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I Filleted t tlio I'cntofllce nti Hcnintoii, m Second
S Cliu. Malt Mutter.
When itpnco will pornilt, The Trillium Is
I alirnyn nliul tu iirlul iihort lottcrA from It
J frlr-ncl- Ixinrlms on rurront toplm, Iiut Itn
, ruin U Hint tlii'o mint lio rIkiioiI, for pub
llnntlon, by tlin writer' rem! tinmnt nntl
I tlin oonilltlnn prrcnttent to ncrfptniico I
. thnt nil contribution limit lio subject to
I editorial rm Ulon.
THE FLAT ItATK FOR ADVKUTIHINO.
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TEN PAGES.
scuaxton. T)i:cr:.Miu:it I-', imj.
StinnRu tli.it nu imp luis tipoiteil tlio
ulfoi'l of the tnnl stillce upon C'uiic
Kuiih-.
Senator Dryden on Trusts.
HXATOU DHYDKX. it New
JlTbiy Is' lltlt gieiltlv .lilllllKll
liy the outuiy UKiilnst UtMs
and thinks Hint onprio will
onsldiu tlio HUbjiH t di'llluiattdy liofme
tnkliiK action. Ilf uImi thinks thnt the
Mi-L.illed nionopolle. of the piuienl iluv
mo lvlathcly li.innle In cninp.iil-on
-vv i t li soma -which csKtoil In tlio tppub
Io'h rally dnys On this Inpk- ho ajs:
"Jf mo .study Hip question histoilially
fium the time when our nncostuis
morsi'il fiom u state oC feudallsin, 1
tliinlc we will Unit Hint we li.ue little
to complain of In present enndltlons. No
ItgLslatrir of the piesent duv would
think Jor n moment of otitis? foi rh.ir
tci.s f?r.T.ntInt? exeluUe and monnpolls
tic piivilef?es .siuh as wiie foitiietlv
Rrantcd, not onl 1 the niiKlish par
liament, but by our own coiiruss and
toy out state loisl ttuief. The veiv men
who founded the Constitution ot the
I'nited States sianttd chattels, such,
.Jor instance, as th.it of the United
States bank, ihlch absolutely ei hided
competition. Tlio state ot Vli?inli f?ie
to it coiporation tlio eclusle light to
'lTUifMto tlio wateis of Hint state, and
is'ew Yoik granted a similar monopoly
to rtilton and LivitiKslnn. In my own
state of New Jeiscy. Ale.vimlti Ilamil
'tun die" a chaitei foi .1 in. inulai tilling
.ujipoiation which inutiil siuh sweep
'infer pi i llPfrcs that a iii(.mb(.t of the
New Jeisev letrisliituio ehaiffed llainll
ton w itli h n uif? dr iw u a hai ti.r w hleh
i-would Kii- the (.otnpanv an absolute
Uionopoh of niatnifactuiiuK, not only in
Xew Jer-e, but in the United status
Xo milIi monopolies .11 e 51 anted now.
The (battel ot tin United Htitts Htctl
toipor.ition Ries It no est luive il(?lit.
It lias eompetltois and will iDiitiiuie to
have them Jts stock i- sold hi open
mirket. and am- linn with Slim 01 '00
01 $1,000 1 an bu- it :tnd bcennie a put
ner in its piotlt-. I ilu not know that It
is aiVevi 1 if ti sre.it eoipoiatlnn i able
to nianufactiiK s,, , coiiomlealiv a to
lie ablt to sell ihcaph to our imh pto
ple and to lorrlf?n nation. It iuu.l hi
benellelal tto the pjulip eouutiy if 0111
311 tniifacttneis .no able to so into tin
I'iriikets of the woild and bilnt tlio
money of other nations heiotot dlsulbu
llon nnioiif? oiu w.ise-eaiucis and faiin
eis, the men on whom tlio piospeiity
or the country has alwa-s tested and
must continue to test. We aie now in
a' state ot tiaiisltion, and it is ino liable
that the changes sohif? nn sliould limt
s-onip indhiduals, juat as the tiaiisltion
110m stuKe-conches to railroads hint
andividiials, but we should be caieful
lest In trylni? to lemedv oiiip pil which
lins not jet been de irlv dellned we may
Jiijute the industiles ol the country and
those dependent upon them ns IiiMbtius
nnd w.iRe-eainiis "
Theie is much In this kind ol .uku
nient to appeal to thlnl.Iiif? men. Cci
tainlv bcfoie action hhnll be taken it
vill need to bp considered laiefull,
fiom not only the point ol lew of thosu
who hip ludlc.illv excited on the sub
ject but also fiom that or tlio piudent
and lons-en tithe mlilillp-i Iiiks citizen
who would ptefer no ni Hon to Jgnoutnt
mi Injuiious leRlsiation.
lolics iinuit the special Chtlstnias
number ot the UoiiRieshional Itecoul me
now in otdei.
Immigration Restriction.
TUT: eommlsblonei Keuentl of
iiiiiiilKiiilinu hi ems to bine
made up his mind tlKldly
lo enfoue iho law- which
rueins the tidmlsslon of IminiKitiuts
into tills lountiy. Out of two thous
and ltniulEiants who miled on tlio
3uiopi'an tst'eamslilps at Xow Yoik on
11 cpitaln drty last week Iho per cent,
weio detained ut Hills iwlund by
the boaid of Inquliy for 1111
csuniinutlon into their itutei edettis,
ilestiuutlon, piospetts ami fiunntitil u-t-nuices.
(f the number of inunlKiants
Mho nwhed within tho Iuki ten ,,..
twelve ilnj'B, eighty liuo been depoit
I'd, ii M'iy lame piopoitlon at this
K-ason of the jenr when the tide of
ImmiKintloji lb on the ebb, Xothinf?
tout coniiiilbuuitlon can bo felt for these,
ixior people, "Wliether they lmvo been
duped b fiteainslili iikciiIs or 111 n tho
victims of their own delusions, the
chuifiln, tho disappointment and tliu
incidentui Hiiftinlnt? of tho dapoitcd
Immlffinnt 'is an agonl-shi'- expeileneo
Df I'.M'eptlonal poignancy. The Hteuin
ihlp louipanlus, uHhougli tliey aro
tiound to tuke tlm 1 ejected ImmiKiuiit
(mm these bIiojoh, uid iellucil of fin.
ther (uui unit itiipouslblllty foi them
uheu they dump them at the poit fiom
ixlilch thuy uinlmiKrd, to lind their
iny homo as lje'st tliey tun,
To be suie, intendint? iimulgi.iDU In
cur Hiefcp ilsks. Jiut they ine piob
ably u vuiy auue idea of tho seeiely
llsciimluutlutr put pott ofur immiirn
lion laws, and they tun .-uslly "nilaled.
Clin steaiiiHlilp 1 ompanles uIho take the
risk, but It beaiH a negligible piopoi
Hon to tho inetuge pmilts on the uuin-
CT5
toer who nio PerniltleU to Iniitli Uvon
It the lmnilginnt was constderetl to bo
InellRlblc by tho intent or the sleiitn
ship company, it would never do to
iidmlt ns much, tor fear ot dlscotirnglng
those wlio iim enpnblo of pnHshig mus
ter. In lnlsinp; the Htfitidiird of eligibility
for admission and In sit Icily enfoic
lug that which the law ileinniiils, we
111 u actually tlolnt? a meat son lee. to
the h'litopettii poor. We have all llic
ImnilgraiUH we want. The tiiutgln of
ilHteiice for tho Intending linnilgiant
Is becoming 11111 lower every year, mid
the physical nnd mcnnl (imllllcattons
HecesMtry to teach It aie mole lntcn
Hlilocl. IhnlgHitlon to this country dur
ing Hie past fifty yptittt has become hi
easy ttutl familiar In lhtropo that It Is
the ipsotiuo of multitudes but little
removed from simple paupeilsin. -Men
of oidliiaiy chiliautois tlslially dcteil
otule when seered ft 0111 tlie ties of
Inline tradition", association", ilnil
opinion, mid they seldom feel nn
Httong uttnehmetil foi it otiuliy, whit It
w us not Unit ol their childhood. AMitn
our population was iclatlvelv small to
our almost unlimited ic-miices those
)jychologlial chaiacteiistics of the
itwutgo ImiulgiaiiL dltl not matter
mueli not wete tliev felt much. Hut It
is iij dlfiViellt now'. Wo lithe n full
house, and while we still extend a wel
come and 11 shelter to the belli 1 class
of llumigiants, out adoption of the
pi.lt Heal pauper is as gieiil an tujtliy
to himself as It is to us
The I'oito Ithans who emigiattd to
Hawaii have discoeicd that the Islands
tiftotd vciy poor plrkinsjs for people
who do not hold government positions.
Tho Panama Treaty.
Tin: lincAki.. or Ministci
Concha will lead piobablv in
.1 short time to tlio latlllci
tlon or the Panama canal
tnat. it )s believed at Washington
that the final dratt of the document
will be conipleteei Immediately and that
It can bo pic-ented to the senate In a
lew davs. All is well that ends well.
The Colombian goeinmont had posibl
no Intention of pel milting- defeat of the
In.ity At the same time it was eiy
nntmal foi the people ot tills cotmtiy
to piesunie that Minister Concha iep-le-enttd
the sentiments ot his govern
ment duilng Hie negotiations Ministois
engaged in such delicate and impoitant
duties usually do
Concha appeals to bo a tus--j, egotis
tical, eantankoious individual, who had
no vciy fiiondly feeling tow .ml the
United Ptates; one of those men who
estimate theli own importance bj the
magnitude and delicacy of the tians.it
tlon in which they aie uutoi tun iteb
tempotaiily engaged He seemed to
take the inaseiice of the Anieiican 11111
ilncs in the isthmu-i as a peison.il af
11 out, and demandtd fiom beeietaiy
IIa gii.uanlees vvhlih it was as im
posslbl" foi us to give as it would be
disuslious tot his nn 1 ountrv to le
ech e
Yli it we demand In lealltv and aie
about to lecuve Is the hievoeable pos
session of the stiip of land tinougli
which the c inal lo to be built, In addi
tion to such .1 teuitoiial miiglii as
either side ot the wateiwi as will
make it-, ellklent stipti vision, iiollehif,
and liiiluttnaiice of the ( ut as easj and
uiitiamincled as possible. Nothing It ss
can satisfy the englueeilng exigencies
ntul political conditions umU t wlikh
the canal Is to be bulk and t iken out.
We have dtmandid and icqulie nothing
moil The canal should piove the In
dustiial lednnption ut Colombia It
will be hei own tault 01 tlio fault ot the
people if It dois not. While we hold
the canal the ttnitoilal integiil.v of
Colombia Is asmod fiom aggiesslon
fiom the outside, although we cannot
sixe hei fiom hoiself, fiom that intei
npcine strife which is the curse of the
Latin lepubllcs
Xow that theiatillcation of the Pan
ama tieaty Is in sight, we shall piob
ablv heai little mote of the might pto
jeet until the woik actually begins. Pei
haps It is not impel tliient at the pie-ent
moment to liiquiie why DeLesseps
failed. The mgineerhig of cllmitle dlf
llcultlts which he encounteied in Pan
ama weio Incompaiably gieatu than
those tint (onfioutod him In the Isth
mus of Sue7. Hut the diittience in ob
stacles that stood in his way in Hut ope
and Afiltu was not so gieat that It
should have meant an unqualified suc
cess In the one instance and tin unmit
igated falluie In the othox. Xor did
it lie In tho ago ot the gie.it engineer
when he began his Panama vvotk. Do
Ltsseps, it Is tiue, vv.is an old man, but
no one has charged that he was not ns
mentiill) vigorous 11s he was twenty
yeais befote. Tho tiuth is the falluto
01 the Panama canal in the hands of
DeLesseps was due almost enthel tu
11101, tl eaiihes and that these culminated
in .ill theli hideous infamy on Hie Isth
mus Hs-clf, Tlit limine ial and moi.il
ran upturn of the ripnchinen who weio
associated with nekesseps onlj setlous
1 began to touode Pailsl.iu political
and sieculatlvi) llle when It was leal
led that Oel.essep.s would nut livo to
inu out the colossal task to which
he had sei his genius. The fulluic of
the scheme beg.in and ended on the
Isthmus, of Panama Itself, It we tue 10
salegunid against a lepolltiou of these
conditions, wo mitst begin bj pieveui
ing tho possibility of it lituucnio of the
chcuinstaiues that led to Hint inael
stiom of vice and iulqu!t.v,
Theie 1 an bo no question Hint the
physical conditions of the Isthmus ate
vet bad and tan bo vciy little liu
piovcd plij.slcallv until the canal Is.
built. Hut when to these mo added
the inoiiil miasma which ailcs from
Hid loncentrntlon of the diegs of West
Indian and k.itln-Aiueilean humanltj,
equally infanuuis with the dicgs of tlio
gambling dens and biothels on this con
tinent and fioui i:uiope, the loinblna
Hon bieoine.s, Indeed, foimldalile it
Is untoitimately a fact that vvhltu laboi
cannot be engaged to any Meal eMeut
In thu tutual woik ol tt.ivuting, but
the nerfio Is quite ainenablo to discip
line, It he sees that discipline is meant
lo be c'lifoi t eil. Wo cannot, of couise,
pi event tho nuiluiilties at Colon or Pan
ama or 011 tho banks of tho Chuigis
tlver iiiiin giving bhelter to tho lupie
sentatlve scoundiellani of tho globe.
Hut wo 1 an do a gieut deal to pieveut
It inanlfestlng Itseir along the line ot
the canal or In any way facilitating
luscalll) In Its construction. If a puvwi.
ns so frequently happened befote, mort
gaged" his wages to one ot these har
pies, ho should he Instantly discharged
or otherwise punished, We give this
only as nu Instance, for upon such
small ttmtteis the expedition with which
the ennui will be consliuctcd depends.
Piesldenl Caslio seems to ippiesellt
the "side man" or Ccnttnl Amorlon.
CUBA'S BUDGET TOR 10021003.
Ill view nf the piolnlilo Henty ol Kelp
toclty with Cuba, It Is wmth whlla for
Us to 110I0 how tho I'litnd lepulillc hi
working out Iiur ptoblnus Uioin l'rel
deal I'lthiia's nic'sagc1 to Hie Cuban con
grrss we ,lc 1 111:
Dieienso III illsbtirBPinei'ls, ., ...$ 7,n",S.V
Wllhottt ledliihig lb" sinltatlou
setvlee, costing 1,0P,7J1
Public srhnah 111 opeiatloii ". ITI
Pupils In attcnlainc, I'.-'.Th
Agilellltuial station to bo tugati
lcil, to cost ".(00
Ijccuiisc In Impoits iltsl bK
nioiiths ol JW s l.W.Offl
Dpciens- 111 ppott, Hinim
miintli", nialulv attilliutnlilo to
tlm low in lie of sit-in $1.', Ii 000
i:siliii.ited lPvcnuo lot llsctil year
loci- t $17,571 W"i
Appi epilations iVuoiiiinonikil, ....$11,11,007
Siupltts, $ L'l.tlOM
S'TOO Is all the total expenses of the
piesldency and Vi')lll Is allowed lor the
ludlclui, SU.TSI.Ou'l lot custom) Is tho
tu In Hun ot uviuite Tlio iniilnti ntilito
ol the ltual guaid will cent $1,78 ',5.'. A
(vhcmlciil b tttdiologleal labotatot.v Is
ptovldcd lot. The dlploniiitlc toips costs
$I'i7,1Iiu. Tho dep'iitnieiit oL ilutiltles llg
iiies as net ding sstjivi Public litstiuc
Hon Is well caiid lot liv tho following al
lowances: Stctctitiv's olllcc ? J-l -ITl
Cnlvusllv :o,;z
llistltlltis anil sehonls, "i,ti7!
Primal Institution 3 uJl.llS
Total lot Pdtiditl S,I.7J1,7I0
Tin expense ol $7tii!UIU to collect sll,
7Sl,0Oi) 01 customs levemic, nbnitt live ier
cent, Is not tiiiieiison ilile In only the sec
ond jptit ot a nev goveinmeiit tipw, not
onlv In lot in, but In existence as an Inde
pendent goveinmeiit.
This Is Hie smallest budget foi Cuba
since tho middle ol Hie last eentili. Pies
lilent Pilliia his oxucl-rd the most llglil
ccononi possible and Is (Vliletitlv detei
niiiicd to In op tin Ilniinces of Cuba In
such sound condition a1 will justlf tho
suppolt nt the Lulled States and other
nation). Walter J. lialluid
CUT THIS OUT
Diamond Uai gains, an an.aj of inviting
piiecs, it mil tho Cuttci to ConsunUa, with
but (me small piiilll ukled
l.'i-Kt Diimond Iting, wnitli $100. JI
Piiee, 'Vkj V-Kt Di imond Stud vvoitu
nW. My Priie, SI .i I1 -Kl Diamond
Itlng. woitb $l"0, Mi Pike sV) P4-It.
Dlimi.nd Jtlng, v. 01 lb U"i: ai Pi he
!' U-Kt Jllinioud Iling v.mtli .l 1. Mv
Pike $.'"" J -ll Jii unond Hint,, wnitli
$-ST. .M Pin e. ..'in .
All of the abiivt tue Ainstetd 1111 cut
llivvltss, mil gems of ilu v.ling billlliutv,
lfniseshoe tit ul Pin, ,1 1 '! iiiiiiiuls
ivoithjMi, Vlv Pike, (i lliiiigaiiau Opil
Itlng, IJ niainonils Miinuuiilhig sit in
plitimini vvoith $10. Jb J'lltc, sl.o
llubv Hill).- (plnt'on blond) siiuoimded
with lini (II inioiiilf, l'i, llitby 11I0110
wmth OVll flM SipphilP Hlnr T-It
(cointlowci blue coloil sitiionnded vlth
J.ijci Diamonds b( t in pkilinunt, Mti'i,
vvoith S-00 l-lt Diamond Hhij- vcoith
IKm: JI J'ine, T". 1-kt. Uiimnml
Hlns, win Hi $110, Ms Pike. S'W ;,-M
Dumond Hing vvoith $"" M Pilci,.),
'..-Kt Diamond Itlng, wot Hi $- lb
Pi ice .S 'j-lCt Diamond i'1ii,-s 1U, $IJ
and $1"
IJiamonds. Itubles S i)ibiis, Opils g-t-loie,
and liiiiee sckitlou il nioimthigs
loi sum iw titltin mil cmiunaiid
TA1CH iU.IJVATOn AND SAVIJ MONI1V
ind at tin ,ime time it1 txhlbll lit
111 ick Dliiuotid Ci'likn I now 11 Diamond,
Can til DI imiiiul, the I'iIci'Ip--? (not blue,
but) Ilollotiopo-coloicd DI imond
Untitl Diamonds, Sipphins, UpiN, etc ,
etc, as thnv 1 oine fiom mot hei eailb.
Hteli ludv custiiniei will be pic suited
with n Xew b itetv Ci.nto Pw-o. the
novvesL and must piattlt.il liivtiitlou of
its kind, an absolute safe vvuv to can
innuei ami lew els
Dieb guntltm 111 i tistoinei piPscnted
with a line leatbei coin lioldei. notlilnj:
like It, inv own idea. SATISPAC1MON
CfUAHAXTi:i:ii
"Your Monev Hick Without Atgiiment "
WALTER W. WINTON'S
DIAMOND PAHHOH, W7 Meals Hllildbm.
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No 7, $50.00
No. 5, $33.00
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In MmplUlty of const Motion, upon niul
.in ut npu.itloii tin nu wittKnit nu
iilii.il. Tin tu u pciutlh mliiptul tu
I'M1!'. MIllllV ut MQlk, nnd (omliliio l
tlir last leutiucH ol ull nllii'i muV
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michaelian mm.
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Eveiy thing for tlie dear little baby
tint will make them happy and their
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Nice gift at mod
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Women's $1.00
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$1.01, $1.25, 1.50,
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121
? Washington Avenue
Oriental Rugs
For Christmas Gifts.
Biggest Assortment
In All Sizes
At Lowest Prices
The Highest Grades in Fine
Persian Colors.
liisnetit Our l.iriiuinslinli Hngb.
& CO.
124
9 WASHINGTON AVE
Ujbu4L3i'KBAJ.l iimiA
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miways rausy.
V
Men's Slippers, in velvet
and all kinds of leathers,
from 45c to $1 00.
Over
Ladies' Vassar,
Full Dress Slip
pers and O x
fords, 2M t
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Gentlemen's Ham
let Slippers, made in
Velour Calf and Vici
Kid, worth $2,0,
OUR XIMS GIFT PRICE
16 WyoEBiEBais Avenue-
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REILLY,
S1 SALE
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Nothing adds more to the pleasure of giving; a holi
day g.ft than the satisfaction of kuowiug: its real qual
ity. In mauy wares your own good judgment is
sufficient, but in such articles as Diamonds, Watches
and high grade Jewelry, you must, to a certain degree,
depend on the veracity of the dealer.
In whom arc you going lo place your confidence ?
Here's u classified list for your convenience:
tor Gentlemen
W.WHI.ri.
I'llU.NS
INK" KI'ANIW
.MATCH IICLM'Si,
AHIl TltAVS.
I'ALMJU CUTTIJlt
I'KCA.N'Tintf!
CId'AIt CASUS,
SCAUI I'INi.
tu: uoMunis,
HAOItS,
I'ocKr.T.KNivi:,
MIltltOKS
I'UASKS
CAItl) CHI K
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A IIIOl
132 Wyoming Ave.
a I'oiNTint sritvmsi: l'vTiimt nv
YUAK AS A CllltlSTMAS I'ltllbUNT
EDUCATIONAL.
Do You Want
a Good Education?
Not t ihort courte, nor in ruj court,
nor a rliop course, tut the liert cilucttlon
to U ii.ul, No ottier rtlucitlon it -rortk
ipttidlnB time sml mon on. It jott'do,
write lor a catalogua ol
Lafayette
College
Easton, Pa.
tvhl-Ii effora thoroiicli prtpjntlon In tj
rnelnccring and Chcmlc.il l'rofcs-ioni u well
m tho regular Coll-go courto.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
EAST SXROTTDSBTraa, FA.
ncRiil.ir Ktato Normal Coursci and
Special Departments of Music. Kloeu
Hon. Ait, Di.uWni', Htenography and
'Jpuiitlns; Htroiie Co II ego Piopara
toiy Department.
THEE TUTION1.
noirillnfT epenics $3 50 per week.
Pupil" admitted at any time. Winter
Term opens Dec. 20th. Wrlto for cata
logue. .
E. 1,. KEMP, A. M.,
Principal.
SCRANTON CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS
SCRANTON, PA.
T. .1. Foslcr.l'ro. rimer H. Law.UI.Treaa.
It J. Fostti SUnlcy 1 Allen.
Vlco IJrcsldent Secretary.
The
Moosk
Powdet
Rooms 1 anA Z
Commonwealth Bldgv
SOBANTON, PA.
V.
MININTJ AND BLASTING
POWDER
Made it Moosio and ttushdale Workl.
Laflin & Rand Powder Oo.'s
ORANGE GUN POWDER
Usitrii: Ilattcues, Eloclrie Exploders, Ex
ploding Bhsts, Safety FUbO.
REPAUNO CHEMICAL CO.'S
HIGH EXPLOSIVES.
SCRAN lOiYS '
BUSINESS HOUSES.
THTSS ENTertPRISINQ DEALERS OAN
SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS OF eVEftY
CHARACTCR PROMPTLY AND SATIS"
FAOTORILY.
FOR SALE
ntiaOIl 1 and W.f!09 of alt "winds; "oo
lo ls and BniUlin Lots at bargiin.
UOHShS CLIPI'UD and CROOJItD at
M. T. KELLER
Lackiwxnna Carriage Work.
aEOUtlTY BUILDINO 4SAVIHQ3UNIOH
Ilome Otflcc, 203 209 Mear- Bulldlnj.
ire siir mJiuriiii? snares eiun inoniu wnicn g
show a net tr.iin to tlio Investor ot about 12 E
pir cent i loan inoaer. We also issue
I I'lL PAID .STOCK IIOO.OO per ihare. Inter.
est payable semi annually.
ALIII.nT BM.Xi. Secretary.
B. JOSEPH KUBTTEL.
Ir.'ar C11 Lackawinna aveuue, manafacturer ol
WlrL Hcrecai ot all kinds; fully prepared tor
llle spring season. no inauc an Hinua or
porch 6crcm', etc.
PETER .STIPP.
(lener-l Contractor. Ilullder and Dealer in
JHtiildliiK Stono, Crnentliis ol tellara a cpe
Oflue, 127 Waihingrton avenu-.
THE SCRANTON flTKIFIED BRICK
andTiluManufacturinqCompuny
Maker! ot l'avlnsr Drlck, ftc M. II Dale,
fiinrul 'lie, 'inl. OluYp 329 W-jhintjton
au Woiksat a) Auk. l'a . K. A. W V. 11 It
I or Ladies
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