TITE SCR ANTON TR1IUJN15-MONDAY, MARCH 27, 1899.
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Connell Building
DESIRABLE
OFFICES
FULL PRIVILEGES OI-
uaw Library
APPLY TO
j. L. CONNELL,
Ituom :0'2 Connell ISiilliliit'x.
HOUSES FOR SALE AKD BENT
We have .1 big bargain in two
Mngle houses ot 6 rooms, with large
lot, at the low price of $1,000 each.
Homestead street, Dunmore.
Drnker street cats within fifty
yards of houses. Come quick.
House, 706 Prescott ave. 82, soo.
Some fine cheap houses at Lin
coln Heights.
Higher priced homes on Jeffer
son and Clay.
$1,800 buys a nice single all im
provement house with big lot,
Court street.
Weolfera fine lot, 80x110 feet,
comet of Clay and Myttle. Mag
niticent location.
I-orrctit.it $1:, $15. $20, $28,$;o
TRADER'S REAL ESTATE CO.
trader's National Bank buildlnx,
Lhns Sch lager, Mqr. Phone, 3741.
E M R
SLLS
ODAKS
And Photo
Supplies
130 Wyoming Avenue.
DR. H. B. WARE,
SPECIALIST.
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
1 11 ecllouts Oa.m to 12.30 p.m; 2 to 4.
illlums Hultdins. Opp. I'oatolllco
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CITY NOTES
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t h.iuunieju.1 cnelo r.itetli g has beun post-
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lll'li.l lllin JIUIl.'l.'ii-iiiu o.m. ui
M.,t Dr the John l)uv enu iteminl at,
tlii' I.)ceum Wednesday nlMit opens at
ilin tin lti'i bu. utile o this morning.
RKD RinilCN'" e'orriJH A elemein
hti it. on Jt the merits of "Hod U.bbon"
toltev will be given throughout the! week
.it (joleisniltli's llKiiar. uiidei the dine
tlen of Mr. David I'tltjli.trd, lepicicnllng
Ruts . Well .t t:o., ot New York eity.
womun's ci.rn mi:i:ting The teg-
11l.11 meeting of the Wonu n'b club will bo
held this u! If! noon 111 the imlcih of the
Green Uldgo Prcbj teilan elnifli at .1 )
o'clock, at which the members are ie
Uiiested to present their membership
tlcketb.
Ff.NlUtAr. THIS MORNING -The fu
neral of tho lite John Swei'iiev will take
place this morning fiom his late home,
loll Not th Washlnston uvenue A .solerun
lequlem high muss will bu eelebiateel nt
in o'clock In St. Paul'n Catholic chinch.
Green nidge. Intcuncnt at At'hluld.
CLEARING HOL'Sn nXCHANGKS.
riro clearings for the Sciuntou Clearing
Ioumi assoclarion lor the week fueling
Marin IT, aie as follows: Mondav. March
M 2.17GC. TucMlnv March 21. $:5i. 7cl 27:
Wedne'.sday, March 2.' JKi,9H.w,. Thurs.
1.15, March 23, J."'S,JHj 21, Priilav. Muich
Jl 151.iOI.U7, Saturday. Mniih 21, liW,
431 (M grand total. Jl..:i7.H9 0C.
CITY CIA'Il API'AIR-C 1) Si oti ten
dered the members of the citv club a
pleasant affair by means of one of 1MI
son's largo phonographs Saturday even
ing at the club rooms on Spruci stie't.
Mull) members vveie la attend mei! The
i-c'lectioii.s were numerous and well ar
langetl and the he ucrs thoroughlv en
lojed the tieat. At the conclusion of tho
concert, refreshments wero served.
MINISTERS' JIKKTING At the mee-t-Ing
of tho 3Iethodlt ministers to be held
ut nim Park ehureh this morning, a p.ipr
em "The Apostolic ge" will bo read by
tho Rev E E. Santee, of Old Forge. At
tho Baptist ministers' meeting In the
Pcnn Avenuo Baptist church, the Rov.
G W Welsh, pasteir of the Clival Re
formed church, will ri'.id a paper on "Tho
Refoimatlon "
WHEELMEN'S CONCERT -I'lie rhllo
inel ejuaitette will give a conceit uiidei
thr amnlces of the ornuii Rhine Wheel,
men on Thursday oviiiiug, Mnrrn if at
the club hoasei of the kit1"!' 1 ivuimsutron,
corner of Saudei-'ori nvi'nue mil eiecn
IUiIkp srreet Twenty-live cents admis
sion will be chaiged, and nil fi lends of tho
club or epuiitette are Invite el 10 attend
Refreshme Ills Will b selVeel tiee of
charge aftor tln concert. This will l
the recond similar nftalr given, b rhe
wheelmen tend will be will worth attend
ing not only for the concert but for the
onjovmeiit of tho evening In 11 social way
aH well
ROSENTHAL CONCERT.-Thi con-, rt
to bo glvein at tin Ljcoum on AlUll 12 by
Rosenthal, tho gientest living pianist, Is
under tho mannnemi nt of the Hcrnnton
Conservator of ilusle A tuibscrlpilun
list of Hats upon thi lloor Is being rupblly
made up. 1'eellng that It Is of tho highest
Importance) to nil nmslc-Htuilents to hear
tho finest muRio Interpicte'd by tho great,
est artists. Sir. Pennington will open tho
cllagrrfm pf tho ntlro bilcony to sttulentii
of musla nnd their escorta on "Studen's"
Day." Thuisdav, April C. Th' dlagr'Uir
of tho floor and unsold sents In tho bal
cony -will 1 o'len to subscribers on l'rl
dax and Saturday, Aiirll 7 and 8.
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SERMONS FROM
MANY PULPITS
DR. L. W. MUNHALL GAVE A
PURITY TALK TO MEN.
It was the Feature of Yesterday Af
ternoon's Young' Men's Christian
Association Meeting Special Ser
vices In. the Providence Piosby
terlan Chuich Seimon of the Rev.
Mr. Grant Obseivnnce of the
Feast of the Passover Palm Sun
day at St Peter's Cuthedial Sei
viccs During Holy Week.
Dr. L. W. Munhall, of Philadelphia,
tiilkcd to nn uudleneo of men yesterday
ut the Lyceum meeting, which almost
ethuusteel the seating cnpiclty of the
auditorium. The subject was 'A Pur
ity Talk to .Men" and ho followed his
saibjeet.
lie Is u tall, heav n't man, with a,
commanding nppe'niurice. UN I. bully
face and tho striking plalniii's mil
ttuth of his word uei-ninplNhed much
moif than oiatory. lie himself Is j
living example ot what tho truth' he
tulkM of can do for a man. It tho
man himself will, and th.it er noi
sonullty has brought power to the
m.my, tnuny uddresscb ho has inudo In
this bioad laud.
The address of vesterday was con
sidered from the view of that parage
of Scriptures found in Hccleslastlos
l-9. Mr. Munhall treated his topic
under threo cllffeieiit elates, heait,
sight and result. UN main thought
was that man, being u flee agent, could
do as ho pleaK'd He might tollow the
desiiPH of his heurt and sight, be It
for good or evil, but the Judgment wa
sine. lie told of the evil effects ot the
liquor habit, the terrible disaster whlih
follows always In the wake of the lust
of tho llesh. In lefenlng to pub're
opinion as bearing upon the young man
and oung woman, the speaker mid
"that the mind, judgment or spirit
which condones In the oung muu what
It condemns in tho woman Is of tho
de ll
He paralleled thedestr uctlonof Sodom
and Gomorrah, Pompeii and Horculnn
eum and told of the doi av of Fi.uit'.
The nimMll was threatening Aiucrlc
and the ilghtoousness of the oung
men mu-it be Its salvation
The man who.se conscience .i clear,
who was light with Clod and kept hU
name fiee fiom taint was better by
far than all others In any walk of life,
for It was the satlsfvlng plo.istties to
come which would bo his rewaid. He
concluded his talk with a reminisce nt
sketch of his own life dining the tnily
days of his young manhood and he tlvn
Invited the men present to alter their
mode of living If It was not tight and
leall." the henefltf. of being "light with
God" as he had done. About lltty
men responded.
The Young Men's Christian associa
tion orchestra assisted in the s-ci ir cs
and ri. C. 31. Glflln offered pr.ier.
Palm Sunday at Cathedral.
Palm Sunday, the beginning of holv
week, was observed as usual at St.
Peter's cathedral. Tho palms vveru
blessed by Bishop Hobarr and after
wards cll-tilbuted to the congregation
to bo bin ne dining the service and the
until o day in commemoration of
Chilst's entry to Jeiusalcm. The ser
mon was also delivered by the bishop,
being a brief explanation of the gospel
of the clay and the significance of the
ceremony.
Thurseluj at 9 .!0 o'clock a. m. Bishop
Hobun will bless oils that tire to be
used during the year In the udmlul'
tratlun of the .acramenls An extra
nose win ue niesseci anu carried 111 nro-
cession to a repository at the side altar,
where It will be expohed for public
feneration Tho festival ot Hoi'
Tlllll vilnv I
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s in commemoration of the
Institution of the Blessed Sacrament.
At the cIofo of tho mass the commem
oration of the passion begins, the altar
being divested of Its ornamentation
anil tho bells and music bushed In
token of the 1 lunches' morning
On Friday ut S o'clock tho mass of
the pre-banetltleel will be celebrated.
It Is so called because the host use 1
In the service N the orre consecrated
tho clay before and preserved in t'n
repository Public veneration of tho
eioss follows the mass.
On Holy Saturday at 7 o'clock will oc
cur the blessing of the lire, holy water
nnd paschal candle, which Is lighted
during the t calling ot the gospel fiom
Holy Saturday until Ascension Sunday,
typifying Christ's Instructions' during
the thirty days remained on eaith with
his apostles after his resurrection. Dur
ing the mats the altar Is stripped of
Its somber draperies, the "Gloria in
i:.eelbis" Is sung and the bells and
music aie again heard announcing tho
gloi loirs Haster lime,
Providence Presbyterian Church.
The services at the Ptovldorioe T'ro
bterlan church esterduy were of a
special natuie The pastur pi cached
two able sermons and tho elioli, In
charge ol Choi Ister C. V. Whlttemoie,
sang selected nnthems at both m 1 vices
At tho close ot the evening service.
Ptof. Ge'oige Walkcnshuw. of Glasgow.
Scotland, who Is visiting here, played
selections from Wiley, Bach, Schubert
and Handel.
Tho themo ot tho pastors. Rev.
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They 'vc imitated
everything else! but
they 've never been
able to imitate the
quality of
Sarsaparilla
Catarrh of Stomach,
bowels, or bladder, is cured by the
Cailsbad Sprudel Salt. It is also
a positive remedy for coiibtipation,
liver and kidney complaints.
Carlsbad Sprudel Salt contains
the same curative properties that
have made the Carlsbad Springs
famous ior five centuries.
To hibiier & Mendelson Co., Sole
Agents for the Cailsbad Spiings,
New York. Gentlemen, I have
been suffeiing lrom disorders of the
livei and stomach foi the last six
years, and tried almost every
remedy recommended to me with
out nn lin more than temporary
relief at the best, until I was ad
vised to iiM.- the imported Carlsbad
Sprudel Salt. I ocv.asion.Uly added
teaspoonful of the Carlsbad
Sprudel Salt to the first gobletful
of water, which I took early in
the morning. My improvement
was most marked. At the end of
three weeks my liver was reduced
to its normal sie, and the pain in
it had entirely ceased. I have
gained in flesh 16 1-4 pounds, and
feel that I am permanently recover
ing. I am so grateful for the benefit
deiived trom the use of the Carls
bad Sprudel Water, that I permit
you to use this statement as you
may see fit.
Sincerely yours,
H. H. Mason, Law Clerk,
Clerk's Olnce of the U. S. Ciicuit
Court tor the Southern District
ol New York.
Write lor pamphlet. Eisner &
iMeiuielson Co., bole Agents, New
Y01L
WEST SIDE HOTEL FIRE.
Building
on South Main
Avenue
Bedly Damaged.
Tie Patagonia hovel building at SOI
So ttb Main aveii'ii was almoj-t com
pletely cleMi ived bl a midnight file
James Iiis, tin pi opt It-tut' was
ruining dcvti stairs with t lighted
k in- in lamp wh n h tiippcd and
fell. Tin- lamp bloke on the lloor and
exploded .'tilng Hie to the l.alh.ay.
31i Davis escaped Inlui-y but had to
oeiimpct Itv ly to beat the names up 1
the hallway.
Tin fire eoinpinii-s made a quick re
sponse to an til.ii ni trom bo 3J. but
had to be content with creveiitlng thu j
flanus fiom spiemllirg to adjoining I """" " "f,"'"" "ie -i .n..u i-eiuiiiua-bulldlngs
j 'binors.
Hx-Ali'eimiin T. T .Morran owned The eomniNsloners app'.iled. and be
the building It was worth $2 000 and cause of the flit Hint all juiois who
was partly insiiri-d Mi. D.ivla -rvcd ' could be called to try the case must
only
a poi linn
furnlturo.
of his dwelling and
hotel
ST. JOHN'S SOCIETY OFFICERS.
Were Chosen at a Meeting Held Yes
terday Af tot noon.
At a meeting of St. John's Total Ab
stinence and Benevolent socletj of
Pine rtrc ok yesterday aftcmoirt the
following others were 1 lmson after a
spltlttd contfst. Piesielcnt, Timothy
Buike vice-pti'vident.Jcihn J. O'JIalley;
tlnanelal secietcry, John Dempsev: 10
coidtng M-eictaiy, IMwaid Havers;
treauier, Michael 0'3lalley; serge.int-at-aims,
Joseph Joyie; trustees, John
Jo co, John rob- and Anthony Mcl
lod ; delegates to diocesan convention,
Mle haei O'Malley and John V. JIaloney.
The enntet for taking in new mem
bers will close net Sunda Tho de
feated members will tender the vie
toilous iine a banejuit at a elate to lu
selected Intel. On Haste 1 Mondny
night the toe lit will conduit a .smoker.
HIS TAMILY ARE ANXIOUS.
Aged Patrick Sullivan Seems to
Have Suspiciously Disappeaied.
For sevvial days tin- family and
friends of Patrick Sullivan, who is oet
70 yeai.s of age, have been Ineiuiilng
concerning his whereabouts. He left
his residence1 on Cnuga street etrily
on Tiiday last and has, not been home
since.
He Is a, veteran of the Civil wai and
a pensioner. j.o diaws his pension
once every three' months and had cou
sldeiablo mone on his poison when ho
left home. It wus thought Satiitday
that he might have gone down to Old
Point Comfort to tho Soldiers' Home,
as ho has often done befoie, but In
quiry failed to lot ate him as having
bought tUKets at an ot the lallioad
ticket ollbes He is graj halted med
ium sized und woro a daik blue suit
when ho left home'.
WAS WELL KNOWN HERE.
Tho older residents of this cltv and
Archbald and lllakely will no doubt 11
eall tho Rev. I). H. Wycoff, who wus
pastor of the Prcsb terl.ru chinches
nt Hlukely and Atchbald about twenty
ears ago. He troejuontij pieaelud In
this city during his pastorate In thi
vulley.
He illed at Philadelphia a few da8
ago at a llpe old age, man years of
which was spent In the mlnlstiy. That
which piobably atttaets atlcntlun to
tho reverend gentleman's death Is tho
fact that he is the fathei of Pi of
Walter Wyckoff, of Princeton college1,
who made himself famous and earned
his title and chair at Princeton b his
writings on "Tho Workers," which ap
peal eel In Scrlbner'h In hcilnl form last
year.
TWO NEW PARISHES FORMED.
Afier Easter a number of additional
changes will be mudo ainoriL' the cath
olic eltgy Sumo of these hirvo been
announced but not all have as yet been
definitely decided upon by Bit hop
Hoban.
A now parish Is to be established nt
Montrose with Ile,v A. T. Brodeilek,
iiiw of st. Pntili'K's, WVst Scranton.
In el'iuge. Je.shiip. now a part of oiy
phant parish. Is tei be made u parish
and placed lu e-haige of Rov. Father
Laffertv, no v of Aubiurr. Be v. J .1
.McCain, of tho South Side, will likely
Micived to the Atlbuiu p.u Uh Rev.
(-hat les Munlev, now a,s.slstant priest
at Jermjn, will be transferi"d to
Havre, as assistant to Rev. Father
Shiiiili).
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T. B. McClir.tock,
Hie lloilst, will upen today at P2S
Siuuee street with a full line of Easier
plants and novelties.
DIED.
WU.SON.-In Scianloii, Jlurih 2c. li,
Miss Mnry Parsons Wllwon, 22 veurs of
uge, nt tho tiHldoiii'R. ;r.M Webntnr nf
nue. Funeral sen Ices this cvmilnu nt
7'0 o'eloek ut the rctldutiv. liilimeat
Tuesday at Tritium, N. J.
IMPORTANT CASE
IIEADSJODAY'S LIST
WYOMING COUNTY COMMISSION
ERS ARE THE DEFENDANTS.
They Ate Charged with Having Paid
nn Excessive Pi ice for the Erection
of tv Soldiers' Monument and for
the Construction of a Bildge at
Eatonville Number of Prominent
Wyoming County Men Hcto to At
tend the Trial, Which Begins To
day. Heading the we-ek's list in common
picas coutt Is the novel and iuteiestl
lug cum! from Wyoming county grow
ing out of the' eree Hon of the soldiers'
and sailors tuonutm in undui the- re
ceiit act enipow cling the eiunty com
missioner 8 of uny count to I'lecl siuh
a monument at the expense of ihe
county upon proper petition und the
approval of two successive grand jur
ies. The Wjomlng eountv soldiers' and
sailors' monument was contracted for
by County Commissioners Charles
Wheetock and F. II Chase and Michael
lit own at Tunkhannock on May C, 1S97,
much us contracts have been lot In
that eountv for ninnv vetir The
contract was made with TMward Galla
gher, Jr., of Philadelphia, repri'sentlng
the Pennsylvania Jlonument company.
The monument was ere'Cteel and duly
unveiled und the eountv auditors came
on to lev lew and pass upon the ac
counts of the commissioners and thflr
llmllng was ro the ctfeel thai the com
mls'donerH had paid an excesrlvo
amount for the same, viz: $9 000. Fol
low lug that decision thev sui charged
the commissioners the sum of 512 000.
COMPARISON OP COST.
It was shown before the board mat
a llki monument, bovvu feet less In
height, with base In four plei'es. and a
le-i- amount of bronze woik, had been
elected at Ifolldajfibuig. Pi, for Blair
I county, for which $12,000 had been con-
.sldciod a fair price. The evidence ad
eluced before the auditors is said to
I have lnon upon letter' and ot a char
acter not admissible m a court of te
eonl without Identification, at loast
There1 was also a O'l-pute civei the price
of a bridge eiortcd at Latum llle and
I some money wa claimed to have been
oveipald the1 dlbtilct attorney, making
a lotal cif $1 cot).
This amount was surcharired and ,l
ludgtnont entend of iccord on that
"nciing ur ruvor ot tno .-ouniv ot v v-
of uecejislt be int"tcsted parties ap
plication was made ami a change of
venue gianted to this county.
For the county auditors tX-Dlstlict
Altoinev James H. Fie u of Tunk
hannock, and Charles Dawson, of
Scranton, will appear For the county
e omnil.sslonerh. Hon JJdwaidJ Jordan
and James W. Piatt, of Tunkhannock,
I and Ge'oige Wat-on. of this city. This
ease will be called before Judge Arch
bald this morning.
COMMISSIONERS ARE HERE.
The county commissioners, Charles
Wheeloek and F. II. c'liuse came on
ehterday atternoon and at" registered
at thu Hotel Rudolph The are ac
companied by 3Iajor II. W. Bardell.
lion Frank H. Piatt. Sheriff Alvlra
G Or error, Colonel Eugene S. Han
elrltk, Captain Samuel Hawke of Com
pany L, Seventh regiment. Edwaid E
Mentzer, Miltorr Unwell, Hon. efeorge
W. Cooke and Jeiseph Wood Piatt, of
Tunkhannock. At thr St Charles ho
tel is County Commissioner 3II hael
Brown and he has with him County
Clerk Frank S. Harding. Perry Grlllln
L. R. Alery, Snrnile'l Hess. Edw.ud
Phlnney, Joseph B. Welch and Hon A
"M 1 011 Eastman
Attorneys James W PI itt and E J
J ni dan, of Tiuikhunnock, who represent
the count commissioners, are regis
ter ed at Heitel Jerm.vn
There will b thirty or forty Wyom
Ing county men here an witnesses and
It Is expeeted tho tiial will last thiee
days.
APRIL 10, 1899.
N. Y., 0. & W. Excursion to New
Yoik; Tickets Good to Return Up
to and Including Apiil 10th. Low
Rates.
The "Ontario" excursion
Will provo n dlveision.
From our toll and dall eaie,
So pack up om gilp
And take in the trip
Avail our.seIf of the low faio.
T. B. McClintock,
the lloilst, will open today nt I2S
Spiuce stieet with a full line of Easter
plants and novelties.
Finest wines and
20 Spiuce stieet.
clears at Lane's.
CASTOR! A
Pot Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Boars the
Signature of
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Car load Just .rr lived All sl!e,
and prices the lowest Workmanship
gum ante ed oven on
TH; CHEAPiR GR ' DES.
Keep us lu mind aud ou wiiit io
giet giving us your pattonugi ou
will get goods us represented giving
ou mil easy terms of payment or very
lowest prices for cash. Immense stock
of Household Goods Stovos, Carpets,
Iron Beds. etc. Flvo lurgo floors full
to the celling at
This Koly's Sions, rill
COMMON COUNCIL CAUCUS.
Luther Keller for Chairman; Hugh
A. Jones for Clerk.
Tho eleven Republicans who will be
In the next common council mot In cau
cus after Saturday night's meeting nnd
unanimously selected Luther Keller ns
candidate for chairman. Hugh A. Jones
was chosen for tho clerkship over T. R.
Jackson by n vote of seven to four, as
follows:
June -3lessri Nagell, ftiltnth. Wat
kins, Walker, Smith, Keller and Hece 7.
Jackson Mesne. Harvej, Tewkesbury,
Zlylcrmin anil 3lorrls
Mr Jones N a lcsldent of Decker's
court, on the West Side, and N a clerk
by profession
The Democrats have not as yet called
a caucus. It Is llkelv that 3Ir. Grier
will be their eatulldate for chairman If
they have one, but there is quite- 'i
sttoirg possibility that Mr. Keller will
be endorsed Will V. I.ynott, of IProvI
denci is tho most prominently men
tioned llomociatle candidate for the
clerkship
The Republicans of select council are
scheduled to caucus Thursday night on
the chair ma nshlp. Next Tuesday night
the Republicans of both branches, will
meet to select a candidate for city
solicitor.
3Iayot Ralley Muted yesterday to 1
Tribune reporter thut he had received
word that he would be1 recuioated to call
a joint convention of councils for
Thursday night to till the vacancy on
the board of ievlson and appeals.
A FAREWELL RECEPTION.
Will Bo Given Tonight in. Honor of
F. W. Pearsall.
At the Railroad Young Men's. Chris
tian association tonight a farewell re
ception will In' given to V W. Peat hall,
the retiring secretary, who goes to New
Yoik city to take up an Important work
In connection with the Railroad Young
31en's Christian association theie.
Addresses will be delivered by Rev.
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pi ices far below those asked elsewhere eaily in the
season
Special sale today in flowers and shapes
1.00 black nnd colored
of every description, in chip and fancy straws, regular puce si.oo. bpecial sale at
19c violets at IOC One lot of white iiOc flOWCl'S at 2.1c Large bunches
violets, laige bunches, worth iqc, very A including violets, pansies. lilacs, roses,
special bargain at I UC daisies and foliage, worth soc
Rare Easter offeringswomeiVs top coats and
tailored suits.
everything we sell offeiings that compare to our advantage with the best induce
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for the same price anywhere.
Women's and misses' jackets from
$3.98 to $18.98.
Five very special items in muslin underwear
Excellence of quality in all these is assured and quantities are great enough for
all demands. An aftermath to our great underwear sale of February.
Very special On the following items in women's chemises
price has been specially reduced for today :
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15c chemises at 20c Of good quality muslin, yoke ot em
broideiy and tucks, trimmed with cambiic ruffle
."9c Chemises at Hi).' Of fine quality muslin, with yoke of
solid embroidtry trimmed with edging to match
50c ROWllH lit 2Tc Good quality muslin, mother hubbaid
yoke, tucked and trimmed with cambiic uiffle
l)c muslin sowiis at 19c Excellent quality of muslin,
hubbaid yoke, trimmed with cluster of tucks and lowa of cm
broulei v inset tion
OSp, muslin conns nt
mother hubbard styles, eight dilferent designs, all handsomely
trimmed with lace and embroidery
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Minr $? Ppr!r ,34 Wyoming Avenuo
millCU 4X iCIV, "walk In .nd look around."
Bicycle Perfection
Has at last been reached iti the production of tlie
1899 MODEL GHAINLESS SPALDING
We would be pleased to have you call aud examine it.
FLOREY & BROOK
J. R. Sweet, of the Simpson 3rethodlst
TIpIscopal church, George G Malt, sec
retaiy of the Young 3Ien s Christian
association; Altoinev A V. Itower, It.
F. McKentui and F. P Bryant. The
Orpheus club will furnish music. The
nubile generally and 31r. Pe.irall's
many friends In paitlcular ait Invited
to attend
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Scranton Store, 124-126 Wyoming: Avenue.
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and untrimmed mi!Hnery
Choice and correct creations exclusive
effects unapproachable newness and the
all here at prices obviously
entire city. Combining great
lowest prices at all times, even in the height of
the season, has made this store the center of the
most wide-awake shoppers and the most careful
purchasers, and many are the compliments we re
ceive daily as a result of our caretul planning and
world-wide search for extraordinary values. EAS
TER MILLINERY EXTRAS abound everywhere
here Paris patterns of every conceivable kind
and fancy in fact, the greatest showing of its
kind that has ever been seen here.
$2
Mmpcs at 19c One great lot of black and colored
The best ideas of the woild's best designers
ments that combine style with lowness of pi ice
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$3.98 good quality covert cloth with double stitched
seams, newest cut, positively tailor made and worth as
much as a thud more.
a a ao for ST value iii women's Jackets all silk
4)4. 9o lined; stylish velvet collar, the proper cut, ex
cellent quality of whipcoid, positively a seven dollar gar
ment, fr-c for & al!,e Jn somen's SUllS in black and
.p5.9o blue cheviot, jacket lined throughout with sat
in, skirt made in the newest fan back style, lined with per
caline and bound with velveteen.
In all of the above do not judge by the pi ice
alone. Read descriptions and note that all gar
ments advertised contain more favorable points
Oflc Of line duality muslin, empire
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For Receptions and Teas
A fine effect is obtained, where Candles with
beautifully tinted shades shed their soft radiance.
Ncrcr were they more popular than now.
Never was our assortment so laige. We have nil
the latest effects in Silver Candehibias, Combina
tions of Silver and Cut Glass. ,
We don't ask iancy prices.
211 Washington Ave.
Opp. Court House.
THE DICKSON M'FG CD.,
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L0C0M0T1VES.STATI0NARY ENGINES
Holler, tloMtlnz an J Pumplnz Ma-iilnfry,
General Otllce, Scranton, Pa.
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