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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-03
Interesting TopieL

An interesting meeting of the Hyde
PARK Literary and Debating society
was held last evening in the Welsh
Philosophical society rooms on South
Main avenue.
BENZ tmin Maxey, of Forest City, has
returned home after visiting with
friends here.
Rev, Thomas A. Gulick, a resident
of the Hawaiian Islands, will give an
illustrated lecture, entitled "Tne
Causes of the Hawaiian Revolution.
and What Are and Will b. It's r.
suits" " in the Plymouth Congregational
church on Friday evening
The MarQuettes will give a select
social in st. David's hall on Thursday
evening.
The meetings Of the Free Msthodists
were continued las evening in B4ers'
hall on North Main avenue, An ex-
cellent sermon was delivered by Rev.
George Etkens, Of Vlncland, N. J.
Mrs. James Tyler, of Montrose, is
visiting friondS on this side.
Mrs II. L. Ferbyr, of South Main
avenue. will give Welsh tea at mol
home on Thursday evening.
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TO your honorable bodies, SO we might be
able to decide as to the advisability Of
making the purchase,
The citizens have seen fit to authorize
you to issue $3.50, 200 worth Of bonds to be
used in the purchase OF approaches aud
the erection of bridges over the Lacka-
wanna river and the Roaring brook. 1t is
very important that IN the erection of
these bridges we shall not exceed the
amount allowed, nor should we ever con-
sumo any time in the contemplation OF
plans which would plSinly necessitate IA
greater outlay than we are authorized to
| make
With the knowledge we possess Of tue
| cost Of the approaches, We eau easily de-
termine the amount that will remain Tor
the building Of the bridges proper, and
cause the plans and specifications Of rhe
said bridges to be drawn up accordingly
Under any circumstances, however, we
would not be warranted Ia a matter of
| such grave Importance 10 proceed with
| any undue haste. Tho most careful at
tention should he given to every doCail of
| the work and the cost fully determined,
before the city shall enter into any con-
tract making 1t liable for auy amount in
excess of the sum appropriated; for it is
| by this method alone that the undertake
| ing can be carried through to completion
| to the satisfaction OF yourselves and Of the
| public whom they are intended 10 s.rVe.
In conclusion, desire to thank the hon.
oraDle councils of the past year for tho
courtesy which has been so uniformly nc
| corded me; and also to thank the heudS OF
the various departments for the support
and the cheerful cooperation they have Mt
all times given me in the discharge Of the
duties OF my Office. | hope that the cor
dial relations which have existed during
the year Just closed between tho chief eX
ecutive ana the honorable councils viii be
continued during the ensuing year, with
the thought ever foremost in our mind,
that the business which wa are here to
transact for the public is an obligation
contided to us by our fellow citizens, aud
responsibility which it is our duty to per.
| form.
l Am very truly your ohedent servant.
w. H. CoNEELL Mayor.
1t wes directed that the mensago be
received and filed and the su' jsct mat
ter referred to the respective commit
tees, the city clerk being directed to
make notes of the suggestions madt
and place than in the proper commit
tee boxes for consideration aud action.
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RECORD IS SMASHED AGAIN.
Grsat Output of the South Works for the
Month OF March


Month Of March
The South Works OF the aclawanna a
Iron and Steel COMPANY IN vie during
the month OF March % 3l7 tons OF in-
gots in tho Bsss emer department. This
beats all former records. The pre-
vious highest record WAS malo by the
Scranton Steel comnany daring the
month of March. 1890, making 22,04?
tons in tifty.fve turns. The product o I
%, 3l7 tors was made by the LlciSa-
wanna Iron and Steel company run
ming only fifty turns.
While it is claimed that the capacity
Of the plant is much greater, the pro.
duct Of last month is an evidence OF
crawling up from tins to time until
the limit is reached. We understand
it 10 not so much question OF high
product, as more attention is given
towards working economically. The
price of rails bsing so low, it requires
careful management TO meet the mar
iet.
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M very tluIY your OheUIent serVAnU.
w. l.. CONyELL, Mayor.
OVER q ia-Foor tMgaaKMENT.
Street Car Leaves tho Track aad Several
Persons Ars Hurt


Persons Ara Hurt.
AS Eynon and Taylor street car No
202 was passing along Robinson STRAIT,
at the junction of Ninth. nv about 80
yesterday afternoon, it suddenly leIt
the track and plunged down n l?-foot
embankment, painfully injaring ssy
eral persons
The oar was ia charge of Conductor
Arthur DeGraw and Mnt0rman Joseph
De Nike, and was not going at a RAPID
rate of speed at the tim of tho accijsut
There is n curve in the road where the
car left the track, and care ie generally
exercised Mt this point. The only warn.
ing given was sudden lurch of sne
car moment before it topp!ed over
the bank
AT least ten persons were in the car
at the time and scores gathered witnin II
few minutes after thu disaster.
Those hurt were Mrs. w. Latimer. of
Goulisboro, whose head came in con-
tact With Que of the windows and sus-
tainsl cash about four inches in
length. Others who suffered from in -
jury and shock wers Mrs. John Glli.
gau. Of Priceburg Mrs. James McCiAren,
OF 43G Franklin avenue; Mrs. W. II.
Cutter, ll3 Hyde Park avenue, and a
lady whos5 name could not be learned.
Conductor DeGraw was thrown from
car just as it went over the embank-
ment and susEsined sprained wrist
The injured ladies Were taken to the
house of Mrs. James Nsals, who lives
near by. and Drs. Lindabury, Allen
and Moylau summoned. Atterwsrd
Mrs Latimgr, who WAS the most Sc
verely injured of any, was removed &c
the residence of her son, John D Lsti-
lner. Of Oswelps court, and ths others
were taken to their respective homes.
The car turned nearly over in its
plunge and was badly shattered.
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A fair sized audience was present at
the sixth annivers sry of the pastorate
OF R4Y. T. j. Collins in the Scranton
Street Baptist church last evening. An
enjoyable eveninX was spent during
which Mr. and Mrs. Collins were pre-
sented with II handsome Piano lamp
Speeches wera mals by DR.. 3. e. Bal
ioe. Il. c. Morgan and others The
interior Of tho church WAS decorated
with choice flowers, and presented Il
neat appearance
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John Keefe, boy who resides on Phelps
street, was painfully injured yesterday
morning by being kicked by horse.
keefe drives jobber's wagon, ana while
the horse and wagon We're standing ut the
depot square yesterday morning one of The
lines fell about the heels Of the horse.
Young Keefe, in attempting to regain pos.
session OF it, was kicked by the horse and
an ugly, painful wound inflicted on the
leg below the knee. DR.. J. +. Saltry was
called and put five stitches in the wound.
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-I'0IIS''1 07"NVH ~0''NH'01 ~ -HI"s'
Victor Herbert, the renowned violincello
player, formerly with Theodore Thomas
but more recently leader ofGilmore's band,
will give a concert at Young Mems Christ
ian Association hall Tuesday evening un-
der the auspices Of the Ladies Aid society
Of the Asbury MethodiSt Episcopal church.
lie will be assisted by Miss Jean Slee, u
coutralto singer who possesses voice OF
rare power aud sweetness. The concert
will DO one Of the most enjoyable that
ScrantoIians have had au opportunity Of
attending this season. y"
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RIP VAN WINKLE WELL PRESENT o.

Wonderland Stock Company Sssn to
Good Advantage in It.
The legendary drama, "Trip Van
Wrinkle" was presented at New Won
derland thester last evening. The
cast is an excellent one, every member
appearing to advantage in the part as
signed.
This drama will be the attraction A.
me thoate- up to and inclu ling
Wednesday evening. Fenimore Coop
er,s great work. Mick -of-the- Woods, D."
will hold down the boards for the bal
anee of the week after Wednesday.
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CITY NOTES.

mt. 1trt.. ~ . -. .tL - II
esidsrca -r' 90 Shar,as S y E,rIT,- Eli "' 'A0
4 M, IJI'.S11,' p.
lne nrPtasopn coue'eIe, Oh hoarlus
'rook' Will convene Ut o O'CLOCK this even
1g,
The Board OF managers Of the Florence
nlSsloh VIII meet thls morning at II
c'ocH'
Patrick Murray died last evening at his
ONE, l06 Carbon street. Funeral notice
Elil appear tomorrow.
Thirteen new cases OF measles, located in
arious parts Of the city, were reported 10
he board Of health yesterday.
Note the stranoe advertisement of
rown's Bee Hive contained elsewhere in
his issue Of today's TRIBUNE.
Robert Armstrong oP 433 Toptb streat
DID at o'clock vestsrdav morning ms
fneral will he held az 4 o'ciock Wednas-
DIV afternoon,
There will be n regular mating tonight
oethe Green Ridge tiun club AZ tbe Office
q he Swartz Lumber companv on Wash
linton avenue
s4.o.4,o -
+ianent ~ p,on.;u ogu -, ~ UIe sSranSo auser
.L VI pLomhs I'ee tLVe 10 % t0unu
uir for an explanation of tbe mvsServ.
Tho Soo,ao M,sio so,ia.,, an -. ia =
,baoraeI tSi. Daso rao,, sooieey WIZ n0C noiH
80 YEA .i,iI No. %eoS pTiag 10 cue IacG tnaI
.oood D.on T CnllsIiiu sssociaIion II
TnrsSa TS - ononinna u"h "euheSuay auu
u'ouay 0'on'ne''
ne i'.sS ~ ino aunuai coInulehcefnent eAer-
va Wou,. ynV Shr;a,ian o uepatnuiea' oi 'nt
xaa na5n S NnI.SSiSu assoclatloh VIII oe
ht nou -nVIuaSt ~. np'is iso W oe toHo"eu Oy
D~quoU W "'ou' i'O e'uuohs'
Phiilp Heuslay, OF Dunmore, claims
ilat he can beat either John Yusk or his
son IN matcn game OF pool for either 100
ooU polnuS .oi sS' .. S.oh Sre money t'
"pu' Up any 'inlo "i'oi he~' lhursuay'
The failure OF the mayor to name the
Iew police officers disappointed many per-
sons who attended the reorganization OF
councils yesterday. On Thursday night
meir names VIII be read at the counci
Meeting.
The Green Ridge club will hold its regu-
Ar meeting ut the office OF the ewart1
lumber company, l2G Washington avenue,
Inesday evening, April 3, at 7.3D O'Clock
Considerable new business will be trans
acted. All members are requested to bt
pesent.
John Krisco, hypothecated a cont be-
longing to Louis L. Rethy from the Hun
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An Evaning of Aesthet icr.

Including the one-Gct Sewing School for
Scandal, promenade Of the Broadway
Bellies, draperv posing, Greek dsnce, etc,
given by Miss Tillie Lewis and pupils at
T. NJ. G. 4. auditorium Thursday even
ing, April 5. Admission 80 cents Re.
served seats without extra charge. Dia-
gram open at Powells music store on
Tuesday. ~
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James Butcher, aged IS years, of 343
North Lincoln avenue, di,d Mt nm early
hour yesterday morning. Mr. Butcher
was member of lodge No 3OO, Knights
OF Pythias, Socum loige aud the En-
campm mt of Old F,iows and the Ca
pouse Mine Accidental fund. AMI is
survived by his widow and seven chill
dren.
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Ifiss Fiola Buried.

The funeral of Miss Em.lia Fiola, of
Evans court. occurred yesterday after
noon at 3 o'clock. Rev Father FricG9r
conducted services in st. Johns Ger
man Catholic church. Bustol's band
preceded the hearae to the grave at ST.
Johns cemetery
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-03

Best made. Play any desired number OF
tunes. Gautschi e Sons, manufacturers
1890 Chestnut street, Philadelphia Won.
derful orchestral organs only s. and So
Specially: Old music boxes carefully re.
paired and improved with new tunes. 80
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-03

I6 BEAUTIFUL PICTURES. EVERY
NOTED PLACE IN ALASKA, THE
UNITED STATES AND MEXICO.
FIVE NUMBERS ON THE COUN-
TER. TEN CENTS AND ONE
COUPON FOR ANY NUMBER
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Annaricn

Those who have not received part six Of
the handsome portfolio. America. " should
do 30 mt once. This is the handsomest
portfolio OF any here tofore on tho market,
ana no subscriber OF The TRIBUNE should
be without it. Get the first numbers be-
fore IL is too late.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-03

Anthony Baumanu, attorney, moved his
office to the odd Fellows building, rooms
4 and 5, Wyoming avenue.
=" ANTHONY BAUMANN.
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news FROM west Side
James Butcher, a Respected Citizen, Dies at
Bis HOm} on Lincoln Avenue.
PASTOR COLLINS ANNIVERSARY

Presented with Handsome Piano
Lamp - Congratulatory Speeches
Made -- Funeral of Miss EmeIia
Fiola-Meeting of Hyde PARK Liter
AIRY and Debating Society-Meetings
of Free Methodsts at Beers Hall.
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[The We't Sile office of thA SCRANTON
tribune is located ut 1910 jackson street,
where subscriptions, advertisements and
communications will receive prompt at
tention.
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TELEPHONE No. 525. The Union Trans.
fer company. limited. Bus line. Baggage.
and freight called for and delivered
promptly. l07 Franklin avenue. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-03

THE Commercial Alliance Life Insur
auce company CT New York, cash capital
500, 600, full paid, desires II local represen.
tat;ve for Scranton and vicinity. To the
right party furnishing undoubted refer.
ences AZ to integrity and ability, perma-
nent position and satisfactory renunara-
tion will be given. Address
LEON DoDsoN. JR.. Manager.
y" 742 Drexel Building, Philadelphia.
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HOOPS Sarsapariila is absolutely un-
equaled as blood purifier and strength-
ening medicine. 1t is the ideal spring
medicine. Try it. ~
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SiegepS Dancing hcadeny

j, Frank Siegel's class social tomorrow
night. All former patrons and their
friends invited. ~
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SAVAGE ELECTED sEcRETARk.

Deadlock In the Dunmore Council Broken
at Last.
At last evenings meeting of the bor-
ough council Of Dunmore c. T. Savage
was elected secretary over A. r. Irwin.
The deadlock that has existed for sew.
eral weeks with regard 20 the Office of
secretary was broken last night by
Thomas Peyton voting for Mr.. Savage.
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Frederick h Kopf has removed his
studio to BOZ Adams avenue, Court House
| square. %#
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You are out of employment
Invest your time en- business steno
graphic or academic education
1t means success to you IN tho future.
Ii you cannot pay us this year make il
next year.
You helped us in your prcsperity-wt
shall help you now,
Woods college of business and short
hand. ~
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The Everett Leads.
Wait for Guernsey Bros new goods. ~
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Anheuser Busch Beer.
Louis Lohman'S, 82b Sprucs ot
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From the tabulated statement made by
the city engineer for his report to your
honorable bodies we find that the total
mileage of sewer laid in the city is thirty.
five. The total cost OF sewers constructed
during the year is S64, 600 and the total
cost OF sewers laid up to the present time is
s427. 0GO. The greater portion OF our sewer
system is in the central wards Of the city,
with the remainder in the North End and
West Side. The southern end of the city
has thus far been without this most neces.
sary adjunct OF every well regulated cen
ter of population, but we are glad 10 note
that attention has lately been giFen to
this matter in that portion of the city, and
project is now on foot to establish inoth-
er sewer district In that locality and thus
take the first step toward giving that por-
tion of the city's population equal sapitary
couveniences with the remainder.
also take pleasure in calling attention
at this time to the excellent mapner in
which the engineers department has
looked after the various works Of the city
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Millinery Department
Children's Caps

We show the largest assortment Of
SILKS and LAWN CAPS and HATS
at very low prices.
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which have besn prosecuted under its su-
peryision, and also the complete set Of
maps and drawings which have been made
OF the city showing its entire system of
sewers and the paved streets, showing the
material Of which they are constructed
and the cost OF the same. as has also been
appended to the sewer maps.
The completion of those drawings now
renders it possible for every citizen desir.
ing o acquaint himself with the work the
city has been doing in this direction to dc
so by consulting them as placed on trial in
the engineers department. This is the
first time that this information has been
placed in concise and satisfactory form at
the disposal of every citizen.
The oasis., 1894-11-01
TOWNS COUNTY.

Last week MT. John L. Merrill of St. Davids went to Phoenix on busi- ness. He returned home Saturday.
 St. Davids people are reconstructing their dam across the San Pedro, car ried away at the time of high water
 Mrs. Frank Dysart of Solomonville, returned Saturday from her visit in Iowa. Friday evening Mr. Dysart went to Bowie to meet her.
 Mir. A. A. Danforth of New York, who is heavily interested in mining iu Sonora, was in Benson Monday, on his way home from a visit to his mines.
 Mir. Ed Doll who is clerking in the store of A. A. Castaneda & Co. was taken i'll Monday which necessitated putting a man in his place for few days
 Mir. John Haley. an old time Tomb stone miner, returned from Cripple Creek Friday of last week. He reports everything booming in that big gold camp.
 Last week M. M. Sherman entered s45 head Of cattle at Bisbee. They were mixed feeders for shipment to Kansas City and valued at BIO each, Mexican money.
 Messrs J. c. Norton and T. Griffin of Bisbee, were at Benson Sunday evening en route home from Tucson, where they had been doing jury duty in the United States court.
 Friday evening Geo. L. Bugbee, agent for the s. P. k. R. at Bowie, re- turned from his eastern visit. He went to Phoenix a day or two, and re- turns to his duties at Bowie today pr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
 Most Perfect Made-
The oasis., 1894-11-01

THERE is vast difference between the estimates of the agents of the Southern Pacific railroad, who are preparing to handle cattle shipments from Mexico, and democratic officials who want to break the effect of freduc- tion in tariff on cattle. The railroad is preparing to handle 100000 head. Collector Webb and others estimate that there are not more than S20,000 worth of cattle to come from Mexico. In this connection attention is called to the communication from Hon. Wm. C. Barnes of Holbrook, to the Winslow Mail, on the first page.
The oasis., 1894-11-01

TIE explanation and denial of the Prospector about the cutting down of that bill by the court neither ex- plain or deny successfully. It may have been an agreed case, and all that but the Prospector admits that MT. White got $500 less than he asked. Query; How much would he have got had the bill been acted upon by the Perkins board? The inference is that he would have got all he'asked.
The oasis., 1894-11-01

UNDER the Mckinley tariff act the duty on cut nails was .ls6 adyalorem. The Wilson act increased it to 9 per cent adyalorem. Wheeling, West vir- ginla, is a great center of the cut nall industry. So Mir. Free Trader Wilson looked out for his own while leyeling the other industries of the country.
The oasis., 1894-11-01

TIE letter published in several dem- ocratic newspapers purporting to have been written by Governor Murphy to John IT. Cain of Utah, asking his in- fuence with the Mormon vote, is q rank forgery, and bears on it's face every evidence of doing so. A ten year old boy would not be guilty of perpe- trating an effusion so silly.
The oasis., 1894-11-01

Voters of Cochse county should not fail to sec the name of C. s. Fly marked as their choice for sheriff MT. Fly will make a most reliable and sat- isfactory peace officer,
The oasis., 1894-11-01

Governor Murphy, Hon. A. J. Doran and General A. J. Sampson addressed the people of Wilcox yesterday eyen- ing. They appear at Tombstone to- night and at Bisbee tomorrow night.
The oasis., 1894-11-01

Governor Murphy, Hon. A. J. Doran and General Sampson, were in Benson this morning, on their way to Tomb stone, where they will speak tonight.
The oasis., 1894-11-01
AlItrse.


 Those who have used Dr. Kings New Discovery know it's value, and those who have not, have now the op- portunity to try it Free. Call on the advertised druggist and get a trial bottle free. Send your name and ad- dress to H. K. Bucklen S Co.,, Chicago, and get q sample box of Dr. Kings New Life Pills, free, as well as copy of Guide to Health and Household h. structor, Free. All of which is guaran- teed to do you good and cost you noth- ing at Fl. Walkers Drug Store.
 Owing to engagements in Maricopa county it will be impossible for Gene ral Sampson to accompany Governor Murphy to Bisbee tomorrow evening; and on his way out he will be at Ben sen and will speak in Pythian hall. Don't forget the date-Friday, No yember 2d, at 7:3O p. m.
 Hay contractors at Fort Huachuca who have had their contracts cancell- ed on account of removal of the caval- ry, feel as if this great free govern ment has treated them shabbily. They have gone to all the expense, and now will get no return.
 From Bowie it is reported that Col. Lawton, inspector general, at the time of his visit there last week, stated that he thinks abandonment of Fort Bowie military mistake, and he will recommend that garrison be re- turned to the post.
 Friday evening oflast week, MT. F. A. Cutter of Bonita, returned from a visit to the City of Mexico. He had been absent about two weeks, and re- ports having had a very enjoyable time.
 Next week the family of Mir. T. Sal cido will move into their new resi- dence, which has been under construc- tion the past month.
 pr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
 Worlds Fair Highest Awsrd
The oasis., 1894-11-01
Free Pnl..

Send your address to H. E. Bucklen & Co.,, Chicago and get a free sample box Of Dr. Kings New Life Pills. A trial will convince you of their merits. These pills are easy in action and are particularly effective in cure of Con- stipation and Sick headache. For Malaria and Liver troubles they have been proved invaluable. They are guaranteed to be perfectly free from every deleterious substance and to be purely vegetable. They do not weaken by their action, but by giving tone to stomach and bowels greatly inyigorate the system. Regular size 25c. per box. Sold by II. Walker the Druggist.
 MT. J. V. vickers, republican nomI- nee for county treasurer has lived in Cochise county very many years, and commands the respect and confidence Of all classes. In his hands the strong box of the county will be well and carefully guarded, and the most strict accountability presented.
 At Bowie Monday morning TIE OASIS man found Frank Cox and A. J. Doran eating breakfast together, and they both grayely informed him that Cox is now travelling with Doran and talking for the republican ticket.
 Friday morning of last week MT George w. Cheney of Tombstone, was at Benson en route home from Gro Blanco where he has extensive mining interests and is putting up a mill. He has some thirty men al work.
 Governor Murphy, Hon. Al. Doran
The oasis., 1894-11-01

Next week the family of Mr. T. Sal cido will move into their new resi- dence, which has been under construc- tion fhe nasf n,onth
The oasis., 1894-11-01

All druggIsts sell pr. Miles Nerve Plasters.