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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-THURSDAY, ,TUNE 21, 1900.
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EVENTS OF DAY IN
WEST SCRANTON
riFTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF
MR. AND xllRS. J. B. SNYDER.
Fittingly Obsorvcd nt Their Homo
on Washburn Streot Yesterday Af
ternoon and Evening Young Man
from Carbondale Slightly Dement
ed Death of a Former Resident at
Pen Argyl Entertainment nt No.
14 School Other News Notes and
Personals.
The golden wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Subtler, of 1219
Washburn suiect, was fittingly oli
nened yestcidny iiftornotn and even
ing, and from 3 to 11 o'clock upwards
of live bundled Invited guests lslted
their homo and extended congratula
tions, renewed acquaintances and par
ticipated In the festivities Incidental to
the celebration.
Among tho puesti were repreue nta
tlvci of the I.nckawunna bar, county
oillclaU and municipal olllccrs, toegther
with lelatlves and ft lends fiom fai and
near. Letteis of l egret, duo to ab
sence, and conuiatulatory messages
were received fiom friends In distant
places, aiiO "ldciucs of the esteem In
which Mr. and Mis. Sndor aie hold
were app.irenl In th, shape of costly
pipscnts and hums of gold.
Thohapp couple were showered with
congintulatlmis, mid the well wishes
for n. long nud piospeious life were
extended by the r.illeis throughout the
day. Mr. and Mis. Snvtlci weie seat
ed In the leceptlnn room and greeted
tlioh li lends as the passed through
the .p.iclous looms They were as
sisted in leeching by their thiee sons
and their whes, Mr. and Mis. Byron
J. Snyder, Mr. and Mts Samuel II.
Snyder, Mr. and Mis. Fred Snydr.
In the adjoining rooms the guests
weie entri tallied, and In the front
loom on the second floor rould be seen
the many gifts lecelved. Among the
counMess tokens weie noted eontilbu
tlons of gold and silver, brle-a-biac,
linen, fir.nltuie, etc , which weie great
ly admired by all who were privileged
to see them Altogether theie was
itilly ilOO In gold coins and upwards
of JSrtO worth of presents.
The Ladies' Aid society, of the Simp
son Method! it Uplscoral church, and
othen Identified with th church, sent
a gWsi case containing $77.50 In gold,
there was nnother pursa containing Jll
from near nelghboin, and the members
of the Lackawanna bar presented Mr.
Snjd"r with a puise containing five
ten dollar gold plecea, and a gold
hoadM enm, containing the lnsTlp
tlon, "To J, B. Snjdr, escf , court crier,
Juno 20, DOO, fiom members of Lack
awanna bar "
Mn. Snvdcr was the recipient of a
gold tblmbli' and a valuable uphol-
Dufour's French Tar
Has Won Success,
It Cures Your Cold
And Gives You Rest.
TOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
Two Bargains
In Shirt Waists.
There are lower-priced Waists in stock than
those quoted above. You'll fiud them in abundance
on the tables in this department, but these two
special bargains are not of the low priced, cheap
looking order. They are worthy examples of qual-
ity, style and finish, and are just a good third
under regular values.
fo, They're Not Seconds,
Nor Are They Last Year's Goods
But as new, as beautiful and as fresh as anything
we have to offer you. We took all the manufac
turers had, got them at our own price and propose
to make a noise in the world with them before the
National Holiday comes around.
Ladies' High Grade Shirt
Waists in a choice assortment
of ' designs aud colors, all
warranted fast. The best
waist in the city for $1.00.
Our
Special
Price,
(wc
Globe Warehouse
& THE FOOD DRINK
Grain-O is not a stimu
lant, like coffee. It is a
tonic and its effects are
permanent.
A successful substitute
for coffee, because it has
the coffee flavor that al
most everybody likes.
Lots of coffee substi
tutes in the market, but
only one food drink
Grain-O.
AllRroccr; Wc. and !5c,
hteied rocking chair from the simo
Hoiuco. Among the other gifts were
seveml lurches of rosol, mantle, bed
loom and library clocks, knives, lorks
and spoons, linens, lnnd-painted
chlnawine, books, gold mounted hat
brush, n coroa set from the employes
of J.unes Molr's tailoring establish
ment, fruit dishes, Jewelry, etc., and
a patvhwoik top for sofa pillow, mado
by Mr? Abiam Snydir, of Haw ley,
who is S2 ears of age. f
The lefreshments were served under
the direction of Mrs. Comer Price, as
sisted by Mrs. W. C. "Williams and a
corps of voung ladles from the Simp
son Methodist episcopal church. Those
who served coffee were Mrs. W. V.
Davis, Mrs. Chniles Acker, .Mrs. Plum
mer Acker, Mrs. Bron Wade, Mrs. P.
C. Hall, Mrs. M. L Blair, Mrs. John
T. Witkins, Mrs. Thomas Richard,
Mis. J, J. Decker, and Mis. Charles
Sutter, of Lehigh.
The Interior of the house was decor
ated with floweis and the exterior
with electric lights nnd the national
colors, making a very pietty effect.
Tables were ai ranged on the lawn in
the le-ir of the house, where many
ladles and gentlemen weie served elur
Ing the evening.
Entertainment was provided by Prof.
John T.Wntklns, Prof. Llewellyn Jones,
the Simpson male quartette and others.
Among the out-of-town guests were
noticed the following.
Mr. and Mrs. John English and son,
Mr. and Mrs. Homer English, Joseph
English, Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Van
Goider, Peckvlllo; Miss Maria Snyder,
Mr. and Mrs. Woodward, Carbondale:
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Snyder, Mrs.
Elizabeth Turner, Greenfield: Mr. nnd
Mrs. Charles Sutter and daughter,
Nora, Lehigh; Myron Snyder and son,
Mr. and Mis. William Greggs, Mr. anl
Mrs. Dlghton Daniels, Miss Manic Snv
der, Mrs. Hapeman, Haw ley, Mrs.
Harris and Mrs. Djglass Wells,
Diooklvn, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Chailes
Law, West PIttston: Mr. nnd Mrs.
Coons, Kingston; Mrs. James Taylor,
Mrs. Lewis Taj lor and Mrs. Pethlck,
Honesdale. '
SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT.
An elaborate entertainment was held
yesterday afternoon at No. 14 school,
when the pupils of the Misses Florence
Irving and Esther Moses delighted a
latge number of visitors. The room
was heautifully decorated with flowers
and ferns, and all about the looutfwere
Ladiei' White Waists,
tucked back and front, tucked
backs, tucked fronts, etc,
Choice goods that cannot be
had for less thau $1.25
Our
Special
Price
89c
exhibitions of the pupils' work In
drawing, writing and pressed lloweis
mounted.
Superintendent Howell gave the
opening address, and expressed him
self ns being much pleased with the
work. The ptogrntnme consisted of
songs, rccltntlons, dialogues, choiuscs,
solos and compositions. The pupils 110
quttted themselves with credit.
DIED IN PEN ARGYL.
Sebold Roff, n well known resident
of Pen Argjl, who formerly lived In
West Scrnnton, died recently at the nd
vnni ed age of 62 years. He worked for
the Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern company ns a bridge builder for
sev eral years nnd was n eternn of the
Civil war.
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
The tegular weekly prayer meeting
at the Simpson Methodist Episcopal
church was not held last evening,
owing to the Snyder wedding anniver
sary, but will occur at the usual hour
this evening.
The young people of the Tabernacle
Congregational church cntcitatned
their friends last evening at an en
joyable rose social, which was a novel
ns well as a pleasing affair.
Tho excursion train for Lake Lo
odre, under tho auspices of the Royal
Arcanum, will leave tho Delaware and
Hudson station on Lackawanna ave
nue at 8 o'clock this morning. Tickets
must be exchanged for the regular rnll
road tickets.
Rev. J. P. Moffat, D. D, pastor of
the Washburn Stieet Presbvteilin
church, will leave today for Weatheily,
Pa., to attend the funeral of an old
resident of that place, which will be
held on Saturday.
The city union of Christian Endeavor
societies will hold a lally and social
at tho Washburn Street Presbyterian
chuich on Thursday evening of next
week. A programme of musical and
literary merit will bo rendered.
NORTH SCRANTON.
Work of cementing the bricks on thy
North Main avenue pave was begun
jesterdny morning, between Court
street and Hull's Head, on Piovldence
road. As soon as the cementing 1ms
been completed on this section of tho
roadway, It will bo opened up for traf
fic. All the Blading Is now done ns far
as Jones street, and the company ex
pects to have It finished as far as
Gieen Ridge street by the first of July.
Tho North Main Avenue Baptist
church, which Is being moved by Con
tractor SUkman to the corner of Oak
stieet and Main avenue, Is moved off
the streot and street cais now run
through from Jones street to the city
line.
The Providence Picsbyterlan Sunday
school will conduct their annual ex
cursion to Lake Lodore on July 19.
Mrs. W. II. Sadler gave an address at
the prajer services at the Providence
Piesbj teilin chinch last evening on
"Our Religion and Our Reading." The
theme for the evening was "Tho Chris
tian and His Reading." A large num
ber attended.
The funeral of Mrs. W. J. Fisher, who
died suddenly at her homo on Jones
street, Monday evening, will be held
this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Dr. Herman Hessey, of Chuich ave
nue, Is In Philadelphia, attending the
national Republican convention.
Prof, and Mrs. J. Hayden Cousins
have loturned fiom Peekvllle, where
they attended tho funeral of the for
mei's mother.
Mrs. Geoige Archbald, of West Mar
ket street, has returned from St. Clair,
wheie she has been the guest of her
daughter.
All membors of the North Sciantan
Glee society that irtend going to At
lantic City In July ate lerpiested to
be pie.M'nt nt tho meeting held Sunday
afternoon at 3 30 o'clock In O'Mnllej's
hall.
Pea Coal 31.25 a Ton Delivered
to South Side, central city and central
Hyde Park. ACdress order" to J. T.
E larkey, 1911 Cedar ave. 'Phone 66S3.
SOUTH SCRANTON.
The social given by the Young Peo
ple's society of the Lutheian church,
of Cedar avenue, last night In the
basement of the chuich, was a giand
success and netted the society a good
ly sum. Tho parlors of the chut eh
were ciowded and tho accommodations
were far too small to seat the crowd,
and manv were turned away.
Tho programme rendered was as fol
lows: Part 1. Organ solo, Charles
Scheucn; song, "Koinmt her zu mlr,"
choli; solo, M. Scheuei; recitation.
Miss Nettle Kebler; solo. Miss Emma
Scheuch, duet, Misses Gilner and Hal
lcnbael.; recitation, Miss C. Gschwindt.
Pait 2. Song, choir; iccitation, Miss
Ida Ktblei : Juet, Miss Emma Scheuch
nnd Mr. Scheuer; recitation, Miss C.
Gschvvlndt; song, choli.
Tho committee in chaige were
Mess-rs. Ot-car Sp'.tzer, II, ruhlmegge
and Max Glnzer, Mioses Mattle
Matthew, Amelia ruhlmegge, Emma
Meyer and 1 la Kuchn.
Mr and Mrs. Paul Rnyniond, of
Cedar avenue, leave today for an ex
tended tilp to New York nnd Massa
chusetts points.
Peter Rohling, Jr., of Cedar avenue,
left last night for a business trip to
Buffalo.
Mis Molllc T.undy, of Orchaid street,
nttei spending thiee months In New
Yoik, leturned home vesteiday.
M1-.3 MaiTaret Lynch Is seriously 111
nt her homo on Ok hard t-trcet
Columbus council, 179. Young Men's
Institute, will hold a special meeting
tonight !n Phaimacy hall, to complete
arrangements for St. John's picnic
July Ith.
John Walkeis, Chailes Closs, Town
send MeCusIek and Undci taker Jordan
leturned fiom a fishing tilp to llart
fotd Lake, Wnyno county.
Oseu. Helreigel and John Tiaester,
of Cedar avenue, left jesterday for n
fishing tilp to Maplowood
Mrs Amos Jones and sons, Walter
and Aithur, of Novvaih, N. J., aie
visiting Mr. and Mts. Casper Hass, of
I'itUton avenue.
Joseph Bajin left yesterday for n
fishing trip to Grouschiaeyer's Lake,
near lllmhurst.
GREEN RIDGE.
Tho "boko" ot this placo says
"Gieen Itldge Is the residential para
disc of Seranton."
A parlor muslcalo villi be given at
Christ's chuich rectoiy, corner of
Washington nnd ClrnndvJow avenues
tomorrow evening. Professor 'Wallten
shaw will be In charge. A silver of
fering will be taken nt the door.
Mrs. George Stone, of Philadelphia,
who has been quite 111 at the home
of Mrs. M. R. Kays, of Sanderson
avenue, Is ablo to be about again.
Services In connection with the
twenty-fifth anniversary of the organ
ization of the Green Ridge Presbyter
Ian chuich will be held In the audi-
SUMMER COLDS
Require Prompt Treatment.
Mrs. Henrietta C. OUjcre, Albert I,ei, Minn.
Mrs. Honrlette C. Olberg, superinten
dent Klax and Hemp Exhibit at the
Omaha Exhibition, writes from Albert
Len, Minn., her recent experience with
Peruna. She sajs:
"This spring I contracted nn ag
gravating cold, having been exposed
to tho damn wnnMior Pnfm ili rtf mr.
throat and head followed, which per-
sisteu in remaining, notwithstanding
I applied the usual remedies.
"Reading of the merits of Peiuna In
the papers, I decided to try It, nnd
soon found that all that has been said
of jour medicine In such cases Is tiue.
"I am very pleased with the satis
factory lesults obtained from using Pe
runa, am entirely well, nnd consider
It a most valuable famltj medicine"
Catching cold in the summer Is a
toilum of tho chuich tomonow even
ing, at which time It Is expected Rev.
W. B. Waller, now of New Rochelle,
N. Y mil Rev. N. r Stall!, of Del
awaie City, foimer pastors of tho
church, will be piesent und address
the congiegatlon. At the close of the
meeting a reception will be held in
the chin. h pailois. The meeting In
the audltoilum will begin promptly at
7.30 o'clock.
The congregation of tho Green Ridge
Picsbyterlan church will have their
annual church picnic Tuesday of next
week at Lake Ariel.
Miss Anra Robinson will give an art
leceptlon tomoirovv from 3 to C and
from S o 11 at her home, I53G Capouse
av enue.
DUNMORE.
The Ladles' Home and Foreign Mis
sionary society of the First Presby
terian church will hold their monthly
meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Prank Swartz, on Shoemaker avenue,
this afternoon, A pleasant time Is an
ticipated. The first annunl social of the De
fender base ball team will be held In
Laurel Hill park, Satuidny, June 30.
Music will be furnished by Wahler
Bi others.
The board of dhectois of the Tlre
men's Relief nsodntIon held an In
toiestlug meeting last night In the In
tel est of their oig.inlzatlon.
Miss Maigaret Osborne, of Jermyn,
Is visiting relatives In town.
Mi, and Mis. Noiman Spencer, of
Gieat Bend, Susquehanna county, aie
visiting the former's patents, Mr. and
Mis. George Spencer, on Clay avenue.
Geoige Jennings nnd mother visited
In Jetmjn jesterday.
MINOOKA.
All arrangements aie completed for
the coming excuislon of tho Young
Men's Institute, which will be run to
Mountain Park one wtck fiom today.
Tomonow evening the Ladles'
branch, Iiish Catholic Benevolent
union, of this place,, will tender a
complimentary social to their friends.
Mr. P. J. Mulkeiin, of Stafford stieet,
has embarked in the lnsuiance busi
ness. Johnnie Lyden, a young boj, lesld
Ing on Prospect stieet, was painfully
lnjuied yesterday by having his arm
bioken.
Rev. Thomas Rea, of this parish, Is
out of town during the week, attend
ing the retieat of the priests of the
Scranton diocese at Glen Summit, Pa.
Mr. Thomas Murray, of Mnln street,
Is In Pittsburg on business.
Messrs. M. J. Can oil and James Nal
lln attended a party at Dunmore last
evening.
Rs?adyfo-Wear Stiifs
flf Ten Dollars.
The most fastidious dresser
will have no tiouble in choos
ing in this lot the cloth pattern
he prefers ; there are plenty
of neat stiipes, theie are also
some bold checks in " Ban
nockburn" tweed. The
cloths in these suits can be
depended upon and you will
find quality on the inside as
well as the outside, the linings
and trimmings were selected
for their wearing qualities.
See the thiity different cloth
patterns in our Penn 1A
avenue show window ?"
Children's Wash Stiifs.
All the new summer novel
ties in wash suits are shown
in laige windows. The new
Vestee Blouse or the latest
Russian Blouse, see the quali-
you from 50C tO $3.50
Samter Brothe
ScrantoiVs Leading Outfitters to Men and Boys.
moro frequent occurrence than Is most
generally supposed. Winter Is generally
supposed to bo tho time foi colds. But
cool nights alternating with hot days,
sudden showers, following sultry heat,
profuse perspiration and cooling
draughts, arc all peculiar to summer,
which causes a multitude of people to
catch cold.
Mrs. Mary Livvler, of Appleton, Wis
was cured of an annoying summer cold
by Perunn. In a
recent letter to
Dr. Hartman.sho
says:
"Last August I
caught a summer
cold which set
tled In tho kid
neys and caused
me serious Incon
venience, Noth
ing I did seemed
to help mo nnd
the doctor ad
vised a change of
climate. As that
was out of tho question for me, I tried
Perunn ns a Inst resort and I found It
was a God-send to me."
Summer colds require prompt treat
ment. They are always grave, and
sometimes dangerous. The prompt
ness and surety with which Peruna
nets in these enses has saved mnny
lives. A largo dose of Peruna should
be taken nt tho first appearance of a
cold in summer, followed by small and
oft-repeated doses. There Is no other
remedy that medical science can fur
nish, so tellable nnd quick In Its action
as Perunn,
Addiess The Peruna Medicine Com
pany, Columbus, Ohio, for a fiee book
entitled "Summer Catnnh," which
treats of the catarrhal diseases pe
culiar to sununei.
WORK IS PROGRESSING.
Conti actor Gibbons Has Started
North Main Avenue Sewer.
The woik on the Noith Main avenue,
Section B, sewer Is progressing rapidly,
under the supervision of Contractor M.
J. Gibbons. He commenced work some
few days ago at the corner of North
Main avenue nnd Dean street, and I"
working both north and south, so that
this portion of tho avenue may bo com
pleted lfoie the pavement Is laid
Mr, Gibbons also has the contract for
the Scranton street sower, but this Job
Is not progressing very fast, owing to
the lock which Is being met with.
Blasting has to bo frequently resorted
to.
The great difficulty with all the
sewer contractors seems to be their In
ability to secure a sulllclent amount of
sewer pipe, all the large factories be
ing behind In their otders.
MAJOR MILLAR RETURNS.
Inspector of the Third Brignde Has
Completed Examinations.
Major W. S Millar leturned Tuesday
night fiom his last long trip of the
spring Inspections and has now com
pleted his examinations of the Thhd
brigade. The tour comprised visits to
Hairlsbuig, Lock Haven, Wllliamspoit,
Milton, Sunbuiy and Danville. The
major Is back at his alderman's office
now nnd will remain there, undisturbed
by military duties for a good long time.
The regiments Inspected nil made a
v ci y fine show Ing nnd appear to be In
excellent condition.
BROWN THOUGHT HE WAS IT.
Acted a Trifle Lofty nnd Was Taken
to the Police Station.
Abo Brown, a middle-aged man, well
known about town, was arrested yes
terday afternoon In tho Delaware and
Hudson lallroad jards, where he was
acting In a manner bordering on the
Insane Thiee men who weie unload-
A Skin of rtoauty lo a Joy Forovor.
DK T 1KIIX 0lAUI OltlFNTVb
CUKAM, Oil MA01OA1, IIKAU llflKli.
Hmov Tan, Pimples, Freckles
Molli 1 nt.ht., ha-.b. und Bltla
dilutes, &jiJ cytTj bkmlfh on
uruij, ami uf-nct
detection It bu
etooU ttie tttt of IX
TM.ru. Uid la to
hurralon we Uite II
lo do mre it li prop
erly made. Accept
no counterfeit of
similar name Dr. L.
A bayre paid to a
lady of the bautton
a paiienyi ab yo
ladles wlllu'e them.
l recommend -uo'ir-aud
s Cream 'as tho
Irakt harmful of ail
the Skin prepara
tions For sale by
all Drnirsrtsta actl
Fancy Goods Dealers In the U. S , Canadu, and Europe.
FEUD. T. aorXlKS. Prop'r, V Great J sum BU, B.T.
Mrs. Jtary Liwlcr.
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these suits as the wide lapel and square military
shoulder. These special advantages can not be
found in any other leady-to-wear clothes but
those sold by us.
Siimmer Shirls and GnderuJear.
Fiench Madras Shirts some aie interwoven
with pure silk, others are plain yj- j
madras, all are fast woven colors 11U pl.UU
Underweai the famous " Bon Bon " brand.
This underwear has a soft and silky finish that
is not found in the ordinal y kind sold else- Cfr
where at this price JVV
lug n coal car Incurred his dlsplcnsuro
and he proceeded to heave largo stones
at them, with the remark that ho had
a proprietary Interest In the coal and
resented their handling It. A few mo
ments before bo had stoned three men
unloading u feed car, accompanying
the net with remarks similar to the
ones quoted above.
Patrolman Lonn Day was then called
In nnd took Mr. Brown In charge. The
patrol wagon was summoned nnd Abe
was taken to the central police station.
DOQ PUT IN EVIDENCE,
By Maintaining a Meek, Inoffensive
Look Won a Law Suit.
Alderman Howe yesterday afternoon
heard the case of Nathan Levi, of
Rnymond court, against P. II. Blair,
a colored neighbor, whom he alleged
to be the owner of u ferocious dog
which had bitten a small child In his
family. Tho case was heard last Sat
urday, but was continued.
Levi claimed that the dog sprang
upon the little girl and bit her, that
It was a savage, surly beast and ought
to be shot.
At yesterday afternoon's hearing the
dog Itself was present, and proved to
be a smnll, Inoffensive looking ani
mal. The Injured child wns also pres
ent and bore very slight marks of
the encounter with tho dog. Alder
man Howe dismissed the case.
HORSE AND BUGGY GONE.
G. H. Blrdsall, of Wyoming Avenue,
Loses His Turnout.
The police were yesterday notified
by G H. Blrdsall, of 12G Wjoming
avenue, of the loss of his horse and
buggy, which ho left standing before
his place of business yesterday morn
ing, und which weie taken away by
some unknown party. The hoise Is a
light bay In color, nnd has a Rtar on
its forehead, and a very heavy, short
tall.
Tho police mado diligent Inquiries
Into the matter and nro hot on tho
scent of the missing turnout.
OBITUARY.
Jolin Callatnn, okcJ 52 jcars, residing with
his cousin, ex Sheriff John J Kahfj, at 713 Jef
ftrson avenue, Uioil nt the lackauanm hospital
eirlj jistenhy morning of tjpholil fever The
il( reosed was unmarrrled and U aurvfviil liy une
brother, .Timet The funeral will be held to
morrow morning at U30 o'clock fiom fat Piter's
cathedral, and interment will bu made in the
Cathedral cemetery.
LIVERITA
THE UP-TO-DATE
LITTLE LIVER PILL
CURES
Billousnoss,
(Constipation,
Dyspepsia.
Sick-Hoad -lacho
and Liver
Complaint.
SUCJAR COATBI).
Sold by all drupclata
or Rent by innll.
NcfTlta Medical Co., Cblcip
Sold by McGarrah & Thomas, Drug
gists,, 20t) Lackawanna ave , Scranton, I'a.
Goes Hard to
Lose a Sale....
of a piano, but we would rather have J on
walk out of the store without having jour
order thin to tell jou onjthlng about an
iiMrumcnt tint un not whollj true in
cur) Item and lurticuhr The plain truth
U good mougli for u? It's plain truth that
ecIH the
IVr thev Inve the sound merit in them tint
incrrws jour dcsiie to pocs-i tne, th
moment jou iee ami hear them Ollll vltl)
IlKUTV AND ISNLU GOODS! tells tho
storj. Call and see for jourxlf
'We eover ever) point"
GEORGE W. FINN,
138 Wyomiig Avenin.
Tine tuning a specialty.
MEESBEBI
Th? Best Ready
foWear Sails
Not merely advertised as
Kggiji
HI ! I lafiH
n i i gH'll
raimdUEJKi
100 PILLS
I 25 CTS. I
.such, but tl.eyareheie dis
played in our show win
dows for your inspection
and comparison with those
shown in other windows
in this city. These two
special lines we know are
the best that could be had
at the price. The cloth,
qualities, style and tailoring
are far the best we have
ever shown at these prices.
Many points of merchant
tailoring will be found in
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Low Rates
West
CHICAGO
& NORTH -WESTERN
RAILWAY
ON June 20th, July 9th, 17th and
August 1st the following rates
will be made from Chicago for round
trip, tickets good returning until Oc
tober 31st:
Denver and return - - $31.S0
Colorado Springs and return 31. SO
Pueblo ana return - 31.50
Glcnwood Springs and return 43.50
Salt Lake City and return - 44.50
Ogdcn and return - 44.50
Deadwood, S. D. and return 33.55
HotSprings,S.D. and return 29.55
Particulars of any agent, or call at
461 Broadway, Ntut York
601 Cnti'tSt .Phlladtlphla
SC8 Wathlngton St ,Bctton
301 Haln St, Buffalo
Hi Clark St, Chicago
436 Vint St , Cincinnati
601 Smith fid St , Plttltmrg
134 SuelrforSt , CI tf land
17 Camput'ktartluo. Dttrolt
SKIngSt ,Calt, Toronto, Ont.
NEW YORK HOTELS.
Cor. Sixteenth St. and Irving Place,
NEW YORK.
American Plan, ?1M I" d;0 and- upward.
European Plan, ?1 W per day and upward.
I. D. CHAIN FORD, Proprietor.
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In the heart o the wholesale)
district.
For Shoppers
S minutes' walk to Wanamakergj
S minutes to Slesel Coopei's Big
Store. Easy at access to the great
Dry Goods Stores.
For Sightseers
One block from ffway Cars, bIv.
Ing easy transportation to all
points of Interest.
HOTEL ALBERT
NEW YORK.
Cor. 11th ST. A UNIVERSITT PU ""
Only ons Block from Broadway. -r
ROOmS, $1 Up. PoValfe t
SV
R?adyfoW?ar Stiifs
fit TW?Iu? Dollars.
No custom tarlor could give
you better cloth quality or
bettei trimmings than we have
put into these suits without
he charged you $25, then you
would have to try it on two
or three times and perhaps
not be satisfied with the cloth
pattern. Here the same cloths
are made up ready for you to
put on and if one pattern does
not suit you there are dozens
of others that will. See the
assortment of cloth fri
styles we offer at pi
Children's Cloth Sliifs.
In children's cloth suits you
can't possibly get a better
variety than we show. One
whole floor devoted to noth
ing but children's and boys'
wear. Cloth, Vestee or
f?omS!.!.uU.! $1-98 to $4.50
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