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THE SCRAXTON TKIBUXE THURSDAY MOKN1NG, FEBRUARY 14, 1895.
400-402
Lackawanna Avenue,
Scranton.
400-402
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Alteration -:- Sale -:- Continued
We Mention a Few of Our Prices for This Week:
THE
BARGAINS.
f Linen finish 17
ing.,
Aprou Ginghams, best quality
J Iudigo Blue Calico, best qual
ity
c, . . n . L
Shirting Prints,
Unbleached Sheetings, 1 yard
wide was 6 cents,
Bleached Muslin, 1 yard
wide
Dress Goods, all
All co:ors Cashmeres, 36-inch
wide
All colors Cashmeres, 36-inch j
wide jwas 39 cents,
All wool Cashmeres, 3S-iuch
wide ,
All wool, 36-inch
Flannels
All wool, 40-iuch
Flannels
FOR BARGAINS
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(These short serial stories are copyrighted by Bacheller, Johnson & Bach
eller.and are printed InTheTrlbune by special arrangement, simultaneous with
their appearance In the leading dally Journals of the large cities).
CHAPTER III.
"Let me Introduce Captain Forrester
to you," said Miss Cavullo. "He has
' bren ftiotl enough to tiring me my lace
fioarf which I thought I had lost. I am
so glad, to get It again."
"Well, that in nice," exclaimed Mrs.
liartlett, "and to come all this way
with, It, I'm sure you ought to lie nat
tered, Angy, my clear," and she nodded,
knowingly: "fray, sir, are you resid
ing In London?" she added, too curious
to heed the logical sequence of her
ppeech.
"No; T am rather a bird of passage,
but I shall make some stay In town
Just now."
"Indeed!" returned Mis. Bartlett,
blandly. "Then perhaps you would
give me the pleasure of your company
to a small and enrly gathering, on the
loth, a conversazione in short, mixed
with music. We have some literary and
Artistic friends coming, and I hope to
have a genial and Intellectual evening."
"Thank you! I shall be very pleased
to come," returned Forrester, Joyously.
"Music has enormous charms -for my
savage breast."
'Very glad ynu can Join us! My
young friend here Is good enough to
promise her valuable assistance, and
one of my Inmates plays the violoncello
admirably. I endeavor to make my
modest mansion a social center of an
Improving description." She smiled
and nodded to Forrester as If taking
him Into her confidence, while Forrester
caught a surprised look InMlssCavallo's
speaking eyes.
' "She did nothing. I should accept,"
he said to himself. "I dare say the
company will be a queer crew. It's a
shame that Bueh a dainty creature
Sho.j.'d be plunged Into a set of Bohe
mians, as I suspect she Is. Ity Jovel
the co cringe of her head Is a sort of
patent of nobility." Here his reflec
llors were broken by the tinkling of n
rather cracked bell.
"Pray Join us at our frugal luncV
Captain Forrester," said Mrs. Bartlett
in un ultra elegant tone. Forreter
fancied Miss Cavallo's eyes said "don't,"
and therefore replied: "Thanks! I
seldom Indulge in luncheon and I have
an engagement In town, go I must say
Rood morning; by the way, do you ever
go to the theater?"
"Oh! we delight In the drama!" said
Mrs. Bartlett.
"Indeed! Then I shall send you a
bjx or stalls at the Criterion next
week. I have some Interest there," re
turned Forrester, which was true, 60
for as L. S. D. always has Interest.
'pear me, how very nice!" exclaimed
Mrs. Bartlett. Then Forrester bowed
iilmself out
80 coon as the door had closed on him
Mrs. Bartlett, with a knowing shake of
Regular Price.
- inch Towel
was 6 cents,
was 6 cents,
'was 6 cents,
, . 1V ! , . ... ,n White Bed
best quality , was 6 cents,n0W 3 3-4c ,j j
was 9 cents,
kinds.
was 15 cents,
was 25 cents,
was 50 cents,
wide, Dress
was 39 cents,
wide, Dress
was 50 cents,
G
BY
MRS. ALEXANDER.
the head, observed: "What an elegant
man, my dear, ouite a swell! Why he
Is gone upon you. Angy! To think of
his coming all this way! Mark my
words, he has fallen In love at first
sight! 1 suppose he Is rich! He has
the air of being rich. You must be
careful dear, but not too stand off "
Angy smiled with a far-away look In
her eyes. "I suppose he likes to amuse
himself," she said, veiy calmly. "He
"Pray for My Success," She Added.
e
doesn't seem a bad sort of man very
English, I suppose, at least I never met
anyone quite like him before."
"Tip-top style, my dear, take my word
for It. But I am glad he didn't stay to
lunch cold shoulder of mutton Is
Bweet eating, but It looks ragged. Come
along, I am desperately hungry."
This Interview fanned the Incipient
flame which was already more than
smouldering In Forrester's decidedly
Impressionable heart. He had a great
weakness for ladles' society and was
equally liked by them. His amourettes
were legion, but left little trace on his
elustlo nature. . ..
There was something, however, In
the steady but ' gentle composure of
Angela Cavallo which exercised an ex
traordinary fascination upon him per
haps It was the charm that strength
has for weakness, but, besides, his
amour-propre, was stirred and Stung
with a keen desire to rullle that pro
found quiet of hers by the breath of
Alteration Price.
BARGAINS.
HOW 3 3-4 C
China Silk, all
Surah Silk, all
110W 3 3-4c
HOW 3 3-4c ij Fancy Silk for
large.
HOW 3 3-4C
Table Linen,
turkey red
Table Linen,
.(iclj bleached and
HOW -
HOW DC ; Blankets.
i
I ; Ladies' and
,J7C !,
HOW -
HOW.
Ladies' Fur Capes.
2Gc
' I Ladies' Wrappers, calico audj
HOW 35c !; flannel :was $1.00,
i Ladies Hats,
26C !i uutrimmed
nOW-
Boys' Suits
HOW 35c
-THE FAIR-
emotion the sweet tremulousness of
shy liking.
"I dare say I shall make a fool of
mysulf, 1 generally do, and women
take these passages much more serious
ly than we do. 1 fancy that girl could
be desperately In earnest If If Bhe
cared for a man, and how delicious to
be cured for by her! She looks better
without her hat than with It. She Is
certainly a gentlewoman, but her sur
roundings are not exactly aristocratic.
Of course, I'll 'not let things go too rur;
ns soon as I make my arrangements
here I'll go on to Scotland. As to this
claimant that Dixon talks of, I don't
fear much on that score."
Such were Forrester's reflections as
he rolled eastward to his hotel. "Did
you utrturn the scarf personally, or by
post','" asked Dixon a day or two after,
with a twinkle in his keen eyes.
"Oh, personally, of course! That was
mere politeness." '
"And where did you find her?"
"In person with a respectable elderly
female, whose house Is, she informed
me, an intellectual and artistic center."
"Indeed! Well, don't try too much
centralization!"
Forrester laughed and changed the
subject.
3H
tArir
The clays flew by and the 10th waB
soon with them. Forrester had omitted
to mention his engagement to his friend
and adviser, who told lilm that he
had duly answured Messrs. Welford's
letter and had received no further com
munication, and he (Dixon) supposed
the next move would be an application
to the probate court. That was some
thing too far off to trouble him, so he
sent off a gorgeous bouquet, to Miss
Angela Cavallo, and Indulged In antici
pations of a very pleasant evening.
(Jreat had been the preparations at No.
13 Ama terrace. Doors had been taken
off their hinges and doorways draped
with art muslin. Refreshments were
spread In the much-glorllled kitchen,
the grate being draped with embroid
ered stuff, lent by a friendly artist, and
turned into a niche containing a plaster
cast from the antique, contributed by
another. The scullery was converted
Into a cave of mystery where a necro
mancer with a long,' white beard re-
Regular Price.
colors iwas 35 cents
j
colors was 69 cents,
Shirt Waists was $1.25,
Spreads, extra
' $I
unbleached and
'was 29 cents,
bleached, un
turkey red....lwas 50 cents,
was 98 cents,
was $4.00,
!whm S10.00.
Misses' Jackets., was 15.00,
wu 20.00,
'was $10.00,
was 18.00,
trimmed audj
."was $1.00,
was $3 and $4,
-jwas 5 and 6.50,
veuled the future to those "young men
and maidens" who sought him at Inter
vals during the evening.
There were no stately waiters In
broadcloth to oppress the company
with sense of the unfitness of thnlngs; a
couple of active maids with fresh white
caps and aprons flitted about, but oth
erwise the male guests did the waiting
themselves with cheerful alacrity, and
among them none were more active and
unremitting In his attentions than For
rester. Most of the guests had assembled
when he arrived and he was cordially
greeted by Mrs. Bartlett, who was at
tired In black velvet with a court-like
plumes of white feathers in her cap,
and some really splendid diamond:)
(Irish) sparkling round her neck.
"Here's your friend Capt. Forrester,
my clear!" she said over the shoulder of
one of a group of men, who, parting at
the hostess' words, revealed Miss
Cavallo, whose eyes met Forrester's
with a laughing look as If she were
amused at his coming. She was very
simply dressed, still in black, which
showed the snowy whltness of her neck
and arms, and her thick fine hair of
red gold without any ornament what
ever. Forrester's bouquet lay In her
lap, and she was in the act of drawing
oft her long gloves. Forrester was con
scious of a sudden desire to expel, by
no gentle means, all the long-haired
and queerly dressed men ,who sur
rounded her. One or two were In cor
rect evening attire, but none looked
like men of Forrester's world.
"Good evening," she said, giving him
her hand. "Thank you very much for
these beautiful flowers; they give me bo
much pleasure."
"Then I am amply rewarded," he re
plied, gazing at her with undisguised
admiration. She met his eyes with the
same look of amusement he had noticed
before,
"I am going to sing," she said. "Will
you take care of this for me?" handing
him her bouquet.
"Certainly," offering his arm.
"Oh! I must take M. Dupont's! He
manages many concerts and wants to
hear me sing," and Bhe turned to a very
stout gentleman with a head like a
blacking brush and stiniy-waxed mus
tache, "Pray for my success," she add
ed, In a low tone, and, to Forrester's dis
gust, she walked oft with M. Dupont,
speaking to him In French with much
animation.
The song was an English ballad. It
was given with much expression, and,
received with applause. As soon as
Miss Cavallo rose from the piano the
Frenchman approached and spoke to
her earnestly for a few moments. Sho
listened with evident Interest, a
brighter sparkle coming Into her eyes
and lightening up her face. When there
was a pause In their talk Forrester ap
proached and offered her his arm,
which she accepted and returned to her
seat. . .
"I suppose your fat friend was prop
erly enchanted' with your delightful
song," he suld. . '( S
"Ah! that would be too much to ex
pect from so potent a personage! But
lie was encouraging. He wants to see
me and speak of business! He manages
many concerts here. T am afraid It Is
rather late for any engagements this
season. Perhaps next year I may be
more fortunate."
"And If you find nothing to do?"
"I Bhall return to Paris," slo replied.
"Paris Is' your home?" )
Alteration Price.
BARGAINS.
j Children's Black Hose, seam-
20c. less, 5 to sy2 was 15 and 18c
IKW.
: Ladies' Black Hose, imported,
110W 43c. I; regular made .was 25 cents,
Ladies' Kid
HOW ?0c. !j hook
j' Ladies' Handkerchiefs, all!
now C. kinds 'was q cents.
HOW 19c.
Ribbons
HOW 34c.
HOW-
HOW.
59c.
9
Corsets
now Sn.OO ,
mw 7.so if
now 10.00 ! Ladies' Muslin
HOW 5.00
now 9.00
Ladies' Muslin
HOW OOc.
, . , ,
Ladies Shawls
HOW 39c.
Ladies' Skirts
HOW 1.50
HOW 2.50
; Gent's Shirts
"Yes, It has been for the last four
years."
"You ought to see something of Eng
land before you 'leave It. By the way,
will you and Mrs. Bartlett come and
Bee Wyndham in 'David Garrick," on
Tuesday?"
"Oh! I shall be charmed to go. I
think Mrs. Bartlett Is disengaged."
Here they were silenced by a general
"Hush" as a slightly Uleheveled young
mun stood up to recite. Then two men
sang a duet; a piece on the vlolincello
followed. Then Miss Cavallo played
an accompaniment for a lady with a
brilliant but rather piercing soprano
voice. There was a good deal of spirit
and ability in all these performances,
anil Forrester found himself every
where amused, though rather Impa
tient nt having so little conversation
with the fair girl who attracted him.
Mrs. Bartlett, however, was most at
tentive to her favored guest, Introduc
ing him to various smiling dames, for
whom, however, he found difficult to
Invent conversation. At last he was
revived by the approach of Miss Cn
vallo, who said: "Would you like to
have your fortune told?"
"Yes. Immensely!"
"There Is a wonderful man down
stairs who Is, Mrs. Bartlett says, quite
infallible. 1 want to hear my fate,
too."
"I suspect I have found mine!" said
Forrester, smiling. "Nevertheless, I
should like to see if this wise man will
corroborate my suspicions. Come,
then!"
To Be Continued.
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enriches the blood and gives
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Matthews Bros., Scranton.
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Regular Price.
Gloves, Foster;
was $r.oo,
i
Ladies' Handkerchiefs, em-j
broidered ,was 25 cents,
wuh 5 cento per yard, now 2 1-2 cts.
t ..Jwas 10 cents per yurd, now Scents.
was 20 cents per yard, now 11 cents.
I was 50 cents,
;was 73 cents,
jwas $1.00,
,
Underw
ear
Underwear jwas 89c and$i,
I was $2.50,
was 4.00,
I was 6.00,
was 50 cents,
and Drawers was 50 cents,
And all who sutler from Nerve Hiram,
Nervous lii'lilllly, lOnors of Youth, etc.,
road the symptoms calling for treatment
by a specialist. r
Disorders of Sleep, Nerve Strain, Morbid
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Scalp, Incapacity for .Methodical Mental
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of Pressure In the Hyes, Depression of the
Mind, a KeelhiK of Anxiety, Sensation of
Dizziness, ciem-ral Hodlly Weakness. Pour
Appetite, Constipation, Poor Circulation.
Nervous Piilpltailon. an I'naccouiitable
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Limbs, Kxcltable, Constant State of Pu
rest, ete., etc. If yon lmve these symp
toms or a majority of them, see a Spe
cialist at once.
Por threatened Rraln Poftenlncj, due to
excesses of any kind, call on a Specialist.
In all cuses of Chronic Nerve Strain or
Exhaustion, consult a.Speclallst.
All NetiialKle conditions are simply ex
pressions of P.xliausted Nerve Power.
Bee a Specialist.
Sextml P.xcesses affect the nerve cen
ters. The brain IsMhe i;reat nerve center.
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hi tho o(ry Specialist In Nervous Diseases
between jcnftalo and New York.
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Complexion Preserved
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ThlaFamone Remedv cure qnlckly and pi-r.
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BOUt IN BCRANTON, PA.. H. C.RANDKKHON
WASUIMJTON.COH. EFKVl-K. PKUUUISTU.
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10 oi-mi BIBS
Alteration Price.
now IOC.
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HOW Gt)C.
HOW 2 1-2C
X
HOW 12 1-2C
X
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now 38c.
now 48c.
now 72c.
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HOW 65c.
now !pl.2S
now 2.00
now 3.00
HOW 3oC.
HOW 2oC.
FOR BARGAINS
THE FROTHINGHAM
Under New Management
THURSDAY EVENING, FEB. 14,
Tua Appearance of tli
Distinguished Lecturer
and Eminent Divine,
SUBJECT "Hy Journey Around the World."
Regular prices. Sale of seata openf Tubs
day, Fob. 1., at tlie box office.
DAVIS' THEATER
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Engagement of the Jolly German
Dialect Comedian,
J. EL TOOLE
And ills Excellent Company Presenting
the Baiutif jl Scenic Comedy-Drama,
. . THE . .
FULL OF WIT AND MUSIC
ORIGINAL SONGS AND DANCES
SPECIAL SCENERY AND
MECHANICAL EFFECTS
ADMISSION, 10, 20 OH 30 CENTS
Two performances dally at S.'Sl audllip. m.
Next Attraotion-"JAY CIRCU" '
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WASHINGTON, D. C,
VIA
Central Railroad of New Jersey
WILL BE RUN ON
THURSDAY, FEB 21,1895.
Special excursion tickets from Scranton will
be aolrt gni d to go only on train leaving Hcran
ton nt. 8 SO u. m. Feb. U'lat, and tor re turu uu
any train until March -, iuoluairo.
Fire for the Broad Trip, $7 81. 'fiJitS
during tho gay acawu of the year. Through
Buirot Parlor Cur will be attached, to this
train, in which souls may be had at charge
ot Sl.il. .
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LOST MANHOOD
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vnaranKraj 10 cure or renin! int? mnrj. nw
. binala Si crvo Urala Ca., Uaa M W V
For Pale by JOHN H. -PUBLP8, Drus-
glut, Wyoming ave. aria Bpruce street.
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