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'HIE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-THURSDAY MOUSING, APRIL 1, 1897.
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. Misusing mails
TFOUND GUILTY OF
New Wall Decorations
for coming Season
ore now arriving frequently
We Invite the attention of
persons desiring choice covering
for their walls to see
our excellent assortmeti
of Decorative Novelties,
which will be cheerfully slon
to all callers without
incurring any obligation to order.
All grades of stock,
cxclusUc patterns,
artistic, up-to-date colorings
at popular prices.
M. NORTON,
3:2 Lackawanna Ae.
Rublnsky and Yarrowsky Convicted
United States Court.
in
WILKES-BARRE MAN NOW ON TRIAL
B
HflT m
lie Is Accust'it AIho of Using the Mnll
to Carry on a I'rnuilulcnt Scheme,
linnltcil 011 Iho Credit of Hill & Cou
ncil or This Clty--(!rcut Mnss of
Tostlmonv dithered by Inspector
Commit -- Counterfeiters IMcnri
Cullty.
SIS The Finest
jf BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
I We Ever Had in the Mill.
We
Wholesale It.
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The Weston Mill Co
DR. W. B. HENWOOD,
DENTIST
3'6 LACKAWANNA AVE.
PERSONAL.
Mr. C. M. Stneter. of Dalton, Is vlsit
ltlliB filendH In this ilt.
Mlss Julia Alton, tlio accomplished vlo
Jlnlht, Is vlsltlnit In New Yoik clt.
Ieonaiil 8. Hansfonl. of Montrose, 'i is
enteted t lit-employ of the Kejstuno 1'I.ib
ter (omiuiuy.
.Miss Heislo Fronde, of NlehoNon. s
M-dtlng her Mster, Mis. S. II. -Merrill, .'
WiiBhlnKton uvmue.
Constable T2. C. Yeoman, of Alderman
Howe's court, kaves today tor a week's
tn ut Iak WlnoU.
.Miss Lillian A. Mut thews and O. Plovd
Hunter, of 1'lttaton, spent Sunda with
Mis. Iteuben llrown, of Moscow.
.Mis. Mori la and Miss Annlo 1J. Jone,
of C4i Madison avenue, are In New Yoik
city, selecting stjles for liulles' tpilns
Knrments.
Itev. J. rcuerllcht on Sunday terminat
ed h'.s service as rabbi of the Linden
Stieet anam,su and yesterday left for
New York city, where ho will enter tho
mercantlln business. On Tuesday aftir
noou he was presented a handsome tolIc
lnjr chair by tho Sabbath school.
Mis. Lucy A. Booth, former dliector of
drawing In our public schools, left the
elt yesterday moinlnK for Uoston, whoie
she has accepted a position on tho edi
torial start or tho I'rantf Kdiicutloiul
company, at a largely lm refined suluij.
Mrs. Ilooth has been ldentllleil with the
PrangT company for over twelve yeais
and is one of their most highly estetmed
and capable Instructors.
ONE MINUTE OF FREEDOM.
A verdict of guilty wns returned In
the United States dlstilet cotiit yester
duy In the iuse aRalnst Harty Yuiiow
wky und Chutlen itnhlnsky, churned
with usIiik the mulls for .fiuudtilent
purpoies.
The ruse wan Riven to the Juty early
in the afternoon, after a clear und care
ful chaige by Judge HulIlnKton. follow
ing the iileiiM of Messrs. ComegyH und
Sutmcli fur the defense, and Mr. Halo
for the government. Mr. Comegys
asked to lmve the Jury Instiucted to
acquit Kuhlnsky, as there Vias no evi
dence to connect hint with the alleged
fiaudulent transactions let nlone
fiaudulent use of the malls. Judge
ISutllngton tefused the motion, howevei,
s.alng that Huhinsliy's raw would
hae to g'1 to the Jurj. as lie did not
propose to llsk n miscarriage of Jus
tice on mete technicalities. In trie clos
ing nddi esses the attorney for the de
fense contended that John It. Kchmltt
wus no myth, hut that he was the pilu
clpal In the opeiutlons and that Yai
lowsk and Hublnsltey weieat the best
nothing moie than -tools, YunowsUy
being an unsophisticated emploe und
Ituhlnskey an unsuspedlng fileud who
line onsc lousl loaned himself to MJine
of the opeiatlons.
Mr. Hule. after ciuotlng coiilouly
f mm the eldence to leblltt the conten
tion of the defense, pioceeded to piove
thut YunowsUy and Kuhlnsky were
themselves the jnlneluals and that
those whom they alleged Weie the
pilnclpuls weie llctitlotis pel sons,
l'ruuds of this class ure becoming moie
and moie numerous, he said, and should
be stopptd.
VllKDICT AVAS GUILTY.
The Jury was not long In llndlng a
veidlit of guiltj. As soon as It had
been lendeied Messrs. Schach und C'om
egs made formul application for a
new ttlal und ut IS o'clock Judge Bur
lington heaul their arguments. They
held that couit had erred In admitting
inelevant testimony; that the case was
not lined under the pioper Indictment,
being at the best nothing more than
a conspiracy to defraud, and that itu
hlnskey would not hne been couvlcted
hud the Juiy been able to disci Iminate
between the evidence that affected Yar
lowsky nlone. Judge Uuillngton an
nounced that he would pass upon the
motion befoie the week was over..
Joe Alpeit, who turned state's evidence,
was allowed to go free.
As soon as this cave was disposed ot
James Hill, of Wllkts-Haire, was cailed
to answer for a blinllur offense. He
wus defended by Attorney John Shea,
of Wllkes-Baire, and A J. Colhotn, of
this cltv. Assistant United States At
torney Giltllths conducted the piobu
cutlon. This is another case which 1'ostolllce
Inspc-ctoi Hugh J. Ooimnn worked up
und like Its predecessor Is an evidence
ot the tiuth of the-suing tliat when
the postollice depattinent gets after an
evildoet he might as well thtow up his
hands. The mass of evidence hi ought
out by the defense was something enor
mous and thete wasn't a missing or
weak link in the hole chain.
FOB TWO YKABS.
The transactions which are charged
against Hill hae been going on for
about two ears. The tlist step In his
alleged fiaud was to have printed a
letter head of which the following Is a
copy:
HILL & CONNBLL.
WHOLU&AUi: pMBKCHANTS.
SBU'l'BHS TO SCltAJNTON AND
AV1LKUS-UAHHK, l'A.
two voal calves. Ills bill for the eggs
was J25.74. Just before the calk's were
o'idered Weeks received a cherkfor $10S
made out to Frank Wheeler anij signed
by Hill. Thinking his check hud gotten
Into Wheeler's possession he wote Im
mediately to Hill returning th Wheel
er check and explaining the inpposed
mistake. J
"You cot tho check Just brfliro ou
sent the second shipment?" ffld At
torney drimths.
"Yes, sir," answered Wcels rather
sheepishly. I
Everybody enjoyed a laugh A the ex
pense of Weeks nnd his two vc il calves.
John H. Newcomer, of Liber y, Tioga,
county, N. Y.i Judge W. F offer, ot
Lewishurg, Union county, Pn Wesley
Bowman, of Orangevllle, 'olumbla
county, Pa.; A. D. Qlllett, of Newton,
Tioga county; C. P. Purham, of South
Valley, N. Y.; David Heshley, of New
town, Hamilton, Pa., and Gorge 12.
Illggs, of Windfall, Bradfan county,
Pa., all sent goods to Hill lat fall or
summer through representnttons he
made and none of them had k-ete'ved
the promised jemlttanee.
Station ugents Strauss, of til? Penn
sylvunlu, und McDowell, of thJ Lehigh
Valley, and United Slates Express
Agent Smith, of WHkesiBan el identi
fied Hill us the man whji had kcelved
vuiIouh ot the conslgnnents lestlfled
to by the fotegolng Vltnesste, Ad
journment wus mnde utthls stnte.
Bdwaul Uleason 0,1(1 Illimann
Blanchutd. of Osceola. Tioga lounty
pleaded guilty ot making and passing
counterfeit coins.
At tho opening ot th
ston Cleik Llndsuy an
libel had been Isstlei
steamboat Paclllc, a hoi
Ohio und Monguhelu
uppeaied to oppose theillbellan
Jones & Sons, and Judgment wus
against the libelee.
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THE MYSTERIOUS AR. BUGLE,
MUSTARD WAS VERY IJOT.
All
mornlitr ses
ounced mat u
agultibl the
plying 3i the
Ivers. Nl one
its! Jus,
Uen
llccnuso Bleht of Ills Choice
Chickens Were Stolen.
On Tuesday morning when Joseph
Mustard, of Albright avenue, went out
to visit his hennery he dlscovcted that
eight of his finest Chicks had disap
peared during the night. To state it
mildly Mustard was hot, nnd he Imme
diately started out to do some detec
tive work on his own account. He first
visited tho establishment of James
Stevens, the well known huckster.
"How Is tho chicken business to
day?" was his greeting to Mr. Stev
ens. "All right!" replied James, heartily.
"Just got a new lot In the coop there."
"Where did you get them?" said
Mustard as he discovered his eight
chickens huddled In one corner of tho
coop.
Stevens stated that ho had purchased
the fowls of two young men, Thomas
Clllles, of Park Place, and James Bren
nun, of Green Itldgo, Huts, and that he
had paid $2.80 for the lot.
Mustard claimed the chickens, which
were surrendeied und going to the of
fice of Alderman Bailey procured war
rants for the an est of the two bos,
allies and Brennan. The wntants wete
given to Constable Black who located
tho boys neur the Hardly Able breaker
yestetday afternoon.
At the appioach of the constable the
young men seemed to surmise that
something was wrong and Jumped on a.
northbound coal train that was passing
at tho time und have nut been seen
since,
SCHOOL BOARD FINANCES.
lafBBs ne
ai tlieoi
:ance, nrtt
necessary
extra school npproprl.
for 1897.
The deliberations of themommlttee
hnd no special significance, niTlhe bond
Issue has been authoilzcd by the board
of control and it Is left to tho commit
tee to only consider the apiKjrtlonmcnt
of the bond proceeds nnd report to the
board at Its next meeting.
Y. W. CBUmmAY PARTY.
ONE IN EVERY FOUR.
Its I'irst. Production on Any StngAnt
Ull !.-Burro Luit Night.
"The Mvstetlous Mr. Bugle."Mat
line Luietto Byley's lew three-ut
fane, was piesented foil the Hrst tin
mi nnv stuire at the (Irani opera hoil!
ut Wllkes-Buire lust nliht. Mrs. By
ley has In this, her laiest effoit u
diuinutle composition, eelpsed her pre
Ious woik In "Chilstopler Ji.," "The
Ameilcan Citizen" nnd hr uthtr plays
The house last night us crowded
and nt the end of the flrit and set ond
ails Joseph Holland unit Miss Annie
Bussell, who have the principal loles,
weie given enthusiastic ctitaiu culls.
The stoi of ' The MNStefrlous Mr. UU
gle" Is un Ingenious iine.it nil of situ
ations thut ure positively tnn nnd en
tltely out of the usual oiter of farces.
The dialogue is decidedly bright und
clever, and the Interesr which is
ntoiihed at the moment the curtain
llseson the llhst act Is never allowed to
lag for even an Instnnt.
TheMysteilous Mi. Hugle" Is much
on the older of the foices of "Mr. Wilk
inson's Widows," and the kind which
weie so popular five or jdx years ago.
11 Is essentially a clean play. There Is
no suggestlveness about It and while
the hunioi Is continuous and abundant
it Is not tli awn by lesortlng to coarse
ness of any kind. The pljce scoied the
biggest kind of a hit, aid when It Is
pioduied at the Acudeny of Music,
Sci anion theater goers w 11 be Heated
to one of the bilghtest and funniest
plays of lecent yeais.
The plot of the faice hi: ges upon the
act of Betty Fondncre, a ;oung woman
who Is engaged, and wholo gratify the
whim of her tlance claim to bo mar
ried and piopiletoi of a 'husband, In
order to keep the othel 'men In the
hotel whcie she Is stuvlng away fiom
hei.
The patt of Bettv Fondac-e Is as
sumed by Miss Annie Bussell and a
more delightful bit of acting Is lately
seen. Joseph Holland, who wll be te
membeted as having been at tie Froth
ingham In "A Social Hlghvayman"
last year Miares with Miss BssU the
honors of the production. The other
parts, ate in the hands of capible per
foimeis, and the entire ptodu'tlon is a
big buccess.
WILL CLOSE SATURD VY.
Committee Will Itrcommrnd JIow to
Apportion the Bond Proceeds.
The Ihi.itu e committee of the board of
contiol was In s.esslo'1 Tuesday nfter
nodii In the i Ity hull nnd engaged In
going ovif the piellmluuiy investiga
tion of uccounts piepatatoi to the uu
thoiied i.-suc (f .school bonds of $100,
000 to over the lSyC dellcleney and the
Visitors Tonight 'Will Ilccoive Pull
Vnluo Tor Their Attuuilnncc.
There will te a "birthday party" from
4 to 10 o'clock today for the benellt
of the Young Men's Christian associa
tion. Quito a handsome sum is expect
ed from lnvltntlons which huve been
promiscuously distributed nnd which
contnlns this verse:
Wo as u small favor pray don't think
us bold;
Drop herein a penny for every year old.
It the yeais of join life you're afraid wu
can tell,
A dollar In silver will do Just as Well.
With ench Invitation Is 4 small silk
bag for use In pieseutlng the blithday
money.
The party will be similar to the as
sociation's New Year reception. TJhe
board of managers will tccelvo and
there will be a continuous enteitalunieut
during certain hours In charge of the
following: Miss Agnes Bo s und Miss
Mary Davis, 4.110 to r.3l) o'clock, Mrs. B.
T.-Jayne, r..30 to 7 o'clock: Miss Flor
ence Hlchmond, Miss Kalin, Miss Jo
seph anil the Misses Bose, 7 lo S o'c lock;
Second Presbyterlnn church otchestra,
8 to 0 o'clock. Befreshments will be
served during the evening.
While Invitations have been Issued,
the officers of the ussoclntlon deslie
the attendance of any one interested in
the association's welfaie.
Is Your Urnin Tiredf
Vho Ilorsford's Acid Phosphate.
Dr. T. 1). Ci others, Supt. Wulnut
Lodge Asylum, Hnitford, Conn., sas:
"It Is a remedy of gieat value In build
ing up functlouul eiieigy und bialn
ftn ce."
One Person In P. very Pour Suffers
Pro in Piles.
About one person in every four suf
fers from some form of rectal disease.
The most common and annoying Ib
Itching plies, Indicated by warmth,
slight moisture und Intense, uncontrol
lable Itching In the parts affected.
Tho usual treatment has been some
Blmple ointment or" -salve which some
times give temporary relief, but noth
ing like a permanent euro can he ex
pected from such superficial treatment.
The only permanent cure for Itching
piles yet discovered Is the Pyramid
Pile Cure, not only for Itching piles,
but for every other form of piles, blind,
uiecuing or prottttding. tho nrsi ap
plication elves Instant relief and the
continued use for a short time causes
a permanent removal of the tumors
or the small parasites which cause the
Intense Itching and dlscomfott of Itch
Ing'plles. Many physicians for a long time sup
posed that the temuiknhle relief afford
ed by the Pyiamld Pile Cure wns be
cause It was supposed to contain co
caine, opium, or similar drugs, but such
Is not the case. A recent careful analy
sis of the temedy showed It to be abso
lutely ftee from any cocaine, opium,
or In fact uny poisonous, Injuilous
diugs whatever. Sold by druggists at
CO cents per pnekuge.
Itemovnl ofOllicc.
P. Longstieet will on April 1
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Dr. S,
remove his olllce and residence
iOC to 409 Wyoming avenue.
Arc a necessity a part o
the furniture. A room may
be furnished expensively and
a homely set will mar the en
tire effect. We have moro
than a hundred styles and
decorations. We can sell yon
a handsome set for very little
money,
Chna Ha
fiom
Liver Complalnta cured by BEKCH
AM'S PILLS.
THE KEELEY CURE
Why let your homesnd budoem ba destroy
ed through atrong drink or morphine when
roil can be our.d In four weeks at the Kley
nstitute. 78 Madison uronue Sorstttom, P.
rhe Curs Will Dear Invutliatloo.
ICTURE SALE.
ramed Pictures for Less Than Whole
sale Prices All This Week.
fi
PECK
131 Wyoming Avcimc.
Walk in nnd look around.
Cnnnry Bird P.scnpcil When the Cage
Opened Hut Wns Captured.
A woman with a bird cage In her
hand trlped on a street car rail and
fell to the pavement at the corner of
Spruce street and Wyoming Avenue
yesterday afternoon. The cage bottom
dropped out and the little yellow coated
canary flew out.
Its freedom, however, was nipped In
the bud by the hand of a gentlemun
across the way who captured the blid
on the lawn about the Hundley block.
The woman was not seriously hutt.
Dealers In new 1
and second
linnd furnltuie. '
Auction sales
attended to.
Moscow, Pa., March 1 1S97 My fath
er had an nbscess on his arm and was
advli-fd by a friend to take Hood's Sat
.saparllla. He did bo and It cuied him,
nnd we heartily recommend It.
Miss L. D. Sayer.
Hood's Pills cure nil liver Ills. Kasy
to take, easy to operate.
B
WE
SHOW
Spring styles in foot
wear to shoe-searchers.
Most of the new goods
are here. The toes on
the new shoes are not
as pointed as hereto
fore. A relief your feet
will appreciate. And
the money goes farther
than before. If you
spend it here. Come
see if this is so.
Shippers o f
eggs, potutos,
cbeese, cabbage,
onions, butter,
apples, peaches,
oranges, lem
ons, melons, ba
nanas, crauber
1 le", beans,
diled fruits,
itc, etc.
The entire remaining stock of C. B. Pratt, which was
bouVht by us last week, goes on sale today, and with it goes
all of our own stock at half or less.
For weeks we've been making up all the short lengths
and odd lots of Moulding into Frames. Cost of moulding is
all we ask for these. And to make them go faster we put in
the pictures.
Frame Etchings
How lucky for you this
happens just at moving time.
When you waiit new pictures
the most. Here's some hand
some etchings in first class
frames. Worth $2.50 at the'
least calculation. All of these
are yours this week for
59c
Sl7u 1 1'.'8, In gilt liikuies J inches wide.
SILVERSTONE,
The Eye Specialist
Who Bxainlnen tbeBjcHi'rce at nnilLnrljiv
vtuunu Avenue, over Leblisli Vulley Tick
et OlUie, Will, Alter April Klrst,
Move to 215 Lackawanna Avenue,
And Occupy u I.urgu .Space 111
II WILLIAMS HEW SHOE STORE
Where he villi lmve the nnest Optical Otllco
In the city. 111b PHIUliS for ripeetucleii, Ey
(UimseM, Artlllciul Kjes, Mutjulf lug Glumes
und Opera (llusHes will bo us ulwuys, VURY
LOW. Htecl Flumes fiom l!5c to 1.0(.
Aluminum, 75c. to $1.76. Filled; 'iOO.
Silver, S'-'.OO. Uold l'rumcs, 8U.GO. Aquu
CrjHtul Lenses, 60c. Pebble Ubvmefi, 1.0U
to S'J.oo. We replace old lenses und Holder
flumes on short notice.
I
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410 Spruce St.
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(IU.OAD LOTS A Sl'IXUAI.TV.
Telephone culls:
Ceutial Hullroad of New Jersey 152.
Lehigh Vulle Hulhoud IRwJ.
l't'imsyhuiila Railroad 2512.
CAHLOAD LOTS A SPECIALTY.
Any person from a distance vv ho
vvunted to uHceitaln the credit of Hill
fl. Council, furniture and produce ilenl
eif, of Soianton and Wllkes-Haire,
would upon consulting Dun's teportH
Manually confuse the Wlllces-Hiure al
leged fakirs with the inlluentlnl and
substantial firm of Hill & Connell, of
this city. The Wllkes-Uarre Connell
Is a myth, or ut least he can't be found,
although tho government has made
rigid Inquiry for him.
HIt,t. WAS ARItKSTKD.
About a year ago complaint was
made to the postollice department
against Hill & Connell and 1 1 1 11. who
was the only one of the film that could
be found was placed under attest. He
was teleased on $500 bail and Inspec
tor put to work hunting up evidence
against him. He was unaware ot his
being watched and continued, it Is al
leged, his ctooked woik. Last month
he was atraln arrested and tills time
held In $5,000 ball. After his Hist ar
rest he discarded his partner, Connell,
and proceeded to do business as James,
SLccesior to HIM is. Connell, Just what
klud of business he did la best evi
denced by the testimony of the fol
lowing witnesses:
n. L. Swaitwood, of Tunkhannock,
had correspondence with Hill and In
consequence thereof sent him eight
tubs ot. butter for which he was never
paid, .
John Tracey, farmer nnd produce
merchant, of Townsend, Schuyler coun-
ay, N. Yv saw a cltcular sent out by
Hill givlnr prices for furm produce and
opened up a correspondence with him
which restilted In his shipping Hill
seven tubs xf butter for which he has
not yet been paid.
V. U. Qregiiry, lumberman, merchant
and farmer of Schuyler county, N. Y.,
received a lelter from Hill and after
an exchange o( epistles sent him three
shipments ot butter and eggs. Al
though he went to Wllkes-Barrc last
June and had &n Interview with Illll
he Is still out the price of his butter
und eggs,
If, Weeks, of Freeman, Steuben coun
ty, N. Y., ran acrois one of the Hill cir
culars which were scattered broadcast
through lower New York Htate and he
Is out the prico of 21 dozen ot eggs and
Art Loan Exhibition Continued Until
Thut Timr.
Owing to the demand of the people
geneiall for a continuance of this ln
teiesting exhibition the managers of
the Green Hldge llbruiy Aave decided
to keep the collection opn to the pub
lic until the end of the Aeek and vis
itors to the looms wll be admitted
fiom 10 a. in. until 10 p. in.
Satin duy evening wll positively he
the last opportunity of levvlng the tol
lectlon ot heiiutiful (paintings, old
books and cuilos whlh, with much
cure and pains have) been gatheted
fiom the homes of oJ townsmen and
uli who have ;iot 1 el paid a Mslt to
the boatd of trade ifjins should cer
tainly do so, being asslied they will not
nnlv be well lepaldkn pleasure and
niotlt. but in the onJlousness of help
lug a desei v Ing cuu
Dining the past twi dais many new
urtlcles lmve been aided, one of vv hlch
is an old Spanish chlik from the I.ady
Montempleoolleetloifaiid wotn In luN
by Lole Fullei.
ANNUAL CLOSI
They Will II r Hold
Tomorrow Night.
a EXERCISES.
nt the V. 31. C. A.
le programme that
the second annual
the John Raymond
I Training In the
Tho following Is
will be lendei-ed u
closing esercKcs oil
Institute of Man u
Young Men's ChtlAlun association to-
luonow right
1. Ovetture J...linpeilal quartette
Pravei.
3. Vocul duet ...Mle Sands and Jordan
4. Heuort of -euucuthnul dliector.
vv. it. mien
Mr. Hoasermun
Unframed
Pictures
A lot of several hundred,
among which ate some soiled
ones, have been buuehed to
gether for quick selling
Water color Reproductions,
artotypes and French color
types. All of igoodly size.
Choice this veej:
5c
Pastels
You should have seen our
picture department last night.
Six men at work busily re
marking and arranging stock.
'Twas midnight before they
quit. The fruit of their labors
is offered you today in bar
gains such as these. Hand
some pictures 16x20 inches in
size in white and gold frames,
some etchings, some pastels,
worth $2.00 for
48c
Fine Etchings
In narrow frames, for you
who love the beautiful in art.
These are perhaps the least
showy of the lot. But the
value's there just the same.
25c to $1.00
Oil Paintings
At about one-quarter their
value. In handsome gilt
frames. It's hard to partic
ularize when bargains are so
plenty. But this much we'll
say, 3'ou've never seen
such prices on fine pictures
since there's been picture
stores in Scranton.
Thousands
Upon thousands of pictures
here for your picking. Should
you see a fine picture in the
store that has not been espec
ially reduced, this much we'll
say: On any lot not marked
or mentioned as a special bar
gain we'll allow you a discount
of 25 per cent, from any price
ever asked before. Cost cuts
no figure in the figure cutting.
THIELE
School of Music, 520 Spruce St.
Mrs. Katharine Thiele,
Voice Training, Solo Slnglnj '
Ernest Thiele, j
Violin, -Piano, 'Cello ensemble. Iioth
teachers at celebrated Scharwejika
Conservatory, New York. Also other
competent teachers engaged. Mr. Thlela
is the sticccsbor to the late
HERR KOPFF.
WE haveC
Every facility for doing
GOOD work.
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NO CHARGE if We Don't
Suit You. .
TRY US.
REXFORD'S, 3p3 Lackawanna Ave
THE
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OPENING
Saturday, April 3d, and Monday, April 5th. Music by Bauer's Orchestra
Saturday Afternoon and Evening.
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' 8. M. Hard, HtaU tteeretary I'enn-
nylVJUU Yountt Men's C'Jirls.
tlan uswx'lutlonu.
7. Annoiinceinnts unl award of pilzes
(six KOld inlzes it S eaeh),
I'retUdent A. W. Dickson
8. llcnedlctlon.
9. Inspection of ejchlUt of studentB'
work. In Itecemlan hall.
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To Curo n Cold in One Uny.
Take laxative Brpmj Quinine Tablets.
All aruERISls reiunq win inuiicjr n. ti
fails to cure. 25 ents.
REIvfoVED.
STAR PMM
TO 331 jf
CIIAS. WAGNER,; House and Sign Painter
DRESS GOODS. TAILOR JADE SUITS.
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We will make a grand display of
the latest styles in SILKS AND
DRESS GOODS. Many new pat
terns and shades will make tlieir first
appearance in our store Saturday.
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mute Cheerfully iKiiriUhed. Vulentlne'
lteudy Mixed l'ulnU,onMr the lieat lu mut
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vale.
VurnWIwK, Kiuintfr, UrutliM, etc, fur
331 AOtmi vvenut, scranioo.
You will not be urged to liuy.
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We expect to make this depart
ment the center of attraction by show
ing a complete new stock of Stylish ,
Garments:
WASH GOOD
Ladies' Suits,
Separate Skirts,
Shirt Waists,
Ladies' Jackets,
Ladies' Capes,
Children's Suits,
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Qn Saturday we open a new line
of Wash Goods, which, we feel sure
will be the finest assortment found in
the city:
Organdies, Percales,
Dimities, German Lapets,
Tambours, Tissue Brode,
All bliades of Interlialngs to match,
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ALL ARE INVITED. Come, in
spect our goods, see the beautiful
plants and flowers aud listen to tbe
exquisite music. We will make you
welcome.
MEARS So MAGEN
263817 415, 417 Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton, Pa.
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