-XWy f V w"' " ..--T- -r ? v. " r "n1 ( " r" - TITF- SCRANTON TRIBUNE-THURSDAY. MARCH 31. 1893. 5 SZ TRUE BILL AGAINST MRS. PALMER I Flail Rtport ot (he Grand Jury Mode Yesterday. IT WAS A VGRY BUSY SESSION Tbare Tai 524 lillli Considered ot Which Xiimbor 3B0 Wore Icnorcd. . Constable Woelkers Indicted lor Assanltlnc Comliibto MlnlfDr. Vlllono Must Anstvot Tor Prnctlclng Illognlly-.SIiorin" find District At neyAro Complimantcd. Twelve true and one hundred and fifty Ignored bills were returned by the BTand Jury yesterday afternoon, when It made Its final report and was dis charged by Judge Edwards. Amonff the true bills Is one acralnst Mrs. Nellie l'almer, charged with en ticing yountr glrla to her Iiousm for Im moral purposes. True bills are also returned against Dr. Vlllone, charged with piactlclng medicine Illegally, and against Constable Woelkers, charged with aggravated assault and battery on Constable Slink. Tho charge of libel preferred against Rev. Prank Hudor and Kdltor Daniel Iangowskl was Ignored and the prose sutor, Adam Surdel, was directed to pay the costs. Altogether at this sitting the grand ury has reported 524 bills, 135 true and S3 Ignored. Yesterday's return was as follows: To tho Honorablo the Judges of the Court of Quarter Sessions of Lacka wanna County: Tho grand inquest Inquiring In and for raid county icspectfully reports us fol lows: That wo have visited tho county Jail and are mucu pleated with the wny It Is kept. We found tho rells elcan und In pood condition. Wo found the prisoners well cared for. Wo would recommnd tho painting of the two rear porches and a new Iron gate to be substituted for the wooden one In the rear of the Jail yard. We would also recommend a now washing machlno nnd wringer. That the rounty commissioners Ehould concrete the gut ter to provent surface water from run ning Into tho basement. We extend a voto ot thanks to John It. Jones, esq., our elllcient district at torney, for the faithful and able man ner In which ho presented the evidence In tho different cases before us, and the painstaking way In which ho prepared the Indictments. We also wish to thank hlro for his courtesy und consideration shown to all the members of tho grand Jury. We would recommend that aldermen nnd Justices of tho peaco throughout the county bo more caroful In returning triv ial and petty cases to court. M. J. Lovern. Foreman. Scranton, Pa., March SO. 1S98. TRUE BILLS. Malicious Mischief Lewis Thomas: T. XT. Spanzenburg. pros. Ccorgo Miller; John Washanlskey. pros. Robbery Mike Babshock, Joseph Ko lcnda; Adam Ruechenskl, pros. Larceny and Receiving-Felix Olcskey, alias Andrew Buravitz; S. llenerilcld, pros. Larceny by Bailee Vlto Nlssla; Vln rano Curluccl. pros. Assault and Battery William Kllhy, Alice Ellby, William Cotwan; Charles A. Stanton, pros. Charles T. Wutklns; Charlotte Rumbold, prox. Keeping Gambling House-Peter Llp ovltz; Anthony Simons, pros. Enticing Minor Females for Immoral Purposes Nelllo Palmer; Thomas Ley shon. pros. Illegal Practice of Medleine-Joteph Vlllone; Rafael Fedesco, pros. Embezzlement Henry Eickhoff; M. Lang, pros. Acgiavated Assault and Battery-J. F. Woelkers; Frederick Mink, pros. IGNORED BILLS. Assault and Battery Thomas McGarry; John Cafferty, pros., to pay costs. Charles Stanton: William Ooltman, pros., to pay costs. Richard Walsh: Thomas Mangan, pros., to pay costs. James Gorman: Bridget Gorman, prox., to pay costs. P. J. Keegan; Simon Morris, pros., to pay costs. Edward Curtis; An drew Robblsh, pros., to pay costs. John Mikroskl, John Davisck, pros., to pay costs. Thomas Sisko; John Person, pros., to pay costs. Frank li. Lamberton; D. L. Jewell, pros., to pay costs. John Novarotskl; Joseph Brick, pros., to pay costs. Qeorgo Fletcher; Mary Jones, prox., to pay costs. Harry Wreavltz; Fhlllp Welbsbcrg. pros., to par costs. Ueorge Baronoskl: Joseph Bnnuach.pros., to pay costi. Michael J Qulnn; Thomas Foy, pros., to pay costs. George I'oll nanti; John Bradsdlck, pros., to pa costs. Patrick Gllgallon. Thomas Foy, pros . to pay costs. Honry Zeldler: John A. Carey, pros., to pay costs. Joseph Smith: Ella Reed, prox.. to pay costs. Wllllum Con nery, Thomas Coyne, alius Thomas Mal loy; William (i'leason, pros., to pay costs. Mrs. William Wheeler; William Adair, pros. County pay costs. Wafcsel Hutlack; George Smith, pros., to pay costs. Jacob Klleman; Annie Yakaboskt, prox., to pay coals. William Rholand; Alexander Rholnnd, pros., to pay costs. Mary Harraty; John Shaff, pros. County pay coBts. James Roach; Fiank Paster chick, pros., to pay costs. Joseph Miller; Domintck Nezlnskey, pros., to pay costs. Anthony Klgolle; Domlnlek Nezlnskey, pros., to pay costs. Daniel Carry; Wil liam Strong , pros., to pay costs. An drew Ilaratte, Magglo Haraste; Mary Dogdon, piux.. to pay costs. Francis Domino; B. Stlckley, proa. County pay costs, John Gonda, John Solomon, pros., to pay costs. John Walsh, James Dacey, William Mi-Mcholas, Frank Roblln. Ji", pros,, county pt.y costs. Mrs. Philip Dlppre: Nathan Kaplan, pros,, to pay costs. Mary King, J. C. King, pros., to pay costs, John Woytas; Martin Knap, tic, pros., to pay costs Sorara Androssl; Terdlnand Zerra, pros , to pay costs. Koto Jones, William Scott, proB., to pay costs. James Heffron; Nora Heffron, prox.; county pay costs, Thaddous Walsh; P. W. Oallagher, pros.; oounty pay costs. Frank Bhelna. Michael Ber nard; Lawrcss Drula. pros., to pay costs. Rudolph Frlem: Emll Schmidt, pros., to pay costs. Johanna Petrltus; James Bcrntskl, pros; to pay costs, Gourgo Mil ler; Amelia Washanlskey, proz, to pay costs. Rudolph Priam. Emll Schmidt, prqx, to pay costs. John Butcko, George Smith; prox to pay cast. In ill tho world there la no other treittnsnt so pur, so sweot,so safe, so speedy, for pro. serving, purlfylug,aod beautlfylug tUoslcln, scalp, tad bslr, mid eradicating every hu mor, as warm baths with Coticuiu Boar, and gentle anointings with Cimcuiu. (olut. ment), the great skin cure. (uticura la al4 litnitl th wort. Tvni Hi" ii ma umiii ik anu Vmv Csitsi. 0fct., Hi rtoyt., &un. K- 'AU At Bill, toJj m4 iiairr fit. tVERY HUMOR nJX'oA Scr.r.U !CV., BABY'S SKIN Robbery. -Jnmes Oliver; August Kroimo pros. Joseph Sullivan, Frank Willi, John Gnughi'ii; Joseph Holoman, plus. Michael Bernard, Frnnk Shelna; Law rcss Durln, pro. Julius Houti Michael Hilke, pros. Patrick AtcNnJlley, James McNnlley, John J. Stadlcr, pros. Tilly lctor; A, if. Nutting, pros, fnliio l'rctence.-,3 U. Squires: W. 11. Sweet, pros., to pa) costs. Wozaclc SzcMitko; Charles Holoman, pros; to pay costs, lsndore Glldctnan; S. V. Rey nolds; to pay costs. Martin Dcvlne; M. Goldsmith, pros; to pay costs. Annie Jorkobowkowj 8. Ilrlncrllold.pros, county pay costs. John (dllgnllon; Joheph OH ewskl, pros: to pay costs. Ftllx Olesky, alias Androw Suravltz; H. llelncrflcld, ptos; county pay costs. Perjury. Joseph Zellnsky, pros., to pav costs. Anna Bpnuldeir Ignatz Yosso, pros,, to pny costs. Albert Gromatskl: I'nler Mulllfnn, pros., to pay coats. J, P. Hunter; II. W, Mills, pros., to puy cots. Salvatoro Magnatta; Angclo Naroce, pros , to pay costs, Jnmes Keating; Mary Burns, prox.: county to pay costs. Law rcss Drula; Frank Shclma, pros., to pay costs. Thcddeus Walsh; P. W. Oallagher, pros.; county to pay costs. Larceny and Receiving. John Qllgallon; Joseph Ollowskl, pros., to pay costs. Huka Garrison; Harry Rockwell, pros., to pay costs. Michael Garllskl; S. Ilennerfelt, pros, John .Woelkers; C. W. Seaman, pro., to pay costs, lllpon Zazamboskl; Frnnk Xnlcsskl, pros., to pay costs. Will iam Culklu, Lester Adams; L. M. Graves, pros., to pay costs. Martin Nofklnskj, John Suartz; F. J. Osgood, pros. Fred Herman; Domlnlek Rowan, pros. Will iam Daley, James Daley, pros. William Daley; James Daley, pios. Michael llu dach; Martin Rodach, pros. Peter Smith; Anthony Sabas, pros, reter Alchalko; .Mike Swartko, ptcs. Michael Zerondn" Thomns Kolllnosky, pros. Frank Lo bufskl; Mlchnel Ktsh, pros. John Mat zln. Martin Kudok, proi. 1'cnrl Holmes; Theodoie D. Rich, rros. Andrew Kazlno; John Amelan, pros. Michael White; Flunk Rolillng, Jr., prcs. Jolin Sin. on; Frank ItobllrF. Jr., pros. Alaggle Thomas: Frank RoMIng, Jr., pros. Geo. Sm'th: Henry Deyle, pros. John Guroey: Joseph I'ollick. pros. Thomas Dunlavy; James Ruanc, prcs. John Zeock; Frank Laplnskl, pros. Michael Molllck; 11, I. Jacoby, pros. John Lden; l'atrlck Joyce, pros. Larceny by BMitee. Martin Marley; Thomas Zclin, pros. Felix Sterno; Peter Jerom, pros. F. M. Potter; W. Bellas, pros. Albert Buchta; Annie l'askus, prox. Mlchnel Duborak, John Korrli, pros. Mnllcious Mischief. Fnruntl Fcdelo; prox., to pay costs. Samuel Tarry, Ella Reed, pi ox., to pay costs. Andrew llur wln; Josephine Slanger, prox.; county to pay costs. John Lydner; P. W. Galla gher, pros.; county to pay costs. Joseph Frpporalla; Abraham Ilonells, proi.; count to pay costs. Defrauding Boarding House. Fiank Moornck: George Nobelsky, pros., to pay costs. Joseph Labach; August Secti, pros., to pay costs. Peter Bush; Amelia Wlshnefsky, pi ox., to pay costs. Charles Ciotos; Louts Sherr, pros., to pay costs. Selling Liquor Without License. 3al vatoro Minolta: Lorenzo Masuchy, pros., to pay costs. Vanlentlno Zrywucy; Will lam Gerke, pros., to pny costs. Lou Rus sell: A. N. Nutting, pros., to pay costs. Selling Liquors to Minors Jacob Such; George Welsel, pios., to pay costs. Nich. olas Connell; J, S. Gllman, pros., to pay costs. Violation of Election Laws. Michael Hastings, I'. J. Farrell, Thomas Reddlng ton; P. F. Dcmpsey, pros.; county to pay costs. Selling Liquor on Sunday. Philip Go gots; Fritz Marchuck, pros., to pay costs. Valentino Zrywacy; William Gerke, pros., to pay costs. Nicholas Connell; J. 8. Gllman, pros., to pay costs. Michael J. Langan: William Navln, pros., to pny costs. Jacob uch; Gcoigc Welsel, pros., to pay costs, Embezzlement. Henry L. Ncutzlt; Ar thur II. Chase, pros. John J. Scott; J. P. Reddlngton, pros. Powell Rctsko; Nunglate Salvatore, pros. Attempt nt Rape. Joseph Kominskl; Tony Kelhopsl, pros., to pay costs. John McDermott; Catharine Dorun, prox.. to pay costs. Alex Wetotsky; Anthony Ma koskl, pros.; county to pay costs. Burglary. Albert Zwlekle, Jr.; Michael 7.lck, pros. Embezzlement by Conslgnoe. Joseph Moritz, J. A. Jnnoskey; H. Goodman, pros.; county to pay costs. Keeping Bawdy House. Lou Russell; A. M. Nuttng, pros., to pay costs. Obstructing Execution of Legal Froce3.s. W. P. Wells; Timothy Jones, pros.; county to pay costs. Keeping Gaming House. Salvatore Minotta; Lorenzo Mnsuchy, pros,, to pay costs. Common Scold. Ella Reed; Samuel Tarry, pros. ; county to pay costs. Cruelty to Animals. Henry Moid; Mar tin Meehnn, pros.; county to pay costs. Negligence by Bailee. James J. Kline; L. F. Connolly, pros., to pay costs. Conducting Pawn Uroker Business Without License. Thomas Fldlor; W. D. Lawrence, pros., to pay costs. Adultery. Martin Annntaig; Frank Frofonkei, pros . to pny costs. Pointing Pistol. John Youhasz; Martin McDonough, pros., to pay coats, Cairylng Concealed U'earons. Frank Komperda; John Tlerney, pros., to pay costs. Libel. Rev. Fi.ank Hodur, Daniel Lan gowskl; Adam Surdel, pros., to pay cosh. Aggravated Atrauit and Battery. Frank Grabofski; Peter Rubleskl, pros., to pay costs. Breaking Fence Peer Bukczuskl; Stephen Kneppel, pros , to pay coses. Felonious Wounding. Frank Smith, Au gust Roth, Edward Storkvitz. Martin Mil cavitz. Joseph Dudlck, John Melesky; John Walsh, pros. Tearing Down Legal Notice, John Pin ko w; James W. Clark, pros.; county to pay costs. REORGANIZATION OP COUNCILS. It Will Occur nt Noon on Monday Next. Both branches of councils will be In session tonight, when nearly all tho business of the fiscal year 187 will be finlphed. In select council the tax levy ordi nance will bo passed on second und third readings nnd will go to the lower branch for two readings. The lower brunch will pass on two readings also tho appropriation ordinance. Unless something now unforseen happen. both brunches will udjourn io meet In the final Wff sessions Monday morning at 10 o'clock. That is the probable pro gtamme, for no gient flaws are lively to be disco veied In the few measures now on passage nnd which might necessitate meetings tomoriovv or Sat urday evenings. It Is cm ltt certain that Captain Jumei Molr, of the Ninth ward, nnd II. C. Hatton, of tho North End, will be elected president and cletk, lespectlve ly, of the lower house. They nro the unanimous choice of the Republican majority and their candidacies were endorsed In caucus. Tho presidency of the select branch Is not ua certain, Mr. Wagner (Rop.), of the Tenth ward, Is supposed to have the support of the Democrats, nnd Mr. Fellows, a Ilepubllcan. That Mr. Schroeder, also a Republican, will con tinue to stnnd in llns for Wagner Is not so certain. Good authority says Schroeder's pledge has not been finally made. If he votes for Mr. Chittenden, tho Ilepubllcan cnucus nominee, and If the latter can secure one Democratic vote, the defeat of Mr. Wagner Is as sured. The only city olllcer to be elected by councils Is a city clerk. Martin T. Lavelle, who has been selected for that position during so many years, will be unanimously ro-elected. The reorganization will occur nt noon on Monday following the final meetings and the oath of olllce of the ucw members. fBBBRl fe r lmffmwr- Am HsH,'inflMHPft ifcj4iyJBIol vve Deneve it to De worthy Our own designs are shown beside those of the world's It is Scranton and Wilkes-Barre versus the world judgment MILLINERY DEPARTMENT: SECOND FLOOff. THEATRICAL ATTRACTIONS. Tho Old Cant Tonight. The Old Coat," which cornea to the Lyceum this evening, will be Inter preted by the original Smyth and nice Comedy company, which figured so prominently In the production at the Bijou theatre. New York, In "My Friend from India" last year, where it ran for months. It is practically a whirlwind of laughter, and as nil the world loves to laugh, It Is an attrac tion capable of supplying amusement to any class of theatregoers. What Dreams .11 ny Come. "V are very slow to acknowledge now talent; we hesitated to draw aside the curtain and say, "Lo, here Is a new genius, a fresh revelation, a force or personality with which wo must reckon In thn future und tc which wo must some day yield tho first place." Yet In New York there Is very little hesitation on the part of the critics and none at all on the part of the public, who saw his superb and vir ile work a Ernest In El Gran Galeotr In pronouncing John Blulr the most highly gifted of all the younger men on the stage. Possessed of a hand some and expressive face, of u strong and graceful physique, with a voice of unusual power and richness, and with a line intelligence, there ure no heights to which he may not climb. Next season Mr. Blair will bo with Miss Marlowe. He is at preuont ap pearing in "What Dreams May Coine." which will be seen at the Lvceum to morrow night. Uiclmrds and Cnnlicld. The convincing testimonial of tho drawing power of Messrs. Ulchards and CnnPehl Is offered by the follow ing lucldtnt During the week before Christmas they were playing a num ber of one night stands in Northern New York and through the delay re sulting from tho overcrowded condi tion of the express business, n week's printing was lost. The advance agent simply put tho itgular advertisements In the local papers and passed on ahead. Of course Richards nnd Can field expected to do verv little In the towns that were left unbilled, but they were thoroughly astonished when they beheld the audiences that Welcomed them. That week's profits weio laig er than nny week for the two preced ing months. They will bo seen at tho Lyceum h?aturduy afternoon and evening. Tho Uunl Widow llrown. If you wunt to enjoy a long, hearty laugh of HO minutes go and see "The Ileal "Widow Brown," which comes to the Academy the first half or next week. It possesses tho essential vir tues of a real farce-comedy. Clean, pure, exhlllratlng and with sufficient splco of captivating songs and clever dunces to make It one of the best drawing attractions on the road. Its cardinal object Is to make you laugh; you may hava a thousand domestic and business cares, but you'll forget them for the three bourn you spend hi the fascinating company of "Tho Real Widow Brown." The Knickerbockers. In addition to tho Knlokerbocxers' grand array of talent, which appears at Mualo Hall today, besides Mike Ltonard. who will meet all comers, Air, Itable will Introduce his famous llttlo plokannlnJen direct from New Orleans. They are the smallest col ored performers ever Intmduce.d On . ,cv tho stage. See them and you will murvcl. They will appear after Mr. Charles Burke's famous Jow Cako Wtlk. showing tho difference between the Hebraic oecentriclty and a South ern pastime. Tho Knickerbockers' be gin a three days' engrement at Mu sic hall this afternoon. AVilNCU OUR UATTLESIIII. For The Tribune. Under the sun of the tropics. Our grand white battleship lay; On h(r decks our gallant sailors Kept vigil day by day. Majestic and mighty she swung there, At rtst. In a friendly port, IJeurlns; thu flag of our nation A sttel clad, sea going fort. On a mission of peace nnd friendship i-romour land, to the hons of Spain; With no thought of death or of danger. No hint of sorrow or pain. Under tlio guns of tho Castle On the waters blue of the bay Unconscious ot pending destruction secure an nncnor sho lay. Havana's harbor was peaceful With n sign of tho hidden mine. No sign of tho danger that threatened .iur oeautirui snip or tlie line. Soft o'er the waves to the westward, Tho sun had sunk from sight; While on harbor and on tho city The calm of a tropic night. On the deck of the Maine, paced the sentry Keeping watch o'er land and wnve; Below In the cabins and quarters ltested iron and oflicers brave. In their hammocks nt case some were sleeping, Or dreaming of sweethearts ut home; Somo-moro testlcss were busily writing To tho loved ones over tho foam. No thought of tho danger that threatened Crossed tho minds of our seamen brave; They accented on trust, without question, The mooring the Spanlaids gave. When u crash like the earthquake's thunder! A tlush-llke tho lightning's gleam. And our battleship Muine with her he roes Bad gone like a vanished dream. All hall to the heroes, who perished lly tho act of a trcuchrioua friend; Their menurles ever shall linger Till our nation's Ufa shall end. Let us render tho honors duo them Who died for our country's fame. Then, under tho fi.ig of freedom, Avenge our battleship Maine. Vlilt venirennre dreud on the dastarls Who rhiuned the cowardly deed Let our country's sons stand by her in wus, uer nour or neon. "Peace" Is our nation's watchword But "War" If needs must bo To uvenge our starry banner, The emblem of tho free. Let not the Kings of Wall street Our vengeance seek to stop In fenr that a war of nations Their stocks and bonds might rt-op. But down with the (Spanish ensU'ii Sot our hlster Cuba froe; Glvo to the Queen of tho Indies Tho boon of Liberty, Btrotch out to the tiny Island That nestles on our coast The helping hand ot friendship And love, ot which wo boast. Let us stop the rtilgn of blanJshed. rlturvatlun nnd of woa; Aoemial Openiog: of Sprninig HMMiraerB' Thmrsday, HarcHi Thirty-first, Friday :Im Satmirdayo April ist and edo V-'V Paris comes to New York with exquisite creations in women's headgear, and with this opening, Paris comes to Scranton an fevent in itself. But the bon marche of Paris is no longer the bon marche of the world, for American culture in design and creation vies with the French in creative genius. Thus in this brilliant display may be seen IS! l?,Qyi?.lTE CREAT'ONS OF THE LEADING PARIS MODISTES. ' JHE SillLNp PRODUCTIONS OF THE BEST NEW YORK MILLINERS. THE EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS FROM OUR OWN WORKSHOPS IN TWO CITIES. For months our Millinery Chief Mr. Edward Long has been viewing, planning, thinking conceiving and preparing for this event. Our judgment is that he has been successful. We know yours will be equally so. We can certainly promise the greatest profu sion of fashionable Hats and bonnets that this city has ever seen. Jonas Long's CEYLON AND INDIA TEA fl CHEAP article is not necessarily an ECONOMICAL one. When purchasing TEA bear this in mind. Look to PGRITY, QOALTIY and STRENGTH, rather than to a small saving in price. In Ih? end PORE, MACHINE ROLLED Tea is more ECONOMICAL, DIUKOTIONS. Take hair usual quantity. Bee water UOILH. bleep KIVK minutes, ASK YOUR GROCen FOR Ceylon Tea REFRESHING. 60e. lb. DEL'CIQUS Sold onljr in I.rml ruoltrM. Let us save our struggling sister Fiom thu heel of the Hpanbh r'oo. Then will the Maine's dead heroes Not hnvo suffered nnd died In vnln; And in helping our Buffering neighbor We'll forgot our Borrow and pain. Then will our country's honor He cleansed of the outrage given And the StaiH and Stripes above us Wave, avengQd, In the blue of heaven, H. W. Tennant. West Ilttston, Ia March 30. Out nnd Out. From the Chicago Dally News. Sometimes tho girl helps her bashful lover nut end gororstlmes It Is her fatttsr. Jamas Lome's Soinis leonaece Their First- ot us and of you. best and well they honor their position. lies with you. Finest Solderless 18k Wedding Rings. The new Tiffany Style. Wedding Presents -IN- Fine Sterling Silverware, Rich Cut Glass, Clocks, &c. Our optician, Mr. Adams, can fit all cases of defective vision. Prices very reasonable. 130 Wyoming Avj, SPRING HATS On Sale Now at Conrad's The riiller& Stetson Agency. 305 Lacka. Ave. WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF OYSTERS I'aucy Kockuways, Must Hivers, Maurice Kivcr Coves, Mill Ponds, fcc, &c. Leave your order (or IHtto l'olnts to be delivered on tho half shell in carriers, U PIERCE. PI IE Mill HAPPINESS-VS. MISERyT- Dr. Charoot's Tonlo Tablets, the (treat Par. Ulun remedy, l a guarunlred euro for tho Drink Habit; ulno nervousness and melan. cboly caused by uvertnduhcnca. It D'jtroys the Appctltt for Alcoholic and u! lntoxloutlnif llevernKn, and leaves man as he should be. It cuu be administered without the knov ledge of the patient wheio necessary. Head for pamphlet. Wis, OACIark, Ji6 Psnn Ava.. Hcttataa, r MERCEREAU CONNELL Sons. Clean Wheat The general public does not real ise what a sreat deal of pains we take to clean our wheat be fore grinding it. Every kernel is as thoroughly cleaned and -scoured by our machinery as if each one had been taken sepa rately and cleaned by some very particular housewife. "Snow White" Flour is made of this cleaned wheat. Not a speck of dirt of any kind can ever cet Into it at the null. If vou use "Snow White" you will get "the Hour that's clean." Sold by all grocers "We Only Wholesale It." THE WESTON MILL CO Scranton, Carbondsle, Olyphant. HERCULES ASBESTOS PIPE COVERING The Most Perfect Insulation. Applied by WARREN -EHRET COMPANY Contractor for Ehret's Slag Roofing, 321 Washington Aenus NEW YORK HOTELS. AAAAAAASA The St. Denis Drosdway and eleventh St., New York, Opp. Grace Church, European Plan. Room $1.00 a Day and Upwards. n a modest and unobtrusive way there ara few bettor conducted hotels In the metropolis than the St. Donls. The Kreat popularity it has srtpilred can roadlly bo traced to Its unique location, Its bomellke atmosphere, the peculiar excellence of its culstna and service, and Its Terr models ate prices. WILLIAM TAYLOR AND SON. WESTMINSTER HOTEL, Cor. Sixteenth St. and Irving Place, 'j NEW VORK. AMERICAN PLAN, $3.50 Ierl Day nnd Upwards. EUROPEAN PLAN, $1.50 Per Day und Upwards. I. D. CRAWFORD,. .. rrupneior. 1 v
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