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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-06-25
CAMBRIDGE.


Rev. f. Wheeock is visiting his children
in Boston and New York.-Mrs. Hattie
Corsc went to Jericho last week to visit
relatives. Mrs. Scion Preston of Williams
town is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Osley.-Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Page
and son of Bristol were In town Saturday
coming by the way of the Notch and visit
ing the summer house on Mount Mansfield
Friday. II. Melendy took a three-h horse
load Of guests to the mountain last Sun
day..-.Nlss Phoebe Powell of Essex spent
last week in CONFERENCE.-The. and Mrs
Turner of Warren have been visiting at H.
A, Colby s,-Mr, and Mrs. Charles Robin
son are visiting in town.-Miss Welch of
Barnet Is visiting In town; also Miss Ella
Rogers OF Underhill. She will visit in
Fairfield before returning home.-Mrs
Hiram Fuller has returned to EsseX.-Rev
II. A. Bushnell and wife have returned
from a visit to friends in Greensboro. -Mrs
BlodEott of Danville has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. II. w. Varnum. Mrs, Gordon
of Rutland Is visiting her brother, Henry
Leonard.-Mr. and Mrs. George Tate and
son OF Lyndonville and Mrs. T.. NJ. Webster
of Danville spent the past week at Tru-
man Whtcomb's. returning on Monday
Mrs Charles Prior has been visiting her
brother. Fernando Powell OF Underhill-
j. NJ Wilcox Is able to ride out.-Thomas
Long is improving in health.-Eddle Irish
is recovering from his fall.-The schools at
the Centre and the Boro will close this
week Friday with appropriate exercises
j. b. Wells of Plainheld is staying at the
American House, the guest of his son,
Landlord Il. C. Wells.-Edwin Irish is laid
up with sprained ankle,-Edson Cady of
Sweetsburgh, p O., Is visiting his sister,
Mrs j. b. Morgan.-Rev. George Wright
former Methodist pastor here, but now
OF West Burke, was in town Wednesday
calling on friends,-Edgar Bentley, an old
time resident OF this town, but now resid-
ing in the State of Illinois, is In town, the
guest of $. NJ. Safford.--A severe thunder
storm passed over this place Sunday after
noon, the lightning striking the barn OF
j. r. Holmes In this village; also the barn
of John Dubbe at Pleasant Valley; FORUM
ately no damage was done.-Mrs. C. F.
Hulburd, who has been visiting friends in
town returned to her home In St. Adams
Monday,-Miss Maggie Sullivan of Win
chendon, Mass, Is home for the summer.
o. w, Reynolds IL doing fine job of grad
Ing around his store,
JOHNSON.
Prof p A, Blossom has accepted a posi-
ton In the State Normal school at Ply
mouth. N. H.-W. r.. Ranger has been en-
gagged as principal of the Normal school
here. and will move his family here In
August DIR r. A. Waterbury has gone
Miss Annie Thompson, a former teacher
In the Normal school here, is. visiting
friends In this town.-Mrs. e. p. Carpen-
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son-Mr. Paine has sold his farm, with
stock and tools, to Thomas Brazier for
5000. Mr.. Paine goes to Calais to live
with his sister. Mrs. Willard Bugbee
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YER SHIRE.

Hugh Clark cut his foot quite badly
while splitting wood and was disabled for
few days, but is now able to be about
again.-The upper village school closed last
Friday.-Mrs. James ,Woodcock returned
home Sunday after few weeks visit In
West Fairee.-The roads. In town are now
in good condition. No more work Is to be
done on them until after haying.-Miss
Nina Fuller went to Watervilc. n. H.,
Tuesday.-Miss Grace Gross still continues
to improve and her family entertain strong
bnpaa of her rpcoyery
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CLaRH'S GRE EN-.

The Rev. a. w. Levisey. the newly
elected pastor of the Baptist church, is
now q resident of cur beautiful vii
lage.
Mrs. elizabeth Bean and her sister,
Mrs. Rhoda Dewey. were visitors
among their old acquaintancos on
Thursday last. Many would recognize
them. as age has not effaced all traces,
from them when they We're better
known as the Thompson girls, having
been non-residents now nearly forty
years.
Mrs. G.. f. Van Mort. of Scranton,
visited relatives here on Thursday.
The public schools day of this town
ship will be observed i'm the Baptist
church here on Sunday. May 10. The
Rev. f. W. Young, pastor of the Meth
odist church st Nark's Summit will
uliciate and deliver the educational
address ut II o'clock a. IN.
The graduating exercises of the high
school will be held in the Methodist
church at Ciarks Summit on Tues
day evening. May II at O'Clock. All
are most cordially invited to attend
these services.
Richard Griffin met with a serious ac-
cident on Wednesday last from falling
from a sca'fold about fourteen feet, in
juring his back.
The Epwor.h league social held here
last night (F'riday) was well attended
and enjoyed by all.
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q, voc. -

The Populais will meet the Eurckas
on the Moosic grounds this afternoon
Game will be called at $50 sharp.
Il. t.. Searle, of Scranton, was q call
er in town on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p Houston. Of Scranton
returned nome Yesterday after few
days visit with friends in town
The Avoca Hose company will pnrtic-
ipatc in the Moosic Hose company par
ade on May IS.
The Sons of St. George vii! meet in
regular session this evening.
The st. Alnysius society will meet In
regular session on Sunday afternoon
to elect officers. a full attendance Is
requested
The Women's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist Episcopal
church met on Sunday afternoon and
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: President. Mrs. NJ. L..
Van Holacn; first vice president. Mrs.
Flack; second vice president, Mrs. J.
Davis; third vice president, Mrs. T..
Hollister: recording secretary, Mrs.
Hoskins; corresponding secretary. Mrs
Wheeler: treas urer, Nrr. ciry. The So
clcty Is educating girl In Il mission
school In India who hos received the
Christian name of Amelia Doty, named
after Mrs. Doty, who formerly lived
at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage
of this place.
a young man by the name Of McCole
was seriously injured In the Law shaft
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GERSON'S,
All LackaWanna Avenue
VANDclNG.

Albert Nicol and Wells Burdick en-
Dyed a ride to Carbondale Oh their silent
steeds Tuesday evening.
Miss Mamie Scully has left for New
Haven. Conn, to visit her aunt. Mrs.
Ed Janswick.
Henry Carter was a Carbondale Wis.
itor Wednesday evening.
A. ID. Dryden, who has been seriously
i'll, is on the road to recovery.
Ed Shierer. chief surveyor of the
Delaware and Hudson company, was
officially engaged at the coliery We'd
nesday.
w. T. Jones has improved his prop
erty by the erection Of IA picket fence.
Adolf Arnold is the possessor of a
new horse.
The Misses Elsie and Minnie Roe
siser. of Carbondale, were guests at
the home of Charles Rehbeim Sunday.
Miss Maggie Maloney. of Bingham
ton. Is visiting at the home of Peter An
derson.
strike occurred at the New Buffalo
colliery near Richmondale Wednesday.
The place has been running about six
weeks under the present firm. The
miners are the workmen that are COM
planning of grievances. The coal is
hard to work and is not very clean, thus
some culm is often times loaded by the
miners, which causes heavy dockage.
But dockage of forty or fifty tons in
each miners output for the month
they claim is unjust. Thev also claim
that they are not allowed any compen-
sation for the crosscuts. About 100 mon
and boys are thrown out of employ
ment
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HACLSTEAD.

Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Holden were WIS.,
iting friends and relatives in Vestal the
first of the week
Miss Donna Kennedy. of Elk Lake,
who has been visiting friends in town,
has returned home.
Rev. w. T. Edds, of East Pembroke,
N. Y, will address the mems meeting
in the Railroad Young Mems Christian
association hall Sunday afternoon.
The new Methodist church in the
Chamberlain district will be dedicated
on Wednesday. May q.
The management of the Railroad
Young Mems Christian association have
made arrangements to give members
ard friends of the work an opportun-
ity to hear magnificent concert pro-
gramme on the evening Of May 10.
Plans are being laid to insure the COM
plete success of the event and make
the occasion thoroughly enjoyable The
concert will be under the personal sup
erVision of Professor II. j. Davies. OF
Scranton. whose ability as a composer
and director has brought him to his,
present high position in musical circles
lie Will he assisted on this occasion by
seventeen of SCranton's finest singers.
The general admission to the concerts
will be 21 cents and reserved seats, 80
cents.
Attorney ]. NJ. Kelley and wife, of
Montrose, We're visiting in town on
Wednesday,
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Personal. AND OTHER ITEMS

Travelling Auditor G. w Hankins. of
the ontario and Western, was in this
city yesterday and went over the ac-
counts at The local station.
W. J. Nyc, of DGrte avenue. enter
tanned the officers and chairmen Of the
| committee of the Baptist Young Peo-
Pies socety Wednesday, evening" Those
who were present We're: the Misses
Lucy Joslin. Lottie Andrews. Hannah
Nye. Mae Rallock. Ella Purdy. Nina
Dunstan. Cora Estabrook, Nettie Bur-
dick and Mrs. Hoe; Messrs. W. ID.
Frank and Walter Bennett
Mr. and Mrs w. ". Morgan. of Hyde
Itark. are the gu "sts Of the latt2r's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John G.. Timer
| OH Salem avenue.
Frederick Long. Il former einploye in
the Erie coal office of this city, was In
| town Thursday renewing acquaint-
| ances.
Mrs. w. w. Town. of Terrace street.
| who has been seriously i'll, is better
| Miss Ncttie Sweeney, of Scranton.
, was visiting friends in this city Thurs
| day night
A daughter has been born to Mr.. and
| Mrs. Ike Burros.
Joseph Nealon. of South Main street.
spent yesterday in Scranton.
Mrs. Thomas Cavenaugh. OF Arch
bald. was visiting friends ,in this city
| ON Thursday
Miss Margaret Kelly. of South
Church street who has been the guest
Of Pittston relatives. has returned
home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Nath5n English. of Bel
mont street, have returned from a visit
at the Soldiers Orphan Home. at Har-
ford. Pa. They were accompanied by
| Mrs. Sampson, who visited her children
| there.
G. j. Hause. of Hawley. Is visiting
| Adolph Bruner, of Belmont street.
W. l.. Beers left today for the me-
tropolis. He expects to return next
week.
William Rcsser, of the West. Is visit
ing relatives In this city.
! Mrs. Robert Vanaan, who has been
| very i'll. Is improving.
| Miss Mary T.. Baird, of Elmira, Is a
| guest at the ioTc of N'r. and Mrs D.
| X. Lee. of Belmont street.
Mrs. II. c. Wheeler is making an ex-
tended visit with friends in Scranton.
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ASCHD.ALC.

The funeral Of ,hr late Patrick Moran.
Of the East Size, Who died m Tuesday
night. took place vest 'rday morning
from III" residence O. his daughter, Mrs
Martin cummings. &C Salem street. At
10 O'clock tie remains wee taken to
st. Thomas church where n high mass
of requiem was sung by Rev. r. j. Com
erford. After benodiction Father Com
erford preached a funeral sermon, in
the course of which he made a titting
mention of the many virtues Of the de-
ceased The remains were laid to rest
in tho Catholic cemetery. The pail
hearers were: Martin Cawley, Monask
Munley. Patrick Moran. Thomas Har-
rison. J. A. Dougher and John Lane.
The funeral was the largest seen here
i'm 4 long time.
Professor pouGher. of Avoca. was in
town on Thursday evniIg.
Misses Celia Swift and Bridget Me-
Andrew were in Olyphant on Thursday
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NOTES.

The st. Aloysius society of this city
will attend the conservation at Kings
ton SundGy afternoon. Thomas Nc
Manus Will be aid for the society.
The marshal for the parade will be
John j. Mcdonald. of Kingston.
In the case of the unknown suicide
found in the Pe.tehone drift few
days ago the coroner's jury has rem
dered verdict OF suicide. and declared
that the man is unknown to the ju. Y.
Reese Thomas. of Parsons, had a
hearing yesterday before Squire Cox
and was sent to the county Jail. His
wife is afraid to live with him.
John Considine. aged Is, door boy
employed by the LehGh Valley Coal
company. was hurt today by prop
falling on him. He was admitted to
the hospital. He resides at aST North
Franklin street
John Cuiley. Of Walnut street. plym-
outh. was badly injured by fall OF
coal 1T the Nottingham yesterday
morning. Several ribs are fractured
and his ankle is badly hurt
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UNION DALE.

Mrs. Charles Ellis ard Miss Frank
Lewis have spent the past week with
friends in Scranton.
Mrs. Travis. OF Harccc,i, has opened
Il millinery store here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren. CT Fastoryville.
formerly of this oiace, Were recently
calling on friends here.
Mrs. Case. of Binghamtan. he's re-
turned home after spending several
weeks at the hchle Of Smith Coleman.
Mrs. Bessie Coleman accompanied her
home. -
Five members were received into the
Presbyterian church on profession of
faith last Sabbath.
Mrs Charles Bennett is convalesccnt
after cOuGle of weeks of severe i'll
ness.
The Rev. Mr.. Todd has exchanged his
farm for property in Forest City. ard
has moved in.u Robert Tirl!er's house,
on barron street. fol the present.
Miss Lizzie BrGat las gone To jack
son to spend the simmer.
Philip iiiehs has gone - New York
state to remain a COupl" IF weeks.
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WILKES-bARRE.
liElZ ON THE RAMPAGE.
iicnt Ills Wife and Then Offered TO Fight
n aNciyhbOr.

Charles Hciz, of Forty Fort, was
charged at Alderman Donahue's office
with beating his wife. In the testi-
mony it developed that In his mothers
house he chokod and beat her; that he
did this repeatedly; that his treatment
was so bad that she had t. leave him;
that she IL afraid Of her life and refuses
to live with him any longer On March
4, after being to Wilkes Barre together,
on their return home. he abused her by
which she was prostrated and then
called on Mrs Smeaton to SO to the
house while he went for a doctor Mrs.
Smeaton asked if he had been again
beating his wife. She went to the
house and found Mrs. Heiz in such a
condition that she brought her to her
home.
ieiz returned and when he found his
wife in Mrs. Smeaton's he started to
drag her out of there using such force
as to upset Mrs. Smeaton and tear his
wife's clothing. Mr. Smeaton remon-
strated and ordered him away.
When he got outside. Hciz challenged
Smeaton to fight. He was placed under
$1,000 hail to keep thc peace and to APP
pear at court.
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MATTHEW HARTE BURIED.
One of the Largest Funerals Ever seen in
This City.


This City.
Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock oc-
CURED the funeral Of the late Matthew
haite, from his residence oa Durdaf
street. The body was taken To St. Rose
church at go. where a solemn hiSh
mass uf requiem WAS celebrated. Rev.
w. \. Nealon was celebrant, and he was
assisted by Rev. J. J. Griffin and Father
Maloinc. of Scranton.
Father Nealon's sermon was very
powerful and eloquent and made a
of people present. lie took for his text
Being made perfect N short space
he fulfilled long time"
That the dead young man was held
in high esteem was seen by the num-
Der who gathered IL nay their last tri-
butte &C res.ect. The funeral process
sion was C9c OF the largest ever seen In
this city. The Catholic Mutual Benefit
association, Young Mems institute.
Pioneer Father Mathew society, Col
| umbia Hose comnany. engineers of the
Delaware and Hudson coal department
and the employees Of the Coal Brook
collieryall attended in body. Many
floral offerings were sent by friends OF
the deceased and they presented a
most beautiful appearance. Among the
picces was a Tyre with the inscription
| 'Our ComDanion, and q ngure repre-
senting q broken column from the en-
p.nyes of Coal Brock colliery, pillow
| from the Young Mems institute asso-
| citation. a piece in the shape of fire
mans hat from Columbia Hose COM
pany, and many bouquets and cut How
efs.
The pall-bearers were: John j. Bren-
nan and James MoIaughlin, of Colum-
bia Hose company, =. +. Healey, Johl
Mcnale, John Kiikwood ard John
Coleman. OF the Catholic Mutua! Bene-
| fit association, Joseph LAWN, or the
Young Mems Institute, and Thomas
| Roessler, of the mine department en-
gineers.
There were many persons from ont 81
town present. among them were: tf'
and Mrs. Michael Jordan. Miss Nellie
| Duggan and p. +. Knight. of Prcvi-
dence; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cook: Mr.,
and Mrs Edward Mitchell. Anthon!
and Thomas Cook. Mrs. Frank McDcn-
aid, Miss Margaret Brown, NJ. #.
Brown, p. w. w. Brown. scranton
Mr.. and Mrs McNutly. Mr.. ana Mrs.
| Martin Walsh, Priceburg, ana MISS
Nellie Curran. Providence
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PROGRAMME COMPLETED.
All Arrangements Made for the a. d. u
Convention.

Convention.
The preparations for the big A, y. II.
state convention to be held in this city
on May 10, 90 and q, are all completed
and the committees are resting a1ter
their hard labors.
At present the committee are having
small pamphlet published. which VIII
be distributed at the nationa! conven-
ton in Philadelphia on May l2,l3 ana H.
This will comprise complete histor!
of the city, OF its rapid advancement, OF
its various features of Interest and
full description of the Gravity road.
The big street parade on the opening
day will be one of the features of the
meet. All societies in the county have
been invited and the number VINO VIII
participate will be very large. on
Tuesday and "Wednesday night amuse-
ment will be furnished the visitors in
the shape of real Irish play to be pre-
scnted by home talent. This will be
| complete to the miIiutest details and
will be the best ever brought en- the
stage hy local people. On Thursday
night there will be a series of interest t.
| ing addresses made at the Grand opera
| house. which will be free to ell MEM
| bers of the A. o. Fl. societies. Promin-
ent men from Lackawanna. Luzerne
counties and other parts of the country
will sneak
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I';cndish Hungarian.

The little village of Keystone sltuat-
ed about one mile above Mil Creek
va thrown into a fever of excitement
yesterday afternoon, when the news
spread that Wosek Zidus, a big burly
Hungarian about 10 years old, had at
temrtcd to assault little 3year-cld
child, the daughter of another Hunga-
rian residing there. The Huns and
F1les became terribly excited and
threatened TO lynch the brute. but cool
er counsel prevailed and he was taken
before Squire Moore. of Miners Mills
and committed to Jail.
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HON SCALE.

The Sunday school of Grace Epis-
c'pal church will run an excursion to
Lake Ariel Tuesday. June !6. The train
VIII leave Honesdale at 8 a. IN.
Miss Antonette ID. Ball returned home
Thursday from a visit with relatives at
l'ittston
Wheelmen of Honesdale are making
All effort to build IL bicycle club house.
The road from Hones sdale to Hawley
and the road from Honesdale to Way
mart are both in very bad condition
and should receive the proper atten-
tion of the supervisors.
T. c. kennard. of Hawley, was in
Eonesdale yesterday.
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DOES NOT ACCEPT.
DR.. Day Has Declined to he President OF
the Ciudcr Path Association.

DR.. Day Has Declined to nc president OF
the Cindcr Path Association.
1t will be great surprise to many
of the wheelmen in this city and other
places to hear that DR.. Day has de-
clined to accept the presidency Of the
Cinder Path association, which was Or
ganized few weeks ago. DR.. Day Is
an enthusiastic whcciman and other
lovers of the sport were .cCngratulating
themselves on the ability of the head of
the new association which means so
much to them. DR.. Day was not pres
ent at the election of the officers. but
has since been officially notified. AL
though he feels greatly honored, he
does not think that he can spare the
time in order to attend to the duties
which would come to him in a fitting
manner and has sent in his resigna-
ton.
This will be a source of great regret
to the wheelmen. as Il man fitted to the
place as DR.. Day is will be hard to find
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OF the Pennsylvania Coal company yes
tefday morning by a fall of roof.
A pleasant surprise party was ten
dered Mrs. w. Osborne last evening
at her home on the West Side. A large
number of guests were present and the
evening was pleasantly spent. Re-
freshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Keiifer, OF Main
street, are rejoicing over the arrival of
u daughter.
Avcca conclave, Independent Order
Heptasophs, will meet in regular ses-
sion on Monday evning.
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The COntrNct SIGNED.

The contract by which the Sperl
Heater company will have their heaters
furnished by Van Eergan & company.
has been signed and the latter COM
pany Will commence work at once. The
machinery of the heater company is
nearly all moved. and the Pendeton
company are having their drawing
presses set up in the place vacated by
them. Previous to their cnti:e occupa-
| ton Of the building the Offices and
store rooms will receive coat Of paint.
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l., & WE. Paw Days.
Saturday. May 8, Audenried division

Saturday. May ., Audenried division,
at %. m.
Monday, May II, Empire shops, at
$3.50 y. m Hoiienback No. =. at p. III.
Tuesday. May H. South Wilkes
Barre No. 5. at | p. m: stanton No. I
at 2.l5 p. IN; Empire No. 4, at 3.l5 p. III.
Wednesday. May II. Reynolds No. IL.
at 3 p. m; Lance No. II. at 1 p. III.
Thursday. May IA, Maxwell No. 20. at
14t u m Sugar Notch No. 3. at l245
D. M; Wanamie No. Is, at 2.l5 p. III.
Nottingham No. IL. at p. M.
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"IIow 10 Cure All Skin Diseases. >.

How to Cure all Skin Diseases"
Simply apply "Swayne's Ointment"
No internal medicine required. Cures
letter eczema. itch, all eruptions on the
face, hands. nose, etc. leaving the skin
clear, white and healthy. It's great
healing and curative powers are pos
sessed by no other remedy Ask your
druggist for Swayne's Ointment. 80
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Mr. Robbins. of Oneonta. Is s'the guest
of his mother. Mrs. Isaac Robbins. Of
Cemetery street.
j. J.sCMalloy. of the Prudential In
surance company. has moved into the
Telephone Exchange building over the
Boston Variety store.
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b. II. Smith. of Wiikes-Barr an
engineer on the Lshis;h Valley railroad,
was run oven in Packe"tOn yards Thurs
day night und killed. Smith was ensi-
reor On the Wyoming division and had
/ his en- gine in the shops for repairs
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CARbONDALE.

tHeaders VIII please note that advertise.
ments. orders for job work. and items for
publication left at the establishment OF
Shannon & Co.. newsdealers. North Main
street. will receive prompt attention: Of
ace open from q. m. to 10 y. MI
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Cloak Department.

80 ladies' Silk Waists, odds and
enls worth $S.aS to Sd ysor
N cho,ce ,....;..........., ...,,....,.....eIso
d" Aaies Spring Jackots navy,
stIN t9WS; e. q iaas shd black worth
80" your choice........ ..So.So
d ladies s!lk Caps. lace trim.
a. mln;s. worth Saa0, your choice S3.oS
- ladies', suits, assorted, worth
a, ,sm 20 SiAn, your choice. cs.......$S.oo
. aaaiss ~ SIX Waists, special.
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| Untrimnled Shapes.

! We have many eN-
, elusive styles unoD-
tainable elsewhere.
Fine Milan and Sa-
tin Straw, Panama
and made Gimp
Hats.
Ladies Milan and
Gimp Hats, all col
ors, now 800. and i3c.,
were 75c.
Bernina and Rough
Straw Turbans now
39c.. worth 15c.
! At 9Sc. and Sl.2S
Fine Lace Straws
that were $3.50 and