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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1899.
The Secret
Eugcno Sandow, the strongest man in tho
world, says: " Tho secret of my strength Is per
fect digestion. I use tho genuine Johann Hoff's
Malt Extract, and find It greatly aids mo In the
proper assimilation of food."
JOHANN HOFFS L
TUCKER & MAXEY
FAILURE REVIVED
CONSPIRACY OltOWINO OUT OF
IT IS ON TRIAL.
David Seeds Pleaded Guilty to a
Lesser Offense Than tho One Ho
Wns Indicted for and the Plea Was
Accepted Patrick Giady Exon
erated fiom Complicity in Death
of Patrick Moore's Pig Wolfcnden
Shot Gislon for Flitting with tho
Foimei's Girl.
liofote Judge Ii. V. Seville in court
in iip. No. " i"Ueidn in Tucker,
T. J. Mao. .M. 1 .liicnlw and i'. H
It-'iiy wi'ro tiled for connli icy. A.
1. YVilght m ihu ptosi uitiu. The
ii minnnv.rtiHIi Is kpim ntcd 1)V As
M'tunt Dlstiict ttorne V. On.lerel
Thonmi Hon. John V. Ui'jtiolils and
1). Stuart, and tlii defend mts )
Attoincvs C. I. O'Mallcy and John V.
b lafK. The c iso Id an outrciouth of
the now fnino is Tuckui & Mncy fnil
n ic.
Tlic ch.irKc H that the defendants
oii-'pltcil to cheat and defraud th"
Itollca Impoi tlni" onipany of Xw
York cltv out of $93').7i woith of tea on
Nov. :n lat.
l'lie coninicnwcilth offered evidence
to fIiow that alxnit the time ol their
falhne Tuekei & Al iey ordeied from
the H a company the tea In question
and turned It oer to the other defend
ants who stoied It in ar old unused
mill at Foiest CUy The tea was at
tentat ds fourd hy A. Ij. Wright, who
i named n piosecutor, and ldentllled
thmuKh ptlwilo luniks, etc., liy Mr.
Jt DonoiiKh, a repicpentatlve of the
toMipun. It It esldent tli.it the com
lii m.c.iltli will cndeaMU to show that
the t'v wni oideied and tinned oer
to Jai ohs & Heny 'n puisuance of an
ananKeii'ent lietweon thtm and Tucker
& ."l.iey. with the Intention to elefi.uiel
tl.t lei company out of the .ilue of
the tea: and that the oidei was Riven
v hen Tucker & Maey wne Insolvent.
MrDonoimh, the repies-entathe of the
tea limine, and A U Wilfjlit, of Car
bond.ile, weie the only witnesses called
liefoie ndjouininent jesterday. Wiight,
it appeurd, was emploed hy the cied
Jtois of Tucker & Maxey to iisitutnln
what he could cnnceinlnc; Roods known
to hae been ord"ied and shipped to
th' firm but not lound upon the picm
Ises at the time of the falluie. He
testified to Uncling the tea and to it
ion"ih.itloii between himself and
Jai olis. mil of the defend nils, In
which the latter .I'-mi led th.it he had
pine Ii is-icl the tea fiom Tackii &.
Jl.iNey. He stated that he found the
name of Tucker i Mum had been
1 1 11 1 i .1 1 1 , oias-ed liom the ailous
chests (ontalniiiR the tea In some
cases it appealed tint the cr.iMlies
It ul been made with an old pi. me and
in o'her cases by the use ot black
pilut.
si:t:ns iim:ai)i:i (iimi.ty.
Hcfoie Judire IMw.neK Da Id Seeds
phaded paillt to lieinpr the father of
the child of Mabel Cioss. which was
bom In Novcinhci lat,t The Cioss Kill
went on the ht.inel estcida and h.iiil
that Seeds foielbly Iolattd her in
rebiuaiy. ISOs He 11m d in a house
ndjoluliiK lit-1 pai nits. Mi and Mis
Joseph I'ross, 011 Weight couit, on the
"West Side She alil she- will not be
foiiilien jc.llti of n BO until next Sep
ti lubei.
Attorney Nathan Vldaver in openiiiR
for the difiiihe said they would pio
tint the rIiI Is moil- than loin toon
eais of afje and that for some time
Mi" ha not enjojed a Rood leputntion
They would pioduce witnesses, he s.ild,
who would testltl to ailous acts of
immoiallt) on the pait of tho rIiI Hi
client wan wllliiiR to phad Riilltv to the
chaiRe of lieliiR the rather of the child,
but was not Rillltv ol tin unite serious
clinic ullPRPii aiialnst him The com
monwealth decided In accept Seeds'
plea iif RUilt and he was xcnteni eel 10
pa. a line ot iio and costs, ,lo fen' lyliiR
lu cpens s and $1 a wtek for the suji-
WJieii a locomo
tive goes off the
track it looks at
first as if nothing
could eei put it
on again. No or
eluun, tools will
move it an inch,
and jet there is
apparatus powerful
enough to lift up
thnt enormous en
gine and set it smoothly running again.
When the human constitution is thrown
off tho track by some frightfully com
plicated disease, it looks as if only a
miracle could restore it, and jet it can
he done.
" It H my preatut desire," writes Mrs Wm S.
Vollmer, of Concord, Cabarnw Co , South Caro.
Una, in a grateful letUr to Dr R V Pierce, of
DutTalo, N V , "to have you puWljh rnydauifli.
ter's cure ; for It it the nearest to a miracle that
I ecer witnessed She had bt Vitvs's Dance to
badly she could uot bold tier hands feet or head
mill one moment, only when asleep Mornings
the could not dresa herself, hhe would reel and
often fall Her sliouldera and bead were con
ftautly jerking with great difficulty Her tonnue
was often thrown out, and her face in different
thsipe
"She could not tnke a dipper of water nor
food, nor anytlila? to her mouth If she tried
to put any food to her moutb she would smear it
oer ber face and bosom I'or seeral weeks
he could not chew her food , all solid food I had
to mash up fine We could hardly understand
anything she would try to say
"I bought one bottle ot IJr Herce'a Golden
Medical Discovery, one bottle of bis ' Pavonte
Prescription ' and one vial of bis ' riearant Pel
lets.' I wrote to Dr. Pierce and k answered
promptly, giving advice bow to give his roedi
ctnet, ana alto now to keep her byKicnic sur
roundings & near perfect a I could
"After taking the medicines three weeks, I
noticed tb symptom gradually leaving I
coatinued nntil the last dote of the two bottles
(one of 'Golden Medical Discovery' and the
other of 'Favorita Prescription') was given,
then she needed no more. Those two bottle,
with a vial of Dr. Piercc'a Pleasant Pellets, made
tier perfectly well. I wish everybody knew the
great virtue In Dr. Pierce' medlciues If per
sons wishing to know more will writt, enclos
ing stamp, f will gladly answer "
Do not hesitate to write to Dr. Pierce, lie
Will advise jou by mail, fiee of charge.
S? ji?.
5s TOR-ftfCSf v
Ff ftf
of Strength
port ot tho child until it Is seven years
of np;e.
GrlllHh Thomas and Hairlet Thomas
pleaded Rtillty to statutory hurglaiy
and will be sentenced Saturday. 'While
ill link ono night a few months ago
they bioke the window of James Sall
lcs oyster house in North Scianton
and Mole some oynters.
John Mcilalc and "Walter Mnlla. were
returned not RUllty of burglary. One
niRht early in tho Miinmer they broko
a window in the hascmc-nt of Charles
Wenzel'8 saloon on West Lackawanna
avenue nnd wimp supposed to be at
temptliiR to break Into the place. The
defense- was that they weio drunk anil
Mnlla fell flown the tellar steps bieak
lng the window. Mcilalc went down to
bring up Milla anil then both weio
dlscoveied by the occupants of the.
building and afterwaids arrested. The
Jury bcllcMd their story anil acquitted
them.
VKKDICT OF GUILTY.
In the case ot Wodlslaw Stachowltz,
cliarRed with malicious mischief, a
erdlct of Riillty was ictuined. The
cute was till el before Judge Scarlc
Tuesday.
John 1'atcska and John Weber, who
weio tiled befoio Judge Searle for
lobbing Domlnlck Ambrose of tiO on
a road leading fiom Austin Heights to
this city, were icturnud not guilty.
William Grlllln who was tiled before
JudRe Kdwauls Tuesday for statutory
burglaiy was yesterday found guilty
of recoiling stolen goods and was
fined $1 and sent to the county Jail for
feeM-n months.
A eidlct of not guilty was taken in
the case of George V. Jacobus eharRed
with larceny hy bailee by A. F. Itey
noldson. James J. Itogeis did not ap
pear to answer a chaige of malicious
mischief preferred by Satoli Martin
nnd a erdlct of not guilty was taken.
A capias was issued for Constantino
Kothefskl who Is chaiged with rob
bery by John Novyaskl The defend
ant failed to appear for trial.
Bildget Phcehan was inillcted for
heiiiR a common scold at tho Instance
of Alex. Dunn, sr , but when the case
wps called yesteiday n verdict of not
guilty was taken.
Verdicts of not guilty were taken in
tho cases of assault and batteiy pio
fened aRainst John M. Barrett by
Catherine Gllmaitln and Anna Gilmar
tln. The paitles live at Caibondale.
OUADY NOT GTjILTY.
Patilek Giady was tiled hefoie
Judge Kdwaids for poisoning the pig
of Patrick Moore. The defendant al
lef s that the case Is u spite action
and that he was not guilty of the
poisoning The jmy said not guilty
and decided that the piosccutor pay
thi' costs.
Aarlah Wolfcnden was found guilty
of .shooting Albert Gislon in the shoul
der with a shot gun The paitles le
slde at Maj field and Gislon had en
deaoied to get up a lllttatiou with
Wolfenden's gill. This angcieel the
latter anil ne lushed to his houso mid
seemed his shot Rim and then shot
Gislon in the shoulder, foi'tunutely
wounding him but slightly. Wolfen
den was sentenced to pay a flue, of l
and spend Uility eho.s In the comity
jail.
In the case of the commonwealth
again'.t Thomas Lons charged with
embezzlement by T. S Hulling the
ceuiit dliected that a bill of particu
lars be tiled today.
Judge Scaile dliected n veidlct of
not guilty In the c ase against Anthony
licitnick cliaigeel with lobbeiy by
Michael Llssick. The men live at
Park Place and Llssick boarded with
Boitnick The commonwealth did not
make out a case nnu conviction was
not asked foi.
JohnChestei Perk was jesterday sen
tenced by Judge Heinle to pay a line of
V2 and spend six months in the county
jail.
INDUSTRIAL JOTTINGS.
John Page nnd Vincent Reaidon to
Make nn Examination of Brass
Foundries Near New
Yoik City.
John Pige. foreman of the Delaware,
Lickawauna and Western foundry!
and Vincent Peardon, chief draughts
man, iiiidoi Master Car Builder Can
ricld, went to New Yoik city last night,
midei instiuctlons fiom Mi. Canlield.
Messis. Page and lie anion will spend
m onl dajs making a thorough in
spection of ail the biass founelrles in
and about New York.
Mr. Canfleld stated to a Tribune man
jcsteiday, that in lino ,Wth the numer
ous changes he has, and will make,
in the Mirious departments, the brass
works will be given a modern over
hauling. The wcikg win be enlarged
nnd new muchlneiy will bo added for
tho manufactuie of goods that tho
company now buys. Upon their re
turn Messis. Page and Reaidon will
lTialte a detailed report to Mr. Canfleld
of their tour. The latter gentleman will
then plice cidcis for tho machinery
need- d
THIS AND THAT.
Ordeis have been Issued for tho
abandonment of pumping water from
the Sehooley mlno nt Plttston. Later
in the year, however, tho work will bo
resumed.
Chief Cleik Lowther, piivate secre
tary to Superintendent Fitzglbbon, of
tho Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern Hallrond company, has returned
from Now Ycik city
Common Councilman V. W. Zltzle
man has ieIgned his position at the
freight depaitment of tho Delaware,
Lackawanna, and Western Itallroad
company In this city. Mr. Zltzleman
has not assigned any reasons for Ids
action.
Master Car Builder Canfleld, of the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
railroad shops, received a telegram
yesterday from Boston, notifying him
that the lart-o hollow chisel mortlcer,
ordered recently, was shipped Tuesday,
and will reach hero the latter part of
this week. The moitlcer la a part of
the large older for modern machinery
for the saw mill of the car shops, placed
some time ago.
DISTRICT CONVENTION.
First Legislative District.
Notice Is hereby given to tho Itopubll
en voters of the First legislative district
that a primary Flection will be hold on
Saturday, Juno SI, 1899, between the hours
of 4 and 7 o'clock, for tho purpose of
electing; a delegate and altcrnato to rcpre.
sent said legislative district at tho lie
publican state convention to bo held In
Harrlsburg. Tho corvcntlon to computo
the voto will be held on Tuesday after
noon, Juno 27 at 3 o'clock, at Bt. Da
vld's hall. In accordance with tho rules
udoptcd at tho last district convention
tho candidates for delegates to the slate
convention will bo voted for directly by
tho voters. Cach candidate must regis
ter with tho district chairman his full
namo and postouico address and shall
pay his asscsnient ten dajs beforo tho
primal y election or his 11 imo will not
bo printed on tho ofllclal ballot. Tho reg
ular v It'll jnco in connection with the re
turn Juelge to bo appointed by tho chalr
tnun will conduct the election.
W. A. 1'alnr, Chairman.
Scranton, Pa., Juno 8, 1S9J.
Second Legislative District.
Notlco Is hereby glun to the Republi
can voters of tho Scccnd legislative dis
trict that a prlmity election will bo held
on Saturday, July I, JKO, between tho
hours of 4 nnd 7 o'clock, for tho purpose
of rlcctlng a dclcgutc to represent said
legislative. dl"tilci In the comhiR Ho
publican st.ito convention to bo held in
Harrlsburg. On nccount of the follow
ing Tuesday being it legal holiday, the
convention to compute the voto will bo
held on Monday, Julv 3, 1SC9, at 1 o'clock
in tho couit house in Scranton. In nc
cordanco with a resolution adopted hy
tho laxt district convention the canell
d lies for delegates to tho btatu conven
tion will bo voted for directly bv tho
voters at tho polls, radii canilldatu
must rcglHtcr with tho district chalimnn
his full namo and postolllco address and
shall pay his assessment ten days be
fore tho election or his namo will not bn
placed on tho ofllclal ballot, neither will
any votes cast for him be counted.
The regular vlgllanco committee to
gether with the rc'urn Judge to bo ap
pointed by tho chairman will conduct
tho election and tho result will bo report
cd by tho return jidge to the district
convention which will bo composed of
the return Judges ot tho various districts,
rrederic W Plcltz, Chairman.
Attest: M. W. Lowry, Secretary.
Juno 12, ISM).
Third Legislative District
Pursuant to a resolution of the stand
ing commltteo of tho Republican party
of tho Third legislative district of lack
nwanna county, held on Saturday, Juno
21, lSMi. the district convention will bo
held on Tuesday, the 27th day ot June,
JSM, In tho Arbitration room, court house,
Scranton, at 2 o'clock p. m , for tho pur
pose of electing ono person as delegate
to tho stato convention.
It was unanimously lesolved hy the
commltteo to submit to tho convention
for adoption or reduction, a new code ot
tules commonly known as tho "Craw
ford County Itules "
Vigilance committees will hold dele
gate elections at tho regular polling
places on Saturduv, the 21th d ly of June,
IS'i"), between the hours ol 4 and 7 p. m.
Thcj will give at least two d.is notl-o
of the time and place of holding tho
primaries.
The representation of delegates to tho
said convention is babed upon tho voto
cast for Hon. W. A. Stone at tho last
pieceillng general election.
Under this rule the several election ells
trlcts nro entitled to icpicsciilatlon as
follows:
Benton 1
Clifton 1
Covington 1
D.tltou , i
Gouldsboro 1
(tlenburn ,
Greenileld 1
Lackawanna Tow n-hlp
South district 1
West district 1
Hast district 1
Northeast dlstiict 1
Southwest district 1
l.n Plunio 1
Lehigh 1
M idison 1
Newton 1
North Ahingloii 1
Old Forge Township
First dlstiict 3
Second district 1
Tliiid district 2
Hansom Tow nhlp
First district 1
Second dibtrict
Scott
Scranton, Sixth watd, Third dlstiict.. 2
South Ahlngton
First district 1
Second district j
Third district 1
Spring Brook 1
Taylor Borough
First ward , 1
Second ward 1
Third ward 1
Fourth waid 1
Fifth waid
Waverly 1
West Ablngton 1
40
T. J. Matthews, Chalrmin.
.1 F WatkhiF Secietaij
Scianton, Pa., June 17, 1S99.
Fourth Legislative Dish let.
Notice Is hereby given to the Republi
can voters of the Se one! IcrIdI itive dls
tiict that a prtnian election will lie held
on Satin day, Julj 1, 1&19, between tho
hours of 4 and 7 o'clock, lor the purpose
of electing a delegate to i.vrescnt said
legislative clistllet In tho coming Republi
can tate convention to bo held in 'Har
rlsburg, On account of tho following
Tuesday being a legal holiday, the con
vention to computo tho vote will be held
on Mondav, July 3, 1VR at 3 o'clock p.
m , in Burko'b hall, C irbnndalc. In nc
coielanco with a resolution adopted by
the last dlslilct convention tho candi
dates for delegates to tho .stato conven
tion will bo voted lor directly by the
voters nt the polls. Dae h candidate' must
register with tho dlstrle t elialiman his
full name and postolllco address and
shall piy his assessment ten diys befote
tho election or Ills memo will not be pi eccd
on tho official ballot, m ither will any
votes cast foi him be counted
The icgular vigilance committee, to
gether with tho return ludge to be np-
Illlioufneas, sour stomach, constipa
tion and all liver ills are cured by
'
The non-irritntlnc cathartic. Price
25 cents of all druggists or by mall ot
U.I. liood & uo., Lowell, Mass,
Russet Shoes and Oxfords
For Hen, Women, Boys, Misses and Children,
at less than cost of making; of shoes. It will
pay you to see our bargains before buying
elsewhere.
MY
D II AlfinnW The Cheapest
11 LPffiff 1KJPU WW j
pointed by tho chairman, will conduct tho
election, and the result will bo reported
by th,o return Judge, to the district con
vention, which will bo composed of tho
return judges of the various districts.
J W. Smith, Chairman.
Attest: Samuel S. Jones, Secretary.
WOMEN
Especially Mothers
Aro most competent to appreciate tho
purity, sweetness, and dollcacy ol Ccti
cuiiA Soir, and to dtscovor new uses for
it cl illy.
Its roinatkablo omolllont , cleansing, and
purifying properties derived from Con
coni, the groat skin cure, warrant Its uso
in preserving, purifying, and boauti lying
tho complexion, hands, and hair, aud In
tho form ot washes and solutions for ulcer
ative woaknossos, annoying irritations and
chaflngs, as well as for many sanatlvo pur
poses which readily sugRost themselves.
Iu many of tho nbovo conditions, gontlo
anointings with Coticura, thi groat skin
cure and purostof emollients, In addition,
Will provo ot astonishing benefit.
Beldlhroiichnulllifworld rorTt nro tunc.
The OLIVE Wheel
s?
The most attractive and popular
wheel.
The best that money can buy.
Call or write for catalogue.
W. M. BINGHAM
122 N. Washington Ave.
fcranton Pj.
TAKE TIME BY THE FOffELOOKY
Car load Just arrived. All styles,
und prices the lowest. Workmanship
guaranteed even on
THE'CHEAPER GRADES.
Keep us In mind and you won't re
gret giving us jour patronage you
will get goods as represented giving
you our easy terms of payment or very
lowest prices for cash. Immense stock
of Household Goods Stoves, Carpets,
Iron Reds, etc. Five largo floors full
to the celling at
Thos. Kelly's Storas, FrlKSL
NEW YORK HOTELS.
The St. Denis
Droatlway and Eleventh St., New York,
Opp. Grace Church. Uuropean Plan.
Roans $1.00 a Day and Upwards.
In n modest and unobtrusive way there
aro few- better conducted hotels in tho
metropolis than tho St. DenU.
The great popularity it has ucqulrcd can
readily bo traced to Its uniquo location,
its home-ilku atmosphere, tho pccull ir ex
cellence of lis cuisine and service, and its
very moderate prices.
WILLIAM TAYLOR & SON.
WE0T1WTER HOTEL,
Cor. Sixteenth St. and Irving Place,
IMECW YORK.
AMERICAN PLAN,
Day sind Upwards.
KUKOPKAN PLAN,
Day aud Upwards.
S3. 50 Per
Si. 50 Per
I. D. CRAWFORD,
Proprietor.
--
X For Business 31en X
-f In the heart of tho whole silo -f
4. district. I
For Shoppers
3 minutes' walk to Wnnamnlceis; T
Store. Kas of access to the great ""
Dry doods Stores. 4-
X Tor Sightseers X
f- One block from B'wav Cars, giv-
.. ing easy transpoitatlou to all
I points of Interest. I
I HOTEL ALBERT!
t NEW YOHK. X
Cor 11th feT & UNIVERSITY VI,
4- Only one ihock rrom Hroanwaj 4.
linnm $1 Tin. '" !..
Rooms, $1 Up.
Prices Reasonable
4-
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tf Tr
BABi mm ID GO-CflRTS
307 Lackawanna Ave.
14 South Main Street, Pittston,
ConiiollpSdlOallacf
The Cotton
Goods Selection
Is filled with hundreds of pretty, almost dainty, cottons
all reduced in price. There are more styles than we need
to enlist here. Half third some big reductions in
every piece.
At 24c Printed Cotton ChaUies.
A 4- C Classic Ginghams, "1 . ,, .
At 5C violet Lawns, jI0C Va,ues
A f- 1 Cir Cor(let Muslins, valuo 15c.
rL IvC Printed Jaconots, valuo 12jc.
A 4- 1 11 n Barnal)y Ginghams, valuo 20o.
tl VA2y Fino Printed Dimitios, valuo loo
Fancy Printed Piques, valuo 25c
Af 1 Rn Fancy Woven Piques, COc valuo.
L lOt Colored Dotted Swiss, valuo 23o.
Ai 1 Or 0xfor(1 Suitings, valuo 35c.
rVL iyC Scotch Ginghams, valuo 25o, 30c, 35o
Ax ocr,-, Silk Plaid Piques, valuo COc.
L jZDL, Scotch Ginghams, 3So quality.
A-f "X.r Hemstitched Scotch Giugharas,
rVL ODL value 50c to (J8c.
A x c(r Fiuo Silk Plaid Piques in various
rxL OUt colors, valuo 85c.
CONNOLLY & WALLACE,
AAAAAAi
The Boy
I'cel on cooel hrc.id will develop
liraln anel inusiln. llo -will
nmount to something when ho
Brows up.
"Snow
White"
I'lenir makes the Kind of hrcael
thnt a Krowlns? boy ought to
hare. It makes light whole
some, nutritious hieael Tho
Kind of bread that hojs L.Ih.1;.
All Eroccrs sell "Snow White."
"We only wholesale It."
THE WESTON MILL CO.
Scranton,
Carbondale, Olyphant.
T.TTW.WTTTT1IT.T.t
Lager
Beer
Brewery
Msinufnctiirci's or
OLD STOCK
PILSNER
WOMIMSIJMM
Telcphon Call, 23.M.
and Busiest Shoe Store
Pa.
i
SIS
SCRANTON'S SHOPPING CENTER.
more song ol a
At 5c each
10 years of ago.
odds and etuis
Lot No. 2
At 10c each
I liTr hi i I I
E iZTrHs I-LUIL I
you at least 20 per cent, as our stock was purchased before
the recent advance. White Enameled Beds, with polished
lacquered brass mountings (will not tarnish) $4.5010 $17.50.
Lace and Madras Bed Sets, Springs, Mattresses, Pillows,
Solid Brass, highly lacquered finish, enameled, the finest
all brass castings, $25.00 to $100.00.
WILLIAMS & M'ANULTY,
Carpets. Wall Papers. Draperies.
In a Bicycle
0KD
The running gear practically takes care of itself. Weather
and road conditions do uot affect its absolute uniformity of
action. Columbia and Hartford Chain Wheels show
the greatest advance in chain wheel construction. Prices
S25 to $75.
Complete line of Pierce and Stormer Bicycles at
popular prices.
KELLUM & CONRAD, 243 Wyoming Avenue
BANK
OF SCRANTON.
Special Attention Given to IUisi
ncssanii I'er.sonal Accounts.
Liberal Accommodations In
tended According to Balances aud
Responsibility.
rt I'ci'Ccut. Interest Allowed on
Interest Deposits.
Capital,
Surplus,
$200,000
425,000
WAl CnNNELL, President.
HENRY BELIN, Jr., VlccPren.
WILLIAM II. PFCK, Cashier
The vault of this bank is pro.
tcctcd liy llol inos' Llcctrlc l'ro.
tcctlvc Sybtcin.
Very Special.
An unprecedented opportunity to buy In
fants' and Children's Summer Uudor Vests at a
price.
100 dozen of fino cotton vests
for children from 1 vear to
Tho lot comnrisos nil tlin Hrtln
from a largo manufacturer and in
cludes ovory shapo nnd stylo that is mado. Loug
and short sleeves high neck low nock and
sleovelcss, in both white and ecru.
Another hundred dozen to chooso
from in Pino lislo aud silk vesta
for !lff frnm 1 tn 11 vnnr.q t.lin
lot iucludes somo of tho flno3t little vests for chil
dren and misses that tho vest markets afford.
Wo anticipate that theso two lots will go out
quickly early comers will get beat selection.
127 and 129
WASHINGTON AVENUE
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