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The Green Forest tribune., 1894-11-08
Thanksgiving Proclamation.

WAsH1saroN, Oct. 3l.-The Pres
ident to-day issued the following
"The American people should
greattully render thanksgiving and
praise to the Supreme Ruler of
the universe, who has watched
over them with kindness and tos-
teriug care during the year that
has passed; they should also with
humility and faith supplica,e the
Father of all me,cy tor continued
blessings according to lher reeds
and they should by deeds of chari-
tv seek favor OF the giver OF every
good and perfect gift
.Therefore |, Grover Cleveland,
President, do hereby appoint and
SO, apart ThurSdry, the "a ony OF
Novem Der, AS IA day of thanksg'v-
ing AID prayer to be observed by
by all the land.
eWi,ness my hand and the seal
of the United States which | have
cause to be hereto affixed. Done
at the city of Washington on the
first day of November, in the year
of our Lord, 1894, and of indsrer
ence of the United States the 18th
GROVER CLEVELAND.
By the Presid ent.
w. Q. GaEsaAM,
Secretary OF State.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-11-08
Catarrh Cannot be Cured

with local applications, as they cannot reach the
seat of the disease. Cartarrh is blood or con-
mmst take inter- al remedies. Halls Catarrh
rure is taken internally, and acts directly on
the blood and mucous susf aces. Hall's Caterrh
Cnrr is not quack medicine. 1t was prescribed
NV one the of best ply sicians in this country for
Years, aud is a regular prescription 1t is com
posed of the best toncs kno,sn, combined WIN
The hest lood purifiers. acting directly on the
mucous surfaces The perfect combination, OF
two ingredients is what produces such wonder
ful results in curing Curing Catarrh Send 1or
tastimonials free f. j. CHENEY 4 Co Prps.,
i oiedo, o. Sold by Druggists, price 75c
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-11-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON Ark

LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON Ark.
NV. 1891.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
:" make final proof in support OF his claim, and
W. w. Of snd ,rooY will be mad before he Resister
= Receiver % at Harrison, Ark, on Dec, Is, 1874,
viz. William Cook II, e. no 1882 for the NV a
ne u Sec t, +. -, ". 7a Sc "a sec. oi' l. ~
He names the following witnesses to prove
bia continuous residehce upon aud ultiyation
of, said viz: Albert Rothfock, James I'othIoeh
yan,,. Roe aud Hea iSorea all of Shaver Ark i,
JNo, p GLtNpENIN, Register
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-11-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON. Ark,
Nov, 9th, 1894.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his Intention TO
make final proofin support OF his claim and
Hat said proof will be made before the Register
n Kecerer at Harrison, Ark, ON Dec. 10, 1884
viz: Thomas d. Collins h. e no l6eo5 Tor the
n x NV a sec. t. Is n. r % W.
,,n names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon ana
cultivation Of said land, VIZ; samuel stanph.ll,
James Stanphill, Was hii etoh Waru a u Lew
Wardall OF Carrollton, Ark.
" "iN" .JNo, r. CLrMplnlr, Register.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-11-08
Republicans are jubilant.

al uUiidbl'
Democrats say its awful bad, but
wait till '96.
Windy-perhaps ITS the election
gas passing off.
Rev. Graham Garfield was
pleasant caller Monday.
George Butler and family wore
visiting in the Forest the first of
the week.
W. r. Sneed was over from
Usage Monday He is still enthsi-
astic for Senator Berry.
The 4th inst was pension gu nrter,
hence the cold vets" wore out en-
masse executing their vouch ers.
The vote in Hickory township
was very light, there being ONLY
126 cast, of which Dinsmore got72,
! Hunt SO and Peel 4.
Constable Stroud made an un-
successful attempt yesterday to
arrest "Ted" Wells, charged with
obtaining goods under false pre-
tense.
There are two very important
matters for Green Forest business
men to consider just now: Will
we have the turnpike and Il fair
association
Why not Green Forest arrange
to observe Thanksgiving in an APP
propl ipriate manner? We suggest
that the ladies take this matter in
to hand and prepare q program Of
exercises.
James Bailey has decided to
build another brick buslnes house
on the west side of the one he is
now building. james is an enter
prising fellow when he gets started.
Ed Harbert & Co. will furnish tho
brick and Tinsley & Beal will do
the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Phillips, Mr..
and Mrs. T. B. Grim, the editor
and wife composed an outing party
on last Sunday. They spent the
day viewing natures beautiful
landscapes from the "Pinnnacle"
south Of town. They return thanks
to Capt L. E. Narbert for treat
of soi.. g fine apples on their return
home.
For pain in th, side or chest
there is nothing SO good ;;s Il piece
of flannel dampened with Cham
berlain's Pain Balm and bound on
over the seat OF PAIN. 1t affords
prompt and permanent relief ard
ii used in tinlo viii often prevent u
cod from resulting in pneumonia.
This same trertmeut is Il sure cure
for lame back For sale by J. e.
Harbert, Druggist.
Group is a terror to young moth
ers. 70 post them concerning the
irst symtoms, and treatment is the
object of this item. The first indi-
cations Of Group is hoarsness. In q
child who is subject to Group 1t may
be takcn us sure sign of the APP
prouch OF an attack. Following
this hcarsness is ~ peculiar, rough
cough If Chamherlain's Cough
Remedy is given as soon as the
child becomes hoarse or even after
the rough cough has appeared it
will prevent tie attack. 1t has new
er been known to fail. rs and soc
bottles Tor sale by J. E. Harbert.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-11-08

w. A. Mcclure, a we'll known
citizen of Mckay, Ohio, is of the
opinion that there is nothing rs
good for children troubled with
colds or Group as Chamberlain
cough remedy. He has used it IN
his family for several years with
the best results and always keeps
bottle of it in the house. After
having la grippe he Was himself
troubled with severe cough. IL
used other remedies without bene
fit and then concluded to try the
ehiIdren's medicine and to his de-
light il soon effected u permanent
cure. 25 and SOC bottles by }. Il.
Harbert.
Send for catalogue OF American
Furniture Agency, Galena, kas.
1t may be had for the asking, and
on all purchases Of household
furniture will save You the retail
er's profit of 25lo 80 per cent,
We guarantee manufactures prices
to everybody.
James Wilding is busily engaged
in talking up the fair association,
and he is meeting with encourage
mont. Such an enterprise here
would certainly be a great success
if once properly put on foot.
w. G.. Russell, Notary Public,
executed pension vouchers Monday
to the amount of $ll64. Other
officers in town executed vouchers
to the amount of s252, making q
total amount of STAG.
James Leatherbury, Justice OF
the Peace, has established his
off ce days in Green F@sest on the
first aud third Saturdays OF each
month.
Had you noticed the change
IN ". K Sneed 4 Cos. ad? They
are always to the front with the
latest STYLES and lowest prices.
Chas. Oneai was mp from 1ocum
Yesterday. He says tue vote IN
Long Creek township stood: Hunt
II. Dinsmore 8, Peel q.
Vincenheler & Gamble employ
none but reliable, truthful sales
men, and each is furnished with Il
certificate of Agency.
George Tabor, residing one m''o
Northwest Of town, is reported 10
be dangerously i'll.
Don't lose sight of tile tact that
Bean at BerryvilIe will give your
horse a first class feed for l5c.
J. L. Russell spent the first OF
the week al Berryvllle.
Old papers at this office.
Talk up the turnpike.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-11-08
No Foolishness.

If YOU want the cheapest hat you
ever bought in your life go TO
c.. B. GRIM.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-11-08
I0CAL AND PERSONAL,

The election was quiet.
James 'TayIo is buildipga brick
veil house.
Dinsmore is no doubt elected by
large majority.
George Pendley and family
cave today for Texas.
y D. Collins Of Carrollton was
nusincss caller Monday.
s. IT. Doxey has leased his
,,rtner's J. II. Jackson, interest
n the Progress.
Fine line of burial robes for
hale and female at W. A. Butts
ors room.
4 4County Clerk Clip Taylor has
lApoin,ed John Arnett to be his
&puty at Berryville.
AWAIT Hltson bought the little
IA n of mules for $500 sold by
$2nstabIe Stroud Monday.
rs. Lucinda Johnson Of Bata-
ia Boone county, is visiting her
aughter, Mrs A J. Russell, this
eek.
While in Berryvillc if You want
rood meal or your team we'll
roa for stop at tue Southern
olal.
one of the small children OF
hMGraham living two and one
nles northeast Of town was
erSly burned one day last week.
oazStandlce and Miss Fannie
sAHere married on last Sunday.
aMre dinner was given them
A Standlee's Monday. The
}uN = wishes the new couple II
nd prosperous lite.
ss g. Buel's sawmill on Piney
uesday niyht. The mill
8oll fire in the engine room.
ma ely no lumber was burned.
hun red dollars will repair
Ackl klnery. They expect to
pD resume business IN about
cks.
E of Borryville's young men,
e 6baver and Frank Susky,
N N iaEolved in a difficulty on
ess aySnight which resulted in
y RSky getting some severe
aI ,nr eiM about his back and
IN Shaver was tried tor
NY 46 last Monday in Squire
burt and lined $l0O.
"a fair way to recover.
g very nearly bclng a
cll ent happened at Nun
in he other day. One
cir ands by the name OF
trict is long tailed coat
kan belt of the fly wheel
ublic him up and threw
/. on post. Fortunately y
.yson very low, otherwise
crest, k lied him instantly
g ;,d;- was Capt. L. E. lar
," an day. The occasion
;sos & 10y surprise din
M,A his married chill
~ ona at his residence
- 1e as All Of his chi ldren
'oe, ,,stv Guiding fourteen
.:a 80: ~ x Others present
'':' .,;t fs. VIM. Ward, Mr..
u.rs n anson, Mr.. and
cen dol
sts, and m the postmaster
, IN fay says he cured q
'. Hyson. OF long standing
credit of one small hottI.
APPROX "''c Ch"lera AND
luired OF What a p pl"as
TT inter 'ust have beer
md lie" Peh Gu '"s are moi
land for medy. Ia many
pr two doses are
"a rmanent relief
sheriff. pended upon
ALLs, D. ). water it is
- or sale by J
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kTED.

/, each county ~
solicit subcsr1p-
|ce a. W eek t tpn D.
commission will DC
|R.
dress,
endent Circulation
9 Republic, ),
ST. Louis Mo.
l's Eye and Gin
rltment.
! for Chronic Sore Eyes, !,
aIm, scald Head, Oio
Fever Sores, Eczema'
cratches, Sore Nipples
) cooling and soothing
sses have been cured D;
or treatmes.s had fai.ss
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-11-08

IN that in
n the cir
n District
of Arka"-
) at public
bidder ON
F. Hyson
zen i crest,
1891. be-
akiug judi
he following
ID premises,
the Ne Ia
Ne IA, and
II of Sec. 10,
to satisfy
execution ~
of the circuit
fifteen dollars
eighteen dol
as costs, ah'
id sale IN tay
has. +. Hyso'
e ON a credit {
. with appro
be required
perce"t in, :. {
paid, and =" !,
SAID land !
+'h 1894. !,
NAPLES, Sheriff
OK QUALLs, y
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-28
TESTING a CAR aEpLAceR

omcors sfihs Traction Company Watshsd
II work Ysstsrday.
Acting General Manager J. Il Bee
TEN. superintendent J. II, Gormly,
Assistant Supsgintendeuts Giles
schksnk, Evan Bsbb, p w. Gallagher,
at the new power plant Of the scran-
Ton Traction company yesterday morn
ing witnessed a test Of new car re.
placer. invented and patented by
superintendent Williams. OF the New
York aud Ontario railroad.
It's a device for aiding IN putting
cars on the trscA which leave the rails
The patented article resembles the
segment Of a car wheel and has two
ridges in it, This is put before the
wheels that are off the track and they
climb up on II when the car is moved
ahead. The fauge Of the wheel OF tho
ear car catches in the ridges and doeS
not slip off until the wheel goes to the
TOP Of the article. Then it slides over
on the rails A fairly good test was
made yesterday. but there was hitch
on account of the hresk-shos catching
the replacSr. showing 1t ahead OF the
wheel This defect will be remedied
and further tests made.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-28
DETECTIVES TO Be EMPLOYED.
Sabbath Protective Executive Com
mittee Is Determined That the
Law Shall Be Obeyed,

The Sabbath Protection Executive
committee Of this city, held an import
ant meeting yesterday morning A
two-fold embarrassment had hedged
in tho executive committee, aud for
nearly two weeks delayed its action in
pressing unwilling dealers to conform
to the Sunday closing movement,
namely. the failure OF three important
subcommittee to discharge the du-
ties assigned them ami the want OF
harmony among the druggists Of the
city, many Of them helping the move
ment, while Others have not hesitatei
TO fetard IT,
The meeting Of yesterday was not
without results and today the leading
houses in the central city will be can
yassed and detectives employed with a
view Of locating the antagonists OF the
movement aud proceeding at once to
the enforcement OF the law.
IL is stated on good authority that
Rev. Mr.. Dony. chairman OF the eIecu
tive committee, does not eoncads 10
druggists the right 10 keep open doors
on sunday aud will not coniins legal
action 10 actual sales, but will proceed
against all places open for business on
Sunday as offending against tue law.
On this there exists difference Of
opinion. but the committee d.sclaims
the responsibility OF resortiug 10
the strict enforcement Of the
law, alleging That tue indecision
ot some OF the dealers leaves
no other course for tho commit.
tee 10 pursue. All have been asked TO
close aud are still asked to close. but
Mr., Dony insists that the movement so
generally commented suall no. be al
lowed TO fail because less popular
course is made necessary.
A committee Of the Liquor Dealers
association held 4 conference with the
executive committee yesterday, which
had the appearance OF significance, but
no information IA TO contemplated ac-
ton could be obtained
The committee has advertised for
twenty detectives aud Is determined 20
puuiSh all offenders against the law.
There il a prJspsc! Of interesting times
ahead.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-28
PLoUcHER LOST HIS WATCH.
Result Of Celebration INDUCED in by q
Throopite.

Result Of Celebration INDUCED in by q
Throopits.
John Ploucher came down from
Throop Thursday evening to see the
sights and at 0 80 o'clock found him
self in the company OF "Scotty'
Thomas and Maurice Posner at Z,id-
ler's hotel. BY way Of diversion the
two latter showed Ploucher into the
street and bestowed Sundry blows and
kicks upon him until he was almost in
state of coma
Ploucher missed q gold watch after
the festivity ended and made known
his loss to Officer Duggan. who, with
Officer Moir, arrested Thomas and Pos
ner later in the evening for drunken
ness. The watch was not found, but
Ploucher identified them aud said he
would appear against them At yester-
days police court
Ploucher did not materailize at the
hearing and Thomas and Posner were
discharged.
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personal.

Frank D. Miley, of Lancaster, is at the
Valley House.
John l. Matthias, Of Mahanoy City, is at
the Wyoming.
Mrs J. L. Thompson, OF Harrisburg, was
here yesterday
B. W. Cummings, jr., OF Pottsville. is at
the Westminster.
W. II. Meigs, Of Bloomsbury, was yisi.
tor here yesterday.
A. Blumberg, Of Wilkes Barre, was in
the city yesterday.
f. II. Brundage, formerly Of the Forest
House, has accepted position at Lob
mans, Spruce street
Acting General Manager J. r. Beetem.
OF the Traction company, went 10 Phila.
dephle yesterday, where he will remain
until Monday.
Richard Thompson, Of New York. ia in
the city for few days. Mr.. Thompson
sells wall paper and mouldings, and Is al
ways a welcome visitor to Scranton.
T.. G.. Coursen returned yesterday from
o business trip to Philadelphia, where he
purchased complete, new 'Rnd modern
line Of fixtures for his new Lackawanna
avenue store.
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SCHNEIDER INQUEST.
Verdict Dsplores Leaving Small Children
Alone.

The coroner's jury held q meeting
last night in Coroner Kelly's office and
arrived at the following verdict in the
case Of the children who were burned
to death Thursday morning on the
South Side.
We, the undersigned Jurors, find that
Mary, Freddie and Caroline Schneider,
came to their death on the morning OF
April &c 1894, by being burned in the de-
struction Of their home by fire, the origin
of which is unknown to the jury. We
deprecate the practice OF parents leaving
small children alone in the house when
they have access to fire We believe that
more care should be exercised in that re-
spect.
D, j, Moriarity, T.. j. Hickey, NJ j.
O'Toole Frank Klein, Joseph Klein,
Charles Graf
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a LAKE FOR coRNELL PARK.
lark Commissioner Moore to Suggest

Park Commissioner Moore TO Suggest
Purchase Of Land for Tha. Purpose
Park Commissioner Thomas j. Moore
will introduce at tho meeting OF the
South Side board Of trade next Tu0s-
day evening the subject Of buying the
ground on the upper side of Connell
Park for an artificial lake. Tle plot
is very deep hollow aud consists Of
only few acres. II it were secured
for this purpose the popularity OF the
park would increase u hundredfoid.
Some time ago the matter was brought
to the attention Of William Connell,
and he said that, owing to the under
ground workings, 1t might be that the
place would not hold . body OF water
The project was not pushed any fur
ther at the time. But now Mr.. Moore
intends to revive 1t. He argues that
the bottom Of .the hollow could be ce-
menied without a very great eSpeus.,
and made water tight.
Next week Contractor Peter Mullen
will begin laying a lateral pipe to the
park from the main line on Pittstou
avenue. The waste water at the park
could be turned into the lake, maxim (
II both useful and ornamental.
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SUMMER TRaMRINe TouR.
Z. NJ. c. A. Members VIII Jaunt Under
Direction of James q. Watson.

OiTbcIlon or James u. watson.
The athletic department of the
Young Mems Christian association has
inaugurated o series of summer tramp.
ing tours for members under the direc-
ton Of James B. Watson,
The first tour will be made today.
Routes have been arranged for every
Saturday until June %, according to
the following:
April 2S-Campbell's Ledge, 10 miles:
take the Delaware, Lackawanna and Vest
ern l.35 p. m. train to Pittston, to Cam0-
bells Ledge and return 90 Scranton afoot
May 5-Hazzard Pond, 10 miles.
May 17-Bald Mountain, IA miles.
May 22-Point north Of Notch. ~ miles
May 29-Alount Lookout, miles; leave
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western sta
ton on l.35 train to Wyoming, to Mount
Lookout, and return on 500 train for Wy
Oming
June 2-Spring Brook Mountain, 10 niles
leave on Delaware and Hudson at l.25,
train to Moosic, to Spring Brook Mountain
and return to Scranton on $50 train.
June 9-Glacial Pot. hole, Archbald leave
on Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
.. II train, return on 5.l4 train.
June l6-Farview: leave on Delaware
and Hudson train TO Farview, to Carbon
dale by foot; leave on 200 train for Scran-
ton.
June % Crystal Lake.
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MEETING Of BRIcKLAYsRs.
They Will Insist on Nine Hour Day
ord Tgorty Cnpt, m LJorr

They Will Insist on Nine Hour Day
and Forty Cents an Hour.
A largely attended meeting of Brick
layers Union, No, IS, was held last
evening for the purpose OF considering
what action to take In regard to the
demand for 40 cents an hour and nine
hours for a day.
Ghe matter was discussed at length
by those present. all agreeing that the
wages paid here are too low. 1t was
decided By unanimous vote that on
and after May the union will insist
that nine hours shall constitutea days
work and that the compensation be 40
cents an hour. In case OF refusal on the
part Of the bosses to agree to these
terms a strike will probably be inaug-
urated.
The men say that they are guaran-
teed the hearty support OF the Interna-
tional Union Of the United States and
Canada.
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ARsoR DAY EXERCISES.

IAsy Wcro Reid az 80 30 School on
Franklin Avenue
Arb0r Day was yesterday observed
by Interesting ezsrcisss no. ojsClol,
on FrauE,iU avenue.
Nearly go pupils witnessed taC
planting with ceremony. ot an elm
;ree at the rear OF lAs building
Addresses were made by psaallaut
c. h Won Siorch aud +. l. Normser
OF tho chool board, john II Fellows
aud Superintendent Phillips Members
Welsh, Jennings and ScurstU7r. U. The
school board, w5ro 10 attendance,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-28
EVENING OF SACRED MUSIC.


Excellent Programme TO be Rendered al
Penn Avenue Haptiht Church
4 sacred musical service will be held
nj the Penn Avenue Bapti-t church to-
morrow evening TIE large chorus,
under the direction Of J T WatEin'
assisted by the solo quartetts will rend
ar the following selections:
AutNsle ..s,s...t .,t.t.r,t,...s bhli1t'
Miss Richmond
praise the Lord" ...........,.....Co.ku
Chorus
pgartette. "lloly Kedormrr" .....Scuu' .g.'
M.ss Grace aud ACME Rose. Ncruic Mltga
ell and Jessie SeaMHus.
Anthem, "uear Us. O Fbtnsr....... Beit.y
Sopranos and Bass Solos aud chorus.
Jesus, Lover " Ny Soul' '.......M MorStor
CIuI,ette.
lo'tlllo'.. ..s...-.,.,., ,..',..,. ba'liAAAt
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-28
COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES

Judge Edwards Yesterday afternoon dis.
charged all tho jurors except those em-
paueled on cases.
Michael McAudraw was acquitted of the
charge OF assault aud battery preferred by
Mary c. Bricr, prosecutriX.
The jury In the case Of George Miller
charged with stealing bicycle from Rob.
ert White, of Green Ridge yesterday re-
turned a verdict Of not guilty.
Thomas and Bridget McManuus were
found guilty Of breaking down the line
fence Of Peter Mulderig, of Greenwood
Tho verdict was accompanied by recon.
mediation 20 the mercy OF the court
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-28
MARRIED.

CROoP-RICHENs-April %, 1894, at the
home of the brides parents in Avoca,
Pa, by ReY. I. p. Doty, of Peckville,
Pa, Joseph Fl. Croop, of Dunmore, and
Miss Jennie Richens, of Avoca Pa.
LovELAss-C s-CoNNoR-At the residence
Of G. w. Lovelass. Damascus, Pa, April
25. 1894, by Rev. II. G.. Harmed Charles
Lovelass and Miss Rosa Connor, all Of
Damascus.
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Tho Y,,a Of Mlnnskah.a

Is the tluo ot beautifully illustrated
booklet recently issued. descriptive o' the
Hot Syringe South Dakota aud the Ell.
cHsv ID tArlr water '1r The cure 0, Tlug-
mgusm, neuralgia and Kindred Diseases
Copy % thls pamphlet wl. De mailed free
by W. A. IAra.a general passenger 0gcn,
Chicago and Northwestern railway Chi
cago, Ill.,, upon receipt oiIequesJ euy..s.
iag s.cout stamp.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-28
Notice.

The New York, Ontario e. Western R. R.
Co., Will stop the following trains at the
crossing opposite the new Base Ball
grounds: Train POS south, leaving Car
bondale 1874 p. M; train 207 north, re-
turning leaving Scranton $50 p. m; train
@O9, north, returning leaving Scranton G. 10
p. M, days games are played
I. FLTCRoFT,
District Passenger Agent.
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p. s.. A and p II +.

A pleasant Sunday afternoon can be
spent tomorrow at the rooms OF the Young
Women's Christian association, 2O5 Wash.
ington avenue. The reading room will be
open from to o'clock and a service will
be conducted from to by Miss Krig-
baum, who will speak on Palm 1lS. The
social gathering on Tuesday evening will
be In charge Of the entertainment commit.
tee. who are planning delightful evening
for their members and their young W omen
friends
The Character Social, as they call 1t,
will be novel entertainment.