8" THE SCKANTON TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. JUNE 15. 1898. I J GEN. BUTLER . WAS BESEIGED Everybody Anxious to Get Information About Pro posed Move. RUMOR WELL FOUNDED Army of Occupation Will Surely Be Sent. THAT IS TUB STATHMIINT OttN- i:hal BUTi,i:n u.wu orr-cors. GKKSSMAN CONKKLT. SAYS IT IS AS GOOD AS CUnTAl.V THAT THt: UN1TIJD STATKS WILL, SOON HIJ IN POSSESSION OK HAWAII-VOTrj ON THi: ANNEXATION MEASL'Kki WILL BU TAKEN TODAY. Special from n Surf Correspondent. Camp Alger, Vn., June 14. The Hn- wall storv wns tho lnlmlpal topic of concrsatlon thtouchnut the cnmp to day, pRitlculaily In the First lll lon. General Hutler uns bcselfrad for information conocinliiR tho piohpouixo trip but both to tlio jiow simper men and anxious comnmmli'is ot Ills divis ion he had but tho one stoiy that nn irmy of occupation would study bo sent to the Sandwich Islands and that it would 1ip pleaMnR to him if he and his command were given the as signment. Congressman Connell, who was a visitor to camp today stated that it is as good as ceitaln that Hawaii will soon bo in the possession of tho Vnlted States. Const es-s otes on tho annexation measuits tomonow afternoon at 5 o'clock and w itl pass It. The senate may not concur, but if it does not the piesldent will dliect that the Islands be seized for war purposes. Wind was received this evcnlnt- that Governor Hastings will an He hcio Sunday to 'visit the Pennlnnla. troops. No programme lias as jet been ananged for his teceptlon but a review of the four Pennsylvania. iegl ments will be one of the events with a cotps review among the possibilities. T. J. Duffy. GOSSIP OF THE CAMP. From a Staff Coittpondont Camp Alger, Va . Juno II Acting Bilpade Surgeon C K. Parko was again the irclplent of a signal honor jestci rtay, when he was chosen as one ot the three consulting phjslclAus nt the Flist dlvllon hospital. Major Allots, of the Flint New Jersey, and Major Marlon, of the Sixth Massachusetts, are the other two members of the bo.ud. All questions of an executive u.ituie ails, ing In the administration of nffalts at the hospital must be submitted to this board. They must also be tunsulted In eveiy opeiatlon nnd In the treatment of all delicate tase. Private Btogan, ot Company B, was called home today by the death of his mother. Hon. John D Biddis, of the navy de partment, and Ohven Umory, of the treasuiy depaitment, two foimer lesl dtnts of Pike county, had dinner with Captain Smith, of Company U, yes tei day. Pilvato Fred. Comploii, of Company H, was oiderly at hendquaitci.s Sun day. Miss MacArthur, of Washington, on Sunday visited her cousins, Private MacAithur and Private Knight, of Company E. There has been a very .noticeable In crease In the flow- of tho well located and sunk under the direction of I.leu- .. xw sMMttiliNI 'FM WASHING IN THU tenant Harrington nnd his peach sprout. It is thought nn additional vein of water thut the diggers all but uncovered has broken Its way tlunugh the graved and Is coutilbutlng its tieas ure to the highly treasured well. Private Fled. Church, of Company O. has completelj recuveied fiom the ef fects of sunstroke which he sufi'eied last week and has lesumed loutino wink with his company. Lieutenant Crlsiuan, of Company O, nnd a detnll fiom tho Thliteenth. has Just completed the Job of putting things in shape around the First division hos pital gioundt. which task was assigned them Satuiduy. Pilvate Walter Loomls has resigned from the hospital corps and lesumed Ills former place In the ranks of Com puny G. Captain Fellows, of Company F, Is ofTlcor of the day; Lieutenant Muiphy, of Company C, commander of the guard, and Trlvate Mnslcr, of Company F, orderly at headrjunrterp. Vilvate Chase, of Company O, spent yesterday In Washington n the guest of Mi and Mr-. Hatdcustlc, formerly of Iiullstead, 1'a. Corpoial Oinc Fellow h left yesterday for West Point where ho wn summon ed to leport ths afternoon at i o'clock to undergo phj slcal examination for admlttaiKC Colonel Glrard nnd Hi'. Paike pxamlncd him critically before he lott and both declared themselves peifectlj satisfied that he would pass. He vlll not be required to pass tho mental examination again and should he successfully undergo thW nftcr noon's test ho will nt onco enter upon an eight 3, car com so In soldiering un der tho tutelage of Vncle Sum. Four years of tho period will be spent at West Point nnd four years at some mil itary post, It being picsumed that theie will lie no moie Dons to winy when be U icndv fnr his four ".eats of practical training. Tho pass privilege Is liable to suffer n very setlous contiait as tho oldler" 1110 abusing It whametully. YeMenlay it crowd of New J'oik men had a tussle with the Washington police and a dozen soldiers vvcic locked up. The petition fiom the enlisted men of the Thliteenth asking to be allowed to go to tho front as soon as possible WAR CORRESPONDENT vum presented to Hetictaij Alger by a committee composed of Privates V. C Koons and John J Kernan. of Company D. They wete coin teouly received at the war depaitment and weie told by Secietaiy Alger that the might re poit to their comiades that their le quet would receive his thoughtful eon sldeiatlon The bos expect to hear more from It The Piist division hospital Is now on a much bettei vv 01 king basic" and Colo nel Com sen has declaied his boycott off. The Institution Is not all that It should be, even ct, but theie Is an asuranie that theie will be no fur thci Instances of neglect. Clara Bar ton's lefusal to f-ay anj thing for pub lication concerning the bospltnl nftcr her inspection on Sunday afternoon can be taken as an evidence of the condition of aftalrs that did exist If tlip Impiovement continues as It has been going on for the past two clays It will not bo long befoie the hos pital Is In fliot class shape. Colonel tiliard evidently legtets the concilia tory clicular which he sent out Friday for ho now comes out in .1 second cli culai repeating tho concessions he made and dlicctlng that his tlist In stiuctlons be ilgldly enfoiced. He fui ther thieatens In an interview to couit maitlal an of his euboidlnates who pei Mst In dlsobejlng his oideis by keeping logiinental ho-pitals In opeia tlon 01 by lefuslng to turn over to the division hospitals such aitlcles of equipment In the icglnicntnl hospitals as aie not necessaiy to a dlspcnsaiy. Coipoial Lona B. Day. of Company D, has at last lecoived definite assur ance that the wai depaitment will un dertake to unifoim him. Today he lecclved fiom the quai tcimastei's de paitment a measuiement blank with a lequest that he 1111 it out and a piomise that his suit will bo furnished him as soon as It can be made The measuiements weie taken by Pilvate HuiUzbuiger, ot Compan D, who Is a tailor bj tiade. Some of them aic: r-s -X y ii- vf-iti:itis . .' , - j "PURLING BROOK," Chest, 44 Inches: waist, Sfi Inches; hips. 17 Inches; neck, 20 Inches; height, C foot 1 Unties; weight, 2M pounds. Tho women of Wllllannpoit have organised a ladles' auxiliary and are sending piovlslons to the mop of the Twelfth Pennsjlvanlu. A detail of englneeis are connecting the different leclmental hcadquarteis with telegiaph wires. All the icgiments aie to be equipped with the new biovvn canvass sultjs Hendquaitcis Artlllcci Fied Myers celebtated his thirty-third blithdny yesterday "Fltzhugh Lee" clgais weio distributed among his trlende. Chuenco Mjers, Charles Clark, and Albeit Smith, of Thliteenth hospital corps, have been recommended by Ma jor Keller for acting stowards at the division hospital. They will rank as first bergeants. Mr. nnd Mrs, James Harding and daughter, of Washington, visited their nephew, 1'rlvato Teyton It. Harding, Sunday. A "Taylor club" has been formed by the members of Company n, who hall fiom that borough. They are Ser geant Frutchy, Corporal Watklns, Private Harry Kvnns, William and Daniel Tubbs, Lewis Hecse, John Powell, Bert ncemcr and David Har ris. They have social sessions when ecr nny member of tho club receives a "box." T. J. Duffy. GREAT BRITAIN PAVORRD. Has Grenter Privllcgon Tlinn Other Nations with tlm United Stated. Tendon, June 14 In tho house of commons today Douglas II. Coghlll, Conseivntlvo, lneinboi for Stoke-on-Ti 'nt, nsked If, In view of tho Impioved relations between the I'nitcd States and Great Britain, the formui could not bo Inclined to modify Its custom tariff. The paillamentary seciotnry for the fniclgn offtca Mr. Curzon, replied that her majesty's government would bo glad to avail Itself of nny opportunity for Imptovlng tit" commeicial relations between Ur"at Britain nnd the 1'nlttd Statos, but tit rat Britain now tnjoyod the most favoied national treatment In all nialtt'is of rcmnicire and naviga tion and tho governnient had no ground for believing more favotable ticatment would be nccoided Great Britain. a."- -JfttrxA DUFFY AT WORK. BASE BALL. NATIONAL LEAGUE. At Washington First game- U II K Biltimore . ntuiL' 1 J 1 1 0 7 10 4 Washington 4 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 1- S 14 2 Batteries HughcB and rtohinson. Bvans. Swalm and McUuire. Cmplies Cushman and lle)dlrr. Second game R H IZ Biltlmorr .. . .0 n 0 0 n 2 0 0 0-J i! I Washington 0 0 3 0 0 n 1 0 I 0 J Hatterlps JlcJames and Clark, Swalm and McGuiic. Umpires Cushman and Heidler. At CJilcago First game Si Louis . . . . I 0 0 0 1 0 il 0 0 2 5 2 Chicago . .. 0 n 0 0 1 1 0 0 ,1 I 3 Udtioilis Sudhoff and Sugden; Woods 11111I Donohue. L'mplics-tlmslle and Cut iv Second game R.H.S. St Louis 1000 fi 0000 1 t 5 Chicago . . ..3 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 7 1-' 1 H.Utcilcs Hushey and Sugden, Kll ro and Donohue and Chance. 1'mplns Curry and Lmsllc. U Piookljn- B II. i: Now York 0 100010002 'J 1 Brookln 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 3 I 0 Batteries Dohoncy and Warner; Kcn inflv and Grim. Cmplies Ljnch and An drews. At Boston R.H.E Philadelphia 0 0 0 12 2 2 0 2-316 1 Boston ... ...0000000000 6 3 ISatterie Orth and McFarlanrt, Willis. Klobcdanr and Ycager. Umpiics Mc Donald and 0'Da. At Cleveland- B.H D Pittsburg 0000 100023 6 2 Cleveland 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 i 1 Batteries Ithllies and Howeiipnn. Wil son ami O Connor. I'mpircs Snjder anj Connolly. At Louisville B ri.E. Clnclnn Hi 4 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 7 14 4 Louisville 30"0,OOOOfl3 5 1 BattTlrs Hill and Wood, Ehret. Ma gee and Powers. I'mplres Svvartwood nnd Wood. EASTERN LEAGUE. At Wilkcs-Barrc- R H C. Wilkes-Bairo , 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-1111 I M01u10.il (1 4 30 0.' 0 0 0-10 JO 2 llattcilcs Jinieson, Diu,glesby an 1 snillli, Miner. Yerilek nnd J.iekliu. I m plre Loughlln At Sii.ci'sc R.U.K Sviacuse 0 0 10 0 0 0 10.' 7 li 'foronto 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 5. 11 0 Batteries Blarkburn and Lake; Gas. ton and Duncan, At fipiliigneld- R.H B. Spiinglleld 00 1 300 100- J 11 1) Buffalo 0U2O00QOO-.! B 2 Batteries Dolan and Nlchois; Gray and Dlgglns. At Providence R.1I.H. Piovldence 0 0 5 1 0 1 1 0 0-S 9 0 Rochester 00UU0000O 0 7 2 H.itteiles Biaun and Leah , Hickman and Uojd, ATLANTIC LEAGUE At Lanciistcr-d'lrst game), Lancas ter, li; Allcntown. 1 (Second game), Lancaster S. Alleiitovvil " At llartfoid-Harttord, $. Reading, 1. At Richmond- Richmond, b Paterson, 4, At Noi folk Noi folk, 0, Newark, , PITTSBURQ RACES. Pittsburg, J1.110 14 The spring race meeting at the McKces Rocks track opened todav 1 ncler the most favoiable conditions, and the foui das' racing promises 10 bo tho very bct n-cn bort nbouts in jears. The rat" ollleials are O. S. Lehman, starter; General Slur wood, J. A. Davidson and T. A. Noble, Judges, The summar) of toda 's uvents tollnws: 2 )j pace, pulse iJ. Happy C'hlmei Ill Itoicm.ir 2 2 2 Tommj II 3 3 3 Pine Apple h 4 4 Daisy Revrs 4 dls. Time. 2.33V 2.201s. 2.tt'4. 2 21 trot, puise $J00. Clay Fullerton 1 1 4 J Royal Baron 3 2 13 Acoleo 4 4 2 2 Jim Corbett 2 3 5 f. Estellu 5 5 3 4 Time. 2 21'j, 2 2.1'-, 2.2r',8, !.2l'. 2 19 pace, purs J30O. Spreckle.1 12 11 Strath Blue 4 13 4 l'lltll II 6 6 4 3 Oakley It 5 3 5 5 Rock Wllkeii 3 5dr. Time, 2.D'4. 2.10'. 2.14. -' ZJ'.s. WHITNEY'S WEEKLY BUDGET OF NEWS Thousands of Reptiles Fall About Sus quehanna During 0 Rain Storm. HONKSDALE HAS AN EPIDEMIC OF FOl'It-LEGGKl) CHICKENS -MORMONS NOT FP IN THE HISTORY OF JOE SMITH -EDUCATIONAL MATTKItS-SUPqUEHANNA COUN TY NEWS NOTES. Susquehanna, June 14 Dining tho heavy lain nnd thunder storm on Snt 11 1 clay evening, there was a great fall of catfish, frogs and tadpoles In Plos ion lownshlD. Tens of thousands of tho squirming, wriggling objects fell upon houses unci bams, filled wells and cisterns nnd holes In the pnstuies Rnd roads. Cattle and horses In tho Held were unineiclfully pelted with the fish nnd flogs nnd dnshed to plnces of sheltei Teams on the turnpikes ran away. The palls nnd paps, left out nt night by the fntmeis' wives, were In the morning filled with fish and other wriggling things Theie weie Sundaj fish dinners In scores nt Pres ton homes, nnd everybody was happy. There are over thiity 11aUit.it lakes In Preston township, nnd tho fish and frogs weie doubtless drawn up from these waters by the fieice rays of the sun on Filday and Saturday. Some years Rlnce, n shower of catfish fell In Forest City, and a number of build ings weie coveicd with the homed wrigglers. A NATIVF. OF HARVARD. Kx-Goveinor Cm us C. Cnrnontcr, of Iowa, died at his homo at Foit Dodge on Sundav night. June 5. He was bom In Haifcnd, this eount.v, slxtj-elght jeais ago. He had been, besides gov ernor, second cninptt oiler of the cur rency at Washington, under Giant's admlnlstiatlon: member ot congiess for two terms, and postmaster at Foit Dodge, under Hairlson NOT FP IN THHin HISTORY. Two Mormon mlssiouaiies weie in our office one day last week. They left a caul with the names of "G. II. Oiow and Klder J B Waldron, mission aries of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints" on one -lclf and on the iever.se were the aitlcles of faith of that church They weie a little ui piised when he told them that "Joe Smith," who Is tbeli prophet and law giver was a citizen of Susquehanna some fifty or itv ouis ago. and was not legarded as tie most upiight of men. Tunkhannock Democrat IN SfSQFEHANNA COUNTY. The eighteenth annual reunion of Company K, Fouith Regiment, Penn sylvania Rererve Corps, will be held at Perry Swept'', In Alford, Jan 16-17 The Odd Fellows of Lynn, will cel ebrate "the Fourth " A local section ot the Five States Milk Pioduceis association has been organized at Fast Bt-ldgew.Uei Messrs, Church and Chace. recently editors of the Hallstead Heiald, aie both solving their countrv ns soldleis at Hip front. Since being In Viiglnia both hne received sunstrokes The D, L. & W emplojes in the Hallstead round house on Saturday evening raised a laige flag and pole, with appropriate exercises. Prof. John Rlrhards, of South Gib son, has been elected principal of the Great Bend graded schools. There was a, pole raising at Linda Ilia on Saturda;; Patriotic Fotcst City will celebiate the Fourth Company G. of Montrose, needs thlr- t-flve men to fill its quota. Cauls are out announcing the mar riage of Lottie, daughter of D. M "Hardy, of Glenwood, to Mr. Davis, of Parsons The count bonid of Farmers' Insti tute Managers will meet In Monti ose today, to atiange for the places where Institutes me to bo held next fall The Women's Chilstian Temperance Union ot Susquehanna county will hold a workeis confeience at Herrlck Cen tre In the near future FOUR-LKGGED CHICKENS. The ever truthful Honesdale Inde pendent, by the hand of Rrer Ro.ss, the rooster editor, announies nn epi demic of four-legged roosters at Ttar eyville, an enterprising suburb of staid and handsome Honesdale Somehow the two-legged roosters over In Wayne county fall to go to congiess. They have n pernicious habit uf alwas crowing nt the wrong time, hence they seldom eat at the public corn crib. WHOLLY UNPREMEDITATED Whpn n unman Rtpnc not nn tbff back porch with her aims lolled up 1 In her apion, It Is a sign to her neigh bor that she has something to tell her A woman may be "too good for this vvoild' but she cannot be two pietty or too amiable It Is the man who never gets a let ter, nnd never expects one, who makes the most fuss when he nrrlves at the postofllce and finds the door has Just been locked. Glorious mornings' While the birds are singing In the trees, and all nature Is putting on Its richest gnib. eveiy man should escoit his wife to the gar den and Insnuct her how to use tho hovel nnd the hoe 11 couple of hours befoie breakfast As a tilck It will beat the b!cde all hollow HO.MK HAPPENINGS About 1,500 good-looking Scrnntnn Catarrh Cured Fullness in tho Mead and Ring ing in the Ears Bottcr In Every Way Slnco Taking Hood's Sarsnparllla. " For several years I had no cessation ot the suffering caused by catarrh. I had a sense of fullness in tho bead and ringing in my ears. One of my nostrils was tightly closed so I could not brcatho through it, and I could not clear my bead. I tried several catarrh cures, but failed to get relief. Seeing accounts ot cures by Hood's Sarsaparilla I determined to glvo it a fair trial'. After taking a few bottles I was satisfied it had effected a cure, for the catarrh no longer troubled mo a par ticle and I felt hotter In every way than for rears. lam now ablo to do a hard day's work on the farm." Alfred E, Yinst, Iloernerstovvn, Pennsylvania. Hood's Sarsa pariila Is the best-In fact the Ono True Blood Purifier. Sold b alt druggists. (1 ; six for 5. Hnnd' pjce"ytobur'8,ytotak 1IOOU & trIUbca,yt00pmtei jjo. ' nnd vicinity people on Sntuiday en joyed the beauties of Riverside Park. Lanesboro, and a steamer ride on tho river. Tho Visitors appeared to enjoy themselves. In St John's Catholic church on Wed nesday moinlnx will occur the mur tlage of Dr. Daniel Dvvycr, of Forest City, nnd Miss Gietta Dunnln?. of Lanesboio In Christ Episcopal church on Wed nesday evening, June 2.', the marriage of Fdunrd F. Pilde, of Bridgeport. Conn., und Miss Goitrude Graham, ot Susquehanna, will be solcmnled At tho locent Btate convention of the Women's Holl"f Cnips, G. A II. bold In Oil Cltv. Mis Mary A. H. Lyon, of Susquehanna, was elected department chaplain. The nnnunl reunion nnd banquet of the Susquehanna Graded School Alum ni association will be held on Thursday evening. June 30. The banquet will bo held nt tho Starsneer Home and tho re union In the Knights of Pythias par lors William sDonnhne, prnprlotoi of the Canavvarta Ifome, Is seriously 111. EDUCATIONAL MATTERS. The recent "Summer Not mat," hold In Monti oso, was a complete success In every lespeet. Susquehanna county 'A hoots will this vcar iecelv n state opproprlatlor of Sn.filh&D, as ngnlnst $42,767 92 In 1R!7. That most excellent peilodlral, the "Susquehanna County Educator," will not appear a;ain until Septembft County Stipcilntendent of Schools Moxley on Monday examined the Laur el Hill academy class of W, numbering eighteen The grnded school class of '9S will be examined June 29. ODDS AND ENDS. In a nearby church, 11 pious, well meaning man. while offning prayei In Sunday school, refmied to thf superin tendent In this mnnner. "And O God, bl-ss. the sureilntondent, who has led such a long, tedious Christian life"' The trouble with the luxuries Is that they become necessities If given half a chance at n fellow Neai Sptingville, this eountv, a mis of 76 lopentlv wedded n spilchtlv young man of 70 The conrthlo was a bilef one Late advices am to the effect tlm both will recoveu Love is aid to hi hlinc' It Is feared that lie Is also doit and dumb and batdheadert' Whitney. CURED BY CUTICURA MjosTSliaadi commenced wIlhuhttrnirROn my oncers. Whca I rutbed then you could ice little white pimple:, and I felt Ilka twisting them out of ttielrnocizrto. I had high fever and cold chills. Blehtj I bad to walk tt-e floor until I fell asleep. . My hands peeled lUoanoslon, the nncernallicot I loose, tlio traterran oat, anrtthere theburnlncllro TT13. My hands puffed npwore than ntnacl, the I water ran through the bindapc on to the floor I I vent to a doctor for a year. Ieot Ccticcra. III. ' solvent and CcTlcuaa Soap. The nails hardened I ,cp, peeled off, and mr hands are now cured. CASrElt DIBTSCIILEi;. Pembroke, N. T I 8-sTCrnr TmiTi!i!"ToToitTCi:mi, tl'si I uttlia Hcmobs, vrira oss nl Haib Wir-n baths with oner Hoap. wntle annlitlnci with Ccticuba, endmtMdotctof Citicpp Hmoitett. S!lthfftuhonttheworM. TrtTTrR Drn AloCnm. Coir.Boeun. "llowloLUioUeiutltul Ktndi,"uto. BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS PRICES FOR THE NEXT 15 DAYS ONLY. 'StfSS'SS ' -sj TSsi.'SJSf Our 820.00 IMntJifor 510.00 Om 18 on JMa'eslor OOO Our 10 oo I'm fsfjr . Ron Our 1 1.00 Plates for . TOO Om 12.110 l'lnten for 00 Our 10.00 riatf foi . ft OO Our 8 00 nates foi t oo oui 0 oo Plnte for ft OO llrlilcenorlc !I OO Cold i rownt, aak .1 OO CjoM ruiinn .1 OO up l'l.itlniim rilltnsn . . Tftc Mlver nillnsi . . . . ftoc Torcelnln i'llllngs . 60c foment nillnzs .. . i. nae Boston Dental Parlors Corner Lackawanna and YVjomlni Avcs (Over Newark Shoe Store.) inn's V Lager Beer Brewery Manufacturers of OLD STOCK ILSNER 5ii)yiisiii3i.pj Telephone Call, 2333. II. PLEASANT COAL At Retail. Coal of the best quality for domestic us and of nil sizes, Including Buckwheat und H'.rdseye, dellveied in any part of th city, at tho lowest price. Oidcrs received at tho office, first floor. Commonwealth bulldlnir, room No. 6; telephono No. 2iU or nt the mine. telc phone No 272. will be promptly attended to. Dealers supplied at the mine. W. T. SMITH. WOLF & WENZEL, 340 Adams Ave., Opp. Court Moan. PRACTICAL TINNERS and PLUMBERS Bole Aetata for Rlcbardsoii-Bnyntoa'j Furnace, and Itanjjv JCNAQ LOVO'S SONS. These Prices Are Lower by 25 Per Cent. Than You'll Find Elsewhere Today. Positive assurance of this is given in the following facts. Do not take our word unless you wish come, see the goods. A yard for fine quality Scotch Madras just the thing for summer dress es. Regular puce is 6c. yard, 2f Ladies' Lisle Vests, veiy fine quality, pret tily crocheted at neck. Regular price, 30c. 19' p ror woon bury's Fa mous Facial Soap. Regu p For choice of SO styles in Handkerchiefs. Regularly 10 cents. lar price, 2ic All linen and extra large size Towels, with red bor deis, worth i2c, to go at for BUck Satin 13ro:ades worth 43c , For . Wash silks that ars worth 35C Full size and good quality Muslin Pillow Cases, worth 12 cents. 7' 40-in. Organ dies, in many pretty designs worth 1 2 ) 2 cents. p For Children's Fast Black Ribbed Hosiery, that is I worth 12c. All Purchases Are Delivered Free. Sat isfaction or Money Back. Cool est Store in Scran ton. Fisrnisliiiigs umsner Here Are a Few Ingrains. nvervthlnp to he hud worth the havlns New dc'lqni L'ntriue color effeclb Spe cial values at 50c, 65c, 75c. Straw Hatting. All till- spason a Importation?. The coolot mom sanitary covering to be found Hue are sample values: China Matting. $4.50 roll, 4oynrd, v jlue Sn.00. $6.00 I oil, -10 yard", value JS.00 S3. OO roll, 10 yard?, value S10.00. WILLIAMS & McANULTY 127 Wyoming Avenue. 1 TWO JUNE Our $2.50 Vici Kid line for Men and Women. Just the thing tor hot weather. Ligft., strong, neat and and dressy, up-to-date. The biggest seller in the city. Special June Price $1.98. Button, Lace, Congress. All Toes. Cloth Tops or All Vici. We have sold hundreds of these already and will sell as many more within a week. This shoe is a seller. TANDAHD !3s Handiest Store in the and a Big Lot or Can tslip Belts Just arrived at CONRAD'S 305 Lacka. Ave. JONAB LONQ'S SONS. 39 p For handsome patterns u in French Percale Shirt Waists, very newest designs, the regular price of which is 69c. Ladies' White and Gingham Aprons, extra large size, well made. Regular price, 35c. 21' p For Japanese I it f a J Jr t worth from s cents to 15 cents. p rui rauuca vvoou water y Pails, strongly made and worth 15c by the carload. For Chit- dren's6s Madras Dresses. 1 2 yard 24' pieces of French Val encia Laces so styles to choose. For 45-inch Chiffon and Muslin De Soie, that is worth 98c. yd. Special Values: Japanese Hatting. e$ our line at 15c, 20c, 25c, 35o and 40e Pf r ard Discount by the roll. Tokio Rugs. Hti;h0t itiallt hand-made sarao ni Turkish Rood"! New line Just opennd, fpeclallv adapted for the cottage or tha veranda. All the sizes'. It 12 nt 10 O 7 (tnt 1) nt t x 7 nt :i x (i nt S12.0Q . 9.oa EOQ .OO 1 &Q Some, special hall rugs, 3x9. 3x12, 3x15 LINOLEUMS OILCLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES. Everything to be found In a first-class stock at right prices. SPECIALS. 1 City. 217 Lacka. Ave. i THE rlOQSfC POWDER CO. Rooms I and 2, t'oui'ltli BTd'g. SCRANTON, PA. Mining and Blasting POWDER Maieut Moonluund lUishdalo Work LAR-IN & RND POWDER CO'S ORANGE GUN POWDER Uectrle Datterlen, Kloctrlo Exploder, lor cxplodlns blasta, Hafoly Fuss and Repauno Chemical Go's cxp&gs O -sh 43 -" Suits. 71C 12 59c I tfW?ft P shoe mm, i .
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