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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-07
UNMORE.

The loan exhibition at the Methodist
church opened very auspiciously last
night, large crowds being present
throughout the entire evening. The
room has been prettily decorated for
the occasion with the national ColorS
and pottcd plants, which, combined
with the handsome drapCry about the
booths, makes n very attractive ap-
pearanCo. Great quantities of old
specimens OF Chinaware, fancy work
pictures. etc, We're on exhibition. The
ColleCtio of relics from the spanish
American war We're the most sought
after articles on exhibition. Miss
Elsie Powell discoursed sweet melodies
upon her violin and Miss Ruby Nost
delighted those present with numerous
pilno selections. Refreshments Of all
kinds were served throughout the
evening, which were under the direc-
tion of Miss Myrtle Byrnes. The en-
hibition viii continue tonight and to-
morrow night
Mrs. :. y, Burke and daughter,
Louise Of New York city, are visit q.
ing friends in town
Mrs, g, Evans and Mrs, George Baas,
Of Pittston, arc visiting Mrs. Il, y.
Davis.
John Wargo and Joseph Boline We've
last night committed to the county
jail by Squire Cooney in default of
500 bail each, on the cnarge of as
sault and battery
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-07
OBITUARY..
Attorney Anthony Baumann.

Attorney Anthony Bauinann died yesterday,
after an illness OF yeats at his home, l6lS fchn
avenue. Mr. Baumann was a member Of Tue
Lackawanna bar but because Of his illness has
not taken an active part in everyday affairs Of
lite Tor some time
Mr.. Baumann was born near Rostadt, Germany,
IN 1S4i, where he Vas educated and admitted TO
the bar. In 1874 he came 10 America and
went TO Cincinnati where hc attained consider.
able success rs a special correspondent for
leading newspapers Of Germany aud the United
States. Desiring to establish himself in more
settled occupation, he found more favorable op'
portuntics in Pennsylvania than in the West
and came TO Allentown, where lac studied law in
the olnco OF Joseph Mcclure, cousin Of Colonel
Alexander N. McClurc,oi the Philadelphia Times.
During his two years residence in Allentown,
Mr.. Baunann was engaged as instructor of for.
cign languages. His services were sought by the
Llzcgnc Publishing company ut Wilkes Barre,
and he finally accepted the position of manager
Of that concern and attained considerable prom
incnce as editor OF the Nolksfreun1. lie also
continued in his law studi,s in the office OF Al
torncy Alfred Dadc, present Orphans, count
Judge oi Luzcrnc county, and was admitted 10
the bar oi that county in 1850. Pcrcciyins the
trend Of business toward Scranton, and tho
rapid advancement and prominence Of this cit :
in the financial world, Mr. Blumann came here
in 1851, deyotinE himself to the legal proics.
sion from the beginning Of his residence in
scranton.
Mr.. Daumann married Miss Ida Hooker OF an
old and wcll.known Bradford county family,
WHO. with several children, survive him.
Mr.. Baumann WIS a believer III cremation and
his remains will be taken to Philadelphia for
cremation. The tinc for the funeral services
has not yet been fixed
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Told in n Few Lines.

The funeral of Willie. the three-year-
old son Of Mr. and Mrs. Max Rosar,
took place yesterday afternoon from
the family residence on Prospect ave-
hue. Services We're held at the house
by Rev. w. \. Nordt. lntcrmcnt was
made in the Pittston avenue cemetery.
y horsv hitChed to n buggy, owned
by Fred Mursch. corner of Pittston
avenue and Birch street, and driven
by his son, William, became frightened
on Cedar avenue yesterday afternoon
and bOlted. throwing young Mursch
out, slightly brusing his arm. The
maddencd horse broke loose from the
buggy and rushed along Cedar avenue
for some distance. lie was captured
on Birch street. Neither horse or
buggy were injured.
The game of cuChrc between the
team of Columbus council, Young
Mems Institute, and the General Philip
Sheridan council team played, at the
latter's rooms on Tuesday, was won
by the Columbus council team, the
score being lG4 to lj3 Refreshments
were served after the game
The members OF st. Aloysius society
will meet in Pharmacy hall this even
ing at o'clock
The Fourteen Friends Will meet at
Hotel Best this evening.
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Funeral of Edward James, 81.

The funeral services over the remains
of the late Edward James, sr. which
were conducted at the Bellevue Welsh
CalvmistiC NJ hthOdist church yesterday
afternoon We're attended by an assem-
blage that crowded the church audi
torium, many being unable to gain adj
mission. Deceased was a well liked
man of sterling qualities, an amtable
disposition. and made friends who con-
tinued so all through life.
The ministers who spoke were Rev
William Davis. Rev. William Morgan,
Rev. Hugh Davis and Rev. J. Il. Nor
ris. all of whom We're devoted friends
of Mir. James. Each paid meritcd
tribute TO his well-Spent life and con-
soled the bereaVod ones with the
thought that ha had gone to his re-
ward
The pall-bcarcrS were: Lewis Rob
Crts, loan Jones, John Harris, Ebcn-
czer Griffiths, William Thomas and
Thomas Thomas. of Wlkes-Barrc. The
flower bearers were: Llewcllyn Nor
gan. 1Iy Browning, Thomas .. Jones
and Edward Harris. lnterment was
made in the Washburn street cemetery.
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
Or. George Il. Reynolds, of North
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-07
GREEN RIDGE.

Mis-. j. Signon, of townsville, y. Y,
Is visiting at The home Of her brother.
Mr.. Edward Fuller, of Dickson ave.
nue..
The Green Ridge Wumcn'S Christian
Temperance union held an interesting
meeting in the ltNunGelical church
yesterday afternoon. Conner -. Reese
was present and gave an address upon
Reform Work" which was the sub
ioCt under consideration. An excellent
paper ON Temperance Reform Work."
was read. \ discussion followed. Mrs.
Howell, Mrs. Harvey and others spoke
on the question.
The Amity Literary society will hold
its regular meeting Thursday evening
at o'clock at the home Of Charles
Kcar, AIonscy avenue and sunset ave.
nue.. The following programme will be
rendered; "Oleomargayinc," Harold
Kennedy; Mrs. Nations Anti-Saloon
crusade" Russell Hnwer: "EXpan-
sion" Lewis Williams; "Our Lake
Trade Monroe Whitney. The ques-
tiun for debate Is "Rcsolved. That the
l'ocr War Is Unjust and Should lie
stopped" Visitors welcome.
Camp No. S0N0. Modern Woodmcn of
| America, OF Green Ridge, received II
class of fourteen members last night.
| The new uniforms were worn for the
/ idst time and the lodge made u fine
| appearance,
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Mr. and Mrs. Hepler Entertain.

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hepler, of 1426
Short avenue, entertained a number OF
friends in honor of the twenty-first
birthday OF their son, Frank. A very
pleasant time was enjoyed by those
present. Games and instrumental
music was indulged in until a season.
able hour, when n dainty repast was
served. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. a. II. kelsling. Mr.. and Mrs. S. f.
lIeplcr, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hill, Mr.
aud Mrs. l.. w. Eeisling. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hcpler, Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ.
Keislng. Misses Lulu Sherman. A.
Meatre, c. Meatre, Dora Davis, Anna
Keisling, Carrie Keisling. Il. Detrick.
NJ. Post, l.. Paulng, ID. Lewis, y. Tut
tie, a. Swartz. NJ. Sherman, Messrs,
Frank Evans, ]. Bcrshauser, Arthur
Keisling, Frank Beddoe, George Tut
tie, T. Cutler, George Lott, j. +. Noll,
G. Gregory, \. Keifer. $. Bisbing,
Frank Hcpler, John Holtram and Les
ter Hill.
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An accident occurred last evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. q. \. Will
liams, on Rock street, which complete
ly demolished the cook stove ana con
tents of the kitchen and damaged the
doors and wood work in the room con-
siderably.
Mrs. Williams had been spending the
afternoon with her sister Mrs j. j.
Roberts. IN South Main avenue, and
had permitted the fire in the stove to
20 out. Her ncghhor. Mrs. William
Corlcss, had ignitcd the fire late in the
afternoon and left it apparently all
right.
suddenly there was a terrific cXplo-
sion in the house. which could be
heard several hundred feet away. The
pipe connecting the waterfront in the
s.iovc with the hot water boiler had
been filled with water, which was
frozen, and when the pipe became heat.
ell caused tho explosion
The stov, was literally smashed to
pieces. parts Of it being blown into the
Woodwork and one of the lids was
found mbed12d in the ceiling. The
doors i'm the room were broken and
when tn occupants entered the place
looked like Il joint after a raid on it
ny Mrs. Nations Hatchct Brigade.
The damage will amount to several
hundred dollars. Mr.. Williams had
been away from home for several days
in Washington and in consequence the
house had been closed.
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John Davis.

one -. the most sudden and unexpected deaths
that has occurred in tho city in q long time
Nas that yesterday, OF 3ohu Davis, Of West
Scranton, who for several years conducted
barber shop i'll the basement ut the Gibbs build
ing on South Main avenue.
He first complained OF feeling in Saturday
evening, but Notwithstanding that fact, attended
the Dichl funeral on Sunday Upon his return
10 his boarding place at lil3 Washburn street,
in the family oi William Drieobach, lie was
treated for the grip, and was apparently rccov.
cling nicely.
On Monday he continued 10 improve, and
thought seriously Of rcstming his business on
Tuesday, hut was persuaded to remain in doors
~ his andlady Yesterday morning a change
for the worse set IN. which affected his brain,
and death resulted before his friends or relatives
knew Of his illness.
Word was sent To his father in Olyphant,
where young Davis resided before locating here,
and later in the day the remains were removed
to- his home by undcrtaker Jones. The time
Of the funeral will he announced later.
Mr. Davis was an exemplary young man, alta
bic. courteous and obliGiug, and made many
friends. lie was a member Of the Electric City
NhCclmcn. Mr.. Davis was about 81 years Of
age, and was engaged to he married to a prom.
inent young woman OF West Scranton.
Tie Whccmcu viii hold a special meeting
this evening to take action on the death Of
Mr.. Davis, and arrangements will hc made to
attend the funeral which will probably be held
sunday afternoon
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Surprise Party.

a very pleasant surprise party was
given in honor of Master Bertram
Evans Tuesday evening at his home
on Edna avenue. Games and music
We're the chief amusements of the even
ing. Miss Bessie Williams gave IA reci-
tation while master David James rem
dered a piano solo in d very pleasing
manner, Miss Mary Richards rendered
a vocal solo. At a seasonable hour re-
freshments We're served.
Those present We're: Misses Bessie
Williams. Margaret Morgans, Mary
Richards. Annie Servis. Louise Nor
gans, Maud Davis, Margaret Thomas,
jennie Leonard and Alma Richards,
Messrs. George Mickey John Simms,
John Richards. David James, Thomas
Watkins, BertOn Evans, Percy Thomas,
Evan Reese and John Morgans.
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Main avenue. was called to Vandling
yesterday in consultation with DIR.
Grander.
q. A. Williams and Oscar oswald
returned yesterday from few days
visit at Washington, ID. G.
\ woman named Mrs. Hugh McCar-
~ had her purse stolen while attend
ing a funeral service in the Washburn
street cemetery recently
Attorney David j. Davis. of South
Hyde Park avenue. returned home last
evening from Washington.
Sloan local. No. 1875, United Mine
Workers of America, have secured a
charter and will meet in ID. y. Evans
hall on Saturday evening.
Or. i. G. Hall, on his return from
Florida, will deliver 10 series of lee
lures on the Protected Home Circle"
Miss Lucy Nosburg. of Sixth street,
left for New York yesterday. ON
Tuesday evening u party was given
in her honor at the home of her BROTH
cr W. G. Nosburg.
The members of the Electric City
Wheclmen's minstrel troupe have been
invited to give a performance at the
Green Ridge Wheelmens fair next
Tuesday evening.
The first rehearsal of the Young
Mems Intitutc minstrel company was
held last evening under the direction
of Professor John r. Watkins. Some
excellent talent is included in the COM
pany.
Mrs. F'ilian, of jackson street. slipped
on the ice recently and spraincd her
ankle
Benjamin Franklin MaXey. one OF
Wilkes Barrc's leading pharmacists
accompanied by Frank Krotzer. re-
tired druggist. also of Wilkcs-B Barre
called on friends in town yesterday.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Simp.
son Methodist Episcopal church viii
meet today.
y social session will he held thi,
evening after the business meeting oi
Camp No. 1IS u. O. $. of A.
The funeral of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
!. Williams child, Roberta, was con.
Quoted yesterday afternoon from tn,
family residence on South Main ave.
nue.. Rev. j. p. Moffat, ID. D., pastor
/ of the WaShburn Street Presbyterian
church, otlicatcd. lnterment was made
in the Forest Hin cemetery.
Thomas j. Davies. of Fifteenth
street former employc of the CollierN
| Engineer company, left yesterday 70
Newport News, Va, where he has ac
| coptcd "a position in the navy yard
| Mr. Davies has the good wishes of {
| large number Of friends.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-07
THE VALUE OF SEA BIRDS.
Some Pertinent Figures Showing the
Frightful Destruction of Feath-
cred Life III Past Years.

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Missionary Work in China.

Rev. DR. Halsey, a missionary Sec
retary, spoks at Washburn street
Presbyterian church last evening. He
also read letters from Japan. Corea,
China and other countries, showing
the progress of the work and the suf-
ferirgs of the missionaries. especially
in China. As illustrated by the speak
en- the native Christians. under their
environments OF superstition, caste ana
religion of the fathers, are more In
earnest in their new Christianity than
the many churChmen of America.
d. lIalsey is fine speaker and
holds his audience with close atten-
tion. and it was regrcttable that so
few people were present TO hear him.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-07
BRIEFLY NOTED.

Arrangements have been made to
hold the annual ball of the II, \. Mace
lodge, No. 157, brotherhood of Railway
Trainmen. at the Auditorium April 10.
II. l.. Crippcn has purchased the
property of G.. l.. Detweiler, ON Church
avenue, and will in the near future
make his home there.
B. II. Nathmoutz, of New York city
is visiting Mrs. Il. Atlas Of Church
avenue.
Miss Mary Davis, of North Main ave-
nuc, has gone to New York city.
The Excelsior Dramatic club is hold
ing nightly rchearsals for their play
because She Loved Him So," which
win be produced in the Auditorium
next month.
Miss Jennie Hallstead, of LenoXvillc,
Is visiting friends in this section.
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Sons of Temperance.

\ new division of the Sons of Tenn
perancc was instituted in Osterhout
han last evening by District Organizer
Lcyshon Evans, with the assistance
of representatives of the West Scran-
ton Ripple division. a large number
We're present and gave their names
and large number have promised to
sign theirs at an early date.
Mr.. Evans has been several weeks
working in this section for the new
lodge and it is expected that a large
number of names will be added to the
new organization.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-07

The residence OF John Gilbiide. OF
Rock street, WAS badly damaged by
fire early yesterday morning. The fire
started at about 2.45 o'clock and was
probably caused by n hanging lamp.
which had been left lighted on the
lower floor.
Mr.. Gilbridc smclled the smoke ana
quickly aroused the family, who had
just barely time to escape from the
house. An alarm was turned in from
box 81, aud the North Scranton COM
panics responded. They soon had the
blaze under control. The damage done
amounts to about $500, partly covered
by insurance.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-07
Republican Club Meeting.

\ regular meeting of the West Side
Republican club viii be held in the
rooms over Heisnr & Warnkes this
evening, and it is expected that the
fun strength of the club will be in at
tendance. as several important mat
tors are to BE- acted upon.
Thc principal feature Of the meeting
win be the report of the committee
Messrs. Thomas. Paine and Leyshon
appointed at the last meeting to draft
n protest against the present rc-appor-
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SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES,
Funeral of Gottlieb Lenz Held from
the Family Residence Yester-
day-other News Notes.

The funeral Of Gottlicb Ienz took
place yesterday afternoon from the
family residence, on the corner of
Maple street and Crown avenue. Ser
vices wcr" held in St Pauls church,
Rev. y. Ballhorn being the officiating
clergyman. The Ringgold band played
the dead march and rendered several
other selections.
The members of the German krieger
Ncrcin, OF which organization The de-
ceased was n member, attended the
funeral in a body and fired the last
salute at the gravesidc. The pail
bearers We're members Of the krieger
Nerem. lntcrmcnt was made in tho
Washington avenue cemetery.
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Personalities.

Jacob Gcigcr, jr., the prominent
cigarmaker of this part Of the city.
has been presented with twin sons by
his Wife.
A daughter has frightened the honlu
of Charles Rosar. on Alder street.
Albert c. Hoffman, son of Peter
Hoffman, Of Maple street, left Yestcr-
day for Columbus, Ohio, to join the
United States cavalry, and will shortly
leave ior the Philippine islands.
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WEST SCRANTON

tionment hill now before the lcglsla-
ture. It is probable that the represcn-
tativcs from this county will be asked
to oppose the rc-apportionment as now
outlined.
The financial secretary Of the club
will also make AN important report.
which has "A particular bearing on the
clubs standing. and definite action will
be taken in reference to delinquent
members.
On March IA. one week hence. Thos.
II. Dale will address the club on a very
important subject. The committee in
charge of the special meeting expect
to present other features for the COM
sideration of the members.
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Mls. James Keegan.

Mis- James Kccgan dicd at the home ot her
daghtcr, Mrs. Gibson, Of Prospect a,tuc, yes.
to-day, after an Illness Of some weeks duld.
tiou. She Is survived 10y min, children. They
are: MIS-. Wynn, of Carbon street Mrs. Gibson
OF Prospect avenue; John, Michael and Peter
n OyphInt MT, Dcvdncy, OF Buffalo " y:
Mas. Mdotcrson. OF Sing Sing, y. y; Patrick
cad Rose, of New York.
The funeral viii he held tomorrow afternoon
with iHlcmcnt in the OyphanU cemetery
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DIR. DENSTEN
CRIME TO GIVE FRIEND DRINK
Topeka Penalties Hospitality with
Fine and Imprisonment.

B, Exclusive Wire nom Tho Associated Press.
Topeka, Kan. March 6.--An ordi-
nance has been adopted by the city
council which, It, is believed, viii make
it almost impossible for the "iointsts"
to do business in this city.
The ordinance makes it unlawful to
treat friend TO a drink of liquor In a
private house, A man is declared to
be guilty of violating the ordinance if
he is found in a place where liquor Is
sold The ordinance does not require
that an actual sale shall be proved.
Heavy fines and Imprisonment OF thirty
tn one hundred days in Jail are the
penalties for violations OF The ordI
nance
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-07
NORTHSCRANTON
JOHN GILBRIDE'S RESIDENCE
DAMAGED BY FIRE.

Blaze Caused by Hanging Lamp
Started in the Early Morning-Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Hepler, of 1926
Short Avenue, Entertain in Honor
of Their Son-surprise Party Ten
dered Bertram Evans-New Divis-
ion of Sons of Temperance Insti-
tuted-Notes and Personals.
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Mrs. James Hart Buried.

The funeral of the late Mrs. Eliza
beth Hart. wife OF Patrolman James
Hart. took place yesterday morning.
At st. Patrick's Catholic church a
requiem mass was celebrated. and in
tarmCnt was made in the Cathedral
cemetery,
A number of beautiful floral designs
were in evidence. The pail bearers
We're John Fahey, Joseph Taylor
Michael Burke, Michael Bolton, H..
PuCh and Patrick Durkir.
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A GREAT SURPRISE

|. in ,toro for all vino use hampr BtI,am lor
the lIuoIt aud luu.s, The sIcf' guaranteed
rcucdy Would You believe ths' IL f. ,uid ou
II, merit, and any d,uggi,t /, authorized hy thc
proprietor oi th., voud.riul remedy tp -ivc voU
a sample bottle Ecr. 1t never flii- lp ,utr
aor,r or dnmic cuugh,, 81 drlrgis', ,c1
k,mp'- BJ',am rr,c 2j, aud jO,.
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Patrick F, Morris.

latrich T. Morris aaed % years. died ye,ter-
day al the home Of his parents, Mr. and Mrs
John Morris, Of POS Railroad Avenue. The
funeral services will be held at Holy Gross
chuch tomorrow afternoon at 80 o'clock. In.
ttrnent will he made in the Cathedral Gene.
terry.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-07
COOK STOVE
WAS SMASHED
EXPLOSION IN THE HOUSE OF @.
A. WILLIAMS.

Water in Pipes Leading from Range
Froze and When Fire Was Start
ed They Burst with Terrific Force.
Meeting of the Republican Club
will Be Held This Evening-Fu-
nerals of Edward James, ST., and
Mrs. James Hart-Talk About
Missions-other News Paragraphs.
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Charles nj. Coons.

Charles NJ. Loons died at his home ia North
Abingdon yesterday afternoon at $50 o'cock.
Tie funeral will take place Friday afternoon
At o'clock services will be held at tls
Methodist Epis, opal chmGh. Iuterment will take
place in the Hickory Row ,emctcly
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Funerals.

Scr'Ic over tho remains OF the late Tnona,
Ryan viii hc held this inorning and intcrmcnt
will be made in tho Cathedral cemetery.
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We Open Today
one OF the most interesting snl comnon displays Of
Spring and
Summer Dress Fabrics

shown in Scranton. From the home factories and
the have gathered the best buyers could
lind and the collection of such magnitude beauty
that feel may not be considered egotsca when say
proud
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-07
With Such an
Array to Look at

1t easy understand why this annual spring show is well
worth making special effort se and all visitors are well
come, the thought Of buying need not trouble YOU
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Among the
Piles Upon Piles

OF new Dress fabrics that await your inspection will be found
Meose, Prunela, Venetian and Whpcord Sutings Wcstry
Cords Epnges Satin Cloths Poplns French Ngoreaux and
Granite Cloths Crepe Popns Kurno and Broadclohs Amure
Mixtures and French SergeS, Plain and Pebble Chevos Home
spun, Camels Hair Storm Serge ansdowncs Electric Glols
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-07
The New Waist Cloths

soft wool silk and WOOL delightful
neshng novelty when conracd with the things gone
before, while