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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-08
GauiGS.

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nabt wuroe " plOBlib bon
MDriaosn Dpn &lfern beim9eiuht.
Die elettrii6en StraBenlampsn pur=
Den bon Oenielhen Dolltdnoi9 peroln=
telt, uno oas StraBcnpflaiter einen
3oQ bod BON oenielben beoeft. Die
Safer erIdienen ielbit auf Den SeB=
maiAinen III Den 3eitun9s9eb0uoen nno
trieben Die SeBer in bic TluGt; am
Mor9en wuroeu aus ben 8lastuAeln
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bunoert 8allpnen BON Dem lln9esieier
beruus9ebOlt, oas niGt elmer einsi9en
2lrt ongelDrte. iOnoeru aus perihie=
oenen &dfe,iorten beitano.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-08
Wc,u Dorf.

- lleber Die GrSiebunasmarime
elmer StieImuttsr, Die ibrsn tlsinen
Stieiiobn an Den PfOiien elmer Weins
laube bano uno 10 bel 9Sino uno
@etter aud sur Nabtseit 9efeiielt teben
lieB. wurOe Oieier Sage in 9iew gort
im pOliSei9eriht 2ibt Derbreltet. Sas
SpIer Der decentralization vSlebe",
Der 0htjdbrigc Yurrell Suner, beiinoet
iiN jeBt in Der ObBut Der SinOeribuEs
UeiclllANit. mlbreno feline Stern lid
luegen Der ibm wleoeriabrenen 9raus
lamm Sebano. .l0 perantwOrten mill
len. Nrdu Sulia Mott. civ -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-08

i9oQ iein S6uB our9 bic NaAt, uno
oarauf braulten feline Srleger bcran.
Sur6tbar mar oas Grlua6en Der
SeinOe. Sic eilten na6 Den J"toiien,
oieie aber paren perI1wunOen, uno es
blisb ibnen niAts iibrig. als al SUP
81 tdmpien Ooer 81 entflieben. Sic
periubten bas Griiere allein nm brad
elm neles Seroerben iiber lie berein.
Sas blinfenoe Meiier lieB Die Weute
Der Yferoe, bic er tlnitIib aneinanoers
9stoppslt bate, los, uno Die Sbiere
brauiten wie in perbeerenoer Waloba6
auf ibre Serren elm. SEPT mar Der
unter9ang Der Npa9en OOllenoet. Sic
iu1ten iih Ourb Die Gluht 81 retten,
aleiu uur @euisen selan9 oies, oa Die
8efansenen iid an Der 9eriolgunS be-
tbeill8ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-08
WebraSfc.

= Gon ,tnem eiaentbiimli1en ut'
fail Duroe Elm iun9er .M.talm in BET
Mabe bon Searnen betroHen. Ut
ging baarfuB iiber Den Sot als ein
glibitrabl i'm an Der rehteE Settle oes
&opfes traf. Ion oa iubr Der elet-
trii6e 6llnte Dem jun9en Manne ON
Salie binllnter, iiber bic SruIt ulo
DurA ons linte gein IN Die grbe. Sabei
iuuror Der SUB in Stiide aerilien. 10 oaB
ni9ts oapon ilbriq biieb als Elm Streia
fen pum &n6hel big CUR groben 3ebe.
Ser llnaliifli0e puroe iO9leiO 81
einen 4rste sebra6t. sluber Dem 9ers
lult oes SuBes bat er our1 ben Sblaa
feline GerleBun9en erlitten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-08
Trci iiir ieioenpe TraMcm.

Cine 6rau, welhe Ieit Sabren our6
SeiOen. Dem weibliben 8elbleht ei9en,
beimgeiuht mar. fano Elm iideres uno
einfahes Sausmittel, DAB lire 8eIuno=
belt, Dbue Siilie Der NerSte, berlteute.
Sic lit bereit es. rebIt 9enauen Mnlucis
iungen gum Gebrallh. jeoer leioeuoeu
Srau 81 ienoen, Die ibren Namen uno
lbre gloreile al Mrs. 8. 50. Grets
South SenO. SnO, ihidt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-08
Gin Ga)as Der Ssau5Da.tung.

8. IS. Suffer Don Ganaiobarie, g..
g., iast, ooB er DR.. Kings New
Discovery INNER I'M 6Guie babe uno OaB
icine 6amiIie INNER Die bciten Grfo!ge
pom Dem @ebrau6e Oe5ieIben gebaot
babe; DaB er baslelbe niGt entbebren
luiu, 10 LANCE eS gu buben lei 81. q.
Opteman, 2lpotbefcr III SatsfiQ, &c. g.,
lagt, baB DR.. Kings New Discovery
Sweifeuos b0s bette ltittcI gsgen Suiten
ut; paB er Oasiel6e 8 SABRE lang ges
bruu9t uno oaB es ME leine @irtung
uerfeDlt babe. lSarum nidt line 6lal9e
Oieles 10 LANCE bewd5rten 0eilmittcIs
periu4eu? Nrobeilai9m erbdll man
frei in :. IS. Guete's 2lpotbete,
SOS UtainltraBe. @ewO9nIl6e 6lai3en
so Geit3 unO $l.OO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-08
Guflea'S 9truica Sable.

Die bette Salbe in Ser 8eIt fit
Sdnittwuuoen, Sauti6irfansen, 8uns
ben, @ei@ware, Sal3FuB, 6ieberwuns
cen, Sbort seiprunsene 9dnoe, 5rolt'
beuIen, Rrdbenausen, uno aue 9autents
siiuouuseu uno lit eiue ii9ere Seiluus
fir Samorboioen. IS uiro 9~arantirts
oaB bas 0tittel polfpmmene 9enug,
tbuuns sibt; perru nidt, wiro bas 9eIo
Suriterltr !tet. Yreis % Gents per
S4a3tel. - Gu persauien bel Z. W.
Nuets, apotbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-08
Satarrb fauu uidbt smrirt iperoen

eurd locale %pplicationsn, ga lie b:u Sip
Der Srdn bttt MD srreiden ton en-. Ratarrb 1T cine
8iat' ppsr Sonltl uttonss 3~rantBeit uno UNI lie Bu btI=
len, must S9r tuuerltdc Se.lmittsl nebmen Saas
Haiarrb Sur miro eIneenommeu uuo pirtt btr,tt auf
has But uno bic ihIeImiseu SbtHlIdeu. $ us Ras
tarIbsNuI lit tetue GuaaiI bsrs VleoiSin. Sie puroe
itt 'atreu pom cincm Der be;eu AsrSte eiei 8 gan g
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beten Slureini3 ur esmitteln, BITE eire I auf bic
S6teimobsrfdGe iptiteu. Dis poutOmmsns Ysrbius
ounJ eer StItanoibeile lit es, Ipas iola' puuoerpoIe
&eiuilatt bet Der neiluns pom aatarrb berporbrtnst.
saBt 9ub ScuJriiie umionit ldiden.
y. : 0benep Il 60, gg nlbiimer, Golebo, 8.
gs,tauit pen aaen apoibstern, Rrsis T5C.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-08
un,ele Slut Viltrirer.
Oas Slut iollte rein pie Quellen.
paiier iein.
g0as cS rein crIdlt n.o tpaS -8es
id)icbt, &penu eS unrein tuiro.
llniere uatiirlidtu S!ntrsinigsr. llnicre Nie=
rea. @ie ie ms seiuao erbalteu uuo
mie mir tic geiulO elbalten ioutcn.

Was maht elne i1ie6te @eIihts=
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Sdmerscn in &uden, 3udertrantbeit
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Jiltrirer.
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ni9teiten iein, iuie unIer Srintwalier.
g8irO es unrein, ucroen mir trant.
uniere gtieren linO nihts anoeres ais
Slut= 6iltrirapparate. Sic l9eioen Die
unreinigtelten aus Dem Nlut aus.
slus Oieiem Grunoe lino Nierentrants
beiten 10 9eidbrlib. Senn iuenn Die
Niereu traut liuo, 10 tam oas Slut
nidt in Selunoem 3ntanoe erbalten
lperoen.
&rantIeiten ,uerocn meiiteus ourd
Slutper9iftung GerOor9eruI len. We-
ionoers bic oben ange9ebenen. Sus
Giit miro oura unreini9teiten I'M Slut
erSeu9t.
Sic Hnreinigteiten tDnntsn ferne 9e=
balten ipcroen, ipenn ulllere 9tlerell
9eiuno, wenn iic ni9t a%bgenuBt, Ooer
iiberan9eltrengt wdren.
DR.. Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills
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meint reines 9lut uub Die Seiiun0 aller
&rdntheiten. wslbe unreinen SditeN
eltIprlngen.
Sic Spar9el bat cine 9u1sraoigc
iidrtenoe Wirtun9 aui Die Niereu. Sic
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Siniibeu SrGutern bel Der 3ubereitun9
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yluts6iltrirproSeb 9e9eben wnrDe.
Ni9tsoeltolueni9er ut es iuabr.
Sober Nrjt weiB, OaB es wabr III.
Sin Miittel, bas Die Nieren BELT,
beilt alle 4rdnt0eiten, wei6e perQiite=
tenn Slut entipringen. ans Dem Gruno,
neil Die Nierell, lOb0lo lie 0eluuo Iino,
ibre 6unttiouen rihtig Oericben.
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lueroen tpir nlht uergiitet, wenn unIer
Vlut rein 1T weroeu mir ebenlalS ui6t
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DR.. Hobbs Sraragus Kidney Pills
i6afien nsuen Gebensmltb, beilen Die
SNmerSen uno Seioen. brin9en Golen
auI Die @angen, uno GelunoDeit.
Slid uyo MoblbeDa9en.
IS wirtt babel ts;u @unOer.
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is lit uur eiue }ra9e oeine 9lutfiltsr
81 erneuern uno 81 reinigen.
Is lino DR.. HOODS Sparagus Kid
ney Pills, weI9e aui Die NiIen wir.
ten.
Ollie iene 9efdbrliden Grantbsiten,
tpel6e auf unreines Slut suriifSuiiibren
llno. uno Welhe ni1t ielten Der ye=
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Nierentrantbeit, Niersnleioen uIp. per-
idwlnoen nab elmer Sur nit DR..
Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills.
Sbon einise Soien linoern. ginige
S1abteln b.. len.
gu baben in jeoer Npotbete fir so
Gents Die Sha6tel Ooer pOrtOirsi per
@HN noh Gmpion9 oes 9etraGes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-08

Shreibt fir cine t~pertbpDae Mbbano'
luna iiber bic Niercn uno lbre Sins
mirtulo alli bas glut. Srei, penn
man li6 lpenoet on: Hobbs Medicine
Co., Chicago, poer San Francisco.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-08

Seine araufbeit bat jsmnIs 70 osis eis,ntbarnIit.
frtien ge5eist. ME be Or Geue &ranfbtit laBt
tbre Cptsr 10 9elQpdast ual@9ig lalaI0s, nsrosHl9s
Eie bic Grippe.
9err 3. w. SiIton. etaats'gg,nt Der Wutaal
2iie Sniurause Go. DON SsRtudp, ia9t:
,Sn 1889 uno 80 bate id, Sipsi iapere grfdIe beg
Grippe. bon oenen Der leBts metH Weroeuipltem 10
bsoeuflib 5erri,ttete. oaB man an tieinem eebeu Der.
~S,petieltr. Spei Wtonate lang gerob ib feineu Stlaf.
anger nit Ollie Don Gdlaimliitln. bic MID 5tpar be.
talbteu. aber feiue Srbplung getpabrtsn. 90 mar
MID uur etner groben gsiitlgen Sdpd4e. ~tootbriu.
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ipubt bab ib itlnollp itDa ,ulroe.
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0eitprattpe Nerpine. gcA Spei Srnsn getDabrte I'd
cine merfide g%elisrlng ruo mad lali eines no.
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bic meinen 3nliano gefaunt. So ~erirsue MD ieitber
aus9e5eltueier SeiunobsIt nuo babe Stre Sellmtttel
pleIeu meiusr Srsunoe eraptobeu."
aOuiSoine. q. San. 1895. .. I'd. SiIton.
Or. @iles' SsilmitteI MAIDEN s.iano.
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Sir Snotanerbrant.
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,,Soaen mir Mot Dem WaIHe III
Ollie eilen?" fragile er icinen Se9leIs
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-01-10
HIGHLAND.

Michael McCole has assumed the duties of
chief tiremen at No. l. His promotion was due
to the resignation of Henry Hendricks, who
vacated the position,
Miss Mary Gallagher, who has been enjoying
a vacation of several weeks here with her par
ents, left on Tuesday for the state of Maine.
Two days each week is all the collieries here
will work for the remainder of the month.
Night school continues here and improve
ment among the boys is noticeable.
Patrick Sharp has resigned his position as
engineer at No. Jeddo.
There is rumor that one of our young men
will enter upon married life in the near future,
John McGill is laid up with severe attack
Of sickness.
James Gallagher who has been laid up, is
able to be around again.
Miss Kate Sharpe was of on a visit among
Oneida ana Sheppton friends last week.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-01-10
FROM SUBURBAN POINTS.
UPPER LEHIGII.

Charles Keenan, has returned from II pleasant
trip to Mayheld, Lackawanna county
william Wilmot, wife and family are the
guests of his father at this place.
James Reed, of town, and Miss Bella Brennan,
of Freeland, enjoyed II sleighridc to White
Haven on Sunday.
Patrick Mcclure and wife have returned home
from Providence, LacSawanna county, where
they had been attending the funeral ofa relative
P. F. Ferry and p. j. Mcclure have resumed
work again at this place.
}. c. Mulligan our genial store clerk, was
visitor at White Haven on Sunday
John Hurley and Patrick O'Brien are contem-
plating a trip to Ireland in the near future.
One of our enterprising citizens has Il sign out,
'shoemaSng done to suit the hard timesn
Mrs. John Gerlach is lying seriously i'll with an
attack of erysiples.
Miss Bertha Reed is able to be aronnd again
after a severe attack of pneumonia
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-01-10
STATE BASE BALL LEAGUE.

In reponse to call issued by II. II. Diddl, =
book, secretary of the Pennsylvania State Base
Ball League, for meeting on Tuesday at the
Hotel Hanover, Philadelphia, only b. F. Zerr
of Reading, responded, and the proposed meet
ing was abandoned About the same time,
John J. Hanlon, of Hazeton; William Sharsig,
of Phiadelphia; Marti Swift, of Carbondale;
John Smith, of Pottsville, and John Milligan,
of Allentown, held a conference at the Windsor
House, Just around the corner. Han ION signed
Sharsig to manage the Hazeton team, which
was about the only business transacted. After
the con 'erence was over, IIanlon stated that
the outlook for the season was very bright
that there would be ten clubs in the league,
and that each would put up guarantee OF
$500. The league has secured protection under
the national agreement Further business of
the league Was postponed until Tuesday, on
which date meeting is scheduled to take place
at Pottsvie.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-01-10
PERSON

Messrs. Mccarthy, Llibrecht and Smith,
newspaper men of Hazleton, gave the town IL
brief call on Tuesday. They report the out
look for new county exceedingly bright, and
were gratitied to learn that the feeling of op-
position on the North Side is rapidly passing
away.
A. b. Coke and family, of Drifton, left on
Tuesday to spend the remainder of the winter
i'm Florida. They were accompanied by Msses
Cassie McGarvey, Annie Kinney, Rose f. Nc
Nulty and Madge Gallagher.
Condy McGee, of bridgeport, Pa, who was
employed in Carey's barber shop for few
months past, has returned to his home.
John b. Hanlon has resigned his position in
Drifton store, and proposes to take course of
study at Bloomsbury normal school,
NJ. j. Boyle is again driver of the United
States express wagon, succeeding Edward
O'Donnell, who has resigned.
A. p Beise who holds clerkship in Sandy
Run store, has resigned that position to accept
similar one ut Hazleton.
Editor Beidleman, of the Shickshnny Demo-
crat, gave the town brief call on Tuesday
John II. Trevaskis has accepted n position
with the Freeland Beef Company.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-01-10
BOROUGH COUNCIL MEETING.

The borough council met on Monday even
ing. The following bills We're ordered paid:
Progress, publishing board of health notices,
50; Patrick Welsh, jaitor, SS.75; Patrick Welsh,
feeding prisoners, S1.j0; Freeland Water Com
pany, rent of fire plugs for quarter, 500 A
bill of S22j, for street lights for December,
from the Electric Light Company, was laid
over for further consideration. A letter from
the Water Company was read, asking if it was
the intention of the council to accept the three
plugs ON South Centre street, in the portion
recently annexed to the borough, and if so
whether the rent should be charged to the
borough from the first of the year. 1t was
agreed to accept the plugs.
Superintendent George Thompson, of the
Lehigh Traction Company, spoke upon the
amendments suggested to the ordinance al
lowing the Hazleton and North Side Railway
Company the right of way through the bor-
ough. The councilmen agreed to meet again
tonight, with the borough solicitor and COM
pany's representatives, to discuss that ques-
ton.
j. NJ. Carr, Esq, appeared before council on
behalf of John j. Welsh, manager of the opera
house, and requested that S:!j be returned to
Mr. Welsh This amount, it is claimed was
overcharged in collecting license fees. The
manager paid $50 for each show, and it is said
the borough ordinance calls for only g. A CON
sutaton with the borough solicitor will be
held upon the matter before the next meeting
Burgess Mclaughlin reported for the month
of December as follows: Receipts, $3.50; fees
and commissions, $500; amount due boro ugh
$3.50. The following amounts were returned
Tor police service: James NJ. Gallagher SS2j;
Daniel Gallagher, 81; Louis Beimer, g.. 20; Dan
iel Jones, s.. The report was accepted.
Street Commissioner Boyle reported the
amount of work done for December to be
s2'.51, and the report was accepted. He also
presented II bill against the property holders
who had neglected to clean the snow from
their sidewalks, which work was done at the
expense of the borough. The council instruc-
ted him to collect the amount, and to ask the
aid of the borough solicitor, if necessary.
Treasurer Williamson reported the receipts
for December TO be Sl,l62.65; expenditures,
Sl33.O5; balance January l., S2287O This re-
port was also accepted.
Mr.. Frtzinger, who was appointed to see
about getting lights into the lookup and hose
house. reported the company would furnish
all the necessary light free providing the
borough would pay for the globes and wiring
The offer was accepted.
The committee appointed to adjust the dam
ages claimed by stephen Bennett, for injuries
to his COW, reported they had attended to the
matter. They considered the borough liable,
but did not fix upon the amount of damages
They are to see the solicitor and report ut the
next meeting.
The ordinance regulating transient mer-
chants who do business in the borough, was
read. No action tending to its passage was
taken, and it was finally laid over until the
next meeting.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-01-10
FOR A NEW COUNTY.

The new county movement assumed definite
shape at Hazleton on Tuesday night when n
public meeting was held in the opera house
The greatest enthusiasm was manifested in
the meeting. Dr. II. b. Casselberry was
chosen chairman and Charles Wilde secretary
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted: "Resolved, That Hon. John j. Coyle
Hon. George Follweiler, Hon. w. X. jeffrey
and Hon. C. w. Kline be requested to give
their aid to introduce and press to Il speedy
passage the new county bill" committee
was then appointed to call on Senator Kline
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-01-10
MINERS IN DISTR ESS.

The dullness of the coal trade the past six
months has caused great deal of suffering
among those who are dependent upon the
mines for livelihood. This is especially true
in the Wyoming region. The families of II
number of miners employed by coal COM
pany in Kingston are said to be on the verge
OF starvation The miners are obliged to stay
in the mines from in the morning until 3
in the evening for one car. a committee call
cd ON the superintendent and told him pitt
ful and sad story of their condition, stating
in the present working of the mine they are
unable to make living, aud are badly in
need of food The superintendent promised
to look into the matter Many families have
to keep their children home from school be-
cause they cannot afford to buy shoes.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-01-10
ORG AIMED A LOCAL BOARD.

General Representative ID. w. Jackson, of
the State Standard Building and Loan Associ-
alton, of Pittsburg, has been in town for II
week past in the interest of his association. As
result of his efforts local board of that as
sociation was organized on Tuesday evening
at the Central hotel. The officers elected are
as follows
President-Joseph Neuburger, merchant
Vice president-M. II. Hunsicker, hotel
keeper.
Secretary and director-H. w. Fackler,
baker.
Treasurer-H. w, Monroe, dentist.
Attorney-Chas. Orion Stroll
Physician-Dr II. NJ. Neale
Appraisers-John NJ. Cunnius, builder and
contractor; A. Rudewick, general merchant
and John Dusheck, bother.
Directors-Michael Zemany, John NJ. Cum
MUS A. Rudewick, John Dusheck, S. Rude
wick, and ii. l.. Edmunds principal of the
public schools.
Mr.. jackson will remain in town for some
time to insure the successful inauguration of
the local board. Applications for Il number
OF shares have already been received.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-01-10
"TRUE IRISH HEARTS.n

TRUE Irish Hearts," II comedy drama that
has delighted thousands throughout the Unit
ed States, will be played here on Friday and
Saturday evenings of next week The piece
will be presented under the management of
Welsh and Haworth, The company began
rehearsing at the opera house on Tuesday
evening 1t is composed of several of Free
lands well-known amateurs, and the instruc-
tors are Harry Holman and wife, of Phila-
delphia, who have Il reputation for ability in
this line of business. Rehearsals will be con-
tinued until next Thursday evening, and Mr..
Hoffman predicts that the talent of the COM
pany will be brought forth in Il manner that
will surprise the audience.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-01-10
AN EXCELLENT COMPANY.

The opening of Kitty Rhoades weeks en-
gagement in this city last night was attended
by an audience that packed the house. The
frequent and hearty applause showed that the
popularity of the charming actress has not
waned in the least since her last appearance
here. "Queenan is an excellent play and gave
Miss Rhoades, who assumed the character role,
IL brilliant opportunity of displaying histronic
talent. Little jess and Maude in their singing
captivated the house from the start. The re-
mutnder of the support is good All the plays
on the repertoire this week call for handsome
costumes and those worn last night gave the
audience an idea of what they can expect dur
in the remaining Notwithstanding Eagle.
opera house for one week. commencing Mon
day evening, January IS. Prices of admission,
10, 20 and 80 cents.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-01-10

Bicycles are not allowed
on the sidewalks here, are they?
Villager-No law agin it. Ride on
the sidewalk all you want to.
81 heard some time ago that you had
a law against it,"
"Yes, we had; but after half dozen
folks jumped into the street to escape
baby carriages, only to get knocked
down by bicycles, we concluded to re-
peal the law and let the bicycles and
baby carriages fight it out. Good
News.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-01-10
CHU RICH CHIMES.

Rev. w. II. Harrison, Shenandoah, will
preach at the English Baptist church, morn
ing and evening, on Sunday, in the absence of
the pastor, Rev. J. Il. GrifRths, who will be at
Shenandoah preaching the sermons of the re-
opening services of the English Baptist church
of that town.
Much interest is taken in the revival services
at the Heavenly Recruit church. The evening
sessions are largely attended, and the enroll
ing of new members continues.
The Greek Catholics of town celebrated their
Christmas on Monday. Impressive services
were held at st. Mary's church.
Sixteen new members have recently been
admitted to the English Baptist church.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-01-10

hn old farmer and his son called upon
me the other day. The boy is about
eleven or twelve years old and a
gawl1y, ugly dawdler. He wandered
aimlessly about the office, running the
tip of his finger over the backs of my
books. At last asked: "Well, my
boy, would you like to be lawyer?"
Nav"
"A doctor?"
NAV"
"Preacher?"
Nav"
well, what do you want to be?"
"Nawthin'"
by thunderl that's what you will
bel" commented his disgusted father,
earnestly lIarper's Magazine.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-01-10
E. b. LEIsENRING,s ESTATE.

An inventory of the personal estate of Ed
ward b. Leisenring, the well-lSnown coal and
Iron operator, was filed with the register of
wills OF Philadelphia on Tuesday by the ap-
praisers, Joseph McMorrs and II. A. Butler.
Mr.. Lesenring died on September 20 last in
Hamburg, Germany. while making II tour of
Europe, and left an estate amounting to sew
eral millions. The personal estate is appraised
ut 81, 1856, ,964.33.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-01-10

How is it, Mr.. Brown" said the mill
owner to the farmer, that when
came to measure those five barrels of
apples bought from you, found them
nearly barrel short"
''That's very strange, for | put them
up in some of your OWE flour barrels" "
"Aheml You did, eh? Well, perhaps
| made mistake. Fine weather, isn't
it?"-TeXas Siftings.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-01-10
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