davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-23
THE CAT CAME BACK.
Preferred Blakely to oswego as d
Place of Residence.

The following story comes from Os-
wegO. N. Y:
When the Rev. ]. r. Ellis, of Blakely
Pa. came to Oswego to become pastor ol
the First Baptist church here he brought
with him Il handsome fifteen-pound cat
'Pansy. 1t had been In the family fol
five years.
The first night in Oswego was spent al
the home of a parishioner. A few day.
later Mr.. Ellis got letter from a former
neighbor In Blakely informing him that
Pansy had returned to Its old home, .0(
miles from Oswego. and had been taker
in by the writer. Mr. Ellis will go tc
Blakely and bring Pansy back. The
cat had been brought here in a closed
box.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-23

New York Mills Bleached Muslin, 36
inches wide, in short, convenient lengths
of from five to twenty yards, sold by the
piece only 1Oc yard
4S-36 Bleached Pillow Cases of fine
smooth, even thread cotton; value easily
12Hc, at lOc.
White Spreads woven, long
wearing spreads, good looking enough to
open your eyes, comfortable enough to
tempt you to choose them. Prices-look
how little.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-23
NO MEETING HELD YET.
Absence Of President Lewis Halts
Telephone Plans.

There has. as yet, been no meeting
Of the directors and officers of the new
Lackawanna Telephone company. ow.
ing to the absence in Florida Of the
president. ex-Sheriff W. ]. Lewis. who
is not expected to return for over Il
week yet.
Ground cannot be broken until the
middle of April on account Of the frost
and for this reason the company is no;
rushing preliminary arrangements t.
any great extent.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-23

ooc dozen of half bleached German
Linen, strong, durable, 1e inches. The
same in 21-inch at $500
$1.4o dozen-loo dozen of heavy sill
yer bleached German Damask, 20 inche S
square in attractive patterns.
$1.75 dozen-Extra heavy, half bleach.
ed Germ an Damask, one of the best wear.
ing napkins we know of.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-23
ACCUSED OF LARCENY.
Four Boys Charged with Stealing
Brass from Coal Company.


Brass from Coal Company.
Four boys, ranging in ages from Is to
II years, were arraigned before Alder
man w. s. Millar last evening and
held in $500 bail on the charge Of lar
ceny of brass from the mine Of the
North American Coal company at Mi
nooka, on Feb. 16. preferred by Thomas
John.
The boys are Joseph Gibbons and
Thomas Joyce, of Minooka; William
Wallace, who lives at The city line, and
James Padden, of Cedar avenue. On
Feb. 16 they removed several pieces OF
brass, such as the valves from the
mine, and. as these actions have been
carried on for some time, 1t was
thought best to take immediate action
to stop the plundering.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-23

Comfortables, 81. 50 each, light, fluffy
cotton filing silkoline covering; size 7a.7S.
.oSc full sized Crocheted Quilts, hem,
med. ready for use.
$1.3s Crotcheted Spreads, ,houeycomb,
plain hemmed The same quilt fringed
for $1.7S For brass aud iron beds, full
size.
$2.oo Marseilles Spreads and Eng
lish Satin Finished Spreads; full size and
exceptional value.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-23

Don't miss any Of saving chances. Ninety-nn
out of hundred sell cheaper than
time price be This steady
owpriced There nothing prices
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-23
LIVE NEWS Of THE
INDUSTRIAL WORLD
STATISTICS ABOUT The D., L.
q w. RAILROAD.

Increase Of the Business Of the Com
pany During the Last Six Months
Of the Year-New Brake Which
Has Been Invented by a Wilkes
Barre Man-orowth of the Silk In
dustry in This Country-Make-up
Of the D., L. & W. Board for To-
day-The Dining Car Service.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-23

$1.es dozen-About fifty dozen Snow
White Scotch Napkins, 20 inches, strong
and slightly.
$175 dozen-Of fine quality, Scotch
double damask, snow white bleach, pretty
patterns, 22 inches.
$2.25 doz-Large, extra heavy Irish
bleached, double damask napkins, hand
some patterns. are good value at $500.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-23
Napkins-SOme Rare Values

noteworthy comprising large quantities grades
Napkins begins here this morning
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-15

&aE 5000 s@@#sE#. 1850 #-|aEE&= @4E@a 1-SEE a&e
szwajcarskte Alpy " Texas.
= Ludzie y naszej ~miejscowo5ci e2
bardzo zain;e.ssowan rcdxa)emc hsroby,
ma jsk9 cierpiala pant E. otows, ! ME
dxiwota. 10 TAX jest ogloszons - nis
do uleczenia, przeznacsona iut Snierci.
vice jej powr6t do sdrowia uwaza6
nslety "a cud niemal. Pan Otto pisse .
tyn wypadku do D,a Piotra Fahrney.
v Chicago, Ill.,: IONA mo'a bya. bs'dzo
chop xob,et9. tax, te lekars swlfpl
. jej chorobs jako rska iosadkowego !
m6w,l, 20 byls nie do ~yltczesia. Prsy-
,ac,elks n,ej tony poleci'a Ps9skle Gu
moso. . iezultat .yl bardzo zadowala-
jacy."
Kwestya cay rak j"st do wy'eczenis
bywa czssto powodem dysputy, : pomi"
mo to cd czasu do czasu donosz4 Q
wy'eczeniach dokcnanych przez utycie
ORA P,otrs Gomozo, ! to " takich wy
pndkach cho Sb. kt6re przez lekArzy
o~kreslone zos,sly. jake rak.s JAkkolwik
,jednak by ale bylo. fskt zostsnie fix.
tenn, 4e osoby te by}y chore, a teraz
przysx2y do zdrowia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-15
y AI a8@sfF @7aassssga "a gMs. - ThsAaIasH go
", 4 Pru u: Polskich,
y B~RODNICKIEGO. " aobtoo-'

SSE&SsSaAaT $500 80 aHE SHSEZ ENG tE. 'tH+I fs2H $IEt - So
q BRODNICKaIlEEEGto. " sobo-
- Mai pevien gospodars Z Bro
ia, Polak. sprawe pred sadem
op,ekuhozym y Brodnicy; rosprs"
Nv toc.yly sig y jezs ~ s1 n 'Ie'tt
KIM. K,edy 6w w,arus "a jedno
pytanis r'e potrz4dl odpo~'eds'ec
% n,emiecku. skasat go sedsla na
8 dpi ~aresstu. do it6rego 50 tea
.saras odprowadzono. Togo saameso
doia ,wysla& uw,sz z'e' ny. v drodse
,elegra6cvne) sasalenie do sado
nads,ssmuniisnsklego = h~'dsyn'r'
.k.d atoi, nadeszfa odpowiedz. u u
ma sis s~rorlc do brodn'ckiego
sadu. K'edy dw6oh s y + poo-
5~iadc.y'o, II uv,ss'ony ME wlsds
jezvk,.m .ieniet.kam, wypu'sosono
10 n. wolnotd. - wyohodztwvoo J. =
robota q. obczysne, i.k sis sd'je,
.EH.s '.%lr.N = - -. = - L.
i4z sie rospoc.s}o. W p,atek v
nooy wFn,osiY s,e ~cicn~cs~'n 20 g
fam.l,e 3 Chojny i Kawek do Sax
=,
10nli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-15

sssasssga ss sNssssssssssasss ssssss s yss sMssassgss rtafn.ssssyE ID
.WUluO6c m k.uGs|4 tttlU #TtAOt1 u.
herownika os.telDi ladowych y
lTowar.ystwie Dsbrocsyanosci adj
woksta stanis'awa Leszcsytsgiego.
Is, sas podobno w.doki, % !, res1'a
a~iezionYoh wypus.caona bsdsie :
slesivn,a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-15
z Poznaiskiego.
GAZETA OsTROWsKA Wy.

GxZEIA USIKUWSKA Wy.
ohodn Jul dslej. " ostatn,m nu~
Insr.s ]ei c,yt.my: ,.okrFopnet re =.
~ porli..lly. jua n'ettdre sase.y :
sss.t I "a A. , ''.tl, l''t'r'a' ,,G 'tll'i
}. u tLei.e.tb,lr !. si |. .. !. = y
sab.aDych plsmaahsis adaswaoh. p.
sgss@@ssSss88 rssnsaNs AssatssssHs sa .s.,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-15

U0nli.
q LlDZBARKA donosza, ii
w}adze rosyiskie zadnja cd os6b
cbcacvch przekroc.yo gran'ce. adv
karty leg,typa ,y]ne byfy wYpisaot
ME ,yIko 20 niemleoku. ale po
rousv ]sku. Osoby pos'adajace ksrtv
lye,ty macy1ne tylxo " jezykn ME.
mleok,nl. wladze rosylskie nir
przepns.csaj3. - W Pulsk. RI"
siu powsts} ogieh " doma pos'eds'.
csela Kaiko wskiego. Y osasie n'eo~
;becn.6ci r~odsic6w. Welding opo'
w,adanla ds,ecl. poz"sta{ych v ,sbis
ogieh sp 'w"dowxf kot, ktory Sic
dsis{ PREY p;sou, a kt6rego s'erst
s.e zapal'}a cd ~yp 'dseJ LEX y; x";
skocsYl pod folko, = Cd niego
s.j<1y s.7 s}oma i pierLYny. Ma
krzyx dz'ecl wbiegt do roy l2-let
b. ssvnek K. j ~'etka prsytom.1
ntko,s umysiur', ..p'owyrsucsat % 200 g
w,orxe p,.lycsn s'e p,eerzvny, rcs~t,
ognla y i.b,e salai. ". to .otrtymn,,.,,'.
od:stowsrryszanie odao9nii4 4o'mr..
y. nsgrodzenia- ,g
% = al
ZPoD BkCs. 5Bvwalem ose::
tcie1 ma przed.,aw,en,ach jednak.
a.dne . o1ch n's zrobifo ma mpie.
taAiego ~razen'a,1 jak prsedstaw'en'e
a%matorsk,e, k,6rs odbyio SIG "
Brusoch Odegrano sztuki: ,,Geno-
refA j >, B&azek opetany". ,A'nato-
rzy grail Z p~rze.eciem wywiazal'
sie ]sk najlepiej "a co I'M llcznych
.nie $. coedsono oklask6w. ArtystY-
eznie wystenowall m'auowioie Sslu~
ga = " p,erwszej sxtuee Genowefa
| G 10. PodotAs trag:oznej Gsno~
wtfy" n,ejcdnemu z r%oxosu~lonej
publicsnoac, Try Y oczach sta1v;;
jmieszuy ,,Bia4ekt' zas w~ssystk,ch.
roswesell&. Nlemniei cd prxedsta-
vienna zaohwyoaa publicsnos6 maxur
Y kostYumaoh, xt6ry sle znakom,.
Ole udsl I''otem tahosono j 1p',~s..
-. :W.,.x.tko b.wilo s,e bard.o.
wesoso. l1pistnie. Nad,L ies'd nalesy ]:
= spubhcxn.qSc, zebraio ne ,tYle. i.
'ws,t,p~do prsepalniouei sali byleI
eI{aIEG-0S H% s%.NSrEttST s@Fs#IHf Ss&@E% 49, IFfS5
s,.ebas pot godsiny pred prsed.l>-
w,eniem salnkn4d.
90
$3.50 assE- ~ 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-15

st.,sl.l,aaaiyss; a. 1, Az 1safsassf
vsrni1 miesskaDiu pry~ atrem ss~ j
br.la pol.oya tylko nns1'a''d brossD-
" ,,Rappeurs WI. wspoDnienie Z.
.pcdr6zly" j wszelkie korespndencye.
Cd bllskiego krowDego pans Z,
kt6ry, ' : tej sprawie sas'eguas inf" a'
macvi y Poznan,u, dowiadnlemry
sie, 10 sledstw.o 'v'net sig skono1y ]
10 zbsdaniu korespordencyl p.
Le,tgeber ma wolnosc w%ypuszcso-
nym zsostan,e. edyS obci9s"jaoycf
dowod6w ME ma. - Tymczaso~e
k,erovnictwo nas,oao plsma obe]-
muje pan 9. . Posnan's."
N sM1GLA donno,ss do ,Dsies-
Okla Poznahskaego":
sm,giel. Ds,,es,soioletni o l''
n,.o Stanislaw Ambrot1 ) N'ena, it.
|kiei Pr.ysiski pod K,fe'.nen
uo.e..o..jaey do dragiej il's'
nieiscowej, zostas. dnia 80 b. =. 90.
Cnrsez nauosyoaela Bergenera pod
podoxas lekcyi tax moeno potufoo
wany, 20 JUL Q wiasngch s''a 'e
szko}y opuscic do domu ~roe'e
uie m6gl. Leksrs s~konstatowai zf'"
mapie prawej k"6ci udowej ponsd
kolanemi zalozyi opatrunek glpso-
Wy. Pan Bergener poohodz' 20
S.ksonli 1 cd dwoch lat jest nau s
c4yc,elem " Mem PrzI slece."
TAX brsm', don'es'en'e.>
C,ekawi jeste6my, CIV aledstwo
bed.,e wytoc.onem i j.k' 1prseb'eg
m,e6 bedz,e Mots snowu ,,~ejdza1e
i gle'' ;,.gra " krae luD v -p'ike'',
j-k v spr&w'e Zassk+go.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-15

~. y. F. AAUJouVOWs
AKIN umariym Y Koscian'e pjs.e
94z. Koso., ze y csasie Walk kul"
urnej naleza} do dozoru ko6o'elne-
=" ], br"n.a vn,. fl pred wilkam,.,
,osta& sig ma k,lks mieslecY do
s,ezienla. - N.ebo4czgk do sgonp
oyt czynnym " %ro.ms.tych komrlii"
.ysoh m~iajsk'ch. sip4.s@ ka&tenn
b!egltnis s~a rad4 ! d.twladcsenieD',
a %wz6r stawx,o 10 byd mole. jak
y yraea skr.stne i rosumns oszo's-'
,noAria do dobrobytu dojdc. mo4ua
N,ebotcsyk lczyt77 lat. = Wiec'~
~ oppocsynek race mu da6 Pane!
100
LOBZENICA. - Zak4sd pr. -
parand6w nu naucsyclell bedsie
pow,eksscnym o 80 uczni6w l o
dw6ch naucx, c'-I'.
Polska pod Moskalem
w GUBERNII Plotrowsk,ej "
Polsce pod zaborem resYjskim stra~
szllwie szerzY sig ospa.
WkADZE zarxadzily wszelkie
.srodkl ostrolnosc' q wssvsci leksrze
i oyrul,oY .ajeci 81 ssozepien'em
ospy tysiasom ludnofei.
" 'RACTBoKzU sp,wian e6r.
mix, .r'oaa1nrla,lmr,stn,xszY sis who'd
: gfst S%E.sENS tiEfS 5%5TtS4 yTkJFE 3H2Nb. E&sSfEsSAA+s (. -.
3 TOM. sspalh nabdl dyns-
>nitowy i wrapcii 80 do wasY
zstrsssny wybuch spowodow.'
Amiefd xony / ekalccsenie d.ieci
.luryata. Naturalnie uwiex,one go
ibes~loolnle.
q WAR6ZAWY donos.a do.
.,kur. Pozn.i".:
w losie uwiez,enyoh pod "a.
rsulem s~serssnia o6WiatY ladowej
oss,db naatapi podlug ws.eltisgo
Observation-Disclosures nlebawena
..w,sroot s.aan~sos Psssu.wiis =
90 fstt. = onegds1 ~yposso.' .
.T@S%sG
Evening journal., 1900-05-12
MANY YEARS A FIREMAN
TWenty.Seven Years Ago James J.. Patter.
son Joined the Phoenix Company.

Twenty-seven years ago to-day James
]. Patterson became q member Of the
Phoenix Fire Company. and since that
time has been actively connected with
the Fire Department
Several years before this time, how
ever, Mr.. Patterson became identified
with the local department, his first ac-
tive service being in 1864. when he ran
to his first fire as a fireman. At the
time he joined the Phoenix the engine
house was on Fourteenth street, between
French and Walnut streets. and had
among its equipments two old-fashion-
ed hand engines. one Of them carrying
q rel of hose. anda hOse-cart
Mr. Patterson has been prominently
identified with the Fire Department
ever since, and has been driver OF the
Phoenix engine for the past nine years.
He it was who first started the present
combine during conversation before
the Weccacoe engine house, Second
and Jackson streets. one Sunday morn
ing. while he was delivering funeral
notice of the death Of a fellow mem
ber.
Mr.. Patterson was also the prime
mover in the present ambulance sys-
TEN. He is at present confined TO his
home. No. 1914 King street, with a Sc
we're attack of rheumatism in his left
hand. Dr. James II. Morgan is in at
tendance.
Evening journal., 1900-05-12

pirator. The entire outfit will cost
about s175.
Chief Welsh is in a guandary regard
ing what action to take on the subject
OF a horse for his use during fires. 1t
is claimed by some that the horse pur-
chased by the city for use of the pres
ent chief, George w. Sasse. is disabled
to such an extent that it is practically
unfit for service. If such is the case.
MIR. Welsh does not care to receive the
animal. as in case anything should
happen to it, he would have to shoulder
the responsibility. The horse has been
nnt of service for some time and under
the care of DIR. James r. Mahaffy, vet
Urinary surgeon. 1t is possible that
Evening journal., 1900-05-12

Young Mems Extra Swell Suits
in dressy looking black Thibets, and
also in the very newest plaids, checks
and stripes. You've noticed the sty-
lish young man, perhaps, who wears
a straight-front, single-breasted sack.
That's the "Hobson," and it came
from here, and all the up-to-date
young fellows want just this style.
$500 for these suits anywhere
else. Here you get them CI0 I'm
at ~lJHUU
Evening journal., 1900-05-12
NEW CHEFS EQUIPMENTS
Entire Set to be Presented to Him by
Liberty Company

Jchn p Welsh, chief-elect Of the Fire
Department, will shortly be presented
by the Liberty Fire Company with the
finest set Of fireman's equipments ever
worn by a chief engineer.
The outfit will consist of a fatigue
cap, regulation fire hat, fatigue blouse,
Oyercoat, rubber coat, rubber boots,
rubber gloves, belt, badge, silver
mounted firemans lantern, and res
Evening journal., 1900-05-12

Young Mems Stunning Spring
Suits-in the sack styles and W
derful variety of newest and choicest
weaves, including the favorite Scotch
Bannockburns and the popular Ok
ford mixtures. They are awfully
swell and we've made some of them
skeleton shape, that is, they are only
half lined. They'll show you these
maybe in some of the stores at
$3.50. Here you get @In m
them at NIUaUU
Evening journal., 1900-05-12

Chief Welsh may purchase a new horse.
Upon assuming office Mr.. Welsh will
resign his position at the Pullman
Company, and devote his entire time
to fire duties. He will also construct a
stable and carriage house on the South
Side for the accommodation of his
team.
Evening journal., 1900-05-12

Young Mems Highest Grade Suits
we take particular pride in this
line of suits, because we made them
up from regular custom tailor fabrics
and in perfect custom tailor styles.
In fact we designed them for the
Young man whose father is rich
enough to send him to the finest
merchant tailor for his clothes.
They tell us they cannot see the
difference between these suits and
the ones they've been GIE m
paying $4,000 for. Here at VI IJIUU
Evening journal., 1900-05-12
Hearing Was Postponed

Owing to the absence of all the wit
nesses who were to testify at the in
quest on the death of Peter II. Leon
ard last night, Coroner Alfred ID. Van
dever postponed the investigation until
Monday evening.
Evening journal., 1900-05-12
Serving Subpoenas on witnesses

Sheriff John e. Taylor and his depu-
ties are busy to-day serving subpoenas
on witnesses in cases that come up for
trial at the May term OF county court
beginning Monday next.
Evening journal., 1900-05-12

Mems Fine Combination Suits-Consstng of Black
Sack or Cutaway Coat high and nobby English
Trousers Coats and of Clay worsted and made up
with all the tailored effects shaped in to the
form, trousers at the foot and wide
at the hips. Just such suits are put forward oil IN
as $500 bargains You'll find them here at N5fHJU
Mems Extra Fine Spring Suits-Sack styles, single
and doublebreasted high vests stylish trousers from
wide range of exclusive and elegant fabrics Plaids
lnterplads and Overpaids Checks Grays and Cas-
tors, swellest rough face Cheviots, some half
lined with rich silk serge The equal of any @E1 m
sI6.5o suit, IS here at OEZHUu
Evening journal., 1900-05-12
For Reduced Postage

Wilmington business men are being
visited by a canvasser from the Phlla-
delphia Item, who desires signatures 10
a petition to Congress to reduce the
rate OF postage to one cent and to cor
rect abuses OF the postal laws.
Evening journal., 1900-05-12
Held for Upner Court

Magistrate John A. Kelley yesterday
held Charles Lee under bond for upper
court on a charge Of not supporting his
wife.
Evening journal., 1900-05-12
Charged With Being Disorderlv

Parolman Michael McGnlon this
morning arrested Annie Thompson.
sister cf Signal" Thompson. on a
charge of being drunk and disorderly.
She will be given a hearing before
Judge BAH this evening.
Evening journal., 1900-05-12
Youths Up-tO=Date Clothing

Young Spring naty styles with high and
cut from fancy Cassineres csyo in checks stripes
pd plain black Cheviot We make these suits
carefully this little price that you will find NE m
difficult match them less than $3.50 As manufacturers SASJ,U
offer them at
Nobby SuitsOf black Chvs the doubebreased
single doubereastd sacks single
styles checks pad stripes and Herrngbone WG mn
Retailers satisfied with small profits sell VMHk
than $3.50 AS their makers price them at
Young plads and ovepad also
shoy checks nay styles which delight the proper
Young doubebreasted high G7 GR
vests such all the ruling $1,000 d uJU
You know why mark them
Evening journal., 1900-05-12
Philadelphia and Chester Steamers

Steamers city OF Chester and Brandy
wine leave Fourth street wharf daily
CSundays included) at 7a0 and 1890 n. m.
and 100 and i15 y. IA.
Leave Philadelphia, from Pier s. north,
above Arch street. at I.30 and 1015 n. M,
1870 and 400 y. m.
Change of fare commencing May l. Sim
gle ticket, Philadelphia. 30c. excursion
ticket, Soc
Evening journal., 1900-05-12
Exhibition Of school airls, work

Sometime during the month OF June
the educational committee Of the New
Century Club will arrange for an ex-
hibition OF the sewing OF public school
girls. Bread made by the girls Of the
Howard School viii also be exhibited
Evening journal., 1900-05-12
Want Nav BADGES

An application has been made to
Council for twenty-six new fire badges
by members OF the Fame Hose Com
pany
Evening journal., 1900-05-12
HandeIs .Largov al Baplist chur On

At Second Baptist Church tomorrow
at 1880 a. m, Mr.. Dashiell. violinist,
Will play Handel's Largo accompan-
led by Mrs. Florence Fisher.
Evening journal., 1900-05-12
GROCERIES.
THIS WEEWSESpECIALS;

iIllO WLLk OAOTLUIhLOi
Green Acre Cheese" &c III.
Sour Mixed Pickles -. &c bottle
Da00i't'' i77' Powder. z for Sc.
Green Acre Squash. ...- 8c
Saratoga Chips .'.. 22G Ib.
Rit''nh0n'' Cookies -, Zoe ID.
G. A. Strinslo'" P'ana@ I5C can
Lebanon Bologna .-.-. zoe Ib.
Wash Boards ..,, 1n
HANSCOM'S, Seventh and Market StS.
Evening journal., 1900-05-12

Mems Superb Spring Sr.ts-That are modelled to COM
pare very favoraby with $4,000 custom made suits fab
RIGS woven to order from patterns suggested by our
Designers effects are mostly the quietly geneel order
sueh as the best dressing always affect and both fit
finish and fabric such stamp us as word-leaders
IN ready-to-wear garments. Nowhere else so
gooa less than $1,000; many here to mTE m
choose from at XIh I'LL
Mems Elegant Suits-in the finest Worsteds made
up skeeton-that is half lined with rich silk serge High
cut vests trousers OF just the proper shaping and all put
up SO tnat would take tailor detect the difference
between these and his $4,000 suits Our price GIn rn
IN the most genteel patterns sack style, DIn,1I
Evening journal., 1900-05-12

More go in stock today.
Lots that we closed
New out, just the STYLES
that are selling and
Suits are popular, all
under regular prices
Young mems sizes, "a to 38
inches chest measure. New
French Flannels, blacks
and blues, with white
stripes, and Grays, with
white stripes, all at $40,
regular $I2 grades coats,
the new West Point cut
wide square paddee shoul-
ders. Worsted stripes and
small checks at S12, regular
SIS grades. Finest pin
stripes in black and white,
regular Merchant tailor
goods, our prices now SIS
and $IS, only small lots and
few Of each style, nearly
all with double breasted
vests.
Open Tuesday and Sat-
utday evenings.
Evening journal., 1900-05-12
we Expec Break igh Cohng To-daya
ITEMS Stylish Clothing

Mems Attractive Spring SutsOf style or 4buton
and high cut vests fabrics standard Casmere effects
also They will be found Checks
with the individuality and character that you'll
s. ;si siod i saias1y Iss, s prize would have 5O
Mems Handsome Spring SuisIn
and properly shaped trousers fabrics Seges gray carefully
Cameres paded stripes and checks, stylish Oxford
mixtures and fancy Worsteds Just such suits the largest MI HA
retailers get Sl2OO for but manufacturers ticket them VSSO
Mems Nobby Spring SuiIn buton double
breasted vests trousers the FOOT fully fifty
from including Oxford mixtures Plain Che and Seges Fancy
and Worsteds Herringbone $3.50 is the
Prise " be found on this grade but makers you
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-05

COOK &C--AmertCan woman as hrst
class cock: wash and iron nice desserts.
willing and Obliging. good references. III
West 18th 81. second fOos'. rear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-05
IMPORTANT CURLING MATCHES.

The first important curling match OF this season
VIII be the annual All Scotland against the South
1or the Dalrymple medal. and will take place on
tuesday on Van Cortlandt Lake. Another inpor-
oaht natch Is scheduled to be played on January
"A IN Hoboken 1t will be for the Gordon medal a
perpetual trophy. Between January "a and Feb
ruary the annual Scottish against All National-
tes matches for the McClintock medal will be
cui I Inc annual bonspiel for challenge Gun
ana TOUR gold medals will be held on February T.
at the ,IhlStle Rink. Hoboken. Other big matches
aLei NeW-Io rk against New-Jersey and the East
gdnSr the West The latter match will be curied
=, me present cold snap has put many OF the tees
IN TINS state and NewJersey in excellent cond-
raeG fonsldera6e pra5tice The stones have been
109Iied Wen within the circles The CaIedonian
Thistle an Jersey City curling clubs have eirae ~
been out the tees ~ nave al eauy