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The Dickinson press., 1896-09-05

captor had cthe: plans.
Over us stood the mandarin and
three of his officers
"Sar?" (cuD said one Of the latter,
Significantly saving the air sideways
with his hand.
NO" replied the mandarin. eve
will take them alive to his excellency
Yeh. The foreign devil we shall be
able to pass off as an officer and SO OBJ
tain the reward, as we'll as having the
qualification of seeing him treated to
ling chy Il. e., the horrible torture Of
cutting into ten thousand pieces). AS
for the woman, she has brought dis
grace upon our nation, and will be
made an example Of
A moment later they went on deck.
Scarcely HAD they vanished up the
companion way when slight tap
came against the bulkhead across the
cabin, and l heard the voice of nv
| father-in-law.
eli. Captainw said he, "me no have
die. Twelve piecee men have makee
hide down foreside. 'Spose by I'M by
some mandarin man makee 60 ashore,
'spose you makce fight, can catchee
lorcha back again."
"All right, A-choong," said" "Keep
close where you are. l think likely
some of them will go ashore with the
plunder. Remain quiet till 1 give YOU
the word, and then we will make a
fight for the ship"
The information that twelve men
were slowed away in the forecastle
was welcome news indeed, and for q
moment nv heart thrilled with hope to
escape. But when I came to con.
slider oTr chance, and the dreadful fate
that awaited us, l grew despondent
again.
"Oh, se-sheew cried, "why did yo,
prevent me from shooting? We should
then have been killed at once, but
ROW"
wait my husband. Remember, ]
am armed. I have your revolver and
my dagger. We have chance. Whel
the men have gone with the junki
there will not be many soldiers left OF
board; then will slip my hand out
cut the ropes that bind us, and w
shall be able to make last effort. Il
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nuns fpE YulaRs.


With the REGISTRATION disposed Of,
the bAllotng comes next, ana We again
pre,ent these general rules for the
guidance Of voters;
Ill you wish 90 cast a straight
party ballot, put cross In ink In the
blank square to the right Of your
party emblem, and make no other
mark.
2-lf you wish 10 make any change
whateyer from y straight party ticket,
DO not mako any marx opposite either
party emblem.
9-when you do no, vote a straight
ticket but pick your candidates, put
cfoss In the space at the right Of each
candidate you wish to vote for, and
make no other mark on the ballot.
A-You do no. VOC directly for Pres.
ident and Vos.Pfesldent, although
tho nAmes Of candidates are on the
ticket; you vote for electors on tho
blAls ticket, choosing these Of the
party whose presidential candidates
you wish to support.
BY following these rules you will
have no difficulty whatever In having
your ballot inst a. you want II 10 be-.
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SINGING A RECOMMENDATIONS.

a very general impression among
people Is that the man who has the
happy faculty Of being able TO sing
well has q strong point In focommen.
dalton OF his woTthinon; ana tho I'm.
PRESTON IL correct. This fact ought 10
cause the young men Of this commu.
nifty to accept The Suggestions made In
the Mutual Improvement Assoc station
conference In this city on sunday
evening, aud avail thtm,elvss To a
much greater extent than they now
do Of tue opportunities for euluvAting
,holr musical talent, for the good they
eau effect thereby TO others a. well a.
to themselves. The value OF M accom-.
plithniont Ia tho wsy oi being Able 10
sing well the songs u Zion comes home
especially to those young men who are
called on Missions, aud who 20 abroad
10 preach the Gospel. Thelr musical
ability A,gaeIs attention, ami even
where there IL much pT,Judioe egaiusi
the Mormons, respectable people c5n.
olude that young men who sing hymns
10 beautifully ~ many OF tue Elaefs
do oaunoi be 30 very bad, ana They are
dtavTyeily accorded measure Of con.
niencc. rhrr, "a the people bscom
better acquainted with tue missionaries
they learn that the latter arc truly
servants Of the Lord, working iot the
salvation Of manki d. Tho ability 90
ling, hnd the cultivation u that facul.
~, are thus meags VI ace mpllshinl
much good.
This statement regarding missionary
experience IL only QUE suggestion OF
very many that could be made NJ 10
the advantage Of young men rultivat.
ing their taste far vocal AMI iusttu.
muntnl music, Such course Ia m
desire bio Tor them ut home a. abroad;
10 taoit own hahiiati1ns aud among
their everyday associations an we'll DC
In the mission hsli, Not all people
have the beet OF voices for singing;
but there are few who could not be
made better by being taught 10 sinr,
or, II their vocal organs are not special
ly suited Tor that, at least to learn
enough Of music ~ tako some part
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therein and appreciate and enjoy n.
Tnoae vino have muiic "a tboir souls
love aweai slngiug At least In Others u
they are rot fully qualified fof
such vocal efforts thtmsoivos. Ou tho
other hand, there is much Of truth 80
tue great potvs word, ~ applied to
iho'e VINO diaplaya cintompt Tor sing.
ing ~ other music, when he sayti
the man that hath no music 10 himself
isntfor iroasoha. statagcms and apolls
Lot no such man be trusted.
Aiosuy he people OF thoio valleyb
have achieved bigh reputation Tot their
lovo tor ant patronage oi music. anu
the marked sbility hoy have display e..
hut II must BE- conceded that the W..
men ant giil, hold tho vanced posi-.
tion 10 this respect. IL IL time tue
ioung men ami baya were taught 10
teaiiAs this TACT, ana that they came
ofNatd 20 tho front fosltion which b.
Is thsif PRIVILEGE AMI DUTY 10 occuly.
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question o. discussion uron nstioual
topic; 80 IL the praciicil way Of hand.
Hog those matters which invalvo tho
very lie Of the stste AZ prosperous
commonwealth, able 10 sustain i,tslf
aud help 10 sustain there.
Further topics might b. namei Ia
this sans conueotiou; but these viii
suggest themselves to the thoushtiul
voter when once his attention 70 dawn
In tnat direction. Utah needs a Lugis.
latufO that will direct IT. isbofs ior the
good VI tho whole sia,e, OF III Ito In
du,tflts aud all glasses Of it, people.
ami that viii no 90 upn the bfoAl
Utfis Of VIII developed principles a.,
they have been proved TO TO Of force
and applicability IN tho svi,lement Rld
development oi tnis rnsion.
Itisflf the voters OF U.sh 90 rr,vllc
themselves with suon a Legislature.
Let " have a body that h right upon
paramount local Issues ~ well A. upon
those Of a similar nature nationally.
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POLITICS A>D DEATH.

The Chicago Tinios.Herild thinks
that the price paid by ths nation fot y
campaign like the present one eau be-
estimated only II II were possible to
sserr,aiu how It Effects life aud health
among those actually engaged In It,
thrilling scenes. The health commits.
sionefs of Chicago contribute some
figures OF Interest IN this connection.
Deaths ne n result Of disaiTangemunl Of
tho nervous system or heart failure for
tho week ending October ~, Increased
sixty per cent over the previous week.
That this IL not accidental would
soom 10 be proven by statistics cover
Ing the last thirty.lwo years. Gsnuf-
ally speaking there has boo On alaSm'
Ing Increase OF deaths a. a fesut q
diseases affecting tue heart, owing, II
IL pto,umeJ. to the excitement and
oEeesses incident 10 lie ia 9 great city,
Tut this Year, OF presidential elections
are said TO show an increase out OF nil
proportion. Thui In 1888 there were
10 Chlcagg 80 doatas 0. heart disease;
1904 was election year and this deaths
0 tue cause mentioned were 90. Ia
1867 the number was 81 the following
year election Seaf) lU4 10 1871 II
was i2s; In 1879 detection ysar) los.
In 1878 tho number was 26i,
IN 1850 eclectic = year, 32i. 1t
1851 It was 90; 10 1855 election
year) Gls. In 1891 Il WAS go; In 1892
(eIeetiou ysaI) ,O6s. Toe years 1870
ana 1854 were exceptions from the rule
hcIo piainiyindieatsd.
According to this and u the neures
hold good throughout the equity, II
appears that pfe,iientiai election In
the United States Tesultsin more iatal.
tiles than many great battle has done.
There IL certainly need Of SEINE ,troug
anu mighty innuonoo 10 pour oil o.
the troubled waves, to calm the pas.
tions and cool tho burning fever heat.
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ARMlNG imE AunuLnASs.


Tho imposition by the sultan Of Tor.
tey ~ personal INK Of 6vs piastsfs
upon his MohammsdAn subjects msy
poss by mean that AbIul Hamid con.
templates nlling bic own generally
con,umptivo purse and Ut the same
tins lngfaiialing himself 10 his fni
fesentalivcs throughout tho country,
IN whose hands considerable part VI
the taxes always remain. rne limo IL
oppotiuno Tor s0ms such measure. ow.
Ing 10 tho present troubles. But II may
also Indicate that tue Porte has come
In possession Of Information that
prompts the Tulora 10 rally the dolend.
efs Of Islam to the standard Of ia
prophet.
Tue sultan probably knows that no
crowd he eau c1mmand would uiay
the progress Of any moirfn army, hut
many OF bis ignorant subjects nave a
great contempt for anything Christian.
Aud they beside. nrmly believe that
Allah would hght Tor them, n necoi.
sary. Abdul HAmid would therefore
DO forced 10 war with combined Eu.
rope, OF 10 dcplssd or perhaps assassin.
aiod as a traitor. This being tho situa.
ton, there seems 10 be no other ailerua.
tive for him than to fai,o mouey a. best
he CAP, buy arms and ammunition
aud array his hofdes In battle lines,
should Europe take an attitude more
than simply Threatening.
In well Informed circles some dsvel.
orment In The Turkish question Il sx.
psoled before long. rhe oplnion
galns ground that concerted acton
hss been agfeeI ON by tho leading
powers. la that oaae afms and am'
munilion will be needed.
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This invsiuabie Iomeay II ono that
spght 10 BE- In every housshnid. IL
viii cure your Rheumaslsm, hsurdi.
&c, spfains, Gus, Bruises, Frosted
Feet ana Ears, slfs Throat and Sore
ChsaL II you have Lame hack IL
will'cufe IT, IL psnetfAtes 20 the seat
Of the disease. IL will cure to =
Jo.nts and ssatfnctsd muscles Ailsr all
ulher remedies have failed. Thors
who have bs.n cripplol Tor yoara have
used Bdiiardf Snsg LiHipssnI and
thrown away thsir clutches and been
able 10 vals ~ well a. ever. IL Will
cure you Price 50 cents. Said by
z. &. Il. 4. dfusstnfe.
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III, this. II you have a Cough OF
Cold. q tickling In the Throat, which
keeps yeu ronttsntly cougbing, or n
you are sfiiiot 4 with any Chett.
Throat or Lung 1fsabls, Nbooping
Couxh, etc. ard you uss BoRdrd's
Lforthound Syrup a. directed, giving
u q fer thai, ana no bsHenI 10 txpor-
ienssd, We su,horlze our advertised
agents 10 refund your money on re-
turn " bottle. IL never iails 10 give
tAiltiaotion. II promptly relieves
Bfonohills. Bold BY u. g. NJ. 1. drsg
fture.
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Personally Conducted Excursion "a
old MeNlco.

Personally Conducted Excursion To
old Mexico.
Il und trip 500.
Dlverfe routes sSl.lb.
The nnsst winter excursion ever
offered In utnh IL now bclng oTgau.
red by II. ID. Winter Tor the Rl5
urando Western Ry. Tbs special ,H-
cursion viii lsAvs here November On.
Mr.. WiItsf vho In familiar with tue
spanish tongue viii conduct the party
through all the iniereltlng pafts OF tho
Republic, inclu ling n tflp 10 the ~
coast. Tn, RIO Gfanio Western Il
tho shoTt llno TO OH Mexico sud VIII
run through special slsepers Of this
occasion. Call At II. q. w. ticket
ofiici, No. 10 w. Second South aud
get n copy Of The descriptive circular,
hr. Winter will be pleaisd 10 txplsin
all tho details Of the excursion. He
eau be found Mt the ticket rfiice.
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suI I,Aul,izgS.

Writing from spfing Gin, Cafhen
county, under date Of os,oBoF 20, Wan.
Miller afksi
Please inform me whether woman
born In the United staloz, who marricu
nm alieu, eau yo.Ci
Certainly, Il she Il Of see and regis.
tsr. Hhe lie nhiive.bsrn citizen. aud
her marriage does not change her
relationship TO this govern men,. Mar.
tlnge TO n citiE,n make, an alien. born
wamsn oitlzit; but m,fflago 70 IN
alien does not deprive = woman Of hof
citizenship.
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Fra cA.o o oatarTh that cannot De-
cured. Am, unts TO nothing except 10
sell article. ID, you ~ " OF any such
rev ard being pAid2 Ely Bros. d. not
riomte rewards In OTucf 10 ell the :
well.knoWn 'Cuam BALM" Ih,y
offer the most fisolive meiicanls, pre-.
Afei IN convenient fofm 10 use, which
Is absolutely no from msrcurials %
other harmful drug.
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Fiye.uound uuottt nice Jelly for e5c
each. Equitable Coop.

Editor J. l.. Montgomery, Of MAJ.
shan. (ilil Dsmcorat, states that for
many yoaf. no -uiitred untold agony
tom Dyfpsisin. At last he began 10
take Ayers 5arsapATillu, All ~ the
time he used Elk bottles, no was 70
vol a. ever, Cures nthefr, will cure
van.
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While thorough In uctior, AJe,'s
Pills strengthen rather then stimulate
the oxcfttory organS. LsHding physi'
clans recommend them because they
ATe free from calomel OF other iuluf-
ious dTugf, being composed entirely
Of the beet vtgetab aperienis.
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IL IL tho medium which carries 10
every nerve, mutcle, organ and nbfe
Ito nourishmunt ana strength. II tho
blood Ia Iure, rich and healthy you
will he well; II impure, d scasc viii
tOon overtats you. II iod'- SapAp.
sfilla has power 10 keep you In hsillh
by making your blood rich and pufe.
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The use Of Hair. HAI Rrnowor prs.
NOTES the growth OF the half, aud
restores IN natural color and beauty,
trees the scalp Of dAndrufi, ie.ter auu
all inn ufitlrf.
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Ho0D's PMS hrs easy 10 take, easy
10 operate. Cure indigestion, bilious.
nese. 20 cents.
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A vile made happy with Lpnnan'.
Club Sautnges for breakfast. No. sSa
Main street. Icierhuns 62e.
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Ifa tfsaurr Tvrsisn NEWa 10 r.u.. ..r p
Sender stfsfsss. Of corner aouih aud Eaii Ieal'a
Irain Einian a IS y. M. Regular Edition 81
~. prssasr arusWrfrtr NFvs IL puhlhasa
o. TUESDAY "a ff|iiy % each sell
Tts pfsfnfr WrflLr In msgaiins torn 10 I'D
ufhsd even Hatlrd4.
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no Nsvs ., On sale At ne principal iiotsis Sos
riAhss sni On an passsuEsf fsias isstias tis eH
amer p n daly.
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CITY fst.sritsrs viii kindly notify 2 7 pinttr.
lircaisiafl, Of an csaiafiiT IN ths tt'i1aT "
tsir gspsa
An saumunisaiions should b. afifs'ssa -
Dnssssr Ksvs rusLsuus o.
gsi.phsust IN
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GREAT SPEECHES.

on the phonogrhnh Al Edison fhonoraph
faf'uts, 90 VAN street. Conference visitors
should not fall 20 hear them, ". j. HyAna
- rlWn % horne and Cross Of Gold" speech,
Moor MchluleY'a speech on the Threat 10
utnaau thc ntuna Currency hfTlu's
"heply u DO tharFt Of Anarchy" Hfyans
"opinion OF thr wan rtreut Gold hugs and
hynncaies The above are rendered on no
lhonoEranh 10 clear, distinct ioues anu can be
heard Tor ouiy Ne each kdiaou Monograph
fArloTs. ia Aain street
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Tho direct nne TO ksntss City, H.
Louis AMI Atlantic teaboard, "a via
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
sre going Essi and care for = daylight
ride through the grandesl scenery Of
the RoeEy Nj uniAins en- route, .oe
that your ticket reads vie Missouri
Pacific RAilvny. Elegant ehair cars
positively free TO holden. Of regular
Train tickets.
II. u. KoosER, G. r. a z. A.
Il MOrlsn Block. Salt Lake CITY.
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eut.srbsr, shanrins ts'f pises ei rssi:sn !,
,,oula sissJs gIvs former - so'i ~ pre''n' az
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Are you Bilious, Constipsisd OF
tfoublsd with Jpundioe, Sick Head
ache, BAD Taste IN Mouth, Foul
nfss.h, Coated Tongue. Dyspepsis,
Indigestion, Hot Dry skin, Psin u
Bsck aud between the sho uidsrs, & hills
Anu Fever, etc. II you have any Of
ihssc symptons, Jour Liver is oat Of
>rdsf, aud your blood l. slowly being
tos,nsd, bso.uss your I,ivsr does mol
act properly. HERniEH VIII ours any
disorder Of the Liver, Stomach o.
Bowels. II hos NJ equal ~ Liver
Msdisins. rrlcs rs cent?. Free tflA
battles al z q. NJ. 1. drug sioTs.
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Tsenfy cords Tor lines inisTted SHde'
nfi AsadiA0, Onse for loo. triee for s1oi
one vcst Jor zoe; one mouth (or zoe p0
tine. No ad. taken Jor isss han 100.
Hdnis Of moro than 3 lines same Propo'-
aonais rate Aspofss and act 'sssits
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npeniy cords Tor llnsil inssrted under
nis heading, once for 10, tvfes for 2aoi
one rsek yor zoo. one month (or zoo per
aas No I'D. taken Jor Ices than 100
Hanis Of more than lines same proper
senate rata Advsrt.ss and GET ,essiis
WANTED MIS- otLLANGous.
A fiNE WHEEL ron sALE Al 80 ".
N tiEhth North.
fRuFE,soR trARisiANl pEsiREs
N 20 ave piano o. tench lesson. 10 "a.
can u gwen. aii'south first West
TI,O LOAN YOUR MoNti. W. r fEKnis
i a 90, 90 Doo'y block
uoRsr, 10 PASTURE 81 onlsMos
III farm. o., 81 por mouth. Inquire aaa AUS
6locl or j. % Muir, i0ih J. ihh souih
xyouR CLOTHES 10 oLEl " ran
4 month o'heara bloch a. W. second 30
T,yFuYnonY TO 0Er THEIR Photos
IL enlarged uy tho Utah Portrait 90 bls
" iiftl souih street, iout doors yes, o. IN IN
wnofey's. 1--WE make pictures mat looh llkH
you" Artistic riciures At a moderate pfiee
ERFr-ooMrLETE SAT % sALr LAKE.
II views with every dozen photos ordered,
Wa,airh rhoio raTlors, MAsa,oh bloch. kle'
vAtor 10 ith moor
Enn MgN 40 BuY HOMEMADE
DOO sAddlcs aud harness, cheap and
5000 H. l. Williams IA siAle street
rI,uuRisrs 10 GIT MonMoN TEMrlE
l RIA Handkerchief hnd lles in yAneiy.
sAlt LAle IN ftcion. q h. THIRD SCUM
EyIRYBoDY 40 MY Tnk BksT rex
ll cream At keeiey'a, by dith or wholesale
10 south NAN, telephone u.
xXTANTTp = LvERYnopY 10 ogpEE
w zee cream Of Trrd Wilson. 1857 uain'
|uEAPFsT. BEsr PLACr 10 BUl AND
Ajseli, EXCHANGE secondhand goods ssa Stale
zTEH. wOuEN AND CnIDREs TO
M get tho beet photos, At MAison hros,
d Commercial street.
T,yEnYBonl 40 BuY TnE utsT iOE
II cream al kcoley't, ~ dish OF Wholesale
10 fouth Main, telephone u
NTEw ANp sEUoND HAND TuHNI.
~ tuTo, wagons, huFriea harness, ctc. Al
Nebbors, ~ slato suseh
LIVERY OwNEE oF 4 uouER TO tiny
IL Champion liuilof compound guaranteed
meta. told on thuty dalt' uali 20 moucf
collected uulcu cen pound does ne work
purely vegetable coutHiuing no hcida 90
Yitriols. MADE ln hiitk form ~ save irtiglL
Call or address hoWuhn 4 Nickum si) Gouth
fecond hest street. salt itfot thy
on HORSES To BOARD AMI EVERY.
~ body 10 know that rhuftloh has the
hcat camp wagons 100 The city, also nratclats
lNory, Call On 2chauge stables, 80 w
D. Fourth fouth
CoUNTr
- WARRANTS
ny HUBsEL
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PERSONAL.

TTAn STATE DETECTIVE ssh III
~ Y. o. boz osl, onlco a ualehA
sno. ". greenniAE, general manager
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INRUIT TREKs- ArrLI. Ioo rACn. PEAR.
street, Farmers ward
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oPTiclAN.

yXyIN WEAR GLASSES THAT 20 ~.
w dtyou Dinicut oaaet lnYllei, ~
free, AloodY, cApcrt, Consultation hNNN
An EXCLUSIVE OPTiOAL hlpna,
IA eiRht years' experience ". u ~ ~, ssnih
manufacturing optiolAn. ~ West lirh ~. ~
street Hyes examined for Flissst NV
special lenses ground 10 II the eye
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STOCKS AND BONDS ron SALE.

JRiG pyIDEsps 0uAaAST I,tss
ID Gunn's Biaek Oh Drug Co. BY ", ".
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FOR RENT.

INouK ROoMs. KITCHEN, gro, CITY
~ water 3 o. per month. khqune, tsg W.
Seventh south.
HousEs on All SIZES ZlON RIAL
state and Rental Agency doors west
Of Post nee
NEW BICYCLES. A. a. MEREDITH, 10
~ Main street bicycle repairing.
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STEAM HEATING.
INSTRUCTION..

n. HALLE. MANDOLIN. GuifAE
u. HAnio instrurtion, instruments iat''
nishoi free. Loon IS, Gladstone pai'lA"
" Nam.
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REPAIRING

A IL KINDS or sIoyE REpAiRs AT J.
~ 4. LoVoit A cons. az state
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FACTORYVILLE.

Mrs. Ed. Capwell is visiting friends
at La Grange.
Mr.. Paul Wilson has returned to the
New York dental college.
Mrs. Jayne has purchased the house
recently erected by the Lindsey Bros.
on Depot street.
Misses Abbie and Ella Hancock. of
Scranton. are the guests of Miss Mabel
Reynolds.
Mrs. l.. l.. Harrington and daughters.
Of Chicago, who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Byron Taylor, have returned
to their home.
Mr.. Henry Reynolds ana wife, Mr..
L. u. Kemmerer and wife, d. ID. Card
ner. Mr.. and Mrs. Utley Turner, II. n.
Capwell. Rufus Lindley. Anthony Cobb
and wife. and j. w. Reynolds were
hundred and thirty-second regimental
banquet at the Wyoming house last
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Gardner, of Homes
dale. are the guests of Mr. Charles
Gardner, of this place.
Miss Bertha Knapp has returned
from Il visit with friends at Peckville.
Mr. Henry Reynolds, wife and daugh-
ter Mabel, Ella and Abhic Hancock
Mr.. and Mrs. Langstatf, Lizzie Wilbur,
Charles Gardner and family were
among those who enjoyed day at the
Tunkhannock fair Friday.
Edmund Stiles is still confined to his
home with rheumatism.
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spending the past ten days in New
York, has returned home.
Michael Vincent, OF Patterson. y. j..
who has been the guest OF his sister,
Mrs. Patrick shannon, of Canaan
street, returned home saturday.
Mortimer Gardner, of Clifford. eA-
poets TO make his home on Darte ave-
nue. this city, in the near future.
Miss Jennie Collins, Of Kingston, re-
turned home Saturday, after a visit of
several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin Healey, Of Dundaff street.
Thomas Ford of Cincinnati O., of the
firm of Baurbon Copper and Brass
works, is the guest of j. Il. McTighe,
on South Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward DouShcrty. who
have been visiting friends in Peckville,
have returned home.
George Spaule and Christopher MOlt-
er, who have been attending the fairs
in Binghamton and other parts of New
York state, have returned home.
The condition of John Feuel, who is
suffering with blood poisoning, remains
unchanged.
Miss Frances Shaffer, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Schaffer. Of Main street, re-
turned to New York Saturday.
Miss Sarah Fordham, of Scranton, is
the guest of Miss Lillian Baker, on
Church street.