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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-01-19

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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-01-19
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

In Regular January Session. Transact
lmportant Business.
Board of connty commissioners CON-
veled Tuesday. Ian. 2. 1894; present
j. $. Noodle. W. b.
Craven, A. >. Colgan and Auditor W.
w. Smithson.
The application far rebat.. of taxes an
personal property by J. Vincent and
r. A. Shope aud u rebate on taxes on
lot block q. O+lrirhs. were allowed,
and IL WAS ordered that Sl29l valuation
ON personal property errone0usly assess-
ell to Brady lsros in 1892. be stricken
from the tax list Tor that year.
On m.ti"n the application for loan
Of sll5O by scl,o..l district No. from
the permanent school fund tor the pur-
pose Of building three school houses,
was allowed. and warrant drawn on
county treasurer payable to J. A. Thay-
or. treasurer of the district for $3.50.
|. Commissioner W. b. Craven on &C.
c0nnt OF urgent businese In other .coun.
tirs, tsnaered his resignation a. county
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-01-19
OUR CLUBBlN,i list.

The SrAR h .. ma Ia arrangements 50
that it can furnish almost any news.
paper or periodical published at .
reduced prize to xll subscribers who
oAy in advance t, this paner.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-01-19
IRRIGATION

las done It. Vast sums have been
spent u,0n long lines of irrigat,ng
canals. and large areas are now planted
in small fruits and orchard patch. 9. in
grain fields and alf .lfa pastures. The
yield obtained ere 80 great that little
farms Of 10 and ~ acres are ah0nt as
much rs one man cares for or needs to
own. IL you think OF finding q new
home. l.,ek into this region where tile
Ginsh i 8 b,saa. ~ ~ wups IN Cad
send tO Chas. :. Fee. Gen. Pass. u
Ticket AGENT. Northern Pacific Rail-
road. st. Paul. MINI. tor maps and In
formation.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-01-19
YAKIMA COUNTRY. \

Only Il few years since vt was given
to sage brush ann jack rabbits. Now it
is one Of the most fertile aud pr0duc-
tive valleys in the world.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-01-19

j. D. McIIonald's little son H .rry IS
reported some better and there
is now good hopes for hi. recovery
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-14
HoNEsOaLE LETTER.
The Clerks Inaugurats an Early Closing
Movement.

Movement
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
HoNEsDALE, May 13.-The clerks Of
Honesdale met at the city hall Friday
evening, about fifty strong, and affect
ed permanent organization by elect
ing Russell Whitney, president; Al
Blumenthal, vice president; E I. Sex
mith, secretary j Sam Brown, treas.
urer, An executive committee and
committee on resolutions was appointed
as follows: Fred Tolley, Anthony
Shaik, Fred Stone, A. J. Rehbein and
Al Blumenthal
1t was decided to ask the merchants
to close all stores ut 6 30 p. m, except
Saturday and Monday nights. The
committee appointed to wait upon the
merchants and ask their co operation
was Anthony Shaik, Russell Whitney,
Il. p. Sommer, Fred Stone and Samuel
katz. The clerks are enthusiastic and
intend TO make nn earnest effort to
carry ont the early closing movement.
The next meeting will be held Tues
day, May %, at the Town hall at s 4t
p. N. A vote of thanks was passed,
thanking the council for the uss Of the
hall.
An alarm for fire was sounded at . q
N. Saturday. The fire department,
as we'll as many citizens hurriedly
donned their clothes and rushed to the
engine house, but the blaz3 could not
be located and after wait of some
time matters quieled down. Later il
was learned Two sheds on Gravity
Heights caught fire, the blaze Of which
caused such panic.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-14

ton will experience one of the biggest
disappointment it has in years.
About o'clock this evening huge
volumes of smoke wore observed blow.
ing eastward across the top of the
mountain from the vicinity of Dallas.
The enormous quantity of the same
left many under the impression that a
large fire was in progress
a report has been in circulation for
II couple Of days to the effect that n
case of small pox existed in one of the
families occupying portion OF Thomas
Bhrretts new tenement house on up
per LuZsrne avenue. Officers of the
health board made an investigation to-
day and they declare that thero is no
truth in tho report.
Q. G. Bowman, OF William street.
WAS Friday evening, presented with a
handsome banner by u committee rep
resenting the High school pupils, IN
recognition Of his services in placing
with his hands the first trees ever
planted on the school grounds
William Barber, manager of the
Piltston Telephone exchange ia to he
transferred to the exchange at Wilkes
Barre. James WALTON, of Wiikes-
Barre, will succeed Mr.. Barber.
Among those VINO attended the ora
toriO concert at Wilkes Barre Friday
evening from here were: Mrs c. II.
Mahon, Miss Mahon, c. II. Mahon jr. .
Miss Agnes Fleming, John II Ricketts,
aud Tdllie Evans, OF the Gl2'tte.
Miss Maggie McDade, OF Wilkes
Barre, visited among friends in this
place today.
Charles Dorr. editor ami postmaster
Of Berwick, was calling on old friends
here Saturday.
John Murray, of New York. ia viz
itiug his brother 7. }, Murray, Of ore
gon.
Miss Maggie Walsh. Of Parsons !.
the guest OF the Misses Powers on Broad
street.
John Bollis, aged 3J hal his left
haud mlshat while coupling cars at
Cox.on plri Tonight H. was en-
ploysd on Walter Davis train. BllIis
was taken to tho hospital at Slyro.
Miss Narl. who was tho guest Of
Miss Morris, u William str'ot, during
the past weag, returned 10 her home IN
Philadelphia
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-14
plrTsToN cosDENsATlons.
Town Talk aud Eg,n,s In and About
the borough
Specialize the Scranton rri,m,

tTgrtni 70 me scranton iIl1ulf
PIrTsToS, May IL - President Of
Council J J. Msugln has designated
next Wedn, slay evening for herring
Of the several pavement agents who
are endeavoring to secure the contract
Of paving the boroI1h The meeting
will take place at 73O o'clock IN the
town hall
All Pennsylvania Coal company col.
lieries except No. 8 and Even, will
work this week.
Employees OF the Exeter and Heille-
burg collieriea, Lehigh Valley Coal
company, were paid Saturday after
noon.
Charles Law offers to adj $40 TO tho
proposed fund for u John Brown mem.
oria bed in Pittston hospital, and "a
Friend" subscribss 81 more, making
tho total $2G to date,
The congregational meeting of the
pittston Presbyterian church TO act on
Rev. N. G.. Parkes resignation ~ their
pastor, will be held IN the Sunday
school room tomorrow Monday even
ing at 80 o'clock,
The borough auditors will complete
their work on the borough audit of
is93-1s0i by tomorrow (Monday) even
ing. 1t should have been completed
March 10th lasr, according to law, but
the delay in completing the work is
due to the auditors being prevented
from performing their labors while the
Town hall was undergoing repairs.
The following jurors from this
vicinity have been drawn to serve at a
week of criminal court beginning June
%: Pittston - Thomas Yates, clerk
James A. Dryden, boss; I. r. Staley,
jeweler Jenkins Evan Havard, miner
Hiram Eaton, carpenter Yatesville--
NJ. Brennan, miner. Hughestown-
Jonathan Jones, laborer
Owing to the large population Of
Welsh people in Avoca, Moosic and
Duryea, it has been considered advis
able to organize a Welsh English
Sabbath school, aud to that end a
meeting was held in Old Forge school
No. adjoining the Brick NJ. b. church
today Sunday afternoon
At the morning service large num-
her OF persons were admitted To mem,
bership in the West Side Methodist
Episcopal church today.
Reports are curront to the effect
that the Lehigh Valley railroad will
erect round house at Avoca to &C
commodate enqines running on the
mountain eut off.
Mrs M. Reap, of William street, ia
home from Atlantic City.
The canvass of our townsman, At
torney George s. Ferris. goes merrily
! ON and If he does NOT capture the nom.
ination for orphans court judge, Pitts
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-14
IN CLARK S SUM NIT.
Tidi Ga Of Interest Uptn the Land Of
Blue Iirds

Srccal 20 tie scranton Trbm,
CLARR's SUMMIT. Pa, May l3.-The
funeral services Of Mrs Hannah ksl-
Ter (net) Beisscker, VINO was found dead
in her chair at the advanced age Of SO
years, was conducted yesterday. In-
terment in Newton cemetery.
The dedicatory services at the new
Masonic hall last Tuesday evening
We're largely attended.
Miss Kelly bookkeeper nj the Stowers
Packing house, moved into her new
house on Highland park. Wednesday
last Her aged mother who resides
with her, not being accustomed to the
house, opened the wrong door and
stepped through and fell down cellar,
receiving many severe bruises.
James Hiukisy has sold his house
and lot, two blocks east on Highland
park and will build large house soon.
Building still continus brisk. Ole
contractor has seven cellars to dig
soon.
Contractor Meyer will move into his
new residence at Woodlawn next
Wednesday. He will have the finest
lawn in the town.
The new steam saw mill at Gravel
Lake is about ready TO start.
Clarks summit has the Oldest depot
on the line. and at present is disgrace
TO our thriving town.
A number OF young ladies went fish
ing last evening to Summit lake
Walter Purdy, Of Dalton. called on
friend here last evening
The bright sunshine ani pure air
brings large numbers of city people out
for drive over the hills of old Abing-
ton.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-14
MlHooKE MATTERS.
Crisp lens of News from Our Entsrpria'
ing Southern Suburb

Spectoi 10 the Scranton Tribune
MINoOKA, Pa, May l3-M w. Gu
sick and John McCrea visited friends
in Providence Sunday.
Johu Gallagher and Thomas c. Ryan
called on Hiliown friend, yesterday.
The game Of tass ball yesterday on
the Riverside park between the Young
Americans. OF this place, and the Morn
ing Glor,es. Of Taylor, resulted in n
victory for ths form3r by a score OF II
TO I. The prominent features OF the
game were home rms by NJ T. Judge.
Ine Young Americans Base Ball
club Of Miners Hill, challenges the
Greenwood Blues to game at any
time hereafter named.
one OF the most exciting contests in
the history OF base tall WIS seen yest9r-
day on tue prick yard between the OLD
lime Bark P,ol.rs aul the Big 6, Tbs
game was postponed aitor the third
inning on account Ot broken oa;s. The
score was about 2j 90 each siie
Michael Howlcy aui I O'Maliey. Of
Scranton, called on friends IN tAis
place yesterday
At ,ho regular meeting OF the 81,
Joseph Total Abstinence aud Beuovol-
rul society. James f Judge and Peter
T. Cu5.ck were appointed delegates 10
tie annua. convention u tho Catholic
Total Abstinence Union Of America,
which Is 10 convene at Wilkes Barre
this week
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-14
ItRMYH AND VICINITY.
News Of One Day Epi,omizsd for Hur-
risd Perusal

Special 10 the Scranion Tribune
JERMYN Pa, May 13.-Mrs. Lille
Morrison and children. OF Birming
ham, Ala. are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Walters.
The clerks will play the Hickory Bali
club Monday afternoon on the East
Side grounds.
Mrs. A. Mosher 10 visiting relatives
In Starrucea. aga
The funeral Of Mrs, Rebecca Fincn
will take place Monday, Services will
be held at the house near Scul pond.
The deceased was a sister of William
Scull, of this place
4 The annual roll call Of the members
of the Baptist church took place this
morning. The services were very en-.
joyable
The programme for the Epworth
league meeting Friday evening is as
follows: Music. essay, "The Cotton
Gin." c. 4. Baker; essay, "The Sewing
Machine" MisS Dana Rymer, song
essay, The Steam Engine" Marx
Daniels; essay, THE Printing Press, "
Miss Ella Coon; quartette; essay, THE
Electric Telegraph" J. NJ Gill; essay,
"THe Atlantic Cable" w. 7. OIborne.
General discussion by all members will
follow the reading of the papers
Pat Mullaly, formerly resident
here. and whose recent encounter wi,
white caps in Priceburg is still fresh
in the minds Of THE TRIBUNE reader4,
was Jermyn visitor yesterday.
The funeral of Michael Morley took
place this afternoon and was attended
by large concourse Of friends and
relatiYeS
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-14
HARDLY PROBABLE.
Valley Survey Corps Cause Much Com
ment by Their Presence.
Special 10 The Scranton Tribune.


Special 10 he Scranton Tribuns.
PITTsroN, May 13 The talk of the
Lehigh Valley company abandoning
the track through town. running all
trains over the canal tracks. and build
ing new depot at Water street sta
ton, was revived again today, by the
presence here Of n corpi of Valley sur
veyors, who passed NJ the canal track,
in special Car, this morning, stopping
ut every embankment, pier, aud build
ing, lying close to the track, taking
measurements OF the space between
them and the car rs they won't. The
surveyors and company officials would
not say for what purpose tie surveys
were being made, therefore, it Is not
known what are the intentions Of the
company. Saturdays Gaz tie.
Such surmises, while pleasant to
dwell upon, are hardly probable, The
right of way held by the Lehigh Val
ley through town is too valuable u
franchise to reliuquish for the N re
betterment OF Pittrtou's interest. The
presence Of the comwny's survey corps
is more likely to be due to the fact that
In the suit now pending IN court be-
tween J. A. Patterson and j. A. Tan
hill, Of North Main street, over which
u dispute has arisen concerning piece
Of land it is alleged the Lehigh Valley
company il not directly, are indirectly,
interested. The dispute hangs on the
exact location OF 4 small strip OF land
in the rear OF Mr.. TGnhilps foundry
that friuges the old canal and which ii
now occupied by the Lehigh Valley :
coal bed tracks
The suit which is being pushed by
! }. Il Patterson ia expected TO DO tried
within the next two weeks and prom
ises 10 he u roy ! battle to the bitter
eui, as the parties Concerned claim
that each is entitled under their re-
spectlye deeds 10 the land IN dispute
Mr. Patterson being interested in the
| Valley company and the fact tha, a
number Of the lattet's lawyers have
charge OF the case is considered more
than ordinary and is looked upon with
much significance. They nre Msssr'
| Darling q Wheaton. McCIutock and
John + Lsnahan.
MIR. Touhill the defendant has placed
bis interests IN tbs haudsoi James l.
Morris, Of this place who 10 justly
termed one Of the brightest Of y0uul
lawyers practicing before the Luz m,
bar Mr.. Norris will bo ably assisted
| by George Moon and Z A. Lynch,
brother Of Judge Lynch
While the p.rc, or land In dispute Il
not worth much from a pecuniary
standpoint the loss OF u. to Mr. Toubil
who now holds il would mean cousid-
cradle ns it is principal entrance to Mr.
Touhilps works by rail In the form Of 0
switch.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-14
sTRoUosBuRG NOTES.
L,,us Locals of Interest to Par.iss L.v-
ing Up tho valley.

L.,tls Locals 81 Intorsst 20 Par los L.v-
Ing W tho valley.
Sys .u' 20 ts ,rrIst.G Tribune.
STRoUD-HUGG Pa. My 10 At
meeting OF IA, Normal school trustees
hsll Lass night the new board was ia
augurhtel IL is arranged p follows
Prail-ut. Ssrly R1seakraas. vic, rras-
dent. Milton I.tter, secretary. |. A
Gardner, treasurer l.. II Nicholas. IL
was decided 90 advertise for lids tnr
the new kiUchcu and a notice TO
builders can be seen ia another column
The new addition Is TO be threa stories
nigh, built Of brick. and tie siz, ie 8Sx
o feet Bda mus, be In by May u
The plans anl specifications can bc
cen At th' s.or, OF ) kJs5uksau, 20
East Str0ulslurg
Mayor H. W. Kisiler is To New York
on business.
The Gun club held a practice shoot
yesterday afternoon.
Edward Bsoliacad % the Delaware
Water esp Re In town today.
Daniel Sp,u.eburs, a Washington.
y. j. furniture dealer was in town
VIII Erlmol and NJ R. Styac0ol were
visitor, TO Portland aud Delaware sta
tion today.
Frank Weller aud wife AMI son. OF
Hobokrr, are visiting Edward Weller,
Of Ess, Stroulsburg
Dr. Frank Beers formerly Of this
county, but now located 20 Harrisburg.
Is visiting friends in town.
Mrs 5 W Palmer has gone 70 WI.
liamsp1r'. Pa. 10 visit her daughters.
Mrs Charles Ii Bates and Mrs. Stew
arl Dscher
Mrs L1iher Dreher, Of Scranton, is
visiting Mrs e.. b. Smith. OF East
Slroudsburg, sac is accomp MED by
her daughter
William Mullorson, OF New York.
and formerly connected with the Cat.
aract House al, Bu,termiik Falls, is
greeting friends In town.
Miss Cora Saively entertained a few
guests at her homo last night. Games
were played aud ,he guests departed at
an early hour
Fern ioige. No. li). Order Of Unity.
will hold - grand social entertainment
Friday evening, May 10. All will be
made welcome.
One OF the proltiest home weddings
eveg held in S;roulsburg was the cere
mouy Performed by Rey. q. q. Hon-
MAJ, q the Methodist Egscopal
church, last night, which bound TO
ge;h-r for life Emmett Palmer. u we'll
known young man OF this bor0agh, aud
Miss Gertrude Keller, daughter Of Jo-
seph and Ellen Keller. The wedding
took place at the residence OF the
brides parents, Center and Bark
streets.
A fierce and destructive fire broke
out yesterday morning in Pike county
about a mile away from j. Often
heimers property at Forest Park. The
origin OF the fire IL unknown, but IL is
thought that some careless native in
lighting his pipe dropped a live match.
a public meeting will be held Ia q.
A. Il. Hall Wednesday evening. the
10Th inst. under the auspices of the
Order Of United. Admission free
After the meeting thero will be an in d.
iuation of candidates and installation
of officers James Walker, Jr., lodge
deputy, will be present.
Several members from this place of
the Hugh dc Phynes Commandery,
Knights Templar, will accompany the
order on its pilgrimage to the State
convention at Pittsburg on the 2lst
inst The pilgrimage is to he continued
TO Washington, Fortress Monroe Bal
timore and Old Point Comfort
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-14
YES OR NO
A Wel-Known POySiCian,WhO,
Among Other Things, Is
Noted for His FrankneSs,

No one ever heard Dr. +. Grower use
the phrase 81 think IN hts practice. The
doctor is one ol those frank, fearless. hon.
est, positive men who never hesitate 10
cay Yes or uu, Hs the case may require.
'l can cure yug OF 81 cannot cure you. "
is ll, iuya-iuh.a decision after eGamina-
iiou, nui to ths iact fact j. attributable
his remarkable record without failures.
but 10 would bH strange indeed II the doc
tor We're not % more than usually success
fol practitioner Re has been surgeon. In
chief 10 more than one ot the largest hos.
pitfalls n Obi, country. was lately Demon
stra'ur " tAysIoIuEy AMI Surgery AZ tho
M.licu-lllrurEch College 10 uhiladrl-
lAla, Ia, been elected uu honorary mem
beg % tie Mnd,co. .NLirurscul Association
isa graduate ut rnr University u Penn
sy.yanla etc. aud ie san close student
A mao with such record cuall not fail
90 Doc o slCgr-s'ui physician under uu,
cirrUm.tauv 81 bot when backed hy
cautions .usrryatitm 10 expression. a..
10 usn a more popular phrase. tho "br.
surr.you'ro.right-thrugo-aucld" system,
10 would b. more than strange II failure
overlook him.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-14
pRIctguEG PlcKUPs.
Miscellaneous Items Of Interest In Our
Northern Sub4IbI

PwrluuUG. Pa. M4y l3.-Tuerc will
be- Republican meeting 90 the Central
club room, this Monday oveuing at $50
Tor the purpose Of nominating cnui,-
dates for delegates to the coming
county convention.
J Lloyd, Of Gibson, WAS tho guest OF
bis brother J D.. during the week
There are several cases Of whuoping
cough amongst the children In town.
Horace Rod. Of D5uyor. Col, was a
visitor IN town on Ihursiay
A building boom has struck the town
aud it will now DO 10 order for the
coulc.i TO hustle and establish a board
of health and appoiu, the street CON-
missioner before w0 are visited by any
sickness Of a contagious or infectious
character.
Several fishing parties who left here
during the p.s, week brough, home
empy baskets.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-14
pvane psia and Indipnatinn

In their worst forms are cured by the
use OF p. p. r. If you are debilitated and
run down, or If you need tonic to regain
flesh and lost appetite, strength and vigor,
healthy. For shattered constitutions and
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Root and Potassium is the king of ali
medicines. p. p. p. is the greatest blood
purifier in the world. For sale by all
druggists. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-14

For q quarter Of century DR.. Kings
New Discovery has been tested, and the
millions who have received benefit from
its use testify to its wonderful curative
powers in all diseases of Throat, Chest and
satisfaction is no experiment Each bottle
is positively guaranteed to give relief, or
the money will be refunded. 1t is admitted
to be the most reliable for Coughs and
~33,,;3s. Trial bottles Free at Matthew Bros.
Drug Store. Large size sec, and $l.00. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-14
A SLIGHT stlZE.
The Vulcan Iron Works Barely E,capes
n..arun- In

The Vulcan Iron Works Barely E,capss
Dssttuc ion.
Special 20 ne Scranton Tribune.
PIrrsroS, Pa, May 10 At ij
o'clock Saturday afternoon an alarm Of
fir, was turned In from box 20. located
at the corner OF Exeter and Ann streets,
West Pittston The scene Of the fire.
WIS the moulding department OF the
Vulcan Iron works Whes the W,st
Side compidy arrived the roof WAS
found 70 be the oIly part effected and
stream Of water was promptly
brou. h TO bear upon II with good et-
feet In a shor. tim the hrem"n sue
cesded In qusnching what - few min.
utes before gAvc every indication Of
making serious couatgrauon.
The loss, while slight is fully GOV.
cred by insurance
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-14

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Temple Court Building
aiI SPRUCE ST.

81 IT w Y II.
from % am tu gpm. Consultations fee
Those suffering from NoryoU, Diseases
are guaranteed cure. Fur such there Is
the cheering word "Y's, as failure IL uu-
known ia tho doctors treatment
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-14

When Baby was sick, We gave her CastoriA.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castorla
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-14

II is to your interest to
Buy Now. The goods we
have are beautiful and the
Prices are Away Down
Lower than Down. Come
and see us.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-14

Dr. Norwood's Norway Pine Syrup WAS
used for years as prescription by u sue.
cessiul physician. IL Is IN all respects the
best cough medicine made today. sold by
all dealers on a guaranteed Of satisfaction.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-14
Black Nuns Yelling
Ladies' House Gowns

Prettily made of Indigo Blue
Chintzes, with full front and
back, rufile and fashionable
sleeves. Price zoe each.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-14

You can consult Dr. Grcwer any day At
Rooms and G.