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Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-15
Will They Wear?

mars Wnar you want TO know about OF
Overals You don't care so much what color they
are. or how wide at the knees they are. You want
to know if they'll wear You don't buy overalls to
go to swell junction among Kansas Cty's exclusive
4ooo1. You don't buy overals go to church and
hear DR. Mitchell Preach-aIthough you'd be well
come in overals. You don't buy overas to 90
on pleasure trip What you buy overalls for is
to protect your other clothes while you work.
Overals are something with purpose in life and if
they not built right, it's much of mistake on
the part of their maker dude is Nebraska Over
ais are good overails. They made of close
woven denms. thick enough to prevent the dirt from
sitting through pantalootusses. They're sewed
together with good thread and plenty of it. The but
tons put to stay on, and they're cut with an
idea of comfort and fit. If your work calls for over
alls, let it call for Nebraska OveraIls.
T7ol, 4. @l 10: 70
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-01-13
6 a b iteI 2

8err Meibmiiller mar in Der Shat
Der grDBte Oetonom bes Srtes, tpie
mdn bas nannte, unb Elm ippblbabens
Der Mann feinesipegs rur i'm @erz
glei9 all ben lneiiten iibrisen Gintpobs
nern bon @iebolbsbaufen. Der Sei1z
bof tpar feline pahtung, Ionbern iein
@igentbum. Gr mar riibrig unb itets
,duf feinen Wortbeil aus, unternabm
ipobl etnmal ettpas, ipo3u bic dnbern,
bic Iieber ben alien @1lenbrian ainz
gen, bic R0pfe fdiittelten. bradte es
aber AUDI meift gliidli1 3u @nbe. Den
uripriinglihen lln1fang bes@utss BON
ieinem Batter BET bate er fhon bebeu<
tenb bergrDBert; bus Gtiid bon etipu
3tpei 6ettnren, auf benz er iebt drbeiz
ten lieb, mar aud cine neue grirers
bung. gr bate bas mugere Qdnb biIs
fig gtfduft, abtr bod INNER nod biel
3ll tbtuer, tpie bic Qeute neinten. ST
mar onbettr Mnfimt. M1on muHte
Hur pic Courage boben. isbt stiras
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-08
@iertes adpitef.

SnspiI9en fanb Mietts Bel ibrsr ME
snbenOsn Irbeit nit feiner SeiOe unb
aoiosnen Tdosn i'm tablen @tslier Der
Rue 9ro9ant bic Gage etipas lang
unb fiji.
Sanf benz ben rsihen 9lmerifane>
rinnen ertbeilten llnterri9t mar bic
giietbe rsdt5eitis be5ablt iporben, aber
Wo6en singsn bin, unb bas fir bic
iGbrlite IusIisllung beItimmte Bib
madte feline 5ortI9ritts mebr. Ruoui
fanb feline 3eit gu erniter arbeit. Die
Sage naren nod tur3, unb er ging
ieben Sag na9 bem 5eenpalait, ben er
Diiette beThrieben bate, rnb ben iih
SieIe in ibrer unerFabrenbeit gar ni4t
boritellen fonnte, unb tpenn er dirfges
rest, nit siGnssnbsn Iusen unD ri6t
i'm Stanbe, ribis an einem PlaB gu
berborren, suriidtebrte. mar Der Ndhs
mittas meiit idon iueit porgeI4ritten.
Warum ioIlte er bdnn nob perIu6en,
an ieinem 8ilOe 3u malen9
limb bod, ipelhe SrGume batt.n Ii9
nidlt an bieSes balb bolIenoete 9endfoe
aetniipft! gs mar islbIt in isinem uns
ferti9en 3uifanbe 10 bon 2eben unb
8e,pssung. 70 ridtis setroffen in ben
Garben. baB Wietts gang 5uperit4tlith
ertpariets. IS iperbe einen euten plnB
betpmmen unb ieintm llrhber enolih
bic fppblperoients brittle Wtebaille :inz
brfnaen. Die tfeine Sdpsftsr badte
ni6t bdran, iib iiber lire ginIamteit
su betldgen ober ihre InsIt. baB oas
Bib ni5t r.9tjeitig fir ben Salon
fertis fpsrDsn m09te, su perrutbsn.
@ann sr aud nah 9auIe iOmmeH
mobts, INNER empfing lie ibreu Srus
Der nit i6rem liebepollen. beiteren 2dz
heln unb bot ibm Die Wuuse fir ben
eefppbntsn Sub, nber sr ipubte bod.
mas lie bspeste, unD bseilte Ii4, lie
bur9 raI6es grsdblep bshen, mas er
sstban bate. Su bsruhi9eu unb ibr 5u
perTi6ern. er tperbs in elm paur Sagen
NIT alien fertig iein. unp babe Ii9 ftit
entI6loFen, ben llnterriht, Der ia iebt
nur Elm 8orpanb fir andre 0inse lei.
nitt lGnssr fortsuIeBen. Sin Wlonat
erniter arbsit seniigs. aos Bib gu nolls
tnoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-08

meine S6iilerin fein tpiro, urbeitet In
Sulians gltslier. Dai ipeibt, mein alz
ter Meiiter unterri9tet bort, unb pie
er Idgt. grenSt ibre 2eibenI9aft fiirs
Molen ans 9d9erli9e. sic tommt isz
ben Morgen angefabren, ipia BON Ball
len llnb feinen Gleioern ni9ts fpiHen.
unb triest bic 9elbIu9t, penn eine
anbre Sdiilerin mebr selobt lpirb ais
lie. Oabei 1T DieIss 10 eifrise iunge
SrauenSimmer seraoesu ipa6niinnig
reid. Die anbsrn 9lisoer Der Samiiie
itnb ipeniaer beftig bonn SunItfieber be-
fallen, absr etipas unseItedt iinb lie
bod aud, bsnn iie tpollen isoen Mors
gen cine Stunbe nebmeh.4
.Mein armer Rapui! Damn 9ait Ou
am Gnbe feline 3eit. Deinen slid
marft' fertig gu MAIDEN, uno Der be-
tdme seipiB einen SuteH PlaB i'm Sa.
Ion." f.
%. Der ipirb fertis, bariibsr tannit
Du rubig isin, Wfiette. limb iiebit Ou
benn nibt. mas fir Elm Madiapelli i9
btn9 Sd min MIDI in bieIe reihe @mes
ritunergeieuI9aft bineinorGngeln, ND
i9 8eipunperer uno = iper ipeib2 -
einen Resen bon Dollars fir mein
Bib bes 'Pont des Arts ftnben
iperbe."
r9lmeritaner taufen nur Silber, bic
nit einem betannten Namen gs5ei6net
iinb. Salente gu sntbeden. bic teinen
Murttpertb beIiBen, 1T ni9t ibrs
Sa6e."
Raoul trus sroBen Mutb uno piel
Selbitbertrauen CUR Sdau. unb ipenn
elm Srsmber ibn 9Gtte Ipre9sn bOren,
piir6s er i'm fir iebr eitel gebolten
baben, aber Miette tannte ibn beher;
iie abnte. buB tiefe @bbe in Der &ais
lei
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-08
Orittss 9apitsf.

Die StslIuns Der 5amilie SunForb
in Der umsritaniI4en Solonis mar
Iebr glGu5enb unb beroorragenb. OieIe
aolcnie 8srfiel in iensn Sasen in 10
oiess poneinanoer seI9ieoene RreiIe
ipie bic 9eIelII9aft elmer 9leinitdbt.
Ser bipIomatiI9e &reis, Der 3utritt
our pornebmIten Barrier 9sIeaidaft
bate, lab auf bic anbern 6erdb, Dffz
nete iih aber Ganbsleuten bon bebeu=
tenbem Reidtbum unb t6at ipenissr
bonn Slid besiinitisten 2lmsritansrn
9eaeniiber ieinepHibt nit etipds Iausr>
fiiber Miene. 9l[lein bas mar Dor ples
len Sabren unb ieitoem lit Dieles ans
oers eeiporben.
Die MiFes Sanforb ssnoNen, i.bs
auf ibre eisene unb beIonOers Qrt. bas
2sben in Puris in OolIen 3iigen. unb
iie tonnten iid gar tein andres 2sben
poritelIen. Oas fabetbaft sroBe Sanz
forb'i9e 8ermDgen entltammte elmer
Sitbergrlbe in Colorado, bic bon ben
Spei 9riibern entbedt iporben mar uno
bic lie aussebeutet batten. llrIpriings
lid arm, parsn iie odburh. Io3uTdeen
iibsr gba9t. ungebeuer reid ssiporbsn,
a6sr ba es ibnen an ben Wdtteln 5u
ben eriten notbrpenbigsn 9luslagsn ses
feblt, batten Iie einen ge;itbenen Yantee
als 9eI6Gftstbeis9absr aneenommen.
giud einiser 3eit fatts Der jiinssrs
8ruber bas 3eitii9e seIsgnet, uno
feline So6ter mar Die Grbin ieines 4nz
tbeiis an Der SiI6ergrubs eelporoen.
Rp9 BEL 2sbsei!sn ibres frii6 psrs
fpittpeten 8aters mar bic fleine Uiiz
riam bon iber Sante aufsenommen
uno ieitoem itets ipie elm eigenes &inb
be6anpeIt porben. Die RouIinen bats
ten fi9 febr lieb. ipenn iie ii9 aud
mandmul aantten. ipis pas ainbsrart
lit, nobel Wiriam in Der Re9ei Ste
germ blieb. sic mar bic gr6bte, bic
krrIdiii9tigits unp bic Icbonite. 2lIs
ie fpGter uuter Der Geitung Irana0,is
ider @Sieberinnen unb 2ebrsr bsrans
tpudIen, bemerite Mattie, bic elm
polles Sabr diter mar als Wiriam, pab
i6re Sfouiine INNER fir it6nsr unb
reider als iie 9ebalten tpuroe, elm llrs
tbeit. eegen Oas lie fi9 psrsebsns aufs
Isbnte, bod ielbit in ibrem 8srbrub
pariiber mubte Mattis ibrs &ouiins Bee
ipitbern, benn tpenn Wiridm bt5aus
berno Iein tpollte, 0ann mar lie anpi=
beritebli6, unD Fe ipollte oft besaus
bernp iein. sic beourfts Der 8spuus
beruns. unb ibr 2ebsn mar 10 reid.
Elm ununtsrbrodensr SriumpbSug, bdb
Miriam ibre llmgsbung an ibrem
lleberflub unT9per tbeiinebmsn laFen
fonnte. =,
Nuberbem paren iih bic brei aous
iinen ni9t i'm Wese, uno du9 Wfr. ano
Mrs. Sanforb miI9ten fih niHt in
ibre Qngelegenbsiten. sic iparen ia
jsbt iunee Oamen uno mubten iid ibr
GeI9id i,Ibit ssitaitsn. Die sipe:nnbs
span5isidbriss Mattie mar nod DoIIs
iommen frtien Ssrsens unb bate feine
gile, ii9 au berbeiratben, penn iie
mar gang fifsr. bob iie BEL ibrsm @er'
m6sen fttts umiporben fsin lpiiros, mos
alitb in Der Sbat Der Sau mar. Soan
ipolte bon tsinem 9eipeybsr sttpas tpiis
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-08

ieufAaftiiden gffOtse lnb i9reTrsuns
te, aussnI6einIib iibsraeigt, bab
oIles. mas iie intereFIire, au9 andre
irtereIiiren miiFe.
0abur9 tpurbe Haoul gleif DON
pornberein in bic 8erbdltuiIIe ber Ssdz
milieSanforb eingeipsibt. Gr bDrte, oab
feline S6iilerinnen nitht S9peitsrn,
lcnoern aoriinsn parsn. Die ar6bcre
mar gfib Miriam Sanforb, Die fleis
mere MiB Wattie, bic Gitere SApeIter
Der eifriaen S6iiIerin in Sliians
ettelier. 2tls MiB Miriam ibre @ltern
friib perlor. baiten Mr. unb Mrs.
Sanforb bsren Stells oertreten, uno
ole brei WfGb9en tparen in paris erz
5ossn fporoen, poburd Iib ibre fait
aeeentfreie frans6IiIhe 9tnsIprade er=
tiarte. Uir. Sanforb lanspeilte iid in
pdris uno reiite BON 3eit su 3eit ans
geblid in @eI9dftsn na9 2lmsrita.
Wfrs. Sanforo mar presbDtsridnerin,
aber bic iunsen Oamsn ssb6rtsn Der
anglifdntIden airbe on, neil beren
8eiitli9er Elm ipnger unb biibibsr
Weann unb bic 9emeinbe Dornebmsr
mar. Soan, bic S9iiierin Sulians,
fonnte 9eIsllI6aften nibt ausIte6en,
pGbrenb Miriam unb Mattie bafiir
Idtpdrmten. 9ieIe beiben iungen Oa.
men batten auberbsm aud cine gan5
berporragenbe 9sgu6ung fir bic
S6auIpieltunf, 70 baB elm ipoblbes
FAINTER fran31IiIher S9riftIteller Elm
Stiid fir lie. gang befonbers fir lie,
gel9rieben bate unb mebrmais in Der
Wo6e tam, Inn probe ab3ubalten,
benn es foIlte bemnGbIt aufgeFiibrt
tpsrben. Die Serrsn itsIltsn Iid i'm alls
semeineu bsim SbeaterTpieIen Ie6r b0l=
germ an, meinten bic iungen Oamen,
unb bas lei au4 Der Sail BEL bsnen,
bic an oieisr 9luffiibrune tbsilndbmen.
9lls Raoul Bertrand bas 8ouboir
mad bsenbster Stunbs berIaFen battle
unb Iidb tpiebsr auf Der Strabe in Der
fallen. ttaren 2uft befanb, bolte er tisF
Gtham. @r battle Ieinem unmutb
2ufi maiden pollen, bab iie ibn 10
lanse battsn ipurten laifen, unb bate
bariiber seIbpiesen; er bate bic Obs
ii4t sebabt, feiner @erinsIdbGbuns fir
ibre DilettantiT9en 3eibnungen 2luss
buud gu Derleiben, unb er bate ieinen
S9iilerinnen S6meibeleien iiber ibre
tiinitlerfI9en Qnlagen seIagt; er mar
gang felt entidfoFen getpeien, baB bieIs
erite unterri6tsItunbs aud Die lebte
fein folIte, unD sr battle auf bas "a
demain, Monsieur" nit elmer tiefen
@srbeusuns sedntlportst = =
tparum2
Gr mar beripirrt, srgrimmt, enta
siidt, ipiitbsnb auf iid ielbit, unb bod
tom es ibm bor, als Of er ben Winters
btmmel in Ieinem b!eiben 9IanSe ME
liebli6er eeIeben babe uno ais Oh bas
2ebsn ME Elm 10 berrlihes GeT9ent
bes S60pfers geptIen lei, als ba er
Sur 4lgentpsibe einss MaIers Elm 10
pollenoet I90nes WeTen nit psil6ens
hausn Qu9en unO goloenem Saar in
SieIe alItagslpelt seIaRot babe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-08

= @erPIdppert. Gbf (5n
einem ipegsu Sobesiaa nm llriaab bit'
tenbsn anseitsutsn): sd heet Sbrtn
peritprbeaen Ontsl redt gut eetdnRt.
er pu, Gin ilnsepSbnlid RurtsrGRsr,@
gOmpioriit: %. ieinsa suttU Gpptttt
bat Ct tmmer nod"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-08
(5Ortissuns fOlst.)

Ser prpb auf ReiIen. = .,,..Dh
pra9tpole 2tusfi6t! = Dos S9lOb
). 3. brObsn Guf BEN gers.. muB ie'
Der id6n finOen." - ~3unn isin. fpenn
man roPsim ni4t bat 4 ih0urss!"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-09
TO SOCIETIES AND CLERGY.
Circular Addressed by Charles LAWN,
of Wilkes Barre.

The following circular has been is
sued by Charles LAWN Of Wilkes Barre.
first president Of the Catholic Total
Abstinence Union of the diocese of
Scranton, to the societies affiliated
with that organization.
Pursuant to instructions of the na-
uonal convention recently held at Scran-
ton, we are making an especial effort to
organize cadet societies in every parish
III the diocese, for the accomplishment
OF which we have sent out circular let
tcrs to all the Catholic clergy You will
render us very excellent aid by appoint
ing committee from your society to
confer with your spiritual director for
that purpose.
The future strength of our organization
must come from the rising generation
and every effort should be made to enlist
them in the cause of total abstinence
before they acquire the habit of indulg-
ing i'm intoxicating drinks. If you have
no cadet society in your parish please
organize one as soon as convenient and
report to us the number of members and
names of officers. by giving this all inn
portant letter your immediate attention
you will be performing a noble work.
Mr.. LAWN has also addressed the fol-
lowing to the Catholic clergy of the
diocese:
AS there are no persons better quail
lied to judge of the degrading results
OF intcmpGranCc than the Catholic Clcr-
gymen, by the nature of their close con-
nection with their 1lOcks we feel it un-
necessary to urge upon you further rca-
sons for your cordial support and en-
dOrsement of our total abstinence union.
We have hitherto refrancd from appeal
ing to you personally, knowing that all
Clergymen, from the nature of their sa-
cred calling, favor temperance and all
other virtues which tend to bring about
a better state of society. You are aware
that the Catholic Total Abstinence soci-
ETY. has not attempted to go further than
the lines laid down by the church. We
try to impress upon our fellow Catholics
that total abstinence is the safest path
to pursue.
We have with us some of the ablcst
Catholic bishops and priests i'm the Unit
ed States. Also, all the trifng difficult
ties which hampercd the Scranton union
for the past few years having recently
disappeared, nothing but good Will and
harmony prevail. To use political
phrase, confidence is restored" We
therefore invite your cooperation and
would welcome into our union any soCi-
ETY. of young men or cadet boys you
would organize i'm your parish.
Cadet societies are not taxed anything
10y belonging to the diocesan union, and
other societies only 10 cents annually
cents to the Scranton union ana
cents to the national union. Hoping this
appeal will meet with your approval and
that you will organize society in your
parish and report To us the number OF
members and names of the officers.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-09

Young womens Christian association
wants some that are now stored away
in No. school. There will be no OBJ
lection to any controller giving old
books away provided they have been
condemned as unfit for use.
The first business of the meeting was
the approval of the pay roll for teach
ers salaries as follows: teachers,
S1i,97907; substitutes, $l41.90. The last
business was a motion that the sec
retary be authorized to advertise for
bids for coal for the coming winter.
Mr.. Devaney asked If it was customary
to exact a certified check, and there
upon it was decided to exact such a
check of the amount of $10O from each
bidder. Mr., Langan said that the quail
ity of some of the coal furnished last
year was enough to. He didn't
finish the sentence but shook his head
and smiled ruefully.
Secretary Fellows read the following
items as the unexpended balances of
money up to the first of the current
month: High school expenses, $22, ,772.- =
9S; teachers salaries, $10iOS147; OFF,
GERS salaries, %,6l3.o2; janitors. $12, 500;
night schools, A 500; repairs labor and
material $3,92675 rents, $2.S96.5O: new
furniture, S9l2.3O; supplies, $4.625. So:
coal and wood. $3.975.94: gas. water and
telephone, S961.S1; printing and adver-
tising, $732.75; text books, $500; in
surance, S23l6 delivery of supplies
and material, $45S93; legal expense,
$780, street improvements, $1,000: in
cidentals $29O.45: building account,
$399S.02; total $1S1, 1869.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-09
PENNSY IN PRACTICE.
The University Team Put Through
Some Very Hard Exercises.

Philadelphia, Nov. S.-The University Of
Pennsylvania foot bail team was put
through very hard practice this afternoon
in a pouring rain.
The varsity vas lined up for forty
minutes hard play against the scrub. The
regulars scored three times, while the
scrub managed to cross the varsity line
once on a tumble. There was consider
able fumblng on both sides due to the
condition of the field.
Pennsylvania is having trouble with the
end positions owing to injuries to both
Dickson and Boyle. Dickson has played
very little of late on account of bad
knee, which gives out at the least provo
cation. Boyle, the other end, has not
lined up since The Brown game, i'm which
ne quite severely injured his right leg,
Now Hedges, the substitute end, who
has been doing the bulk of DicksOn's
work, is on the hospital list with a
sprained shoulder which win keep him
out of the game for a week or more.
Boyle is expected to be in good shape
for the game with Wesleyan next Satur-
day, and Dickson will be able to go in
against Harvard on the Goth. The other
members Of the team are all in good con-
ditiOn
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-09
FOOT BALL PRACTICE.
Yale and Princeton Clubs Warming
Up for the Coming Contest.

New Haven, Conn, Nov. S.-'rhe Yale
university foot bah team this aftemCoE
began the process Of closing up its ranks
preparatory to its great game with Hdr-
ward at Cambridge on Saturday. The
varsity played great FOOT ball, Every
man on the team thoroughly understand
ing the Yale game proved apt and the re-
hearsal of tricks, intricate formations
and signals was a success.
The college scrub was given the bail
during the greater part of the practice
but the varsity ripped the scrub wide
open. once the substitutes succeeded in
making a long gain but it was around
the end of the line a point where Yale's
most serious weakness IS evident When
the university eleven had possession Of
the ball ii was a case of tearing through
the opposing line at will despite the fact
that their opponents knew the signals
Altogether Che afternoons practice was
extremely encouraging.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-09
RACES AT WASHINGTON.

Washington, Nov. SIN spite OF tho
raw, threatening weather at Bennings
today the attendance was fair ana the
speculation active. Favoritcs won in the
second and fourth events, while the re-
naming races fell to second and third
choices. Summaries:
First race, jla furlongs-Hl Daddy won,
Nineta, second Auhy rhird. Time, 10 20
Second race, furlongs-lIardy won,
Lady Disdadn, second; Bardella, third.
Time LII 4-j.
Third race, Selling, one miIo-stray
Step won, Alarum, second; Timour, third.
Time, L5j l-5.
Fourth race, furlongs-Saratoga won,
Glenoine, second; Senator McCarren,
third. Time, LII 2-5.
Fifth race, one mile-Premier won;
Good Times, second; DR., Cattlett. third.
Time, Ls.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-09

Breaking fence-Jamcs Gallagher, Mich
ael Leonard, pros. county pay costs.
Robbery--Joseph Fatrokus, Charles
Witakowsly, pros: Frank Mellon, JOS
eph Charncsky, Joseph MalChick, pros. (;
John Mcale, Bruno Greggu, pros.
Riot-AIartin Borszizak, Anthony Lul-
ka, John Rogulski, John GrZywnsk, JOS
eph MarkuczCwski, u. Lopatyner, pros,
to pay COSTS
Malicious mischief-Stephen Schanskey,
Philo Lee, pros, to pay costs.
FClonious wOunding- Harring-
ton, William Lewis, pros.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-09

she can get them quickly. They are alb
sDlutely harmless, and so labeled there
can be no mistake.
Munyon's Collie and Crying Baby Cure
cures bilious collie, painters collie in
children, and gripping pains Of every de-
scription, promptly relieves hysterla;
quiets crying babies. Munyon's Sore
Throat Cure effects n prompt cure
in diphtherla, and every form of sore
throat. Munyon's Fever Cure will break
any form of fever. 1t should be admin
istered as soon as the fever appears.
Munyon's Worm Cure causes the prompt
removal of pin worms anal worms, In
testinal worms and tape worms. Mum
yon's Whooping Cough Cure is thorough
ly reliable. 1t relieves at once and cures
promptly. Munyon's Group Cure posi-
lively controls all forms OF Group.
A separate cure for each disease. AT
all druggists mostly % cents Vial. Per-
sonal letter to Prof. Munyon. 1,5o5 Arch
Street, Philadelphia, Pa, answered with
free medical advice for any disease.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-09
GRAND JURY MAKES
ITS FIRST RETURN
Eight New County Bridges Recon-.
mended and Two Refused.
EIGHTY.ElGHT CASES REPORTED ON

Fifty-twO of ThesSsYAre Returned as
True Bills nnd ~ilirty-six Ignored.
No Very Important Cases on the
List-.Jurv Will Complete Its Work
Today and win Make a Final Re-
port This Afternoon and Tomorrow
Morning.
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yOn' 3 GOlde TO
Health, which
may be OBJ
tained fire o
from any drug
gist, Is es-
pecially explic-
II in describing
all children 8
diseases, and
gives plain and
complete in
structions re-
garding their
I r e a { m q n [.
Sickness often
comes sudden
ly, and every
mother should
be prepared by
having MUM
YON'S REM
EDIES where
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-09
BOYS AND GIRLS
MUST REGISTER
That Is, II They Want TO Go to Night
School.
THE TERN WILL, BEGIN ON NOV. is

The Old Way of Having Citizens Send
in Petitions win Not DO Hereafter.
The Principals of schools will Act
ns Registration Officers - Miss
Davis, of the West Side, succeeded
by Miss Fellows--Roger Smith Ap-
pointed Jnnitor of No. 10.
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Cunning Accident.

Reading, Pa, Nov. S-While Samuel
Hoover and Elijah Hassler were out
cunning today near Wernersville, Hass-
lers gun was accidentally discharged
and Hoover was instantly Killed. lie
was 25 years old and lived in this city,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-09

On account of Pennsylvania State
Grange, Patrons of Husbandry meet
ing, TO be held at Harrisburg, Nov. 9TH
18th, the Delaware and Hudson r. r.
will sell round trip tickets from Scran-
ton to Harrisburg at the low rate of
S407. -
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HAIR CHAINS.
Under This Head one Cent n Word.


NEW AND EXCLUSIVE STYLES IN
IN hair chains can be made out of your
hair for Christmas glfts, at EVA NJ. HET-
ZEL'S, $50 Lackawanna avenue. Leave or
ders early.
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CITY SCAVENGER.

BBRIGGS CLEANS PRINY VAULTS
"A. and cess pools; no odor. Improved
pumps used \. BRIGGS, Proprietor.
Leave orders 100 n. Main ave, or liickes
drug store, corner Adams and Mulberry
Telephone 6OiO
CHAS, COOPER, CITY SCAVENGER,
All orders promptly attended to, day or
night. All the latest appliances. Charges
reasonable. no scranton street. Ho use
1925 Washburn street.
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BRIGHT CHILDREN
Munyon Looks Out for the
Little Ones.
A MOTHERS RESPONSIBILITY.

Munyon never forgets the children. He
realizes a mothers responsibility and is
ever ready to give her the benefit of
his knowledge and experience. Mum
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CHIROPODIST AND MANICURE.

>oI>NrlNo>>~C|S~N0 -
CORNS, BUNIONS AND lNGROWlNG
u nails cured without the least pain or
drawing blood. Consultation and advice
given free. h. NJ. HEIZEl4 Chiropodist,
83O Lackawanna avenue. Ladies attended
at their residence if desired. Charges moder-
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Look
Through

The Tribune "Want"
columns. 1t may pay
NJ you we'll. Many good
'~ things are continually
offered in that depart
1nent.
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FOR SALE.

AdVs. UhutT MS IIshI Unr Cent a Word,
>y~.~~~-~~~~~-~~~~-~~---- --~~~-~~~~-~~~>~.~
EOR SALE STEINWAY SQUARE
II Grand for cash or short time; can be
seen at 1886 Jefferson avenue. r. w. IVES.
NOR SALE-A S1RADIVARIUS VIOLIN.
IL made in 1715. j. MEEK, AT 7th St
EOR SALE-ONE 2O-HORSE POWER
boiler, as good as new. THE WESTON
MILL co.
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1t is better to take Hoods Sarsa-
parilla than to experiment with un-
known and untried preparations, We
know Hoods Sarsaparilla actually and
permanently cures.