THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1000.
,IVE NEWS OF THE
INDUSTRIAL WORLD
AOKAWANNA SUPERINTEND
ENT MAKES APPOINTMENTS.
L E. Vlcker, of tho Erie and Wyo
ming Ilond, to Bo Chief Train Dis
patcher to Fill the Vacancy Caused
by tho Promotion of E. M. Itlne,
and D. 0. Hahn Becomes Clerk to
Superintendent Clarke, to Succeed
Mr. Stoddard, Resigned Our Coal
In Europe.
The two vncancles In Division Super
ntcndcmt Clarke's olllce, which huvo
xlstoel since tho lotlicment of Trnln
mster Hamilton anil Chlot Clerk Stoil
larcl, were lllleel yesterday by tho up
lolntment of K. K. Vlcker ns chief
rain dispatcher, to succeed K. M.
line, who was promoted to tho train
nastershlp, and Train Dispatcher D.
. Hahn, who will hecomo chief clerk
!o Superintendent Clarke.
Mr. Vlcker Is lit present train dis
patcher on tho Erie and Wyoming
('alley railroad, with headquarters at
Dunmorc, and has been in the employ
f that company since 18SC. His ap
pointment will ro Into effect on Sep
tember 1. At present the duties of
thief dispatcher and trainmaster are
being looked after by Mr. nine.
Mr. Hahn, who succeeds Chief Clerk
Stoddard, has been In tho employ of
the Lackawanna railroad for a long
lime as a. train dispatcher, and is thor
Diichly familiar with the duties of the
position. He will also take up the
work on September 1.
, As to European Market.
Says the Commercial Advertiser:
No definite news has been received
by the Pennsylvania road of the
threatened strike of tho coal miners
in Pennsylvania, but it Is hoped that
it will bo averted, especially in view
nf the probablo demand for American
coal In Europe.
It Is evident that tho coal men ex
pect n, big coal movement to Europe.
The coal carrying roads are making
preparations for hauling it to the sea
board, and In tho absence of labor
troubles the export movement 41s ex
pected to be of great volume.
Danville Works to Bo Removed.
It was announced yesterday that the
plant of the Danville Bessemer com
pany, of Danville, Pa., has been pur
chased by the Lake Superior Iron and
Steel company, of Sault Ste Marie,
Canada,
Tho steel rail mills will bo disman
tled and tho machinery shipped to the
Canada works. The purchase does not
Include the plate mill and, It Is said,
that department may resume work.
D., 1. & W. Board for Today.
Following Is the make-up of the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
board for today:
WILD CATS, SOUTH.
Tuesday, Aug. 23, 1000.
C 1 1. m r. P. fcror.
r.i p. in. W. II. Warfcl.
HUM p. in. M. J. Ilcnnisan Vlth Ludlow's men.
11 p. m. Uciinctt.
Wednesday, Aug. "0,
i2. a. 1. Colvin.
3 n. m. 1). .illicc.
),SU j. m. McDonnell,
0 a. in. Sinner.
8 a. m. Hill.
PI a. hi. Dully.
11 j. in. IIMiins.
1 p. m. Mc Cairn.
2 p. in. llallcrty.
3.30 p. in. IjrUn.
4.13 p. in. K. M. Ilallctt
slWIMlTS.
7 a. ni, I'roiinfclljr.
ID a. in. Nichols,
rri,i.i:n.
itsiii:is,
10 a, in, lloslc.
t a, m, Houer.
11 a, m. Moran.
7 i. m. Murphy.
U p. in. Stack.
lwsHixnKit lixciXR.
U.EQ p. m. Magourn.
WILD CATS, NOltTII.
C a, m, Hush,
fl a, in. i'ltrpjtilck.
J. in. I'inncrty.
10 a. in. O'llara.
11 a. in, l'atncr,
i noon S. Cainioily.
1 p. in. tlolm fljlns-in.
5 p. in. ('.irrlRir.
d p. in. Ruber.
1 p. Ilk Ketchoin,
6 p. in. llainlllltt.
ft 1". Ilk MiiIIp.i,
7 p. in, Kliisilcy.
S p. in. J. Ccrrliy.
Notice 'Hie 0 p. in
as a summit iiKu.i '.
wIM eat south will work
,1, II, MiC'jim and new
lice at 0 a, in,, Ansuet 2'.
will call at my of-
This and That.
Division Superintendent Clarke has
requested the Lackawanna brakemnn
to help firemen on the big hog en
gines iluilnu' the hot weather, as th
work Is very exacting nnd lequlres ex
traordinary htiength and enduiance.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
LIU of letter remaining, uncalled for at the
tferaiiton poitolllee, I,iikau.uma county, Pa.,
Auif. 29, 1MI0. Pi wins lulling tor Hirst- letters
will pleao fay ailuitisctl and glee date of 1W.
llzia II. Hippie, P. M.
Mr. .Uery.
Annie A, lllick. Mr. Mamie Hueher, Wlllm
HJtwinJr, V. Mo-el II. llooth, KniaiiucI Hod
Inc. li. J. Hreili.
Mrs. A, P. Cochran, Mix Dixie Carroll, Mrs.
Annlo Coleman, llnirli Ca.ldy, Mlu Aumiita
Crockenberir, Mm Lniini Crotliy.
.Martin J. IKun, Mis Sarah DuiMn, Will
Pownln, .Mis. Wlll.&m iluntly, Thomas l)oe,
Wawnknn Prililii.
Mrs. Jacob Kurktroni), -I. 11, Kdn arils,
A, Fowler, Mis. 11. A, Flory.
I 1'. fiaj. Miss llattle (iallaslicr.
IMward lla.llniri. Miss .lennlo HariUnn,
Krncit Holwell, Mlm Katie Ihrtnau, MIm M.,ry
llanley, Mrs. lYmccs I. Ilolgate, Mrs. Hoy (j.
Holmes, lit llurty.
Thomas Jones, Mrs. Lullo .lobes, John .
Jones, La id J. Jones, 11. (1. U. ; K tin Ins lor
t'lnsct. I'rcd Kin.
.ilvs Mollle Langnn, Miss Mame I-ivtllc, .1.
J. Lynch, 11. II. Iiwery 2, Ijtln Correspond
cnec School,
Miss Jcnnlo McIIiirIi, Thomn V. May, Then.
McGrath, Mrs. N. M. Mlllctt, Nlckolaa Murphy,
Mrs. M. Murray.
Miss Annie Pitts, Perdue University.
Wibb Iloss "Farmer", Frances A. ltaee.
Frank Sewall, llox U'l, 3; W. Scott, Mlu
Maggie Stanton, Miss Nellie Sullivan, ItoWrt
D. Snodgrass, Joe Snider, James Saul, Sat.
Morning Club, Mabel bloat.
L. A. Tuttle.
Miss Bessie B. Wright, n. II. Warwick, W.
.1. Wilson, Tlito. P. Wniman, Mrs. t. H. Whit
more, James Welch, Chas, F. Woodsrd, U. B,
Wlltlame, "High Schoolj" M. C. Wright, Nisi
garah Walsh.
Mlsa Harriet M. Young.
TIIIHD CLASS MATTKH.
Oeorge Hledl, foreign photo 12xl( J, W,
Swtijsrd, 1M Third avenue, photo 5x7; Harry
Freeman Stevens, book.
FOURTH CLASS MATTEIt.
E. B. Harlow, dry goods.
Thomu & Eratu, "Clover."
WKST 6CIUNTON STATION.
Miss Bridget ailmartln, MIm Agnes Williams.
FOnKlON.
Walcnsly OfdricJ.
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TROUSERS CAUGHT IN
SHAFT OF THE WHEEL.
Workman Stripped of His Clothes,
Pounded and Nearly Drowned.
Port Jervls, N. Y Aug. 28. Edward
Hall, aged twenty-two, employed In
the tannery at Sparrow Hush, N. Y
two miles west of Port Jervls, in order
to set In motion the paddle wheel
which throws about the leather In the
liquor vut, gave It a kirk. His trous
ers caught In the shaft of the wheel,
which revolved nt n rapid rate, and
stripped him of every particle of cloth
ing. He was struck by four of the phi"
wood puddles, which were an Inch antl
a quarter thick, with such force as to
split them, and was then thrown In the
revolving paddle wheel Just as an em
ploye, who quickly took In the situa
tion, stopped the machinery and saved
him from drowning In the liquor of
the vat or being pounded to death. He
is terribly bruised, but it Is thousht
ho will recover.
HUNDREDS JOIN IN
FURIOUS MAN HUNT
Citizens of Illinois Aroused Over a
Peculiarly Fiendish Murder of
an Inoffensive Aged Couple.
Freeport, 111., Aug. 28. Sheriff Fox
nnd a posse of two hundred or more
people nre scouring the country north
of here In search of the murderer of
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Hobb, the old peo
ple who were so brutally killed Thurs
day night. If he Is caught he will
probably be lynched.
Tor pure flnedlshness, tho murder of
the Hobbs could hardly be surpassed.
If robbery was the motive for tho
crime, nnd it does not seem possible
that there could have been any other,
the death of tho aged man and woman
was entirely unnecessary. The old
man was nearly 83 years of age, was
deaf and so feeble that he was almost
bedridden. The woman was In her
eightysixth year, decrepit from long
suffering from a kidney ailment nnd
without strength to resist an attack
from a child. The house whore they
lived was not near enough to any
other In tho neighborhood for their
cries for help to have been heard, and
they could easily have been Intimi
dated Into giving up what little money
they had. The murderer seems to
have killed for the pure love of kill
ing. Lived in a Lonely Spot.
The I5obb homestead, where the old
couple had lived for nearly fifty ye-irs,
stands in a little sag about fifteen
paces off the road that runs directly
north from Huena Vista. The near
est houso to it Is that of John Wag
ner. Wagner lived about three hun
ched yards to the south behind a
little hill. To the north nnd the cart
there are no houses for about a quar
ter of n mile.
The tramp who committed the mur
der had been seen from last Sunday
afternoon until "Wednesday walking
up nnd down the lanes of tho neigh
borhood by half a dozen persons, but
had always shown a disposition to
move on when anyone approached him
or had turned his head (islde when he
passed In tho road, Those who saw
tho tramp walking up and down said
that he carried a stick that corres
ponded exactly with tho fork handle,
nnd splintered bits of it were found in
the old man's room, tho stick having
been broken when the tramp knocked
his victim senseless before cutting his
thront.
John Wagner discovered tho fact o;
tho murder about 1 o'clock yrsterdny
afternoon, nnd gave the nlnrm, which
was quickly taken up by those who nre
now hunting tho murderer. Wagner
went to the place to do some work,
nnd saw through the open door of the
kitchen the body of Mrs. Bobb dre.sed
only in scanty night clothing, lying in
the middle of tho floor.
A Ghastly Spectacle.
The body of the old man was huddled
up by the side of tho bed in the nd
jolnlng room, tho bedclothes pulled
partly over him, as though the mur
derer had thrown them there In
searching for money. The barely fur
nished nnd uncarpoted rooms reeked
with blood. Tim woman had been
struck twice, once on tho left side of
the jaw, which was shattered, nnd
again behind the right "ir, where the
skull was crushed. An old ax, clotted
with blood and To which some of the
woman's hair still stuck, stood agnlnst
the wall. The "old nnn'.i bodv shoved
three wounds. Atosi the top of his
head was a bruise evidently mad" with
the pitchfork, wh'ch was lying broken
beside the bed. The shattered bits
A re found under tin Heil.
Above the left eye was n deep cut,
apparently made w'lh it sharp knife,
and In the rlgnt side of th throat
wan nnothet- wound, so deep that the
jugular vein was covered. It appeared
of if the murdeter had knocked his
victim down nnd gone round behind
and cut his throat, holding his knep
in the old man's back until he bled to
denth.
In the room there vas nn old bu
reau, nnd the drawers of that wen nil
turned topsyturvy. A chest of draw
ers upstairs also showed that tho rob
ber had gone through '.horn. AVliat
money there wns In the house was In
one or tno iiutcau drawers down
stairs. According to what the old lady
had told the neighbois It was about
$S0. Mrs. Hobb had oeen keeping 3M)
of this sum for years to bury tho first
one of them that died.
Tho tramp who Is supposed to have
committed tho crimo Is described by
those who saw him as a short, stocky
man, about 23 years old, with dark
hair and a thin moustache.
BANK NOTES BLOW AWAY.
Womnn Unwisely Carried Her Money
in Her Hat.
Chicago, Aug. 28. Hank notes
amounting to $400 which had been
carefully concealed In the band of an
Innocent looking sailor hat, worn bv
Mrs. John rhllllps. of No. 31D Thirti
eth street, were scattered ptomUcu
ously about State street yesterday af
ternoon, because a breeze snatched the
hat from the head of Its wearer while
sho was aboard a State street car on
her way downtown.
Very little was recovered.
.11 !
KILLED BY A NEGRO.
Young White Man in St. Louis Shot
Without Provocation.
St. Louis, Auc 28. lewis J. Hoth, 24 J ens
old, was shot and killed by a negro named Henry
Fletcher last night. Fletcher shot ltoth without
provocation and escaped.
YET WAITING
FOR FURTHER
INFORMATION
t Concluded from 1'aRO 1.1
scribing the search for Hoxers In the
Imperial city Is dated no later than
Aug. 21.
There Is no confirmation from any
source of tho report of an advance
northward from Pokln. On tho con
trary, a movement southwnrd to clear
the country nnd to Insure free com
munication with Tnku, is apparent
ly In proress. Tho powers. nj lu'o as
August 21, were still unablo to agree
ns to how to deal with Pckln Itself,
the Japanese and Russians being nt
variance ns to whether the Imperial
palaces should bo destroyed.
Nor Is there any further news of
Khp alleged detention of LI Hung
Chnng by the admirals. Probabilities
Increase that nil the members of tin
imperial household have gotten safely
to the Interior.
CHINESE COURT LOCATED.
Empress, Emperor and Tuan Said to
Bo Near Tai-Yuon-Fu.
London, Aug. 28. In a special dis
patch from Shanghai It Is said that
tho Chinese olllclals there have inform
ed the foreign consuls that the em
peror, the dowager empress nnd Prince
Tunn have arrived in the neighbor
hood of Tal-Yuan-Fu.
Tnl-Yuan Is the capital of the prov
ince of Shan-SI, adjoining the province
of Chl-Li. The town nvntloned Is 240
miles southwest of Pckln.
EMPEROR WILLIAMS' REWARD.
Was it Earned bv tho Intnrnational
Troops at PeklnP
Derlln, Aug. 2S. Tho Frelslnnlgo
Zoltung nsks what has become of Em
peror William's rewnrds offered for
the rescue of tho legatloners, pointing
out that tills has boon earned by the
International troops and amounts to
about 3,000,000 marks.
NORTHWARDS FROM FEKIN.
Austrian Says Russian and Japan
ese Troops Are Advancing.
Vienna, Aug. 28. The commander of
the Austrian armored cruiser Kalser
In Maria Theresa, In a dispatch from
Chefoo, reports that Russian and
Japanese troops are advancing north
wards from Pckln.
WATER COMPANIES SOLD.
Scranton Company Absorbs Olyphant
and Dickson City Plants.
Tho negotiations for the sale of tho
Olyphant Water company and tho
Dickson City Water company to the
Scranton Gas and Water compary
have been completed, and tho last
named company has become tho sole
owner of the plants and franchises of
the other two.
Olyphant, Dickson City nnd tho
other nearby towns which have suf
fered from serious water famines in
tlie past will be In the future supplied
from the supply reservoir of the Provi
dence Water company, lately absorbed.
by the Scranton company.
The capital stock of the Olyphant
company was $75,000. nnd of the Dick
son City company $100,000. Tho stock
in both was principally held by the
estates of the late James Lynch and
James Jordan, of Olyphant, and by
John T. Richards, of this city. It is
rumored that the price paid for the
stock was $125 per share of the par
value of $100.
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FATHER MACGOLDRICK ILL.
Reported to Be Seriously Affected in
Washington, D. C.
Rev. D. J. MacGoldrlck. of St. rotor's
rathedral, is lyinfr daiiGarously 111 in
"WashlnKtoii, D. C, where he went re
cently to recuperate his falllnpr health.
A telegram announcing his Illness
was received yesterday hy Very Ri.v.
KiiRene A. Oarvey, V. C, rf Ptttston,
who is in charso of the Scranton
diocese during the absence of Rishop
Hohan.
The telegram gave no details fur
ther than that the illness was ser
ious. STATE CAMP, P. O. S. OF A.
Thirty-flfth Annual Meeting Is in
Session at Lebanon.
Lebanon, Ra Aug. 2S. Tho thirty
fifth annual meeting of the states
camp, Patriotic Order Sons of Ameri
ca, uegan uto touay. iiie ueiegaies
number of 1,000.
The report of State Secretary Woy
and showed a membership of C1.0"2,
an Increase during tho year of 4,570.
The amount of per capita tax received
during th year ending June SO, 1000,
was SlU.Ml: total receipts. $172,515; to
tal exp"ndltures, SI10.0S3: benefits paid,
S1S1,?3I: casli in subordinate camp
treasuries, $1SI,2:iS; Invested. $744,721;
inciease duilng the year, $52,036.
The report of State Treahiuer Irvln
S. Smith, of Reading, showed the total
amount of funds In the hands of tho
state treasurer during the year to be
$20,503, and the amount paid out In
157 orders of the state camp, $13,052.
A total balance of $7,542 remains In the
treasury.
DEATH ROLL.
Camden, X. J.. Mm. !M itev. fienrge W.
dates, a well known IViscopal minister of this
city, dropped dead todaj In front of the houso
of the loeal lodge' of I'.ll.s, of which organi
zation lie . an honorary member.
Ijncaitcr, i'.i.. Aug. 2S. Kebctca Walton
flrlct, widow of Mil) or Ulwod Orient, ami
mother of W. W. Grlut, seeictjiy of the coin
monwealth, died today, aged B! )cars. hecre
tary (Jrle.t Is the only sun Ivor of the family,
luting lost by death, within six months, his
fatiier, mother and only brother.
CIGAR ASHES THE CAUSE.
Chicago, Aug. 2. Ilanlcl J. Carroll, a bird;
telb'r, was fatally Injured bv being pushed off a
cable cir and Hr. William Turner, a nhyaiclaii
at I'asiadeiu, C'dl., was held without bail to
await the outcome of CarioU' hint. Tho tevo
men were stranger and ipjarielcd when the
ulici from CanolPs cigar blew ugilnit the pliy
Iciuu and anno) id htm.
LOST HOME THROUGH POLITICS.
Ilarrliburg, Aug. 23. Ilany Parsons, a negro,
aged 7U, applied to tho police station toelay
for relief. He said he was diiven away from
bis home in Alabama because) ho was a He
publican, and i-at lie had walked to liar
rlsburg. BUCKS INDORSES SWARTZ.
Dojlcstown, I'a Auff. 23. The Ilueki County
liar association las unanimously Indorsed the
moement to have Jud.'o Aaron S, Euartr, of
Norrlstown, appointed to the vacancy on the Su
preme bench caused by the deatli of Chief Jus
tice Crcen.
VETERANS IN
THEIR ANNUAL
LONG PARADE
Concluded from Pa.io 1.1
Republic also held icceptions during
tho evening.
The nnnunl business meeting of thu
Grand Army of tho Republic will bo
held tomotrow morning In the Stude
bakcr theatre, commencing nt 10 n. m.
ALL ABOUT A TREE.
Threo Members of Lyons Family
Held in Ball.
Thomas Lyons, Janus Lyons and
Mrs. Mary Kelly, brothers nnd sister,
living together mi Fifth stteet, wrrj
arraigned before Alderman Millar last
night, charged with surety of the peace
by Edwnt-d Henley, a neighbor. The
latter claimed that the trio threatened
his life. Alderman Millar held the de
fendants In $300 ball to appear at couit.
The cause of the alleged threats nn
Henley's life was a peculiar one. Thero
Is a Inrgo tree In the Lyons' front yard,
the branches of which extend over Into
Henley's premises.
Henley yesterday attempted to lop
off tho branches on his side of the
fence, at which the Lyons family
forced him to cease ftom such nctlons.
nnd after doing the "Woodman, spare
that tt-pe" act, ho claims they mndJ
threats on his life.
MRS. BOYD FINDS BONDSMAN.
J. M. Morgan yesterday morning
went before Aldeiman Kassop nnd
qualified as bondsman for Mrs. Clara
S. Boyd, of 1422 Penn avenue, one of
the three persons held to nnswer (o
tho elmrge of involuntary manslaugh
ter In tho ease of Mrs. Newell, of
Tliroop.
The ball was fixed at $.",00, on two
charges. Involuntary manslaughter
and Illegal practice of medicine.
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know, and next season's will differ but little from these. Cer
tainly, they'll be no prettier. There are just 3,000 yards in
this lot that we are willing to part with at hall their usual
prices divided into three groups.
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A Sale of Wife Spreads and Cotton
Specials Offered Are--Full Sized White Quilts, hemmed, ready for use 98c
Full Sized White Quilts, hemmed, ready for use $1.15
White Cotton Blankets, pair 68c
Grey Cotton Blankets, pair 68c
Tan Cotton Blankets, pair 68c
White and Grey Cotton Blankets, extra large, pair 90c
White and Grey Cotton Blankets, extra large and heavy, pair $1.25
White and Grey Cotton Blankets, extra large and extra heavy, pair $1.75
CONNOLLY &. WALLACE,
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THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF SCRANTON
ORGANIZED 1B73
DEPOSITARY OF
THE UNITED STATES.
Capital SSOO.OOO
Surplus 500.000
Wftl. CONNELL, President.
HENRY BGL1N, Jr., Vicc-Pres.
WILLIAM II. PECK, Cashier.
Special nttentlon elvcn to bust,
ncss accounts. Threo per cent. in.
tcrcat pal on interest deposits.
&
Lager
Beer
Brewery
3Innuracturcv.s of
OLD STOCK
43S to 455
N Ninth Strcot,
Telephone Cull. JiJii.
OUT PLEASHT CfML
At Retail.
foal of the beat quality for ctomeatta
uae and of all sizes, lnuludinc liuclcwheat
and Ulidseye, delivered In any part of
the city, at tho lowest price.
Orders received at tho oftlce, Conncll
buildlnB, Itocm SOS; tolepliona No, 1762, or
at the mine, telephone Nu 213, will be
promptly attended to. Dealers supplied
at the mine.
T PLEASANT COAL CO
25
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10 ISHJ'" Iiy ulllna ou
latest noreltT, Waterpreiof rnmpnlnn NrcUIIrr
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Bales unlimited WhatoltKirido.youeindft Tim
Itsborl Write to-day and secure rzcliislro teir
tory iixarsnteeit bm ' II Address, with stun i
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SCRANTON'S SHOPPING CENTER.
enes
3,000 Yards at Half
12fcc, 18c
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I Great Game
l Very Popular.
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211 Washington Ave.
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4- 4. every number less than present price to import.
f All the popular weaves. 4-
4- 5-
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; WILLlAflS
X Carpets. Wall Paper. 129 Wyoming Ave.
X 4 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4 4- 4- 4- - 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4-4-
THE
INSIC POWDER CO.
Booms 1 nuu'J.ComMth BTd'g.
BCItANTON, PA.
ninlng and Blasting
POWDER
airde at ilooslo and Hush Jals Works.
LAI'LIN A RAND POWDUR CO.'S
ORANOE OUN POWDER
Blectrlo Ilatttrtea, Kleotrlo ISzplodari,
erplodlug bla-sts, safety if an uai
n nt i--i n. . man
neudunu unemiudi uu, s cxiocivc i
Is Now On
127 AND 129
WASHINGTON AVENUE
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have a few belated lots of
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Last arrival of our summer impor- -
tatious, but a few pair of a kind, so
that the arly buyer has an advantage.
A to nrice. all we cansav is that this
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