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SAVED
BY THIS
USE OP
TO HER HU5BAND
AND FRIENDS
WARNER'S SAFE CURE.
lubberly, l.i., Jin. ;, Iqni.
Wirtier' Safe Cure Co..
I'ochejter. N. V. "
Dear tirsi-Ueforcclth'rnl my lUuxlitcri w barn I was ilvlnj with tdil
ney dlscn. lam now a grandmother. There are no words to tell tvltut I suf
fered. When I lay down n nlelit I would pray It there wa no rclicl lor me that I
would nccr.ecunnthcr mornlngi Anyone could. eo I could not In till condition
livelong. .My huabiml tried doctor alter doctor, hut I gotno better, and uht the
naty stuff I awullowed. So nc way, I don't remember now how.one of your pampli
lets Ml Into my hand.. I taw cures (ml Ilk- mine described, o I thought maybe
your ramedy ml "lit help mc. I asUedmy husband to get II, hut he had no faith In
palent medicines, so he went to another doctor. Still I gr.'W worsj. I'eople who
lled som: distance from me told me afterward that they would ask u hen they saw
anv ol my ncur nel -hbor. If I va. still olive. Oneday I saw a friend Rolngito towii,
nd ItolJ him to bring me a bottle ol Warner's Safe Cure. I htd not taken It
three da,. before I bega to feel better. When that bottl was gone I had no
trouble getting my huhand to get me another. I also sent for the pills. I took In
all about ten b Jltlcs of Warner's Sate Ojre and five of the Safe Pills. I do all my
nunnork; have very Utile need of medicine. I have often thought I would tell
you lut ,ntir remedy did forme, but put It oil from time to time,
I hanking you tor my life, I am, respr ctfullj . ,.... .,.
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il- way ml" Ui il'i'ilimi- ..I Imil .ml tnn-r-.
A liilMlliil ..I II. i mini. .' tin I'.HJiV ll mit
IiumIiv 1,'jlll ll il.c i IiiW .ul miti it"l
tutu tin- nn-liiii'- I I'm sum. vliTii 1- .i will
JlttlHI nil Mi.iiulil ulnt.
Tin- .i-'(ifi.itini'- losiiLir Iii-t i In!' ."rt
tu li.ni liir lliiiu'li.iiiitini iM ""'! .ui'1 l'1'y '
llllUll Willi . KIHO.Ui1.lliW I'.lliil t'llj till".
. niii'ilifr mi ..n. "I l.ill.il i.liwi- will hf
M-lKll-il ll.ii I t'li- 111!)' - ll.nk vIlM -,llili'llt.
Ii,. Hi. 1!. I. . 1'itno. nf mi 1. mi uiiup
l!iilii ilmiili. .! in t-liaiA'1 M tin" .u.iuoiiy
ullilll .M-tclil.y 10011 lllltllll III lll.llllj! Mi-1!
.Mm It. I!"-'', nt '- Olive i-tiul. ami tJeoise O.
!ll.ltl. Of IJllllH' .lCIIW 'lh' cnlu' .i licl'l
.it tlir ilmiili .mil '.h attcinli'l by .i In if mini
l.ii mi iditur .mil fi ton M .f l'"'li 1 i 1 ir.'l
LIMMIM.
'I ho Li ill' win .i wIMitthiir Iiiowh ii.iv.lin;
mil .itnl i.irni'il .. I.iim IhmuvioI ol while n-.
'vMI. il.o l.iiilc-iiui.l, hn .-i-Ur. AM-. Ci.kp II.
liojp. w.i smviifil in liliu .ni'l r.iiikil pink
lo-c-. Iluiv Hoik ,ii nil .. muuiii-maii .mil
iin.oi 1.. ICinpii .mil ll.uiy A I'iirio vi- tlio
ulicr-. 1'nll. mini tlio foiciiionj .i Mi'ldlui! din
in vv h Mivnl .it tlio liorio of tlio hiuli''- p.ir-iiil-.
Mi. Jinl Mi- .1. M. Ito-o. Ml'. .iP'l Mr.
-Inip. I'll tlio . ilv on ll.oii luiilil tiip vo-toi-,'v
.i ipiiiomii .mil on thru- niiiiii "ill Inaiii
lii."iiil.rrpiiiK: it ''It i;nimv .ivi'imo. Mr. Sliiun
in. im -Mine i' ii- i ieidier .n No. tl'i -ohnol
.iml ln won iniiniioti- fiiili'M 1'V I it man
ill urn- .T p. i-nn .mil niiml. Mr. "lutp Ii .in
(inploio nf tlio Mmli.int-' .nvl Moelimlc' bink,
.ii ki nv :i in I p pill ii.
pl.i-mi iiiiilnliv pin.i . IkIiI in hoi" r
ff Mi Miiini" llotlnor .u tli" home of hr par-out-.
Mi. ni! Mi-. llolTiior. "f i:ini Mxot. Tno.
iliy niul t. I. .mi- wire plavnl .nul oUnr pnty
liivoii-io.i- In'iileoil In. liofie-hiiK'iil- woio lorvnl
l.j Ml-. IIoii'mi
Hi pii-mi win Mlsic-, J'lio Dm-. I!,v
II. oil, lliilni.i Miiiinin. liiraiu I'lilloi. I.Ielo
t'.ivif, Ann i I'd. I.liJio Nlimth. MjiiiI Uuttnoi,
Mlnnio Ivloo. Miimio Iloffnoi, Sulio Wohlov , lf.it
Hi Ivolkiinin, I.lzic olil,-,v. ,iinl .l.-.lm Tnllir,
cli.iilt-. 'luii'li. .Im' Z.ms. Iliniv Nhwinku.
M.iin Mm-, I'li'l ltille.v, .Imp Miller. I'liulos
Wthlfy. IVui loin'.. Ahum Wiiily. Ilm.v An-
Iri'. it"" Itinl
II," miii 1.IUI.U.V ..ml Drliimi -ouitty will
lu.1,1 it- iiiiiibt incline: .it tlio Iimiho of I,pmN
ttilllani-. it CipMii'O .iidiiii iri,l miii-i I -trrU,
till- ovouii.j.
I'lio following piiisi.iinniP will In loiiiloioit:
li.lutp. "lto-Mlvp,, 'Hut li.i.iliif W'.i- 1'ie.itiT
Ih.iii lloh-in": '.itili. ".loin, Cihlvvoll ( j1
lioiui," Ihnli II. Tnl ii' i .in, I iiiiiii-
vny ph.i-iiit 1'intiiiK w,in liihl Muiidjy
lulling in flu' Ml.'.in- vpiino iliipol. Niw Vml.
-Iirpt. -ijiiio tlnip 111,0 tip' Krv. .Iuiip- llusk'-.
fi.iiinil i Mui'- Mutual lni inu'iiiiiii -,,i.iilv
wlihh In-" iiipI ni'ij Monday pviniiitf in tlio
iliapfl. Diniiu- tli- liino tin t-oilify ln bei'ii
in fl-ti'iiip Miii.il pipii- Iiivp ! ii ii.'nl on
-lii'litili' .nil pMpuln ipui-;i..t.. an, tho It, v
.Liino-. lliujli. hi- cMluml Ihrpp IppIiiiis 1p-
F.'io III" lllill.li'Mf.' I..l-t I'Mlllli til.' lllllllliPfS
'iin'lit Willi Hi. ill llulr win- win n all in
jojiil a v.iy plia- nt f.ii ill laitn, Mti-r iinph'
ji.i-ti.p hail bun iliii I., tlio ipiii-hnii ui-. pr
vlili, I. Mi. Iliislii-., tl.p pa-lot. icivo a lii-lorv
if i In- loiiiulliiii. w'oil, .nut oliiootH of tlio no
ill l,i, .mil slloiili' miioil tln Inlin pii-oul to
it,(iniiai;o tin ir linbainK jiul -on- Ii. atti'iil
ilio nu'i'litiK- i.i ll 'h'lv. Ilnbirl .Ion,-, .Mi,
I'ajno, it, I'lank .mil Mi. Iiiu.ii aililn u tho
mcitlni;. Al IntPival- ilmins tin cvrniiu swii (
nir.'li' w.i- ilNii'iii-i'il, 'IhH oruaiiiatlou Is , il
iiilili'd In ilo 1 1 mi 1 1 t;oil .inn mi Hi" loni vvli'i
ic-lik' in tin' iii'luhboiliooil of the Aililn- Au
inii' iliapi'l. Xew Ymk i-lrott,
Walter Kicsuier rutrnntnoj n mnubi'i' of lil-i
fill-nils Mimhy ivoniiis; al III- lmino on 1'i'n-jipft
.IVI'llUP.
lint liino vva w'lillul .way in pli.ii.int ili n
-iuih, -til i- vviih ii rplic.-liti'fnt- wno fprvul,
'llw? pif-tiil vvpio: Mr, ami Mi, William I'm.
IpI, Mr. -linl Mi-. I'hllip vholl, Miv .mil Mis.
i huh- Mnkw.iit, Mr. an. I Mi-, lluir.v Hull,
Mr. imil Ml. .Inliii Ziimiht. Mr. atnl Mt. IMvvaril
Kollciinaii, Mr. and Ml. Albert ZIpsIiipi, frank
Mnkwarl. Wlllliui li-niei, .li ami Albert Zip
mcr. ,'r,
Mi- May Ituboitk wa- ipinkicl a fan'ivpll pir.
ty it tho honio nt her pairnt-, 117 oitli Dicker
unlit, Imnljy cm iiinsr. Uauitii were played and
pnty iliieii"ii liiihilged In. .Mlsei 1'rail Jni-l.ln-,
-May laK I'oarl Davi, Saraii llakcr,
'looitdl. and Ml,-s llnbpiti rendered H'loial cke.
tloii- on the piano, UcfieihiiirnM wrro sprved
by Mu. John ltobirt-i, a.Utcd by Mis, lloilcililc
and Mrs, Wllllanu. Thosn pifjcnt were; MIhm
Venn liepiw, l.nttlo lleorn, Margaret Halli,
Ireno nnlierlu, IVarl .linklns, Grace Kodukli,
Mjty- lluike, f-irali Uaker, Miry Uavh, Itachcl
luvl, Hannah Mj.'ciI, I.nu.i Mnltli, lldlth Uvam,
IMni'ltllli lV.it I llati, Mind JenM, Kutli Itob.
ci U, Miss &.ii.ili A. .IoiipoJ Arliiur Halt, Attlmr
Drr, Stewait I.cwh, Uvimi i;ati, Hairy Nktor,
liioige Wjicw, Waltev Divtnt, Ihn Jlascil, Pel.
beit Ilob,lt, Willi.' Robrils, Junes Itobcits
How aid Maial.
A tuiirlc uitj v.at tendued Ma-tcr llcfivi
Tuesdiy ,rnliu; at the home ol her paients, Mr,
ami Mrs. Pavid Itiui, at SSI lAani' court. Gaines
v-ru plajtd and a pleasant time had by all.
Master William WillUim, of llurjca, sane In
.1 fine lopuiio voice. Ilclresliments weie servrd
by Mrs. Iavid llrese, a.-slitcd by Mis, John
Jame. 'Ili guel were; Mi.-es l.fllo llrunlns,
I'dilli liiiltitli, I.iule Jones, Lavlnla Uasterlv ,
llatllc I'lli?, Lena IliUroth, Jennie Davis Ilullu
Wap. Hetllu Williams, llutli lkve und Waller
kewln, llany Watkiin, Will ltce.se, lljriy IUi.-e,
lluvKn .Ipnkliv, .lolin linklns, ltotx.it llvam,
Kiu Allin. ( luoter lliulics. William Williams,
ll.uiy Williaiiu, llumplirey lliidliy, .Ijiiui 1,
HavU, Stanton Hli.tjlpi, jlavld Jones, lMvviril
.lone.-,, .Iisjo llailer, Julm llp.vuoldi.
A vci) pleasant yiiprlse vv.i hen Mls Katie
Sliaifrr at hei lioniv, iH I'itUton avenue, IjjC
eiinins by a number ol lur tiiendj.
fianiei und other uiiiuseimnti uro Indulge,!
in and iclreshtneuti honed, ili"se alUndiiii; the
party were: The Mlwa GecisU lljy, .fogi-nhlnt
Nlmiir, Minnie .Null.., Lot t lo l.'inrle, l.ulu Zjiii;.
Vatllc :i.iojiI, .linnle i:iiuvviKd, MiRglc llagi,
Luu Ujitilsun, and Meisis. Chaikj DkUuwii,
Wltlhm Hi, km 111, MlolpU 'liaefpi'. William ll.ul
tiiiii, .litllit- Ili'iir, 1'iuj .lone-, th.ulis .Vaucll,
Imui It .1111, I'loul Itaitel-oii, ithtir lleckrr.
Ii'illlu t'hlllip-, William laiini l.'oiii'' Cmluip
ami Willi 1111 ilii-hiu
INDUSTRIAL JOTTINGS.
Quartet ly Convention of District No.
1, of the Mine Workeis, Will
Be Held in Olyphant.
'I'lif itiRl'lrllv 1 iiiivoniluli of DNU'it't
No. I, Tniled ilim Wurlfers of Amui
c.t. will l)i' be' tin mwt Aloudiiy at
Dlyplitiiil, tind it is t'XpoiHetl tlutt a
liiuW .'1111011111 uf linpoi'tiiitL biisliK'j-s
will bo lrritT-'aotoil bofnro Hie s-iul'i'i
i lo-cs.
Tlio cleli'S.'tlrn will mwl nl Kttlier
Miillifw bull, und the convontion will
PmjIi.iIiIv nc In in'otiK-P-i for tlnoe
ilay.o. l'rosidoiil T. D. Nh'liolls will
piesitlo.
It is unrtois-Looa that anion"; tho
niiittois which will come up for dis-cus-pIhu
it- tlio rtiiiiui'Cil division of tho
cllstiirt. At pii'.sent No. 1 is as large as
both tlio other iinthracltc dihtrict. Xo.
7 ,irid Xo. !i, roin billed. lis iiflkdala
r.io: I'lusident, T. V. Xieholls.. or
Xamieokf; vlie president, Adam
UyM-iiwiRp, of Plymoutli: M'cri'tnry
trcasnior, John T. Deinps-oy. of this
Lily. At the next convention, to b.
hold in July, tin- iiiinu.il election of oC
llcis will bo livid.
Recognition of Merit.
1.. K. Ileardslee, who has been oiiief
stenogTapher to ticnernl yuporintend
ent T. E. Clarke, of the laehaw.inna
railroad, and vvlio al&o served in a
similar oaptieity for ox-Stiporintend-C-11L
K. "!. Rusf-ell, left last night for
his hoiivi in "Watertown, X. Y prior
to his dopni'turo for Montieal. He has
b et. appointed private secretary to
Vice President and Oenetal Manager
A. J. Moxhani, of the Dominion Iron
und Steel company, of Xovu Scotia,
with headquarters at Sydney, Cape
Breton. Ho has been succeeded in Mr.
Clarko's office by K. Whan, of Min
neapolis, Minn.
Dining Mr. I) ?a ids Ice's connection
with the r acUuwunnu railroad, lie has
not only pnneii himself to be an ex
pert rtenographe-.' and pilvate- secre
tary, but al'-o a gentleman In every
sent-c ot the word, rind the inanv
fi lewis he has made, both in and out
of r.tllioad circlos in lliih ilty, will
be pleased to cnnsratulntc lilni on such
a met lied leeognltlon of his abilities,
Todny's D., L. A; W. Bord.
The tiinlie'Up of todny's D.i I, and
W. bonrd Is nn follows!
Wl;i).KM)AV. APIllh :t
Wild f'al. i:nl 8 p. m II. UUHgm; lit p.
nt., A. II, Itcvve.
'llllltSD.W, AI'llll. 4.
Wild (nt. i:.it-l'J.r;tl n, in., K. M. llillMti
.T 11. in,. It. f.ifp. vvllh I'. Mullen'" inent T n. In.,
W. II. Wurfeli II ii. in,, II. OKtiitn 10 .1, m., I'.
Ilillelt: 1 P tn.. J. J. Jlmtay. with n. Il.irtliolo.
nipvv'i men! !t p. In.. I). Wallapci 5 p. tit. , J.
Ilulij 0 p. in,. .1. J. Costello.
Summit, etc 11 .1. in., cat, J, Hentilaiitit
n p. m.. cut, .1. Cnrtluc: 7 s. til., whit, llrotKo
I'loinifelkeri 7 p. 111., ent, W. II, NlcboUj 7
p. in,, et from ('iiyiiqn, tlitti: cnnlnei, Jlc
Lane.
Puller-1(1 11. 111., I". II. Seeoi.
I'mlut-i-.S a. 111., lloiiirr! 10 a, 111., . l'ln
nettyt II.SO u. in, .Moran; 7 p. 111,, Muiphy;
V p. 111., LiiiiiplnRi 10 p, 111., Wiitnrr.
I'ascntcer KiirIiic-7 n. in., Oallnpyi 7 n. m.,
hlnupr! 3.H0 p. in., Slaiiloti! 7 p. 111., .M.iROirtn,
Wild lal. Woit-il a. in., .1, tlliiltys I) n. in.,
J, (lali.in.m; 1 p. 111,, Tlioiupson; ,'t p 111., Itae;.
Bcily. I) p ti'-i Mill-, with . f'.iinodjN men.
NOTILi:.
II Cn-lir will un mil vvllh I', dim' to'-.t (tip.
I oliiltn lur O. fuse will lake- Frank tlahoiiN
iron, reKiilir. until fiirtlur iiotlpe,
Il1.1ke111.ih Divld Hants i', ictN for dntj wllli
Citidiutot l.'atnpi'.
This and That.
Tile Scrunlon flerks' assot'lallon, Xo.
I'll, will hold their regular meeting to
night at S o'clock, at Carpenter's) hull,
Wyoming avenue. First meeting ot
the tiniitei'. All members arc recntest
ed to lie present.
(ierieial Manager AV. A. May. of the
I'cnns.vlvania foul company, lias ap
pointed K. D. C.uyl at general coal in
spector of the conipany. Mr. Caryl hits
for .some years past been nctlng In
this eiipiteity lor the Hillside foal and
lion company.
I'ullnian pttluce curs, "St, I'nul" and
"r.inoriie" til" being used on the
Lackawanna railroad while the 'lay
helle" and "Clabtiel" are undergoing
1 1 pair. The "St. Paul." one of the
handsomest pallor cats in railroad
service, was attached to train Xo. U
mi the Lackawanna railroad yestor
il;i .
The Best Cold Cure
1 one joit can take without iulurrup
lion to lntsiness. One that dos not ef
lect the head or heating like the con
tinued use nf quinine. One that cures
speedily and leaves you feeling fresh
and clcar-headeil. Such a one Is
Kra use's Cold Cure. Pike, J."c. Sold
by all diuggiHl.v.
Steam Heating nnd Plumbing.
P. F. & M. T. Howley,231 "Wyoming ave.
INDIA
AND
CEYLON
TEA
BLACK 01 GREEN
Besides being the ONLY
PURE TEA, it is the most
economical, having DOU
BLE STRENGTH.
Think of the habits of
those nations, with whom
HAND ROLLING tea is a
household industry.
I
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ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
SALADA
Ceylon Tea
REFRESHING. DELICIOUS.
Sold only In I. tail rkM.
50c, 6!)c. ana 70c. Per Lb.
Tlie Dickson Manufacturing Co.
fccrantonaurt W'ltkevBarra, l'-.
Manufacturer o!
LOCOMOTIVES, STATIONARY ENGINES
Bolters, tlolttlng and Pumping Machinery.
General Office. Bcranton. Pa.
HENRY BELIN, JR.,
Gcneril Agent for the Wyorninx
District for
OUPONTS
POWDER.
Uinta;, Mistlnc, fportlnfr, SmoLele-t and the
Deiituno Chcmlial Company's
High Explosives.
Eiletj ruse, Cap, ami Exploden. Room 101 Coo
cell Builillni, Si-rjntoTi
AUENCli:S:
ailOS. FOItD I'lllston
JOHN B. SMITH 4: EON Pljuioutli
W. II. MULLIQAX Wllkcnarri
LIVERITA
THE UP-TO.OATE
LITTLE LIVER PILL
CURES
Blliousnoss,
Constipation.
Dyspopsia,
Sick-Koaii -acho
and Llve
Complaint.
I SUCrtlt COATBP.
Sold by all druei'lBi
or soul 117 man.
NervlU Medical Co.. Cbltap
Evnam
mnm
100 PILLS
25 CTS.
Sold iy McCarrali A Thoma-i, UiugslsW, 'iO'J
LacLawanni acni'c, Siranton, Pa.
Great Easter
Flower Display
At Clark's Annex,
209 Washington Avenue.
Everything to decorate churches and
homes, and at our corner store, which
has been enlarged. The display is elegant
at each place.
Hyacinths in great profusion'f vom 10c to SI. 50 each
Tulips, an elegant lot 25c to $1.50
Azalias, beautiful plants, from SI. 00 up
Spireas 50 cents up
Beautiful Easter Inlies. from 50c to 82.00 each
Yellov.- Genestas 35c to S1.50
Rhododendrons, in bloom SI. 50 to $3.50
Hardy Azalias SI to S3 Accasias ' $1.50
Lilacs $2.00 Daisies 75c to $2.00
Stock S1.00 lily of the Valley 35c
Hydiangas 75c to $6.00
Hardy Koses, in bloom 50c to $1.00
The Beautiful Crimson Rambler $1.00 to $5.00
American Beauties, in bloom 75c
Ferns 10c to $2.00
Palms 25c to $5.00
Asparagus 15c to SI. 00
By far the largest and most elegant
display in the city
At Wholesale and Retail.
CUT FLOWERS,
Roses $1,00 to $3.50 tloz
Lily of the Valley 75c doz
Mignonette 50c doz
Daffodils 00c doz
Easter Lilies $2 to $3 doz
Carnation $1 to $2 doz
Hyacinths QOc to $1.50 doz
Violets $2.00 hundred
Tulips 60c to $1.00 doz
Smilax 25c per yard
Customers from out of town can
telegraph or telephone and will receive
pro nipt attention.
Q. R. CLARK & CO.
201 Washington Ave.
Old Telephone 2203. New Telephone 8.
EASTER SHOES AND OXFORDS
All styles and all makes, all sizes and al! widths, at prices less
than any other house in the city. It will pay you to see our line
of shoes before buying elsevyhere. Remember there is no trouble
to show you goods and you will surely save money by it.
MYER DAVIDOW,
SCRANTON'S SHOPPING CENTER.
Wash Goods Week
You doti't buy Wash Goods simply because they wash. You want dainty Sum
mer wear, because they are dainty, pretty, serviceable aud will wash, if need. be. If
you want the prettiest of the pretty wash goods now in vogue, reliable as well as
beautiful, come here for them. We have them all Zephyrs, Dimities, Linens,
Mouseliues. All the dressy sweets that make summer the gayest time of all the year
iVlOUSelilie De Soie-A- si!Ic mater-al as distinctly Parisian as its name implies,
Exceptionally fiue in texture, with all the distinguisha
ble appearance of a costly Foulard Silk, presenting unrivalled attraction in style and
quality. This hint: Embroidered Mouselines, solid colors 65c
Embroidered Lace Mouselihes, solid colors....! , 85c
Embroidered Lace Mouselines, in beautiful floral designs 85c
Mercerized ChambraVS" new cotton material with a fine soft silk finish,
" unrivalled for shirt waists, Colors, "3 CJy-r
red, blue, pink, buff J
rierCeriZed Chevi0tS co;tou material, silk finished, that has all the ap
pearance of a brilliant mohair, serviceable aud Erf-?
beautiful, solid colors JVw
German Linens"080 to I0 sty-cs f P-a-n colors and stripes, of this liaud-
soine and sturdy material to choose from. The be3t y C-r
fnbric ever woveu. Our price ? 4J
Embroidered CrepesAPrtty1c.ottott.andslkJcIotll'ii?ht nueaiid 50c
r soft, in dainty light shades. Price ww
Embroidered SwiSSan a Co,ors' including black and white, and in t
y2 dozen qualities, ranging in price from 25c to P
DimitieSrettv uatr-ebut not oue whit prettier than 250 pieces of smooth summer
stuffs that are properly called by it. Fancy tinted stripes 011 white grounds
are some of them. Can you picture them and the tiny twill that all true dimities
owu? Dashes, dots and dainties, until there isn't room enough here to tell you prop
erly of them. Domestic Dimities 12Jc Irish Dimities 22c
Ecril EffeCtSMa was1 -materials , will be much in demand for the coming season,
aud will no doubtbe scarce later on. .Our lines are now complete
in all details, ranging from the lowest grade up to a fiue French Reveres at $1.50 Yd
A Hundred Other Weaves and kinds ot wash materials arc here for your inspec
tion, admiration and purchase if you so desire.
Whiff OnnH s:'rhe subjects of India Linen, Lawns, Persian Lawns, Batistes,
yyuiicuwua Organdies, Wash Cbiffon, French Nainsook, French Reveres,
Madeira Cambric. Long Cloth and in fact everything in the White Goods category
have received our best efforts, and we can say, without hesitation, that our lines o'
these goods will not be surpassed by any offering for 190 r.
CONNOLLY & WALLACE,
127 AND 129
WASHINGTON AVENUS
NEW YORK HOTELS.
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WESTMINSTER HOTEL
Cor. bi.tccntli bt. .111.1 In ins l'Jacc,
NEW YORK.
Atnciiian Plan, 1..".i Per Day and I pn.iicH
Kuropoan PI in, $.1.00 Per Vty .ui'J UpwanK
Ppcti.il H.itos to r.imillfe.
T. THOMPSON, Prop,
Motel Victors a
Brosdwi, 51b Are. and 27tb Street, New ork.
a Absolutely Fireproof
tttof the
shopping
and xlicntie
ili strict.
First - cl.is.3
in nil its ap
pointments. Entirely
new through
ou'.
European
Plan
lOKMlT. Birr.ENIT.PrBprl.in. jje or c
suite, with or without bath, lint ana cold umr
andtelephoneincvery room. Culslneunezcelled
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For Business Men
In the h;arl ot the wholesale
district.
For Shoppers
X minutes' wulk to Wnnamakera;
S minutes to Slpfjel Cooper's Big
Store. Casy of access to tlio great
Dry Goods Stores.
For Sightseers
One block from B'way Cars. c!v
In? easy transportation to all
points of Interest.
HOTEL ALBERT
INEW l'UKK.
f
Cor. 11th ST. & UNIVERSITY PI.
4. Only one Block from Brondway,
Pnnmj R I Iln WBSTAUKANr -t-
KOOlUi, 1 UM. pricc i I'ca.onabli 4
H'
Die CUeapest Shuo Store.
:iu? Lnckawauna Avoiiuu.
Electric Lighted
Trains
CHICAGO
& NORTH-WESTERN
RAILWAY
Tllli North.Wcstern Limited service,
C.30 p, m, daily to M Faul and
Minneapolis, cannot be excelled and offers
the best of ever) thing. Any nfient will
give yon information about it. Three
other first class trains from Chicago also
9.00 a. m. Daylight Train, 10.00 p. 111.
Fast Mail and 10.15 P.m. Night Impress.
Call 011 any agent for tickets or address
461 0oWviy, Au tort
(OICIno'l S.,PAa(pa
3(8 Watliltigtin St., Bmt9n
301 Hiln Si., BaSfall
Hi Clark St., Cm9
1 Vim it; ' Ctiln3il
Sanmitn'IJSt.,Pitfbi"l
234 S'jzirhr It., CltvtlanJ
UCamliul MattUt, Dttrtlt
lKlnSt.,ea,t,Tirino,l)nt
SProf,Q,F.THEEL,527sta,:l
:J I'bllft'JJpbit, It. O.i; liircuo bpt-rlalM tuf
aiqitk. iiuarcnirrt im rurt- o ) djhii frniiu
tlriitk.'frrb rft 4 Iw 10 J' )tft.kn.,4liMe.I
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Wrlcurtlv 4 Mrtrturi do rulllniix In 1rilvi
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IriltualuKftrr; medical u4 tltflrlfftl frtuJ. H mhUiu. paprrJ
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! NEW STOCK. !
Vc urc now prepared to bliow you an entire XEW .stock of
Carpets,
Wall Papers and Draperies
T Every item ib this scaaon's souils, and we arc prepared to serve
yon promptly and at our well-known low prices.
WILLI AflS & HcANULTY j
Temporary Store,
126 Washington Avenue-
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18
Lager
Beer
Brewery
Miinnr&ctnreM ir
OLD STOCK
PILSNER
485 to 405
N. Ninth Street,
Tclephoa Cull, 2W I.
mm
DR. DENSTEN
I'hjitcian nJ Surgon
m Spruce St.
Tfinpl" Couit Ilulliliiip,
SCUANTON, PA.
Ml acute j ml rluouic
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mm and t'lsiiltirpn
t iiito.Mt m;uiu.-
1111 M.N AMI WAMINti
DIsl-WhKS A MM I .
I.I.T. Ml d!ca.o, t the l.h.r, Kidit. .
It nl'Jvr Skin, rdo'itl, N'fiuf, U'omli, K.m'. IUi,
Nu', Tlinut, Jiul I.uiiK", Cjiuci, 'liunon,
t'lli, Itiiplurr, l.oitrr, Kht'iiiiialisiii, AIImii ,
. .u.n rl). V.irumilo, I.U..L MimiIidihI, M-IiHv
I'liiivloai. all I'niMle ipjfi1 lAnimnli'ii'j, cu ,
liulHHTlKJ, S.killillls ll.nil l'oivin, lllill-fr,1.
tloii and vouthful Inlill uMili'mlt'd. Mirier),
I'll. I!illrp, TjI'O .iihI MuiimiIi Worms I i
TVIIHIIOZONK, Sltdllo i.n- I atauli. 'llii'l
muntlis' trratmi'iii onlj ii.lO. trial di'C !
(.((Ui. IVm.-hIuIioii an.) cMiiiiliialiuii tree. Of
tn f hour djlli aini Sutidjj, S a. in to 9 P- '"
DR, DENSTEN.
h'l Be io Fly
Said the bait to the fish.
Or next thing you know
you'll garnish a dish.
I came from the store of
Florey & Brooks, i
Aud I'm dangerous.
I
211 Washington Ave.
THB
IC POWDER CO.
Booms 1 and!!, C'om'Uh B'i'd'f.
flORANTON, PA.
lining and Blasting
POWDER
Uidot Mou-lomJ Ituiltlali Work!.
I LAPtlN RAND POWDUK CO.'S
ORANQB GUN POWDER
El:otrlc liatterlsj, Kleotrla txpioar
, exptodluf blms, bufoty I'mtuiti
Rsnauno Chemica! Co.'s y.xv"
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