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The morning call., 1894-07-04
ms URANCE.
INSURANCE.
STATEMENT of the CAPITAL STOCK
SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION,

JAN fkAnIlSGU 9AVINdS UhlUE
A corporation doing business at
6S2 California Street, City and County Of
San Francisco,
DATED Sd JULY, 1894.
Capital Stock, paid up in
gold coin. 81 ,O0O,OOO OO
Reserve Fund - being the
equivalent of capital
stock contributed by
stockholders. and paid
up in gold co1n.......... 11s.s04 81
SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION.
By ALB ERT MILLER President.
LOWELL WHITE, Cashier.
state of California, city and county of San Fran
cisco ss.-ALBERT MILLER and LOWELL
WHITE, being each separately duly sworn,
each for himself says: That said ALBERT MIL
LER is President and said LOWELL WHITE is
Cashier of the SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS
UNION, the corporation above mentioned, and
that the foregoing statement is true.
ALBERT MILLER.
Low ELL WHITE.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Sd day
Of July. AID. 1894.
1Seal1 THOS. E. HAVEN,
Notary Public in and for the city and county of San
Francisco, State of California
The morning call., 1894-07-04

$4,000 sfanSa Houses SSs IN
Jouh datiOns; frodtaGes: both streets accepted;
lot 25x76; near Sd and Folsom.
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c.I6 OOO CHOICE PIECE OF INVEST
. u j .UOO. ment property on Scott ST., con-
sisting of nice bay-wrndow houses Of z rooms
aud bath and = fats; brick foundations, stone
walks etc; street bltuminized; rents $1I2 so; lot
65Xl37:6.
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We are selling many such places as above de-
Scribed in Sonoma County.
Send for a catalogue OF the celebrated Los gull
| icoS Rancho in Souoma Valley
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Q0SOO BUSINESS CORNER ON 18TH ST.;
u OOUO. 2-story house in store and nat; rents
$50; Lot 3OxlOl Is.
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u OOOU. contains - rooms and bath; bay
windows: brick foundations, stone walks, etc.
commanding fine view; lot 25xl06;3.
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RO6OO POSITIVELY MUST BE SOLD;
IrOOOO. Taylor ST. and Montgomery ave-; ?
story house OF Is rooms: with little expense
could be made to pay handsome interest on the
investment; no reasonable offer refused.
The morning call., 1894-07-04

G-EOO BUSINESS CORNER on GUER-
Z OOO. rerO St; new and substantial 2-story
house in store and fat: rents 1882 per annum
brick foundations, etc; lot 33x50.
The morning call., 1894-07-04

GS600 FOLSOM-ST. PROPERTY, BET.
OOCOO. 7th and Sth: store and fat; lot 25x
rs income S36 per month
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

O'FARRELL S CO.,
IL MONTGOMERY So,
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COUNTRY LAND DEPARTMENT.

40 acres, 41a miles ". of Santa Rosa; 4 acres In
pruneS years old; l acre In prunes bearing;
acres apples bearing. very fine; balance In hay.
grain and pasture: good house of rooms, celled; I;
good barn, 40x60: chicken houses, ETC.; gooo
water; price $4,000.
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E RANCHO COTATL

T AND N LOTS TO SUIT. FROM ACRES
l. up, in
THE RANCHO COTATL
Level and rolling; 40 miles from San Fran cisco;
railroad stations on the land; boat landing near:
terms. Maps and views sent on application to
GEO. I. TROWBkIDGEq Cotati. or CANAAN 81
LYON, 2l5 KearnY ST nos Ct
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C.OEnO CORNER ON TAYLOR ST COM
u OOOO. mauding unobStructed marine
views; 2-story house Of rooms and lot 35x40.
The morning call., 1894-07-04

GOO O0O RENTS S1944 PER ANNUM
u LO.O .OOO. best piece OF investment prop
erty in the city: flats. and lot 5O1 ! 81 -: brick
foundations. stone walks and ali modern conven
fences; good location in the Western Addition.
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The charge of felony embeZZement made
against j. 2. Srqueira, secretary OF the Portu-
gueSe Society, was dismissed yesterday The
case came up before Police Judge Allen, and II
only S25 unacconnted for. This he will paw TO the
society and the score will then be settled.
The morning call., 1894-07-04
COntestants Win

Judge Henshaw has rendered a decision
granting perpetual injunction in favor of the
parties who have been contesting the opening
OF Commerce street.
Only those whose names are attl ched to the
decree are to receive the benefit. Accordingly
a committee has been appointed TO receive
names and many applicants are coming in.
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Dishonored Old GLORY.

E. ". Woodward, senior department com
mander 6. A. R., called upon a Broadway
clOthier yesterday ana notified him that In put
ting words and figures upon flags in order TO
advertise he was not only degrading the flag
but violating law which the old soldiers had
secured the passage Of by Congress. The flags
were taken down,
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GORMAN'S
cLlRKs GREEN NOTES.
Spring irns News waif. Waited Through
the Notch

Special 10 ne Syautlu Tribune
CLARKs GREEN. Pa, April 25.-Fred
Barnum, Of Binghamton, n Y. spent
several days with relatives here
George W Decker, Of Honesdale.
and his brother-iu-law. Milo Finn, Of
Scranton, spent Wednesday here on
business
Mrs Rule Hall, nee ShsdI, OF Scran-
ton. spent a short time among friends
here
Mrs. Sabra Jackson returned to her
home in Dunmore on Monday last
G. 2. Matthews and son have com
pleted the boring Of their we'll and
will occupy their Maple Croft summer
residence in the near future.
The public schools at No. building
will close on Wednesday, May .
Mrs. James Bennett will move TO
Bound Brook, n. j., today. Her hus-
band is engaged in steady employment
there as machinist
Stiles Tinkham ia seriously sick with
asthma.
Miss Roland. OF Scranton, is visiting
her friend, Mary +. Bevan.
Miss Celia Crane returned TO Scran-
ton on Tuesday last.
Messrs. Frace 81 Parker have i'm
proved their office in their store and
have 1t now furnished beautifully.
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clARws SUMMIT sPlInTtRs.
The But ding Boom l. On Personal and
Other Notes

Srasciaif 10 ne scranton Tfibun.
CLAEE's SUMMIT, Pa, April O. -
Weather fine Making garden the order
Of the day.
Charles Palmer. Of Sandy Banks, y
Y. has moved into his newly pur-
chased home on summit park
Building hoom still continues at the
Summit aud there is 20 prospect OF its
decreasing Lot the good work 20 on
The Masons intend to have their
banquet soon In the Bsemer hall
Rev. A +. DouglNn will preach Al
tho Summit At 731 p IN. on sunday.
April 20 1891 Every body we leone.
Mrs Freeman and daughter have re-
lurnei from short stay with her
mother who Is convalsscsnt At tho pre-.
sent writing.
Mrs. John Lebar S improving very
much and expects to yi'l' her people
In few days
Mrs X. a Pag. is fast improving IN
health and expects soon to DO up and
out Of doors
Alra TownIAnl will soon have the
finest lawn 10 the place
Mrs, Hampton Bartholomew and
daughter. Helen, have returned from
visiting friends 10 Scranton
Mrs A. f TsrWillsgsr and little son,
Robert, are visiting Ia Scranton.
Miss Dot Rinohnrt has returned from
visiting friends at junction
Miss Hattie Hunter spent Sunday
with her parents OF Clark avenue
Mss Flo Eycretts is visiting 10 Jsr-
myn,
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ARCHIBALD CLeANINcS.
Breezy Budget of Live News Compiled
by a Graceful Writer.
fpectdI to the Scranton TribMn


ARCHIBALD. Pa. April 81. The first
issue of the Archibald Citizen will ap-
pear on Thursday next. 1t will be
four page paper, independent but not
neutral.
A grand entertainment will be held
in the Lutheran church on Wednesday
next. One of the features will be Edi-
sons phonograph.
DIR. j. Burnett. of Scranton. was in
town today.
Mr.. M. j, McHale was in Olyphant
on business this afternoon.
Miss Maggie ,Gildes, OF Mount Yer.
non, is visiting friends in Pittston.
Mrs. Jacob Wagner, who has been
i'll for several days, Is improving.
The pupils Of the graded school
building held grand entertainment in
the school house last evening. A
varied and very interesting programme
was observed and the pupils acquitted
themselves with credit. The proceeds,
which were quite large. will be de-
voted to the library fund. The enter
tainment was conducted under the aus
pices of Prof. Davis and its SUCCESS WAS
owing in great measure to his eff
forts.
Miss Amy Malaney. of Salem street,
is visiting in Forest City
Thomas Kearney, of Salem street. has
returned from visit in Scranton.
There are improvements going on in
all parts of the borough Among those
engaged in Identifying their homes are
Mrs. Mary Philbin, Miss Mary II.
Kennedy, John Carroll, John Il. Fin
nerty, John Beck. Miles A. Andrews
and Justus Bishop.
James Mul!arkey has returned from
visit with friends in Csrbondale.
Charles Murphy, of Wilkes Barre, is
visiting Peter Kearney. Of Salem street
Joseph Hughes called on friends in
Scranton yesterday.
County Surveyor Dunning has com
pleted his map in accordance with the
survey OF South Main street early in
the week The map and a written re
port have been placed in the hands of
President Lane. Of the council, and it
will be submitted at special meeting
to te held this evening. The report is
substantially rs was stated in THE
TRIBUNE Of Wednesday. All the prop
erty holders above Henry Ort's hotel as
far as Anthony Harrisons encroach on
the road fIOm two to twelve feet On
the other side between the Swartz
property and the corner and Henry
Roth's lot the encroachment varies
from two TO five feet There are few
who are not satisfied, but tits not likely
that any Subsequent survey will alter
the lines.
Many Of the workmen employed by
the traction company were discharged
last evening, the digging of the roai-
bsd having been finished The rails
are expected daily and will be put
down as soon ~ received
Rev Mr. Shaw will come here to-
morrow with his children Mrs Shaw
/ will come mere during next week
A special meeting Of the council was
held this evening tor the purpose ot
hearing the grievances Of the property
holders who live along the line OF tho
traction compsny's extension. Messrs
Wagner. BsItes. Mcdonnell. Hickman,
Roth an Gislsr, representing the prop
orty holders, each stated their reasons
| for obiecting 10 the laying of the road
| on their side OF tho street. The couu.
ell listened and promised to do what
they could TO satisfy the eomplainauts
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mINooKA MATTERS.
The News Of Day Boiled Down to
Bright Paragraphs

Bright Paragraphs
Special 10 ne 'crau'on Tribune
MNooKA. Pa, April 27-Prof NJ.
}. Lovsrn, OF the South Side. il NOV.
ing in the house Of John Kane on
Cherry street
John Fern, Of Archibald, called In
this place yesterday.
NJ. II McDouough called in Hyde
Park and Providence on business yes.
terdaY
+. J. McADdrew, Of Ayoca, was a
caller in town yesterday
Civil Engineer Delmer G. Thomson.
of Green Ridge. and land agent FOR the
Greenwood Coal company Is compemp-
laling the erection Of new building to
be located in Greenwood, which he
will occupy as his residence when COM
plstsd.
The supervisors OF the township
should give little Of their attention
to the repairing OF the sidewalk at the
culyert on Main street, which Is In
very dangerous condition,
Mira. Fasshod, Of Greenwood. who
hrs been lying at deaths door for the
past month ia recovering
The committee from No lSi Young
Mems institute VINO were to 90 TO Old
Forge on last Sunday afternoon were
detained owing to unexpected ciroum-
stances which had occurred the day be.
fore, but they will get there on next
Sunday afternoon at 30 and will be
accompanied by NJ. A Mckinley and
Robert J. Murray, of No 1874 Of S,ran.
ton, who will lecture on the principal
objects Of the society and the advsn.
tsges it offers to members
The mnny people from this place who
visit the Scranton theRters experience
great inconvenience in being obliged to
walk homo, as the last car leaves too
soon for this side
There will be game Of base ball
Sunday afternoon on the brick yard be-
tween the Founders, of the South Side.
and the Mayhowers. of this side.
The Borderland Dramatic company,
who played here last Monday night,
will give matinee on Saturday after
noon for the school children. Admis-
sion will be 10 aud 10 cents,
The Greenwood Mine Keg Fund has
adopted badges to be used at funerals
Of their deceased members
Thomas McCrea, of Boston, Mass, is
visiting his parents on Main street.
William Mahedy, of Archibald, il
visiting at NcAndrews this week,
The work of cleaning out tho base
ment of the house of Edward Philbin.
on Main street, which was burned
down last fall, has begun and new
building will be erected in its place.
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sTRoUDSBURG NOTES.
A Dearth of Neckiie Parties-Little Para.
graphs of General Interest.

graphs of General Interest.
Special TO the Scranton Tribune.
STRoUDsBURG Pa, April 27.-Robert
Price, of Barrett township. was mar
ried on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
to Mollie Reese, Of Phillipsburg, N. j.
The ceremony was performed at the
home of the brides parents. and Mr..
and Mrs. Price went to their new home
in Barrett township last evening after
being entertained at dinner by Mr., and
Mrs Samuel B. Palmer, near this town.
j. Monroe Kresge. sheriff Of Monroe
county, is advertising the sale Of the
Pennsylvania. Lehigh and Eastern rail-
road 1t is that line Of road embraced
in a mortgage made to the New York
Security and Trust company, dated
Oct. /. 1898, for line of road to begin
at or near Tomhicken and extend
through Luzerne, Carbon and Monroe
counties to point at or near Mata-
morss, in Pike county.
Mrs. Mary McNutt, of Wilkes Barre,
is visiting Mt this place.
Samuel McRyder, of Boston. is reg
istered at the Indian Queen hotel.
Free lecture in Grand Army Of the
Republic hall tonight by Professor
Walker, of Philadelphia.
Sheriff r. w. Murphy, of Wayne
county whose home is at Honesdale.
laid over at this place last night for 4
few hours
The peacock which has gracel the
yard of j. H. Shotwell has emulated
the example of the wild man of Borneo
and escaped
Sheriff Kresge on Tuesday afternoon
sold five tons Of bark which was
stored in an clubhouse near the Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western rail-
road at Delaware Water Gap. The
stuff WAS seized by the creditors OF the
senator's. Prices were fair and mum.
Der of buyers were many.
Chatharine McDonough. widow OF
the late William McDonough, died at
residence in Bossardville this morning.
She was Sc years Old The funeral ser.
vices will be held at the residence Of
| G.. H. McDonough on Friday morning.
Intermeut in Mount Zion cemetery.
Frank CoolDauIh aud his nephew,
Robert Coolbaugh, have purchased the
coal yard Of Howard Morgan at East
Stroudsburg. The consideration is said
to be in the neighborhood Of q 600
John Hallet, Of Honesdalr, has been
visiting his sister Mrs Caroline Rob
erts, at the homo OF Jospen Brish
A. NJ Snover il attending the War
rem county lN J.l court at Bslvidsre
Mrs. John Adams, Of Blairstown, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs John Pear
sou. on Scott street.
Miss Ella NJ. lsstt, after an absence
Of four weeks, has returned from visits
to Llnwood, Royerstord and Philsdel.
phia.
Mrs Margaret II ,llet and daughter,
Of Esston, are visiting her sister, Mrs
Caroline Roberts. Of this place.
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cARBoNoalE CHIPS.
A Days Doings on IN, Pionssr Clty's
Midway
Nr.--lI b n. s.Lanlon T-l1m..

Srsoal 10 tFe Seruuio1 Tribune
CAEBOSDALE, Pa, April q -Mrs
William Carey, Of farVieV. died lsst
evening at Emergency hospital In this
city Deceased was 2S years Of age
and Ia mournel by hsr husband and
four little children.
George ~ Chase 10 spending few
days with friends in Wilkes Barre.
Mrs Frank Orchard Is the guest Of
her mother, Mr.. Jennie Noyle, in Oily
phant
Among the improvements At Crystal
lake this summer will be tha eonstruc-
tion Of driveway around the lake.
The funeral services OF the remains
ot the late Mrs Peter LOTUS will be
hell tomorrow Saturday morning at .
o'clock. a high mass Of requiem will
be said in II Rose church.
Mrs + BAlsley and little daugh-
ter. Alice, are visiting the lAtters par
ents 10 Franklin y Y.
The Boys BrAach Of the Young
Mems Christian association held u
business meeting In this place this sven
ing
Miss Kate Higgins 10 homS from New
York TO 'pend ihe summer with her
parents In this place
d NJ Watson, Of Scranton, attended
the odd Fellows celebration In this
CITY last evening
II. L Reese. oi Johnston, Pa, will
give siorsoptlc1u exhibition In Key
stone hall tomorrow Saturday even
ing
Tho black team Of horses owned by
J. I. Pethick and brother, Of Salem
avenue, ran away yesterday afternoon
on Pike street. throwing the driver out.
The team was stopped at Sand street
before further damage wss done
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coALDElE CONVERSIONS.
Fruitful Results from tho Labors Of
Evangelist Harris
SDeoial 10 he Scranton Tribun-


CoAIDAIE, Pa. April 2I-Oa FRI
day, March 2j last, the people Of the
Congregational church at Coalialo in
stalled as their pastor Evangelist X. NJ
Harris, formerly OF West Pit,ston.
Since Mr. Harris became pastor he
ceases not to continue in his old evan.
gelistic lines, and as q result thsre have
been weekly conversions ever since.
Over forty Rave been received into
the church vita others still to be re-
ceived.
Ground was broken during this week
for the erection OF new place Of wOr-
ship OF an improved style. The main
room will be 60 10y 80, finished in pop.
lar and Georgia pine, with u basement
of same size to be used as u lecture and
Sunday school room.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-28
IN AND AROUND Avoca.
Pleasant Surprise Party-Two We'd
dings-Personal and Other News.

Huu Obhoi
Special TO the Scranton Tribune.
AvooA, Pa, April 27-The funeral
Of Patrick Mahon, who died on Tues
day, took place yesterday from his late
home on York street. lnterment was
made in st. Mary's Catholic cemetery.
George Kinney, of Olyphant, who
has been visiting friends in town the
past week. returned home yesterday.
Michael Lyons left yesterday for
Ireland, his native land.
Postmaster T. f. Fitzsimmons, D. J.
Burns, J. J. Gilhooley and +. j. Ward
were in attendance at the Sons Of Col
umbia convention held in Kingston
this week
Miss B. O'Bren spent Sunday visit
ing friends in arbopdale.
Mrs. Julia Hendricks, of Hoboksn.
n j., is in town
Richard CooGan, of Wilkes. Barre, is
in town the past few days.
Miss Lizzie Dixon spent yesterday in
Scranton.
i pleasant surprise party was held
in Carey's hall on Tuesday evening the
event being the fourteenth birthday Of
Ida Boone. Refreshments were served.
after which dancing and games were
kept mp until late hour. Those pres
ent were: Tessie Whalen, Winifred
Mahedy, Annie Whslen. Mary J.
Burns, Katie Ward, Maggie Dixon,
Maggie Ksarney, Annie Ward. TesSie
Healey, Tillie Clifford, Maggie Ward,
ella Lougbery, Katie McDermont,
Bridget Barret, Mile Moore. Annie
Gilhooley, Mamie Barret, Nellie Dun
layey, Katie Barrst, Loretta Waters
Josephine Gibbons. Katie Brshony.
Patrick Conaboy John Newton Patrick
Cavanaugh. Willie Golden. Willie
Ksating. George Kinney. Robert Col
den, Jonn ONsiley. Thomas Whalen,
Martin Munley, Jonn Waters, Thomas
Buckley, Frank Doherty, Robert Web
Der, Martin Curley. Charley Druifener.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-28

This remedy is becoming so we'll known
and so popular ps 90 need no special men
tiou. All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song of praise. A purcr
medicine does notrNist and IL j. guarau
teod 10 do all that Is claimed. Electric
BItters will cure all diseases " the Liver
and Kidneys will remove PImp,es, BoilS
salt Rheum and other affections caused by
impure blood WIN drive Malaria from
the system and prevent "a well As cure all
Malarial feyers For cure of Headache
Coutispatiou aud Indigestion Try Electric
Bitters-Eutire satisfaction guaranteed,
or money refunded Price N cts. aud a
per bottle at Matthews Bros, Drug store
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-28

pot, May IS. with one OF the largest
shows on the road. They travel by
their own Cars and have show that is
first-class in every respect.
The ice cream social at the First
Baptist church was we'll attended last
evening and substantial sum was
netted for the society.
W. S. Badger, of Cemetery street.
has recently erected substantial iron
fence which adds very much to the
pleasant appearance of his eozy home.
Rev. NJ. E. Lynott returned home
last evening from visit with friends
in New York.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-28
Four Rio Suooesaea

Having the needed merit to more than
make good all the advertising claimed for
them, the following four remedies have
reached phenomenal sale. DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds, each bottle guaranteed-Blec-
Stomach and Kidneys. Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, the best in the world, and DR..
Kings New Life Pills, which are perfect
pin. All these remedies are guaranteed to
do just what is claimed for them and the
dealer whose name is attached herewith
will be glad to tell you more of them. Sold
byMatthews Bros. drug store.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-28
DURYEA OoTlETS.
Little Locals OF General Intsrsst Down
the Valley.

tne Nalley.
Special 10 the Scranton Tribuna
DURyEA, Pa, April 81, The fair and
festival recently held in the new Bap-
tist church was decided success. and
the fancy work made by the lady mem
bers sold quite readily, The handsome
plush rocker, which was chsnced of.
became the property OF Mrs. Margaret
Williams. the lucky number being 701
A largo number Of handsome young
shade trees have been placed along
Main street.
Mrs l.. H. Herman. who has been
suffering long time with spinal dis
ease, has gone to Philadelphia to UNDER
90 an operatiop.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-28
pEcKVltIE

+. + Greinor & Son invite the peo-
pie OF Peckyille and vicinity to call and
inspect their homemade baking and
ice cream. also fine line Of meats at live
and let live prices Meals at all hours
Give us call. Opposite postotiice. +"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-28

CURE FOR CRnur. Use DR.. Thomas Ec-
lectric on according TO directions. IL is
the best remedy for all sudden attacks Of
colds, pain aud Inflammation and injuries.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-28
DYsnepsia and Indigestion

In their worst forms are cured by the
use of p. p. p. II you are debilitated and
run down, or If you need tonic to regain
flesh and lost appetite, strength and vigor,
take 2. p. r., and you will be- strong and
healthy. For shattered constitutions and
lost manhood p. p. p. Prickly Ash, Poke
Root and Potassium is the king Of all
medicines. p. +. z. is the greatest blood
purifier in the world. For sale by all
druggist "
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JeYMYN JoTTINGS.
News Of a Day Briefly Photographed for
Hurried Readers
Sfeciai to The Scranton Tribune.

Srecidi to tie Scranton Tribune
JERMYN, Pa, April q Tommy Rob-
erts smokes only the best cigars since
he found that 5000
o. S. Carey q Co will pitch their
tent uear the Ontario aud Western do
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-28
LARGE QUANTITIES OF
Spring and Early
Summer Goods
FIJI Our Different Departments
Quick Sales and
Ready Purchasers

Mark the progress Of our business,
1t is often the query, How is it pos
sible to sell the quantities we buy?
The answer is, 'Tis very easy at
the values we give at the prices we
name
We have made early purchases in the
market of all the Latest Novelties
and Staple Goods included in each
department of Dry Goods We
have the choice productions OF our
American manufacturers and the
novelties of our foreign eompeti-
tors.
This season is no different from any
other. at least in this one respect
that the price always directs the
extent Of the purchases. and your
money will 90 farther with US and
buy better goods than ever
offered in this place.