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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE- MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1899.
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LIVE NEWS OF THE
INDUSTRIAL WORLD
NEW D., L. & W. TIME TABLE ?S
NOW IN EFFECT.
Orders That Have Been Issued with
Beference to It Muko Up of the
Board for Today Lincoln Brush, of
Boone, Iown, Has Been Appointed
Engineer of Bridges on the- Lacka
wanna Road What tho Financial
Review Says About tho Fatcrsou
Wreck Odds and Ends of News.
The now Lackawanna llnio table
lately decided upon, went Into rftec.
yesterday mornlnB, Just one minute
after midnight. The changes us regards
llrst class trains arc few, but Impor
tant. Thcte Is to be- a new ilyc-r culled tho
"theater train," which will leave the
New York side at 11.45 p. m. and Ho
boken at 12.01. This will make the
run to this city In just four horn.
The accommodation train IcavltiK this
city at 4 p. m. will heroafter run
through to Nicholson. The train which
has heretofore left on the Hloomsburrf
branch at G.40 p. m. will In futuio
leave at 6.10 p. in., to make better
connections with the Incoming New
York train.
An order was posted nn the board on
Saturday requiring that every brake
man come and sign a receipt for n copy
of the new time tabic before allowing
his train to depart after yesterday. A
notice was also posted In regard to
train No. 45, which reads as follows:
Train 45 will curry composite car dally
from Ilobolien ami will make the stops
at nil stations between Washington and
Strourlsburg for passengfis, letting off at
points west of Stromlsbiug passengers
picked up at Stroudsbure and points e.iht
thereof. On Sundays train 45 will m.ikn
all stops foi pufsensers between Wash
ington anil Hlnghamton. Train 45 will
also handle from Hnhoken mall In locked
poueliLS and the dally newspapers.
A. C. Salisbury.
The D., L. & W. Board for Today.
Following is the make-up of the Del
aware, Lackawanna and Western board
for today:
Monday, Dec. IS, ISM.
SOl'TH.
2 a. in. V. V. Stevens, with C. liartholo-
mew's men.
4.S0 a. m. 1 V. fetor.
ti.Wl u. m. J. Hmkhart.
E a. m. J. Cenltv.
in a. tn.W. V. Mann.
12.30 p. m.-T. McCarthy, with 11. T. lcl-
lows men.
1.30 p. in. J. llrock.
2.S0 p. m. J. Uush. -
4.30 p. m. J. Su.irtz.
4.30 p. m. P. Cavnnaugh, with Moran 3
men.
6 p. m. George Wallace.
summits, rrc.
7.30 a. m.. north-O. Frounfelkrr.
3 a. m.. north McLane, with Warrick's
men.
11 a. m.. north-S. Carmodv.
4.12 noon, south IZ. McAllister, with H.
Hush's men.
2 p. m.. south M. Madlcan.
6.30 p. m. J. Modcr. with Flnerty's men.
PULLER.
10 a. m. reeklns.
PUSUKKS,
C.30 n. m.. south-G. Ilouser.
9 ii. m., south M. Moruu.
7 p. m.. south M. Murphy.
10.30 p. m.. south O. Case.
PASSENGUIt DNG1NKS.
7 a. m. Wldener.
6.30 p. m. McGovern.
NOItTH.
u a, m,. 2 engines J. O'llarn.
7 a. m.. 2 engines C. Klngsloy.
0.30 ii. m., 2 engines A. Kotrhum.
2.30 p. m.. 2 engines It. Caslner.
3 p. m.. 2 engines W. LuH.tr, with Fltz-
p.ttrifk's men
6 p. m.. 2 engliics J. Hcnnlgan, with
George Hill's men.
7 p. m.. 2 engines T. Doudlcan.
0 p. m., 2 engines A. Mullln.
Engineer of Bridges.
Lincoln Hush, formerly division en
gineer of the Chicago and Northwest
ern railroad, with headquarters at
Boone. Iowa, has been appointed en
gineer of bridges by the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western company.
He will have headquarters In New
York and will have charge of tho elec
tion and repair of all biltlges.
What Financial Review Says.
The last number of the Financial Re
view contained the following:
"While the dreadful accident on the
Lackawanna railroad at Paterson is
greatly to be deplored, there seems, In
our opinion, no ground for the strict
ures that have been leveled at tha
company. As Is Well known, the Lack
awanna Is one of the best equipped
roads as far as safety and comfort are
concerned In the country, while Its
management Is every detail Is under
the control of men whose experience,
ami vigilance have gained for them
wide reputation. The Investigation In
to the event was one that could not b-j
foreseen.
"That the engineer of the train which
ran into the express committed a griev
ous error In not obeying the slilet rulo
of tho company In slackening speed . 1
he approached the station is manifest,
and had he not thus violated a regula
tion that Is as Imperative upon em
ployes as It Is necessary, tho collision
would not have happened. The otllclals
of the company deserve commendation
for prompt attention to the comfort
nnd care of the passengers and to the
solicitations and inquiries of their anx
lo'is friends. Their open policy of giv
ing full Information o the public la
also In favorable contiast to that of
rival organizations, which, when ills-
bright white light that our
Headlight
Water White
Oil
tltoi, and know the real meaning of
lamp luxury, mere no excuio
for dingy rooms ana poor looking
larapi la these days of pure oil.
CoaU do more than ordinary oil. .
baves all tne work und worry
7" --""rn -"-.." ij.',
wjors; uiony cuunuuyi. jtu :!$
If hi Wuer Whin Oil. mad by vjitrfcrifw
AUAiTie iirmiHoco. iSfiiiiSiirA
""rrrrnrriririrrrrrrrrrr'iHItt ftT -v "''
" Tub's! Up
P iMin-ii'
Jll"' Get all TovifflRJ' I
can out of your lampi. fCS1-t:A
Klood tho bouse with tho iyskfvVJi
Xfc
aster occurs, do all In their power to
conceal and misrepresent the facts.
"Under tho able dlrectlonof President
Trttesdalu tho affairs of the Lacka
wanna road have been placed upon a
footing that makes Its system as near
perfection as possible. This has been
accomplished In the face of many dis
couraging obstacles. To President
Tiuesdale and hln able assistants III
tho various departments belongs the
credit, and the public as well as the
stockholders appreciate the work thus
far accomplished."
This and That.
Friday another new engine was com
pleted for the Delaware and Hudson
rallioad at the Cliff works. In two
or three duys the third will be ready
to leavo the shops.
At tho Lackawanna cur shops there
has lately been built a good many cin
der cars, which open on either side and
arc the size of tho ordinary gondola.
Lach side has four doors, which arc
hinged to the top rail. The cars urn
In tho yard yet, waiting to be lettered
und numbered.
Tho Philadelphia Car Service asso
ciation during November handled 195, -152
cars, of which 62,809 were for the
Pennsylvania and allied lines, CS.576 for
the Heading and the balance for the
D.iltlnitiip & Ohio und other lines In
thi teirltory i-overed by the associa
tion. The total average detention per
car In days of these cars was 1.43 days.
It Iri leported that the Lehigh Co.U
and Navigation company may erect u
new breaker at Greenwood, near Tani
uqua. Tho Towanda Itevlew Is jubilant over
a rumor that tho Lehigh Valley has
set aside $950,000 for improvements on
the Pennsylvania and New York di
vision, and that $330,000 of the sum will
be spent at Towanda. It gots on to
say that It means n new bridge across
the river, bringing train? Into Towanda
near the foot of Chestnut street and
that the sharp curve between Wysnx
and East Towanda Is to bo straight
ened and lots of other improvements.
Three compressed air engines ate
now being made for the Delaware and
Hudson company by the Dickson Man
ufacturing company. Two large tanks
will be In them which will contain 900
pounds of compressed air, which In tha
smaller tanks Is reduced to 130 pounds.
This Is sullleicnt quantity to haul a
train of thirty loaded mine cars a mllo
und a half. Each engine Is equipped
with air motors which the air con
tained in the tank operates. They are
mounted upon six twenty-six In.'h
wheels. Tho top of the tank Is 44
Inches above the road bed and the cy
linders are OxlS Inches.
THE COUNTY ASSESSMENT
Instructions That Have Been Issued
by the Commissioners to Asses
sors with Reference to It.
The county commissioners during tho
week have heoh Issuing to the asses
sors of tho county the books and pa
pers required In making up tho county
assessment, which each year becomes
moro complicated and dilllcult.
Resides tho regulation tax assess
ment the assessors now make- a regis
tration of those capable of doing uer
vlce as soldiers, of those of an age to
attend school and of the owners of
bicycles.
A pottlon of tho Instructions Issued
to ussessor3 with reference to making
the general assessment are as follows:
The Importance of making a complete
and correct assessment of Lackawanna
county at the piesent time Is evident
to all, and to becure this and aid you In
jour woik we send thchc instiuctlolis
with our precept.
Wo call jour attention first to your
oath of olllcc, which requite you to
faithfully perform jour dutli'S, neglect
ing or slighting none, an equitable, as
bt'Sbinent levied upon all will cause tho
burden of taxation to be much less felt
than would otherwise be tho case.
The precept culls for an assessment
at a full valuation. For county purposes
we think that this would give us more
than tho amount necessary on which to
levy taxes, nnd therefore Instinct jou
when copying Into the book to bo ie
turned to this olllcc, that you enter tho
alue ot real estate and personal prop
erty at one-half of full valuation. Hut
for stale purposes enter full valuation.
We append a list of occupations and
valuations to bo assessed ugatnst the
same.
Any person having a trade not men
tioned In tho list must be assessed at a
valuation the same as that of another
similar occupation. Where a person has
no trade, but Is dependent on his labor
fjor support, ho will be assessetl us a la
borer and rated J.50.
All men above the ago of 21 years. If
lesldents. must bo assessed with some
occupation.
List of trades and occupations, with
ablution of the same:
Attorney 200 Ilotelkceper ....$200
Ald'm.in and J.P 100 lusuiuncu uijx-nt.tliM
Architect 2uo Inside boss Ijij
Agent 1W Inside boss asst. WO
Hlacksmlth 73 Judge -loo
Hanker 250 Jeweler J'KI
Hank Cashier .. M0 laborer 50
Hank Toller ...
lt.tnk li'kk'pr .
Hank Cleik
li.uik prot.'r. .
llakor, helper ..
IJookkiepur ...
llutcher
Hutcher'H hclp'i
lUrtemler
Hollermnker ..
Uiakcmnu ... .
HullilPi'
liuilier
-") I.timburmut. .... liw
2wl Miller loo
1W Mlntr 75
103 Mine !upt 2iJ
"3 Mar on 75
"j Merchant, whul. ivo
100 Merchant, retail. 7 j
"'J .Machinist ....
100 Moulder
"' Millwright ..
W! Markctman ..
1M -Manufacturer
. 15
. 75
. 1W
. 150
. 150
. HO
'' Outside boss ,
Harber's help'r.. 50 ieddier
I'leik
u
lo Printer, compos.-
;3 Itor
0 l'rPKHinan
"5 I'limpmun
' I'uddler
W lhynklf.n
V? Painter
I'arpentcr ....
I'ltTKymiin ...
C'ablr.itmakcr
t'lciu maker ..
Conductor ...
I'ual operator
civil engineer
Cooper
Cur runner ...
Constablo ....
Cattle dealer .
Cnrtman
75
75
r,o
75
ftl)
73
xii Pnllco
Student
50
50
Surveyor W)
'; Station Agent .. 73
"ii Saloonkeeper
... i.l Rhnr m.ilnn
.1)0
Dentist
DrUBKlft
DrnuRlituman ..
Engineer, loco
motive
Engineer, eta
tlonary
Editor
Expressman ...
yi Stono cutter
JC0
Stctlou boss
iuu Rlato hos.8
im ToiK'Iier
"" Teumster
cr)
' Teitrnfler
r.a
(own-
(not
4-si "nnvi
50
H"J
Telegraph opr.
75
100
j;ai B-nouso k pr iw ffalior
riieiimn u" Tailor Inurnnv.
Farm laborer ... 50 '..' "'"f
l"Sl "" Tlnnnr
Foreman
150
Tinsmith
umcsiiiawcr w Tf , ,
Oentleman 200 man
"cs'lcr ;'2 I'pholsterc'r ".'.'.'.'.
Heater ........... IIruleitakt.r
100
75
J00
75
100
ariewiraiMT .. .- Wagonmakcr
JIlll-'KrUT
75
SO
Watchmaker
Hotclkeepcr
AMBULANCE BHOKE DOWN.
Sarah Davis Had to Be Carried to the
Lackawanna Hospital.
Sarah Davis, the Centre street wo
man who created a disturbance early
Saturday morning by falling througn
a skylight Into the store of Lauer .
Marks, had her own trouble getting to
the hospital.
When sho was removed from tht
store Saturday morning and taken to
tho hospital after a long period of wait
ing for the opening of the store, It
seemed us though the affair was over,
but It was not. She was placed In
tho hospital ambulance and It started
rapidly down Lackawanna avenue und
turned In nt Penn. When tho equip
age reached Linden street one of the
axles broke and further transportation
was Impossible. The woman was re
moved from the ambulance and pluce.l
on the stretcher nntl Dr. Wclscnberg,
aided by some friendly bystnnders and
the patiolmau tin the beat, raised tho
woman nnd proceeded to the hospital.
During all tho time the woman ha1
been groaning and moaning as If In
terrible pain nnd the degree of her In
juries was supposed to be. very great.
At tho hospital, however, It was seen
that the only harm done was a slightly
spralnetl back and ankle. It was In
tended to keep her at the hospital, but
Saturday morning she rebelled nnl
left the place for her Centre street
home.
LEFT THE HOSPITAL.
Andrew Lopatka, of Jermyn, Taken
to His Home.
Little Andrew Lopatkn, of Jermyn,
who bus been nt the Lackawanna hos
pital for over a month, on account of
a three-Inch shawl pin, which he swal
lowed, was taken to his home Satur
day. Tho child made wonderful progress
while at the Institution, nntl the pin
did not seem to give him any pain. It
was found impossible to remove It by
nn operation, nnd so the little fellow
was taken uway Saturday.
KICKED BY A MULE.
Thomas Walton Seriously Injured in
tha Sterrick Creek Mine.
Thomas Walton, a 15-year-old boy,
wa brought to the Lackawanna hos
pital from Sterrick Creek mine Satur
day afternoon. The lnd Is employed
there ns a mule driver, nnd while
standing behind a mule he suffered the
Injury which sent him to the hospital.
IIo was bending down when suddenly
ont of the animal's rear legs shot out
with toi rifle velocity and landed against
his head. He was stunned by the blow
nnd was Immediately taken to the
"He is Wise Who "
Talks But Littler
This is only a half truth.
If wise men had held their
tongues, we should know
nothing about the circulation
of the blood. If it were not
for this advertisement you
might never know that Hood's
Sarsaparilla is the greatest
medicine in the world to
purify and enrich your blood,
create an appetite, give you
strength and steady nerves.
Impure Blood--"Mycomplexloniuas
bad. Hocd's Sarsaparilla did much good
by purifying my blood. SMy skin is now
clear. cHnnieD. McCoy, Walsontown, fa,
fefe3
HoM'uPUIa cure liver lllnth. non Irritating and
only cathartic to take with Hood't Sanaparlll..
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uCL fitaiaaaforttudr. butaes or narriogp.
rA. t. v i." l r. .1 j a
t&keam tio. Tboirtifie fthnwo immediate) Improve
raentand eSocts a CURD whero nil nthcr fall I.
tlr MTirti line-tn 1i pntinKn -tlo Tnri.Atn. "I'lir-V
havoeiirodthou-oadsnndnlllVuroToa. Woetvoapou-
itlvomlttoaBuarantootoofftxtacuro RfiPTQ 'a
each case cr retuadtbo concr. I'rlcoOWUIipcr
pacicei or eix picas (toil treatment, for tin). By
nail, la plain vrrarner. tinon receipt of rrico. IrcnUr
tlw- A JAX REMEDY CO., HaTatb"I.,,
For sale In Scranton. Pa., by Matthews
Bros, and II. C. Sanderson, Druggists.
jwuimo
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The greatest pleasure comes from sub
stantial gifts at Christmas. You will be
pleased with our array of
Christmas Shoes.
Attractive, substantial, stylish footwear,
sure to be welcomed as Christmas gifts,
sure to be pleasing remembrances all winter
STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING
WE take Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Checks In Payment for Shoes.
IcwlfflflOWly
Lnckwnnna hospital. It was there seen
that the Injury Inflicted was a serious
one, consisting of a depressed fracture
of tho skull.
He vn operated upon, nntl ns a re
sult Is now getting along nlcelj'.
W
Skin-Tortured Babies
CRY FOR CUTICURA.
InnUnt rfl litf and sleep, In a hot bath with
CuTlcon Soap anil a shiRlo anointing with
Cirrictm Ointment. A Wcsiln toskln tor
turctl infants and wom-otit, worried parents.
D. mo C.Ooir., l'rupt., Uoitoo. Bn4 larMp.txwk, lite.
lgail$lll3lltiS
jrx Tub Mori its llAiuiWAKK Srotu
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W.
i Manicure
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Hencklcs brand the best ?
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made In neatly lined cases
containing: Manicure Scis
sors, Corn Knife, Nail File,
$ Cuticulc Knife, Nail Polish- ty
ers, from $3.50 to $13.00. .
jlll upen evenings.
I
Foote & Shear Co.
119 N. Washington Ave
1IISNII$IH3t33ll&
Ideal
Tours
New York, Old Point Com
fort, Richmond, Washing
ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia.
With time to rpare for side trips. If de
elred. Skirting the ea coait for 18 hours
In the beautiful fast new steamships of
the
'Old Dominion Line
and returning leisurely by rail.
Tickets Includo HOTEL ACCOMMODA
TIONS nt points named, ns well ns rail
and steamer rarcs tor tnc enure trip. to.
, " . . mA
f ",' ""5 Ttlohmn ,.1 Includ lnc cost nf ho.
?,"?? i,sm" 3 Jl-fln
i Favorltn oce.in nnd rati route to At-
Inta. Ga. Special Rates on account ot
the C'ntton States Lxpositlon.
... ... . .
Write for full particulars of these and
other delightful trips to
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,. na ht i-.t, -t v
Pier 26, North Biver, New York.
H- ? talker, Trafllc Manager.
I J. J. Brown, Qen'l Pass'r Agent
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SCRANTON'S SHOPPING CENTER.
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN
Holiday Handkerchiefs
' ' ' ' ""
25c Each or $1.38 Half Dozen
Ladies' and Gentlemen's All Linen Hemstitched Initial Handkerchiefs, of a fine,
smooth quality, in neat and well woiked letters.
50 Cents Each
Large Size; Jap Silk Iuitial Handkerchiefs, suitable for men's use or for ladies'
neck scarfs.
25c Each or $1.38 Half Dozen
Ladies' and Gentlemen's sizes, in plain all linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, the
finest, softest, smoothest linens we have ever shown at the price.
25c Each or $1.38 Half Dozen
Ladies' Linen and Swiss Lawn Embroidered Haudkerchiefs, in both scalloped and
hemstitched edges, in neat effects, faucy lace effects, elaborately embroidered ef
fects a strong 25cent line,
At 12jc or $1.40 Per Dozen
Ladies' and Gentlemen's sizes, in plain all linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, of
unusual value.
At 15 Cents a Boxat 25 Cents a Box
Children's Handkerchiefs, three m a fancy box the former at 15c box contains
colored border, Hemstitched PI 11. 1 kerchiefs in neat designs. The 25-cent line is
of White Hemstitched Lawn Handkerchiefs.
At Prices from 25 Cents to $20 Each
We show the most comprehensive line of Plaiu and Fancy Haudkerchiefs ever
gathered together under the roof of a Scranton store. Indeed, the line would do
credit to the largest aud best of Metropolitau establishments.
OUR WELL-KNOWN FAIR PRICES PREVAIL.
CONNOLLY
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF SCRANTON.
DEPOSITARY OF
THE UNITED STATES.
Capital S200.000
SURPLUS 450,000
WA1. CONNELL, President.
HENRY BELIN, Jr., VlccPrei.
WILLIAM II. PECK, Cashier.
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To Trust
To luck In makliiR bread Is not
n very wise or satisfactory
thing to do. If you have Rood
Hour no such thins as luck need
enter Irto your calculations. If
you have
ii
White"
Flour ynu may bo absolutely
Sl'HK that you will have Rood
bread, or whatever elhc you un
dertake to bake. "SNOW
WMITK" Is ALWAYS reliable
and uniform. We Riuranteo It.
All croccrs sell It.
"Weonly wholesale. t "
THE WESTON NULL CO.
Scranton,
Carbondale, Olyphant.
At Retail.
Coal of the best quality for fomestlo
use and of all sizes, Including IJuckwheat
and Ulrdseye, delivered In any part of
the city, st the lowest price.
Orders received at the onice, Connell
building, Room 806; telephone No. 1762, or
at the mine, telephone No. 272, will be
promptly attended to. Dealers supplied
at the mine.
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te 7. VIA
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t Bunts so
Lager
Brewery
Manufacturers or
OLD STOCK
PILSNER
435 to 455
N. Ninth Street,
,PA
Telephone Call, 233J.
DR. DENSTEN
311 Spun St,
Temple Court Building,
SCRANTON, PA.
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women and children, r I WMl ; ',',u.
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lepiiv Tape iinil Kloiiiucli Wormn ("A
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Three nionlliH' treutmeiit only $5.o. Trial
free In otllce. CoiiHultntlon and exanil
natioiiH free. Otllce hnur dally and
Bunduy. 8 u. in. to 9 p. ni.
DR. DENSTEN
127 and 129
WASHINGTON AVENUE
The most complete stock this side or
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I COUCH COVERS I
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LACE CUKTAINS-Renaissance. Brus
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lTUN'ITUKK COVERINGS Tapestry,
Velour, bilk D.imask, Frou Frou, Corduroy.
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gov ers
. CHAIRS I
HEADQUARTERS FOR
CARPETS,
WALL PAPER,
RUGS.
& M'ANULTY.
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We have iust received 5
S a uew lot of these popu- s
5 lar game boards, just the
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s club room. It is oue of jjj
the most fascinating 5
5 games ever invented,from
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board. Prices $2.50, $3.50
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THE
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Ilooms 1 nnil2, Coin'lth U'l'd'g.
BOKANTON, PA.
niningand Blasting
POWDER
Made at Mooilo and Hush l ale Worlci,
LAFLIN & RAND POWDER CO3
ORANGE GUN POWDER
Kl ctrlo llattarles. Kleotrlo Kiploljri.
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Repauno Chemical Co.'s expilolivcs