week will reap the benefit of
red net ion in
Silks and Dress Goods,
Cloaks, Capes and Jackets,
Laces, Hosiery and Underwear,
Great Reductions in
MILLINERY
EXQUISITELY TfllMMED HATS AND
BON'lETS AT HALF PRICE.
The prices of some of the seas
on's most exquisitely Trimmed
1 1 sits and Bonnets have just been
reduced one half to effect a prompt
distribution. The styles are many
and the prices, previously moder
ate, cannot fall to appeal strongly
now to the most economical.
l'.case remember the red notions
are most carefully stated.
Beginning today we shall sedl
Trimmed Hut and Bonnets that were
6 AT $2.50.
Trimmed Hats and Bonnets that wore
sV AT $3.50.
Trimmed Hatn nnd Bonnets that were
$10 AT $5.
Trimm-'t UnH nnd Bonnots that were
$19 AT $8.
Trimmed Hats and Bonnets that wero
$U AT $7.
FOREST CITY.
The Hillside oolleries in this place
will bo paid today (Thursday.)
Mrs. T. B. Crawford, of Jermyn,
was the guest of her parents, Professor
and Mrs. W. O. Trim, Tuesday.
Professor M. W. Grarglll, of Great
Bend, was doing business in this lively
borough Tuesday.
First come, first served in tho bnnk
nipt sale.
Jamos Johns, of Honesdalo, was In
this place yesterday.
Schuyler Oerman and T. V. Powder
ly, jr., of Scranton, two popular com
mercial tourists, were cireulating
among the business men in town yes
terday. William Inglis, chief clork in the
Hillside office at Scranton, was in this
city yesterday.
A Christian Endeavor society will be
formed in the Presbyterian church to
night. Mrs. J. R. Fleming was a caller in
the Pioneer City yesterday,
Bankrupt sale is now open.
The new school board was organized
last evening, The following officers
were elected: President, J. D. Caryl;
secretary, W. J, Maxsy; treasurer, W.
H. Leek. The other members of the
hoard are T. J. Pentecost and M.
Kraniz There is one yaoancv to be
filled.
John Matey and Arthur May have
returned from an extensive bicycle
trip to Willlamsport and return. Tho
two gentlemen rodo from here to Will
iamsnort in ono day.
Dr. F. L. Grander intends moving
from tho Budd block to the Allen
block.
Superintendent W. A. Mny.of Scran
ton, made his official visit to the Hfll
side collieries In this place yosterdav.
The grand dramatic cantata, "Jep
thah and Hie D uighter," will be repro
duced by request on Tuesday evening,
June 10. Tne flag drill, which was a
pleasing feature of the last cantata,
will also he reproduced. Admission,
2.r), 3.r) and 50 cents.
Save money and buy your clothinir
and hats at the creat bankrupt sale.
JERMYN.
George Brown, of Paterson, N. J. ;
hj. B. Ferensen, of Haindcn, N. Y.,
and i'. F, Walker, of Ilorseheads. N
Y . were Jermyn visitors vesterdav.
Yesterday C. D. Winter was granted
letters of administration in the estate
of the late John Kearney.
"A Dream of Fairyland," the can
tata by the snholars of the Congroga
tional church will be repeated on Mon
day evening next.
The trial of Constable Snyder will
lake place Thursday evening in 'Squire
Kobinaon s omc.
U. 0. usrey as uo. are reorganizing
and will reopen their circus here on
Tuesday, June 10, with an entirely
now programme.
Tue marriage of A. L Green to Miss
Nellie Prtiidred will take place in St
James' i mrch June 27 They are both
Very popular young people and the best
wishes of their many friends are ex
tended to them.
The burgess should have tho support
of i he ei ii. -ii.i in his efforts to stop the
desecration or the Hanbato.
Buok len'a Arnica Salve.
The best snlve in the world for Cute
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt liheum, Fever
Sores, Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and nil Skin Eruptions, and posi
tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It
;- guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price nr. cents per
box. For sale by Matthews Bros.
CARBONDALE.
Next Sabbath, Uhildrwi'i Dy, will
be celebrated in the Methodist and Bap
tist churches.
Harry VanDernTkrk spent yesterday
In Scranton,
The trainmen killed larjre black
anake which measured G feet 'and 9
inches lo the Ontario' and Western
Mayfield yard on Tuesday.
Mm. J. B, Hoyt and children, of
ItiTf-r street, ar visiting Mrs. Hoyt's
parents in West Pittston.
Today occurs the Whituny-Maston
wed In; k at SueiiiK'hanus, Thoso from
tins city whd will attend nro Mr. aud
Mrs, Jolin Ammerman, daughter Liz
zis and son Fred, and Ojorgo J. B)u
ton. Miss Runs Daley will leave next
week for a sitvnil (lays' visit to West
chester, Pa. Wliile away she will at
ttiii tho commencement exercises of
the Normal school at that place.
On Woilncsilay of next week will
occur the in irriage of Mlsi Lucy Van
nan, d .i .; i of Mr. and Mrs J. B.
Yunnan, of Belmont stroat. loStillinsn
HadeoOK. a iH(Witr enifineer, who
runs on tho beranton division of the
Ontario aud Western railroad. The
ceremony will be prform'd shortly
alter 13 o'clock at the home of the
bride's parents by Kev. Charles L e.
pastor of the l'irst Presbyterian
hurch of this citv. The event will be
witnessed by tho relatives and most in
limatu Iriends.
Mrs. A. W. Reynolds will entertain
tho Pot Luck club on Friday of thin
week at her home on Washington
street.
The following scholars comprise the
graduating class of '04 from the high
uool of thin city hila Uolund, Agnes
Breiinau, Emma L. Barrett, Mollie
Buyley, Frank Couch, Bertha I)Vitt,
John Forbes, Bridcot Gethlns, it'iiii-
min E. Ualpin, .1. Normau (Jelder, Liz
zie Healejr, Katie Healer, Eiia L
llarte, Frank P. Kelly, TbOUWl V.
ftus, Emma McLaughlin, Janet Mo-
Mynne, Maud P.iiLelly, Mary J Reese,
Nirftli . Bwlgert, Ben L. Singer, Liz
zie Tighe, Charles F. Whit-dock, Wil
lium A. Noalon, Bridget E. Qllmsrtln,
Louis AbDott and Frank Schoonovor.
Announcement is made of the coin
ing marriage of i raid; rirmau and
Miss Nellie 1. Killeen, both of Brook
lyn street, The vent will occur on
Wednesday, June 20.
At th meeting of tho board of di
rectors of the Young Men's Christian
association, on Tuesday evening, the
cr.tarv, Oeorge Merrill, surprised
the board by handing in his resigna
tion, which is to take place on Septem
ber 1
Tho remains of an infant daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Thomas Canavan, of
Forest City, was buried in St. Itose
cemetery in this place yesterday,
PECKVILLE.
Mrs. W. S. BIobs returned Wedues
day from a short visit with her mother
in Wayne county.
Mr. and Mrs. E l. Bain imin and
Isnghtor visited friends here on
Wednesday evening'.
S. V. Arnold returned from n suc
cessful fishing trip to Lake Poyntelle,
Wednesday evening.
The Social club is anticipating a
straw ride in the near future,
The oung People's society of the
Presbyterian church will hold a Lawn
social on the beautiful lawn in front
of the residence of fir. J. B. Grover,
Alain street. Sitnrday evening next,
June 10. The ladies will bo dressed in
costumes to represent different conn-
trios, and the whole affair will be
unique and attractive. Robecca will
be at the well to serve all with lemon
ade. Everybody is invited to attend
aud help the young people in their new
undertaking. Scranton ico cream will
he for sale.
Frank Davis purchassd n lot. on the
Champion estate last Monday and will
soon erect another new house.
Daniel J.'orns movel into his new
house on Grassy street last Monday.
James 'traham secured tho position
as inside foreman at tho Sturges shaft
of the New York and Ontario Coal
company last Monday.
the iilue Hldgo Coal company broki-
their previous record this week by
hoisting eighty cars of coal in an hour
Superintendent Charles Deacon, of
the Consumers I ow ler works, is im
proving the looks of he place by uiv
ing all of the dwelling houses a new
coat of paint.
Henry Lhapman, who has so ably
tilled the position or (ore-man at th
Sturges shaft, has been promoted io in
sido superintendent of the New York
and Scrunton Coal company s wotks at
this placo.
AKCHBALI).
Misses Jennie Kearney and Ellio
Clark called on friends in Scranton yel
terday,
1 Ins morning the marriage of Miss
Maggie Duffy, of Cemoterv street, to
Mr. John F Boland, of Main street,
will bo solemnized in Sr. Thnm is'
ehnrck at 8.30 o'clock. A broakfast
will be partaken or by a few ot their
friendf, after which Mr. and Mrs
Boland will leave on a wedding tour,
to include a visit to Philadelphia and
Washington.
Mrs. Patrick Holmes, of Simpson,
called on friends here yesterday.
Walter Uurke has bought the stock
and fixtures of Thomas Civanagii, of
iUain Rtreot. nnd will succeed him m
the hotel business early next week
Mr. Cavanagh will probably return to
Ciirbondale.
Mrs. Patrick McCarthy nnd children
of Simpsou, are visiting Mrs. McCir
tliy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Boland, of Center etroet.
The candidates thus far mentioned
lor delegate to the Republican County
convention are Captain O C. Bittan-
FREEDOM FROM FRECKLES,
and from all suoh disfigurements
and blemishes, follows the use of
the Carlsbad Sprndel Salt. It
dears and freshens the skin won
derfnliy--takes away thai dull and
mottled look that comes from
stomach derangements. Resides
being a jJbxgative nnd an eliml
native, the Sprndel is a deeided
alterative or blood rTUTi (inr. It
is the prescribed rented v, even in
chronic and stubborn eases of
eczema and such disorders.
The blond, the liver, thostom
ach, the kidneys -'.til are put into
a thoroughly healthy condition
by the Sprndel Spring, and just
as well here as u you were on the
spot.
Remember that tho only gen
uine imported Sprudcl Water or
Salt has the seal oi the city of
Carlsbad, nnd the signature of
"EISNER & MHNDKIiSON' CO,,
Agts., New York," on every bottle.
berg, Henrv Myers nnd Justus B'ul'.op.
Mr. Wagner, wim was named several
I iV ago, bas withdrawn C aarles 15
E ilon and 1'. F. Snellmau rill each
strive for the election from the Second
ward.
William Swift, of Hill street, died
yesterday morning at 10 o'elock. Mr.
Swift had boen ailinir for several
months, but his illness at no time was
of such u nature as to to cause appre
hensions of his death. Tun announce
ment Was, on that account, a l. liuful
surprise to his many friends in this
borough. Mr. Swift spe.it the greater
part of Ins life here aud was widely
Known and esteemed. He was a brother
of John T. , Jamos. Thomas and Pat-
trick J. Swift and Mrs. Thomas
Holmes and Miss WinnW Swift, of
tliis place, Mrs, Peter Gildea, of Dun
more, and Mrs. Peter Jordan, of S rau
ton. The arrangements for his funeral
have not yet been completed.
MONTROSE.
Deputy Prothonotary W. A. Tits-
worth and wife now occupy their fine
residence on Church street.
the ban! concert last night wns
largely attended and all were pleased
with the excellent music furnished.
Professor Hawk, who has boeu the
means of bringing tho band up to its
iresent excellency is about to leave for
ther fields, bin It is conli lonliallv ex
pected that the band will continiu to
improve under some other leader.
Rv. II II, Jettnp addressed the
hildreu in the Presbyterian chruch on
Sunday evening.
.Miss Grace Smith, one of tho toach-
ers in the HonesdaU public schools, is
in town to spend the summer vacation
with her mother.
Inly HI the peoplo will say by their
votes that they either want electric
lights in tho town or still desire to
stumble along in the dnrk.
Artist J. I). Smiley and family ar
rived from N.-w York on Tuesday
evening and will spend tho summer in
their beautiful mansion.
Some great improvements are being
made in front of (he brick block on
Church street. In fact improvements
are being made in all parts of the
town.
Home grown strawberries nrs being
sold in our markets at 13 cents por bas-
l.
J. William Suffern. of New York
ci:y, is in town trying to interest lovers
f mnsic in a clasa for voice culture.
lie is meeting witli success.
Hon J. 11. Millard, who has served
one term an representative from this
county, is ontVitu a card asking for
reuotnination. That ho will get it is
luite certain. II has made a good
cord at llarrisburg and should be
returned.
On Friday evening next Montrose
Fire company No. 2 will givo nuother
exhibition run.
The Unites States Energy and Cart
company, of Cincinnati, O., have pre
sented one of their best made buggies
la Montroso Fire coinpiny No. 2, with
the un lerstimding that the company
present it to the member of the fne
lepartmeiit receiving the larg-st num
ber of votes at 10 cents each.
Childrn Day will be observed in
the Methodist Episcopal church next
Sunday.
J. E. Whiting, of patent saw set
fame, has returned from an extended
vacation. He was in several eastern
states during his absence and roi orts a
good time. Mrs. V biting accompanied
urn.
W II. Turrell has just finished some
needed improvements on bis business
place on Cimrch street.
T. C. Allen and family are now oc
cupying their new rtsidence on Chen
ango street.
Aibort Force, who wont west about
i month ago to wo.k at his trade, has
relumed to Montrose. He is not in
lovo wit h the west.
Foil earache, toothache, soro thrent.
swelled neck and the results Of colds and
Inflammation, use Dr. Tnomae' Eolectric
Oil the great pain destroyer,
MINOOKA.
Miss B Coyne, of Port Griffith, who
has been visiting at John Coyne's, of
Murphy court, tho past week, has re
turned home.
The Minooka Shooting club will
hold a ball mi July 27.
Pat Healy, of Greenwood, who 1ms
been working a farm in Moscow for
the past ten years, has retlrod from
that business and rented his stock to
another. Ho will go to mining at the
Greenwood mine,
The base ball club of No 184, Young
Men's Institute, would like to play the
Dashers, of Old Forge, at the earliest
time possible, Answer through Tin:
Tbibdnb, J. H. Einn, manager.
Fred Anderson, of Greenwool, and
G. J. Thomas, of West Pittston, I of I
last night for Lako Poyntelle on a fiiii
ing tour
Isaac Davis, of Greenwood, called on
t'ittaton friends yesterday.
A large hog was killed hy the street
car last night at Given woo 1.
The work of enlarging the lake u
Greenwood has been COUIUWnOed. Af
ter it is completed a couple of boats
will he put on it, which will afford
much pleasure of the young folks.
HON liS I) ALE.
Psrrf Dten, of DatMlle, is visiting
at tlio home nf W. M Gardner.
A club mil of the Honesdalo R'.oyel"
Olnb Was hold Wednesday uiht. An
other short run la 0 illo 1 for Thursday
evening. A meeting of the olub (tm
portanf) will be hold nt H p ni. .directly
after the ride.
Mr. and .Mrs C A. Evertn. of Blng
bamton, will pass the next few weeks
in Honegdale.
The Clerks' association secured the
Honesdalo Comet bnnd for last even
ing An open air concert waa held at
1 he corner of Park and Main streets.
A large crowd gathered aboutthe place
and listened to the minic.
An offloet of tho law of the boronirh
Of Honcsdsle, and a prominent cyclist,
met Tuesday night upon unfriendly
around. There was a short tableau,
and it seemo I as if all was over with
the eyclist. Terms of mutual agree
ment wro arrived upon later, and the
eyclist is 01100 more upan a smooth
path.
Tim essential lung healing principle of
rue pine tree hi.n Imiilly been viiccessfullv
separated and n lined into a perfect cough
iiieiiieine, or, Woods Norway 1 mo hyrup.
Sold by all dealers OO B guarantee of satis
faction. EvnonvmoiiH Terms
.Vein Port JtiCOrdM'a
Secretary Carlisle is beginning to crv
out for another oan. Deficit and Demo
ciacy tire becoming synoay.nous terms.
tVhen Baby wns sick, wo pave her Tastorta.
When she wns a Child, she cried for Caatorta,
When Bhe Inhume Miss, she clung to Castorla,
When sho had C'hllUruu, sho gavo theju Castor la,
MOSCOW.
The Method!! ISiwooptl chinch will
lie reoiie a-d next Sunday morning.
The ladies of the carpet band desrve n
great deal of praise for the work they
have done, as the interior of the church
is much nicer than it ever was before.
Tlu-y are treating the outside to a irew
coat of paint also.
.Miss Ellen Biurn loft Tuesday for a
viHtt with friends In Croton. N. Y.
Mrs. O. E. Vaughn spent Tuesday in
Scrauton.
The weekly prayor meeting was held
at tho home of Mrs. Uoylo Wednesday
night.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Saunders, of Scranton,
spent a few days of this week with
Mrs. Saunders' parents, Mr. aud Mrs.
J. Flynu,
Too cornet concert was held on the
lawn of J. M, Noack Wodnesday even
ing. The msny friends of S. S. Yuager
will be sorry to hear of bis financial
troubles, imt it is hopid he will tide it
over and begin again.
The gonial TRIBUNE agent was oalliug
on friends on Tuesday,
Now crosswalks, lamps nor letter
boxes won't InereaSS the patronage of
the lower p utofllce, as tho uptown of
fice does a 11 .urixhing business.
Mrs. Chin Peck made a flying trip to
Scranton Monday.
Mrs. Labar spent Tuesday in Scran
ton. Mrs Vantassel, of New York, is vis
iting her brother, W. F, CI "tuonte.
The social unib. r the auspices of the
Carpet hand will he held at the homo
of Dr. Latuoreanx tonight.
The union convention of the leagues
and Endeavor societies held in Turn
ersville on Friday was quite largely
attended from this place.
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DUrjMOHt NEWS NOTES.
Elsie Close visited Now York city Tties.
day.
Every one wishing to have a renlly en
joyable day's outing should attend the In
dependent Biro company's excursion to
Lake Ariel Saturday.
A house on Drinker street owned by
John Shaffer and occupied by Thomas
liriuk, sr., and Ellas Harris, wns pnrtially
destroyed by fire on Monday morning.
All entries for the elsteddfodat Lake
Ariel on July 4 will have to arrive before
June 15, as Kev. Father Donlan lias de
cidod to close the entry list on that day.
The town will present a deserted ap
pearance on June SI. as tho Ladies' Aid
society of the Presbyterian church will
run their annua! excursion to Eako Ariel
on that day.
Tickets can now be secured for tho In
dian tableaux, which are to be presented
at the Odd Fellows' hall on Friday even
ing, under the auspices of tho Young La
dies' Mission circle.
The funeral of Hugh Donnely, the en
nineer at the Pennsylvania Coal compa
ny's breaker who was killed by llgbtDlog
Tuesday, will cisr.r at 2 o'clock today
from the Dunmore Methodist Kpiscopa
church.
Tl IB
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National Bank of Scrantoa
CI1GAN1ZED 1SJJI
CAPITAL $250,000,
SURPLUS $25,000.
FAMrr.1, TIINKS.iPreshlont.
. W. WATSON, Vice President
A. 11. WILLIAMS. Oiubtor.
EIIlF.CTOnS.
BAVTTST. niNlta, JAHKS V EvlHHA RT,
luviNO A. FiNcn, Pieuce B. Fini.kv,
Joseph J, Ji.hmynt, M. s. Kimchbil,
C'llAb, P. Maitiikws. JoIIS T. PoBTlH.
W. W. Watson.
PROMPT, ENLRGETIC,
CONSERVATIVE and LIBERAL
Tills lipnk Invito tho putronngo of busino
men and tlnn generally.
MT. PLEASANT
AT RETAIU
Conlor the tirist quality far domestic nnn,aw1
of sll sizes, delivered in iinr part ot tuo cit;
at lowest price.
Oidors loft ut my offleo,
M). 118, WYOMING ATBtrOR,
Rear room, flrat. floor. Third National Panic,
or sent by iniiil or telophonoto ttiu mino, will
receive prompt attention.
Hpeclal contracts will be mode for tho salt
and delivery oi Buckwheat OoaL
WM. T. SMITH.
PRIPk'l V AQH PHlF ROOT
I I "Jlt. I "JPM I VIL 1 1 W I
Awn pnTAQQiiiM
jgJt, . niiv 1 v 1 nuuiw 111
m maivcd
Sr Marvelous Cures
Erin Blood Poison
Rheumatism
r-and Scrofula
P. V. P. iiurlflns thH blood, balMAQp
tho weftk mi'l dobllltntort, ivns
Btrongth to VMkeUM D6rV9S( oxpels
(ll.soiiaoH.Klvlnirtho patient health and
happlui'SH whore MektK'.s.s, jfloomy
fcjlln; and lassltudo ttrst prevailed.
ir ltrlniary.Mi-oondnry and tertiary
rial
iniu-4, roroiooa poifooinir meroo"
DolHon. mi IftfU. dvsot'OHla. and
In ail hlond inul .skin dlsenve.s. liko
blotches, pimples, old chronic ulcers,
tetter, scald head, holla, erysipelas,
eczema- wo may say, without fear of
Contradiction, that P. P. P. lRtliohet
blood purfUer in tho world, and makea
positive, speedy and permanent cures
lunllcasea.
Ladles whono systems aro polttoncd
nnd whose hlood ll in an Impure condi
tion, duo to inoiintrual lrretilarlttca,
nro peculiarly henetltod by the won
derful tonlo and blood t'leaiiHlng prop
ortleaof p. p. P. -Prickly Ash, Poke
Hoot and Potassium.
BrniNnriELD, Mo., Aug. Hth, L893.
I can sne-ik In the hlKhest terms of
yourmedlcluo from my own personal
Knowledge. I wasnffeotod with heart
disease, plearlsy and rhoumiitlsm for
3" years, was treated by the very best
phvwleinns and spent hundreds of dol
lars, tried every known remedy with
out Iln.1l.ig relief. 1 have only taken
one bottle of your P. P. P. , and can
cheerfully say It has done me more
good than nnvthing I havo evor taken.
1 can recommend your medicine to all
fluflerer of the above dlaeasos.
4MRS. M. M. YEARY.
8pr jgueld, Qreon County, Mo.
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Pa
Mrs. .Initio Schrctiief
Alleatown, Pa.
Hood's Is the Grandest
Raised from a Weak arid
Low Condition
To Perfect Health and Strength
After Four Years Suffering.
"C. I. It Cod & Co., Lowell, Mass.:
"Gentlemen 1 think Hood's Sarsaparilh Is
the grandest discovery yet made, and It fulti:
even more than you claim for It. My wife baa
hecn sink for the past four years. For three
years she was so bad that she was unable to il i
any of her housework. We had good physleians.
hilt she did Dot recover her health. She wuu
wasting from Brlght'i disease and
Lameness in the Back.
'or tongue was covered with bltlterS had DO
i; petite, and was very weak and low with geH-
r ll debility. I Insisted on her taking Hood's
iarsaparilU, and she has been Improving ever
.'.lice. Sho has taken Ave bottles, and Is so well
Hood's8
l.at for three 1110111111 she lias don?' her house
work, and wo havo seven children." Auc.
BcBiiBiMKa, AUentown, Pennsylvania.
Hood's Pills euro liver ills, constipation,
biliousness, aundlee, ilek headaaho, Indigestion.
s Sons'
Lager
Beer
Brewery
Manufacturers of the Celebrated
PlLSENER
Lager
Beer
CAPACITY
lOO.OOO Bbl Per Annum,
Rooms 1 and 2 Commonwsaltli Bid's
BCUANTON, PA.
MINING and BLASTING
Madoatthe JIOCWIC and BU.-511-DALE
WORKS.
Lnfllin fc Hand Powdor Co.'s
ORANGE GUN POWDEB
Electric Datferles, Fusei for explol-
mg b.asts, Safety Fuse and
RepaunoChemical Co.'s High Explosives
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Pimples, Blotches
and Old Sores z2i
y nn 1 l W
Ratarm Malaria
uuiuiini iiimiui iu jfflf
anu k nnnv rn n p.s
Arc cultrely rcmowa y P.P.P,
Prickly ArIi, POsV Hoot and Pntan
Bluiu, tho ircntettc bloud yurlQur on
earth.
AAVBSnV, O., July 21, 1S01.
Mk i ;k - Lit'i'MAN Hiioh., Uuvannah,
On. : lu-WK Sn;s I liiiiiKht ahiXtleur
yoarP.P, P. nt Mot Hprliiir4.Ark..nnd
It hart dnfuune nnr -m.1 t han threo
months treatment at the Hot Springs.
Hond rhruo DOttlOl 0 1.
EeapeuifiUlv yours.
JAN. Mi N i:VTON,
Aberdeen, Hruwn County, O.
Cnpt. J. D. Johntlon.
To nil irhnm it nt'iy concern: I here
by testify to the wonderful proportion
Of Ps P. P. fOP eruption of thwukln. I
miflored for several years with nn un
Blhtly and dlilftffrootbl6 eruption on
tny faco. I tried 617 known remo
dy hut in vain, until P. p. p. was uaod,
ana am now onureiy eureo.
(eignedbyj J. D. JOHN8T0N.
Savannah, Oa sv
Skin Cancer Cured. '
TettiiHony from tht Mayor of Sequin,Tcx,
PKQriit, TfTx., Jannnry 14, 1608i
Mk-hrs. I.'rvMAN Bne.. Bavannah, IB
Ga. : ti.-ntlcwcn I havo trlotl your P. , ssff9
P. P. for a ilhieaso of thenkln, Ufually
known na ekln cancer, ut thirty yeArtV
ot Muling, and found rent relief; IC m
purities tho blood and removea all lr
ritatlon from tho seat of tho dlnens
nnd proventH anjf rtpreadiutr of tho
mires. I havo takon flvoor hx bottles 1
nnd ft'ofcfontldont that another cour.-o
will ofTeoc a cure. It has also relieved
mo from Indigestion and stomach
troubles. Yourn truly. ,
CAPT. W. M. UURT,
Attorney nt Law. P
Book on Biocd Diseases Mailed Free.
ALL DRITQQISTB SELL IT. 2
LIPPMAN BROS.
PROPRIETORS, JJ
Uppmu'i Dluck,SaTBnn.h, CM
Robinson
MOO IC POWDER CO
THE FAIR
400-402 LACKAWANNA AVE.
SALE
THIS WEEK ONLY.
i GIVEN AWAY I
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Every lady whose purchase
amounts to JJ5 will be pre
sented with a pair of 5 or 7
hook Kid Gloves, worth $L
Remember, The Fair
THE LEADERS IN LOW PRICES,
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KERR 4 S1EBECSCER
UPHOLSTERY
SOME GREAT FEATURES
Single Portieres in dadoes
and plain centres; all new,
choice goods.
$UUUB, $2 and 2,50 each
LACE CURTIS
Odd pairs in Irish Point,
Tambour and Nottingham
at prices that will suit you.
Lace Curtain Stretchers
$1.60, $2 and $3 each.
Pillow Sham Holders
75 cents each.
406 AND 408 LACKAWANNA AVE.
One Hundred
and Fifty
Baby Carriages
Will be offered this week at
TEN PER CENT. REDUC
TION. After making your pur
chase, we will give TEN PER
CENT, of your purchase back.
Then, remember our Porch and
Lawn Rockers and Settees,
China, Japanese and Linen
Warp Mattings. Also, Re
frigerators and Ice Chests.
An Onyx Finished
cluiBeB or nver.
A 100-picce Dinner
or over.
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We are selling Linoleum
at the price of oil cloth. It
will wear twice as long.
0
500 odd Window! -R .
Shades, worth 30,35 ! ina
1 -11 - 20c.
ana fo cents, all on j ,
spring rollers, j
TABLE COVERS
4-4, 6-4, 8-4, 10-4, Chenille
Covers at greatly reduced
prices.
Dotted Swiss, Muslins
and Tambour Sa3h Goods
Silkoline, 10, 12 and 15c.
yd.; fringe to match.
885
Clock with $,"0 pnr-
Pot with $73 pnrohsses
L NOLEUM
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