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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-17

Sensational exposures" are the or
der Of the day and Annie Besant Is the
central figure in the most recent show
up. A series of articles are appearing
nightly entitled Isis Very Much I'm.
veiled," the subject matter being "the.
osophy" Of course. Madame Blavat-
sky gets very hard hit and the magic
Mahatmas get shown up (although they
have never shown UP yetD Several
chapters and number Of long words
are devoted to the versatile Annie, and
unless the articles are substantially
true-they are certainly very warm.-
there will be libel action sure.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-17

Oyster forks. Pretty designs. Triple
plated sllvehware. Dayidow Bros.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-17
CURES AND PREVENTS
Colds, Coughs, Sore Throat, Influenza
rheumatism, Neuralyie,E Heea-
ache, Toothache, Asthma, Diff
Fiani< Rsaaxkian

CURES THE WORST PAINS in from
one to twenty minutes. NOT ONE HOUR
after reading this advertisement need
any one SUFFER WITH PAIN.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-17
The Biddlcby Family.

1S47 Rogers Bros triple plated forks, 500
q set. Davidow Bros.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-17

law courts. She has never done any
good for herself yet and now attends
To bother the unfortunate Justices AZ
much as possible. She prepared an
awful volley for Lord Justice l.indley
and fired it off at him without any.
.mercy. She expressed ;profounds SYM
pathy at the difficult position the lord
justice must find himself in as being Il
brother4in-iaw1e to Mr.. Leale, who was
friend of her own trustee. 1t would
make it difficult for him to decide
against his own friend, she pointed out,
and suggested that the case should be
sent to another court. Mr.. Justice
laughed-aye! laughed! II am not a
brother-in-law Of Mr.. I.eale and never
heard of him." he said. "Then your
pedigree is all wrong" said Mrs. Cath
cart ''for looked it all up; must look
into this" Mr. Llndley said he was
sorry, and to give her plenty of time he
dismissed her application.
There have been two marriages In
"sassiety." The one accounted for the
youngest son of Sir John Millais, the
painter: the other joined together the
Marquis Of Hamilton, eldest son of the
Duke Of Abercorn and godson of Ted
dy's-l beg pardon--I mean the Prince
Of Wales and Lady Rosalind Cecilia
Caroline Bingham, the Earl Of Lucan's S
only daughter. 1t required three clergy
men to unite so many names and the
bride-it Is instructive to note-wore
the same Brussels lace that her ma
wore when she. was married The So
ciety papers get about six columns out
Of her dress, but the following about
describes 1t: 1t was of rich white satin
and was covered with orange blossoms,
there was long court train which
swept quite large portion of the aisle,
and ut rapid calculation possessed
about ninety-eight folds. There, now.
The bridesmaids were all ladies and
honorable somebody-or-others, and all
wore-oh, bother! The Prince and
Princess of Wales would have been
present but for their sudden departure
for Livadia.
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

MeEiGEville, Tenn, Eo7. I5.
1851 h@i kIdHey trouble for
over twenty years and had tried
everything I could hear Of, with
cat benefit. Two bottles Of
Kings Royal ermetuer cared
ne. and | have HGt RGl any
treulIe for six months and be-
Iave l am cured. / certainly
think il the faest remedy / ever
saw. and have recommended It
to many Fri ends for f.Vers,
stomach. kidney aud bowel
lr0aeie, and their use Of 3eFlla-
tues has been satisfactory IN
every Instance
= z Faulkner.
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

TarF remedy IS beesm iuE SC We.
known aHd 50 popular IL 70 need
no special meEtI11. AIIwh1 have
used Electric Bntsrs sing the
same song OF Prlise--a nurer H1ed
icine Dies not exist and IL - guar
aHteed TO 10 all that u elaiEeG
Electric bdters viii euze al di-
sense. 0f sba LIVER and kidnaYs,
VII remove Finrles, boils, sElt
raegEa AID ether aiIeetIG rs eaased
bv Impure hI8od.-ETI drive MI
.1ria from the system and prevent
a. well as eura all EalLFi.l fevars.
Pc 5jc AMI 81 1T J T Clan
II rs druzseore. Z
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

Il Is ruEgrsd n CIR city that
sGme Of the citizens Who Iefs
Lafayette county for Texas sew
ecsI years ago are IN avery des~
titute c0aIIti1a-actul.iy sJIec
ing fjr dhe necessBFIes Of .lfr.
We think that without arga-
men, tas fact should convince
cur people that they eught to
be content ard remain at home,
for taking all thin - IN eansid
erati9B, Mississippi = IS good a
pour mans haale as GHy State
IL the Z EnI81.
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

ahat tia susirrsz ws- rf 1x-
flrd t.Lek ef UFC-. as Con-
dic'Gd C-rua tenn 1858 81
We c0asi Ter that the sHceess-
f1i managemeltcfCnt1 Female
College as evidenced bT Hs
prosperous condition during
this collegiate rear deserves
much commeudatraaasd re- dects
great ert dit on it's president,
Frut y N Eshm&n S1ch per
si=tent weFk Will, We trust and
believe, bring to the Institution
a greater number Of Pupils and
= more prospg rous era than ever
before known in It's history
Davidson s Raane RR Chill
ton & Co. J Z Pegges, pI SHt
taa, y II Eeudel, i Friend &
Son. q " Harris. \ Brenuer.
J I Chandler, g Il Eeys, Daniel
Allen. Lewis s Mckee, r Hus
tace. Z N $ towers, u EOIhman.
" P kins & Sons. j Z Neil
son, Oxford Mercantile Co. z,
W Bufal0e, = H Brown, ! n
GTqs0n. S Il Plant s. Sen, E ID
Belnland, I b Fsam & Go Wer
chants & Flrmers BauE. Geo
II Eni-ht. w Z Jenkins. Dr \
Fl Westea jas " Bowser. r II
hfmmG1S, q l. Crouch, W W
kimGle. Owens & 90. \ Z
Owens. Pres. Rank cf Oxford.
BEN Prlse. Cashier Bank Ct Ox
fCrti, Il S LsaveH.
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26
HE ereat ar,Idar.

Ii you want appetite. IL yoU
want rpsttUl resting sheep, Is
sour nerves are EnstTunG, If you
feel all rgn down and worn cut.
Dr. Kings R8val GermatGer VIII
prove 20 yen n boon and a bless
ing. II 9e-s with singular pow
er upon the blood restores ner-
vOGs energy, ard bmids up the
Whole system with an ease and
power that have never been
.eqTaIled. For sale bJ Z D tsum
! Co.
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

4 friend in need = a f.leaG m
,-aed, AMI aat less than aue md
lion people hava FUND Just such a
frieud In Dr. Kings Sex Dlseav-
erv tJr eoasu Pfuzu. coughs an Z
caLIs-Is you hare aever used Cd {.
2raLt cau-u mel euta, enc tr.al
y Il c1avlnce you tkas Z Has xou
s.erf..L curative powers IA az dls-ls
= Of Ehraat, chest All hiHs-s. EaeL
bottle IS zulraat ed 20 - al thtf
= elIlmeG or uIuusv VIII refun-
IsI. TtI bottbs free 1t J 7
gaan.tI IS drur aaete- L4rse 3 Q
I y Jge AMI sT. 4
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

W wife was confined 90 her
bed for over two uoGths with
avery severe attack of rheumA-
tisn- We euuId get nothing
that woaid afTord her any relief.
gnd a. a Iazt resort gave Cham
1eriaIa's Pain EARN 4 trial To
Iur great surprise she began to
improve after the first appbca-
tmu- and BY using II regularly
she Was soon aale 70 get Hp aBd
attend % her house wGrk. L
e. Jehnso1, Ct O. T. Enutson 4
&c. s-easiE zt1I- a-nB % eeat
5otrles 1ac sale aT Az GTu-gisrs
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

The bicycle il growing fn
popularity IN our community ev-
cry dIy, aud sGme ef the yeu8C
edIes are becoming expert
riders. &c Isl a healrhfuT. tnvir-
Grating pastiue, and in every
way to be commended. We
think a bicycle clEb Of ladies'
and gentlemen coaId ind heaItl
and enIlymeut during he
summer evenings
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

The many eases or rila anaflsu
cured hT Ghan5eCHsHs Pain
EHm during tie past few
mouths aave given Tia. people
great confidence IN ira e5.rl- .va
prupertzes. aa8 haye shown that
there . Gue preparation that
can be depended upon f5r that
painfu and aEEravatlnE disease
H1Eakar Eros L0raln. 0hi0.
zHy= *Hr- Moses Priee. ef 6his
place. WIS troubled With -heG-
marIsn fer 4 IaBg time. Gham
6eriains Pam B.tEm has eHred
him He says tadt the Balm
has no equal Tor sale by al
druggists.
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

Elder SIS Beaver, 90 NeAuil
terviI p. JuHiaera 60 Fa. sty
bis wsfe is subject 20 eTamp A
the stomach Last srmmer she
tried Chanberlata's ceiic. CLo-
icrS and DiarTh0ea Remedy To-
q, and was much pleased w1h
5he speedy reI,ef it Afforded
she has since used jd wheEever
necessary ard found that g.
never tails. For sale by al.
druggist.
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

Ut J 2 Lewis az ttan q. Ga..
aui severe dyspepsia a Favsi
.ians AID All ether remedies
Eulsd to cure hgl- Sc tEie /
rvner's IFyspeqaia Remedy, and,
afterwards writes. ~The drst
43sa gave Fe.--s rFegm mEsen Z
.s as tae BEST dyspepsia RENEE. y
e#Eer discovered I have gained
aesh ever since u-ie- K. /
voluntarily recommend It 80 al
sufferers with stomach trnubses.
For sale y Gru rg.sts ar 5sle per
bottle
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

EFs &ary Gage CT our cItY
has been elected Eiatr0a OF the
Protestant Orphan Asylum at
Natchez. within the last few
days. We expect she VIII z00R
leave to take charge of this m
stFtutfan. and se Acpe she vii
Eud It agreeable labor.
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

The entertainment of the
Memphis Female QaaEtetss zf
the Opera House Tuesday night
attracted i coed audience all Of
whon enjoyed the program Ls
WIS a perfect feast Of song and
the tar singers fully met tGe ex-
peesa.I0as ef the most eaItured
critics. Mss Isam , reeitals
Was an additional attraction
and en- this Ge1azz01 SURPASSED
hersHIs
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26
To the Farmars CT LaFayatts Co.

UEiGn Female College desires
90 give cut contract TO lave
certain farm pT1sHets supplied
during the next term The Ia
stItuti0a prefers to give these
contracts go persons who expect
to patreBUe the sckCol during
the coming year. For further
Information csiu at the cole se
or address J c. EShnan, Bush
sess Manager.
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26
Ice Cold Drinks.

S0dl Water, Lemonade. Sar.
saparIa 5tead, Setter, SEsr-
bert, y hipPef Cream Soda, lee
Cream Sod.i- Peach Cream Sher-
berf. w0eEry SaeT5ert, Pine
Apple Saerbert and Sel5zar
Lemouade. In connection with
the above. my lee Cream Par
Tors are cpsn every Gay from
30 Al TO 10 PII waere lee Cream
is ssrved at 10 cents per saucer.
CaiI and see me-
Respt-
l-a6-4 G. ". EufalCe,
n..arrr- II nra..rhar Is tra.Ir
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

The supper given by the
AIumnae OF Union Female Col
lege Gu Friday Right was a sue
cess Every enc seemed to en-
joy themselves, and the ice
erPan alsn.
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

The mere ChamberLain's 3
CoE gh EemeIy q used the bet
ter It is kkeG. We know Of re
other remedy that always siFel
-a.isf4etiou- II is good when
yen Grst catch cold. X yoUr
eoagh is seated zad yaur lungs
are scre- Il 5 guoG IN any kiEd
ef a cough. We have sold tweE-
ty FIVE d0zeh Of it and every
bottle has given satisfaction.
SteGmal : Friedman, druggists,
Minnesota Lake. Mian ; cent
bottles 0r sale By ar druggists
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

After a pleasant visit OF some
length to her relatives and 0Id
h0me friends, Mrs. Jenaie Kyle
Will leave IN a few davs for her
home Ia R0gersYilLG, Tenn
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

4 tenant house owned BY Er
Frank TayIgr near =, aclaEk.
was destroyed By ere sunday
\ negro susP.cieRed ef the
c-imc Il Ender arrest.
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

The Greek costumes, and ar
NOR worn by the Southers
Price Co, IN ~IngomarT are
beautiful and historically cor
rect Don't mIss It. Friday
nfrht 9TH
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

xr. E Z WlJs, State Secrgta~
ry Of the Y. Il G.. L. spent sew
aEa. Gays in eur city tAs -ses
and assisted Ia Size services ar
he Methodist churea SUNDAY
morning and as-ht-
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

The members Of the Baptist
Sunday School and their invited
guests enjoyed i Vteais at Essf
tevs Springs last Saturday
They spent the Gay IN gEues
and other ahtuzemeats, and en-
Fayed 4 good dinner
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26
Crink French Vine Of cecaa.

It's the worlds greatest nerve
tonic. IL's a specific tor head
ache aad exhaustion Five
cents a glass at u. w. BaflluG'z
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26
n the 1ays Of Our Graadualilars

Sulphur and meIasses refgued
supreme n the Sprug stIme
NOWADAYS we take EHmPhrevs'
Specific Eo. 70 for Dyspepsia.
and al Stomach troubles. keep.
mG the bl00d pure, SO that no
Spring dosing is NECESSARY FGE
male By druggists
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

Frees ct admission tor Tnro-
nar, the EarbsrLln redueed to
~ eents- Reserved seats with
cut extra charge =. the Racket
Stgre-
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26
Kansas city seaf

To accommodate bis custom
ers " w kim5le Will Receive
choice Kansas City beef twice :
week Leave your orders ID
time
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

NJ. Wm- FreuIeuburE, OF st.
Louis. a f0rmer citizen ef OK
EIrd. his reterued GE i bH&ues .
trip to his 0lE home. lie has
many friends here who viii give
ann a cordial welcome
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26
Ta Hy cgstameFs

Twill in the tatgre seud in nj
bills every Monday morning.
Please be prepared to meet
them
". ". kim1le.
AnriI L. Isgt.
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

School Books Of al kinds at
publishers prices Ink and 3
cents per BOTTLE mgcuage 3
cents pen and pencil tablets
: to D cents, tobacco p cents
n pound : 6 bars Eueky or Banjo
soap tor . cents starch Scents
school sateheIs ). I0aud I5eeats
each Yen eaa buy a fac A.
bum for - cents better one
for sI.a0.
.JeukfuS-
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

Go TO Jenkins Il you want to
save money On beaks and sta
tIGuarY.
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

4 full Inc Of oil paints. bruah-
-. paletts. drawing paper and
artist materials. stationary, note
5Gaks and tablets.
Jenkins.
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

Beat 1-Wu- Turner. Przz cf EoarlE
Beat 2-B. B. sueed.
Beat as W smith
Peas t-A. P Browning.
Beat 81 4 Parker
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

Misses Minnie CIoptou and
Katie Lee Maynard are the
guests Of Hrs. Bem Price.
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

The Water Valley Progress
sayss -soEthers- Price Company
IN ~Ingguar7 are fue.-
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

Mrs . y Harris and children
% fass Christian. are vrsfsfB =
Oxford friends
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

eaiLoTnA peaches, pears and
: Ficots af cost Also a tot of
iAu5 oers can corn, peas anu
aeAI1'-- " 7. Jsaafns.
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

Admirers GfthesubIime dEama
should not miss -Ingomar. the
Barbarian Friday night.
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

Al stuck ma1 know tlllLs fs4lII b hard
70 csEre- Dr. Tnshansrs ) Antisep tIss hsIs
oarsd many very bad eaaes- Try Il SC
cenEs per bottle
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

Er- W . Potter and sister.
Hiss Iizres went to Memphis
yesterday.
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

The sP,eldsd enforcement {
Prug y y E,hman of Cufr "a
Female College will DC l-as
ant surprise u that e aiLeaan.
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

small hole may sink . snip. 4
slR-h5 wound may caHse your ds.arh.
Tina Use OF Dr. Ticheuor's Antisar-rfi,
VIII prevent inflammation. suppurlsion OF
SORENESS For s1sa by drrig-.eists ard
country merchants, lt 50 cents / bettle.
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

Save your fruit and vegeta-
bles by using the McCarty &
Davis Spray Pump For sale,
By w z Hs4Eer Delay Miss.
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

Hon " l Mcdonald spent a
ksE days af las. week IN E8liv
Springs On professional busi-
neEa.
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

Go to Jenkins tar nice cen
fectIaaarIes, tobacco. cigars and
cigarettes
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

a do,la- sa a dlurl-nst sias -7p
eln 2 and any a1e vslo has usa,I a asf-I..
2t L'r- IaheHar8 Aurissphc who VIII
--flisc o. rscummaud st 5l Ald f-is1e.i.
ErT It please
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

AIss E9sa SGoSs returned to
aer home u Birmingham, Tues
day
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26
CIRCUIT CUURT

Igd,re EaIeue Johnson presiding
", A. Eaare. DI4trieG Attorney
Court meets Second Mondays ii March
aalt September
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

Water Valley saeraTF says .
Mr. SGuthers' company played
"Iar0marT tor al there - IN
fe-
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

Your frienii aad neizfrar rar7al-
rleii'.s DR. Ei-he-or's Antlsept--- U-a
Z 7rcss ant yal VIII 10 the SANE thin
Is Pieases averTbodv-
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

It q the pert 1f wislI. N 70 aIv1v4 snr-
~ bottle of Dr.. Tlchsnar-s Anrlsepti,.
when YOU 20 travelling b r1se m use Of
accItaut- Only 80 cent? a bottIa.
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

Miss Mattel Beynes visited
Water Wiley friends i few days
axu.
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

XGU cln yet your money back If, a.
Ter Ltlc rr'ti, F7I are nor Pleassd with
Dr. E.chaEnr's A1tiseptle- sold BIZ
your druggist.
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

The psapls vsr,liet-that Or Tiehe-
asr' A AH-septHs has always given sisfis-
faction
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

Mr. I L ATsni o. Lafayette
Springs was in town yesterday
and paEd us 2 pleasant call
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

Miss Jessie Matthews fcr-er
Iy Of our city, was married On
the I7rh irst. IN uaaehursf.
Miss, td Mr. " SelGur Grave
cf WessCu-
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

If y0g want choice Kansas
Cfry beef eaEI On " W kim1le
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

Mrz. T Y wGrt u visiting her
mother IN Holly Springs
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

Inggma-. thc Barbarian Fri
Gay night z1ta-
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

We resurn thanks TO Senator
MeLauria for pu5EIe documents.
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

TT. " 2 Mesahan VII leave
Monday fur WaIghalI On PRO
fessianaI Business. and VIII be
absent three weeks.
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

The Freshman Phi 5Tgmas
vii eampess for the medals
Saturday night April 2S. II
invited 70 attend
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

Or jones has cue CT the iness
saraGuts IN the city
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

WANTED-F0 exehInge good
horse or mule for surrey or
town lot. Address P0 Box, I97.
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

Mr. W q Einbry, of Wafer
Valley, ts IN TIE city this week
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

Marshall EundIe q having the
streets put in excellent repair.
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

The summer normal VIII open
In Oxfara June IIth.
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

" Eaaae sIys tha E1GLE
lost I30 pounds On the weight
of his Poland China hcg. K
weighs $40 Baanis.
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

Any person dtsirurs oE maris-
mg the graves OF -hefr dead.
viii find an advantage IN pur-
chasing their marble from " Il
Embry. who vii make period
cal visits 20 Oxford during the
year as the representative Of I
q Carson & Co. Jackson, Miss.
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

The NethedIsts have recently
recovered the parsonage and
added other Improvements To
the amGant Gs two hundred DO
Iars-
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

The A B Langstreet 7. o. o. F.
Lodge % 20 Holly springs 20
day Co participate II the 18th
anniversary &c The order
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

Ehra The sTavtian Is sebI everybody
xza kHlivs -'l,s nieEit= ~ e F.eh-usr.s
aasiaaal5e Hiil eatl ea1t &c 1e liIsei "a
III ea.s II wllni.ss burns sezlls.
srralaa a-s,
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26
Tfnware.

Pint Cups , I cents.
ff1art cups 9 rents-
llait sIiinu cups ; cents.
TART Buckets l0 GEMS
Gallon Ducket I} cents.
g q 5art Buckets ~ cents.
QUAR- buckets lS epnts
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

FuH Eae of summer Baby
Capas irom 10 % 80 cents,
Sgpe ef shem viii rcst vau
% t3 eF cents iu the regular
dry goods stores
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26
Oxford Eaeie.

THUESDAT APRIL Is. 1894.
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26

ssPrEr-Rsv- o. L HALEY, Pas,ar.
PreirGiIinsS every SuultIE AT IL l. n
md 7-I5 P n Suldav School every
Suudav at a.I0- Igtsa g. T. Kim
bruugh. Superintendent. FrEvarH eet-
Eg every Wednesday might at 40.
Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26
TIE CHURCHES

I1A Ctt q hts II ts--
MzrH1cuSr-Rav- r. E. Thomas
Pastar- Preaching every SundtT at
II A. T. and 7=3D p " Sunday school
every SunliIY at 9=5O A. N Dr. g. W
Zones, Superintendent Prayer Meet
ing every Wednesday, night at 10
ssPr1sr-Rsv- o. l. HALEY, Pas.ar.
Preaching every Sunday AT II l. n
md 7-I5 P " Suadav School ezar-
Sunday at as50- Judge g. T. kim
bruugh. Superintendent. PrEvarH eet-
i1g every Wednesday ai,sht at 7s5o.
CuHBERrkNn-PRE REsaT-rrnrKx Fer
T. A. Wi.rz.i1r1n P1star- Rresle liirlir
every SUNDAY ar II a. a a1t 80 P H.
suniny SahooI every sIrdHv a.
s-.s0 l. II " . Porter Sgprriursn-
deaf Payer Meeting sEery Wesin==-
dag might Il IN
PaxzHT-rER1AH-- Rev q. A. Esfllls-
stau. Pssnar- P7-IciliiI. every =un,i.lE
a. II T. amt I'D p r. SHa.!l4T
SehnuI avsrv Sunday II a-sn A. n
G. A. Cazrlaz. Super iss'-'i--.- eelyer
Meeting ry " Jis-sisiassI.s- ai-ziIt &C --.iu
s. Furzz's Ca~n-E eEpiscapau
ssrv5rss evarv Sunday N II S. Y
ssirl,issy Sssilnet sVrrT Sgl1.l.lF AZ 4.li
~ T. l. 2s-zes. SsperliIrsa.lssnr.
SECRET s0CTET-ES
z4s4SrE-
LAFrv---a FaraL sreh Chautsr uiaa-ls
the gd Thursday nisilu n eaea month
" z IAN poIu- T. ?
W Z Marshal, see-
r 8 Gafbrieht Lodge Se- . zt-sfs
she Isr Thursday NIGHT IN "a. a aznn1il-
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Oxford eagle., 1894-04-26
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-30

The decorating committee had a
meeting last night when all arrange
ments were made to commence work
on the grounds near the Forwarding
house Monday morning.
Miss Rosa Hopper who has been at
tending the st. Mary's Academy, Salt
Lake City, the past year, visited friends
at this place couple of days this week.
She is on her way to Pendleton, Ore
gOn, to spend vacation.
The old gentleman by the name of
Osburn who has been at the poor house
for some time is not expected to live.
He was attacked with a severe fainting
spell about month ago and since then
has been confined to his bed. From
Mr.. Galloway we learn that inflammation
of the bowels has set in and there being
little hope Of his recovery.
Frank J. Huntington was elected
chief of the Caldwell Fire Department
at last Thursdays election. The cleo
tiOn was held to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation of Chief Schnabel.
MIR. Huntington is generally considered
an excellent choice, and it is believed
he will be instrumental in bringing the
companies to a state of perfection.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-30
FOURTH OF JULY COMMITTEE.

Committee on General Arrangements
DR.. A. F. Isham, chairman; Lot L.
Feltham, secretary; IsidOr Mayer
Chris. Fahy, John T. Morrison.
On Statutes Frank HartkOpf, chair.
man; A. L. Butts, Henry Neubaumer
Henry Cox
Parade-Dan Campbell, CHAIRMAN
T. X. Little, II. d. Blatchley, G: O.
Broxon, Harlan Pefey.
Barbecue-C. O.. Picard, chairman
A. f. Galloway, Mat Cook, B. B. Hail,
ey, J. Z. Tate
Sports Swain Beatty, chairman; c.
R. Shaw, c. j. Northrop, D. 5. Brown
Fantastic Parade-Sam Hartkopf
chairman; Chas. A, Cakes, F. j. Hunt
ington< VIM Hesse, VIM. Thorpe, w
w. Maxey.
Stands and Decoration-M. G. Stiles
chairman, Hi. Dunbar, r. A. Cakes,
Clark Stiles, Chas. H. Sebree.
Dance-J. 2. johnson, chairman; DR.
E. f. Maxey. W. V. Turkey, Ernest
Boone.
Reception-Sherman NJ. Coffin, chair.
man: Howard Sebree, Z, G. Egleston
H. K. Hartley, w. G. Maxey, j. b
Wright, F. M. Satoris, A. A. Hoover
G. W. Cooper, r. H. Davis, c. P. Lee
T. w. Boone, Geo. Alley. VIM. Kinkaid
and others.
Vocal Music-H. II. Jones, chairman
and chorister; J. G. Rice, James Gwinn,
Mrs. F. L. Olmstead, Miss Nellie Jones
and Mary Gipson.