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POR UNA 8f1RADA

tspioeris, estilo Luis XIV, que adornaba Ia ssla,
porque 81 los prefa11a las sillas, me miro con
la severidad que debi6 usar en- otro tempo con
el sargento de que ne hablaba en sua rstoa de
buen humor, de aquel sargento que habfa disi-
pado ell dinero de au companla cuando mi pedre
era capitdn.
-Jsabea qui6n ha venido haoe poco?-1no
djo.
sf-balbuoi6 yo;-oreo haberle oonocido.
M de Bargee.
ST, en- efecto.
-tTe hab1a advertido el paso que iba q
dar?
IA mi?
Sin duds; de If habl6 y no de otro
NO Sc NADIA, die llena de turbaci6n.
:. NJ. dc Bargca pide tn mano, en otros ter.
minos, quiere casarse contigo.
Mis- ojos debieron brillar con el furgor de
10 algeria, porque mi padre me dirigi6 una mi
rada terrible, replico:
va 10 YES; estabas de aeuerdo con 81, y
la mejor prueba es la algeria que te produce ea
to vista, y que no puedes disimular. tie en-
cuentras, pues, mai aqu1?
No padre milo, no por oierto.
-Bstds cansada de vivir en- repogo, tran
quil' sin ouidados lihre como el aire, -,
--Nuaoahe dado d eutepder semeiante
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COJUs DEUS VENTER EST

'Carrera hacer no pudo Zutanillo
con la que, q dos por tres, curs6 violento;
fu6 aquella la carrera del jumento:
I'm trote o0rto y coces q porrillo.
Garrulo. sin embargo, supo 81 pillO
con charla osada simular talento
y al aura popular, que, al fin, es viento,
logr6 deber del oropel el brillo.
Tocando do Ia intriga Ell vii regorte,
sin mas ley que la ley de la alhacena,
el criminal chanchullo fu6 su norte.
Y, zalgano haragan de la colmena,
come bien, viSte bien, luce en- Ia cort0 ..
y virtud predicando nos atruena.
Br. Francisco do OsWss0.
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ksu due1o Sc vende un coche de cuatro asientos,
Imuy c6modo en- perfecto estado4 De conservation.
la plaza la carretera, donde esta Il cochera y pa
sra informarse de preco etcetera, puede drirge al
Centro de Comisiones San Frencisco 81 bajos Tam
tbien vende en- union del coche. 81 convene al
Fprador, una pareja baya, de buen trote., l5-7
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te de Negoctos. dc comisiones,
informes y consultas scbre ,todosaloS Tm-.
mos de Ia Administrator, della Agricultu-'
ra, la Industria y el Com0rcio.-San Juan
puerto Rico), calle de San Francisco n.
91.-Direcci6n teleQrafica BlGncosd. P.
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IsrctG prind, todo & candidino
que prtmG primo todav1a el indino,
en- cambio otFa prGnaG dos tercerG
tercerG prtnaG un viejo con calvera
Este SO encuentra as1 ia cabsllera
pOrque compus0 una dos pran1erG
y 81 otro, qua prtnaG prem1G todavfa
no uegara nunca medic dia.
Joaquin Garcia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-05

WO8,-EL MEJOR DE TODOs EN- Ca
LIDAD PkECIO. Ell RIOJANO DE TRICIO Sc detalla Ca
Crst0 16 don Manuel Rivera San Sebastian 80 en-
A @ =. Oh 70
tan Oxosenes cados esn disposition del guse veroa
< ~. Diciembre 10
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-05
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F 4 B U L A
Cuentan de un COLO que un dia
Tanto cojeaba y cojeaba
Que miantras mds duro dnddbd
Atraeado Sc via;
" Habra otro" (asf Sc decfa)
Castigado como 20.
Y cuando la espeIda dio
''Hailo Ia respuasta". oyendo
Que otro j. iba diciendo
Lo mismo que el murmur6."
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lOTERIA MACDONALD MADRI]

Hay constantemente para todos los sorteos la Pc
luqueria "LaurakBatk de D. Pedro Urbiztondo, SaI
Francisco AZ Sc enviaran la Isla quienes 10 soil
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los duef1os del establecimiento de provi-
stones LA FLOR DE GALICIA Gale de
cicron de sus existencias dofia Carmen
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ElRUEN eusTC,--Uno de los mejo-

E mss e9ganteS saone de BsT6eFa sabecido en- Puerto
se adniten sbonados bay slepre complete surdo de
1aros Vlsen Capital de deben soictAY
Barbsrla el RU kN GOSTO.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-05-14

cantrell Springs water will be de livered on and after the 10th of April fresh from the springs every morning. Parties wanting it will please leave their orders at the GRAPHIC office. 4 ! dtf ARcu NTvrN
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Hood'a Pills arc hand made and perfect ln proportion and appamance- 26o. a box

proposition that things that are equal to the same thing are equal to each other, but we know from ex- perience and the worlds history that a cheap dollar worth less In trinsically than it's face value is not equal in purchasing power to dol lar worth intrinsically 100 cents, unless the one is redeemable in the other.
 The only practical question for the people of this country to con sider is, can the United States enter upon the free and unlimited coinage of the worlds silver at 16 to 1 and maintain its silver money on a par ity with it's gold? cannot, then all of our gold will be withdrawn from circulation, the volume of our metallic money reduced one=half and this country reduced to a silver basis, such as prevails in Mexico, China and Japan.
 Until the National Democratic party declares for the free and un- limited coinage of silver at 16 to and we decline as | Democrat to obey that decree, we defy anyone to read us out of the party. At the present time the GRAPHIC is fight ing the silver mine owners, who threatened secession from the Union unless the government would coin fifty cents worth of bullion into a silver dollar. The GRAPHIC is con tending for honest money, sound dollar and prosperity. We are fighting class legislation for the Silver Kings of the West as we fought class legislation for the pro tected plutocrats of the East. We are against bounties and subsidies, and are opposed to extending one class an advantage over another. No one can deny the soundness of this as Democratic doctrine.
 We beievein bimetallism, and are opposed to either gold or silver monometallism, and simply following in our fight the lines laid down in the National Democratic platform. We do not propose to write" out of the party or be read out of it. We are Democrat and to stay.
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We have daily inquiries and de mands for properties and lands described below and if you or your friends have such for sale, write HIS, giving full details, address. etc. TBfBER. GRAZING, MINERAL AND
 AGRICULTURAL LANDS. IMPROVED AND UNEMPLOYED GITY
 PROPERTY. CoTTON. CORN. SUGAR AND RICE
 PLANTATIONS. STOCK, GRAIN, VEGETABLE AND
 FRUIT FARMS,

Among our connections are appli eants to make loans on real estate or advance money to develop business enterprises. We have applications from parties desiring to ennage in manufacturing Also, seeking to engage in merchandising, profes- sional and mechanical pursuits, etc Therefore, please state the advan- tages, facilities and Inducements of- fered by you and your friends, giving full details and address.
 BELL & VERNON, INsuRANeEA AND REAL. ESTATE AGENTS,
 TOT West Second Avenue, ] 3tf PINE BLUFF. ARK.
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SPECIAL SCHEDULE
Of the Cotton Belt T. P. A. Train

or the Cotton Belt T. P. A. Train.
 On the occasion of the meeting of
 he National T. P. A. Convention at San Antonio June ,, the Cotton Belt will run a special yestibuled train from St. Louis to san Antonio, leaving St. Louis at o'clock D. m. Friday May 3lst, arriving at Pine Bluff June lst at o'clock p. m. and arriving in san Antonio at 9:45 June 2nd. This will he delightful and cheap trip, as the Cotton Belt has made the rate very cheap. For fur ther information call oh B.H. Wilson, agent, Pine Bluff Ark dtf
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Finest strawberries the market af- lords at l.. F. Goldsmith & Co.
 1dtf
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SLIGO HOUSTON, TEXAS. sit
Confederate Reunion May 20.

For the above occasion, the Iron Mountain Route will sell tickets to Houston, Tex, and return for $11. Tickets on sale May IS, 19 and 20; final limit, fifteen days from date of sale.
 By 'epositing ticket with agent of terminal line at Houston, an exten- sion of fifteeh days for return will be granted. For further particulars. apply tO J.I4. REINAcH. 59dw Ticket Agt, Pine Bluff, Ark.
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A Young Man Made Happy and
Relieved Of an Unsishtly
Disagreement by Magnetic
Treatment.

"IIow unsightly!' is frequently the :e-
mark made by some one who Is blessed
with good health when meeting person
who Is suffering from what Is termed
Goitre or Thick Neck. 1t Is indeed insight
ly to the observer; but not more so than
annoying TO the unfortunate sufferer. Many
persons have gone through life with this
annoying blenlish, thinking there is no help
for II. but they We're mistaken, for there is
II sure cure in magnetic treatments as the
following case will show: Mr.. John Nordri.
a young man % years old, noticed a grad
ual enlargement of his neck. He called
on "a doctor and II was pronouced TO be
Il Goltre. Hc commenced to take medicine
and to paint 1t with iodine. He kept up
this method with slight changes for two
years, but received no benefit. The Goitre
kept on growing until he had to have the
neck bands of his shirt made extra large.
II would cause him to have choking
sensation in his throat when swallowing,
and was generally annoying to him at all
times. He saw DR.. Smiths advertise
ments and made up his mind to call on
him, which he did without delay ana was
favorably impressed with the methods
used by DIR. Smith and staff and at once
commenced to take magnetic treatments
and much to his qualification in very
short time commenced to see the Go!tre
growing smeller and in two months It had
entirely disappeared and he was dis
charged by the doctors q well and happy
man. DR. Smith and staff are located at
500 Linden street, opposite the court house,
where they can be consulted free from %
s daily except Sunday. Tuesdays and FRI
days from to p. m.
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RRiCEBU G.

Mrs. Henry Hymen. OF New York, Is
visiting her sister. Mira. Jacob We1s-
burger, at this place.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ward, Of Albert
street. have had their home frightened
by the arrival OF n young son.
Thompson Hall visited friends at
Midtown Sunday.
The many friends OF william Will
tanis rendered him a surprise party at
his home on Main street Friday even
ing on his return from England Re
freshments were served, after which
games OF all kinds were INDUCED In.
Music was furnished by the Priceburg
Citizeni band.
John Ward and Frank Walsh visited
frierds at Taylor Sunday.
William Smith, of this place, and
William Craig. of Scranton. leave here
tomorrow to visit friends at Brooklyn,
". Y
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RECKNiILE.

Mr.. and Mrs. ClarSson, of Lenox-
vile. spent Sunday with the formers
sister, Mrs. Edgar Barber
Rev. L. L. Jaluaey will give q public
lecture in the Methodist Episcopal
church on Tuesday evening. July 80;
topic, Life Amsng the Hindoos."
Mrs. ]. P. Simpkins and son, Howard.
of Hawley, are the guests Of Rev. and
Mrs. S. G. Simpkins.
John Stelde viii leave thfs morning
to take rp his abode in Indiana.
The three choirs of our churches are
practfclng for a grand concert shortly
for the benefit of the Women's Chris
tan Temperance union, under the d.
rectorship of Professor J. II. Cousans.
Rev. s. C. Simp!Sns delivered very
eloquent sermon Sunday evening, TAX
i1g for his text a part Of the twentieth
chapter OF the first book of Kings:
Keep this man, If by any means he be
missing then shall thy life be for his
life"
Mrs. william Keetell and daughter,
Julia will visit today with friends at
ThroOD.
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JERMYN.

Mrs. Catherine Connor has purchased
the hou g ON the East Side recently
erected by Win,er X Co.
The congregations OF the Sacred Heart
church will run an excursion to Lake
Ariel in August.
Henry Artha. OF Fourth street, ex-
pects visit from his parents during;
the ccmi-g mor,h. His father Is com
ing from Idaho. and his mother from
Engllrd. They have not met in thirty
years. the father 'hcviug been in this
coup.ry that leng.h Of time.
The funeral of Mrs. +. Il. Gill will be
held today al y. ~. The interment
vii, be in Ro-e Hill cemetery.
\. q. Wheeler and wife We're the
guests of j. II. Whee,er, of Second
street, yesterday.
The residents OF Third street wish
that thogoughfare graded. They, being
taxpayers. should have the same privi-
le-cs as ho5c livb-g on First and Sec
ord streets. BY al means extend the
provisions Of the ordinance to Third
street.
Mrs. john Jackson ara fanTlly have
returned from York. Pa, and are the
guests of W. ]. Pollard. of II street.
Andrew Shalt hss resigned his posi-
tion with the Traction company, and
will move to WILKES Barre.
The streets leading to the Ontario
ard Western and Delaware and Hrd-
son stations would DE very much i'm
proved by grading a.l having a side
walk. This IS much needed.
John 7. Grlflirhs has moved into John
Humphreys new building on Second
street.
Mrs. II. d. Swick, Miss Jessie VIM
ter and Mrs. H. A. Whitman and
daughter are at Ocean Grove.
The game betweea the Jermyn and
Mlyfeld clerks will be called at 8 p. nj,
today az Alumni park. Admission. 5
cents.
Dr.. 4. J. Baker has opened an office
in Duryea. The people Of that borough
are to be congratulated upon securing
the services Of so skilful and con-
sc.entious physician as Dr., Baker.
Mrs. John Maynard and daughter are
rusticating in Gree aiield.
Miss Lyle Maye. of Winter 6; Co.'S
dry goods department, is absent for a
weeks vacation.
The public school grounds and walks
are being graded.
The members Of Crystal Fire COM
pany No. l are requested to meet this
evening.
The union excursion OF the Baptist
and Episcopal churches will take place
Aug. IS.
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EACTORvviLLE.

Mrs. Llewcllyn Thaysr. OF Nicholson.
visited Mrs. II. II. Wilbur a few days
last week.
Miss Jennie Gardner Is spending a
few days as the guest Of her sister.
Mrs. G. W. Hornbaker, of Green Ridge.
Mis- Emma Renchler and Master
Frank Koons are the guests OF l.. 8.
Chase, on Academy street, for few
weeks.
The following lis clipped from the Fac
toryvlle Tidings: 1--WE are informed
that the Westinghouse Electric Light
company. Of Philadelphia, are trying to
negotiate with our people to put in
electric lights here. AS we have the
water power o.. our command. we see
no reason why we should not have IT,"
Charles Clark he's accepted employ
ment In Scranton at his trade, carpen-
tering.
Squire Thomas Chase and wife, of
Wtikes-Barre, are frustrating in this
vicinity.
Miss Blanche Clarke will spend this
week visiting her uncle, William Baker
at Scranton.
Contrary to the report IN the Scran'
ton Republican. we are pleased to say
tlat Lyman Chase and family are NOT
going to take up their residence In
Scranton but will remain in our town
We would dislike very much to have
them leave our community.
Mrs. John Turn and son, Of Tunk-
hammock, and Mrs. Fred Seibel and two
- krkn tSsnS, to,v
visitine friends here, returned home
yesterday,
Miss Mabel Reynolds will spend tn:
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EAwCET.

A party Of young men, consisting OF
William Rentelhuber. of Wiikcs-Barre,
Reinhard Nell. Frank Warg and Gus
Frank. of this place, are camping at
FIirvisw Lake.
George Shumann, of Brooklyn, n. Y,
spent Sunday here visiting with
friends.
Miss Florence Dodge of Honesdale,
Is the guest of Miss Lou Daniels at the
Eddy.
Orlando Reynolds, trainmaS!er of the
Erie at Port Jervis. N. Y, was in town
Saturday.
One hundred and forty-eiGht people
went from here on the excursion to
New York Sunday.
A game of base ball was played at
White Mills Sunday between the White
Mills team and team OF this place.
Score % and ., in favor of Hawiey.
Tho thermometer registered 100 de-
grees in the shade Sunday.
Miss Gusse Wells and George Schardt
spent Sunday at Eeech Lake.
Robert Smith, OF Fairview Lake, was
in town Monday.
Mrs John Oughton, ir.. left for Pater-
son, N. J.. Monday morning.
c. G.. Armbruster has secured the
position as bookkeeper and collector
for the Irving Cliff brewery at Homes
dale.
Rev. L. u. Mirtch, pastor of the
Baptist church. preached at Westco-
lang Park Sunday afternoon.
The Hawley Coal company suspended
erations at their washer for few
days last week on account of a slight
break down in the machinery.
Miss Maud Eellam, spent Saturday
and Sunday at Dunmore.
Thomas McCarty visited Scranton
last week.
Warren Rattan, of Kimb!es, was in
town Friday.
Miss Cora Kimble, OF Eimbles, Is
spending a few days at Dunmore.
Mrs. ]. p. Simpl1lns and son Howard,
are visiting frineds in Scranton.
Miss Alice Winterbnttom, aeft for
Point Pleasant, n. j., Saturday morn
inc.
The Hawley baseball team played the
Amitys, on the Robinson fiat at Homes
dale Saturday.
Mrs. T.. Ludwig and Mrs. Frank
Wright left for Brooklyn, N. Y, Sat
urGay morning.
Misses Christine and Eliza Murphy
visited Honesdale Saturday.
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rent a cottage near this place and spend

rent a cottage near this place and spend
the summer here.
The funeral of Margaret Brown, who
died here last Thursday. was held on
Saturday at 1880 a. m. from the Metho-
dist Episcopal church. Rev. u. Ii
Stone conducted the services. Inter-
ment was at Uniondale.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. II. Ames spent sun
day with relatives in Waymart.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Metho'
dist Episcopal church will hold a social
at the parsonage on Wednesday eve
ming.
Seventy-two Forest City people took
advantage of the Erie's cheap eXcur-
sion to New York city on Saturday eve
ming.
The burgess of this place gives notice
to those owning dogs that they must
muz2le them. otherwise the ordinance
provided for such eases Will be strictly
enforced. The ordinance provides that
all dogs found running at large with
out muzzles during the months of July
and August shall be shot.
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CLARk'S GREEN.

Miss Bertha Consoles, of Strouds-
burg. is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. j.
L. Austin.
Among the number who accompanied
the excursion to Elmira on Saturday
were: Fred Clancy and Miss Lillian
Silvius. Lulu Keith. Mrs. l.. Datesman
Miss Lizzie LaBar and Charles Wilson.
The latter will spend some weeks with
friends in Elmira.
Harry Austin returned to his home
in Montciair. ". j., yesterday.
Rev A. +. Douglass returned from
Baltimore Saturday, and on Sunday
gave an interesting account of the gath
ering of the Baptist Young Peoples
Union" and left on Monday for a visit
among relatives in Hamilton, where
he will spend his vacation.
James Pentecost spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Pente-
cost.
w. s. Frace returned on Saturday
afternoon from Erie. where he spent
the week as juror in the United States
court.
Mr. and Mrs. James Bennett, of
Bound Brook. N. j.. are visiting the
latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. II. N.
Mott.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Welch. of Nichol-
son. spent Saturday and Sunday with
relatives here.
Amaaa Staples and family Is visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Staples.
Misses May Lille and Daisy Staples
are visiting their uncle, Thomas sta
pies.
Miss Lulu Keith. Miss Lillian Silvius
and Fred Clancy went to Elmlra on the
excursion Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Justin and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Billings. Ed
ward Ball. s. G. Koons. Miss Carrie Vos-
burg. DAN Stark. Burt Billings went to
Lake Winola Sunday.
A. l.. VanHorh Is not improving.
Mrs. Moore. wife of the evangelist,
arrived In this place yesterday to make
Y flying visit among her many friends.
Squire Nichols took u short trip TO
Scranton yesterday.
V. A. Beemer. of Shaft. Pa, and Miss
May Beemer. Of Mill City, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Young.
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remainder Of this month n the guest
Of Miss Rose johnson at Lathrop.
The picnic OF the Grand Army men
and women and their friends. of this
place. at Lake Winola, Saturday. was
a decided success. The only real un-
pleasantness was the extreme heat. hut
with a boat and a few minutes rowing
the tired and heated pleasure-seekers
We're brought to the delightful cool and
refreshing breezes of the lake. which
brought back buoyancy and life to their
tagging spirits. A pleasant feature "f
the day was the appearance of Mrs. II.
N. Capwell with large can Of ice
cream. which she graciously distributed
among the picn.ckers.
Professor +. M. LoomiS returned
Monday evening from attending the
Baptist Young Peoples Union at Bal
timore,
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Vicinity Interests.

Ka.z. Edward Katz. Sigmund Katz.
william Katz. of Honesdale. and SAM
uel Katz. OF Scranton, left today for a
few days fishing at Rock lake.
Saturday night Herbert Bassett. Al
bert Grambs. David Doney, William
Baker and Austin Sharpstein left for a
weeks outing at Rock lake.
John Congdun. wife ana daughter are
enjoying weeks outing on Long Is
land sound.
Miss Lee Damming. Of Wilkes-Barre.
left for home ysstei day after a few days
visit with friends here.
Three hundred and fifty-two people
went on the excursion from HOnesda.e
to New York Sunday.
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HONE SDALE.

The game Of ball between the Ami
ttes of Honesdale and a picked Hawley
team, Saturday afternoon on Robin
sons flats, was a. very exciting one
Errors were profiIse on both sides
There was a great deal of hard hitting,
ending in the seventh inning with "a
score Of ~ to II in favor OF Honesdale.
Conrad Miller maintained his reputation
by sending the ball farther than one
had ever been batted on the grounds
before. The ball SCARED high and swift
over the ball grounds and a corn field
at the back into a pasture beyond. He
was loudly cheered as he made his home
run.
Messrs. Emmanuel Freeman, Samuel
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1rthc rnby Is Cu,,,rc Teeth,

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup has bean
used for over Fifty Years by Millions of
Mothers for their Children while Teethine.
with Perfect Success. It Soothes tho
Child. Softens the Gums, Allays all Pain;
Cures Wind Collie. and Is tho best remedy
for Diarrhoea. Sold by Druggists in ev-
cry part Of the world. 30 sure and ask for
"Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup" an,l
take no other kind Twenty-Five cents =
bottle.
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FOREST CITY.

Mrs. George J. Benton. of Carbondalc
was the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Monroe Tyler. on Sunday. She
was accompanied by her friend, Miss
Eva Whitney, of Susuuehanna.
Miss Olive Kegler, Of Carbondale, Is
the guest of Miss Susie Randall.
Felix Oswald. of Scranton, was In
town one day recently. He expects to
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The New Ninn.

From the Indianapolis JOuinaL
Look" twittered the now man. "isn't
this just a lovely walstcoat? I made II
myself out OF one Of her old sleeves.
Amt savirg?'
And the other new man gazed at the
garment In voluble admiration.
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v. p. s. G. n. md Erworth Icnpuc

Topic cards for the next six months
printed in good style at low prices. II you
contemplate an excursion or festival this
summer. II will pay you to consult us
about printing posters. circulars, tickets.
e:c. The Tribune.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-23
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