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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-05-29
ARIEL,



ARIEL May 2s.-Homer Greene and
family, of Honesdale, wers the guests
Of his mother, Mrs. Giles Greene, last
Saturday
The library In the graded school
building will be open every rriaay
evening between and . o'clock,
Mrs. r. Mcfarland has returned
from Hawley, where she has been the
past week visiting her parents, NJ.
and Mrs. L. Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. r. Howe and family
spent Sunday with friends In sterlns
Friend O.good lost 4 valuable horse
recently.
Mrs. Ridgeway, OF Dunmore, Is visit
ing at George Kellam's.
Orr Smith Is suffering from q very
painful felon on his hand.
Misses Elsie Howe and Georgia Bais-
ley have returned from a trip to
Stroudsburg.
DR.. II. B. Ely and A. q. Stsvers, NJ.
D., removed a cancer from the lip Of
Mr.. l. A, Barley, OF Gravity, last Fri
day.
"A number OF the cottagsrs have taken
possession OF their summer rssidsne %
around the lake.
Mrs Harry Samson, Of Scranton, n
visiting friends here.
Mrs. Edward Keens, OF Scranton, 10
spending a few weeks at the home Of
! her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. p. Collins.
| Mr.. and Mrs. p. T. Howe and family
| spent Sunday with friends In Sterling,
| Mr.. Alfred Kellam, Of PHupsck, was
! in town last week.
Byron Jones, former resident OF
this place but now OF Montroso, 4.
spending a week with friends here,
Agency for Lackawanra laundry Al
| u. w. Simons new store. All packages
not called for leave at store. Leslie
Simons, agent.
The new timetable goes into effec,
this morning. The first excursion OF
the season to the lake will be run by
Company O, OF thu Thirteenth Yexi'
ment, on Memorial day
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

Sayre to Easton, forty cents; Sayre to
New York, fifty cents.
DIR. j. ID. Mercur is spending few
weeks at Atlantic City.
The "Old Maids club have issued
neat invitations for their first reception
to be held at Keystone hall next Mon
day evening.
The force of men engaged by the
Lehigh Valley in equlpping this divis-
ion with the Hall automatic signal syx-
tenn have reached as far as Standing
Stone, and 1t Is expected that 1t will be
some weeks before they reach Sayre.
In the plan, overhead wires are used
to form metallic circuit with the rails,
and In order to insure good connections
the latter are Joined together at the
ends by copper wire. To do this the
rails have to be drilled. A trying task
| is experienced where the line Is tapped
by a switch.
I Four boys were arrested at Athens
last week for stealing flowers.
A bear weighing $50 pounds has been
killed at Spring Hill.
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HON ESDALR.


Special to the scrsnto. Trbuss.
Honesdale, May fs.-Nr. and Mrs.
Sidney Henwood, OF Scranton. spent
Sunday with Honesdale friends.
A number OF society weddings are
to take + a In Honesdsls early In
the month of June.
Wayne county men are too good
looking to run for Office. They are
afraid their pictures will get In the
illustrated papers.
The Methodist church was we'll filed
Sunday evening. The pastor, Rev. O..
A. Place, preached the annual memo
rial sermon before the Grand Army Of
the Republic. He was assisted in the
services by Rev. c. I. Perry. Of the
Baptist church. and the Rev. William
II. Swift OF the Presbyterian church.
The large steam stone erushsr that
has been operated on the White Mills
road was removed today to Seslsyville,
where It will DO service.
The first Sunday Delaware and Hud-
son train reached Honesdais six min
utes late. The train ran through from
Wilkes-Bsrrs, bringing the Philadel-
phia Sunday papers. and was In charge
OF Conductor David Nichols and Engi-
neer Cobb. The train was composed
OF one combination and one passenger
coach. The ticket sales for the three
Sunday trains at the Honssdals once
exceeded the week day sales.
The cheap excursions 10 New York
Carbondale and Lake Lodore on Memo.
rial day will take large number OF
people from Honesdale.
The Improvements at the National
Elevator works are being pushed for
ward. A large new boiler has Just
been received and 10 being pfeood IL
the addition to the works.
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OF the Democratic party In November
next.
THE Burglar" company will appear
in Hogan opera house on Friday even
ing next
Professors Flood and Pierce. Of
BinEhamton, will hold their final hop
OF the season in Hogan opera house
June :.
A party Of cancers, on route from
Coorerstown to Chesapeake bay, pass
ed down the river on Sunday. They
had q splendid OUTFIT, Including guns,
fishing tackle, tents, camera, etc.
Workmen IN Isrssburt have COM
nen-sd the erection Of q large barge
for Fred II. Pride, OF srsauehanna,
It will carry SEQ People
An excellent musical and literary en-
tert>inpsnt was tsld In the Baptist
church this evening By home talent.
Rev. Il. A. WARMER viii, preach the
baeoalaurats sermon to the Montrose
High sohsol class Of 1890, in the arm-
ory on Tuesday evening. June S.
Miss fnez Blessing, a teacher in the
public school at Elmhurst has opened
q summer school In the Oakland High
| school building.
win take effect on Sunday next Some
important shanges win be made in the
running Of trains.
Mrs. Byron Kins, Of Pittsburg, this
evening gave q reading before tho
Monday club and invited friends. It
was q rare treat
Hubert Barrett, of Warrington
street, r. seriously Ill with Appendicitis.
l~k ta on
Bread street.
Mrs. Martha Todd, OF Broad street,
10 seriously I'll.
cert and hop this evening In Hogan
opera house. The attendance was
good.
Vicinity farmers will probably estab-
lish cooperative cresmeries In the
near future.
susqushanna people had g fine view
Of the eclipse this morning. Smoked
gia,s was much In evidence.
Memorial Day will be appropriately
observed in SusQushanna. In the
morning q detachment from Moody
post No. IS. Grand Army Of the Re-
public, will decorate tho soldiers
graves In McKuns cemetery. In the
afternoon the procession will form or
Main street and move TO the -severa
ssnsteries. where the soldiers graves
will be decorated, with the usual cere.
monies. After these ceremonies a pub,
lle meeting will be held in Hogar
opera house, when Rev. David l. Suth'
sr1snd, pastor Of the Presbyterian
church, will deliver an address. II
tho evening, in Hogan opera house, ,
musical and literary entertainment
will be held under the auspices O.
Moody Relief corps. Grand Army o
ths Republic. to defray the expenses
Of the day.
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OF people and vehicles upon our streets
and sidewalks. Several times during
the evening 1t looked as IL both would
be blockaded.
Mr.. Olice Jacobs took q run down to
Jarkville last Saturday on his wheel
and spent Sunday with his parents.
Memorial services held in the n. E.
church sunday were the most slabor-
ate and the general attendance the
largest ever held in this place, the
church being crowded TO It's utmost ca
pacity. Rev. Hitler delivered an elo-
quent and touching service. he having
served nearly the whole four years Of
the war himself lie was assisted By
Rev. DR.. Putnam, OF New York: the
Rev. Hullsy, of Keystone academy.
and Rev. G. II. Smith, of ths Ssrst
Baptist church,
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ROBBERS ROUNDED UP.
Three Caught in a Cabin in the
Wilds of Pike County.

Stroudsburg, May 2S.-In the wilds Of
Pike county, near James, the author
tiles Of Pike have discovered an Old
shanty which for years has been used
as a robbers retreat. The place was
discovered by Constable Kelly, of
LackawaXen, and Erie Detective Field
man. Information was received by
these men that the goods stolen from
the Rowlands store a few nights ago
were taken to this place. When the
men arrived there they found Harrison
Spangenburgh, Joe Bell and two young
girls, one of them thirteen years, and
a twelve-year- boy in the cabin.
The three masculine occupants were
taken into custody. The property stolen
from ROwlands' store WAS recovered.
Since their arrest the men have con-
fessed robbing Kipps' store at wilson
vile and Persons mill at Hawley.
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TUNKHANNOCK.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Gunkhannock, May 2S.-The change
OF time on the Lehigh Valley road
went into effect yesterday and, while
not as extensive as expected, still
makes some radical changes in the
matter OF running trains. Tunkhan-
mock has been without a morning train
down the road for several years now,
much to the inconvenience of persons
wishing to DO business either in
Wilkes-Barre or Scranton. This is
remedied to some degree by the new
schedule, the train formerly leaving
here at 11.45 a, IN. having been made
earlier and leaving here now at 9.34.
At the same time the morning train
up Is made about an hour earlier, and
this train brings the city papers, Out
side OF these two trains, no changes
Of Importance We're made on the Val
ley. The Montrose branch was given
a shake-up and the train which has
always stayed in Tunkhannock over
night now lays up IN Montrose, COM
ing down in the morning In time to
make connections with the trains both
ways on the Valley, and making two
trips each day, the last one leaving
change for Montrose people and also
for people in Wilkes-B Barre going to
Lake Carey. If Tunkhannock people
want to do i little business in Mont
rose, however, they will stay over
night.
r. J. Little, Of this place, accompa-
nies his brother, c. b. Little, Of Scran-
ton, on a weeks trout fishing excur-
sion to Plattsburg, VT.
Mr.. Farr, OF Laceyvllle, and Miss
Morris, Of Mansfield, visited Miss Ag-
mes Stark on Friday last and attended
the dance given on Friday evening at
Piatt's Opera house.
Up at the court house on Saturday
afternoon the property Of Orlando
| Schooley, consisting Of about seventeen
acres Of land in Noxen township. was
sold by Sheriff Gray to Marvin Sic<ler,
upon execution issued by C. O. Der
sinner.
At the same time and place the real
estate belonging to w. II. Walter, stu
ated in Falls township, was exposed to
public sale on execution issued by G.
o. Dershmer, committee OF John A.
! Moneypcnny, and the first piece sold
to Anon Armstrong for $40. The sec
ond piece was bid in by c. O.. Der
sinner for $2,075.
Peter b. Walter postmaster OF Fac
toryyille borough, was in town on Sat
urday.
County Auditor II. w. Rozslle, OF
Falls, was in Tunkhannock Saturday
afternoon.
H. d. Turn, who has been night op-
orator at the Valley station here for
several years, has resigned his position
there to accept place with the Hal
Automatic Signal company. Turn 4.
sergeant-major OF the Thirteenth regi.
ment, n. G.. +.
Henry Harding, esq, leaves for Phil
adelphia. where he will deliver the
Memorial day address at the cere,
monies Of Naval post, No. 400, at Mt
Moriah cemetery.
-. w. Stark and wife had a narrow
escape from injury last Friday even
ing, while driving along the road JUS
north OF town. Their horse becam,
frightened at the oil wagon of the At
lantic Refining company and backed
them over the bank into the Tunkhan
mock creek, They both escaped will
slight injuries, but the carriage va
badly damaged.
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NICHOLSON.

Special TO the Scranton Tribune
Nicholson, May 29.-Mr. and Mrs
Bert Squier, Of New MILFORD, have
been spending a few days in town
with relatives.
Miss Cora stephens. who has just
finished a term of school at Philadel-
phia, is again at home with her par
entS.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hinkley, Of Lew
isburg, Pa, spent the Sabbath in town
among their relatives.
Mrs. Frey Of Scranton, spent Satur-
day with Miss V. V. Walker
Mrs. Charles Strickland, of Hopbot-
tom, Pa, spent the day with Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson Tice.
There will be a l0-cent supper in the
Presbyterian church parlors on We'd
nesday night.
There will be a memorial social at
the home Of Mrs. Ruth Kapp Tuesday
evening.
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CoUNTERFEITER ARRESTED.
An Aged Money Maker Caught In
the Act Near Silvara.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special TO the Scranton Tribune.
Towanda, May 2S.-Deputy Marshal
Hollon, assisted by Secret Service OIL
Ger Flynn, has arrested the supposed
chief Of the famous cOunterfetng
gang in Tuscarora township. The near
by country for the past two years has
been tormented with bogu. dollars and
fifty-cent pieces. The prisoner, whose
name is Lewis Ruger, aged about
seventy-three years, was caught at his
home, near Silvara, In the act OF max
ing the coin.
The entire outfit Of melting pots,
metal, molds, etc, were secured. be-
sides several coins just off the molds
and too hot to handle. The officers
We're secreted in the woods near
Ruger's home for about an hour and
watched the operations OF the counter
feiter.
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THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.

New Yovh, May aa-rhs opening Of new
week showed no material change In speeuistivs
conditions and the rtock market dull aRA neg
lested. Anether brokerage Arm, Seymour, Jshn-
son & Co., announced its suspension, the fsil'
Grs bsiaG snRouneed, ss WAS that OF Pree No
Csraiek Co., en- the Cotton and stock eI-
shsnxss alr,sst ruuutansousy. The slossE cut
Of the Arms contracts On TIE 6tset ershangs
under the rule resulted In trannsesns In absut
10. 900 shares TNAt prices we're inclined 20 %.
vance undsr the ineusnss Of the ssttlsnsat
was s9fheis.hy explained by the h~ ths, ne
buyiRr Of stocks fer the frn sutrumbsrea we
selling fully three ~ one That 10 10 ay ne
house wss largely shsrt Of the utarkst rhs
tsilurs 10 stvibuSsd to cotton spssulstion, %
ths recent movement OF stocks has besn IN favsr
oi the outstanding contracts OF the hrn. Last
weeks runners Of financial difasultiss which
specified this house brought pressure 10 bear
upon them and prosptAted the assignment
The fact that the nms kind OF rSmors are or.
evlatsd regarding some other houses 10 Q fAe-
tor In keeping Wall street sentiment unsettled.
TNs snly nstabis uevetnent during the day were
the advances In Sugar, supposed to DO on bear
covering In DurihKtsn on resumption OF buy.
ing sf the same character N that which had
given the stost ia rsneet strength Thess al.
Vaness prompted ,oms shsrp rallies AZ ether
losses were recovered. The market wAs seni-
stsgnsnt ct times and the closing was dull and
irregular. Tstal sales. ilstoo shares rhs
bond market was very dull and Showed weak
nee IN soma stocks. Total sales par value,
r,loo, 900, United satss bonds utss unchanged
In bid pncs
The tsllsuins quotations are furnished Pie
Tfbuls By H. o Jordan d o., rooms Y05-Y0d
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FACToRYVILLA

Factoryville, May 2S.-Mr. and Mrs.
William. Perrigo and Master Stanley
Clay Perrigo, OF Scranton, spent Sun
day hcre with friends and relatives.
In the lecture room OF the Methodist
Episcopal church next Friday evening
the Epworth league will hold a social
and give an entertainment and elect
new officers,
Nj, and Mrs. j, w. Eilenberger are
e,llCI taining their sister-in law, Mrf
EDenberger of Middletown. n. Y.
Mrs, Amzi Millard left yesterday for
weeks sojourn with relatives in
Rush, Susquehanna county.
Mr.. and Mrs. n, S, Brown, Of SPRING
Vile, Pa, were pleasant visitors here
over Sunday.
Miss Blanche Stark has just closed
very successful term OF select school
at the Glen.
Mrs. 4. l.. Reynolds. OF Peckvllle,
was at the home OF her parents here
over Sunday
As the summer season approaches
the population OF our town rapidly In
creases and 1t was plainly demonstrat-
ed last Saturday evening by the throna
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BRADFORD COUNTY.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune
Towanda, May 2S-Oppenheims or
chestra, Of Wilkes-Barre, furnished
music for a hop in st. Agnes hall on
Friday night.
The graduating exercises OF the To-
wanda graded school will be held at
the opera house next Friday even
ing. The baccelaureatc sermon was
preached by Rev. e. j. Rosengrant at
the Methodist Episcopal church last
evening.
Mrs. w. L. Daw, Of Spottswood. n.
j., Is visiting In town.
The Sayre water supply and sanI-
tary condition has just been examined
by state officials
The Prohibitionists will hold their
county convention on Tuesday, June s.
Commencing today, the Lehigh VAL
ley.have demanded that extra fare be
collected on the Black Diamond ex-
press. The rates announced are: Be
tween Buffalo and New York. fifty
cents; Buffalo to Sayre, Geneva to
Sayre, Sayre TO TunkhannOck, or from
Sayre to Wllkes-Ba twenty-five
cents; Sayre TO Towanda, fifteen cents;
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Nay is-c.ttl.-,ste.rs generally
steldy; choice light hrfn; butchers stoeters
four ear loads short horns At 5.56 good 70
prime steers, s5a5,7o; poor 20 medium, &toa
ass; selected feeders, -. toas 10; mixed stock
calves, IS. 5oso5o; Texans, best on sale todsy.
sse ear load a. s.; reI,. fed steers. ssSsoi
i6T; mixed and butchers. t5a5.s5; seod to
shcioe heavy, s5l6so,2s; rough heavy. :5a5; ioi
Sheep-stronE lambs, los.5e. higher; good 70
choice wethefs, u. oosi6s5; fair to choice mixed,
a. nma5.o7h western sheep, ~ sass; year
lihIs t5Ssseo; native lambs, @6oaT,so;
ws.ttrn lasabs, sbafM
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An Epidemic of Whooping Cough.

Last winter during an epidemic Of
whoopins cough my children contract
ed the disease, having severe coughing
spells. We had used Chambsrlain's s
Cough Remedy very successfully fer
Group and naturally turned to II at
that time and found II relieved the
cough and effected a complete cure
John z. clifford. proprietor Norwood
House, Norwood, N. Y, This remedy
Is for sale BY all druggists. Matthews
Brothers, wholesale and retail agents
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FOREST CITY.
Special TO the Scranton fribunA

Forest City, May sS-Nr. and Mrs.
George Weed. OF Scranton, spent Sun
day at the home of Henry Weed, on
Delaware street
Mrs. w. l. Bates died yesterday at !
o'clock, after a lingering illness.
Last Thursday night thieves broke
into Julius Freedman's hotel and Sc
cured goods amounting to about 5000.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal church will meet We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. Il. A.
Bloxham, at her home on Dundarr
street.
Mrs. Dunning visited her old home
at Lanesboro last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. A. Carr and family
spent Sunday with relatives at Herrick
Center.
Miss Cordelia Carr spent last week
with her parents at Poyntelle.
J. J. Melvin has sent In his resigna-
tion as chief OF police to the council.
Tomorrow morning the school chill
dren will march to both cemeteries to
decorate the graves Of the veterans,
and in the afternoon. commencing at Z
o'clock, appropriate exercises will be
held at the school building, to which
the public is cordially invited.
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Philadelphia Grain and Produce.

Philadelphia, Nay H-whest-stesdyi con:
trsst GRADE, Nay, 1es'!s Sorp.Iirni no; .
= Nit. slipped, rAe No. Z mixed DE-, S..
POt.toss-Duil ,at easier n.- York an. W.,; ,.1s
"a ,ooS, n..os. Rutter-Firm; fancy ussten
eSe.mery, sS sopn, SoIsiie; 10. prinh, ii.. hIr-
firm; ire,h, nearby ite; Do western: lts
G.e.eNDuli and lower; New Ysrk null srssn
hnC small. &C.; %, DO. DE- coed to sAoiss, ~
ssks k.as.d suFT.nrirfn; ssoSS S e:tssJS :tssJS
.G'sn .iy Prime Ia torh.,d., s.5i1s.i sonasy 4.
so., barrels, IiiaIl{c, dsri, do. .aaSe sosntry
stSe. As to scisr, Live, Poutfy--Gocd fowls,
i6i.. old roo;tsrs, isIae. spring chickens.
fowls, choice, loe.; do. fair to good, eao1Gc. ;
old roosters, fie.i western 'rorsn chickens, u
asa broilsrs, nearby: .os;'e Rss.ipts-rlopr.
ioos barrels and 100000 pounds In socks
wheat No 900 bushels; eern, ist 900 bushels /
oats U. 600 bushels hirnsntS-Ni..t r.ees
bushels corn, ns,ooo bushels oats, $500 hush
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Travelling With Children.

Ladies travelling without escorts or
with children usually fnd = long Jour
nsy exceedingly irksome, but when
they buy their ticket via the Lake
Shore Railway II becomes q real plsas-
ure, It's cars are roemy and airy. las
roadbed 50 perfectly laid that there Is
no Jolt or Jar, and ME scenery along
It's road IL Interesting from start to
finish. Every convenience that modern
ingenuity can nnd and courteous at
tsndants are always ready to do their
slightest bidding. Not only this, but
the Lake Shore road Is the quickest one
between Buffalo, Pttsburg Cleveland
Toledo, Cincinnati and Chicago.
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entirely aonin.l; No. -, rad, T7N., elevator; No:
n,ninn. M.,t in .,rly dealings hut price, raj
He net decline; May closed 7lA.,; July Iihc,
tsEs o. b. .noat and use. elevator; op'
ti.ss declined most 81 the day, r.llyinr insIly
.ad closed nrn a. a 9sTtia, T.. ,d',ns', .,ss
0.iLWs.ksr; 10. :, .Giie.; No, ., sss; No, Z
w..tsfn, S8.,s.. track wht:, :,t.i'sis,t .it / ;
spr. Buttsr-steIdy; western creamery, lolIs
soite.; de-. i.ctory. liaioe, imitation cream
.ry, is,lss; stat. dairy lo,lo., de creamery
sus: dc, eoiored, 9AinSs. fancy small whit.
ana eolor.d, ss,oe. rrr-rirm; state and
ISnnsyl,anis, ltl!iie. southern, at marx
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A Great Grocery Store Here:
PRACTICALLY New.

NEW in every sense save as location We pleased to
the association OF Mr. H. W. Halet with the department
formerly Of the igeCooper Company in New York. whose
Grocery Store the finest the world Our already extensive
elentage will be largely augmented under the regme-or
Mr. Haet is buyer Of wide experience We shall away and
beyond the high standard Of quality heretofore maintained O
patrons NAV have every to expect and the
eatabs exantor the very least Let us fill your
order today and day ou soon become permanent
fLOUR-onas Longs Sons celebrated Minnesota Patenthc
finest for all baking purposes Far super to other at
Extra fine Mexican Coffee, of superior blend pound zoe
Fancy Maricabo Coffee of excellent favor, pound loe
Fancy Blend Coffee new and favore mixture pound
Choice Evapoated Apples the best buy pound oc
Be. quality of Oolong Tea very fine, per pound
Genuine Basket Fired Japan Tea none better any price
Jeies-Sawbery, Raspberry Currant, Strawberry, lD
am.~cherry Raspberry Curran Strawberry b pail. 45c
Cross and Blackwels Mixed Pickles, pint size 23e
Cross and Backwe's Gherkins, pint size Z3e
Kent' Finest Pickles, pint size q. .,d 1 1as
Van Camps famous Chill Sauce, per bottle. Sc
Andersons Famous Soups, many havor' per can.
Buckwhea Flour full twenty-five pounds sack for 4oc
Fancy Gloss Bloaers, per dozen
Eureka Brand of Pork and Beans, per can &c
Genuine Holland Herring big tenpound keg tor
No. Mackera, big en-pound kit for.
Orange Ounces. very fine for desert, per &c
English Breakfast Challenge Tea always eoc h. Special S
Macaron Cheese fine deicacy size 9e and &c
Arnlours Famous Soups, all favors per quart can lc
American Brand Soups per quart can iSs S
Capote Capres, Sizes of bottles at. lac and sc
Cross and Backwers Pckled Walnut per bottle at 2Se
Schepp's Famous Cocoanut, per pound box at &C
Schepp' Famous C9coanut per pound Gox ta, a S
Haxkeye Rolled Oats fine breakfast food two pound pkg &c
Holland Herring, packed in pound glass boxes or &c
Mason Finest Al Table Sauce bottles 24c and lOc
Van Camp. Finest Table Catsup size bottles at l5c and &c
Granuated Sugar, lbs with SOC order)
Tomatoes fancy Jersey red ripe fruit per Sc
Corn, creamy Maine sugar, per can. &c
Soups Anderson's Concentrated all favors, can. sc
p.,s terder e,rIv I'm. delicious Der .10c
c.ners hec from France ner bottle lac
Sl,.d Wh;te Oats very hest. 10 lbs for or....... .25e
.I;fo-,a prrnso extra large and meaty. lbs for 25c
Soused MackrraI Main or in Tomato sauce can 12c
Teas choicest Oolong, Japan and Gunpowder, pound 5oc
CHeos orr fan,ou. MEXICAN blend fine per pound 23e
Starch best gloss, very clean pounds for. Sse
Baking Powder Dr. Prices Cream; pound for. hs
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