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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-FRIDAY. APRTL 29. 1S98.
AWFUL WORK
OF POWDER
Terrible Explosions Com
pletely Wreck the
Atlantic Mills.
SIX WORKMEN ARE KILLED
Four Others Are Seriously if
Not Fatally Injured.
THE PLANT A JIASS OI" HTJINS AND
ALAHGB AMOUNT Or AMMUNITION
HEADY FOR SHIPMENT TO THE
GOVERNMENT SUPPLY STATIONS
19 DESTROYED-BODIES OP THE
VICTIMS TKItniBIiY MANGLED.
THE EXPLOSION THE RESULT OP
CARELESSNESS OF A SMOKER IN
ONE Of THE PACKING ROOMS.
Enston, April 28. The town of.
Dover, In Mori Is county, N. J., nnd tho
country within a mdlus of 20 miles
va3 startlid this nttcinoon by a ser
ies of tcrrllle explosions, the llrst of
vhlch occurred ut 2 10 o'clock. The
explosions oieuireil in the Atlantic
Powder company's works nnd the
plant Is now a complete mnss of ruins.
Six workmen weic killed and four
others were seriously Injured, homo
probably fatally. Their remains luie
not yet been recovered.
The works were situated In an Iso
lated spot seven miles out In a rough
country from Dover. Theie were ten
buildings in the Kioup and all hac
been destroyed. Tho Hist explosion oi
Linrcd in one of tho packing houses,
cuus?d, it Is thought, by a tmaik from
tho pll'f of a eaieless binoKer. The
concussion sot off tho explosives in
nno'Iier picking hous nearby. Debils
and burning Umbels of the u locked
buildings were i an led high Into the
air and fell In a shower oor the re
nin inlng buildings, setting tire to tho
mi. n factory and the other flo paek-
-f. houses and the two shell houses.
In a l-'ef time the explosives In these
buildings wciu set off and left death
nnd destitution in their wake The
works have been luiming night and
l.i V tinning out tush ordets for the
1 'nited States government and a huge
ii mount of ammunition icadv for ship
ment was btored in the packing house.
This vith all other explosives was
completely destroed.
TERRIBLE SCENES.
The scene presented at the place was
most Urilble. People who felt tho
shocks and saw the flames of the burn
ing structures flocked to the place
from miles around but could lender
no aid to the injured. The people were
tenifled and held back in constant
fe.ir of other explosions. A few men
who weie In the buildings managed to
escape and they ran about the coun
li v bewildered. They could give no
Intelligent account of the cause of the
explosion. 'When the wives and rela
tives of the employes of the factory
nppioached the burning buildings the
scene was moot he.u trending. The
women tore their hair and ran about
in it pitiable mannei.
It was near B o'clock before the
ruins had cooled off sutllciently to be
approached and before the onlookeis
could be induced to go near the spot.
The bodies of tho lead were houl
bly m.inglid. The head was missing
from some, while here and there lav
lesless and aimless trunks. Mnny of
the injured weie cut and maimed so
badly that some of them cannot iocov
ei. The loss cannot be learned at this
writing. The dead nro:
M.FRED PARRK'K.
WILLIAM ST I .MIT.
I'ASPEIt RAY
DAVIll SCIIHER.
WILLIAM HAYCOCK.
ELIAS ABERS.
All the killed weto mairied and have
families.
AS SPAMARDS VIEW IT.
Translation ol u Dispatch Sent to
Madrid by a orrexpiiiiilrut
Washington, April 28. Following Is
a ttunslation of a cable dispatch sent
by Senioi Julio Gonzales y Alba, cone
spondent at Washington of the Madtld
Imparrial-
"The United States hesitates to fight;
'its waiting policy" is due to tlrnialtv. Its
tlret hoveis around the shores of Culu
and moves up and clown the Ame'icnn
coast, doing no greater damage than
heie and there tho capture of a defence
less merchantman. Tho reason for this
Is that tho American government Is net
prepared to light. It was not thought
that Spain would offer any real resist
ance. The press of this republic nun mis
led tho populnco us to the power re
sources and mllUarj vlrtuos of tho Span
Isll people
"Tho only powder mill on tho American
continent capable of producing smokeless
powder has been destroied Thus the
Americans have no way of teloidlng th"lr
heavy ordnance, as black or blown pow
der cannot bo used cffectlvelj.
"Then tho States which wero counted
on to furnish tho men for the wor are
themselves handicapped by threatened In
dianuprlsli'Ks. The regular army has been
vvlthdiawn and tho savages huvo already
taken the warpath. In the states ot
Ohio, Illinois and Iowa the citizens have
already been called out to protect their
western frontiers from the raids of tho
wild men.
"In the District of Columbia the militia
guard has refused to serve. The guard
was ordered out by the president, and
when It discovered that It was to go Into
camp and drill, for war purposes It dis
obeyed tho ofllcers and returned to tho
capital,
"The fifty millions of dollars voted for
the war have not been collected, and n
bill Is now before the congress providing
means to borrow money with which to
fight Spain.
SHAW MURDER TRIAL
Clmrnctor nnd Other Defense W lt
nesr Are ('ntled.
Camden, N, J April 28. The defense
In the Shaw murder trial continued cal
ling witnesses todny. Foster SCane, nn
uncle of tho defendant, testified thnt
lie urgtid Shaw and threatened to use
force to prevent him from golns to
the hospital where his mother wai dy
ing. Dr. C. G. Hall 6aw Shaw on the
night he made a Btfttement to the pros
ecutor and eald the prisoner was In
fiich a nervous state as to he irrespon
lble for anything he might say,
Undei taker li. M. Burrell, who buried
the murdered woman, said Phav fell
in a half faint over his mothor'H form
nnd was led away by the police before
he had an opportunity to kiss her,
ns he had already done his .Tond
lnothcr. Howard Ross, n railroad flagman,
paw two suspicious looking characters
hanging about tho Shaw house the
night of tho murder. Frank McCor
mlck corroborated Ross.
The afternoon vva3 largely taken up
with the testimony of acquaintances of
Shaw, who testified to his good chaiac
ter. Argument by counsel will be
heard tomorrow when the case will go
to the Jury.
IRON AND STflEL MARKET.
Uuccrtnlntv li Keeping llnck Trndo
Operations in the Eum.
Pittsburg, April 23. The iron and
steel market remains about as It was
Inst week, but those conditions are
more pronounced. War preparations
have overshadowed everything in the
way of business, and the latter has
been practically left to take care of it
self, while all attention is given to ..ic
one topic of tho day. In all lines of the
market there is more hesitation shown.
Consumers provide only for present
wants, as the uncertainty of the effect
of a conlllct is holding back both sides
of the market. Locally, the most Im
portant development of the week was
the agreement of the valley pig lion
producers to close down all furnaces
for SO days during tho coming tlnee
months. This agreement Is backed by
a stiff forfeit and it Is the general Im
pression that this move will befoie
long luive a decided effect on the mar
ket. At all other points the situation
appears to be about the same.
In the east the uncertainty Is keep
ing back trade operations. Buyers,
however, have the best end of tho
market, but big orders ate expected
soon. Piesent business Is disappoint
ing. At New York and Philadelphia
tho pig iron market Is quiet. There
are good piospects In Bessemer billets.
Manufactured lines are quite slow and
Philadelphia bais are so low that the
smaller mills nie being crowded out.
Sheet iron makets are again busy, and
the tin plate mills are rushed. Chica
go leports trade conditions unchang
ed, with consumption lnige, but great
hesitation In orders. Pig Iron Is hardly
as dull as it was, but bars ate not so
active. Tho plate mills are kept busy
and the demand for structural Is fair.
A fairly good business In pig Iron is
bolng clone at Cincinnati, with pi ices
of finished m.iteilal well sustained.
The western sheet mills aie well em
ployed. At Cleveland all branches of
the market are quiet, and In the
Wheeling market the purchases being
made aie for immediate use.
SPANIARDS TIRED OF WAR.
Itomnrknblc InditTorrnco Discoiered
lv Poul iii-v lligelou.
Southhampton, April 28 Poultney
Bleelow, the American writer and liur
nilist, left for New York on the Kaiser
Wllhelm del Gros'o today to enlist in
the c avail j He has just returned from
Sp iln and said:
"The dtmonstiitions aie limited to a
few largo cities Madrid, Barcelona and
Cadiz and are little mine than a pop
ular explosion of the mlnoiity, the con
stituted government officials and others
being afraid or huvlng their lojalty
questioned.
"While crossing the peninsula I was
In constant intercourse with every class
of Spanlaid. Including soldiers bound
for Cuba. Throughout mv three-weeks'
tilp I was dally struck by the absence
or Interest in the question of the hour.
The poor people aie sick of the Cuban
war, and do not care ,i rap for Cuba.
Theie is no evidence of public excite
ment which animated Got many on the.
eve of the war with France
"Fiom conversation with Senor Cas
tehir I LT.ithered that the lepnbllcans
will Foon d?aln come to the front and
le-eleet him ptesldcnt"
PORTO RlCO AWAITS INVASION.
Spani-li Islnnders Are ViixIoiih ns to
Uncle Snii' Vttv
St. Thomas, Danish West Indles.Aprll
2S. Advices from Porto Rico show that
the Spanish colony Is awaiting inva
sion. Having called heie for war news, the
Spanish steamer Paulina, from Barce
lona, for Fan Juan de Potto Rlco.loaded
with n goneial cat go, will remain
Madrid, Apill 2S Today's dispatches
fiom the governor general of Poito
Rico say the war enthusiasm there is
inci easing Two volunteer battalions
have been formed for the defense ot the
colony.
white caps whip a woman.
Pursuit ol n C own rill) (inns, Who
May lie Lynched
Sylvia, Ky., April 2S A band of
white caps visited the house of Mts.
Mni Biumltt early yesteiday morning,
diagged her from her home, and, after
tcailng off her clot mhj, beat her so
brutally that she wl'l ill, The gutig is
believed to be com! ored of moonshin
ers, against whom Mrs Brumitt Is said
to have lodged Information.
A posse has been formed, nnd, If her
assailants are caught, a lynching will
result.
FIRES RAGINO NEAR HAVANA.
Clout J'orests Ablaze Vicing the Const
ut ( ',bii.
Key West, Pin., Apt 11 28 Four great
fires evidently burning forests ex
tending all the way fiom a point near
Matanas City to within four or five
miles of Havana, wero i aging ulong the
lino of the Cuban coast yesterday.
The largest of these, as seen from the
American blockading fleet, was evi
dently very close to the town of Gun
abe, which Is situated about four miles
back fiom the eea on a llttlo river, or
about twelve miles from Havana,
Muy He n paiiih spy.
New Orleans, La , April 2S Tho gov
ernment engirecr olllcer at Port Eadb has
arrested a man believed to bo a Span
ish spy. He guve his unmo as Join
Walsh and his homo Now Orleans. Sev
eial undeveloped films and maps de
serlptivo of tho river and government
works at Port Eade were found on him.
Tho man has been held pending tho ac
tion of the army authorities.
KiiNtorn I.i-rtKiiH.
WIlkes-Barre. April 2S. The opening ot
tho Eastern league base ball season In
this city between Wllkes-Barro nnd Ro
Chester was postponed on account of rain
and cold weather
Cure all liver Ills, bilious-
Pills
pen, headache, sour stom
ach, Indigestion, constipa
tion. Tlirr act eaillr, with
out rain or gripe. Bold by all druwliti. 39 canti.
TU calr l'llli to tain with JJood'j tamparllU.
Hood's
THE SAD PLIGHT
OF PORTO RICO
Martial Law li Enforced In a Tyranni
cal Manner.
THE CAPITAL ALMOST DESERTED
BY CIVILIANS-ACTPVITY IN PRE
PARNG DEFENSES-AN AMERICAN
SUOAR ESTATE PLUNDERED-TIIQ
' BRITISH CONSUL ASKS HIS GOV
ERNMENT TOR A WARSHIP-DAN-GER
APPREHENDED FROM INCOM
PETrNT VOLUNTEERS.
St. Thomas, West Indies, April 2Si
Porto nienn advices received hero to
day say that four Spanish gunboats
aiu at San Junn de Porto Rico. They
fro being painted black, or possibly
cir.rlc gray.
Martial law has been proclaimed In
Porto Rico, and it Is beinr enforced In
n tyrannical manner. Crowds of peo
ple nro leaving for the interior, the
capital Is almost deserted by the civ
ilian population, and the roads lead
ing from San Juan de Porto lllco are
now presenting a remarkable appear
ance. Household goods, In carts, wag
ons or other such means of convey
ance, are to bo seen everywhere, the
people di ending tho rigors of a siege
nnd the dnngers of a bombardment of
tho capital by a United States fleet.
The military authorities are most
actively engaged in preparing for the
defense of tho Island. Thirty-four
torpedoes have been planted In the
main channel. In addition, an old
stenmshlp has been sunk across the
harbor entrance, the buoys In the
channel have been altered, and, from
Mondny last, after the news of the
blockade of Havana reached there, ac
companied by n leport that the Cuban
capital had been bombarded, all the
lights were ordered to be extinguished
ut night.
The French residents, when these
advices left San Juan de Porto Rico,
were seeking refuge on board the
Fieneh cruiser Admiral Rigault de Ge
noulllv. AMERICAN ESTATE PLUNDERED
An American sugar estate, it is an
nounced, was plundered after the ic
ccipt of tho news of tho declaration
of wir between Spain and the United
State" The BiltWh consul at San Juan
do Porto Rico, who has charge of
Amoilcan Interests, has cabled to his
govetnmen lcquesllng a British war
ship to bo sent to that poit.
I 'anger Is apprehended from the ln
cc mpctent and youthful volunteers of
Porto Rico rI hey are armed with
Mauser rif'es dnd aie displaying con
siderable war enthusiasm.
Arerlbo B.iv, on the west coast of
th- island, has been planted with tor
pedoes from the signal station to a,
point about one mile west of it. There
aie many Spanish volunteers hero and
en tin ir wav to Porto Rico.
Spanish steamers landed at Mayag
uez, seventy miles fiom San Juan do
I orto Rico, on Wednesday, a quantity
of arms and ammunition, and there
was a similar landing or supplies at
Fan Juan do Porto Rico on Tuesday.
Besides this, aliout G.000 tons of piovl
sions weie landed at San Juan de Porto
Itlco on Sunday last
The w alehouses of Porto Rico are
pronounced to be full of provisions, nnd
the :pitish iiuthoiitfes say they can
stand n siege of two months.
All tho coast lights have now been
oidnred to be extinguished.
No I'nited States warships are known
to be in the vicinity of Porto Rico.
COMMISSION FOR WOODFORD.
Will Do Appointed lnjor-Genernl In
olunteVr rmr.
Washington, Apill 28. Senator Piatt
saw the president today in behalf of
Slew ait L. Woodfoul and Colonel Fred
D. Grant, both of whom desire com
missions in the volunteer army. The
ptesldent is understood to have prac
tically promised to give General Wood
ford a commission ns major general
nnd Colonel Grant a commission ns
brigadier.
Hon Melvln Glgsby, attorney gen
eral of South Dakota, will be appointed
to command one of the cowboy regi
ments authorised by the volunteer
army bill He hud large experience as
a cavalry odlcer during the Civil war.
SHENANDOAH SAFE.
I'ho American Mup Arrives nt Liver
pool. Liverpool, April 23. The rour masted
Anierii an ship Shenandoah. Captain
Muiphy. from San Francisco, reported
to have been captuied by the Spanish,
anlved heie safely this afternoon
The tug Pathlln met the Shenandoah
off the south coast of Ireland and
towed her to Point Lynns for tl.500,
as tho commander of the Shenandoah
was unwilling to risk her being inter
cepted. Her cargo owing to e ad
vance in the pi Ice of wheat Is worth
$2:0.000.
FIRST VOLUNTEbR COMPANY.
Honor Belong to Heavy Artillery ol
(nxncliilHe!ti.
Boston, April 2S. The Tlrst Regi
ment, M V., heavy artillery, compris
ing twelve t batteries. Colonel Charles
Pfaff, of Boston, commanuing, Is the
first regiment In the country ordered
Into service since hostilities between
Spain and the United States began.
I'rnnni Ivmiihi I'nuioiiM.
Wasnlngton, Apill 2. The following
Pennsylvania pensions havo been Issued:
Increase James U. Huist. Mount Pleas
ant, H2 to $14. Reissue Special April 19,
Charles T. Knight, Tiout Run. Li coming,
JO. Supplemental Sohra J. Ganger, Leo
ray svlllo, Bradford, $.!.
BASE BALL.
ffntloiml Lentrue.
CHAMPIONSHIP RECORD.
W. L. Per.
Cincinnati T 2 .773
Baltimore. 2 2 .711
Chicago 5 3 .lj
Plttsbiig 0 4 .OKI
Brooklyn 4 3 ..'.71
Boston S 4 ,'JM
Clevelund 5 r. .1.0)
Philadelphia 4 4 ..'W
New York , a s .375
Washington 2 S .'.SO
Louisvillo 3 S .273
bt. Louis 1 7 .1-3
At Cleveland R.II.H.
Cleveland 00030000 03 S 4
Cincinnati 0 2 0 0 I 2 0 0 5 7 0
Batteries Wilson and O'Connor; Brelt
enstetn and Peltz. Umpires McDonald
and O'Day.
All other National loaguo names post
poned on account of ruin.
All Atlantic lea cue ball gumes sched
uled for today wero postponed on account
of ruin.
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Silks and Dress Goods
At a Reduction
On account of the inclement
weather we have had in the
early part of the week c shall
repeat the oiTer made last
Monday in our dress goods de
partment. The following item;,
are all at very special prices and
cannot be duplicated anywhere
else for the same money:
50c Wash Silks, extra quali
ty, exclusive designs, "ycn
special Jz-
75c All-Silk Rhadame, Afn
special TyC
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Gros Grain Silks, sped
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41) cent Spring Dress "Qf,
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50c all ool Cover -3
Cloth, special O 1 C
18c plain and fancy r
Dress Goods, special. . .
Ladies' and Children's Underwear
Special drive in knit underwear for the spring and summer at
prices that spe.ik volumes for the method with which we do busi
ness here. Read this price list :
Swiss Ribbed Vests
At a Great Bargain
Infants and Misses' summer
ribbed csts, spec- o-,
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Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests,
suitable for spring and a
summer wear, special...
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests,
fancy shell stitching, spring and
spedar..1.5: fOr 25C
Men's Furnishing Goods
jSr, for Negligee
'&' 50c Shirts
Nothing better was ever offer
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else. They are regular 5c
shirts, have collars and cuffs at
tached, and arc perfectly laun
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Pole and Brass Trimmings Free
With Every Pair of Curtains Sold
Unusujl value in the curtains in first place, a better quality
than you cm get elsewhere for the sam money; and then we
give you the necessary pole and brjss trimmings without any ad
ditional charge, no matter what price curtains you may be buying,
lust note the following as eximples in curtain-selling :
R 1 C( Value for 59c Nottingham Lace Curtains,
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pole and trimmings complete, worth 2
Kl 9C Value for 79c Nottmgha
P 1 ,XU thread net
thread
pole and trimmings complete, worth 25c more
$1 '-iO Value fbr 9SC Swiss Curtains, with ruffle, better
-' oualitv than offered elsewhere for a
1 Gin value lor 9!c bwiss
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similar price, ours being worth $1.25 per pair, with pole ron
and trimtrings complete, worth 25c more, . . .OC
Cottage Rods Today 19c
The rods we will sell today
at this price are the regular
25c kind. White enamel- j q
ed and very special at. . "
Best Sash Rods
In the Market for 7c
Beware of flimsy rods. Some
stores offer rods of a quality
that is not commendable
Our rods arc substantial and
rigid. Besides they extend to
4 inches. If the rods offered
at other stores are worth ioc,
then ours are worth 15c, being
that much superior in quality.
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Dress Ginghams
ioc grade dress ging
434c
hams, special
Apron Ginghams
6c grade apron ging
ham, special
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Outing Flannel
5c grade, white out -y
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Sateen Prints
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Absolutely the Newest
In Spring Hillinery
At a Big Saving
Remember, that Friday is
also a very good day for attend
ing to your millinery wants.
You avoid the rush which is im
perative on a Saturday, and you
may depend upon the most lib
eral attention.
Our immense line of seven
and eight dollar hats at the phe
nomenally low price of $3.98
and ?4q8 is gaining widespread
attention. In order to make a
reputation for these hats we
have marked them at prices that
barely cover the cost of material.
Hundreds of hats here to pick
from at range of prices that ex
tend from $.00 to $16.00, all of
them very fine examples of mil
linery skill.
Other Things
The last of the lot of Un
trimnied Straw Hats that c
bought at such a great sacrifice,
hats that are actually worth
from 25c to $1. Friday -t r
Trimmed Walking Hats, a
few more of that lot of $1.00
hats of which we had such
a quantity, to close "yr
Jersey Ribbed Vests
Low neck and no sleeves,
trimmed w 1 1 h
3 for 25c
1 no sleeves,
2 for 25c
ribbon
Low neck and no sleeves,
ribbon trmv
ming
High neck and long sleeves,
ig sleeves,
i2y2c
s u in in e r weight,
extra value
High neck and long sleeves,
lecves,
19c
ven h n e quality,
special
for
Linen Collars
No use paying 15c or more for
Men's Linen Collars when you
can get a four-ply collar here for
about half A new sh.pment of
all the latest shapes just re
ceived. double
59c
double
79c
net, worth 75c, with
25c more,
,im Lace Curtains,
net, worth $1.00, with
uirtams, with ruttie,
Six Pounds f.,? Pil'ows
Very Special 98c Pair
More of these received late
ly. Size 20x26, best ticking,
and very good feathers, qo
worth $1.50 per pair... VOL.
Chenille Table Covers
$1.00 Value for 69c
These covers come to us as
they may never come again.
They are a yard and a half
square, and arc exactly the
same that you would pay one
dollar for if you were buing
them in some other gCr,
store. While they last. O9C
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CARPETS. WALLPAPERS
WILLIAMS &
SPRIN6 HATS
On Sale Now
at
Conrad's
The
riiller& Stetson
Agency.
305 Lacka. Ave.
le
If your Umbrella is broken,
do not borrow your neighbors,
lie may need it, and if he
does, aud you have it, just
think what he might say.
Bring the broken one to us
aud we will help you retain
your friends by fixing it for
you.
Florey & Brooks.
Opposite Court House.
211 Washington Avenue.
THE
NlOOSiC POWDER CO.
Rooms 1 and 2, Com'lth BTd'g.
SCRApJTON, CX
Mining and Blasting
POWDER
Made at Mooslo and Kustidulo Workt
LArLIN & RAND POWDER CO'S
ORANGE GUN POWDER
I'leetrlc Batterlei, Electrio Kxploderj,
lor exploding blasts, safety Hiso and
Repauno Client Co's
mail
UXI'LOSIVBS
FOR SALE
Boilers, Engines and Machinery
We will sel ym Now or econrt-Ilnnd.
We will Hell you now or take ild In e
cuaiue, or we will runt you aujtliln; vein
wnnt In the Machinery I.tne. Spot Cash
pal.l forbcrttp Iron aud Metals
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709 West Lackawanna Avenue.
H E KEELEY, Mgr. Telephone, 3915
HERCULES
ASBESTOS PIPE COVERING
Tho Most Perfect lusulatlon.
Applied by
WARREN-EHRET COMPANY
Contractors for
Ehret's Slag Roofing,
jji Washington Avenue
At Pierce's Harket This
Horning
Turkeys. Due Us, Chickens anil
llidllcrs, Green Pcus. Tonmtncs,
Cucumber.-., Cauliflower. New
Mcctb, New I'otutouH, Celery, Kail.
Islies, Omons, Lettuce, Aspara
us". etc., etc.
Taney Strawberries and Fruits
Please leave orders aa early as
possible to insure early delivery.
LADIES
Clean your Kid Olovea with MUiLKH'H
(U.OVKiNE. Fomttleonlyby Meara A Ha
Ken, headquarter! for dreised uud undressed
fcld slovea In all the mod dcilrahle ahades.
Some one has said, "Style is thj
dress of thought." DoVou realize
when one visits your home hovi
the furnishings tell the character oj
the occupant? In one home yoij
will find ordinary inoffensive styles,
that's the "thoughless" buyer. Iq
another hideous colors and wom
dcrful designs. That's the "cara
less" buyer. In another dainty,
graceful designs, harmonious coh
ors, the work of artistic people.
Which will you choose ?
Wc Arc Headquarters Tor New,
Novel, Artistic Carpets and Dra
pcrlcs, Exclusive, Choice, Prli
vate Designs In Wall Tapers and
Interior Decorations.
McANULTY
OF SCRAN1M
Special Attention Given to BuuU
nchs and Personal Accounts.
Liberal Accommodations Ex.
tended According to Balances and
Responsibility.
3 Per Cent. Interest Allowed on
Interest Deposits.
Capital, -Surplus,
UndiYided Profits,
$200,000
350,000
79,000
WM. CONNELL, President.
UENItY HELIX, Jr., Vice Pres.
WILLIAM II. PECK, Cashlc
The vault ot titis bank is pro
tcctcd by Holmes' Electric Pro.
tcctive System.
NEW YORK DENTAL PARLORS
"TGBTH MADB PERFECT."
0RI3MT0RS OF PAINLESS 0E.1TISTRf.
We have all the latest discoveries (or alle
viatlng pain.
We extract teeth, fill teeth nndnpplr cold
crown nnd bridge work without the least
particle of pain, by a method patented and
used by us only. NO CHARQB for palnlovt
eztractlnE whoa teeth are ordered.
KSseS'
Full Set Teeth, $5.00.
We guarantee a fit.
Gold Crowns, S3.00.
Another work at proportionately lowprloei
uu-uoiu crowns ana linage worn
Srtclaltv.
Ilrttnfr thnnlrlest nnd lnrfreit dental narlors 1
In the world, we are no well equipped that allj
worlc done bv us Is the hot to be had. Our
o erntlons are positively palnlcts. All worlc
guaranteed for 10 years.
NEW YORK DENTAL PARLORS
Corner Lackawanna and V yarning Avcs..
(0er Newark Huoe Store )
Hours, 8 to 8 Sunday, 10 tp 1
Finest Solderless 18k
Wedding Rings. The new
Tiffany Style.
ing Presents
-IN-
Fine Sterling Silverware,
Rich Cut Glass,
Clocks, k
Our optician, Mr. Adams, can fit
all cases of defective vision. Prices
very reasonable.
I
130 Wyoming Ava,
EAT Choice Cuts
E- IllARKET, 321 Adams Avenue
S i:erMliliicln the lino of fresh nnd
CD Halted Mentu, hausiigeit I.nrd, Ltc.
Ig 1'oui.rni ami Goiki.n bKASON
E Telephone, No. 6813
THE DICKSON NI'FG CO,,
bcrnuton and Wllkes-llarre, I'u.
Maiufucturemof
LOCOtYIOTIVES.STATlONARY ENGINES
Hollers, Hoisting and Pumping Machinery,
(.encrnl Oltlce, bcranton, To.
WOLF & WENZEL,
240 Adams Ave., Opp. Court llouss,
PRACTICAL TINNERS ud PLUMBERS
Bole A cents for IHch&rdaoa-Boyatoa'J
Furnace aud Itaucts.
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