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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE- MONDAY, 'DECEMBER 25, 1899.
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LIVE NEWS OF THE
INDUSTRIAL WORLD
MAKE UP OP THE D., L. AND W.
BOARD FOR TODAY.
Only a Small Number of Tralu Aro
Ordered Out Orders for Equip
ment That Have Been Placed by
Varlouu Railroads Improvements
at Some of the Local Collieries.
Plngrec Wants to Amend the Con
stitution of Michigan Miners Get
an Increase of Wages.
Following Is the D., L. & W. board
for today:
Monday. Dec. 25, ISM.
WILD CATS, SOUTH.
J a. m. E. Vnn l'lelt.
4 SO n. m. C. Van l'lelt.
6 30 a. m. H. V. Cohln.
10 80 n. m. T. Nauman.
2 30 p. m.-D. 8. Warfcl, w 1th J. J. Duffy's
men.
4 40 p. m A. J. McDonnell.
8 p. m. James Gahagan.
l'ULLCR.
10 a. m. Pecklns.
vvsnvns.
6 30 a. m,, south 1 tourer.
10 00 a. m., soutli T McCatthy.
7 30 p. m., noutli M. Murphy.
10.33 d. m., south K. Wall.
PASSENGUIl ENGINES.
T a. m Wldoner.
6.30 p. m. McGovern.
Wtl.D CATS. NORTH.
2 p. m 2 enBtncs A Kctchum
4 p. m 2 endues T l'ltzintrlck
Additional board will be rested Monday
nt 12 o'clock noon.
Many Orders Placed.
How much thp laboring clashes owa
the rallioads Is beyond all estimation
Outside of the vast army employed on
the vailous lines, what a, great host of
mechanics are now working night and
day to fin nlsli equipment for the great
systems! A glance at the following
list of ordeis, all of recent date, will
give a faint Idea of the aetllty In
car nnd locomotive shops In the coun
try. The Urle Car works are building D00
cars for the Pennsylvania company:
the Chcapcake nnd Ohio is about to
place on order foi 1,000 coal cars of $0,
000 pounds capacity, and has ordeicd
one dining car from the Pullman Pal
ace Car nompany; Delauaie, Lacka
wanna and Western ordered 50 ballast
cars from American Car and Foundry
company; I.nhlgh Valley, 25 poultry
and 31 caboose cars from the Ameri
can Car nnd Foundry company. It Is
lcpoited that the Pennsylvania rail
road Is nbout to order l,f00 cars from
the Pressed Steel Car company , Min
neapolis, .St. Paul and Pault Ste. Matie
Is going to order fiOO box cais, Wheel
ing and Lake Erie 500 freight cars
from the American Car and Foundry
company, and It Is reported that 1,000
more are under consideration.
The Chicago and Alton has ordered
from the American Car and Foundry
company fOO box cais and 200 flat
cars; from the Rrooks works, 12
passenger and 10 consolidated freight
engines, and from the Mt. Vernon
Car works 300 stock cars. The Kan
sas City. Pittsburg and Gulf has or
dered 200 furniture cars from tho
American Car and Foundry company.
Tho Illinois Central will build 1,000 flat
cars, Instead of 300 as piesiously noted.
Wheeling and Lake Erie has ordered
12 passenger cars from the American
Car and Foundry company; Southern
Pacific 20 cars from the Barney &
Smith company, and Ann Arbor 200
coal cars fiom the American Car and
Foundry company.
The Iowa Central has divided order?
for 40 freight engines between the
Ualdwln. Rogers and Brooks works,
and the Southern railway is taking bids
for 2,500 freight cars.
Around the Mines.
Tho various colierie.s now in oper
ation bv the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western compan are beinc,
worked six eight-hour days each week
The pockPt" and Jrurrs at the Hamp
ton bleaker have been repaired and
Tiirk will be resumed tnmotrow.
A new set of Hendilck's shakers have
been placed in tie Mt Pleasnnt Coal
company's bleaker. They are made of
peiforated or pressed lion, and au
in" nrsi in m um'ci nt-ic i lie enunges
w ill be completed today.
This and That.
The Lehigh Valley rallioad will, it
is said, collect no more taxes from Its
men for delinquent collectors. The last
pay the men reieled the taxes weie
deducted, but a stoim of piotest was
raised.
The Michigan legislature met In spe
cial session on Monday In response to
the call of Governor Plngree, who de
sires the passage of a Joint icfeolutlon
proldlng for submission to the people
at the general election next November
of an amendment to the state consti
tution placing railways upon the same
basis for taxation as all other prop
erty. The Lehlrh Valley Coal company has
posted a notice at the Huzleton Cen
tral office to the effect that for the
month of December, 1S03, the wages
paid will be 6 per cent, below the 3
basis. This Is an Increase of 2 per
tent, over the present rates.
In the Panther Creek alley the Le
high Coal and Navigation company
has given notice to Its employes that
owing to the Increased price of coal
You rclORlneup
1U fine pores, cpolllnr
the flume every time
you uae tnforlor otl la a
lamp. Don't blame the
lump lor iqo rcsuui. a
noor oil makes u poor
llrbt." When you're tired of poor
n.LI. mnA wnt vtih. tirltllnnt-
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Headlight
Water Wiiite
Oil
jThe finest oil that the beitrefinerlei
"of the land can make; and It's uot
only maae pure, u amiverru
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ML ATLANTIC REFIKINQ CO.
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on
the
When your cold has
settled down deep in your
chest, cough syrups will not
relieve you. The system
must be given strength and
force to throw off the
disease.
docs just this. It enables
you to conquer the inflam
mation. The lungs soon heal,
and all danger is passed. Do
not let the disease become
chronic because of neglect.
See. ind $i oo, all druggists.
SCOTT A nOWNt", I'hrmhts, New YotV.
Inside labor will receive an Increase of
2' cents per week, while tho miners
rIU receive 25 cents. This Increase
will affect about 3,000 employes.
lleglnning with Jan. 1 the Lehigh
Valley Coal company will collect doc
tors' bills through the office, which has
been a custom for some years.
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DEALE MAY GET NEW TRIAL
Court Grants a Rulo to Show Cause
Why Ho Should Not Other
Court Matters.
After lUc days deliberation, court
on Satuulay gt anted a rule for a new
trial in the case of Attorney George
W. Beale. charged with the embezzle
ment of $1,500 of the Isaac Ellis estate,
which he held as executor for Mrs.
EsMier Mead, sister nf the decedent.
The lule wa" made icturnable Tues
day, Jan. 2, 1!M).
The main reason assigned for a new
tiial was thut the court erred In not
presenting the evidence for the defen
dant with the same force, clearness
and detail as was given the evidence
of the commonwealth. It was also
contended that the evidence proved
that the alleged embezzled money did
not belong to the Ellis estate, but to
Mrs Mead.
John A. Wood and Harry Lutz, con
victed of selling Ovugs without bein
registered pharmacists, were sentenced
respectively to fines of $10 and 15 with
costs A long petition from citizens
of Lackawanna asking extreme mercy
for Mr. Wood was presented by his at
torney, Mr. McCollum. It set forth
that he was intlrm and that he was a
good neighbor nnd so on. It was also
shown that the store Is now and has
been for a long time managed by a
registered pharmacist.
George B. Jermyn was appointed to
the vacancy on the board of sldepath
eommlssloneis made vacant by W. S.
Wears' removal to Joplin, Mo.
J. H. Rlttenhouse, A. B. Stevens,
John II. Fellows, W. H. Roe and Dr.
II. H. Han Is were appointed viewers
under the petition to have Roaring
Biook turnpike made fiee from tolls
within Dunmore borough. W. W. La
thrope was named as master, and C.
c. Battenberg us stenogiapher to re
port the testimony at the hearings.
In the case of Elisha A. Coray
against John S. Jenkins the motion to
strike off an order lefeiring tho dis
puted account to a master was re
fused, as was also a motion requiring
the defendant to file an account.
Court adjourned at noon till Jan. 1,
1900, when tha grand Jury will be
charged.
The court ciler and tipstaves were
each presented with a turkey Satur
day by Wlllard, Warren & Knapp.
SUNDAY SCHOOL EXERCISES.
Frogramme to Be Observed at Elm
Path, Church Tonight.
At fi.tO o'clock this evening tho
doors of the great auditorium of the
Elm Park chuich and Sunday school
building will be thrown open to the
public and at 7 o'clock will begin the
Christmas exercises of the Elm ParK
Sunday school. Admittance will be by
some gift at the door, such as a fruit,
a vegetable, etc, which will be given
to the charitable institutions of the
city. Lach member of the Sunday
school holding a ticket will receive a
piesent from the school. The mission
at Little England will shaie in the
Two twenty-five foot trees beau
tifully adorned with ornaments
and colored electric lights, will be
among the decoiatlons. The music
will be directed by John T. Watklns,
while II. Ei nest Comegys and B. B.
Hicks will have charge of the general
arrangements. The Sunday school will
be assisted by the church choir. Fol
lowing Is the programme:
Organ prelude, "Grand March,"
Gullmant
Hymn No. 190, "Hark! the Herald
Angels Sing" Mendelssohn
Cungiegatlon and Choir,
Primal y depaitment.
Christmas catol, "Message nf the
Angels" G. C. Tuller
Girls' Chorus.
Duet, "Songs of Pialse the Angels
Sang" Shelley
Mrs. Edith Heckel and Mrs. Charles
Genther.
Chorus, "And the Glory of the Lord,"
Handel
Choir.
Address Rev. C. M. Glffln, D. D.
Solo, "Christmas Lullaby". Vanewater
Miss Florence Walters.
Primary department.
Christmas carol, "Greeting,"
Adam Gelbel
Girls' Chorus,
Reading, "How Dot Heard the Mes
siah." Miss Beatrice Morris, with Incidental
music by Alfred Woolcr, Miss Mat
thews anil choir.
Hymn No. 183. "Joy to the World,"
Congregation and Choir standing
Benediction.
Postlude.
SATURDAY EVENING'S FIRE.
Dwelling House on Madison Avenue
Partially Burned.
Fire broke out about 7 o'clock Satur
day evenlnp In a two-story fram?
dwelling at 822 Monroe avenue, owned
by a Mrs, Held. An alarm was
promptly turned In and the central city
companies responded.
The blaze, which had gained consld
eiable headway on the eround floor,
was extinguished by a Judicious use
of the chemical engine. The lower
floor of the building was occupied by
Thomas IT. Carroll, while George De
Long resided on the upper floor.
The entire damage to dwelling and
furniture Is placed at about $300, and
Is said to be entirely covered by insurance.
Golds tZ Chest
WILLIAMS WON
BY THREE VOTES
DEFEATED OEOROE B. OARSON
IN THE FIFTH WARD.
There Was a Dispute About Three
of tho Votes Cast for Williams and
Carson Is Not Satislied with tho
Result At a Meeting Held in the
Thirteenth Ward, A. B. Stevens
Was Asked to Be a Candidate.
Notes About Politics in Other
Wards of the City.
On Saturday the Republicans of the
Fifth ward held a caucus and the same
evening it meeting of c'tlzens was hi Id
at Gicen Ridge, which decided to ask
A. B. Stevens to become a candidate
for select council In that ward.
Richard II. Williams, select council
man from the Fifth ward, was re
nominated at the Republican caucus
of Suturday afternoon, defeating
George B. Carson, his opponent, by a
majority of three votes. The friends
of Mr. Carson dispute Mr. Williams'
majority and there Is likely to be .1
contest for the ofllee at the February
election. The dispute arose In the
Fourth district when It was dlcov
ered that three votes were cast for
MA Williams which nlso bore the
names of the candidate for the minor
offices In the Tlist district.
BALLOTS STT ASIDE.
When tho vlgllants dlscovtied the
ballots they were set aside, but later
the board of ofllcers decided to count
them. This gave Mr. Williams his ma
Jmlty, he having iccehcd In the four
districts 4o1 to Mr. Carson's 434 votes.
Mr. Carson's friends entered a protest,
claiming that Inasmuch as the ballots
represented another disttict they
should be thrown out. In the event
of this being done the result would be
a tie, and the outcome is awaited with
much lnteiest. The vote by districts
was as follows:
1st. 2d 3d. 4th Total.
Williams 41 101 lbo 117 4j7
Carson 155 65 103 12s 454
The nomination for the various ward
offices resulted as follows:
Register of voters Pint district, Thos.
A. Blair, Second district, Daniel E.
Gregory, Third district, William M. How.
ell. Fourth district, Gwlljm Lewis.
Judge of election First dlBtrlct, Frank
Shedd: Second district, Charles E. Dan
iels Third district. Thomas G. Evans,
Fourth dhtrict, David B Stanford.
Inspector of election First district, Wil
liam Marsh; Second district, Lewis A
Howell, Third district, William Anthony;
Fourth dlsttlct. John D. Phillips
TUK THIRTEENTH WARD.
Opposition has developed to the can
didacy of A. B. LIdstone to succeed
Colonel George Sanderson as select
councilman of the Thirteenth ward.
A number of prominent citizens who
do not regaul Mr. LIdstone as the
most lepresentative of the men avail
able for the ofllee, mt at Nettleton's
hall, Saturday night and appointed a,
committee to -wait on Asa B. Stevens
with a petition asking him to be a
candidate.
The petition bore the names of such
w ell-known men as E B. Sturges,
Luther Peck. C R. Kinsley, T. .1.
Kellv. L K. Wentz, I'. S. Hnllstead,
George H. Davidson. Thomas Harrow
wan, K. H. Shurtleff and Oeoigp B
Plmmlek. Mi. Stevens consented to
run The candidacy of A. C. Bailey,
for aldermanfi was also ratified at this
meeting.
The vigilance committee also mec
Saturday night and after adopting the
Ciawford county rules, fixed January
6, as the time foi holding the pri
maries. Candidates must register be
fore S o'clock next Thursday evening
and pay their assessment befote Sat
urday. The Stevens supporters ray that
LIdstone Is not a representative man,
having lived In the ward for only
about a year. The LIdstone m-'ii
claim that Stevens is a comparatively
new comer to the ward, and that his
candidacy was projected by a few
kickers. They assert that only foity
names appear on the Stevens petition.
POLITICAL JOTTINGS.
In tho Clchteenth word 1 J. Langaii,
tho present member of the board of con
tiol. Is a candidate for re-ekctlon and Is
opposed by M. M. Ruddy aud John J.
Finntrty.
The Democratic ward committee of the
Third ward has announced that tho Dem
ocratic primaries in that ward will be
held next Thursday betwien tho hours of
4 and 7 p. m. A cnndldato for select
council will be nominated.
School Controller H. J. O'Malley Is op
poalng John J. Kearney, the present In
cumbent, for tho Democratic nomination
tor select council In tho Third ward
Professor John J. Costello Is also a can
didate. O'Malley be'leves he can till both
the offices of fcchool controller and select
council.
From present appearances John Olb
bons will have no opposition for the of
fleo of fcchool controller In the Twentieth
ward. Thus far tho only person men
tioned as ambitious to question hts right
to another teim Is. Mrs Hobo Kane Her
candidacy Is not taken very seriously,
however
A convention of the Democratic con
ferees of Lackawanna township will be
held on Wednesday afternoon next at 2.30
o'clock, at Cojne's hotel, Mlnnoka, for
tho purpose of maklnp an pppirtlonmrnt
of tho offices to be voted for at the next
tprlns elections and also for the purpopj
44 The Least Hair
Casts a Shadow,
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A single drop of poison
blood will, unless checked in
time, wake the whole impure.
Hood's Sarsaparilla. is the
great leader in blood purifiers.
It casts no shadow, but brings sunshine
nnd health into every household.
Dyspepsia "For six months my sys
tem hvjs out of order wiih dyspepsia And
impure blood. Spent lots of money in
vxin, but Hood's Sautsipuittx cured me
thoroughly." Jos. S. Ztuba, Genos, Neb.
Eruptions " hid Annoying erup
tions caused by impure blood, and physi
cians' treatment failed to benefit. Hood's
Sarsaparilla removed them and I am no
longer annoyed." W. ?. Hudson,
Natrona, Pa.
3wotfy SaMafratill
zmmimm
t Uooit't Pills eurejlf er ll' the no trtlUUcn ina
otily ctErUu to lVo 4 llojJ'!lItptilllt
of deciding upon a time for tho holding
of party primaries,
County Commissioner John Detnuth has
horn urged with a gtod deal of fervor oy
his frlcndt) to deck tho Democratic nomi
nation for select council In the Eleventh
ward, but ho has Informed them that ho
Is not ambitious In that direction this
year. Mr. Demuth realizes tint John J.
Schneider, who has been nominated by
tho Republicans to mreeed himself, would
be a vt ry dinicult man to defeat.
BLUFI-ED WITn A OUN.
Jack Lewis Causes n Stampede at
the Office of the Paymaster.
Friday wan pay day nt tho Lacka
wanna colliery nt Oly pliant, and
among the large number of miners
awaiting their turn nt the jviy win
dow on that afternoon was "Jack"
Lewis, a miner When Lewis naked
fcr his envelope it was refused for
some reason or another. He bad somj
words with the paymaster and left,
vowing to return shortly and compel
him to hand over his monthly earn
ings Lewis kept his promise and returned
In about twenty minutes with a
doublo-barrelM shot-gun Marching
up to the window hi leveled it nt
Paymaster Shaw and threatened to
shoot.
At tho right of the gun the pay
master tumbled from his chair and
sought refuge under a desk. His as
sistants nlso scrambled for safety, and
for a few minutes Lewis had com
mand of affairs and did not withdraw
till his envelope was banded out to
him. He then left with n smile upon
his face. It was afterward letnid
that the gun was not loaded. He vvasj
not arrested.
SKIN
IRRITATIONS
Instantly
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For irritation, itch
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skin, for scaly '
eruptions oft
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thin, and
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for red, rough hands
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I Drawing
J- Instruments
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3jJ purposes in neatly lined
j? cases, containing compass,
3Jt pen and pencil, paints, di- iJi
jTS viders, hair springs dividers, r
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fli spring bow pen, steel bow
57 pen, ruling pen, from
I $1.25 to $7.50.
p Open Evenings.
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and steamer fares for tho entire trip To
tal coat, (31 00.
Alao shorter trips to Old Point Com
fort and Hlchmoml. Including cost of bo
tel, for JIG 00 und $17.00.
Vavorltn ocean and rail route to At
lanta, Oft. Special Hates on account of
the Cotton States reposition.
Write for full particulars of trtse and
other dellKhtful trips to
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EC. B. Walker, Traffic Manager.
J. J. Brown, Oen'l Pass'r Agent.
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Dros. and II C. Sanderson, DruEttlsts.
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Chichester's E.rll.h Diamond I!rn-
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I Umbrellas
Now, if you've decided
Umbrella whether it be to
woman or a child you'll be helped to a
quick, satisfactory choice here. See the
collection, anyhow, even if you haven't
decided, it's not a gatuering
ordinary styles. Novelties
cau be found. All prices.
68c to $10
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: Men's Full
I Dress Protectors
This Men's Furnishings store is a
complete store not a counter. It ranks
with the best-tone store you know.
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Women's
Silk Stockings
Not inanv,but very fine. Some plain,
some with open work in black aud niatiy
of the new colors,
$1,00 to $2,50 Pair.
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CONNOLLY &
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF SCRANTON.
DEPOSITARY OF
THE UNITED STATES.
Capital SSOO.000
SURPLUS 450.000
WA1. CONNCLL, President.
HENRY BELIN, Jr., VlccPrei.
WILLIAM II. PECK, Cashier.
Plum Pudding
Is nh.-in a prlmo favorite
with tho children at Christmas
time and it requires a good deal
of skill to make It right.
"Snow
White"
Flour makes excellent plum
pudding It sfPtni almost as If
it were spetl.illy designed for
that purpose, and jou never
WILL know wlnt tho "BHST"
plum puddlnu Is till jou eat ono
made of "SNOW WHlTi;."
All tho grocers tell it.
"We only wholeialjit "
IHE WESTON ILL CO.
Scranton,
Carbondale, Olyphant.
MOUNT PLEASANT COAL
At Retail.
Coal of the best quality for domestic
use and of all slies, Including Buckwheat
and Blrdseye, delivered In any part of
the city, tt the lowest price
Orders received at tho onice, Connoll
building. Itoom S06, telephone No, 1762, or
at the mine, telephone No. 272, will he
promptly attended to, Dealers supplied
at the mine.
HIT PLEASANT COAL CO
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.Tho Pact alra3t e-.icrlc-cM.tliosjai) toL
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$A trtooofte 1 3'j-leiar (do c utile). Uu Iror
cOCAMinbritor(L PirticoUricd. DouriiSI
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SCRANTON'S SHOPPIN3 CENTER.
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Women's Neckwear
Surely there was the gift-making
thought in the mind of the buyer who
to give an
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the best that
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and
A New Broom Sweeps Clean
An old ad.ige, truly, but where is there a modern housekeeper
who would think of comparing her modern
EISSELi'S CARPET SWEEPER
With ye ancient broom. Twenty-two yeins' experience and the
best equipped factory in the world make the "Bissell" the acme
of sweeper perfection.
Sccause it embodies every feature of sweeping perfection.
t costs no more than the just as good kind.
Sweeping becomes a pleasure, uot a task.
So simple a child can use it.
Hvcry sweeper guaranteed.
Low iu ptice, but perfect iu construction,
Lasting a lifetime, with care.
Scut on trial for the askiug.
Prices to suit purses, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00.
The
Reason
Why
WILLIAMS & M'ANULTY.
Carpets and Draperies,
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Brewery
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OLD STOCK
PSLS
435 to 455
N. Ninth Street,
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Tclephoras Call. 2333.
DR. bENSTEN
311 SpiU33 St,
Tcmpie Cjua Euildiug,
SUANTON, PA.
All acute and chronlr dlrea'cs of inen.
women uiul clilldrt-n t. UHONIC. M.HV
Ol'S, UltAIN AND AST1NU UlSLAb
I1B A HI'F.CIAI.TV All diseases of too
Uer, Kldnos. Madder blcln. Mood,
Neres, Womb Uje, llai. Nose Tin oat,
and I.unKs, (amors, 'lumur. 1 lies,
Uupture Goitre, HheuniHtlHm Asthma,
fatal rh, Varlococele l.oft Manhood
NlRhUv emissions, all I cmale Ulse iee,
l.cii"' rrt en etc Gonorrhea 8plulls
111 d loi. n Indiscretion nnd youthful
h i Its lHt i itrd flurBer, Pits, Kpl
I .V Ti.pf nd Htnmiich Worms ( A-
M'Tint "n'l! Hptcino for Orttnrrh
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(r r. In i i" " Consultation un 1 exainl
nn Inns fr-e Olllio hours dally and
Suudio . S u m. to 9 p, m.
OR. DENSTEN
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chose these attractive stocks. The col-
lection seems brighter, cheerier, prettier
than ever before. More extensive, too.
You'll find variety enough. Newest,
best styles throughout, aud not a piece
in the store that's dear.
Fancy Bows, Jabots of Lace and
Chiffon, Scarfs of Lace and House-
line De Soie, conveniently displayed at
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gifts, which ineatij they are strong and
good looking. The best come a single
pair in a box.
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whiteness whether it's a plain linen
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WASHINGTON AVENUE
WYOMING AVENUE
lings and Wall l'apcr.
1 FLOREY k mm I
211 Washington Ave. 3
1 Bicycles, Athletic Goods,
I Cameras and
I Photographic Supplies,
Sportsmen's Goods. 5
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1 Skates and Sleds
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the hojh tieitiB a pair of j;
B small bobs, the front bob Is
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SIC POWDER CO,
Booms 1 nml2, Com'ith B'i'd's.
BORANTON, PA.
nining and Blastlnj;
POWDER
Uude at iloaslc and Hiistj iale vVorii,
LAFLIN & RAND COWDP.R CO '5
ORANGE QUN POWDER
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