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THE SCJRANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY, JANUARY HO. 1901.
WILL OF LATE
MRSjJjUGHES
HUSBAND'S CHILDREN ARE NOT
MENTIONED IN IT.
Bulk of the Estate Goes to Her
Nieces nntl Nephews In This City
and Shnmoklu Welsh Baptist
Chuich Is Bequeathed SI, 000.
Testimony In the Trespass Caso of
Mary Duffin Against the City of
Bcranton Was Vciy Conflicting.
Other Matters in the Couits.
Tun vlll of the lut; Slix. Ann
Uughcc who wni the widow of Denjti
inln ltttKhrs, fonnvr sem-rul outMilu
Hiiperlntcndcnt of the tn-lawiitc, I.aclt
juvaniiannd Wostern I'otnpany'M milieu,
was Riven out inr fiutillcntlon yi-stor-day
fiom the H'Bltr'a ciillco.
The icultlutiry liulm tin- lnr tlireu
nloci"', .Alary IMdy, Hurnli A. jon-mlnli
and KadR'I 1'un.vll, and neurly all tlm
apr-clnl liofuestH K' to her niccn-i and
iHph In this city and tMinnmUln.
Hit lnisband'M chlldii-n aiv totally Ik
iiortil. In thi' will of the law .Mr" IIurIh .
utter illuctliiir that alt hr UiH tit-lit j
nnd luncnil i'Xifiines be paid, rhe dis-
tribute"! thu following ums anions her ;
i datives: '
Mia Kllznlictli llr.ulu". iti-i of 1 - ,
n.istcl. tiwldlin; on South Hydu t'.uk ,
.nciiue, Ji.wui, J situ- lle-V", M.W, I
CleorRc Itivf. V"'K Allx'tt Itiw',
M.OOn; John Henry Uh.-m-, .".0i: U'llllain
Utoc, $,'.00; John I t-c t-, ioii of Tliinnim
I:opp. Ji.wii. All tli' above turned
Ite'K'i .lie X ddellU of Slmiltuklll.
H.ivl.I Hni;li't tvn; .Iii'iiu Kiiitln,
51.11' ThornuM IIukIus. VU0; Jis"ph
IhtKliii. SiO'J. Mis. S.uuIi jHii.inl.tli.
Jl.niiO; Mrs. M.uy Rdd . 10)'i; .Mi
3:irlit I'un'iii, J.'.nni: Mm. John Foute,
M.i'DU. TIkim- n.iineil in this paiaKluph
i ii .'cms and rinuithwt ol Mr I3ll.su"
lietli HukIiw, nit of whom mi! rwiduM
.i thKs tltv.
Ml.s.s Alliv 'rhoiniii. the fuiullv t'i'l -x.int
for many :.imi. niflti'i n b
miest of ji.'u, and the I'int VMi l!.n
Mt ehiifeh. of whh It di teamed mum u.
liienibd", leeehei the "tnii of 1.k"I
Miothor $1.0li) In tilfiicd lit trilwl to Ik
lnve.vtcil In Mituii sale . mliy as a
1 eiinanent ltind and the int rv-l then
of is to ho paid ituutially for the bene,
ill of tit" iioor ol the ritt Welsh M.ip
tla chilteli,
Alter all thf uliove beutestrf ate paid
the residue of the cMtate kou to ie
teiited's tin H- ineees, Mrs Jetemlah,
Mif. JMdy and Mr. Pure. II. with the
I'M option ol n tew minor beloiiKliiit.i
which nic mentioned In the will .is
'.pedal In quest!! to the I.tu ti.ttiud pi
fcon". William Jen ml. ih, ot this el. and
John liee.se. ol sMiiiniokln, are mm-oii-loi.v.
The wltnesaen wte W. (ijylonl
Thomas and Kvun J U.ivK
Testimony Was. Ccnflictltii;.
At 5 o'clock eiwnhi!i .'itteiuonn,
the case of M.nv Dullbl inlnst the
Ity of HcTAiiton was rjlen to the
lury In JudRe Arehb.ild'H rourt. whleh
Ins lieen hiailnjc testimony on It lor
the p.'iit two day.".
The whole afternoon wu taken ttl
with the iidilierM'K Ml. A'i'MitUK did
the BiimmluK up for the h tense, and
Colon' I M.utln lor the plilntilT.
A'ben the deiense roneluded Its pte-t-entntlon
of testlnioio at noon, It
was boon that the Moiles of Hi wlt
neifcsi on the opposing Hldt' weru tar
ltom belnpr In hatmony.
'Iho met direct coniliot was lu the
testlmonv. irfipettlvob, of l. 15. Scott
mil tiroi eryiii.in Fre.n tetMfdinir tho
position ol tli fly h"il veiwlllen
Mrs. Dufllu allCKis she nipped nnd
ie!I. Mr. riear .srs it wan lying: In.
1 vint of the Siott piopirty, on th-
MdowalK, but Just on! the ilngwiut't.
mid had renin mi d In that position fut
Iv tin co months pilot to the niu'ht of
.Miss jMihn's (iLCidflU
Mr. Seott .said the lly .hcel had beii
kft icstliif; on ItH rim a,'aliii the
tenoo In It out ol bin pioperty, and
that It was not until noon ot Ihe day
on which thi cccldent occuried that
he nolhcd that it had lalbn down
on Its Mue.
If tho viieel was mi the highway
nnd lenialned theio fot' three months,
It was Miflielent to liiuke the city lia
ble, in tlmt it must needs have had
lonstritrtlvo notlio ot tho obstruction
If, on the other hand, it wan theie for
only a day or to, us tl.c defense at-
legr, th" i Ity could not be held liable
by icnson of the fact that notlc? was j
wnntlng.
'flu to wa ni.so a wld" vailaneo in
tho vl's of the ductus toneetnlti!?
the nntuie, novrco and extent of Mln
Duflin's phjsieal Inlit initio.". Ur. S. V.
I.ongstreet. Dr. James Stein and Dr.
initlci, ol Wllk-fS-Hatie, railed by the
plaintiff, told tlmt Mls-w Dutlln wa.i
niottv nuieh of a .Lck and that her
eoudltlPii was In till probability due
to the Injuilcs nlie leeelved by falling
over the fly wheel.
IT., "hull (J. Hoos, who t.ttendod
Miss DulHn the night of tho ncrident
and made n number of subsequent
luIts, stat"d, an a witness tor the do
iiiise, that .Ulsa ljullln's only iiijiuy
was a cut oer tho eyo nnd thai thl-i
was of htii'h a mild natuto that It
i ould not tensonably be held aerount
able lor the defective eyesight, ne.it
lesthemla and ilit.anangement of In
tetnnl oigan.s of which the plaintiff
lomplnlns.
r. C. H. risher, for the defense,
les'lfled that he neated Mlsv ijutlln
beloro the dale of th? acoldeiit lor
ffime uffectlon of the eyes, and no
ticed then that Mm was miffetlng from
it, nervous dlnoidet. Foitunately fur
iho jurors, one ol tbcli number Is .i
physician, Dr. O. S. lUchards, ot Kan-
i-nnw,
Tho only case disposed of by Judgo
Kelly wus that of the Stoucis Pack
lug company against II. I'. Arms, In
whleh a verdict of $87.0) for tho plain,
tiff was directed to be c meted.
Company Pays Heavy Damages.
Thin week saw tin end ol tu litiga
tion growing mil of tho nceldunt at
tho Him street ciosslng two yeais ngo
this month, when Ilr. A. J Kolh and
Jacob Ktwstner" wero run down nnd
terlously Injured by a Delawnra nnd
Hudson train while thoy wero nt
teinptlnE to cross tho trnclcs in a cut
tor. Pr. IColb, who w.ib tho lesser In
jured, fettled with tho company soon
iifpjr tho accident. Knestnei, however,
would not accept tho company's offer,
nt he did not consider It commensurate
with th" damages he sustained nnd
he piuceedcd to prosecute a trespass
suit for J2O.00O,
The cuso was on this week's trial
lint, but when It wns reached an
nounennenl was made that a settle
ment had been effected rind the case
j"r a'rk'l.en Hum tho UU Tho tcinia
of settlement were not dJfloiied, but
It Is understood the company paid a
largo sum. 13. C. N'ewcomb wns nttor
ney for the plaintiff. Jessup & Joehup
represented tlio defenwe.
COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.
f'ouit yetonljy iltr-J 10 f)'cloil totnonow
Morning ti Hie t lino for the (urtlcr ncknan tcilgc
incut ol ilinlrt's iIok'h.
A nili? lm crn irrar.d-il tor a ihm trial In tin)
eae of Jhry V. Duffy ngilnt Mjry Unity, In
nlilch a tcnllct fur th plalnlltl 3i riMiirnril at
ljtl micI.'h kculon ct mninioii ilpa.
tn lie ilhme hm of Mule Mjg'lallnc KriU
Itirfir erilii't I Mi lith KrcUltimr, wurt yet(r.
iliy itt-iitcl i nil for a iltncu nnd livil 1'eli 0,
at iM oVirn.1. p in, hi tin ttmo (or taVIni;
tcitlmoiy.
I'tincN It. tiiy undo iplleitlon rlndy (or
a clhoice (rom lii! nld. Anm Pay. Hi allien
that ulic Jcstrtut Mm bur joam io alter (hey
hJ lnn nmrrlcil llufo jcurii Joitph O'llilca
jn-l M. J. Jtjriln are tho lltK'llint'ii altotntji.
Attmnov J hum J. U'Malli) joi-tirdav lllfil
Itli l'rotlionutory John I'oiicUnJ kuinmoim In
Hilcln tu icouirr lor Mr. Hlaiu Walker, o(
OljpMnt, a lot t( hou.w!d koikIs XjIiioiI at
Jli.0, vlikh, It U alloKdl, lao I'ocn llti-ftitly
si'irol lij Tlioman Millali' iiinl JIUluM WjlUr.
.tlppUiatlon .j made In min joftmliy tiy
Xtloimy rhJtlM i:. Ohir (o- i tluilor (or tlm
Lawnricillli' I'rtmltbo MitlioiINt ilmrvh, n(
Old 1'oigo Tlic mNoilbiri are Wllllim TaUr,
vt Ihimu, tv.iltfr D'd.t-I. .lo'..n H. Joiim, Ditlil
.1 IliIs, IMttitil Uiiis ltid Pulil 'lltu, ot Oil
l'ursr.
INDUSTRIAL JOTTINGS.
Work That Is Being Done at tho
Lackawanna Shops The D.. L.
& W. Board for Today.
.Master Car llulhler U. T. Canlkld
has lelllttied ltom lJatotl, O., Wheiu
he plated nn older lor tlfteen hand
some passenger ccmehes with the Har
ney. Smith company for June delivery,
when they will be used lu the Lacka
wanna's Pan-Ameilcau m Unity ser
!ce, which ptomlse.'t to take the load
belwieti N'tni Yoik and riuffalo.
The cabinet shop, which Is now being
operand villi a full complement of
elect lie timtois, Is one of thu best
equipped shops in Northeastern Penn
syluinla. rflnie the motois were In
stalled ti new ilp-'uw bus been added,
lo-ieiher with a tut-ofC saw and n fottr
hmd tenon machine for cabinet woik.
Tl.c car and niaehlne shops uru all
lushed with work. and. while n nuni
ber of the iin-n have hi en Uld up with
skkneJ, tin re Is nenrlv n full quota
at work, aveiaitlng ten bonis a day
.i ml making moic money thnn cvei In
the liNtorj' ot tile L'ickawiinna shop'i.
lu hf machine Mums a number ot
new machines nic now In opeiatton,
width gie.-itly facilitate the work tin
dot wa The new bolli.s nic also
.on-dunHy lu use, supplying steam heat
tor the pasietiger ptntlon, fi ight do
pot und repair shops.
The boiler loom Is equipped with the
latest inipioved heaters and an auto
matic teed-water pump, used for sup
plying the bollrs. bv which the con
denatIon on steam pipe exhausts and
fiom the stationary engine and air
compressor is returned to tho hi titer,
pel mlttlng the water to be returned
In the boiler at about "20 degiees teni
peiature This lnboi -saving device is alo a
great fuel snvi r and must needs b
eviniined before a proper Idea ot It
i an be obtained by one not familiar
with steam fitting and hot alt pro-
CCS-'Cl".
Another unlqu" annngeimnt has
been Installed in the new boiler bouse.
It Is known as an endless 1hR tor ele
vating the tuel which .supplies the
bolleis. The coal Is clumped from the
hopper by diopplng the doois on the
car and then It Is conducted by an ele
vator to nn elevated bin In tho holler
loom by the endless belt. yiion th''
tlreman lie. ds tuel for his boilers all
thai Is teiiulied Is the moving ot a
small lever, which opens the chute
leading fiom the coil bin and there
he has in trout of the door the re
quited fuel.
The hacks and glideis for tho law
thirty-ton ttavellng irane which Is
about to be placed in tho machine
nhop are now midy nnd In a lew d.i s
this wondorful addition to the motive
power equipment will be tunning as
smoothly as the test of the niachlneiv
In the tepalr shops. It i. being built i
by the Manning, Maxwell & Moore I
company, of New Yml., and will soon
be placed III position .
Another noticeable change at 'ho
iiiuud house Is the placing of an elec-
hlu motor on the turn table to aid In
the switching of n omotKes nnd In
stalling them In their proper place.i.
D.. i. & W,
Tndav'.s D., U
Board for Today.
,t W. board is as fol-
lows:
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in is iu. i:. m. luiiit.
11 p m - VI, Louhhiu.
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will) cvi:;. last.
Jan
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iii - I" I). icor.
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7 u. in. -W. I!. Iliillii loiiii'n, l ni'luvii x nun.
,i in (i. riiuiu-. lnt!ifr' nun
'i i in l'i-anl llillfl
lii.ii u in -O. )l.ii,ilolili.
II .0 a. in I'. I'lVjimuli
t p in lljmiiiltt,
M P in. -l. .1. HumU'iii
!M" p in W. , lljitliolbtncM.
i to p in-ll. IIMiln;, M. C.iiiiiinly'a nun.
"I'MMllS 1,10.
r. ii m , ia-t-1. McAUIslir.
I ii. in , will d rnmnKll cr.
ti ii in., wn(--Sliliob.
i 'iMulK ih ii, A(t f arrlptr.
o p. in , (j-i- il, liliiU-iii.
T p. m , wist from (ajnira, tliito e'li.niu Mc
I 3111.
T p in., Mftl fiom C'ajus (tltilij.
T p. in , nut from Nay Aug H. Houlwitj.
ILT.l.rit.
11) j. in I' i: fe:cor,
1'lslll.ltS.
s a in llmiior
11. ti) u. iii.--Mcrin.
p. in .Murplu.
u p. hi LuniplM:,
i'Aksi:.f,i.u t:Miisi:s.
7 n in. Ojthuy.
7 ii. m --siin'tr.
I 'in p. m -Stanton.
7 p in -MjL.curn.
Wlt.O UI vir.
i u. in tx cnsliics .1. U. McCann.
d a. ni I'. ritzimlriok,
II a. in., two iriRlnis-C. hlnpilf',
h .i. r.i A. Ki tclijiii.
11 I. is , twe i-nniiici J. J. O'IIjij,
1 p. in 1'. Mill' n.
2 p. in. II-UKi'itv.
.. p. 1. 1. loin (liiuuMii.
t p. in. J. I .Mastru,
I p, in. Jvliil lUMei
NftlUe-Comlutti.r A. I' Mullm iiml itiw Mill
run it p. in. Wunimlt, Klt, 'fucili;, Jan. js, In
plaie cl llitiry (illlii;jn an I irm. Conjurtnr
vi, rummy aim ticw will lun 7 p, ni , Summit,
Wit Irum C'ujuifu, 'IunJa, Jan. -ji, jn puia
Pi J. (llnlcy ami cicm. Comluctor II. l)Mlni
will taV.o liu on ireu recently iun liv (unduis
tor JI. Cinnod. roniludcr II. Dniurty ami
crew will nm 7 p. in., bumnilt, I'.nt tiom .Nu
Aug, Twlay, Jan. Vt, In pbie ot 1:, Duffy .in'd
rrevr. Urakcman McDonmll, umilly on ntt
Condurtor J. Ilennijan, will bo out with M.
Flnnerty cm 7 p. m., Summit, West tiom ra)ii.a
Jan. S!9. Conductorti LatUrr, Rozcu and II. Vie.
Alllitrr and Urakcman MtUa Crohkln vw 1 1 call st
aupcrlntemlcnt'a offlco u toon as possible.
Ilrilctinan A. Atcn will ro out with Conductor
Trank Wall In Urakcman V.'llllima Huben' nlaec,
and Itrakeman Cabin Decker will c out with
Track UcVnncU In placu ot A. Atcn.
THE KICKER.
A Theory of His Riao and
ProgreQB.
The wonl "kicker" is no more ManR,
but nn honorable term admitted bv the
lcsicocrapher to the tound table of
Hnfjlislt spceclt. This acceptance of the
wonl proves that there was a real need
for it ; that a certain claw of people had
tio word lu the Kuglish lauguaje to
filly designate them. As u c)as9 these
kicler3 must he as modern as the word
which describe1; them. They are in ef
fect a new product of our lateit cSviliz.i
tion. The word which describes the
kicker is picturesque. It stigncsU the
mule whose kicking is usually done out
ot put ; w.tntouus- , wbn h kieks m -.e i
sou and out of season, at over-thing or
at nothing as the case ntty b. The
term kicker .scarcely needs' defiuttiott
We know e-taclh what it nscatir, as
well as we know the chrouic i.iult-under
it designate'.
1'IIK RISK OK Till'. KK Is" tt
ny one who cares to trace the rUe of
the k'icker will find that he keeru p-ice
ttith the pievalcnt American disease,
dyspepsia. All kickers may not be
dyspeptics, but all dyspeptics arc surely
kicker-. They are everlasting fault
liudsrs. Nothing goes right for them
in the family or in business There is
alwajr. a dead fly in their ointment. It
is a miserable condition for the dyspep
tic and his frienth. He rcallv can't help
himself Hts nerves are stinmcd to the
limit of endurance. His ea are like
megaphones magnifying every little
sound to the shock 'of thunder. His
eves lore sense of perspective and he
sees niolc-hills as mountains. He is
suspicious, jealous, unreasonable and
obstinate : and all these things are only
symptoms of the disease which is starv
ing and weakening the entire nervous
system and reaching out toward heart,
liver, lungs, kidneys and other organs.
WHAT CAN BK IIOKB l'OIt HIM?
What can be done for the ietitn of
dyspepsia ?
He c.tu be cured. He cau be given a
ucw stat t in life. He can be made the
amiable, companionable man he was of
old He can once more eat with ap
petite and enjoyment, work with energy,
and sleep the night through in sound,
dreamless slumber
This is not a mere empty claim un
supported bv facts. The statement that
the dyspeptic can be cured is made on
the authority of thousands ot men ami
women, who have been entiiely cured
ol two t fHi! chs' duration,
am oS.rcd by the
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Knives, Forks
Spoons, etc.
No question about the quality; we
have all the newest patterns at
lowest prices.
Also the celebrated Sterling In
laid Spoons and Forks. War.
ranted to wear twenty-five years.
Immense stock of Sterling Silver
Spoons, Folks, Knives and Cased
Go ds for Wedding Presents.
Mercereatt & Connell,
132 Wyoming Avenue.
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I Union Painless Dentists, 1
H 0j Lad.jniiiin i Avenue, scunton. Vi. Hi
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Special Sale
Price
CONNOLLY &
STATEMENT OF THE
TUlDn ftillT
imillJ 11HI1U1
OF SCRANTON.
United States Depositary.
At the close of business Dec.
13. 1900.
RESOURCES.
Xoans and Investments
$3,175,478.30
Banking House 38,509.64
Cash and Reserve 330,870.10
$3,750,057.19
LIABILITIES.
Capital ? 200,000.00
Surplus 500,000.00
Undivided Profits . . . 57,905.29
Circulation 100,000.00
Individual Deposits . . 2,415,536.08
U. S. Deposits 422,729.30
Due to Banks 54,785.53
$3,750,057.19
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WILLIAM fONMll.L, l'rrJidcnt.
HENHV 111XIX, .lit., Vice-rrc.ldent.
WILLIAM 11. PECK, Cashier.
Heating Stoves,
Ranges,
Furnaces,
Oil Stoves,
Gas Stoves,
Steam and
Ho! Watar
Heaters.
I
ia-3J7 PEMN AVENUE.
M, DENSTEN
Pbjslclaa and Surni
311 Spraai SI,
'Iimpie Court Bull Hag
SCBANNM PA.
All aaito ami iluonlu ilNeasn of men, wo
men iimt ililMr. n. CIIHOMU Ni I:HUS,
lilt US M) WA&riNfl DIKH.S A M'lC
IVI.I. h illscasi's ol (lie 1 r, Kuliii-,
I'UOJcr, ."-kin, llluod, N.ni, W.iiil, Cy , Iji,
Num., Tlirnjl, anj l.uiii.ri. Cantii., 1iiip.ii.,
'il', HuiiiiiiL, Uoltrc, Hli. uiii.itimi, A.tliiiu,
(aunli. oilioctli-, I,0ht UuiliuuJ, Mylitly
rnilAjlons, all I'diiilo l)lfl0H, ljucoirhoej, etc.,
(ioiinoiiliia, Sj plillllj. llknl I'oUon, IndUir.i
tion ami ciithlul hablU olillteratcd. 8ur,'i-r.v,
l'itr. rilltv, Tunc- ami r-linnacli U'oniii. CA
'lAltflllll.OM:, Milllci foi UUrrh. Three
inontlu' trtulmeiit tnly f.'.uo. Irut frco In
ofilce. Cbiwulutlon i.ini iMiiiliiitlfn Irec 01
fleet liouri dully anil tinul.ij , h 4. 111. la 0
p. 111.
DR. DENSTEN
BANK
SCRANTON'S SHOPPING CENTER.
The New Long Golf
Capes in Handsome
Plaids
$10
.00
Values from $20 to
See Window.
WALLACE,
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Si Lace
W Curtain Newsl
Shrewd buyers will take advantage ot the special
prices made on our entire Lace Curtain Stock. Many
small lots at a fraction of their real value.
I
FURNITURE COVERINGS
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ARTISTIC
HIQH-QRADE BEDDINO
WILUAHS&ncANULTY!
X LEADERS IN CARPETS, WALL PAPER, DRAPERIES,
129 Wyoming Avenue
1
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THB
!C POWDER CO,
Booms 1 am!2, Com'lth B'l'4'j.
BCEANXON, PA.
flininp; and Blasting
POWDER
M4ot MooaloauJ RuihJftt Worlci.
LAPUN ft RAND POWDDK CO.'S
ORANGE GUN POWDER
B;ctrlo Batterlti. ICleotrlo nxnladtrt,
xplodlns blast!, Safety Kdit aai
Resauno Chemical Co.'s nxPLo.'.Vr.
Lrt
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twm
Beer
ewery
Sliuiufaf Mirers ir
OLD STOCK
PILSiiEB
436 to 455
N. Ninth Streat,
Telephone Call. -2333.
inis SI
8 53
Each
$35
127 AND 129
WASHINGTON AVENUE
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COUCH COVERINGS
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FURNITURE.
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HEAVY DRAPERIES I
r - i - r - f-f-H-"H-""H"H-- f 1 1 ft
ad Brake
Is worse than no brake
at all.
We are now ready to
fit your wheel with tho
latest coaster brake. If
you contemplate any re
pairs on your wheel for
the spring riding now is
the time to get it to our
shop. We will send for
and deliver your wheel
when finished.
i us
211 Washington Ave.
HENRY BELIN, JR.,
Ccucril Accnt for ttis Wyoming
Dljtrlct tor
lllabs
flint Ine, Fportlrj, Fmolelm tnil
Itcpiuna Chemical Company's
tin
High Explosives.
Safety fuse, Cain ami Etplodera. Uoom 401 Co
mil Ilulldln;, Scianton.
AUU.NClKSl
tiios. ronn nttiton
JOHN ll. bMlTII JL bON , Plymouth
W. I". UULLIQ.VM Wka'
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POWDER