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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-30
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DR.. Campbeli's Great Magic Worm
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Every box guaranteed to give satisfaction
or money refunded Full printed directions
from a child to grown person. II is purely
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-30

When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for castoria. r
When she became Miss, she chung to castoriA.
When she had Children, she gayo them Oastoria
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-30
KINGSTON WALKED Home
Wyoming Seminary Eleven Came to
Scranton to Play Foot Ball.
GAME OF BRILLIANT PLAYING
Twelve Hundred People See the Local
Eleven Win by Score of 20 too.
McGouldrick Slightly
Hurt.

Like the great French king who
marched his men up hill and then
marched down again, Captain Brymer
brought his eleven chrysanthemum-
headed, Wyoming seminary foot ball
players to Scranton yesterday-andt then
marched back to Kingston. That is
they walked back if they bet on the re-
suit, for they didn't make tally, while
Scranton piled up a great big 20 mark.
Great big" because that's the kind of
a game it was, full of ginger, passes
and punts, powerful rushes, fleet runs
and unusually free from severe accl-
dents.
McGouldrick, of Scranton, was the
only player disabled. He received a
nasty shoulder in the short rib while 60
ing at full speed, but after rub down
and bath in the Young Mems Christian
association gymnasium came around all
right.
Illness OF Captain Cahill.
Manager Captain Cahill had hem
orrhage after some sharp practice play
on Wednesday and was not even able
TO witness Yesterdays game. He is con-
fined to his bed but his condition is not
alarming.
Yesterday was an ideal game for a
battle royal, excepting the turf, which
was hard and ragged. However, the
keen air and bright sunshine enthused
alike the 1900 spectators and players,
The Scranton contingent predominated
but there was enough of Kingston and
Wilkes-Barre there in good voice to
keep the visiting eleven encouraged; in
fact, the slogan battle among the spec
tators We'd with the game in point o.
competition.
AT O'Clock the teams lined up as fol-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-30

The management Of this bank points
with pride TO Its record during the panic
OF 1893, and previous panics. when spec.
ial facilities were extended to its business
accounts.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-30

HOODS PILLS are the best after-dln-
ner pills, assist digestion, cure head
ache. 25c.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-30

i, Pillsbury's Flour Mills have q capacity
of 1850 barrels day.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-30
DIRECTORS:

DIRECTORS:
William COnnell. James Archibald, Al.
fred Hand. George II. Catlin. Henry Belin,
Jr., William T. Smith, Luther Roller.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-30

SALT RHEUM often appears fn cold
weather, attacking the palms of the hands
and other parts of the body. Hoods Sar-
saparilla, the great blood purifier, cures
salt rheum. ..f.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-30

ton. Lineman-B. Williams, Scranton.
Referee-George Peck, Scranton.
Scranton substitutes, Steele and Reese;
Kingston, Best, Lamb, Reynolds and Col
lery,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05

ner, Den Sdn9ern Observation-Disclosures
there" Sl gewdbreu. Sin SeBer per=
grin iid uuo nit unbeimlidsm 8efiibl
laien Die 9uten Burger Die bebOrolide
Nutoroeriln9, ben SGu9ern ,Wanen=
6re6quGrtiere" sur @erfigung0Su ltel=
len.
Simmer gelebrt.
Srau: ,9ie Ratbi uno bic Gina
babe: beioe ben Sienit setiinoist!"
YrOfeiiOr (aufabreno): yg8as! cine
&atllinariibe SerihpOrun9?!"
s. ODD ties seIbt bewuBtisin.
sd bore, Serr lieutenant, Sic ba=
ben it6 ein balb Sabr urlaub na6
Imerita 9eben laIen?"
vSn, mill beiratben - europa et=
mas 81 ieDr aus9elu6t fir MIDI"
aus einem &etrutenbrief.
2iebe Gltern! lIeber Cure @urlt=
ienoung mar i1 iebr erfreut, ~beionoes
oa Der Serr u%nteroniSier mir erlaubte,
AUDI etpas oapon Su eHen."
S6le6ter 9ieni.
grites Sienitmdo6en: v@ie biit Su
nit Seiuer neuen Seri6aft su~frieoen?"
3meites SienItmGohen: y9ti6t ions
Oerli6! Sic laBt mebr AL mInihen
als 81 eiien iibrig."
Gr t~ennt's.
Satin: yNun bin aber bod pirtz
lid neugieri9! SIN erIten @anDe, fries
gen lie li6, pas miro nun i'm s~lpeiten
ieiu?"
Suite: ga trie9en Tie ii6 0etuiB
iatt!!"
GnCourageme
Better Su einem Serrn, Der ibm
einen Ficnnig 9Iebt): Sle, i6enten g
mr. bod a biB'l meAr! S bin nod
nod n Infdnser uuo perlier iunit allen
Mutb!
Gin SorT6tiger.
Serr: ,Sie tOnneu au1 Den Sut
abnebnpen, pelln Sic ms 3immer tre-
ten."
8ettler: ,Grlauben Sic, bin oamit
ihpn Su bGuiig bereingeiaQen, ouB ib
bod nidts getrie9t bab'!!"
Seine uebertreibuug.
,9lber i6 bite Sic, laiien Sic mid
bod nit SIREN SOnnenibirmeu in
&ube! Die taugen ia bod Nidts!"
vSm 8egentbeil, pertber Serr, lie
itelen allies bisber SageWeien in ben
Iuf uno gu.
~: ,Seben Sic mol, Serr S6loI=
iermciiter, i6 triese oas SdlOB bier
ni6t auf.
3: rMa, laiisn Sic nal isbsH pis
oas sugebt."
": ,Neiu. Sic iOaen ia iebsn. spis
es aufgebt."
Sas 9efabrli6e Slapier=
ipiel.
81: ,@arum baben Sic Der Sami=
lie 4. Die @obnun9 9etiinoiSt?"
o.: .Nus &iidii6t fir mein Saus,
oenn Die So6ter ipielt &lapier sum
Steinerpeiben.
8endu.
Saufmann: so laIlen Sic mid
bod enoli6 eiumal nit Sbren Mnprei=
iungen in &ube. sd babe Sbnen ihon
sluansis Mal geia9t, oab i'd ni6ts init
Sbnen 81 tbun baben mill"
&eiienoer: % bite, oa irren Sic
lid, chen par's crit oas e6s5sbute
Wal.",
cine Neu abrsbsi1er-
uHg.
66ei: sd iebe mid unter Inerten=
hung Sbrer porSiiSli6en Sienitleiituus
Sbnen nit &iidlibt auf Die
SbsuerunS bas Seippbnts
Neuiabrs9ei6ent ni6t gu seben."
@algenbumor
o.: Sorseitern an Der 9Orie SO. 900
Sranten perloren uno beute beiratben
Sie2
": Sin lInaliid iOmmt ieIten allen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05

-Gpdtm, p. ~. Sebeu uno Stioeu uniers
Iisbsu S,erru nno Seilanoes Seiu Sbriiti mo
ieiuer s5ttIidlcu iunsiraulidlen Wutter IRA:
ria. Rtu ~bearbtitet pon W. Siusel. 8eIb t~IulCirte
GuGrts au5sabs. ID. AuRass. 1882 z. Sn ssoers
bdHo $500.
- TaSisbs, S%auoaussabe in Sftap. gers
msbrt our5 siusu SHbaus: p. 9o6em'S 9rtIiruus oeS
bell. Niss9pisrs Ins elmer NGuSsDteSanea6 SeaTbsts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05
Gin il d tiger.

Serr: ySie tOnnen au9 Den Sut
a%bnebmen, lpelln Sic ms 3immer trs-
ten."
8ettler: yGrlauben Sic, bin bamit
idun Su bduiig bcreinsefalen, oaB i'd
op6 ni6ts getrle9t bab'!!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05
@r t's.

Satin: vNun bin aber bod wirts
lid neugieri9! SIN erIten SanOe, fries
gen lie lIh, mas wiro nun in S"lueiten
ieiu?"
Suite: ga trie9eu lie lid 9ewib
iQtt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05

Wsarianum. 2eacuSe psn ben Iiebeui bsiIistn
uno g]ottieliatn SisuerH lluisrsr eiebsu 6rau uus sen
%beriibmteu @Haosuorteu Der bobsu Simmslstonisiu.
0dt btit6ntdsr APPRECIATION. !Sebnte. p~rrmebrte uup
]psrbeiierte Aufuae. Dit l Stabltide, auegoriidem
ltteIblGtt uuo UtsIsu ih6usu SoI;ibuittbilseru. 4.
l40S z. Su Stoerbauo 5000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05
ssaencs BON Seu Iiebsu seiliaem wpttes,

mad ben belIeH CutuCu ]bsGrbettCt pou u. DIT, StaOts
piarrU. Stbit EitsIitOblitib. srOBem GabIeau uou Strus
iaIsm uuO ibsr 800 StlSeru in Solsituitt. Yiit msbs
rsrtu biidoIL. ApprobatioHen. %. Iufuge. Quart Sors
mat. 1890 .. $500.
- 9ieislbs, c~ttuUsAu3Subs, in ? SiuSsu; ssbuus
ben. $3.50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05
6rp6er Neroienit!

@u uus feline ASSrsis ~siNisMsst. Spm isUosu mir per
Bolt gtuaus austunit lber elm gang nsueS Seiddit. MOS
nit irasno cine Striou mduulibeH ODER WeiblibsU Ve'
ibleatS aui sbrlihs &etis uup obne sroBe AuSlassu
uRo Wilbs lbsr 100 Dollars per ROuai ~psTstsHsH saHH,
shns Rsiisn uuo pseoslu. ssiR MISUNDERSTANDING,
isnesrn Elm sbrIihss Hsi6ait. Aeerdfrt:
Vow pNusv z co. Ns-.Hr. Tss'y's o. W.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05

- GuAariitisbud. @uuoerbare Sssebenbsiteu
uno Gr;dbluugGu poH benz qlorpiroislteH b~etliliteH
Iltarsjatramsnte aus Dem Sebeu Der SetIiaeu Gaer Seis
ten uuo Sabrbuuesrte. Yiit SdrbsnttteibiIo uue uttlsu
usu.u Sol,duittbilosrn ss;tsrt. 20 z. Quart; 5Ors
mat. Su S~teerbauo $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05

ltnjer groier tauitrirter &atalog
lit in ontiber Gpra5e gebruft unO enbat 3etdnunsen unirer @irRl uo Sorrtt'
rluoeu nbt genaur geitpburg u0 ben GreHen fir ibe Sorte, iopte Seusntie BON
Qeuteu pelte bur1 Sme @itel Settling iWr 9eoea iuthn uno audi erSsheu. Sher
&ataog, welber BON joem 2eOenSen 8aeIn pCr0en iolhe, prS pprtorei peri9tdt
gesen gmiruoms pom 8 Gents in &cNnaren.
Cine photographs Der pr Generatcncn Der orutiten Saiiriamilie pro fi
uerauot nit ieoem Seuthbeu 8ataWg.
gStr 6a6en eien oeut9en 6mrirmnrtsn in ser SauptcfNs 5u Gbieaso, 81
DIE OWEN ELECTRIC BELT g. APPLIANCE co.
Saupt:SHtc mno einSise Tabrf:
2Oi bis ell state ST. Ecke Adams. Chicago, ILL.,
9aS sr5Bts eeshhfhs@ GrtIG ta6liTemsnt Srs srt
uSe-G-l5S @rpabut Siis Sftans, Wsnn Sbr an as i6rhbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05
.9auS6ddju fit oaS 6al5dilde 0ok.=

tt pom VI. SintcI. Rit l sitsttabtiia urb uieI.n
tbgReu Sileeru. Stersotpp -IaSsGbs. ll52 Ssitsn.
gebuHosn $3.50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05
s NJ mer le r t.

Srau: Sic &atbi uno bic Gina
babe: beioe ben Sienit setinoist!"
PrOieiior (%aufiabreno): r@as! cine
Gatilinariibe SerihpDrune?!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05

gtaot @pttes, Die scitli6c. ssben Der
tu~nairaniid)cu 8pttesnluttcr, unierer &puis
Gin WiGria, nadl ibrcn Sncnbarunseu an eie
ebrnnroise Sienerin @ottcs Waria .. Seius,
AebttiiH oes slolters Der ur5CllsSteu SmpiduauiB su
9greou a., pom SroeH Dec bell. JransiStus. Wit SpS
probation. SH Suei Siuoeu ssbuuosn $500.
-GasieIbe. AIs;us IN l SaHo ~sebuuoeu Sl.l5.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05
Saden uno Oenfen.
o ansn nat il d.

Griter gruoer (Romm 9: ySie
SoNte unieres @beis iOu Elm iebr net=
tes WtaO1en ieln; w~eni9itens lagen 10
oiele Serte, pelhe iie ndber tennen.
Stir llns Ober lit lie u%nnabbar; lte III
0UBerlt ltelf unc 9ebt gang in SOrnIen
auf."
3Deiter Gruoer (2ieutenant): ,Nas
tirli6 in unifOrmen2"
Sic 90 DIT Der 8eupbnbeit t.
Serr: .@as fdlt Sbneu benin Elm,
10 lltperl1anlt an metner Sbir Su tlo=
pfen?"
8ettler: y9erSeiben's, aber / mar
iriiber Sambpur; oa treibt's mid benin
An,lopTen, | mag wOllen ooer nit, q
tlein's gSirbele los s'lalle!"
@nttau6 DIT.
6remoer: v6iebts ben bier eisent=
lid gar teine Gergnitgun9en in Der
Staot?"
Soteloiener: 80 bod, tanSen Sie?"
6remoer Qebbait): r2eioeni6aft=
LID io9ar...."
Soteloiener: yShao', oa bdtteu .
pierSebn Gage frilber tOlnmen milnen,
Oa mar bier &ir6Deib!"
Sine tleine Gerwe6ielun9 q.
Siir9er: .gSas mar oenn oas ioeben
fir elm alter Serr, Den Sic Oa 10 tiei
9ritBteu?"
stuoent: Ser? Gin sdlanasn.
menih!"
Burger: oslber, Sic iderSsn mObl?
Sin 10 serbreblihes &erl6en?"
StuOent: vNa. 9epiB bod. gs III
Der beribmte PrOfelior e., Der tiirslit
oas Bud iiber Die S6langen 9eibrie=
ben bat"
Gin fataler Srutie9ler
paIiirte einem elidiii6eu @latte. gu
einem 9roBsn reihsldnoiiden Sdn9er=
ieite bat Der Siir9ermeiiter Die gIuluob-
ner, Den SGn9ern yMaNen=6 reiauar=
there" Su gewdbreu. Sin SeBer per=
grin ii6 uuo nit unbeimlidem 8efiibl
laien Die suten Burger Die bebOrolide
Nunoroeriln9, ben Sausern ,Wallen=
6rebquartiere" sur geriHsuns0su itel,
len!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05
-Snicnhi,@ua. nber nie mnht nnb sim

-SoiepbisSud), ooer oe Vtdat uno Slrbitts Sss
bell. PairiardeU SoiSpb, oss Sdbrpatsrs Ssiu uuo
Srdutiaaus Der aQsrieltqltsu Suusirou Mturia, ia i,br
piclru uno id5usu Geihibteu uuo S~eiiptslsH aus alter
uHo nsner .Ssit. Gin 6ousbIt iar isps driiiIias
Semitic. Witt pisIsu i50usu StIssru ssSisrt. Ueit
GebuHeeH 81. 80.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05
- Gmm Grid, Anua Sotbariua, oas armc Scbcn
NM hiitcrc NciNcu uiicrcA SAcrru Sriu Is hriii

-Gmmrrid,, Anna Sotbariua, oas aruc ecbcn
uHs bittere Setoeu uuicrcS Socrru Sciu Is hriii
uno iciuer bciiisiteu Wutter Waria usbit ben
Sebsimutlieu oss alien SuuotS Hlh ben @siihteu her
Gottiel. Anna Ratb, Gmmsrib. Nsruusgsge6en uoH z.
IS. e.. 2 nmSger, q. .. 6. ,. Ogsrb. ErI6isrs. Vitt
depreciation os5 NsrH SiidoiS pom Rsesusburg. Reid
iuuitr. Qradt Auseabs. IN Quart. 1910 G.. Spms
pIst broibirt IN 20 oeiten leots 30 Gents.
- TaSistbe IN $50 !, baIb Worcsco, SrisiuaIseeiNs
paHooets, reid Dsrgoloet $50.
- 1asislbe in Gbo. ,. NorOrco, reid usrsoIS. Srisis
uaIeeds uuo SolSiaHitt $1,000.
TGsielbe IN Hbe. 3, osrislbe gtn5oRo NIT . pers
aoloeiCu SdlisEsu Sl2.00.
Webr ala 20 iGr oaS @srt sieeuS ssSeiduets RiIosr
briugtu benz Sser Ctuislue S~reiQUtiie Der belt. Seiht6ie,
beoeutiame SsrEltbtettsH uuo ptttiss beiltas GessHs
itduse in iebr eetreusr uuo tiuitsriia poleuoftsr Gar
iteauua ;ur AuidduuuG, 10 oaB oleieS Sud ais elm
tatboliidss Yradbtiperf I'M e~ot!iteu Gimme os
@orteS beSeituet weTotu bari.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05
= nCourage /.

Better (Su einem Ssrrn, Der ibm
einen Ficlnig giebt): SIC, ldeuten g
mr. bod a biB'l mebr! S bin nod
nod n Infdnssr unO uerlier iOnIt allen
Mutb!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05

Oft. Co., Satafpmbcnbudb, inter Dem Gttsl:
Die eritet 0briitcu iiber uuo unter osr Groe,
ooer: ScUsHtiie iar BEN SIGubeu, bic
0~oiiUuHg uuo Siebe @:uierer betItsea
@uttsr, Der Strde. Gin Bud oes Sroitss uus
Der Grmutbiguns iIr bic SatbeIitsu uuo Der SsIsbruna
iir ibrs Seeuer. &eia iluitrirte gra6tsAussabs.
gr. s. 394 Seiteu. Su reid psrsSIssism sstupaMss
bauS. 50 80.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05

-goiitus, r. p. Praem, dJriitfatboltids
sauoppitiue, ooCr turJe auSlsqung aUsr loHHs nus
itittGsliasu GpiiieIu mo gpausslisH iammt oaraus
~gsSossnsu @laubsuss uuS SittsulebreH &c. &C. 81. auis
lase, umssorbsiiet uUe permebrt pou p. TrauS
NOttler. 3. D. y. : Rsid iuultritte AIseabt.
XVI u. T72 Z. az. s. 81 50.
-Dsrislbe. In RraaIOaHs NIT SOIsiAuitt $500.
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-11-14

Sale of the D. B. C. & Alpena Rail-
road.

Animportant business transaction took
place at the Court house last Thursday
noon, that may effect Alpena to great
extent. In the front OF the door were
ten strangers and one citizen OF Alpena,
when q representative of the ARGUS ar
rived. One OF the men was reading a
notice which contained the condition OF
the sale OF the Detroit, Bay City * AL
pena railroad by the U. s. Court, In be-
half OF the bond holders. AS he finished
he called for bids. One gentleman Of
fered 81 ZOO, 900, as nonchalantly as II
bidding q million dollars was an every
day occurance. There were agents OF the
Michigan Central present, but the million
dollar bid appeared to have knocked
them out at the first round, and they
said not word. The auctioneer waited
few minutes and as no other bid was re-
ceived, knocked down the road to the
million dollar bidder. Then he announc-
ed that the purchasers of the railroad
were Anthony j. Thomas and Fairfax
Harrison, of New York city, and the De-
troit, Bay City d Alpena railroad had
passed to the control of new owners. In
reply to a question by our representative
the bidder replied that the road had been
purchased In behalf of the bondholders.
The main line Of the Detroit, Bay City
IL Alpena railroad extends from this city
to Alger, a distance of 105 miles. There
is also branch to Loon Lake, and the
Mud Lake branch. The bonded debt
amounts to So 100000, and the amount
of paid up stock is said to be 81 $40, 900.
Eight of the nine stockholders live In
Michigan. The entire cost of the road Is
placed at $4, 242, 574.40, Of which $413,-
401. 81 is for equipment. The road is in
good condition and well equipped with
locomotives, coaches and freight cars,
and a repair shop at East Tawas.
What will be done with the road is not
known, but it Is probable the new COM
pany will try to place 1t in condition
that will make their investment valuable
One plan that Is believed will be carried
out is to extend the road from Tawas to
Bay City, where 1t will have connection
with several trunk lines, and that it will
be extended north from this city to the
Straits of Mackinac. II this Is done the
opinion prevails that the road would prove
one Of the most paying railroads in the
state.
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-11-14
Great Paintings of Europe-Feast fol
Art Lovers.

OF the many publications which come
to us there Is none which merits so much
commentator, for its excellent typo
graphical appearance, high-class illus
trations and interesting reading, as
"Campbell's illustrated Monthly" This
magazine fills a long-felt want In Chica-
60, as heretofore that city has not fur
nished us publication devoted to high
class form OF illustrations.
The current number is galaxy of the
| richest illustrations ever published.
There Is frontispiece of Oliver Wendell
Holmes, and portrait OF the late Prof.
| Swing, with sketches Of both these men.
Many of the most gorgeous paintings of
| Europe, worth several hundred thousand
dollars are reproduced In the finest cop
per-plate eugravings. Among them being
Autumn" winter" "Waiting for
His Share" Perfectly. at Home"
Evening Hours" Cupid Leading the
Choir" "a Reading from Homer"
"The Favored SWAIN" "The Prize Jer-
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iMother-in-Law." Also leading articles
on the Chicago University, all the build
ings and grounds being illustrated, to-
gether with most interesting descrip-
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blouse Of Pansa at Pompeii." Many
more rich illustrations are to be found In
the Home Department, Agriculture De-
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This is beyond question the richest
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an educator in the higher realms Of Art,
Science and Literature, 1t should be found
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Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-11-14
Social Events.

Mrs. A. N. Spratt entertained large
number OF lady friends at her residence
Thursday at afternoon luncheon.
A pleasant party was given by Miss
Ruth Avery, Thursday evening, In honor
of Miss Eddy, of Bay City.
The first German In Alpena was given
at the residence of j. A. Widner, Friday
evening, and the many pretty figures were
enjoyed by those present.
A progressive domino party was given
at the residence Of Q. T. Park, In honor
Of Miss Mary Van Auken, Friday evening.
A farewell reception was rendered to
Mrs. and Miss Van Auken, at the resi-
dence Of w. III. Johnson, Monday even
ing.
Many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Wyman assisted them to celebrate their
china wedding, Saturday evening.
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Circuit Court.

Tho November term of the Circuit
Court for the county Of Alpena commenc-
ed Monday, with Judge r. j. Kelley pre-
siding. The docket contains six criminal
cases, 80 cases to be tried by Jury, and 10
chancery fourth class cases, making to-
tai of 81 cases. The criminal cases are as
follows:
People vs.. Kenneth McDougald, assault
with intent to commit murder. People
VS.. Paul Lucas, perjury. People VS.. An.
gus G. Mcdonald, two cases, violation OF
the liquor law. People vs.. Thomas Nc.
Cloy, violation of the liquor law. Peo-
pie VS.. Phillip Koneski, violation Of the
liquor law.
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Also, from the comptroller, report
showing the condition of the different
funds to date. Report accepted and
filed.
On motion Of Alderman Blakley the
council took recess of five minutes.
AT the expiration OF the time, council
called to order; quorum present.
MISCELLANEOUS.
BY Alderman Holmes, supported by
Alderman Blakley,
Resolved, That In consideration OF
the erection and equipment of factory
for the manufacture Of pumps and piping,
having a capacity to require the employ
ment In the actual making OF pumps and
piping Of at least % men, by gentlemen
represented by Messrs. O'Brien & Sleator,
the city will convey to such parties when
said factory is so built and equipped, that
portion OF the old Catholic cemetary, not
used by the city for pound purposes, and
that part OF said land fronting on Eleventh
street, In front of said pound, upon condi-
ton that said factory be so built and
equipped as to actually employ % men on
or before March LIST, 1895, and also upon
further condition that such grant OF said
land shall cease and said land revert to
said city at any time within the period Of
ten years when said parties, their gran
tees, assigns or successors, shall cease to
run and use said factory with less force
than 90 men actually employed In their
said business, on and about said premises.
Carried by unanimous vote.
From Fred A. Rice, presenting plot
OF Potter's third addition to the city Of
Alpena, and asking that the same be ap-
proved Of.
Moved by Alderman Blakley, support
ed by Alderman Cable, that the plot Of
Potter's third addition to the city of AL
pena be accepted and approved OF. Car
ried by unanimous vote.
On motion Of Alderman Blakley the
council adjourned.
F. w. GILCHRIST,
Mayor.
VIM. A. MCDONALD,
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Shipments.

During the past week eleven vessels
loaded with forest products, cleared from
this port and their cargoes were taken to
the following ports:
One cargo of 100000 feet of lumber to
Sandusky, o.. four cargoes of !, 080, 900
feet OF lumber, $780, 900 lath and 5000 ce-
dar posts to Cleveland, o.. one cargo of
10000 railway ties to Chicago, H.; three
cargoes OF 1890, 900 feet Of lumber to To-
ledo, o.. one cargo Of 275, 900 feet of lum-
Der to Buffalo. N. Y, and one cargo OF
100, 900 feet of lumber to Fremont, o.
The total shipments during the week
were 3,095,000 feet Of lumber, 100000
shingles, 10000 railway ties and 5000 &C.
dar posts.
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The propeller Enterprise was taken
from Alpena last Wednesday morning
by the tugs John Owen and Frank w, to
Bay City, where she was dry-docked'
On account of the propeller having nc
rudder two tugs were required. The In.
tention is to repair the hull of the En-.
terprise at Bay City, after which she is
to be brought back to Alpena, and the
rest of the work will be done in this city,
Mr.. Gilchrist intending to convert her in
to lumber barge. The repairs will be
so much greater than the price paid for
the boat, that when she is again in sail
ing condition she can get an American
register.