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TIIE SCRANTON TRTBUJNJS-MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1S90.
INTERESTING DAY
OF THE CONFERENCE
CoiiclulcJ flora 1'ub 5.1
this yoar SS.fijl, not lnrlutllni; Kpednl
Klfts not ri runted: iqicclnl Kiftn, JJOOO:
tntiil ilccionse, $554. A epcoliil fund
villi brine It ilcmn to $34.
Hpv. Dr. Html ni.ulo Intel romurUH.
lifter wlilcli Dr. 11 JJ. OlniHtcutl wtiilu
u brilliant million on "Tlie UMucutlon
ury I'owir of n Cliuith lltilltlliiB."
jchckssity or a ctimicii.
Dr. Vnn Si hoick. iitosUlintr rlclcr of
rCilt.1 district, Michigan conference,
spoke on "The Ncusilty of u Chuirh
Uulldlni: to the nxlstenco of ft Town."
He ineftiteil hlH nddresa by refenliiB
to the pli ttmiro It gave him to stand on
thnt plutfoini, where for two o.irs lio
had stood as p.istoi of KlncHton chinch
unci six yeais as prctldlnK elder of
tho Wjomlni? cVitrlct, and to meet so
many fi lends In the ministry and laltv.
In spcakltiR of the subject l'o ml''
that in the older of creation the fain
11 v came Hist. Hie chinch bttlldliiK ee
ond, and the town tlilid. The llru
oliuiclt tuildliiR vun :v Hide altar, then
ciinie the tent or tabernacle, then the
s'vnapoKiie, then the temple, mid then
the eathedial, the substantial, stately
edlflee.
When the p. ople bei;an to settle in
towns Hod .ild "let tbem nnke me n
mnetcim that I mav dwell ninom:
them' Vh " Prcnuse the .inctu
nry or clitltcli I'ttlldlns was to he Ood'H
dwelling place, where ho would roin
jntir.e with Ills people In fellowship
uml worship Von cannot linvi- a town
without ?od' presence and bleeping:
The church bulldlnK means tlie school
building and both mean lelinement In
llii home s.tiety and piotectlon In the
business llle of the comtnunltv The
church builds the town and the town
builds the nation. You cinnot have a
Rrent nation without unnumbered
towns whoso cliuieh s-plies point
heavenward mivIwt "we un the jieople
who btliee In (lod the r.ither Al
Jiil.Thly, and In Jesus Chi 1st, Ills onl.v
t-on, out Lord " Trom ucli lutloin
nine your AVahlni;tons and Uncolns.
jour (Jlndstoncx iivl McKlnlej, oiir
3iriaijuts and liewoy, our f-lmpons
and bpurseoni vut I-ontrfellovv . Ten
iiyton and V hltlteiP, and all that In
numerable hc-t of men and women
pine In licit t, noble In life. Brand In
m hlc eniint whether In humble or
public Htatlon Hc Di Ooucher made
a tin" address on "flreat llullilliiKs "
npwoiiTii i.kaguh MnirriNG.
'"he npworth League liuctlnK at
Mi inorl.il hall last rvenln, was pre
dicted mcr by r,e .Tolin Uradsliaw
A biillt.int acidic-1, was made to the
ItoutiK people by Rev. Dr. lteirv, edltoi
cjt tho Upwoith Heiald.
Anions the piobablo changes In ap
Iolntiiicnts will be that of A. r t'h.if
le to Cat bond ite "H O. Simpson,
AhIiiim W. I.. Thorpe, 1'lv mouth. O
I'laee, pteldinpr elder. IIoiiidale
il'stilct 1". V Youiii;. Dallas, O. U
'ivei'-oii, et l'ittvtun ,S Ou Snow
I'm. Coopei-.t(in, X. V., G. 11. I'ten
tlei , Miiii ow
It lb ic.iwinihlv cei tain that the eon
foenro will not adjourn until Tuesday.
Pioeo-'dlnKs are more than a d ly be
hind the U'-u il schedule Dueijo will
presuniablv b the net pi lie of meet
ing Confiienet has bom held thei
limr times In the chinch's hlstoiy.
The list tline was In ics',
He Hr Clone ho, who made several
addiesses In the eonti lenci- and who
i-poke in tin 1'iist Methodist c lunch
ji-tciflij is nap of the rlehist cliiKy
nun In M. thodl-m. He and his wife
s-uppciit MO fimiKii missions and early
IsaattoDg
Welles' liuiaiiiK, J'ubllc faquare
WJMvUs-UAHKK.
IMPORTERS AND RETAILERS OF COS
TUMES AND SELECT ORr QOOOS.
The Difference
IN PARIS $50 to Sioo for the
new creations of the fashionable
tailors and gown makers.
HERE S 14.98 to $69. 50 for cop
ies of these foreign conceptions, ex
act ill every detail of material, style,
trimmings, workmanship and lin
ings. Of course the foieign design
signets receive something for their
cieative genius, and another por
tion of the difference is eaten by
the Paris label and the customs.
But there are no copyrights on
hashion and American tailors build
perfect counterparts of the imported
models, and the best of these find
show room m our model Suit De
partment. But show room lor a
lew days only, tor it's "touch and
go" with these high class sorts and
buyers must be active and prompt.
Some new styles came Saturday,
I hey'll all be gone before this 'ad."
disappears. So, be early.
Black Crepons
No need to urge buying of these
popular black goods at these two
special prices goods sell them
selves. It's not often that such
values come right at the height of
the season when the demand is
greatest. There's nothing the mat
ter with these, only that the man
ufacturer had small lots and closed
them at a price.
Three patterns in silk and wool
at $1.98 the yard.
One pattern in all wool at $1.98
the yard.
Two patterns in all wool at $1.49
the yard.
Children deprived of fht3
and mineral foods have
weak bones, flabby flesh and
thin watery blood.
The milk of nursing
mothers, enfeebled by chron
ic diseases, or long contin
ued nursing, produces the
same results.
Scott's Emulsion is cod
liver oil partly digested and
with the hypophosphites,
forms a fat food which acts
on the infant through the
mother's milk, ' giving rich
blood, strong nerves and
sound flesh and bones to both.
Sui- ftnd 1 1 a,, All drugsms. t
SCfXri .1 HOWNi.lhemljti, New York. I
ISAAC LONG.
WILKES'BARRE, PA.,
rniL 17, 'DO.
Klr nwn liiis- Minis of mone to the
clinic h and charity.
SATURDAY'S SESSIONS.
Rev. Geoige T. Piice. of Dallas, Ex
pelled fiom the Mlnlstiy.
At Satut dav's session of the confer
ence Ile tleoige T. I'llce, pastor of
the ehuri b at Dallas, I.uzeine count v.
and until a ear ni?o In ehatRe of the
1'aik I'laee Mttbodlst Hplstopal
chinch, cif this iit, was expelled fiom
the mlnlstij und church The cIiuiku
11 Kill nst him was unlawful relations
with Miss Hannah Skerrett, datightei
of Mim John Oriij. of Gailield ave
nue, this city. JJI10 is 21 yeaiB of njje
anil was omplocd at the home of lie v.
and Mis Pi lee as a domestic, entetlnt!
theli seivlee when thev leslded her"
When thev lemoved to Dallas she ac
companied them
When the matter was brought to
the attention of the ccmlerente a com
mittee consisting of ItevH J. C Pea
cock, c hail man, A. F. Blown, V. II
Paisons, x. j. n.u lev, ,. u. l.itell,
J. H. Sumuei, C M Sunlain. 11 X.
Van lloeson. 13 Kilpatrlck. II. H Wll
bui, i: 15 D. Ill Irks, H M. Civden
wlse, William Frlsbin, Stephen .Ia,
counsel foi the chinch. A. P. Chaflee,
secietuy, M S Gotschall, was ap
pointed by lilshon Xewman to ti.v the
accused man
MIhs Skenitt when the matter Hist
came to the attention of the church
olllelal.s refused to av an thing about
the ease en to hold Mr. Pi Ice lespon
li lor her condition but when hhe
was brought befoio the conference,
committee Wednebdav she told the
whole stoij Mr. Pike did not appear
before the committee Thuihday, as he
was expec ted to, and has not been seen
since. The tepoit ot the committee
was to the effect that the chaises
against him weie sustained and bis
dismissal was recommended. The re
port wms adopted.
HLACKMAIL IS C'HARC.nD.
Mr Pi Ice is a man of distinguished
peisoinl appe.uunce. Is C3 jears of age
and has bi c n mm lied twice. The pie
sent Mis Pi ice lojallv stands bv hei
lmsbind and sajs he is the victim of
blackmail Mi, i lice has two m.ir
llcd daughters He has been In tin
ministry tlility joins and had chat Be s
at P.iupaek, I'rompton, ili.iilel; (Vn
tie, Mt Pit asant, Haiford, Biookljn,
t'laiks Green, Atlien,t Union, Mllfoid
Avikii, Court slice t Scianton, and
Dallittf
Satuidav moining was cliielly de
voted to the examination of the c.lass s
of c indidatcH for advancement anu full
mi'inbiishlp In the ministrv. Rev.
Samuel Mooie. of Xoiwlch, X. Y con
ducted tile elevotion.il ceiclse.H and
Ulshop .lovee called the session to or
der at 0 o'clock Seeictaiy J. U
Swett tiad th reiioit of the clay be
foie A P. Deekei. of Waverlj, N
Y, was elected a confeience tiustet.
W 1j 1'hoipe rcpoited an apportion
ment of $27." to the detailed mlsslonmy
lepoit In the minutes, $0 000 to the
t'huuh Hxtenslon society, $3,000 to
the rreedmen's Aid and Southern
Educational society.
- . Geiiiiond, piesidlng elder of th'
Now York eonfereiice.Rev V. Von ICrug
of the Presbj tei lan church, Klngstm
Rev. Mr. "Wardcll, of the Rock Rlvei
conteience, weie intiodueed.
Tho class of tiiobationeis for the first
jcar were called, lepoitcd and ad- j
Minced. It consisted of the following
W. S. Adams, Ernest Colwell, IJ R.
Ilauton, De Los II. riildley. Prank
Jnnies. II. V. Moigan. W. W. Wattous
The following weie advanced to
the third sear .1. N. Ralle.v, Rob
eit Clark, Cul Counellman, J. W.
Johnson, G. C. McCheney, Peter V
Meld T. 1!. Millet. A. J. Neff, 13. II
Singer, M. V. Williams.
iti:ci:iVRD into MnMnnnsnip.
The candidates to be received Into
full membership came to the fiont
seat, the customaiy hmn, "A Charge
to Keep I Have," was .sung and Dr.
C M Gillln oitcied pr.iei. Di. J. M
Buckley, editor of the Clnistian Advo-fiiti-,
and Di J. W. Gouehei, presi
dent of the Women's College at Ualll
moie, vcie intiodueed and delivered
addresses
Bishop Joee made an Impressive
addle. ss to the menibtis of the clas
of the thltd j out who weie beteue hhn
aw candidates for lull meinbeibhlp. lo
ctupliaslzed the impoitance of ccitaln
ty that the call to the inlnislij has
been from God. lie believed that unv
oung man may be educated In thesU
tfajH. He ma go through collge by
some means oi othei The time mav
never como whi'ii the church will re
quite a m.ui to bo a college graduate,
but It vlll nevet come when he must
not huve this equivalent of that educa
tion The conference devoted some time to
the case of David B Wilson, of Gai
ratsvllle, N. Y who has been on tho
list as probationer since 1S1 The
question of his contlnuanc o another
enr was discussed and a. motion was
carried that he be discontinued
Satutday afternoon was devoted to
tho annlveisaiy of the Women's For
eign MlBSlonaiy society. Mrs. C. E.
Mogg ptc sided and Pi of Black was
In charge of the musical prugramme.
Mrs Benedict, a mlsslonaiy In Chile,
mudo un appeal for usslstunce In her
work, and Dr Goucher, of Baltimore,
spoko In relation to foreign missions,
Ufllceis weie elected as follows: Pres
ident, Mif C. R Mogg. vlce-ptesldent,
Mrs. J W. Lee, treasurers, Coidella
Wadham and Ethel Blakeslce: secre
tary. Mis M. I). Hand, recording sec
retaiy, Mrs, M. u Meaker; band sec
totary, Mrs. L M Furey.
In the evening the anniversaries of
thu Preachers' Aid society and the
Vetei ails' association were held, nev,
I L. Sprague ptesided. Dr. C. M.
tllilln, of Elm Park church, and IUv.
II. M, Ctydenvvlse were the speakers.
A delegation ftom Conynham Post,
(J. A. It,, was present.
SOUTH SCRANTON.
While exercising on u bat placed sev
el al feet above the Moor tit his home,
Joseph Bamgaituer, Jr, son of Joseph
Bamgartnei, sr of Armbrust'a "Elk"
meat matket on Cedar avenue, missed
his hold and fell to the ground, laud
Ing on hi left elbow, causing a dislo
cation of tho JoJnt and a tiactuie of
the bono of the aim. The lad was le
moved to his room and was attended
by Dr. Rll7. It Is ptobable that the
dislocation at the elbow may lesult In
a stiff aim
Henry Messenketl. a butcher 'it
Seliumaehei's meat matket, Is suffer
ing fiom the dislocation of his light
shoulder Joint, ctuscd by belncr tin own
fiom his wagon Saturday nfieinoon
He had occasion to dtlve thiounh ii
couit and mot a heavy coal wagon
gcdng In the opposite direction Sles
senkell, thinking thete was sulllelent
loom for tho two wagons, went on. A
collision occut red, the rear portion ot
his wagon being stiuck, throwing him
with force from the seat. The liga
ments of the shotlldei were badlv torn
and he was otherwise biulsed. Dr. Ritz
la attending him
Prom the lesldenee at MS Willow
stieot, where she had resided for over
thirty-four cais, the funeial of Mis
Sophia Tliomes took plnce jesteidav
afternoon. The fci vices were in chaige
of the Rev. W A Nordt, of the Hlck
oiy Sit oct Presiivterlan chinch. The
thought of the consoling wouls spoken
bv the cleigvmnn was Insplied fiom
Hebieus, iv "0 Rev Nordt spoke of
the unselfish devotion of Mis. Thomes
to he i God, e lunch and famll. She
being one of the oldest membeis of his
congregation, the leveiend gentleman
spoke of her as a good Chi Istlan and
true friend Misses Muiy Wltth and
M.utha Nordt sang tinting the services.
At the conclusion the coitege moved to
the Plttston avenue cemetotv. whete
the lenialns weie laid to lest ill the
fnmilj plot Placed on the gtave were
manj tloi tl pieces sent by sympathis
ing friends. Thomas H Soiuks mid
Pied Schenck can led the floral pieces.
The pall-bearer" weie Philip AVIitli.
Peter Snvder. Peter Ioffo and Pied
Henekolman
The bauniiet committee of the Foin
leen Tt lends met at Hotel Host Satut
day night. The manj details incident
to the complete airangements for the
annual banquet of the Ft lends at Nat
ter's hall May 1. Dewey Day. weie dis
cussed and arranged.
Meuhant tailor Joseph Albrecht has
tomoved from the Get mania hall build
ing to the Biesser building, Culat ave
nue, coinet of Hickory stteet
S S. SPtuks has returned fiom Kel
leisbutg, whoie he was on business
Ei,nest Kiall, of Cod ti avenue, who
Is nt the Seranton Ptlvatc hospital,
suffetlng from appendicitis, Is in a pto
catious condition His recoveiy is in
doiilit
Tlie .lunger Maennerchor will assem
ble at Get mania hall at S o lock to
night, to ptoceed to Mtisle hall to at-
tend a smoket of the Scianton Eleder
kranz Pea Coal Deliveied, S1.25,
to South Side, central city and central
Hydp Park Address otcieis to C B.
Sh.ukey, 1'iH t edat ave 'Phone CoSi
FALLING
HAIR
by warm shampoos with CnriconA Soap, fol
lowed by light dressings with Coticura, pur
est of omolllent3 and greatest of skin cures.
Tills treatment will clear tho scalp and hair
of crusts, scales, and cUndrutl, sootho Irrl.
tateel, itching surfaces, stimulate the halt
follicles, supply tho roots with energy and
nourishment, and produce luxuriant lustrous
Inlr with clean, mholosome scalp.
nl'S "JL I.rf , T1XM . o C. Con r , Selt Propi ,
usilon. er " How to I'roduct Luxurunt Utii," ra. '
Hopeless
Sufferers
"Hope MofeiTCil
Makcth (lie Heart Sick."
In a city like Seranton theic must
be many Inindreds of disease-stricken
mortals who, after having Heen
buoyed up by unfulfilled promises
nude by unskilled or catch-penny
doctors for several yeais, have al
most resigned themselves to their
fate, and gtown sick at heait in
despair.
Cheer Up
Suffering Ones
Do not let hope die. There are no two
physicians in this state tint hive hid
nioreexpcrience or more thorough insight
with every form of diseise that flesh Is
heir to than the imJersiiK-J have had,
and while we cannot cure in ever case,
vv e stand ready to prove that the per
centage of perfect recoveries to our creJ
it Is piienoinenillv large and we will at
least be honest enough to tell oil at the
outset whetliT or nat we .an cure v our
case.
Coiisullutioiis .111(1
Kiimiii!i(lons Absolutely Free
Ami Strictly Conllilcntial
We have every modern appliance Known
to medical and surgical science at our
command anJ examinations undo byus
are thorough and searching
j. d: wood,m.d.,ll d.
ALICE C. WOOD, B. S., M.D.
Oftice t nrner I nrkawnnna nnd W'joinlng
Amjuwc l.ntianc'oa W'jomlns vcnue.
IKU'Hss 9a in. to -, p m l.vonltigto
0 p. Ill y
(Wflk
m
Iand VA "B"H yKk
and
i2rADi s Washington Ayenue
Som
e Lace Hints
Old Yak Laces
Real Yak Laces.
Fifteen years ago this announcement would have created
a sensation Yak laces were used in great quantities then, es
pecially for trimming ladies' petticoats and underskirts.
Haven't been used much lately rather out of style, but good,
nevertheless. Yak laces are all wool and their washing and
wearing qualities are unsurpassed. We found a New York
importer who had 1,500 yards packed away, and, like every
other good thing that smacks of the real bargain -flavor, they
found an entrance into this store. They are on sale now, as
long as they last intrinsic worth 40c, 50c, 00c 4 r
1 7
I
1
" Two Heads Are
Better Than One."
One, however, is the por
tion allotted to the average
mortal. If this one aches
and will not tuork properly,
it is worse than none. When
this condition is present, the
stomach is blamed, the kid
neys come in for censure and
the liver is sure not to es
cape. As a fact, the blood
is solely responsible for the
condition of these organs.
Let, your one he .id dwoll on this fart,
because It is tho leading point in lite
and health. Thu natural blood purifier
and tonic is Hoods &iraparil'a. It
h.13 been "tmd" and never "found
wanting." It 111 1 rr ilnupjioinU.
Scrofulous Hltrj. or-" I was Intcrrib'i
condition from th 'i.innj; and bumins; '
scrofulous hunii r. s l.iew woisc unUi t
treatment of s(v ml ri 1 inm '1 !: Ilooil
Sirsipirllln iivl llonci s Pills i re core,
me thoroughly." J .1 1 im i, 1 ulion, .V V
Plmple3-"I hivencvei Wnwell nml
strong until litrlv liort h -arsjpuulli re
stored my siren, th id "uiiccl the Uisjp
penranie of niuuln puunlts on in; fore
head It Is a crejt nuc'.liino" Awnif
MrsEME, 1210 AtMi'tic st , St. Paul, Minn
All Cone-" Had noap ctlteor Ftrenuth
rould not sleep or jn rest d vn com
pletely run down Two hottltrs Hood's bur
K.tparllU cured the tired feeling and I do
myownwork" MBi.A.DicK.MIllvllle N J
Erysipelas -" A scrnniloui ronrtltlun
of my blood caused me to suffer from civ
slpelis for lr jcars. I'hiclans did imt
even help but Hord s srFRparUu j ,.
manently cured this dlfc ! .' 1. smith,
ffl.H Court Ave, Jeffirsonville, I nil
ViROr " As a regulator, purifier, and In
valuator Hood s s, ircaparill i t mds at tin
head It takes aw ay tint ' brown tnte'atid
irlves youthful vlcor' .1. D (UTih, J-U
htato street, ( lilcaso. Ill
Tired FeellnK-"My apnetlte was
capricious inv livu disordered und I vwia
tired. Hoods SmsjparllU relieved It all
It Hired a friend of mine of female weil.
ucss ' MRS.JthMkA MtAliNS, Clajton, Del.
00djSaiapa)i(&
fc
OF SCRANTtm
yard. To close
Real Hand-Made Linen Torchon Laces
Here we gathered another bargain lot
of laces real Torchon Laces, with inser
tions to match; medium and wide widths.
You'll want some to trim those new cur
tains, likely. Here is the new schedule:
20c qualities 12;c
25c qualities 1 5c
50c qualities 19c
Machine -Made Torchons
Look like the hand-made goods much
cheaper; of course not as good, but very
excellent for the price. A varied lot of all
widths and grades came to our hands at j
about half their real value. They go to
you on the same basis. Prices from 3c to .
124c yd. A lot worthy of your attention.
yard
LACE DEPARTMENT.
t5C5rTls adv is intended to tell you
of special bargains only, and we'll say a
word about
Handkerchiefs ior the family, em
braced in one large lot of colored border
ap Silk Handkerchiefs of the first quality
with hemstitched borders. A grade al
ways sold by us and every other house for
35c each. Choose from them and the lot
is large at 19c each, or three for Joe.
Real Handkerchief
Cheapness and Goodness
On sale at men's counter and regular
Handkerchief department.
Special Attention fiivcti to BiibU
ncss mid Personal Account').
Libcr.il Accommodations In
tended According to Ual.iucca uu.l
Responsibility.
Gl'er Cant. Interest Allowed" on
Interest Deposits.
I
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1 i
ii
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Capital,
Surplus,
$200,000
400,000
WM. COXXKLL, Preshlpui.
UEMlYUKLIX.Jr.. Vice Prcs.
V1LL1AH H. PECK. Uasltlcr
Tlie vault of till-, bank U pro.
tectcd bv Holme-.' Llcctrio Pro
tective System.
SEED
OATS
Natural Oats.
Recleaned.
Bright.
Heavy
EVERY GRAIN WILL
GROVS.
weston 111 cd,
Seranton.
Carbondale. Olyphant.
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Spring '
1899. h
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His wf i
March ushers in the spring season, the busiest time
in all the year. New stocks are here in all their beauty.
The early buyer has the cream of the stock to select from.
See the new novelties in
CARPETS
Ingrains,
Brussels,
Velvets,
Axminster,
Savonierrre,
Wilton, Rugs.
CURTAINS
Renaissance,
Brussels, Cluny,
Tambour,
Irish Point,
Dresden,
Nottingham.
! WWW SIDES '
iWilBiams
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WALL PAPER
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McAnuIly
OOH OO-S &$$$b&0'$$&G$
imp
llood rilli cure llrer HI,, llifi lion IrrltatlnR mil
oiilj cutli-irtlr to talmwllli Hhm.i'h Mriiurtl1
THE
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FOLLOW Tii
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INS. BARGAINS!
IN i
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.4..-4 H----ff 4-. f .4. -J. j-f-ftt - --'-''-- "t.
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.to,
Rugf
Art Squares,
Brass Beds and
Parlor Suite,
Lace and
Portier
Curtains,
Window
Shades,
Poles.
4-
ir
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4-4-4
4-
4-4-4-4-4-4-
Carpets,
c?
urnlture,
raperles,
Wa
per
4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-
4-4-4-4-4
4-4-
4
Mattino-S:
Linoleums and
Oil Cloths,
Odd Pieces,
Chairs,
Furniture Cov
ering, Sash
Materials,
Fringes, Loops,
Etc.
4-f
4-
4
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4-
4-4-
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IIIUUU1U I U IV LIU 11 Ulil
ltooms 1 and 2, Coin'llli BTr'.
SCRANTON. r'X
Mining and Blasting
POWDER
Mailo ut Mooslo and lUnUda'.J World.
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E5RING THE SIZE OF YOUR ROOM.
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Is being rapidly bought up by the shrewd buyers who realize that this is no
fake sale but that every yard of goods and every a. tide must be sold absolutely.