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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-SCBUR8AN.
FOR ~ALE-Suburi,4u homes, NV. near Teney-
fgu-u j. me cottages, some % them have never
been occupied. in - days the most of them viii
be- sold never such bargains offered before in the
NV, see them ROW; prices Fli00 10 $500. T. ).
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FOR SALE OR RE%T-New cottage at Kensing-
ton T. ?. NASH. 1851 sth st. n20-G
FOR SALE-at Hyat-syiIle, sGrlm and electric
carr fare 20 city cents per ride; short walk
from cIrs; new 7-roDm house. large lot: PRETTY
situated. price 81 $50, terms easy. ROGERS &
ROGERS. Hyatisyille, Md el9-5
FOR RENT OR sALE-lIz miles from rail-
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large peach orchard, eight-FooIa house two wells
aud all necessary OuJbu=dngs Enquire at 3II
ID ST. NV. city mlg-7
FOR SALE-H yatt@ville. several beautiful lots COX
7DJ feet: minutes walk from steam station and
electric cars: price $50 ROGERS & ROGERS.
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FOR RExT-coUxTRy PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-Sinall house: high retired location;
fruits spring; s. Address BOX 275, this Office
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FOR sALE-LOTS.

FOR StLE-Elevea Iols. square l0ic. suitable
Tor small houses liberal term 10 builder
GENkNE b kGE.S. Attorney. eI2 T s.. rn22-a
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Extra copies of The Tribune's Sou
venir sell for 20 cents.
AVOCA,

The st. Aloysius society will meet
this evening,
The school board held a special ses-
sion on Wednesday evening. Several
generations, proposed by Tax Collac-
tor Moore, were approved. A COM
mittce was appointed to visit the
schools and order repairs made where
necessary. The president appointed
the following committees: Bills
O'Brien, Davis, King. Supplics--Da-
Wis, ID. Ward and O'Brien. Repairs
Clifford, Webster, King, Teachers
Webster, O'Brien, Doran.
Thomas Maloney left yesterday to
spend his vacation with his parents at
Newport News.
Mrs, James Walsh and daughters,
Mary and Nellie. attended the Judge
Dousher wedding at Rendham last
evening.
Eugene, the 6-yoar-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. L. OBrien, is at the
Lackawanna hospital, undergoing
treatment for the eye.
Michael Cannon and daughter, Kate,
attended the Cannon obsequies at
Olyphant yesterday.
The marriage of Elizabeth, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hulsver,
of the North End, and Henry Gellis-
kie, of Pittston, was solemnized in the
German Catholic church yesterday
morning. Rev. Father Brehl cele-
brated a nuptial mass. The bride was
handsomely dressed in white Persian
mule, with lace and satin trimmings.
The former carried prayer book,
while her maid, Miss Louise Martin,
of Scranton, carried white roses. AZ
ter the ceremony, the bridal party
drove TO Scranton. In the evening a
reception was rendered few friends
at the home of the brides parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Gelleskie will reside in
Ayoca
A Teamsters' union has been or
ganized. James Doran is president,
Thomas Hoban secretary and joseph
Zeigler, treasurer
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expressing my acknowledgment for the relief
have felt from Dr. Chase's Ointment. For
90 years l was afflicted with skin disease
which was located in one spot-on my leg.
I have spent at a rough estimate hve hun
dred dollars trying to effect q cure, and not
until applied this ointment did ! get relief.
You are strangers to me and this letter is
prompted directly because want to say and
feel as though ought to say It. . That
Chase's Ointment has effected complete
cure OF my affection. Three boxes did the
work on my leg, was also suffering from
itching piles and applied the ointment which
gave the bss, of satisfaction by aiording me
sest at night and rapidly causing the disease
70 disappear. ! have received such relief
end comfort from the ointment that cannot
withhold expressing my gratitude. was so
long afflicted with the tortuIes Of eczema.
feel nov that am cured, word of recon-
mendstion is due from me.
Yours truly,
JAS. J. BROWN.
DR.. Chases Ointment is sold at so cents a
box at all dealers or DR.. A. w. Chase's Medi-
sise Co., Buffalo. N. Y.
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HONESDALE.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Honesdale, June 19.-Mr and Mrs.
Grant c. Tallman are visiting Scran-
ton friends.
Thomas Kcllow went to Scranton on
Saturday for visit with his sons,
George and John.
Invitations have been issued to the
marriage of Miss Maud Mary. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Renney,
and Mr.. John n. Sharpstecn. deputy
postmaster of Honcsoale. The event
will take place Wednesday evening,
June %. at the home of the brides par
ents, on Front street
The large quantity of driftwood
which settled in Park lake during the
winter is being removed by Street
Commissioner John Krantz, which will
add greatly To the beauty of the lake.
The friends of Mrs. Jessie Dolmetch
and of her music class have received
invitations to the first recital, to he
given at Spencer's music rooms this
(Thursday) evening at S.1j o'clock.
Miss Edith Martin, of Scranton, will
assist,
Station Agent {. l.. Dibble and fam
lily are ON two weeks vacation in
Norwich. n. Y,
The improvements still continue to
be made about the union passenger
station. Surveyors are now engaged
locating tho grade for the grading of
the sidewalks from the coal Office to
the city hall, which is very much out
of repair.
Mr. w. NJ, Kenworthy, of Carbon
dale, has moved into the apartments
vacated by Mr.. Frank Cornell, on
Eighth street.
j. A. Duffy, manager of the Scran-
ton theatres, was recent Honesdale
visitor, the guest of Manager w. j.
Silverstone, with whom he had bust
ress transactions.
A beautiful June wedding took place
at II o'clock noon today, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. w. II. Stanton, Third
street when her second daughter.
katherine N, and Mr.. j. Edward
Barbour, OF Paterson, were united i'm
| marriage by the Rev. William III.
| Swift, of the Presbyterian church,
| pastor of the bride. The brides gown
was white crepe de chine, trimmed
with duchesse lace, tulie veil and
| orange blossoms. She carried bunch
of white roses and orchids. Matron
of honor was Mrs. Ralph Fitch Mar
Ttn. sister of the bride, who wore a
| white organdie gown and carried
| cream roses. The flower girl was
Elizabeth Crowell, of Newark, n. j.,
| a cousin of the bride She carried
marguertes. Avery Hand. of News
field, o., and Walter Crowell formed
| the aisles with white ribbon, through
which the bridal party entered. as the
wedding march was played by Miss
Emma G. Ward. The best man was
Albert Strange, of New York. The
bride and groom left on the 2.O5 train
for an extended trip through Canada
The guests were a large number OF
relatives and few close friends. The
bride Is one of Honesdales popular
society young ladies and will be much
missed by large circle of friends
and in the church society. where she
| was "a very active member. The groom
is connected with the Barbour Linen
Thread company and popular busi-
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Philadelphia Provision Market.

Philadelphia, juno l0.-Whcat Quiet. but
steady; contract grade June, '5a1jlac Corn
Firm and L. higher; No. mixed June, i6a4at1c.
OatS-fim and l.alc, higher; No. = white
clipped 33l4a3ic. Buitcr-Firm, good demand
fancy western creamery, l0c.; do do. prints,
loc,; do nearby, 20c, EgGs-Frm, good de-
mind; fresh nearby lic.; do, western, lIc.; do.
southwestern l:'c.; do. southern lac Cheese
Firm; fair demand; \. Y. full creams fancy
small 9i4c. do. do. do. fair to choice, si2aoc.
Refined Suga,S-unchangcd Cotton | l.lGr.
lower; middlling uplandS 81 ll6 Talow--
STEADY; city prime in hhds. i7sdjc.; do. do
barrels, 43sajc. cakes 54ajiac. Live Poultry
Dull and easier; fowls, llall'2c.; old roostcrS,
1a1lac,; spring chickens, lja23c; ducks, Zoe.
Dressed roulty-Frm aud fowls Shade higher;
fowls, 1aliiac.; old roostcrs, 6i2C; brolcrs
nearby 2Oa2jc. western do, 20a23c
Receipts Flour, 1000 barrels and 3,OO00OO
pounds in sacks; wheat, 1910 bushels; corn, 90.
00b bushels: oats, 10000 bushels. shipments -
Wheat, 10000 bushels; corn, l2S,O00 bushels;
oats lO,i, 900
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Scranton Wholesale Market.
Sl'OC'k

(corcrctcd by II. G. Dale, 27 Lacknwanna Ave
Bu.tcr-Frcsh, 2Oa20lc.; dairy, fresh, l9Iaa.O:
Cheesc-Full cream, new, 1Olaallc.
Eggs-Wcstein fresh, l5iaalic.; nearby state
14laal5c.
Bcans-Pcr b,lshcl, choice marrow. 81. GOa2Gj
Pea Beans--Per bushcl, choice marrow, s.. 5j
500
Medium Bcans--Per bushels. 81. .4Oas2 i5
Green Pcas-Pcr bushcles, 81. 4OaSl A.
Flour--Best patent per barrel. Si.45.
Red Kidney Beans-Per hlshcl, ~ ijaS2 so.
Potatocs-Pcr bshe, s5aO0c.
Bermuda Onions-Per h,islel, 81. 5Oa$l.6O
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

NJ. II. Van Scoten, in Montrose, June
70 and -. This was the pioneer com.
pany of Susquehanna county, and the
dates set for the reunion are the
thirty-nnth anniversary of the com.
pany's first engagements at the front
G. j. Waldron. an old and respected
| resident of Great Bend, was fount
dead in his bed on Thursday morning
last His age was 20 year. For severa
years he was engaged in business III
the borough.
SOME DRIFTWOOD.
Persistent gum chewing gave q
Great Bend girl paralysis of the jaw
Necessity tof bringing home a string
of fish, Is the mother of invention.
An exchange asks if the devil is q
| myth. No: he'th. he.
Flies will soon bother the fellow who
takes an afternoon nap.
It's the skirt of lady's full dress
that costs. The corsage doesn't come
high.
Congress and the ground hog have
| quit business for the season.
When man gets an edge on he is
usually dull.
HOME HAPPENINGS.
The following compose Laurel Hill
| academy class of 1901: William
Ahearn. Agnes Condor, Katie Cole
man. Thomas Cottcr Mary Fitzgerald
Nellie Foran, Thomas Foran. Thomas
Irving. Margaret Kennedy Nellie
Loughlin, Bridget Mangan Frank
Murphy, Grace Sullivan, Katie Tis-
key. Mary Walsh, Mary White.
jefferson TarboX. Edward Winnie
and Charles Preston. alias Palmer
were on Saturday morning taken tc
Montrose to await the action of the
grand jury upon the charge of having
stolen brass from the Erie Railroad
company in this place, on Thursday
evening. The men hail from Conklir
and Castle Creek. n. Y. and are well
known in BinghamtOn police circles.
Prof. Pierce, of Binghamton. will
give a social hop in Hogan Opera
house on Thudrsday evening.
Near Fiddle Lake. n few days since
an old farmer thought he had discov-
cred coal mine. After digging for a
few days. he remembered that he was
prodding ground "where once village
smithy stood" and dreams of great
wealth went glimmering 'mong the
things that were.
A FELLOW FEELING.
y vicinity judge-it would not be
kind to mention nameS-ls an ardent
fisherman. 1t is said of him that he
will almost adjourn court to go a-iish-
ing, hut this has not been proved. Re-
Gently case came up before him in
which an important witness failed to
respond when his name was called.
whats that" said the judge
'The witness absent? Where is hep
II think. your honor" replied the
attorney whose witness he was, Il
think he is at Heart Lake"
AT Heart Lake" said the judge
"1ll see whether the court can be
trifled with in this manner. Let a
bench warrant ISSUE"
Put. your honor" said the attor-
ney in his blandest tones. "hc must
have missed the train this morning.
He went fishing on Saturday. and
Went fishing. eh?" said the judge
Modified. "Ah yes: WELL he'll prob
ably be here this afternoon. Call the
next witness
And the wheels of justice again re-
volved.
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THOMPSON.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Thompson, June 19-Patent Attor-
ney George Gelatt, of Scranton. after
very pleasant call in town. returned
to his business Sabbath evening.
Mrs. Daniel II. Pope, of the town.
ship, while about her work last Fri
day, made a misstep and fell to the
floor, breaking her hip so badly that
the surgeon fails to adjust it.
The wool crop this year will pass
for "short crop" and a late, as
indicated by the market today in this
region.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Blair, of Car
bondale. visited at Mrs. Ada Wrigh-
ters, of the township, over the Sab
bath.
Rev. w. II. French and others CT
the Free Baptist church will leave on
Thursday of this week for their year
ly meeting at South Apalachin, y. v,
which will hold over the Sabbath.
Jones West. aged 81 years life
long resident of AraratJ died at his
daughters, in Alton, Saturday. His
funeral will be held at the Presby-
terian church at Ararat this after
noon, conducted by his pastor, Rev.
II. j. Crane,
Guy Foster, of Thompson, has been
appointcd station agent at the Erie
depot at Uniondale.
Mrs, A. IL. Crosers Sunday school
class made her a surprise last even
ing
G. G. Wilmarth, Of the firm of
Pickering, Wilmarth & CO., is doing
business in Scranton today.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Crosier were at
Great Rand over the Sabbath.
The Wheaton gathering was held
at the home of &. f. Whitney, esd,
| in the township last Saturday and a
| good time was enjoyed. Dr. Thomas
Wheaton. of Wilkes-B Barre, and Mrs,
r. V. Whitney, of this place, are the
only survivors of large family. Mrs
Whitney was present The doctor
was not able To come up because of
| the infirmities of age. Nearly one
hundred of the descendants We're
present.
The Children's Day services in the
Free Baptist church Sabbath even
| ing are said to have been very en-
| joyable.
| +. NJ. LAWS and son, Willard, G. NJ
| Lewis and T.. T.. Gelatt were doing
business in Binghamton yesterday.
Mrs. J. w. Walker and daughter
Mabel and Edna, of Waymart. are
| Spending a couple of weeks with her
| sister, Mrs. A. g. Foster.
Mrs. Fletcher and Mrs. Tower re-
| n ain on the sick list.
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New York Live Stock.

New York, June 19.--Beevrs-Stecrs 10c. tn
ljc. lowers; bulls and cows, steady to l0c. OH
steers, I.SOa5.Sj; oxen and mixed cattle, %a5;
bulls. S2.S0ai.3j; COWS, S22ja+. 10. Calvcs-Neals,
lOal5c. higher; buttcrmiks, steady; vcals, St.50l
Gao; extra, $3.50; tail ends $iat.j0; butter
mks, $,.5oa4 Sheep and Lambs-Activc trade;
sheep firm, prime sheep. 1oal5c higher: lambs.
finn to lOc higher; sheep, 81. 2.15a425; culs. s. 20
a2.70; lambs, S5.62laa6s5; two cars. $500: culls,
Si'j; few ycarlings $iaj. llogs-Maret firm at
SliaG 40.
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Head Feels Like Burst ing.

Maybe you We're out late last night :?
II you had taken Krause's Headache
Capsule before retiring your head
would be cool and clear this morning.
Take one now and YOU will be all right
In an half hour Price 25c. Sold by all
druggists. ~
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much c o m m e nj I.
People are begin.
ming TO realize that
this Ointment is a
wonder worker with
all kinds OF skin
trouble. Attorney
Jas. ]. Brown, St.
1gnace, Michigan,
writes as follows:
DR.. A. w. Chase
Med. Co. Buffalo,
N. Y.-Gents;-l
cannot refrain from
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ness man of Paterson. N. j. The ca
terer was Pursell Bros, of East
Orange n. j., and Prof. Thiel, of
Scranton furnished string music.
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Oil Market.

oil City, June io-Crcdit balances, lO5. ccrt
| fcatcs, no bid; shipments, 96,o66; average, %,
6l6. Runs, III, l0l; average, 81, ,1iG.
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NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual meeting
of the stockholders OF the Economy Light, Heat
and Power Company, for the election Of directors
for the ensuing year, and the transaction of such
other business as may properly come before il,
will he held at the ofnce of the company, Room
20, Republican Building, Scranton, Pa. on Mon.
day June -, 1901, at 2 o'clock p, IN, in accord.
ance with the bylaws of the company.
W. j. NORTHuP, Secretary.
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fair To choice mixed. $;.GOai: western sheep S,l
$50: Texas Sleeps. Sia4jO: native lambs spring
up TO $40, Sia5.!5; western lambs, Sja5.2j
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Eczema for
Forty Years.
The Unqualified Statement of a Wei
Known Attorney, ST. Ignace, Mich.

Some Of the cures made by DR.. A. w.
Chase's Ointment of stubborn and long con-
tinued eczema and skin diseases are causing
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HOG CASE AT
SUSQUEHANNA
VERDICT OF S5 AWARDED FOR
THE LOSS OF A FOOT.

A Tunkhannock Scribe Discovers a
Ourio-Next Encampment to Be
Held at Montrose-Mrs. Decker
K.lls Another Reptile-New Terror
at Heart Lake-New Chamois Fac
tory at Great Bend.
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Strayed.

SrRAYED Black horse. with scar on left front
shoulder Liberal reward for return to 5i7
Prescott avenue
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LEGAL.
WALTER T.. DAVIS, Attorney.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-The annual meeting
of the stockholders of the Coliery Engineer
company will he held at the general offices of
the company, scranton, Pa, on Monday, June
2ith, 1901, at O'Clock p. M, for the election
of directors and the transaction OF such other
business as may properly come before the meet.
ing STANLEY l.. ALLEN, secretary,
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Tutor.

YOUNG MEN, entering or preparing for college,
can receive personal instruction by applying
TO II. B. upiohn. 5l6 Connel Building.
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STU ALTON WANTED-By young man to go
TO some summer resort and act as a hotel
clerk for the summer. strictly temperate and
honest can furnish hest OF references. j. ID. H.,
Tribune oifse.
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Buffalo Hotels.
PROPOSALS.
Situations Wanted.

~
SITlr ALTON WANTED-By a Young woman, with
child three years old, as houSekeeper o.
housewurk Address, 80 krcSslcr court, GUY.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-20

STU ALTON WANTED As watch maker; % years
experience; references, Robert T, Smith, gen,
eral delivery.
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SITUATION wANrED-By woman to go out
by day washing, ironing or cleaning Please
call or address Mrs. Russell, 1919 Cedar avenue,
cit
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STU ALTON wANTED-By good agent and gen
oral canvasser H. l. smith, ll5 Penn ave
nuc. nue..
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SITUATION WANTED-Drcssmaker good tittel,
from Philadelphia desires a few engagements
81 80 a day or will take work home Address,
1907 Dickson avenue
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slrlr ALTON WANTED. Trustworthy, reliable
young man, good habits wants porter worl,
Good penman. Salary optional. Trustworthy,
Tribune Oihpc.
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STU ALTON WANTED Active young man desire,
position; is sober, honest and reliable. Good
reference +, Tribune Office.
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sIry ALTON WANTED-By first class book keep.
er with eighteen years experience, TO work
two or three hours daily on a set OF books IN the
CITY; terms very reasonable Address. Expert
Tribune Office.
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7->~~>~~~--~-~
FOR SALE OR RENTA cottage in Elmhurs.
with excellent water and hcalthtu location
Address DR.. Eatcson, 3j7 Washington avenue.
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STU ALTON WANTED-By man grading or
laying sidewalks, or liking fences or cutting
lawns, OF any kind OF work. Can OF addteSs 1900
Providence road
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Seeds.

G. r. CLARKE Il CO., SEEDSMEN AND NURS-
erymen, store 20l Washington avenue; green
houses, 1850 North Main avenue; store tele-
phone 7s2.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1901-10-25
and Capes

Ladies' Misses and Childrens' Jackets and
lCapes-all grades and prices SWEETEST Fall Styles
and materials, some are plain tailored others beau
tfully trimmed Don't fail to see these GOOD. be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
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Rainy Day Skirts

Pretty line, good values, made of choice and
the latest materials in black and navy with white
stripes gray brown, etc. prettily made up, perfect
fitting. from So 90 to 5000. See our colcred un-
derskirts i'm mercerzed silk from sl25 to $3.50 r
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Great Values
In Dress Goods!

We present this season an array of values. in
our Dress Goods Department that will equal and
eclipse anything we have yet accomplished in
dress goods selling and this is saying great
deal Our counters and shelves in this depart
ment are overlooking with exquisite novelties
consisting of Stephanas, Venetian, Statue Pru-
nellas, Soliel Sharkskn Cheviots Hop Soaking,
Homespun suiting, striped all wool canvas,
Broadcloth, Zebeline Stripes, Side Band and
Stripe Wasting, Granite Suiting. Whip! Cord
Plain and Striped Cheviots and suiting for ladies
skirts, Herrenbone Venetian, Corded, Metallic,
Pam and and Plain .Velvets lin all .colors,
French and German Flannesl and sChalies for
Waists lin Persian, Plain. and Stripe effects,
double faced suiting for skirts, etc.
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Black Dress Goods

Our showing this season is without parallel
The largest, most beautiful, most complete line
ever exhibited in Ocala-the very newest things
out in Sebastopohe Repsling, Satin, Prunellas
Satin finished Soliels Sharkskin, Granite and
Venetian Suiting, Parollers, Fancy Crepons, Plain
and Fancy Brilliantine and Cicilians, Serges,
Cheviots Melrose, Silk Warped and all Wool
Henrettas etc. and all grades and prices.