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THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE- SATttRD AY, FEBRUARY 38, 3S99.
RoVAL
Absolutely 'Pure
Absolutely
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
OTl (IKINO POwDEII
IT IS THE VALLEY
FORGE OF 1899
VERY UNPLEASANT WEATHER
AT CAMP M'KENZIE.
Snow, Sloot and Zoro Toraperaturo
Makes tho Life of tho Men Any
thing but Pleasant Men Are Much
Discouraged Over the Form of Dis
charge Paper Issued to Regiment.
The Important Word Honorable Is
Omitted from tho Documont Pro
test Sent to War Department.
Special to tho Se-iniitmt Tilliiuie.
f'Hltili MncKrnzIc. Augustn. On., Fe'li.
IT. This wri-'k was u rworil-bivriki-r,
and ('amp Mai-Kcnle has become tlie
Valley Forge of UP9. It would be Im
possible to b scribe ulitit the men
have had to ko thrniiKli, m tv plcturo
Mm; hatd romlltlonH by which they an
tot pres'iit nut rounded. Sunda mimi
hiR It snoweil for a tlni". and thN was
nuciccdi'd lati r on by a (old, liltiiifj
sleet which qulchly drove all under the
protecting slii'lter of the tents. At
taps btiiw b'-jian li fall In iibundaiiee
imcc mote and had then rendu d a
delith of over sK luehe.
The bos then tinned In "foi tin
iilRht anil trleil to make thenis'-lvi-n as
omfottable ns i)oslble, nftev halm,"
Hut tilled the stoves with wood. riiilr
efloits to keep w til ill Mile f Utile and
temniiN daybreak sleep was out of the
ipjestlon: one had to either shlvei in
bed, or cle set up mid llfilit n the.
When ieillle h.ul Miintlt.il, th- cuii
ai of the tents which had finen
stiff dlllillK the IllBllt, creaked, as If 11
would hi oak aunder. the wind blew
hard, and. In pl.uc piled the miow
two feet high. and. to add to the nili
iiy of the s'tU'itldl, the tlekh ther
mometer had diopped down to zero
I'lle" had lieen-extliiKiilshetl and teiiiltl
1101 be rellKhted: jdp"( weie fioen
and no water (ould be had foi maklntr
(offee, and e en the supply of wood
was sumewh'it .limit.
Ofi:sTio.- or niscirAnou.
It l not the Inhospltnll'y and the
positive (i nelly of the elements, how
ever, which the men (Vol mos-t In
gratitude it men bitter than cold ami
fiost. and It K under this that the
hoys aie now m.iitlm;. Thev feiions
l. object to the form of the discharge
whlili Is to he t?lven them, and, to s.iy
that thes aie Indignant. Is to put the
malt r In the er mildest form pos
sible. In oi doi to make this miction
plain, and to place It IntelllRlblv 10
lore the frieiuls and the parents of tlu
bos at home. The Tribune coirepond
eiii hns consulted Quaitei master 11. il
Cov, Colonel rouisen and the arm
regulations toucliitiK this point.
Section l.'l ot the army regulations
i mm thus. "Wank foims for the tlls
ehaiKe and llnal statement (of sol
dins) will he lurnished by tlf adjut
ant general of the armv, and -. Ill lir
letalned In the pcifonnl nistoiU oi
(nmpany comniandirs: those for ells-
Iiarse will be of thtee clas-se- for hnn
hi iblu and dMioiioiable dlscharates and
inr diseliarrs without honor8. T!i"y
ill be as follows: The paii.hiri"iit
oisihaige Is for hnn 11 able illptluM'Ke
oiilv, and tit" word honorably will lm
mteillned In the old blanks when used
The blank for dishonorable diseliarge
will be lor such discharge alone."
To be more explicit, tlieie are tluee
ailetlc4 of dlsch.iiRes, the honoiable
diseliaiw, the dlhunor.ihi' tlUelmiK's
ami Hie ilKchan.e willmul honor, whlili
Is mine conunonlj denominated as the
' bob-tall." The honorable dlsth.UKc l
mi paiehmont and has the words 'lion
"iiiblv dlschaiKCil" in bold, capitallvo
letti'is. The dlschaiKc without honoi
Hilts the distinctive slimlt'cant word
honorahl.." and the dishonorable dis
(hai'e Is easily leeoimized by bclns
piloted on jellow paper.
In all the dKehaiKes i?len heivtofoie
A PLAGUE OF THE N!GHT.
ITCHING PILES AND OTHER RECTAL
TROUBLES EASILY CURED BY A
NEW AND SAFE METHOD.
A Remarkable Number of Cures Made
by the Pyramid (Pilo Cure.
About one pettion in everj four suf
fiis from some fnm oi leital disease.
The most common and annoying Is
itching piles, Indicnted by warmth,
slight moisture and Intense, uncou
Uolluble liehlng In the parts affected.
Tho usual treatment has been some
simple ointment or alvo which some
times give tcmpoiaiy tellef, but noth
ing like a permanent lute van ho ex
peeled from tuieh supetllclal tteat
ment. The only peimanent cure for Itching
piles yet discovered Is the Pyramid
I'lle Cute, not only for Itching piles,
but for cveiy other form of piles,
blind, bleidltiR or pi ott tiding. The
fit st application gives Instant relief
and the continued use for a short tlmo
causes a permnnent removal ot tho
tumors or tho small parasites which
cause the Intense Itching and dlscom-
foit of Itching piles,
-Many phylslcuus for a long time
supposed that the tcmnrkable relief
afforded by the Pyramid Pile Cure was
because It was supposed to contain
cocaine, opium or similar drugs, but
huch Is not the case. A lecent careful
analysla of the tcmedy showed It to
be absolutely free from any cocaine,
opium, or in fact uny poisonous, in
jurious drugs whatever.
For this icasott the Pyramid Pile
Cuio Is probably tho only pile euro
extensively recommended by physic
ians, because It Is so safe, so prompt
In tho relief afforded and eo far as
known the only positive euro for plle3
except a surgical operation.
In one year the Pyramid Pile Cure
has become the best known, the safest
and the most extensively sold of any
pile cure before tho public.
Nearly all druggists now sell It at
EO cts. and $1 per package.
Address tho Pyramid Co., Marshall.
Mich., for book on cause and cure of
plies and nlso hundreds of testimon
ials from all parts of tho United States.
If suffering from any form of piles
ask your druggist for u package of
Pyramid Pile Cure and try it tonight.
Baking
Powder
dre
CO . KtWVOBK.
by Ihe United .States to the men who
lm-o served It fnlthfull, und, Issued
by pcrhnps evety nation in the world,
howsoever Insignificant, the mniflc
wold "honorably" Btniids out boldly
and on tho face of the paper Is a
place In which the soldier's charafter
appears. The new fangled dlschntKC
however, Is ns follows:
TO ALT, WHOM IT MAY CON
CERN: KNOW YK, That John Doe,
a private of Company of the. Thir
teenth reulmrnt of Pennsylvania Vol
unteers, who was enrolled on the 12th
duy of May, 189S, to seive two eats,
or during the war, Is hereby PIS
CITAIIRHI) from the service of the
IWITKD KTATHH. bv reason of the
musteilng out of reglnient."
Then follows the dccilptliin of sol
dier and the signature of the colonel
and of the musterlmr otlicer. On the
leverse side, under the title of "Mili
tary Uecoid,' Is a place for remarks
by the company commander, and for
his signature.
In this fonn It will be noticed that
the exptesslon "honorably" does not
appear unless it Is Intel lined, or vrlt
ten In by hand, thus, to a certain ex
tent, detracting from the looks of the
dlchaige. The point which has been
lalsed by cvry olllter mid every en
listed man In the rogjment is that,
both In plain lustUe nnu In luroidnnce
with the terms of the law as laid down
In the quoted section of the aimy lcgu
l.itlons, each one who has pioved him
self a tine and faithful tnldler ouch'
to reti.!- a patchment dlrch.it Re whldi
should contain on Its face the word
"hotiuiablj"."
Instead ot this, the bovs will be giv
en such n discharge as Is glen above,
and It will be printed on ordinaiy linen
paper, HxN'i inchc.
MKSSAOH TO AYAlt DKl'AKTMKNT.
Iinmediatel) upon the lecelpt of tho
knowledge of this gross Injustice to
the leglmeiit. Colonel Com sen, through
Quaiterniaster II. H. t'nx. resolved to
re'iiedy It and huil the following mes
sage sent to the secictarv of wai:
"Sir, we have been furnished only
papir dlschnrge blanks lor tho must' 1
out of our regiment. These me not
satisfaetoiy to either otlUes or men.
Why can we not have paichment dis
charge blanks for an honorable tlls
chaige as piovlded by the army regu
lations"" To this the following utteily
unsatisfactoiy rind puerile j'tiswer wis
letuined by Assistant djutant (? ner
al .lohnMnr The issue ot parchment
discharges for tegular soldiers was
discontinued last June. We have noiv
now on hand."
Words fall to express the deep dls
pleasute, the dissatisfaction and indig
nation which the boys felt when these
laets became known, and time, Instead
ot allnliiB these feelings is only add
ing iiiel to the Humes: all many of
them openlv avow that they will never
acicpt 1 1 om a mutiny which they
served as best they could, ii dlEcharg
that is more like a diploma from .1
graded cl)ott In the backwn,ds 'ban
anything else, and seems to rellect on
themselu-s, on their patilotlsm and
un their seniles and their sacrifices,
Ulchard J. Homke.
DATE HAS BEEN CHANGED.
Thirteenth Will Not Be Mustered
Out Until March 11.
Spci lid to the Si r.uiton Ttlhune
'amp Maelveir.lo, Augusta, Oa.,
Feb. 13. The date of the musteilng
out of the Thirteenth has been post
poned and Is now scheduled for the
11th of March, one week later than
was at Hist announced. This has been
caused by the appeal to 'Washington
for a week's extension by Captain
Kennedy, the examining physician, and
of Captain Howe, of the Seventeenth
Hulled State's Infantiy. who have been
detailed by Captain Frederick, the
chief mustethig olllcei, for the Thir
teenth.
The fotmcr physical examination
conducted under the authority of Ma
jor Huimon, of Genet al Sumnei's
stall, has been set aside and the rc-e-aminatlon
was begun today under the
supervision of Captain Kennedy, u sur
geon In tho tegular aimy.
It Is somewhat strletet ihan the for
inet one. Nearly nil the members of
Company C weie examined this after
noon und the woik will be tesumed to
morrow. Thin re-cxamlnatinn was or
deted because by mistake Major Har
mon directed the work in the (list In
stance and It has trausplied since that
he had no authority to do so.
Companies U and K have turned in
their shelter tents and Company II has
iL'turneel knapsacks, havetsacks, can
teens and small tento. The muster
lolls, which are very elaborate, are In
course of preparation, a sample pen
ell copy for each company will first be
inepaied und submitted for sciutlny 'o
the mustering officer, who will coireet
all mistaken. Five other rolls will then
be made out, In accorduncu with the
correct copy. The discharges also nie
being Idled out. Tho boys are In gonq
health, the weather being pleasant here
now, but arc much disappointed that
they will not bo lnuntend out on March
4. Malls fioni the north me delayed
seventy-two hours.
Hon. J, A. Scranton and daughter
and O, S. Johnson were In tump yes
terday, nfter having visited Lieuten
ant Tute, ot the Third United States
cavalry. Richard J. Homke.
ORA ET LABOR.
No answer comes to llioso who pray
Anil idly Htancl
Anil wilt for bIoiich to roll nway
At Coil's command;
JIo will not break tho binding cords
I'liou ux laid
If wo eldicnd fn plctiellnif woids
And do not old.
When hnmlH nro Idle words aro vain
To move tho stono;
An alillns nneel would disdain
To work olono;
But ho who prnyeth, and Is Btrong
In faith and nood,
And tolluth earnchtly, cro long
lie will buctetd.
JURORS DRAWN FOR
THE APRIL TERM
SELECTED BY JURY COMMIS
SIONERS AND SHERIFF.
Twonty-Four of Thorn Aro Orantl
Jurois and Thoy Will Servo Dur
ing tho Week Beginning March
20-Othors Aro Potlt Jurors Who
Will Pass Upon tho Morito of
Criminal Cases Called for Trial
During tho Two Weeks Beginning
April 17.
Jury Commissioners Charles Wig
gins and Ftnnk Dougherty and Sher
iff C. K. Pryor yesterday drew the fol
lowing Jurors:
OltAND JUnOItH, MARCH 20.
John F. Vunston, coal Inspectot, Scran-
ton.
James. P. .McOIiuiIk. clerk. Semiiton.
William Davids, minet. Set union.
Miles J. MiAiultcus. miner. AuhbiiM.
John Ji lining,, miner, Minorca
llnrry Hansen, laborer, Spring llrook.
Triil 12 Stoens, man ojer, Sctnlitotu
AVlti. Decker hostler, Moseow.
John Kltzhetirj, mliiei. Mlnuokn
Janics tlerrltv, ti.ickm.iti, ('urliundalc.
John I'ox, laborer, Serautoa.
Mlclinil llrown, engineer. Jeysiip.
Justin Segrlst salesman, Set uiton
(li'o. W. Klnn, contractor. Hcrnntun.
.Innus Champion, cleik, 8.r,u.l!i.
Patrick Meliln, eilRliner, Old Koige.
Peter Herman, palntii, Culbonilnle
Pinnk Mcl'.irlanil. foii-maii, Set intuit,
James Shrcglcj, farmer. Clifton
Joseph Conrad ciinenter, Scranton.
''. 1-1. Ilettew. e ni.iinr. I'm limithilc.
Thonuis Ui ttit) liotil. Srrntitdti
James 1:. WilM.ims, miner, ol pliant
Thonris U. McMillan, Jeweler, Caiboii
il.de. J'HTIT jritURS. APUHi 17.
fjemge W. lllesoeki r. fnriiu r, Newton.
Abr.ini IJeynolils. bnakcr Imss, lllakcly.
ii. Jt.iy u.irlii'i, druggist, Ser.intou,
Htv. W. J. Kotcl, ileigi, Siitintoii.
Thomas J. tjiilnn, t1.1ckl.1ver. Mnyileld
! rank McCnitli. ilraiiglitsmnn, Kir.intoit
P. P. .Ionian, hotel Seianlon.
John I'ratuls, jr.. miner, Tinlot.
(h.iilcs Ulocs, liilgbt agent. Dimmoie.
William li Hovil iPrk, Scr.1ntc.11.
Cugenn Long, eleik. S r.intoti.
Samuel Hlmk eluk Seiantnn
J. Scott luglls, mcKli.mt, Scianton.
John UiiiiKlinn gent, Ciilnniilak
Stejihen Wliltmote eontraitor. Ma field.
12. (i. Hi Holds, tanner, Hiiitun
Thomas (lllilca liHtlte Aiihb.ihl
William Pine lit man, Danmore
Thomas Iliiiid lnuriiiillst. MumicUI.
J lines I'ullni, miner Dunmore.
Iletirv I.awler, b.iibw. Jcssiip.
William Karii'll tvamsti r. Mnvllelil
Michael Ctinimlngs, fiumer, roilngton.
Timothy Donovan, miner, ,Iermn.
I'.itiUk I.ynu. hotel Suantuii
Thomas O'Uoile, el'tk, Scianton.
Martin (Ihlmiis eontraitor, Dunmoie.
J. II Towner s.ilesm 111, Hrrnntou.
V K.Jenkins huekstir. 121tiilmrst.
John P Mrihoii, eluk, Si 1, niton
Himucl llaliliman tianistir, Si'ianton.
Joseph Spile her, inur.ineo agiat, Scian
ton Howanl (Jrlllln drugs Seianton.
P. I-'. Mm ray tire boss, s-cranton
John 1. Trn Is, mason Scianton
J.mies Deilm. ton man, I'nbonilale.
Piter Pi lei laborer. Arebbalil.
12elwaid Williams, miner Seianton.
12. M. Jlodoon, t.irnn r, Covington.
1'i.mk Douglicit. nlegiaph operator,
Moscow
Mnltluw lie 1111. engineer. Old Purge.
Martin Cnri.in, lainir ()lpli.int
Phillip SwaitA fniiiulrvm 111 M.nllsoa.
John Welliel mould) r, Diinnioie
UU haul Wlnteisii'ln, enlniil, Diurmuio.
('. H Webliir totem, 111 Dtirmoie.
Ibiir.i W ()le grocer Seianton,
Thomas On dun ci nt . Million
Hugh ,llfas ci rk S 1 cniem
Railroad Han
Receives Good Advice from Fel
low Workmen .
Tho Wholo Story Told by His Wlfo- I
It May Help You.
" When my little boy was six years old
bo hud nu attack of the measles, nod after
recovering ho was restless at nlsht, had
no appetite, and was cross and fretful.
Later on, large blotches and sores broke
out on his face and limbs. Wo were told
they would heal in a few days; but
these few days grew into months. Ono
day my husband, who is a well-known
railroad man, was advised by some of his
fellow workmen to give tho boy Hood's
Sarsaparilla. We concluded to do so, and
after he had taken the first bottle wo
noticed somo lmpiorement. We kept on
giving him thiB medlcino until he had
taken threo bottles, when ho wbb com
pletely cured, and he has been well ever
Blnce." Mks. E. J. Milluk, Bennett, Pa.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Is the best In f.iot the Ono Tnio Plood Purifier.
Bold by all druggists. Si; six for fi.
Wrlc? DSIIc Jo "ot cinc pain or
IIUOU S l-'lllS gr,e All druggists. tSC.
McMUNN'S
ELIXIR OF QPiOl
.s a prcratatlon of the Diug by which its
Injurious eftectn ate removed, whllo tho
valuable 'ncdlcin il pioiertls are ie.
talncd. It pohseies all the sedative,
anodyne and aiitl-spasiiiodlc poweis of
Opium hut produres no sickness of tho
stomach, r.o vomiting, no costlieness nn
headache. In acute nervous dlsuiders IC
Is an Invaluable remedv, nnd Is recom
mended by the best physicians,
fERRETT, Agent,
173 Pearl St.. New York
307 Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton.
nB
They must be sold, and if price will male; them go they will surely uot be here
next week.
172 pairs Meu's Three Sole. Goodyear Well, Leather Lined Shoes, box calf, Vici and
Winter Russets made to sell for $1.00, at $2.29.
120 pairs Meu's Three Soles, Solid Leithar, Leather Lined, in Vici Kid and Winter
Russet, regular $3.00 Shoes, cut to $1.69.
10 pairs High' Cut, Box Calf, Mau's Shoes, worth $3.00, at $1.69.
Big lots of 0.11s and Euds in Patent Leather and Enamel Shoes, cut to lialf price,
from 98 cents to $2.50.
It Will Pay You to See Us.
MYER
307 Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton.
liftwrenco McNnlly, minor, Cnrbondales
Patrick Conboy, ruiLiniin, Moseow.
John McNultv, hotel, Carbonilale.
(li'orgo W. Warren, furmer, Grccnlleld,
W. W. .Tones, ptltiti-r. lllakcly.
12. H. Jordan, liveryman, Scrniitou,
12. D. Hughes, elirlc. Srr.intun.
(leorgo Long, engineer, Sunutoii.
James HilwanlK, engineer, Scranton.
Harry S. Klrkpatrlck, teller, Scranton.
Simon Hlegel, ilo'er, Scranton.
PI2T1T JPllOUS. APIHt. 21.
M. J. Kafferty, tnileman, Scranton.
Michael Miillicrln. miner, Jcrmjn.
JKaao F. l)al, cleik, Scianton.
James Padilen, lintel, Scranton.
I'i tcr Ulppre, laborer 121evcntb ward.
Jumcs J Olbney, plumber, Hydu Pa lie.
John King, miner, '.list waul.
I'eter J. Merilck, merelmnt, Scnuitoiu
M W. Camming!', gent.. Ohphnut.
Seth A. llonny, walcliman, Scranton,
Preil We'llncr, painter, 10th warel.
James Casey, stone mason, Hellevuc.
Jacob Iltirkhatt, waUhnian, Nay Aug.
Thomas W. Watltlns, drugs, Olj pliant.
Thomas (irny, miner, Duninore.
Patilrk M11111I1111 bartender, Carbonilale.
Nelson Tcets, clerk, Scranton.
Michael O'Hrynn mlnet, Archbald.
Simon Thomas, council, Scranton,
John H. Kiluauls. labored, Yutcsvllle.
M. Sweeney, foiciniiu, Hemlock strict.
I2dward Cain, laborer, Anthony stteet.
Prank D. Watts, gtoccr, Anthony street.
John Smith sexton, Weston place.
John Oordnn, laborer. Out don street.
James K Mitchell reporter, Scranton.
12. K. Miller, laborer. Tenth street.
John W. Scanlon tel. operator. Moscow.
Puil 11. Kelle, bookkeiper. Scranton.
Thomas ('. Malloy laborer. Mlnuokn,
Chailes llog.irt. foreman, Dunmore,
M J. Putcell. bath keeper, Scranton.
Illcharil D. Jennings, clerk Scratitnti.
W. 12. Jeilins, merchant, Hydo Park.
Chat les Stone, teamster, Scranton.
William Mnfiltt. maebliilst, Dunmore.
ftev. Thomas le Hiticliy. Hyde Patk.
W. J. Sutton, eleik. Scranton.
Win. J. Jones fninier. Spring nrook.
John Howard, conductor, Pell.
(Jottlleb Mover, agent, Scranton.
Preston Partnn, blm ksmlth, Scranton.
John Wellington, mason. Pell.
John I.tiidermiin. inglncer, Atchbald.
(Irlllltb T. Owens miner, Tnvlor.
William McAmlrew clerk, 511 Sumner ave.
John Wind, laborer, -1st warel.
A. I MrUlnnlH, Justice, Wlnton.
Hugene Cosgrove. student, Scranton,
M. A. Cadden agent. Seianton.
Henry Collins, miner. Caibondilc.
Wm. S. Ward, Janitor. Scranton.
James Leonard foi email Scranton.
(Jeorge Marshall "tenogriiplicr, Scranton.
wiuinm wesiprnni macKsmun. fseraiuon.
Fred I.ebr maible dealer, Seianton.
Hdward MeHiiln moulder nil Palm st.
Henri K D.nles netts agnit Scranton.
John ICei gan, clerk Helb'VUe
Myltttlo boy brokooufwlth an itching rash.
1 tried three doctorsand medical college but
ho kept getting Morso. There vas not one
squnrclnch ofsUnonhls trholclody unajfcctrtl.
lie was ono tuasa of Bores, anil thostench wis
frightful. In removing tho bandages they
ivoulil tako tlio skin with them, nnd tho poor
chilli's ecreams wero licart-lireal.lng. After
tho second application of Citicciu (oint
ment) I caw signs of improicirent, and the
sores to dry up. His skin peeled off twenty
times, but now he ii entirely cured.
ROB'T WATTAM, 4723 Cook St., Chicago, 111.
SrEEOT Cl RC TREATM"T rftB Ftfst IHet Hr-ior,
nun Ion 1, ir 11 un Warm blhi wltu CerriruEA
Soap, follnwtrl by ei'ntlA anoiatiDi mm ClTltCBA,
I urctt of emollient flkincnrf s.
SotdihmuihiutthawnrM Pottfr DftrnAHnrnrH
CocfMrruri .aj.ttn, llowtoCuro UibrUumoM 're
His $11
Lager
Brewery
Manufacturers of
OLD STOCK
PEL
435 !0 HI 81., Stilt Pi.
Telephone Call, 2333.
THE
Ml POWOER CO.
Rooms 1 and 2, Coni'lM B'l'rt'g.
SCRANTON, PA.
Alining and Blasting
POWDER
Mnelo at Mooslo and llusudnlo WorLi.
I.An.lN & RAND POWDHR CO'S
ORANGE GUN POWDER
J-.lcctrlc ISnlttfrUts, Hloctrlo Hxplodon,
lor exploding blusw. hatoty Kuss untf
P.epauno Chemical Co's
man
EXPLOSIVei
D AVI DO
toinolly
'J2Zaal&' "WASHINGTON AYEkUE.
:jc)!!!Xs!ssoassaKSJO!JOsso;s5?
A
Silk
Story
x
.
(J the coming season.
JS Beautiful Stripes,
0.
ll Plaids and Checks
JJ in a multitude of new weaves that are
p strikingly pretty.
k
g Prices from 75c Up.
S?50)JOCKKKKKS0:KK53SXKK
Connolly & Wallace,
127 and 129 Washington Avenue.
CRUSTY
Some men are "crusty" when
the' bread doesn't milt them.
They blame tho cook, but It
ni.iv be she Isn't responsible.
I'o-slbly she told the man of I
tho house to older
"Snow
White"
flour and ho forsot to bay
"Snow White" and the grocer
seut up an Inferior Rrade. Men
shoulel be more careful and they
will cet better 1iro.nl. It makes
ipilto a ellffereneo what Kind of
flour the cook has.
All fciocets hell "Snow While.'1
"We Only Wholesale It."
THEWESTONMILLCO
Scranton, Carbonilale. Olyphtat.
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At Retail.
Coal of tho best quality for domestlo uso
and of all sizes. Includlns Buckwheat and
Birdaeyo, delivered In any part of th
city, at tho lowoBt price.
Orders received at the office. Out floor.
Commonwealth bulldlnir, room No. 6;
telcphotn No. 2621 or at the mine, tele
phono No. 272. will be promptly attended
to. Dealers supplied at the mine.
KIOUNT PLEASANT COAL CO
14 South Main St., Pittston.
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The story concerns new Silks for
Waists, in 4-yard lengths, no two alike.
A collection of the choicest things
that Dame Fashion has conjured for
nnta nnH
Juou il
Our new lines are now
many exclusive novelties not
Carpets
Wilton
Axminster
Velvet
Body and Tapestry
Brussels
Ingrain
Spring I'
1899. h
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WINDOW SHADES
Williams & ftlcAnulty
Interior Decorators.
LACKAWANNA LUMBER GO,
MANUFACTURERS OF
sn pin. white
Bill Timber cut to order on abort notice. Hnrdwood Mine Ralls
tawed to uniform lengths constantly on bund. Peeled Ht-mlock
Prop Timber promptly l;urniohed.
MILLS At Cross Fork. Potter Co., on th. Buffalo and Susqiic
hauna Railroad. At Mina, Potter County, Pa., on Coudorsport. and
Port Allegany Railroad. Capaoity 400,000 feet per day.
GENERAL OFFICE-Board of Trad Building. Scranton, Pa.
Telephone No. 4014.
t THE STANDARD'S CLOSING SALE OF SHOES t
And Rubbers is the great event of this city. The
prices are lower than the manufacturer asks. No
wonder the people buy, but do not neglect this chance
all goods must be sold before April 1st.
For Sale, Also, Cheap Shelving, settee, safe,
two tables, mirror, two street cases, four bicycle lad
ders and track, partition: window fixtures, etc.
t
A few weeks and this opportunity and these
prices are gone. Buy while they last.
Standard
HANDIEST STORE IN THE CITY
WHEN IN
STRONG
AGAIN!
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are properly cured, their couaitton cue n v.grriciin.ninnuiinanii)r. i-wii.iiKiutwiw. .M.ti.
Mailed lealed, Price ti perbo. 6 boiei, with iron-clad legal guarantee to cure or refund thi
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5rS1." raoney,$5co,
send lor Ire book.
l'or Sale by JOHN II. LMItiM'S,
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1899.
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out exhibition and embrace
to be found elsewhere.
Lac? Ciirfains
Renaissance
Irish Point
Brussels
Dresden
Nottingham
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WALL PAPER
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$
4
Shoe Store,
217 LACKA AVE
$
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Wyoming avenue
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