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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-02
HOW TO BE
BEAUTIFUL,
= R Z. c .
A Bottle Of the Misses Belts Cele.
bated Complexion Tonic Without Cost
This generous offer Is made In
order that all may have an oppof-
tunlty to test It's wonderful merits

Beauty's chief charm Is the complex
ion. If the skin Is clear and smooth, .
woman will be classed as beautiful even
II nature has not given her pefect
features.
The Misses Bell, Of 70 Fifth Avenue.
New York, when they placed their now
justly Celebrated Complexion Tonic be-
fore the public, gave to those suffering
from poor complexions a boon long
needed. Thousands have made their
skins absolutely perfect by It's use.
Now, in order to still further intro.
duca it, the Misses Bell will give to any
lady writing them during the present
month an opportunity to try one large
bottle phe price Of which Is SD al
absolutely no cost. Do not walt, but
SEND AT ONCE.
The Misses Bells Complexion Tonic
is not paint or powder to cover up the
freckles, pimples or moth patches, but
Is, as its name implies, a tonic for the
skin. 1t eradicates the blsmish entirely
and forever. 1t not only does this, but
it beauties the skin, smoothing away
wrinkles, drawing out ALL discolora-
tions, removing all pimples, acne,
eczema or roughness.
The Misses Bell have Mt their parlors
more than ten thousand letters from
patrons acknowledging wonderful i'm.
provcment' in their compleIions. The
Misses Bell have never used testi.
moninl in public print, as they value a
~oman's delicacy in such things, but
the original letters can be seen any
tmo Mt pnrlors. 7o Fifth Avenue.
Remember an opportunity given you
10 try one bottle of this really wonder
ful Tonic for the skin FREE. Address
THE MISSES BELL
10 Fifth Avenue, New York City
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-02
3 E:E:C HAM
PILLS
Small Pills for Big Ills like
INDIGESTION
CONSTIPATION
BILIOUSNESS
10 cents and IS cents-Druggists.


and Mrs. George Mofatt Of Bingbamson, Memo
rial dar.
Mrs W. H. Meodo, Of Binghamtua, WIS q
pleasant callor In town wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs II. Tewksbury, OF Afford, vtsitod
friends in town last wsek
Miss Ella Carr Is spending . portion h hos
summer vacation with friends at Blk lake
Mrs. J. Gleason Is spending few days b.
Scranton
Miss May Talbot has gonO TO Brooklyn, whore
she will reside with her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Mead, Of Dingbsmton, ara
visiting at the home OF T. n. Mcconnell. In the
township.
The Young Peoples Christian Endcavor society
Will hold Ice cream social In tho Presbyterian
church parlors on Thursday evening Juno l.
Dr. g. p. Clements and family, Of New Yo-k
city, arrived Thursday evening and will reside
here for the summer.
Slrs. Bert Turner is entertaining her mothes.
Mrs Patrick Dunn, OF Pleasant Mount, Pa
Mr.. and Mrs j. II. Stafford havu tatn w
their residence at Heart lskn
Nr. Thomas IIutchings and his friend Nv.
Jackson, Of Iiallstcad, were pleasant collcrs IN
town Sunday afternoon
Howard GrifFths, OF Brishville visited thenIk
In town the first Of the week.
Our summer school OF rpyiew Is progressing
fnoly under the managpments OF Professor \.
A. Benson and Peass.
Mr.. w. II. schpper. Is spending . hw dGss
with his parents In Jersey City.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-02
UNIONDALR
Special TO the Scranton Tribupo.

Special TO the Scranton Tribune
tn'ondale, June L-Mcmorial Day passed oft
very quietly. Individuals visited tho cemetery
and decorated the graves Of tho ''heToic dead"
and chose OF others
Stephen Bronson lately imported . carload Of
horsts, to be disposed Of by private sale
FrEnE Couch, Of Carbondae, was q wel.oms
visitor in the borough Wednesday.
MI, and Mrs. J. r. Baa spent Memorial Day
at Pleasant Mount,
7. W. Burdek lectcursd on Good Citizen.
SHIP Thursday night In the Methodist church
Albert s. jenkins. who is soil 4tor tor h,
Keller grocery hrm, Wilkes Barre, spent . shor,
vacation With So. father, Rev. n D. jenkins
lately,
Many here were pained 30 learn Of the death
Of H. W. Bovard, sun Of Superintendent Ba> rd
OF Hcranton. lie was principal OF our graded
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-02
Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, June l.-Cattlc-SIccrs moderately
active and Saturdays pricesi sutoh.rs stock
Slow shade lower natives, best on Sils today
steers, A90a56o;po or 20 medium, stIo,i. %;
selected feeders, dull, S425aAg5; mixed stock.
ors weak, a350a4 10; cows, f3s4 25i hsiisrs 81 rs
ai,G5; Gamers, 81 l0a2. .VOi bulls tlov, S275
495; calves, about steady, S5a7 T-yu ted steers,
steady, y, ,5os5 10; TcEa' grass tccrs, Sr3sI 10 ;
Texas bulls, S,lOaSd0. Hogs-StfsnK 10 high.
or, closing weak; tops, 1920; mixed and butch.
ers, s'a5,20; good to choice heavy, IS l0a6. 80;
rough heavy, - 05a505; light, Si05a5i3 bulk
ot sales, S5l0a515, Sheen and Lambs bs--HeAk 70
l0c lower; except for choice; good - choice
wethers s5a5.50; fair to choice mixed, A.2ha5;
western hseep, &.l0a5i0i ycarngs, s. i0a5. ~;
native lambs, SSa7: western lambs, s6a7: spring
lambs. btst. steady; other: weak. sa75o
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-02
NICHOLSON.

Special TO the Scranton Trituna
Nicholson, Juno Mrs Lucy Tifruny and
daughter, Flora, who have been spending several
months in Philadelphia, have returned hornc
Mr.. Frank Cornell has 10 far recovered from
hi. accident a. TO be sblc 10 walk about
The Women. Christian Temperance union will
meet at the home OF M and Mrs. IL @. Mack.
on Tuesday evening.
Union services will ho held IN tho Methodist
Episcopal church on Sunday evening Tbs
Christian Endesvor and EpwUrth league suctetics
will also hold union services at the same place.
There will be services In tho Univetsal tss
church on Sunday evening
Nr. and Mrs. Frank A. Baker sr0 Spending q
couple OF weeks on . pleasure sip 10 NV Yusi
city aud Philsdephia.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-02
ALBERT LEA, MINI
The Peruna Medicine Co. Columbus, o.

The Peruna Medicine Co, Columbus, Oh
Gentlemen-"Although my school
does not believe in patent medicines, /
have found 1t to be fact that Pcrun IA
is II grand and valuable me dicine.
| have known it to cure Mrs.
Sampson, suffering with an In.
famed womb, aggravated by ma.
laria, after the doctors had failed
to help her.
Another Of my former patients suf.
fered with complication of female
diseases. She was 80 thin, nothing
but skin and bones, but Peruna
cured her and she Is today in good
health and good flesh"
Lucy Ann Heiser.
Grad Nurso from Homeopathic Hos
pital of Minneapolis. MINI.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-02
Buffalo Live Stock Market.

Fast Buffalo, June L--Cattle--Feeling weak;
ycsls, s5so,75, Hogs--Activs and 6slOo, higher
best heavy, s5.l0A547hi bulk $780, mixed and
e. ;Qs5st; light, IS; pigs, S,25; rouEhs, sLooa
A75. eh.ep and Lambs hs-Active and higher for
lambs: tops, So 4Oao.b0: ilir TO good S.T5ao. rs,
,'ul!s and common, s75Os5s0; mixed sheep tops,
- h0N.s5; eulls and common, s2a6; wethcrs.
q. 9O15 rs; strictly yesrliRgs, s6 l6s5.2o
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-02
Chicago Grain and Produce.

ch,esso, June Wheat Tieldcd very stub,
bsrnly 10 the breakup Of the drouth IN the north.
west and closed steauy; July Ic, under ysstsr.
Shade down. Proyir:ns closed hca,y. C,sh
quotations were As follows: Flour-GuH and
steady; No. 5 ,prEg wheat, oil5Is5.c. Nn.
low, S7i4a377sc.; 80. & eats, 2l7Ia22c No. 1
white, 2iha2i%c; No. 3 white, i8Is24E;c: Ss
rye, Soc; barley, Sgl2'I7c.; 30. J naI ,esd
pork SlOall; lard &C. COa6 72l.; ribs, % 3oso 65;
shoulders 6iaaG'ic; clear sidcs, soO0a;; whls,
key, 81. %; sugars, unchanged.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-02
East Liberty Cattle.

East Liberty, June l-Csttle STEADY; extra,
tS7b. prime. IS, loss.bo; common. Ss6Ost -
noGI-slesdy; prime h.sVss Ss9Ms5s5; me.
diuns, IS. B.soaS,s25i; heavy Yorksn, S. i5a5. .s0i
light Workers. $40; pigs tSshls; rouEhsi -. 30
bIb sheeP-Frm: shaies uethers, S7sa., o1I
common. -. 5oss; choice lambs. s6a6,25; CON.
mon to good, ss.5oaasa, veal calves, 81. 26aoft
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-02
New York Live Stock Market.

New York. June i.--Beeves-Slov 10 dull but
prices steady; steers, g. i5Oa5.50 disttllery Ted.
S525sh50; hrlls, f4s4lO; COWS, 81. i0at IS
DO. az mixed calves, H.eO. sheep-in ever
supply; prices Is Is5c. lower; y,arlngs, arm;
lambs, steady 10 loc. higher; sheep, sS.6oa5.lQ;
yearlings. t5.25so75; lambs, s7AsI0; tops, Ss 80.
lIoEE-NaTkst at nost nominsii feeling q trhs
nTm.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-02
FREMONT, WAIST.

The Peruna Medicine Co, Columbus, O.;
Gentlemen--"For years l suffered
with female trouble which was
aggravated IL caught the slight
est cold. A neighbor who had been
very much benefited by using Peruna,
advised me to try 1t, and / gladly pro.
cured bottle, found Peruna won
derful healer l felt better each
day, and in II couple of months
felt as well, and began to enjoy
life as never before,
II sleep and eat WELL. and Peruna
not only cured me but prevents me
catching any cold, and as long as l
have bottle in the house my family
needs no DOCTOR"
Yours respectfully,
Mrs. Theresa Keller.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-02
BRADFORD COUNTY.


Ts~snda, Juns l.-At last the first show Of
this season Is billed by LUvdy BrUthsrs' Olympia
shows fr this place neat Monday and Tuesday.
The attractive features arr trained ponies, dogs
and monkeys, and q whirlwind Of run is enjoyed
from beginning 70 end OF tho performance,
~ stated by the press A tree balloon ascension
h given hy Professor kcDsde every day. The
company travel in their constructed ears and no
doubt large crowd will give them q warm re-
ceptiun
Wilson Vsndsrpod Is undes arrest being
charged with forgery.
J, ". Huntley. of Dinghimton, has been ar.
rrsted a. Nlfes'Bsus on a warrant for steal.
ing horss al AZ Athens stabla lie confessed
hs thetN
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-02

State OF Ohio, CITY 0t TOledo, Lucas County, IS. /.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he 10 the
senior partner Of the hrm OF =. J. Cheney &
Co.. doing business IN the City Of Toledo County
and State aforesaid, and that said hrm rli1
pay the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
eNrvc b. the ues Of HALLS CArARRH CURE
FRANK J. CHENEY.
sucrn 70 bsfor me and subscribed In nE
pressne., this eth dny OF December, A. D., 1885
tsesll A, W. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
HAlrs Catsrrh Cure Is taken internally and
acts directly on th' blood and mucous suriscss
Of the systtn, Send tor testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists, 75c
Halls family Pills are she best
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-02
Scranton Wholesale Market,

Corrected by II. G.. Dale, u Lsckawanna Ave)
Buttcr-CrtamGry Sic; dairy tubs, zoe.
Eggs-Select western, l4c. nearby state, 14Ac.
Cheese-Ful cream new, lllsal2c.
Beans--Psr bu,. choice marrow, 81, 49, medium,
$3.50; pea, $3.50.
POtRtCes-i5c.
Bermuda Onions-fl,Et
FlouT-Best patent, 525.
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viii
not III
with their
Medicine
InbuS,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-02
FOREST CITY.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Forest City, June i.--IIenry Dunn, Ci IIprrtck
Center, visited Forest City friends THURSDAY
meeting Of the subscribers OF the proposed
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-02
Oil Market,

oil City. June 1.-Credit balances 81 Ger.
tiAcates no bid; shipments, 07.333 barrels; ay.
craze. 93.sol barrels; runs, l0o,03S barrels.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-02

n1hoNl, w AShs
The Peruna Medicine Co, Columbus, o.
Gentlemen-"Last spring had oc.
casion to observe the bsneficent results
OF Peruna, when a prominent mem.
be. of our Relief Corps, who had
suffered torture with kidney and
other troubles OF this pelvic or.
gan, was completely restored
through the persistent use OF 1t.
''I tried 1t for severe and contin-
ued backache and found Peruna the
only remedy 30 far tried that could
ever cure me. am we'll and strong
now, and although four months
have passed since my recovery,
l have not had a nom ept's pain
since"
Mrs Jane Baxter,
President G. A. R Relief Corps
Evening star., 1900-04-25

reception and wedding supper at 4lO Mon
roe street. Anacostia Tho bride was at
aeo IN brown cloth travelling costume
nhey Left on the 10 o'clock train for New
iork city, Philadelphia and Camden. y. ].
AS soon as Mrs. Root hes sufficiently re-
covered from her present Illness she will
and change
MISS Elizabeth Gertrude Lochboeler and
Mr. Thomas Gilmor McKnew were quietly
. tsu TINS morning and left on the IL
Siock train for New York where they
VIII remain for several days. Mr.. and Mrs
Mchnew Will be at home to their friends
atter May o at 3469 Morgan avenue north
west. ~ '
The Golden Chain Social Club gave its
sixth informal bali last evening at Confed
crate Veterans Hall, 1lth and f streets
northwest Admission was by card only.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel E. wheatIey and
tamily have left the city for their country
nome near Bethesda. Md, but will return
ABOUT two weeks prior to the 9th Of June
the date set for the wedding of Miss Laura
Nheatiey and Captain William c. Daw-
son. L. s. VI. c.
Mrs. Mary Hutchfngs OF winterset, Iowa.
and Mrs Alexander Taggart of Indian
apoiis' lnd, are the guests OF Mrs W. s.
ooell, NO. 3 5 street northwest
Evening star., 1900-04-25
DIED..

ALEXANDRIA. All the members Of the Reapers'
s"ciety SOC & are requested to meet az The MetI"pci-
streets northwest. on Thursday, April ~, 1880,
ter IoVf 20 s N l,errI n o. 5SF SST .5tf r1s @
A. SMITH, Sec.
CoUGHIIN. On Tuesday. April "a 1900. at .
AN after after a SHORT illness, JOIN ! COUGH.
residence. 524 Tth northeast.
Requiem mass at st JosePhs Church Thursday
morning at O'Clock. Friends and relatives in
vited TO attend. -
FOSTER. On Wednesday morning. April -. 1900,
at 2:39 at her residence 2oa9 = street north
west. LILLE, daughter Of Jane and the late
Funeral private.
ForLKE. On Tuesday. April -, 1900 at GAS
pm. ANNIE c. F0tIkE NEE Fitzgeraip. be,
loved wife of Van s Foulke in The thirty third
Funeral from her late residence. 1910 New jersey
eclact % a%. i Reat1es r a5d fsnds Rai rsspsctg sg
invited to attend. 2.
GAFFARD. On Monday. April %. 1860. EDMOND
I. GAFFARD, son Of William II. and the late
Rebeces A. Gaffard, aged twentynine years
Funeral from the residence of Mr.. John T. Ward,
April g at IS 6R aS m Reat3es aSi
friends in-ited to attend. 2.
GETTY on Tuesday. April "a. 1900 at II 30 am.
ALENINA HARRISON GETTY, sged sixty mine
Funeral at $50 am. Thursday from late resi-.
dsnee. & sl5 18th @ street northwest InterInent at
lives invited. philadelphia and Baltimore "a.
pers please copy 2.
HICKEY. On Tuesday. April "a 1900. at 1890
pm. JOHN HICKEY, native Of County Clare.
Funeral on Friday. April 27. . am, from his
mass at St. Joseph's Church Friends and reII-
tives invited 10 attend. -
KING. On "Wednesday. April 25. 1900, at am.
after & sh2r, u Hines Of l, Pnenm,oqia ANDREW
of Mary l.. King Of Georgetown, ID. 6
Funeral from his late resden"e; si2 peiaware ave
northeast. Friday at $3.50 o'clock. Requiem
at ST. Aoysus Church at 10 am. -
MATTHEWS At her home, Clifton Ioudoun
oay fs SAITH ygpis G. N %PS Rf PSS1in widow ID Ap f &
Burial from Friends Meeting House. Waterford, at
3 O'Clock Friday afternoon- baltimore papers
please copyJ
SAMTEL BARTLETT PARRIs native Of Port
land Me-, but for sixty years resident Of this
Funeral services at his late residence. sIs Con-
nscicut ,tn; ahusd1E Ap5l 2d at S
Me-. papers please copy
RAMSEY. Departed this life Tuesday. April 20,
1900, at her parents residence lsao,3 street
s sss S sS ae aged ds%eeT %e 81
one month and seven days
papers please copy.l
STEWART On Monday, April g.. 1900. mid
west. WALTER STEWART beloved husband q
FnsraI Lane from St. MsetheTs 6hurcS, Thursday,
April %. at 10 Relatives and friends In
vited. No flowers. 2s
WEAVER. Wednesday. April -. 1900. 1890
am Mr. OREN W. WEAVER. chief clerk. De-
partInent Of Labor. 2s
In Memorfam.
HOFFMAN. In loving remembrance OF our dear
father, HENRY HOFFMAN, who died four years
ago today, April .. 1896.
On the Of life eternal.
Oh let all our hopes be laid;
This alone, forever vernal,
Bears a leaf that Will not fade.
BY HIS LOVING DAUGHTERS.
WEBER In loving remembrance OF dear and
devoted husband and father, HENRY q,
WEBER, who died six years ago today, April
25, 1s94.
BY HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
Evening star., 1900-04-25
Flat Ware-Triple Plate.
Infants
Department.

Clothing for the little folks is
wanted. and there is a most delight
ful collection in the infants depart
ment Hats and Bonnets of every
quaint, pretty sort, American and
foreign, 25c, to $4,000.
Null CAPS. close-attin2, tine tucks finished with
bFtitl Ties EAact-
Null caps of tuckS and fea athprSt Itching finished,
with r1iitie edged with lace. Each .5ac.
Null Caps Of line tucks. trimmed with double
rlrh.. edged with lace anil ribbon Each 80 T5c
Hand ma.ie Null Caps. fine tucks and Insertion.
finished with ruffe. edged with lace Each. Zoe.
lTi.r-Inade Null Caps fine tuckS fearherStitt-ns
aud Insertion rUtde edged with lace Each. 81 %
thhiren's sun Hats, two STYLES. corded hats with
crown hutton"d and large Lawn Hats with dou-
BILE ruff. trimmed with lsce Earh. 81 10
Ss.,.Jfld fs-,r.
Evening star., 1900-04-25
Summer
Corsefs.

We know OF no better makes than
the following. The best OF materials
are used in their construction. and
the experience OF many years with
them warrants our recommendation
" g, G. C.'r>-fS. good quality net. long waist.
~ =, - --i'r
". g g t"f~etS- god quality net medium and
AR . 30
W g 6. '.'7seis. English net. extra long medium
X x - t"rs"ts. Imported net. extra long.
Nrs4 -. 4ii'- >i't- Ilt- Slbp
Thomson ''l"ve-httlns CuTSets. imported net cx
trH bong, Inrdinm AMI short. Pair. 81 Oo
W = 9. '01S'-tS imported net. high bust, short
Eij~ Pair. . 81 ~
T. Il tor~ets. English MT. medium and short
sS4.c,sy! fonr.
Evening star., 1900-04-25
Summer
Furniture,

Nothing is more appreciated than
that which affords comfort and cool
ness during the excessive heat OF
summer. The heavier furniture of
the home is not adaptable to the out
oi-door season, either from the stand
point of convenience or economy,
And this brings us to the subject OF
our Summer Furniture, the line of
which is not excelled by any ever
previously shown. Chairs. Rockers,
Settees, Tables, Jardiniere Stands.
etc, IN reed and rattan, splint and
natural woods in number of va
rlet1es and shapes, such as the few
items following will partially illus
trate:
Reed Sewing Rockers. in natural wood finish,
double woven seats Each. ach..............79c 79c
Reed Arm Rockers. strongly made high back
double woven seats and back, in green and natural
WOOD nnlsh. Each ...................,..-S 81 GJ
Very Strong Rockers with woven splint seats
>ltt DICK Each. -....................So %
The celebrated India Furniture In Chairs and
KeTseTs. finished in green and natural wood colors
Woven sI'lint seat and back. Each. 81 ON
Dainty. Durable Rockers low arms spindle backs
decorated mating seats. finished in red green and
hA'urai W'si Each..-- .--...-.-............S 81. 90
Large R"omy Arm Chairs and Rockers decora ted
mating seat and back, finished in red green Flem-
tsh and natural wood Each &, M
Strong Durable Chairs and Rockers in natural
wood finish, spring seats, upholstered in leather
F't'- M
Rustic Willow Chairs. strongly made and we'll
seasoned EAch. Observation-Disclosures. 81 5n
Itrkers TO match the chairs. Each 50 N
i'iirhes TO match the chairs and rockers Ea 81 10
Strong Rustic Rockers, made of Adirondack silver
birch. woven splnr and back; no arms
Large Arm Rockers made similar TO above
~ - .....t..-... 800
Chairs to match rockers Each So 90
brentwood lawn Benches. in red and green strons
~ Hiade- Each. So 30 TO 81 90
Lawn Benches, finished in natural wo.s, Fn SsA.
Reclining Lawn Chairs. with awning stripe seats
Camp Stools with awning stripe seats Each 25r
Steamer Chairs finished In natural wood exrep-
'f'iaiiN strong i-a"h. -......-..........S s.: 80
Natural Wood Norris Chairs brass r,d 1 adjust
Incnts. spring seat. upholstered In figured mattinp
T~f'i'. .--...-.-- ....--..-.......... 81 90
Natural Wood Morris Chairs similar to above
upholstered in leatherette. Each. IS 80
Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1900-04-25

Claude b. Mcdonald, through Attorney
John j. Dolan. this afternoon petitioned the
supreme Court of the District of Columbia
to grant him a divorce from Clara L. Nc
Donald. on the alleged ground that his wife
deserted him
On the ground of alleged infidelity George
W. Zimmerman through Attc;-nc,-s Jonn
Raum and A. l.. Richardson. has petitionad
the Supreme Court of the District of ca
iunbia to grant him a divorce from Annie
E. Zimmerman
Evening star., 1900-04-25
MAR RIED.

DeCA1NDRG-fDRSON. On "Wednesday April u
1900, Ivy Rev. Dr Alex Mackay smith Mr.
WILLIAM A. Det'AINDRY and Miss IDA COR
DIAMOND -GEsSSFORD ON April %. 1900, by tho
Rev. q {. Meador. CONSTANTINE DIAMOND
OF Stockton. California. to Mrs IDA CESS
FORD uf Washington D. Z.
RAPPOLEE- On April - 1900 at
loli torcoran street. by the Rev William Tav-
and SALLIE JOsEIHINE PICKENS.
SEANAN-FERGUSON. ON Tuesday afternoon
April n, 1901. at O'Clock, AT Trinity r. r.
Church. Miss JESSIE A. FERGUSON to Mr.
ERNEST VI. SEAMAN.
Evening star., 1900-04-25
Pulley Belts.
Leathe Goods.

Seal. Kid and Ribbon Pulley
Belts. Finger Purses, Chatelaine
Bags. Dressing Gases and other
leather articles for practical, every
day use Many imported novelties
are included.
Satin AMI C;fo~ Grain Ribbon Pulley Belts Ea 5Oc
Patent anl Sal Leather Pulley BELTS. Each.
soc. and 81 90
White Kid Pulley Belts. Each. .............5 Soc
Finger Purses, with gilt and nickel initials.
go - =; -i5c-
Finger Purses. with sterling silver initials
Leather Travelling Cases Each. -. rs to Sf0 %
Alligator Chatelaine Bags. Each. 50 ~
Real Seal CIatelatne Bags. Each $50 and 81 90
kis-{ t,raF.
Evening star., 1900-04-25
A Silver Ton

Tomorrow afternoon and evening the IA
dies of Ascension Church will hold a silver
tea at 145i Rhode Island avenue The tea
will continue from pm. until III y. m. and
sale OF useful and fancy articles and OF
refreshments will take place Much inter-
est In the occasion has been shown by tho
friends of the church and OF the ladies who
are managing the enterprise
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Paris and American Millinery.

There unusual beauty the Hats show this Materials
and the graceful styles that fashion chosen help the beautiful effects
touch Paris
skill reproduced about week
there Refined and stylish hats reasonable
delightful variety OF Flowers for millinery trimming And the
Fruits share equal with the flowers and foliage Cherries
Gooseber and all wonderfully Fruits
the rage in Paris.
Millinery novelties in odd and exclusive effects.
IhB
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Justice Barnard. in Equity Court No ,.
today signed order extending the time
Tor filing the transcript of record I'm con-
necton with the appeal IN the telephone in
junction case until the 18th of May
Evening star., 1900-04-25
Wedding
Gifts.

The Silverware Department sug-
geSts a great variety of pretty and
suitable wedding gifts. All sorts OF
table pieces and toilet accessories
and the prices are very reasonable.
Hollow Ware-Ouadruple Plate.
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The New OXfords for Spring.

One Oxford much like another, but reality there
very wide little betermen change awkward Ok
ting OF footwear
These the changes from the usual that Woodward o
tlrop Oxor1s their pre-enlinence
Handsome comfortable. fairly priced
The STYLES this spring the lighter graceful
shapes.
The broad shapes modified and the heels higher give
graceful poise the costumes of the
Our collection OF models wide and satisfying few hints
from hundreds:
Womens Tan hid Oxfords made the model
heels rs inches high, $500 and 5000
Women Black hid Oxfords, with calf tip tip same
$500 to 81
Calf Patent Ideal Kid Oxfords S3oo