THE SCRANTON TRIBUNJU- THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1899.
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Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
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LIVE NEWS OF THE
INDUSTRIAL WORLD
TO OPEN COAL LANDS IN
SCHUYLKILL COUNTY
' "Wilkes-Barre and Scranton Capital
iits Are Interested in the Project.
Electilc Light Plant Installed at
the Piospect Colliery Tiescow
Collieries, Near Hazleton, Are to
Resume New Passenger Coaches
for the Jersey Central Railroad.
Plan to Secuie Fastei Time on the
Railroads.
A iyndlrau composed of i npltallsts
from Vllkf"?-l'nirp, Senntnn and oilier
jiatt" of the Htate me ihmit to open a
large tract of coal land'" In I'nlon town
ship, neat Shrpptor. Schuv Ikill loun
t. tln l'otlsvllle .Mhif-r's Journal.
Oin and perhaps two 1ntf?c (olllerlos
will he opened tip TliN will kIvo cm
plojment to upuaidsof a thouuml hum
and hov The ttait in outstion Is
owned bv Merrg. Dull, Shopp 11110 HI II -iitian,
tho two fuiiuor being miotic thv
ve.ilthict residents of Ttni.uit'.i. while
the tlilid imr.itici of tlu linn, Kdwaid
'Sllllman. Is a wldelv-1-nown citizen of
T.imaqu'i
Uenei.il 8ui"ilntendnt ' (' lith
lope, of White llaen, In at the head
of the syndicate vvlil'h piopose1" to op
crate the nw lollletko (' C Hoovei,
the nilne superintendent at the I'ond
Cioek lollhrv together with John
PKeath, of M ihopov t'ltv. a fotniei V
I!. C . I Co superintendent ln e
been on the Kiound during the past
wetk and the provlnc lnfts made to
tevt the vvoikible qualities if the veins
In the tract weie atelully oxini
lned. The enal was found to be of unitHint
thickness and quality and. the prosper
tots epiesei! thorns les as tuueh
pleased with the i ondltions as they
found them Mi Skeath has iv.ide a
niot lareful eNiinilmtlon
The improvements contemplated
phould tieble the population of Shep
pton The Cross CtecU Toil company
has aluable mining opci.itlons nbiut
two mllfs from this tract and the
Clreen Mountain mines, operated hv the
I.ehlfjh and AVIlke?-U trie Co com
pany aie situated but a few miles
on the other side The opening of the
Dull, Shepp and Sllllman tinct. will
Infuse new life Into the whole sec
tion and gteath Inuease the vrluo of
real estate there.
New Combination Car.
Genet al foreman Henty Smith of
the Lack.ivvnnna car shops In this city,
tinned out jesterdav a combination
mall and baggage cat that has been
thoroughly oerhauled and lemodeled.
The changes made In the mall depart
ment of It .lie of a decided advantage
to the mail cleiks
The ears now being used have the
distributing table nt the end of the
car The paper cases are oer It and
the letters were on the side
The new car has one table at the
end with 210 letter pockets overhead
Another distributing table twehe feet
in length and two In width, Is stationed
in the lentie of the car. The papet
pockets, 117 on e ich side ate diiectlv
oer this table The mall pouches are
on either side of the largei table.
New Passenger Coaches.
Fifty handsome new pailor and day
coaches were put Into service by the
Centtnl Rallioad of New Jerse Satui
day. The pallors will not be run to
this city. On the tiaiss going to Jer
sey CIt they will be attached at
Mauch Chunk and dropped there on
the letuin trip
The passengei coaches .ue unques
tionably the most elaborate of any
entuing this city on nn line. The ap
pointments aie modem In evciy detail
Keentv-slx pel sons can be seuted
The cais aie equipped with the plntsch
gas sjstem, bafety lamps and steam
heat. The floors are carpeted and the
Beits comfortabl placed. The dtcor
atlve work on the Interior Is extremely
piottv. The exteilor Is pained In olive
pieen, with gold lettering
Fastei Time on Railroads.
Atmospheik resistance causes a
In all times and among all
beauty ami love are associated
people
Wc all
Deiieve mat live was neautitul
Esther found fav or because of her com
liness. Love
and jealousy y
caused by
Helen of Troy f-ffe
,1fla 1 1 1 r t A s 'A'
""",' "'""'" va
irouDie ior'
two nations gfcj
4uuuuy vxes w
conceived an
utrlv Tuhet.
Heroines of
romance are ''
alvvavs beau- T
tif.o' 3
Ideas of
beauty differ
but the one
tort of lovlincss that all agree upon is the
beauty of health No matter what her
features, no sickly w oman can be attrac
tive. Sallow skin, sunken cheeks, pimply
face, hollow ej es, lifeless lips these are
repellanl. And they can nearly always
be traced to the one cause womanly
weakness or dtsease. Almost all the ills
of womankind are cured if you put the
feminine organism into healthy, vigorous
condition. All sickness of women seems
to involve there delicate organs and so no
matter what the b mptoms may be it is
best to look there for the real trouble.
All such disorders are completely and
permanently cured by Dr. Pierce's Fa
vorite Prescription It is designed for
just this one thing and is the only prep
aration of the sort produced by a regu
larly graduated physician . a skilled
specialist in the diseases of women.
Milt Maud Kenyan, of ijji 6rauge M , Loa
Angeles, Cat., vrrlteil "I had been dieted with
my eyef for over a year with such u dreadful
Itching and Inflammation that I could not use
them for anything yliyilrinwa hut-given me
many different remedies which were like using
to much water; they measured my eyes for
classes; the glasses old not benefit me In the
least. My mother desired me to write to Or.
X. V. Tierce, at Buffalo, N. Y lad explain the
condition of my eyes, I did to, and after follow,
log his advice, and using eight bottles of the
Favorite Prescription ' and eight of the ' Golden
Medical Discovery,' can say my trouble is en
tirely renvrred My health was never so good
as it is no
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110.7 'sZ.
BAKING
Powder
ea , mw vouk
considerable loss in power In the tun
ning of an ordinary railroad train, a
(lllllcultj which Frederick V Adams
Insists can be ovetcome by remodel
ing the present form of cars and loco
motive. Acccudlng to un article writ
ten hv Mr. Adams In the New York
Herald, a tialn properly constructed
should be smooth from the engineer's
tub sti night back to the rear of the
last cat The windows should be flush
with the exteriors of the cam The
trucks should be enclosed, the front
end of the locomotive should be point
ed, the i eat end of the last car should
be tapcted, and fiom fiont to rear of
the train nil lines should be as smooth
as Ingenult could make them, and as
much care should be taken with the
exteilor of a train as Is taken with the
bottom of a jacht
The windows should be peimanent
ones. Should not open oi shut The
ali'foi ventilation should be taken from
the fiont end of the tialn, at which
point the air Is ftee fiom the smoka
and gas of the locomotive and from the
dust of the ttalti Such a tialn should
be swift, almost noiseless, would be
perfectlv ventllnted with pure air and
would he so v ist an Improvement over
existing construction that the continst
would be lemarkahle.
Two of the leading lalhoads of the
Fnlted States aie said to be building
experimental tinlns upon these lines,
and, If Mi. Adams' calculations aie
cotrect. theli use menns a l eduction
In fuel bills of not less than 40 per
cent as well us enormous Increase in
speed
Electricity for n Bleaker.
The Lehigh Valley Coal company
has jut completed the eictlon of a line
electik light plant at Its Prospict col
liery, directly noith of the Wllkes
Uarie cltv line, which is one of the
largest and most thoioughb equipped
collieries in the coal legion. Though
theie aie a few collieries In this legion
which have electilc light plants con
nected with them this featuie is,
nevertheless, as et, n novel one In con
nection with mines and breakers
The main objects of this Important
Improvement ate to light the bleaker
during the winter months which Is a
neces-dty dining n consldeiable part
of tha moinlng and evening to furnish
light at night at which time all 10
pairs aie ustnlly made and to furnish
light to the force at the foot of the
shaft
The Piospect plant has a capacity of
4M) sixteen candle power lamps, oi their
equivalent There nre eleven arc and
17"i Incandescent lights outside of the
mine. In and niound the breaker nnd
other parts of the work, and foity-llve
Incandescent lights In the mine N'one
of the ch nnbers In the mine are lighted
hv elctrltltv, this extension of the Im
prove ment not being deemed practica
ble by the company.
Resumption nt Tiesckow.
The Tresckow collieries near Hazle
ton which have been Idle for some
eaic aie to resume operatlonb The
No 0 slope, which has been standing
Idle for the past thtee yeais. Is to stait
light away and the old No 1, which
had been abandoned for jcars, Is to be
re-opened
Pumps ate to be placed In shortly to
get the water out The No 1 slope Is
located along the fleuvei Meadow
turnpike and old tlmeis sa there is a
good quantity of coal In yet to bo
mined
Contractor Cujle will also place the
steim shovels at Tresckow nnd the
strlpplngs which have been Idle for
some j ears are to lesume too
The old town of Tresckow will ex
pel ience a big revival.
New Dilll for Miners.
Frank Spij. of Plj mouth, has In
vented a new bit foi miners' drills.
The old drill bit Is not loose and can
not be lemoved and, consequently, only
one width hide can be dillled. Mr.
Spij's bit Is detachable and by means
of a set sciew one mjj make It as wide
ns desired, thus enabling the miner to
drill any width hole
It will drill thiough five feet of coal
with the ordinal j dilll.
Huge Block of Anthracite.
One of the laigest blocks of solid
coal taken from the anthracite mines
in this pirt of the state, sas the Potts
vllle Republican, was mined at the P
& XI. C & I Co 's St. Nicholas colliery
this week, nnd conveved to the surface,
where It will be prepared for shipment
to Fiance It will tenresent the pio
duct of the P & H C. & I. Co.'s mines
at the Paris exposition
The block is of pure quality, w lthotit
slate or spais, and Is eighteen cubic
feet latger than the big block taken
from the Maplo Hill colliery several
weeks aso The St Nicholas block
measures 7x"10 feet.
Capturing Sturgeon.
To fish while mounted on the back
of a hoi so probably would be beyond
the capacity of gentle Izaak Walton
of delightful inemor, et that Is the
vvaj sturgeon Is captured In the frozen
rivers of the I'rnl mountains Rus
sian Cossacks fish In large bands They
gallop until the reach the point
in the ilvei where the current has It
swiftest lllght There they dismount
and cut Into the Ice until they have
cleared a small pool of water which
extends acioss the rapid cunent al
most from one bank of the ilvei to the
other A net is then sunk to thp bot
tom of the stieam and stretched across
It at the open pool so that not a single
fish can Bwlm beyond Its meshes Then
the horses nie mounted and the Cos
sacks tuin back and ride along the
edge of the liver foi about four or live
miles. Then the band wheels about
and gallops tapldly along the Ice-cov-eied
stream, making a plctuie that
would delight u Schreyer oi u Fromen
tn. The loud cannonadp caused by
the beating of the horses' hoofs on tho
surface of the. ice terrifies the stur
geon und they swim quickly In ud
unce of their pursuers, tumbling fin
ally in swaims Into the net that waits
their capture. London Telegraph
Gooseberry Fool.
Top and tall one quart of ripe berries,
put them In a pudding dish with one
cupful of wuter und place In a slow oven
until the skins burst. Add enough sugar
to make very sweet, rub through a.
coarse sieve and set aside until very cold.
Just before serving stir 1" one pint of
rich cream.
WYOMING CAMP
MEETING OPENED
INTRODUCTORY SERMON BY
REV. AUSTIN GRIFFIN, D. D.
The Annual Oospel Meeting Began
Monday Evening with n Bible
Conference Under the Direction of
tho County Executive Committee
of the Young Men's Christian As
sociation The Speakers Who Were
Heard nt the Different Sessions.
Charles E. Hurlburt Spoke Yester
day Af to noon.
The populurlty of the Wyoming camp
ground which existed many yeais ngo,
but for a few lecent vears lias been
somewhat on the wnne, has apparently
regained Itself this season and there Is
a promise of on old-time camp meet
ing. There aie Hfty-three cottages on
the grounds and nenrly all aio at pres
ent occupied, so that there Is a popu
lation of over tlnee hundred In many
respects It Is a pleasant place to spend
u few dais oi weeks
One Is not troubled with the waun
lays of the sun on account of the dense
foliage of the trees and whoever de
slies to retire to a place where they
may have absolute test can find It here
The air Is veiy pute Invigorating and
creates an npoetlte that makes one
hungr.v nil the lime One Is not troubled
with' malaila here and while mos
quitoes In the evening hours ma) make
things unpleasant, these can be cheer
fully borne because of the manv en
joyable features to be had In a stay
about the giounds As one enteis tho
grounds It can not help to be observed
with what caie they are kept up Thct
is a cleanllne ss and neatness about
cveiy thing
MR linNRY, manaoih:
The association has charge of the
store and boniding house and It has
nppolntcd Rev. C B Henry, of Alder
son as malinger of these Mr Heniy
Is moving himself very competent for
this position He Is giving excellent
satisfaction nt the boaidlug house,
wheie epalto a number of guests nie
being entei tallied The supply of water
this yeai on the grounds sui passes that
of previous ears Hacks run ut regu
lar hours to Wyoming each day for the
accommodation of all who wish to come
to the grounds
The annual gospel meetings were be
gun on Monday evening with a Illble
confeience under the direction of the
county executive committee of the
Young Men's Christian association of
Luzerne countj which came to a close
tills afternoon (Wednesday). The Bible
and Its practical uses was the theme of
this conference. The sessions of the
confeience were conducted by Charles
W Hnrvey, of Bucknell university,
Charles S Keen, of Bucknell univer
sity, and M H. Fisher, of the Susque
hanna university, had charge of the
singing
The speakeis at the different sessions
weie Charles K Hurlbuit, of the Bible
Institute nt Coatesvllle, who gave sev
eral Bible readings which were erv
lmpie.sslve and helpful K T. Alllnson,
of Pittston, and secretarv of the Lu
7erne Countj Bible society, spoke on
'Soul Saving" at the nftemoon session
of esteida and last evening Rev
Oeorge W. Price1, of Plymouth, dellv
eicd an excellent addiess on "The Need
of Bible Study "
MHTHODS OF BIBLH STFDY
This afternoon, besides an addiess bv
Mr Hurlbuit, Mr Pi Ice spoke on
"Methods of Bible Studj " C. II Haas
of Susquehanna unlversltj, had chaigo
each morning of a meeting termed the
quiet hour Theie was quite a huge
attendance at each of these sessions of
the Bible confeience, there being rep
lesentati s of voung people's societies,
Sunday schools and Young Men's Chris
tian association
Thete was a large delegation In at
tendance from the Young Women's
Chilstlnn association at Kdwardsville.
The camp meeting proper will begin
this evening and the introductory ser
mon will he preached by Rev. Austin
Orinin. D D . presiding elder of the
Wvoming district of the Wvomlng con
ference The following cleigymen nre now so
journing at the camp giounep W H.
Hlller, (J C Lyman, i: V Armstiong,
How aid D Smith, T M Fuiey, Jonns
Underwood, C. C. Mogg, Wilson Trleble
Next Sundaj prominent cleigymen
will preach at each service. Last even
ing's Wllkes-Barre Times
RECIPE FOR RAIN.
A Simple Chemical Mixture That Is
Said to Produce Results.
Some ears aj,o Kansas was overrun
wheu so-called ' ralnirakers" who did n
thriving business in vicinities afflicted
with drought The Hoi k Islanc' railroad
had a ralnmaket who traveled about I ho
coimtrv In a special car and made rain
fiom Texas to Iowa At the time the
process emplnjed was guarded as a se.
ciet, and no doubt the mjstery suriouml
Ing the operation hid much to do with
tho lnteiest aroused among tho people
But now comes a full exposition of tho
means emplojed bj the Rock Island vvU
urds nnd others, and the following Is tho
recipe given bj him, according to tho
Kansas City Journal
Ten fluid ounces of sulphuric acid
Flft J iluld ounces ot water.
Five ounces of zinc
Renew every hour and stir every thlrlv
minutes duj und night until rain conus
The moment rain begins to fall remove
Jar oi crock In tirrltor west of Kunsas
use one-third less, at sei-levcl use doublo
the quantltj In Kansas work only on
southervl winds, which are tho molstute
bearing winds Begin an experiment
only In a clear ski One station of the
experiment If successful will produce a
rain thlrti to flftj miles wldo In dla
miter A better and more certain result
can be secured hi having three or more
stalons fortj or fifty miles apart
Or discomfort, no Irritation of the in-tcstlnc9-but
gentle, prompt, thorough
healthful cleansing, when you take
vs
oid bv ill drucrht" L'l cents
Every shoe in the store
marked down during our
August Sale.
wTLs
.I . Vftfev
cfommo
According to Mr. Matthews this mix.
turo left In an open-mouthed Jar gener
ates hidrogen gas which rapidly ascends.
Tho theory Is that this bus ascending
creates n shnft through the air down
which tho cold nlr rushes, creating n
storm center nnd gathering moisture for
precipitation Matthews clulms that ot
the 200 experiments made by him at least
1W were successful.
m
A New Brand.
Hostess (politely) And will ou have a
little light wine, Dorothy?
Dorothy (quietly) Not I thank you
Mamma does rot allow me to drink spiri
tual liquors. Puck.
(uticura
flakes the Hair grow. Clears
the Complexion. Softens and
whitens the Hands. Preserves
and beautifies the skin of In
fants and Children.
rr AbxiluUlj purf . dttluttlr mtdlt! mrtlllr
cikttlTf . Cctici ca Siiat U not onlr th. mit cfflctclnut
of ilia pnriltn lid bcutir. but the purMl uid iwttl
eitotloiltt, bath, and btby opi
Sold tT'trwhe-r llrlt iK dfMti Niwbirt London.
romiD.AMiC Coir, siol'ropi, Botton, U S.A.
iSargams
Bicycles at one-quarter
of their original value,
We have six wheels now
on hand. They were pawned
and as the time 1ms expired,
we will sell them at very low
prices.
Call and See Them.
Davidow Bros
227 Lackawanna Ava.
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ELECTRIC
LIGHTED
TRAINS
of the Chlcapo & No,rth
"Wetcrn Hy afford the best
service between Chlcnpro,
HI. Paul and Minneapolis.
L.env Chicago every night
nt'6 30 The track nnd equip
ment ar-1 of the highest
standard. Low rate tourist
tickets to St Paul. Minne
apolis. Lake Minnetonka,
Duluth. Helena, TJutte, Yel
lowstone Park, Portland, Ta
coma, Seattle nnd Alaskn
For particulars ask your
nearest ticket agent or ad
dress Chicago & North-Western Ry.
Principal Ajcnclei :
PHILADELPHIA NUVV YORK
161 Chestnut St. 461 Broadway
fMICAao
193 Clark St.
NEW YORK HOTELS.
The St. Denis
Broadway and Rletenth St., Njw York,
Ojip (Jrac: Church -I'.urop:ai Plin.
Rooms $1 00 a Day and Upwards
In a modest and unobtrusive way thoro
are few better conducted hotels In tho
metropolis than tho St Denis.
The great popularity It ban acquit ed can
readily bo traced to Its unique location,
Its home-like atmos-phere, the peculiar ex
cellence of its cuisine and service, and Its
very moderate prices.
WILLIAM TAYLOR & SON.
WESTK1INSTER HOTEL,
Cor. Sixteenth St and Irvl lg Placj,
NEVA YORK.
AMERICAN PLAN, $;.5l) Per
Dny and UpvvnriN.
l.UKOPKAN PLAN, $1.50 pcr
Day und Upwards.
I. D. CRAWFORD,
Proprietor.
44-4 4 4- 4-f-f-f-f
rorlluslnesj Men
In tho heart of tho wholesale
-f district.
4 Tor Choppers
T S minutes' walk to Wanamakers;
T S minutes to Sleeel Cooper's Itlg
" Store Kasy of access to the great
iiry uoous stores.
I For SlirlUscors
One block from C'way Cars, glv--f
tag easy transpoitatlou to all
points of Interest.
! HOTEL ALBERT
t NEW YOUK.
4 Cor 11th ST A UNIVmtSlTY PL
4 Only one liloek from Hroadway
ROODIS, $1 Up. Prices Reasonable
44
To PATENT Good Ideas
may ba secured by
our old. Address,
THE PATENT RECORD,
Baltimore. Md,
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mm
ConnolldWallac
127 and 129 Washington Avenue.
Housekeeping
Specials . . .
ioo doz. Hemstitched, HQCk
ioo do5. Plain Hemmed, )
At 10c eacli, or
72-iuch Brown Damask, extra heavy
weight; attractive designs; 50c value.
Price 37jc a Yard
White Bed Spreads, pearl hemmed,
ready for use, full size, exceptional value,
98c Each
Co
nnolly
127 and
If jou want a nice, light,
moist loaf of brc.id that will
not "dry out," use
u
?
Flour
It Is midc of choice wheat In
an up-to.d.ito mill vvhero
everthltiB Is clean nnd pure.
All groccr.s sell It.
"We only wholesale U "
THE WESTON MILL CO.
Scranton,
Carbondale, Olyphant.
4-1
"take time or the forelock."
but mWTm mxii
Car load Just arrived. All styles,
and prices the lowest. Workmanship
guaranteed e-n on
THE CHEAPER GRADES.
Keep us In mind and yoj won't re
gret giving us your patronage you
will get goods as represented giving
you our easy terms of payment or very
lowest prices for cash. Immense stock
of Household Ooods Stoves. Carpets,
Iron Beds, etc. Flva largo floors full
to the celling ai
Thus. Kelly's 8ton, niaKWE..
MOUNT PLEASANT COAL
At Retail.
Coal of the best quallt) for domestlo
use and of all tslzca, Including Uuckvvheat
and nirdscje. delivered In any part of
tho cltv, at the lowest price
Orders received at the ofllce, Connnll
building. Room 08; telephono No 1702, or
nt the mine, telephone No LT2, will he
promptly attended to. Dealers supplk-d
at the mine.
MOUNT PLEASANT COAL CO
The Dickson Manufacturing Co.
fecranton and Wllkst-llarte, l'i
.Manufuoiururi of
LOCOMOTIVES, STATIONARY EN0INES
Hollers, llolitlngnnd Pumping Machinery.
Qeneral Office. Scranton, Pa.
SCRANTON'S SHOPPING CENTER.
T0WulS
72-inch
mask, good
price,
$1,70 per doz
Turkish
color, fair size,
129 Washington
The House Beautiful
gb3&b
Rugs,
Furniture
WILLIAMS & MNOLTY,
139 WYOMING AVENUE.
E. in ft
Lager
Brewery
JlnnuTacturcrs or
OLD STOCK
PILSNER
WMilUlJimuiPJ
Tclcphon: Call, 2.W .
311 Spruci S'.
Temple Court Mltllaj,
Scraatoa, Pa.
All acute and chronic diseases of men,
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US A fal'UCIAlfV All dlseiees or tha
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Nines, Womb, Ke IJar, None, Throat,
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Rupturo Goitre, Ithcumatlsm, Asthma,
Catarrh Varlococtle. Lost Manhood,
Nightly Amissions, all Temale Uiseaics,
Ltucorrhoi-H. etc Uonorihea, SyphllH
Ulood I'olson, Indiscretion und mouthful
habits obliterated Surgerj rim, i:p.
lepgy Tawo and Htmnnrh Worms CA
TAUrtHOZONi:. Speclllo for Catarrh
Thrco months' treatment only J5 00 Trial
free In olllce. Consultation and exam),
nations free. OflUe hours dally and
Sunday, a. m. to 9 p. uw
DR. DENSTEN
All "Linen Bleached Da
weight, soft finish. Special
45c a Yard
Bath Towels, unbleached
soft, spongy, absorbent.
2 for 25c
Full Bleached 22-iucli Napkin of ex
tra heavy Scotch Damask, iu twenty de.
signs,
$2.00 a Doz
Wall
ace,
Avenue.
It is not enbngli that our
till Din
Should wear well they must
combine beauty and durability.
Our goods are selected with the
greatest care, and if yon buy
here your home will be beauti
ful indeet. See our new
Artistic Furniture,
Coverings.
jimiiMiiimiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimisi
Don't Forget
S That we are the agents in 5
s this city lor the
a you call
I FL0REY & BROOKS 1
S an Washlnston Avenu:. S
S Opposite Court llouie.
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