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8 FRIDAY. JAN. -8, 1904. THE WILKES-B ARRE RECORD JAN, 8, 1904. 1 a Mt((tMlllt(tttHI(lll(IMtlilSMttillHtttM(l WiSkes-Barre Record Handel is again rousing spontaneous enthusiasm among the church pee.pl; his "Messiah" still reigns supretne Published br AVELXES-BARRE RECORD CO.

among the lovers of oratorio. His mas slve, Impressive choruses and smooth. Board of Pardons than'. how exists, there. Governor Pennypacker, In his fearless and independent action In this case has! again demonstrated Jthat with all his faults, weaknesses and vanities, he also possesses excellent qualities.

In his actlon'wlll also be seen powerful argument why he should re-, main In the executive office and defer his 'ambition to attain supreme court bench until he retires from the governorship in 1907. TMlfiBBt J. C. POWWUU delightful arias are destined to live as Here The Great Bargains Treasurer. c.

JOHNSON Hter J. D.XACIAR Mana1ns; Editor A. BOYD Oltjr El T. OIEWNO Business W. MOOHB a This Week Publication Office II NORTH MAIN STREET, Wilkes-Barr.

long as any works now before the public s. The Hallelujah chorus has often been described as the greatest religious chorus known to musical literature, and the aria "I know that my Redeemer llveth" has not yet been-, excelled, so sauve and delightful are its Intervals, modulations and cadences. Of the modern oratorios, "The Dream of Oerontiusr' by Pr. Blgar, Is by far the best, according to the verdict of both the critics and the dilettanti. But it will never take the place of the "Messiah," for it has not the latter's dramatic strength and passion or emo I Some Scranton councilmen are again ijijtrouble.

This time they are under arrest -on the charge' of perjury. The Municipal League is the prosecutor. These prosecutions are an echo of the Branch Offices. -w 7, Main Street Plymouth Main Street NlnUcoke Orchard Street Bufy My Dead. The Rachel ef the cities Looked neither night nor left; She crooned the crton of pities The sonf.ot the berofU." One side was laughter swelling; One side were light and cheer The, play and pleasure telling i' The coming of the year.

"I bury my dead," said, V--" Some called: "Take heart of Sorrow, Forgetting yesterday i Look onward to the morrow That dances down the way!" Above Jier sons an daughters She bowed her head and 'wept She aat beside the waters That, Marah-Wtter, crept, i "1 bury my. dead," i She said. Some came all slowly, seeking Their sympathy to show. Words fitly chdsen speaking. She breathed: ''Alone, I go-Alone with all my grieving; Alone beside my.

lost. My hodden sackcloth, weaving, For I must pay: the cost. I bury the dead My She changed' her wreaths of holly. Her wreaths of Joyous hue, Her'ma'rKs of '-fun and fcjlly. For 'cypress and for rue, This Rachel, of, th cities low the requiem BleM 'Of a thousand pities, 1 Above' her dead for them; "Sh W.

In Chicago Tribune. famous Dalton Railway bribery cases which some months ago caused such an upheaval In Scranton municipal New York. 820 Broadway Have. turned the eyes of every economist in this city toward the Big for it is a well known fact that economies most extraordinary are always offered at our annual Clearing Sale, and this event together with our January Sale of muslin have this year formed such a bargain carnival l. that nothing has ever been, inaugurated in this city to equal the movement- Below are the items of our great va R.

Northrup, Representative. circles. It seems that when the invest tlgatlon was in progress, certain mem tional fervor. Dr. Elear may have a i Subscription.

Fifty Centa a Month. Six Dollars a Tear. better command of pure aesthetic "ex bers of councils testified under oath to certain alleged facts. The charge now Is that they committed perjury. pression, may be more of a master or light and shade, and of close reasoning: but, nevertheless, he Is not the umon7 genius that Handel was and cannot, like him, revel In vigor ana splendor, in marshaling grand resources 'and piling up sublime masses 8, 1904 1 FRIDAY.

-i of sound. Handel Is always effective. CONCERNING LIBEL LAWS. An attempt will be made In the New York legislature at its present session to secure an important modification of the present libel law of the State, and one of the proposed amendments Will provide that a person bringing suit for aliened damages will be required to and in; this resect Is unsurpassed. Safe theatres in the large cities ap pear to be the exception, rather than the rule, but the case will be emphatically reversed by the tlmethe iri- ipectors tne severm ui me land are through with their investi gations.

It, is highly creditable to the TALKING THE TREATY-TO DEATH. A Washington special says: "There is some talk cmong certain Pemocratlc senators about talking the Panama canal treaty to deatti. Gtwrman. and ahout half of the Democrats, irtcludinir Aloi gan, Blackburn, Carmack and Culberson, are so eager for a chance to hit President Roosevelt that they are willing to go any length in opposition to the treaty, even to the extent of presenting ratifttatibn by; unceasing The same dispatch makes the following interesting statement respecting sentiment among the othor half of the Democratic senators: "Of the remaining Democratic Senators hnit hiilf are undecided what would be give security for the costs in case the plaintiff loses the suit. Speaker Nixon of the" House of Representatives, in addressing that body last Wednesday on the subject of the proposed chlfnges In the -law, called attention to the large nurpber of suits commenced against newspapers solely for blackmailing purposes.

'He stated that publishers are put to large expense in the necessary owners and managers of theatre build ings, that they are cordially cooperat ing with 'the Greater safety will be the rule hereafter, espec New 8kyscrapera. New York's great skyscrapers' are operated very much' like battleship saye the New York' World. the" centre from wllch the skyscraper ISfcontrolIed is the machinery hall far below the street level. The commander it chief engineer. A mighty man" in his own -dominion is the chief engineer.

He is above the ordinary mechanic in' knowledge or machnerv. for ially if the cities enact the right kind of ordinances with reference to safety in the construction and management of places of public anuosement. he Is In command of engines and dyna-4 coon Dartv policy, and the others (six or A in nin entertain the positive opin preparation to-defend such suits, ana in many cases those who bring suit, finding that there is no blackmail to be had, abandon them. "The object In bringing the suits," said Speaker Nixon, "was to put the publisher" to such expense, and, if possible, force a compromise. It Is only fair that security should be given in such cases for a reasonable amount of costs." Reasonable people will see the Justice inn i hat to the canal would be Wcldal and are determined to vote It Is gratifying to know that the girls in the-telephone exchange of the old company, have toeen given a-substantial raise in wages.

No class of our workers is more entitled to such mos tivat must 'be handled, with extreme delicacy and precision. He Is a clever executive, for his supervision extends not only over them in his onwn little kingdom below ground, but up throughout the entire twenty or thirty stories of the building. He Is a man of good education. for the treaty as soon as hanre Rui ttiev can't get the chance Come Share in Them and the Hundreds of Other Bargains Throughout the Store as long as the Gorman coterie keeps up their fight with Jawbones for weapons, and Gorman and his squad wilt probably tor ne comes Into contact with all pro- In this proposition. Newspaper pub manner of men who make lessions an keep it up as long as they tnina.cney are lishers do not object to any just ana up thhigh business life of the metropo- gaining party advantage tnereDy.

lis. Jfe la a man of eXDerlenca both In The method to be resorted to by the fair. law that mases mem responsioie for what thoy publish. They do object to unjust, unfair and oppressive laws. his own particular Sphere and In the world In general.

His activities and responsibilities are, so varied, both as to executive, scientific, administrative func SALE NO. 1 Begins at 2 O'clock obstructionists was very clearly foreshadowed on Wednesday, when the ate foreign relations committee took up like the notorious Pennypacker "rrttii-iler," passed by the, lat Pennsylvania legislature. A law that makes black nnsini trotv for consideration Splendid bargains these, and money savings so important that no fhnlrman McC'ullom hoped to make lor THE WRIGHTS' AIRSHIP. Xhe reading public has probably been wondering why nothing more has been heard about the airship whose successful flight, lfi North "Carolina, was heralded about three weeks ago. All that was announced at the time was that two brothers named Wright, of Dayton, Ohio, had been at work for months constructing an airship, in North Carolina, and had made a successful flight With it.

which clearly demonstrated that the problem of aerial navigation had been solved by therfi. That was mailing easy cannot possibly be defend ed in anv enlightened community. The housekeeper can afford to miss them but be sure to be here prompt ly when the sale bell rings. CLOTHES LINES Heavy braided cotton lines, fifty feet long, regularly worth loc, on sale this Friday for. PUDDING PANS Four quart sizej of best granite ware; reg- ularly worth 20c each, on sale Friday for tions, that he might be likened to the mayor of a city, or to a captain of Indus- try controlling hundreds of workers, as well as to the captain of a battleship.

I. The chief engineer of the New York skyscraper is Usually the superintendent also. Thp two offices are combined In most of the large downtown structures. He is! supreme in his lofty castle. This is to say he is In charge of a property which 1 costs as much as many a battleship, for the Investment outlay represented in the latest type of twenty to thirty story sky- scraper in the financial district ranges from two to six million dollars.

considerable progress, but Senator Morgan at once proceeded with a speech, and kept on speaking during the entire cession. When the time came to adjourn he moved that the next meeting of the committee be held on Wednesday of next week, at which time, he he "would be ready continue his remarks." "The committee, fcowever, decided to meet daily, and Mr. Morgan will nave, to talk dally if be expects to "talk the treaty to death." TOWEL RACKS AND KNIFE BOXES Made of varnished wood, regular worth is present libel law in New York is not neaily as unjust or unfair to publishers as the Pennypacker "muzzier" act, but Governor Odell of -that State' is known to favW changes and modifications In the existing act which will make if incumbent upon prosecutors to give security for the payment of the costs' in case they lose or abandon the suits. That change, it believed, will put' an end to commencing- suits against pub-iishtrs for the purpose of forcing a "compromise" In other words, being paid to abandon the suits, a course which publishers too frequently adopt as the least of two evils. 1 2c about all.

For days afterwards It expected that further'' -experiments would be made, and the result announced, but nothing more was heard about the Wright brothers and their invention. A dispatch from Dayton, each, Friday price each AMMONIA Quart size bottles of household Ammonia, extra strong, sold usually for Friday a bottle fl In administrative responsibilities' the su- 10c; Ohio." published' yesterday, contained a public statement from the Wright brothers, in which they'assert that "the age of the flying machine has arrived." TOILET PAPER Mammoth rolls of good quality toilet paper, worth 5c, Friday for. WASH BOILERS No. 9 size, of extra heavy' tin, worth regularly 60c, on sale Friday, one tq a customer, for. 35 WATER PAILS Wood fibre pails, 12 quart size, regularly worth 30c, Friday for 22 LAUNDRY SOAP Mascot brand, every housekeeper is acquainted with it, Friday this hour, 13 bars for.

..25 They state that immediately after perintendent and chief engineer carries In his hands the welfare of the buldlng's population-of from 4.000 to persons. In executive skill he must direct oper-ation-of a itvass of machinery which runs elevators, furnishes light and heat. ana. In many Instances, cooled air, and produces, electricity for the manifold uses of tenants, and he is sole commander of an army of engineers, porters, assistants, elevator men and others, who must be keyed to the very acme of discipline. The superintendent and chief engineer grows into his position.

He attains the supreme command after long attention to having made the successful tests, on Dec. 17. in North" Carolina, they pack ed up their flying machine and return ed to their home In Ohio. The experi mental fliirhts in North Carolina are graphically described and the Inventors unqualifiedly declare that the machine duty. He must prove his stability; his SALE NO, 2 Begins at 3 O'clock was absolutely Controlled by the navi absolute mastery of the varied duties President John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers America' has made the public statement that "the executive board will hereafter as it is doing now indorse the fights of ihe miners against reductions in the wage scales when these reductions break the yearly contracts." Public sentiment will indorse resistance by the Mine Workers to any vlolatibn of contracts.

It seems- almost however, that' the operators in any part of the ceal fields would be guilty of such a suicidal policy as the violation of any contract entered into with their It' is not now expected that tne committee will be able to. report tHe treaty to tre Senate in less than ten days or two weeks, and Mr. Morgan may even be able to delay the matter for a month. He means to keep the treaty in committee as long as he possibly can the longer the better for the obstructionists, it being admitted by them that if ever a vote Is re-ichJ in the Senate the treaty will be ratified, with the aid of some eight or nine Southern Democratic senatprs who will respect the sentiment of the people of their States. Senator Morgan and hie followers evidently depend upon their ability to prevent a vote, being reached; in other words, talk the treaty to death.

Friends cf the treaty admit that the obstructionists will in all probability be able to prevent action on the treaty for at least three months. and possibly a great deal longer. It must be admitted that this is not a pleasant outlook, but under existing conditions the more than two-thirds of the senators who desire to ratify the treaty are at the mercy of the-less than one-third obstructionists. That is In accordance with the Senate rules. In that august body it is con gator; that it was propelled against a Wind blowing more than twenty miles an hour, and was navigatedt the will of the operator.

In closing the statement the Wright brothers "From the beginning we' have employed en GRAND DRESS GOODS BARGAIN AT 7. This Friday bargain will undoubtedly appeal to the most thrifty peo-pie of the city, for candidly speaking it is an exceptional opportunity. In the offering are heavy mixed suitings, melton sutings and black and colored cashmere and jacquard effects on mohair ground work. Regularly the values range up to 40c a vard. WOMEN'S Si.en RI.Af S'KTRtS FOR 01-1 tirely new principles of control, and as all the experiments have been conduct with which he is Intrusted.

The owners oi a flve-miilton dollar property wll not risk chance -of seeing 4t ruined in- the -hands of. an Inexperienced or unreliable superintendent. Skyscrapers are so-costly that few sin gle capitalists can own one. The ownership is lodged usually in banks, trust companies or real estate corporations which have been organized for the purpose. The day of the individual capitalist sitting In his own "building and drecjlng the operaton of his property Is past In the metropolis.

Only a few instances of the single ownership, with the owner active upon the premises, are to be found in the domain of the modern skyscraper. Owners of modern skyscrapers place them in the hands of renting agents even ed at our own expense, without assistance from any individual or institution, we don't feel ready at present to give out any pictures or detailed descrip tions of the machine." That probably accounts for the fact that the Inventors went Into the wilds of North Carolina to make their first experimental trips. President Roosevelt finds that it requires an inordinate amount of patience and tact to keep the peace between Senators Hanna and Foraker. Each of the Ohio senators appears to think that the President ought to show him a little more attention than he does to the other. The President is doing his best to be impartial between them, but they make it very difficult.

The best offering We have ever made of these skirts. They are of mercerized black sateen and have deep plaited accordeon flounce. For one hour only on in main aisle. 10c FLEECE FLANNELETTES, A YARD Most excellent flannelettes, in dark colorings, just the sort for present use. They are remnants we recently secured at a bargain.

The lengths average from one to ten yards each. EXCELLENT BLANKETS, FRIDAY. $1.09 These are extra heavy blankets, full 11-4 size, in white and fancy colors. Regularly they are" worth $1.75 a pair. This bargain to-day should help hundreds of people to the most season- able offering that could be made.

HANDSOME MUSLIN UNDERWEAR AT True, we are offerine; in our regular lanuarv sale some of the most extraordinary harrairi before the steel frame skeleton hai been set up. The agents rent the offices from the plans. Several prominent real estate firms whose names- are known through the financial district derive the best part of their affluent incomes from this branch of the business. It is a very Important feature In the operation of the sky At last the force of the almost unprecedented, cold wave has been broken iind the temperature is again endurable. The Wyoming Valley has not experienced an equally severe cold wave in many years.

scraper, for the building can be prospered or damned from the start, like a new play or any production of high art, by the character of Its management, by its introduction to the public sidered "senatorial courtesy" for eighty-nine senators to permit. Ihe remaining senator to prevent action on any measure, however Important, If he sees tit to play the autocrat and "hold up" the business of the body. They call that "senatorial courttsy," but it certainly is misnomer The administration is. happily, not likely to change Its policy in consequence of a. minority hold-up in the Senate, The canal can be delayed in the Senate, but It cannot be defeated.

Sooner or later the Southern sentiment in favor of the canal will make itself fell on the Pemocratlc politicians who for partisan ends are threatening to del eat the treaty, or Indefinitely delay action on It. Senators like Morgan of Alabama nd Gorman of Maryland are Impervious to influences of any kind that are -BoMn-aceord with their own distorted vjws and prejudices, but there are Democratic senators who aie willing to represent and repect the views, and sentiments, and wishes of their constituents. Thy will make possible the ratification the canal treaty. BRIEF COMMENT ever heard of, but this is a special offering for one hour. To share in it you must be- here promptly at 3 o'clock.

In the sale are gowns, drawers, chemise, corset covers and skittsalll made of excellent quality niuslin and cambric and handsomely trimmed. WOMEN'S $6.00 JACKETS FOR. Think of buying the season's newest style jackets at such a little price, but that's the offering. I They are made of fine all wool have box style back, double breasted front, puff sleeves i and are collarless style with satin binding. All sizes on sale on second floor.

LADIES HOUSE SLIPPERS WORTH 50c, FOR .....39 These are most comfortable slippers, made of blue beaver with felt soles. All sizes are in the In the Congressional Record of 5, appears an alleged speech by Hon. Charles Dick of Ohio; which covers sixty pages of that publication. It seems that a few days previously Mr. Dick asked leave to print "a few-remarks" which he did not cure to deliver.

There was no objection, and the result is the sixty-page production, overlng the following matters: "What the Republican party has done for the soldier," "Most liberal pension laws in the world," "The campaign for protection in Great Britain," "The experience of the United States shows free trade a losing policy." "Our prosperity's only peril the menace of Democratic victory." No doubt it is a great speech, but the trouble is that nobody will ever read it. Recently Allentowu purchased a site for a smallpox pest house on the Lehigh Mountain. Now the people living in the vicinity of the site are up In arms against' the peril and are threatening armed hostility if any attempt Is made to domicile smallpox patients at the pest house. Uneeda Biscuit 5c. THE SODA CRACKER that made the nation hungry.

National Biscuit Company, bargain, remember, it is for this hour only. 2nd floor. 50 hats and untrimmed Won't you pass the WOMEN'S $1.50 TO $2.00 HATS FOR This final clearance of millinery includes the choicest sort of tailor made hats. Even if you have a good supply, your neighbors may not have, word of this bargain on to them? They will thank you. MEN'S NIGHT Made of excellent quality muslin, nicely trimmed and cut full sizes, in face of the advance of cotton 'material's.

When we're frozen with the cold. And the merry sleigh bells chime. How we wish that once again 'Twas "the good old summer time." But when it comes around. It makes us mad clear through To have some Idiot grin and say "Is It hot enough for you?" Thg skeleton of Grover Cleveland seems to have disturbed te diners at the Mc-Clellan feast. District attorney Jerome Is planning a hunting trip down the Mississippi.

Is the monotony of hunting the tiger In his native lair In New York not excting enough for him or is he in quest of smaller game? Every- time that David Bennett Hill comes, down from off solitary roost he says or does something that makes his friends wish he had stayed there. Begin the New Year by opening an ACCOUNT 44 A wonderful bargain pay Pay when you receive your and possess a In vetoing th3 lottery bill President Patma of Cuba show, that he wants the ynv.r.K republic to stand well in the eyes of the world. Some of the countries of Europe, notably Italy, raise a ronslderable portion of theii revenue from the profits of a government 5 ALE NO. 3 Betfos at 4 O'clock GOVERNOR AND PARDON BOARD. For the fifth time since the Board of Fardons came into existence, thirty years ago, a governor has refused to Issue "a pardon recommended by the Board of Pardons.

On Wednesday, Governor Pennypacker Hied his reasons for refusing to pardon Alphonso Cutaiar, convicted of murder, and in whose case the death penalty had air ready been commuted to Imprisonment' for life. It will be admitted that the At the McClellan banquet In New York I the other night the absent treatment was I tried on Mr. Cleveland, but with what re-I suit time alone will determine. ENGLISH OUTING FLANNELS AT .8 A splendid; quality that usually sells at a yard. They come in dark colors, stripe and check patterns, and are very heavy weight: 50c TABLE LINEN, FRIDAY A YARD.

..34 Half bleached table linen of extra fine quality and" heavy weight. It comes full 66 inches wide, in choice variety of patterns. WOMEN'S FRIDAY. .22 A GREAT CLASSIC. Behold the "Messiah!" At the verv dawn of the twentieth century ee how it lives! This moment it Is being performed before great audiences all over or Elgin Watch, or a fine curope ana America.

At each Christ H.Bnue me oratorio societies of the Jarg-e and even small cities find It the best medium of exploiting their talents and of entertaining large miscellaneous There will be general rejoicing when the back bone Of winter Is broken. Japan and Russia seem to have settled down to a war of words, and as the language of both nations Is jawbreaking It will probably be as fatal as a real war. People who were longing for an old-fashioned' winter now wish 'the weatherman would hurry along that January thaw. audiences with music of an appropriate character. Composed over two hundred reasons given by the governor for declining to act upon the- recomrflenda-tion of the Board of Pardons are substantial and abundant.

The first Instance of a governor disregarding the Board of Pardons occurred when Governor Hoyt refused clemency to a notorious bank burglar named Hope of Philadelphia, and compelled him to serve out the term of his sentence. Governor Paulson refused to pardon a bank wrecker named Work, also of Philadelphia, and he, also, served out the full term-of his sentence. Governor Hastings took similar action in the years Ago, it still retains the power of appealing, to the finest feelings of the numan Dreast. It Is to-day, as it al fine quality, extra heavy tieece riDDefi vests ana pants, aiisizes in tne lot. Keguiany tney are worth from 25c to 30c a garment.

WOMEN'S RUBBERS, FRIDAY A Best quality croquet style rubbers, in all sizes, for hour only. On sale on 2nd floor. 'BOYS' SUITS FRIDAY FOR, i A single dollar never before bought such value in boys' clothing They come Norfolk and dou- ble breasted styles, are "well lined and handsomely tailored Sizes to 15 years. v' BOYS' KNEE PANTS AT: Most dependable knee pants for boys. They are of dark wool cloth, have taped seams and best waist bands.

All sizes. WOMEN'S SHOULDER SHAWLS. These are most wanted things for cold weather and here is a splendid opportunity to supply the need. In the bargain are shawls worth up to 65c each. They come in plain colors and Diamond.

Hundreds are doing "Why ways nas been, since 1742, when first ung in Dublin, the best expression of me oratorio form of music. It Is dra mauc ana tun of big. broad effects. In mis respect It eclipses all other compo tltlons of its genere. w- observe a disposition in certain intellectual musical circles to speak Bee Hive Jewelry Co.

5 Public Square, Wilkes-Barre. paironuungiy of the "Messiah" and to lancy patterns. ruy mem on.znu noor, aamn it with faint THe man BEDROOM SUITS FOR X- tine entitled Masters of Music has Just $13.95 Solid golden oak suits three pieces, bed, dresser and stand. 1 he dresser and bed have fine, fine. printed a symposium on Handel's po sltlon as, a composer, and each writer case of two notorious Philadelphia ballot box stuffers.

in whose behalf the most powerful political pressure was brought to bear on the Board of Pardons, and to which that body yielded. Governor Hastings was warmly applauded by all friends of honest elections when he refused to set free the brace of ballot txjx stuffers whom the Philadelphia machine, for some reason, co'iild not save from conviction. That the murderer, whom' Governor Pennypacker has refused to set at liberty, has a political "pull" Is evidenced deep carvings. I he wash stand has splasher back and under closet and drawer.x Regularly they are Jworth $18.00, on sale this hdur only on 4th floor, The Publio Domain From the Kansas City Journal. In the public domain there ar still unappropriated S80.STs.8O7 acres of surveyed lands, and 591.

978.169 acres of unsurveyed lands, a total of more than 970.955.000 acres. A great many tracts in this Immense area, of course, will always remain uncultivated and unsettled, but it has been estimated that when the contemplated system of Irrigation shall be put into working order so much good land will be opened that a population as large as the whole nation's present population could And room there to thrive prosperously and contentedly. Rapid strides are now being, mads In the developing of the publio domain. The excitement and uproar of former pioneer days are absent In this work, but the process Is marked and very effective. The passenger -traffic on western railroads (s evidence, of this fact.

Agreeable relief. arise In contemplating that the United States-still ownaso. much, arable publio land. The dangers of an. overcrowded population by Immigration or natural increase are still remote.

The census for many years yet to come will not show an excess of people above what the West will need In ettlltir -Us lapdv. Advertisers of Facts Onltf, by fact that; among the signers pn ipeaks of the great musician in a very sneering manner, alleging that his music is "mechanical," full of cut and Jrled modulations, and utterly lacking In the "stirrings of the inner spirit." Among a lot of "ultra- modern" writers of the moment the old masters, with exception of Bach and Beethoven, re rapidly relegated to the limbo of These critics, make merry ver "Papa" Haydn, and they even- as-ume that Moxart is defunct Jn spirit is well as in the flesh. Notwithstanding the dictum of --this mnta of ultra moderns, the old classic romposeri continue- to touch the deep- the petition are the names of twenty-two members of the last legislature. TRUSSES To have a truss suitably fitted and at a low price go to Spayd's Cut Rate Drue; Single. Trusses, from 11.09 to .00.

Double Trusses, from R0O to JB.0O. A large stock of -Fountain and Bulb Syringes, Water Bags, Ice Bags, Rubber Sponges, Abdominal (supporters, Chest frotectors. constantly on hand. Imported and Domestic Perfumes, Toilet Waters. Toilet Soaps and race Powders In great variety and at cut rates.

SPAYD'S PfiARMACY East Market one United States senator and one ex-. mayor of Philadelphia. When a vile Sons i Jonas Long's criminal, such as Governor-Penny-packer shows Cutaiar' to be. can com jmand the backing 'of such an array of politicians, it is evident that a good deal more. backbonj is.

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