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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-10
OETRHANT.

Death came instantly TO Edward Nor
iiS. OF Susquehanna street. while at
work yesterday afternoon by Il fall Of
rock in No. = mines. The accident hap
pened while he and his laborers We're
preparing 10 ire blast. when the roof
fell and buried him beneath Il weight
Of several tons. crushing cut his life.
while his laOorers escaped uninjured.
He was taken i'll the ambulance To his
home. Deceased has been Il respected
resident Of this place for the past thir-
ty years. He was d member of the Odd
Fellows lodge and the Delaware and
Hudson fund. and was ~ years of age.
\ wife and rire children survive him.
They are Mrs William Lloyd. Mrs.
John James. Alice. Mary and Esther
Undertaken j. ". Sweeney will have
charge OF the funerl. announcement of
which will BE- made later
Rev. \. l.. Urban. who has conduct
ed Episcopal mission meetings in Ed
wards hall for the past five months.
has accepted call to Woodbury.. ~ j..
10 which place he will go next week
Mr.. Urban has many friends at this
place who will lie sCrry to learn of his
departure He will preach his fare
we'll sermon here on Sunday afternoon
All are cordially invited. Rev. Mr.
GGr".:Isn, of Pottsvile. will succeed
MI i.',s:n in the charge
N entertainment and social was
given in the Presbyterian church last
evening 10y the Junior Christian En-
ieaIur society. \ good programme
was rendered 10y the little one and Il
neat sum was realized. Ice cream and
cake were served after the entertain
nent.
Mrs. r. r.. Kingsley entertained Il
number Of friends at her pretty ,..ome
in Bakeiy yesterday afternoon.
The fair and festival of the Primitive
Methodist church closed successfully
Wednesday evening. In the contest for
the watch. Mrs. Frank Nicolls was the
winner. having collected SliS60.
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Personal AND OTHER ITEMS

Rev. Ira D. hall. of Madison. y. V,
is the guest of Kcv. Y. H. Jepson. at
the Baptist parsonage. Mr. Hall was a
classmate of Mr.. JepsOn at Colgate uni
versity. He will occupy the pulpit of
the Jackson Street Baptist church at
Scranton for Il few weeks.
JudsCn Bennett. of this city. has left
for New York where he will receive an
appointment as railway mail clerk.
Mr. Bennett has been bookkeeper for
f.. II. HoIlenbcrk.
has purchased "a valuable lot from Mrs.
Mary Surdoval. Of Pike street. Mr..
Campbell will shortly commence the
erection of a tine residence
\ son was born to MIR. and Mrs. Rob
ert Davis, Of Farview street, yester-
day.
Several officials Of III. Delaware and
Hudson went to Plymouth yesterday
where they inspected the Delaware and
Hudson mines. The party consisted of
G. r. Manvile, w. \. Manville. = A.
McMullen. John Orchard. Charles
Orchard, n l.. Moon and George Bur
rell.
Rev ]. V. Hussie. of Bentley Creek.
who was connected with St. Roses
parish of this city for several years.
called on friends yesterday. He was
| here in attendance at the reception ar
| the convent.
Rev. Father Cotfey. Of this city. VIII
| be celebrant at the solemn high ma -
of requiem at the funeral services Of
Rev Father Doharty. Of Honesdale.
| this mOrning.
William Grifaths has removed from
/ Spring street to Belmont street.
| Mrs. VIII Grant, of Wilkes Barre. il.
the guest of Mrs. Horace Daley.
George HaGmerle. who has been i'll
| for several weeks, returned To his work
yesterday.
Mrs. }. T. Lcwslev aud son. Harold.
who have been vistin" III Nineveh. re-
turned home Wednesday afternoon
! Miss Alice Cunnor of railroad street.
| Is entertaining her friend. Miss Mag
| sie Norton. of Archibald
| Miss Katie GilhcOl. of Brooklyn
street. burned her hard severely with
steam while attending to household
| duties
jain McDonouab Of Brooklyn street
is very III With rheuma tism.
| Oscar Hutchna, Of clifford. was In
| this city on business yesterday
| Bernard A. Wills liz seriously III al
| his home on Cemetery street.
Mrs. Arthur LoWsley, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
phalet Wilcox, of Nineveh. N. Y, re.
turned home yesterday
j Mesdaines Frank Smith, ]. D. Fox
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Edwin Joslin Passes AWAY.

Edwin II. JOslm. one of the best
known residents of, this city, died at
ll,25 o'clock Wednesday night after :,
long illness oI consumption.
Edwin r. Jos,n was born in Holli.
daysburg 81 years ago. He married
Julia y. Bacon, Of CarbOndale. June 8,
1867 after which they resided in Car
bondale until 1869. when they moved
10 this city.
Deceased is survived by widow. one
daughter, Clara Belle. and by a brother.
George -. mail carrier OF this city:
he is also survived by his father. three
sisters and another brother. all resid
ing in Carbondale. Deceased was a
member Of the Patriotic Order Sons of
America.
The funeral will take place this after
noon al :. O'Clock
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BRAVE SOLDIER DEAD.
Philip ki,iian Cut Down the Rebel Flag
From Fort Sumtcr.

Philip Il. killian. residing at GIL Sus-
Quehanna avenue West Plttston, died
at 1855 yesterday morning from COM
plication of diseases, aged IS years.
Before being compelled to give up his
work by reason Of illness. he was q
foreman for the Vulcan Iron works in
that company's works at Pittston. He
is survived by his wife and five chill
dren, as follows: George. Harry. Miss
Nellie, Miss Ada and Mrs. George Stan
ton. who was married only three days
ago.
Mr.. killian was veteran Of the late
war. He went out with the famous
Forty second regiment, Pennsylvania
Volunteers. and served four years and
four months. He was second lieutenant
OF that regiment and enjoyed the dis
tinction Of having been the union SOL
dier who cut down the rebel flag which
waved over Fort Sulnpter.
Deceased was a member OF the l. o.
o. F., X. of P, K. Of H., Nugent Post,
G. A. +. Of Pittston. and the First
Baptist church of that place.
The funeral will take place on Satur-
day afternoon. Interment will be In
the West Pittston cemetery.
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NOTES.

The new bell for 81. LeO'S church at
Ashley will be consecrakd at s o'clock
on Saturday. Bishop 0Hoban and u
number Of clergymen from other places
will be present.
John W. Jordan. OF the Pennsylvania
Historical society. of Philadelphia will
address The Wyoming Historical soci-
ETY. this evening. Mr.. Jordan is the
guest of Rev H.. T.. Hayden
Henry Eecs and Miss Mary \. Simons
Of Custer street, this city, We're married
Wednesday evening at the home of the
bride by Rev, Lloyd Roberts Mr.. Rses
Is nov assistant superintendent of the
United States Insurance company at
Newbulg. y. \. An enjoyable enter
tainmeiit was given after the ceremony
The Ashley Shons Relief association
elected the following officers for the
year President Charles Pierce; s-cre.
tary. John :; D.efenderfer: treasurer.
John \. Jones: trustees. f.. b. Carey
Walter Payne and John Williamson
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WILKES-BARRE.
FRANK SIIAFPER GUILTY.
A Verdict Of Murder in the First D.sree
in Case OF the py yrami,er-Thc Prisoner
lu,uO\ci


Frank Shaner. the young colored
man whose trial for murder. in being
connected with the blowing up Of the
Hungarian shanty Oh the mountain
cutoff In October. 1894. By when four
men We're killed and several injured.
was found guilty Of murder of the first
degree by the jury yesterday morning.
The trial was interesting. lasting ten
days and the result will practically de-
eide the fate of all the colored people
implicated in the cr.Ele.
Attorney Fuller spoke for an hour
ana quarter and closed about !
o'clock Wednesday evening Judge
Bennett charged the jury in = Very i'm
partial manner, ana count adjourned at
6 o'clock. The prisoner was taken
down from the Jail again in the evening
and the court waited until $50 o'clock
for Il verdict -..
On the frs, ballot IN. jury stood
eleven FOR murder in first degree and one
for aCCuittal and 1t was not until Ills
o'clock last evening that they all
agreed for conviction
AT 10 o'clock yesterday morning
Judge Bennett TOOK his seat and at the
same time the jury fled into coarI. the
look Of responsibility on their faces
betraying the innort of their verdict.
Shaffer, the prisoner. sat In the prison
cr's corner as cool and unroncerned as
if he had only been Suiity of stealing
y chicken.
"Gentlemen. have You agreed upon u
verdict"
Shatfer leaned forward and looked al
the jury while his attorney asked tina
the jury be polled separately. Then
, amid u breathless silence each juror
arose as his name was called ana an.
swerad:
Guilty Of murder of the first de-
gree
The verdict was then read, after
which the prisoner was remanded I,
Jail
.Shaffer did not appear to be moved
by the verdict and does not seem &c
! have any hope for mercy
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HALLSTEAO

The decorations Oh the ceilings Of the
Bantist church are very beautiful The
verhead work is nearly finished.
Rose Mack has opened bicycle re-
pail shcD in tho Tiffany block Oh Main
street.
3. F. Bernstein. manager Of the Tex
tile cCnlnany, will have s,vevcl tslc-
phone connections arranged within q
few days between tie mill a!d up town
points.
+. II. Johnston has moved Eis oiiicc
furniture In his building below the Tx
tile mill
Several Lew houses are to b. erect
ed in to"n this s',ing.
Much interest is being manifest Il hy
all in the race tur county 81. jCIia,e..d
ent Of schuols. There uie al pres ant
thres candidates IL the field ard each
Is confident of being elected But, no
doubt. the choice OF the dii ectors Will
be Professor G., H.. MuE!ey. VI this placa.
He Is u gentleman VI rnaracd ability.
e.d has had long cNpl! ence AS teach
er In the schools of this coultry bel. K
ore Of our oldest and best instructu :
with the schools of this place as prin-
c'nal for seven Dears. II he Is the
choice OF the directors, as nearly every
one, ccr.edes he will be, he viii honor
the position and perform It's duties with
dignity and ability.
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SAMUEL LINE DEAD.
Fitting Close to Long Life and We'll
Spent Years.


Samuel Line, one OF the oldest resi-
dents Of Luzerne county. died al
o'clock yesterday morning at the home
OF his daughter. Mrs. ]. q. Laciar, in
this city. MI. Line was born in Salem
township. Luzerne county, Nov. ., 1907,
and has lived all his life with the eXcep-
tion of some years in Mauch Chunk, in
the county where he was born. He had
made his home for the past thirty
years with his sOn-in-law. Colonel La
ciar, and, although his health had not
been good for number of years back.
he had only been confined to his room
about two weeks.
Mr.. Line IL survived by his wife,
Mrs. Martha Line. his only child, Mrs
]. D. Laciar and two brothers, John 8
Line, OF Bernice. and Stuart NJ. Line
of Berwick. The funeral will be held
from the house at 9. 80 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. with interment In Hollen.
back cemetery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-10
DISEASE GERMS IN STAMPS.
philntelists Run Great Risks with Nj.
crOhcs and Such

FROM Popular Scleict.
Having successively disclosed the hy-
gienic dangers adherent to the kiss. the
telephone receiver and the towel, med
ical science has now turned its atten-
tion to the perils that beset the philate-
lists art. According to Dr. Unna. il
patient was recently attacked by a Pc
culiar parasitic growth in the beard
On making a minute examination Of
some of the hairs the doctor rerog-
niZed the disease as "piedra," which is
chiefly met with in British Columbia.
The doctors friend had never been in
Columbia. but he frequently received
letters from correspondents there. and
being collector OF postage stamps. he
was in the habit of removing them from
the letters. In DR.. t'nna's opinion the
gum on a postage stamp is an excel
lent material for retaining any disease
germs that it may receive from the ap-
plication of the tongue, and in remov-
ing stamps-even when the mostening
is done with a sponge--there is always
Il danger that the collectors fingers
may receive and communicate the con-
tamination.
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Ioyai knights OF America to Debate

The regular meeting OF Franklin
lodge, No. 3S, Loyal knights of Ameri-
ca, will be unusually interesting this
evening. Besides the regular meeting
there VIII be debate between men,
brs of Rose Of LackaWanna hodge. No.
St. OF Jermyn, vino will be present, and
members from the local lodge. The
question OF debate will be Shall boy
have dollar before ha earns II.
Those from the Jermyn lodge who will
take part are Willie Davis, u p Nor
gan and Richard Friend
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-10
RUNAWAY YESTERDAY.
Dashes Down Lincoln Avenue AZ Fright
full speed.

fui speed.
Not little eXcitemen, was caused
Yesterday afternoon on Lincoln ave-
nue when a horse attached IL the single
cart wagon of the Columbia Hose COM
pany came dashinY down the street
AT frishtful speed.
The horse WAS driven hH James King
and at the head OF Lincoln aHeaur ne
came frightened al some object ana
started off. King cndeaNored TO con-
troll the frightened animal but II was
of no use Al Church street stree
ear was passing, and was narrowly
shaved by the horse. II turned at tho.
Mitchell building striking il as il die
SO and knocking sCme of the bricks OF.
The collision checked the sueed of tnc
horse somewhat and l. was captured
near the. coal chutes, neither the horse
or driver were hurt.
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Ar BICYCLE ROOMS.
Tho Sagcs Give u Private Performances. or
IN ENJOYABLE Character.

HN ENJUNHNTV NH"I '-FN''
Quite a number of persons assembled
in the Carbondale cycle rooms yester-
day afternoon by invitation. to witness
a performance" given by Hypnotist
Sage Nearly every one in the room
was tried and several very susceptible
persons found. They WEI" unable I"
move their limbs, jump over Il stick or
open their eyes at the command OF the
hypnotist. Several We're made tn for
get their names. and it was very anus
ing to see them go To various people in
the room and ask them IT, tell their
name.
The entertainment lasted about an
hour, and when the people finally dis
persed they We're all firm believers IN
hVDnOfiSnI.
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.adics Receive the Veil.

Six young ladies received the Veil uf
the SisterhoOd Of the Immaculate
Heart yesterday afternoon at 81 Rose
The reception and profession OF ths'
Young candidates wds very solemn
ceremony They were addressed after
tnr ceremony by Bishops Hara and
Hcban. The relatives OF the candi-
dates as well as number of clergy
were present
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and D. W. Humphrey will give re-
ception al the home OF the former on
Garfield avenue about April -. -
Mrs John Moon is confined 10 her
home by sickness.
Ms i.ibbi- and Mrs r.. :. HisteJ are
spending a few days. with friends al
No IL ana WayHlart.
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Ills Leg Squeezed.

\ very severe accident occurred to
alu-s Gallagher, the son Of John Gala
CHER. Of Brooklyn street. while at his
duties at No. drift The boy had his
leg caught between two cars and his
knee was badly crushed. He was re-
moved to mis- home where DR.. John
Niles attended him. There were no
bones broken and his recovery will be
very rapid
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Mr. Newell Re signs.

Another change occurred yesterday
in the CaIDondaie Traction company
when James Newell. who was lately
appointed SUPERINTENDENT OF the road,
resigned his position. The place was
formerly held by ID. j. Duncan who. on
the resignation Of Newell. was imme-
diately aproinfed to his old position.
Mir Newell! has made no definite plans
vet,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-10
RD1g Tilliic lqD SoL)-3li

All done ava. w.:h hy the use OF HART
MANS PATENT PAM, which consists
asrEed TO tin galvanized tin, sheet iron
roofs, also to brick dwellings. which will
prevent absolutely any crumbling, crack
Ing or breaking of the brick, 1t will out,
last timing OF any kind by many years,
of the cost of timing. Is sold by the Job
or pourd. Contracts taken by
A. TOjIO HARTMANN, 527 Birch st.
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CARbONDAlE,

fEeaders will please note tha: adveTsise-
anents, orders for job work. and items Tor
puoica ton lei; at the establishment OF
Shannon & Co. neWsdealers. North Nam
street. will receive prompt attention: o'-
ice open from A. N. to 10 p. MI
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-10
NEW DlSlNFECTANI.
An Effort win Ee Made TO start u Plant

The subject of eleztrozone for dis
iniec,anl is again brought before the
councils by the visit of Joseph Decks
of New York who represents the man.
ufacturers of Wolfe's electrozone tor
the treatment Of sewers.
Last year Mayor Rendrick took great
interest in the matter and visited the
great Ricker's Island plant. Nothing
was done. however, and the subject viii
probably be dropped until the extension
of the main sewer.
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ITS CURE

as now ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN in ninety
out of h, ndred cases where the ruptu Q can
be returned. give a written guarantee to
cure No knife, NO Inconvenience, no opera
tion; no detention from business, and no truss
to annoy you afterwards. One visit to nv
office weekly for from four to eight weeks Is
ALEX. P. O'MALIEY, Rupture Specialist
Washington street, Wilkes Barre, Pa.
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Seemed SufRicicnt

Mrs. Tono-"So you're going to send
your daugh er 10 Wesleyan. Why not
Vassar?"
Mrs. update--"The Vassar colors don't
become her." r."--Philadephia Record
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NO DISGRACE

to be ruptured, but it is very annoying and
sometinl S dangerous. Until recently 1t was
thought to b. incura Ia WITHOUT an operation,
but thanks to scientific r.search
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MRS. GOOLD'S GRATITUDE
NOW SHE WAS RESTORED TO
HEALTH.
Condition BSiors &Ed -.f,er t,.e Birth
Va hsr Guild.

From every city, town and hamlet ON
this vast continent, come letters from
suffering women: from those whose
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-10

No letters are Published without the
request of the writer. The strictest
confidence is observed. The following
letter represents thoUsands:-
IL always enjoyed good health I'M
til six months before the birth of my
babe. Then was very weak: my bacl;
ached all the time. My physicians
said would be all right after the birth
of the child, but l was not, although
at that time had the best of care.
The pains in my back were almost TN.
bearable. had leucovrhGa in its
worst form; transformations were pain
full. .. ,....
ANY work or care would entirely
unnor,L me. When my bab. was IL
months old, friends persuaded me to
take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. Before had taken one
bottle felt the effects. My back did
not ache SO badly, and l felt strongA.
After taking four bottles / felt we'll.
My ambition returned, menstruations
were painless, leucorrhGa entirely
cured, and l could take care Of my
babe and do my housework. shall
always recommend your Vegetable
Compound for all women, especially
for young mothers. ."-MIs. II. L.
GooLD, Oregon, Wis. ..- .
If Mrs. Goold had been we'll before
the birth of her child, subsequent
suffering would have been avoided.
Lydia E. Pinliham's Vegetable Com.
pound should always be taken before
and after birth. in order that the
system may Withstand the shock.
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RUPTURE

IL one Of the very common aim nts Of man
kind. II is usually the result OF hard work or
ov. r-exertion. and IS oftentimes the legacy Of
fevers or severe attacks Of sickness which
leaves tn. alb iominal m lscles in a weaken d
condition. allowing the protrusion Of bowel
II in
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-10

physicians have
been unable "
assist them, Or
from that nun
! berlcss class
. whose ccc6-
!; Gcncc in Mrs.
Pial;iiumS al
\ vice and the
y cnrat;yc prop.
II critics of her
n Vegetable
Z Compound Is
pabcuulcd.
Every letter
cCived from wo-
en- iS recorded.
Id huadrc5s OF
'.unes of eases
eated aid in fur
;hing practical
formation for the
= ~
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80, We'll Described

DO you know Bilk?"
know the internal scoundrel Why
he" . ,.
"Ah! I see you do knew Chicago Post.
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!. THE !
LEADER
'24:'2s y'n''s Ave.

In our 3mmodiou> store Gus.
TONERS cDm make purchases with
out any incOnvenicncc whatsO.
ever. /Bear in mind that we keep
only Such goods as We know To he
firsX.class in every particular.
O6r prices, We feel confident. you
Mill always find lower than the
/lOwest. Below we offer some
Special Values in our different dc.
partmcnts:
IL pieces OF Atwood black serge
good quality. Leaders Price &c;
10 pieces of black dguret monair'
Leaders Price l9c
Z, pieces of checked and plaid dress
goods, have been 3oc. Leaders fr'c'
l9c.
"A pieces Of colored fancy silks and
satins, real value hoe. Leader t''-'
25c. -.
- pieces of fancy silks in all the new
colorings, would be cheap III ''c' l'"'
er's Price jac. ,u
find all the latest novelties in lrimmr,'
and untrmmed BATS. feathers now
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We guarantee satisfaction IL ever!
instance.
We have just put or sale - Paris, III
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and solicit your inspection. ,,,.,.,o.,
5 doz. ladies' figured hrilliantihcs
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90 ladies' navy and black ha,nr'
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One LOT Of ladies' black figured silk
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s2ss.
100 childrens' REFERS in navy only
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Is doz ladies' laundr,ed shirt waists
nice. new, neat designs, extra iarS.
sleeves, this lot is a special ol1eril!S
worth I5c. Leaders Price 39c.. sizes
81 to A.
Superior quality mems web suspend
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Boys Fauntleroy blouse waists
beautiful in make and finish. Leader :
Price 4gc
In parasols We are showing all the
newest and latest devices. Prices
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Kid gloves in all colors and styles
Leaders Prices CSC, Sl.N, SIS ahc
$3.50.
one more lot Of the celebrated J. Il
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usual price $l.c0. Leaders Price 59c.
W. +, corsets in white and gray
Leaders Prices 41C,, ,5c. and Sl.VO.
100 pieces OF short length g!nghams
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250 pieces of organdies, dimities
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one case OF fine zephyr ginghamS
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25 doz cotton't towels every body scll'
them as i bargain AT o.. Leader
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