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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-02
PERIL DEL Ola
ESFUERZOS INUTlLES

La Integridad escribe que NADIA
tienen de secretas las cartas del con
de; que sus advertencias y sus con
seios son cosa natural y corriente;
que asf proceden los partidos cuando
pugnan por lograr mas nsayorSa- -:
Trataudose de partidos sin condi
clones no 10 dudamos. Como nunca
tuvieron los favores de la opinion,
necesitan cudir los ardides y las
maflas propias para crearse una som
bra de popularidad y de autoridad
iTriste destino! FalsiGcarlo todo,
perturbarlo todo por ell ansia de con
servar Ell ir fujo que ejercen; If hujo
pernicioso, ileg1timo, que perderian
desde el punto en- que Sc manifesto
ra libremente la conciepcia p1b'ica
va 10 sabiamos. Lo que el senor
de Laviana ordeua hoy es 10 que el
senior de Santurce ordenaba hace d:ez
amos. Las mismas ideas con distin :
tas formas. LA eterna farsa del pa
triotismo con la miss en- scene de
banleras amarillas y rojas.
Patriotas especiales estos que en-
las coionias SO empenan en- crear enc
migos 4 e Espana, presentando'a como
opresora de los paises que descubri6;
como exp; ;otadora de las riquezas que
desarroll6; como destructora de 50
progenie y de su nombre.
De suerte que Espsna aparece aquf
hacienda electores q los criados. arre
batando ell voto 4 los contribuyentes;
depauperando la isla con los consu
mos; apelando A ToDos LOS MEDIos
para que Sc perpetde la preponderan
cia dc an grnpo de oligarcas sobre un
pueblo de ciudadanos.
Las cartas del Conde son autenti
cas-; no es possible negarlas nj repu
diarlas y Sc explican con una sans
.fa,acom que asombra, y Sc mantienen
con una frescura que produce indig-
naci6n & los esp:ritus honrados.
Por fortuna en- la peninsula SO co
noce bien estos insignes laborantes
y padie da ere Tito las alarmas que
inventan. nj & las revols4ciones de que
b. b an, nj los servicios que fngen
prestar al orden y la integridad del
territorio.
La comedia toca q So fa, = Sc
APPROX ma la hora en- que cua!quier
c6mico salga al proscenio, pronuncie
ell c'Asico
"Aquf termin6 el sainete;
perdonad sus muchas faltas."
y desaparezca por el foro entire las
rech'fs "a de los espectadores
Pero 10 dificil de negar es el sus
to que se traeu nuestros adversarios
E sen,r V,llar anda a vueltas
con las graves circunstancias, con el
beligro que c0ryen los dogmas, con los
momentos de pruebo. 80.
Disfase que no se sienten muy Sc
guros en- su monopolio; que de Ma
drid legan noticias concretas y 6r
denes terminates !; que ESQ del in
condicionalimo Sc acaba sin RENE
dio
Obstfnese la prensa integrista en-
sostener Ia tradic;6n ell senor ca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-02

los liberales puertorriquenoe, Sc
sentirian muy honrados con el
erpomtdneo concurso de la grey
integrista.
No haga La Integradad castillos
en- ri aire
Los campos Sc deslindan, las
actitudes Sc defren cada vez con
mas frmeza.
Nal que cuadre q nuestros ad
versarios, seran conservadores j:
gubernamentales con ell senior Ca
novas
O sino. NADIA.
He aqui el dilema
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-02
La Denomacia

90 al Photo de int xperiencias de-
bilidades peligrosas para los tripulan-
tes, entire los cuales amenaz aba apa
recer Ia insubordinac:on.
Scripto nsamet -.
Para convencer sus secuaces de
que no deben slimentar excisiones,re
cure Ell co.ega q Ia qulmica y & Ia
ffsica. .aplicadas Ia po'fsica.
Y Sc marchs por los trigos
con frases NADIA oportunas. -.
Ds flo que sus amigos
SO habran quedado en- ayunas--
linda mais les hsbla de aqua que
CORE 4 raudales. de la blanca ha,ina
del rasbio trigo. de la dorada masorca ;
de los acerados aiscos qms convte' ten en-
tablas los ar60les gigantesco;, de los CT
el6peos m0rttllos qMe go lpean los yun
cues. ETC., etc.
Dsspues de este farrsgo poetico
agrlcola y mecanico lqu;eas es capsz
de quebrantar la discipline y promo
YER disensione,9
90 ,ien no Sc somete al jefe 1nico
| indiscutibe?
| Precise seria tener ell coras6n ma
duro qua una piedra.
sQu6 intruso 6 que marinero
Sc permite ahora chistar
con tono arrogante y hero?
IA obsdecer y a callar,
pues las cartas de Villar
os msrcan ell derfotero!..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-02
CANOV!S?AS
B NADIA

Los incondicionale es abrigan
s I'm ell convencimiento de que ell
senor Sagasta les seguira dispen-
sando las mismas atenciones que
antes, cuando suba nuevame ante
al poder.
Sc epganan de medic a medic.
Los iniciadores de la evolucion
no han trabajado en- balde.
Las terminates declaraciones
del ilustre iefe fusionista no de-
ian lugar & dudas.
No creemos a losincondicicna
les tan candidos. .quetodavla cream,
en- su fuero inte, no, en- la prospe
ridad de su gubernamentalismo i;
poroue la l6gica de los hechos, la
fuerza ineludible de las circuns
tancias les indican el camino que
deben Sc guir.
Els ell 1nico camino que les
queda.
La Integrddad, en- un laconico
artfculo titulaoo " L uslones, "
procura demostrar que todos
nuestros esfuerzos seran vanos,
para arrancar 4 su partido el mo
nopolio Official que disfruta
Y termina diciendo:
Conservadores, nunca. In
condicionales, siempre,"
Nal hace ell colega en- lamar
afrmaciones tan rotundas, por-
que, cuando menos Sc piense. y
duiza eli plazo muy proximo, ten
dra que verse en- fagrante con-
tradicci6n consigo mismo.
5Qu6 pretenden los futuros
conservadores? SSeguir practi-
cando ell viejo sistema que tan
tos bienes les reporta ? Pues
esas 81 que son ilusiones engsno
sas ilusiones que veran desva-
necidas como un sop!o al contac-
to de la fr1a realidad.
A declaration tan concluyente
cual la expresada por el vocero
integrista, contestamos nosotros:
o conservadores, 0 NADIA
Ell procedimiento que desen-
vuelyen puede surtic sus acos-
tum brados efectos cuando dir je
el seflor Canovas las rieudas de
la Naci6n.
Pero cuando gobierne ell selor
Sagasta sera nulo, entera mente
nulo, porque nnestro ilustre jefe
dispense, todo su apoyo. todas
sus simpatias, todos sus favores
q la colectividad que, aqui, en-
Puerto kico, constituye una pro
lor gac:6n del partido liberal q
los que aceptan de lleno el pro
grama fusionista f.; no los anfi-
bios politicos que le sirven cuan-
do esta en- el poder, y le comba-
ten con sana cuando Sc encuentra
en- la oposicion.
Esto es 10 natural, 10 logico,
10 humane, y 10 demas. =. pam
pima.
Si estando los fusionistas en-
el poder nuestros adv -rsarios
les ofrecen su concursc, no nos
oponemos. Ell partido liberal,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-02
< Al E I Dose OPIO
RELIGION NUEVA

ST. ap6stol es muy joven Sc lla-
ma Bahar.
Es el que ha t:nido la idea. en-
union de algunos amigos de Well,
de poner en- pratica los preceptos b.
blicos con arreglo un sentido fi.os6-
6co especial.
Teatase de seguir al PIE de la letra
las prescripciones de la Biblia, ponien-
dolas de acuerdo con Ia 6loscfia y
con las ciencias modernas.
Bahar comenzara So apostolado pu.
blicando una teplica. al doctor Hert-
eel, de Viena, que acoDseja los is
raelitas la fundaci6n de un estado en-
la reI 1b!ica Argentina.
Quec E nonos en- Europa-dice Ba-
har-y restauremos la religion judAi-
ca puri6cada tai y como la practlca-
ron los profetas.
Despres de este libro vendran otros
en- que Bahar preparara la nueva
iglesia.
NARICES A LA MODA
Hasta los rincones Ignorados de al
Oceanfa y las casi inespioradas este
pas de America. biancos y negros,
rel os y amarilIos. los morales todos
sacrifican sus nltimos maravedises
por rendir tribute Ia mooa parisien.
Esto va es viejo, y contra csc SER
vilismo de toda la humani dad al ca
pricho y las genialidades del car&c-
ter frances, han protestado los bue.
nos patriotas d las dem&s nacfones.
Pero lejos de .destrulrse esta avasa-
lladora Influenza, cada d{a registra
nuevos triunfos Ia cronica eiegante.
Mr.. E6w RS acaba de recibir de
Haut Moo org los despojos de siete
salvages de la Fl oresta virgen, en- Gu
vas narices Sc observan claramente
las huellas de un eurioso entablillado,
verdadero preseutsmiento 0ytope zic0.
usado entire nquel as gentes incultas,
para cambiar la conhguraci6n de sus
chatas narlces y darlas la proportion
conte tura de los sp6adices nasa
les de la raza blanca.
Eli sabio doctor dice que los siete
salvajss tenfan va las narices a la
r0cheldna
lLos salvajes arreglandose las ma
rices & la francesa!
iNarices!
UN PROFETA
Toda la pob' aci6n de colcr de ira
fagetes, en- la Indiana. (Estados. Uni
dos, ha estado inqnieta y asustada
con las predicciones de an predicador
negro que anunci6 de que el mundo
iba q acabarse en breve. El tai ne gro,
nuevo milenario Sc decfa enviado de
Dios y pedfa en- nomb-e de este que
ell pueblo lie entregara sus bienes
Dsspues recogi6 psro no ha podido
disfrutar!os porque las autoridades
han dado con 8. y con Gus prediccio-
nes en- Ia c&rcel.
lNYECCIONES
Cada d{a pos sorprende Ia ciencia
me lica con nuevos y magni6cos ade-
lantos.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-07-03
TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN
ITO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH
j Of In Nlnr lnnn1N of I.ackn MAnnn anl


rINOTHE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH
L of Taylor, County of Lackawanna and
State of Pennsylvania:
Notice is hereby given that an election Will
he held at the places for holding municipal
saturday, the 10th day of July, A. ID. 1897,
the purpose of obtaining the assent of the
electors of said Borough to increase the in
debtedness of said Borough to an amount not
exceeding per centum upon the last as
sessed valuation of the taxable property
therein.
The amount Of the last assessed valuation
of the said Borough of Taylor Is S1oS,1SO.
There is no existing debt in said Borough
of Taylor.
The amount of the proposed increase is
twenty thousand (S2O,0OO) dollars. The
percentage OF the proposed Increase is
GOSO-I0SiSO.
The purpose for which the Indebtedness of
said Borough of Taylor Is TO be increased is
to manufacture electricity for commercial
purposes for the supply and use Of the inhab.
itantS of said Borough by means OF arc and
inCundeSccnt electric lights or any other
form or style OF electricity which may be
deemed most cXpedient and desirable for
those who may desire to use the same in
their dwelling houses, store rooms and other
places n said Borough.
The ordinance authorizing said increase OF
indebtedness OF said Borough was adopted by
the corporate authorities of said Borough OF
Taylor on the 25th day Of May, a. ID. 1897.
j. f., WATKINS, Burgess,
II, T.. HARRIS, Pres. Ct Council.
Attest:-G. j. POWELL, Clerk of Council.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-07-03

The choir of st. Luke's church ac-
cept the challenge of DR.. Pierce's class
to a game of ball at Lake Ariel on
July g. Thomas Jackson, captain.
Editor of the Scranton Tribune
The game between the city hall and
court house clubs is postponed until
next Saturday.
The Lilies of Archibald accept the
challenge of the Nonpareils Of Dun
more, for the formers grounds, July
l6. p. +. Munley manager,
The Hickorics of Jermyn, challenge
the Eurellas of Providence or Har-
monies of Scranton to game at Alum
nj park on Monday, July II. First an
swered will be accepted. We also
challenge the I.ackawaunas of Scran-
ton or the Populars of Moosic to a
game at Alumni park on Saturday
July II, p. j. Mcdonald, manager,
The Lilies of Archibald would like to
know if the Walla Wahs of Providence
will play them on Archibald grounds
July ~. They would also like to play
the Indians of DuIyea on Archibald
grounds any date they may name. +,
f, Munley, manager
The South Side Stars challenge the
Starlights of Petersburg to a game
July on the Moses Taylor Hospital
grounds. Answer in Monday morn
ings Tribune. j. Coon,
The West Side Athletics wish tc
know If the Minooka Populars are go
ing to play thern on jelly I on Minooka
grounds. Please answer In the Satur-
day evening papers and oblige Thomas
Tierney, manager
The Minooka PoDulars viii not play
the Apollos as they have a game ar
ranged with the West Side Athletics
July A. Il. Davis, captain.
St. Thomas college team and tho
Central Citys VIII play at Lake Arie
July :.
The Keystones accept the challenge
OF the Olyphant Crescents and viii play
them Monday morning on the Henry
grounds at 10 o'clock
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-07-03
STATE TEACHERS ADJOURN.
Final Sessions Held in Cascade Park.
Ideas Expressed in Resolutions.

New Castle, Pa, July 2.-The State
Teachers association concluded the
meeting here yesterday by a visit to
Cascade park, where the closing ses-
sion was held in the large pavilion.
Resolutions were passed thanking
Governor D. II. Hastings for having
again appointed DR.. n. G. Shaeffer sup
erintendent of public instruction, and
regretting that the legislature had
failed to pass the seven months school
bill School directors were urged TO
make a tax levy equal to the state
appropriation in their respective dis
tricts, and to encourage township high
schools. Closing remarks were made
by DR.. Crawford, of Allegheny college
DR.. l. A. Thayer, of this city, and
Deputy state Superintendent Henry
Houck.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-07-03

port were It not for the fact that we
happen to know that ]. p. Morgan has
not, up TO this time, offered the Le-
high Valley Presidency to Mr.. Winter
or any one else. Also that Mr.. Wilbur
can continue i'm office should he desire
to do so. 1t is probable, however that
Mr.. Wilbur will retire shortly. Just
when cannot now be stated. 1t will not
be, however, until the matters In hand,
including the financial deal with the
Drexel- Morgan syndicate shall have
been fully adjusted. MIR. Wilbur can
then retire with credit to himself, for
the Lehigh Valley will then be in bet
ter shape, financially and physically,
than 1t has been in recent years, and he
can turn over to his successor bigger
and better property than when he as
sumed executive control.
The new breaker of the Dusky Dia-
mond Coal company at Beaver Brook
was dedicated Thursday. The building
is SO feet in height and 126 feet in
length. The APPROACH to the breaker Is
on slope 200 feet long and 40 feet
high. 1t is fitted throughout with the
most modern machinery, among this
being friction engine, so constructed
that the breaker machinery can be OPP
Grated and the cars hoisted at one and
the same time, thereby insuring an
abundance of coal of all sizes contin-
ually. The veins that are being worked
and which underly this area are the
Wharton. Buck Mountain and Skid
more. They range in thickness from
s to 10 feet, and contain sufficient
quantity of coal to keep the operators
busy for the next ten years to come.
Another cave-in occurred in the old
workings of the Dodson mine at Plym-
| outh Thursday afternoon, affecting the
surface on Halleck's Hill, near the resi-
| dence of Squire Honeywell. The sur
face sank so suddenly that a large
sized porker which happened to be
| leisurely strolling along went down
with it and had a narrow escape from
being buried alive. The hole is about
twenty feet deep and about eight feet
/, in diameter.
An order for steel rails for an Indian
railway has been received by the Mary.
land Steel company, which is owned
by the Pennsylvania Steel company
The works of the company are at Bal.
timore, and there ii is understood, the
order will be filled. The contract i!
for $500 tons. While this is by no means
a large order, yet it is significant as
marking the introduction of American
rails into India.
July If doing no other good until 1
expires, has arrived with welcome new!
to q number of miners in the Tresckov
| No. 16 slope because Of the fact tha
gangway work in the Lykens and BuCl
Mountain veins is to be resumed i'm
mediately. These openings have beer
suspended for over a year and thei
resumption at this time will give EN-
ployment 20 a number of men.
The Lehigh & Wilkes Barre Goa
Company are having all their old car
burned w for the purpose of securing
the iron that is in them. This is tn
most valuable part of the old car an
the owners will not allow it to be pu
to waste. New cars are being con
structed instead
Gerald McKernan, Hazleton miner
his invented an improvised jigger pa
of which much is expected.
| o
The Hazard Mfg Co of Wilkes Barr
has declared a semi-annual dividend G
3 per cent.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-07-03
Tots Fatal Climb on a Wheel.

Bellefonte, July 2.-On the farm of
John Seibert, five miles from here, while
the men were engaged elsewhere this
evening. Charles Dale, the 5-year-old
son of Samuel Dale. of Warriors Mark,
Huntingdon county, climbed on the
wheel of a large hay wagon.
The team started, the boy was
thrown to the ground, run over and
instantly killed.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-07-03
|FREIGHT TRAINS
In COLLISION
Zen Thousand Dollars Worth of Property
Is Destroyed.
ROBERT REGAN, FIREMAN, is KILLED
Fast Freight and Coal Train on the
PENNSYLVANIA Collide in Philadei-
ghia--Both Engines Arc Completely
Wrccked--The Freight Engineer
Disregarded the Red Signal.

Philadelphia, July "A fast freight
and a coal train on the Pennsylvania
railroad cnlided this morning at Thir-
tieth and Spring Garden streets, and
one man, Robert Regain, a fireman,
was instantly killed. Both engines
were completely wrecked, involving a
loss of over $4,000.
The freight was the regular berry
train from Delaware to Jersey City,
which makes passenger schedule time
from this city to New York. The dead
man lived at - Front street, Jersey
City. The accident is said to be due to
the freight engineers disregarding the
ved signal.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-07-03
Pennsylvania neW$.

dren. In seeking a legal separation
from his better half Hannum alleges
unpleasant relations with her. setting
forth i'm his affidavit that she neglects
to mend his clothing, interferes with
the workmen about the farm and
makes things unbearable to him gener-
ally.
The couple still reside under the
same roof and are likely to continue
doing so until judicial proceedings rem
der a sundering of the marriage VOWS.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-07-03
REDUCTION IN PRICE OF GAS,

UNIIE SCRANTON GAS AND WATER co.
i and the Hyde Park Gas Co.
In accordance with the policy of these COM
pauies To reduce rates from time to time, as
may be warranted by increased Consump-
ton, notice is hereby given that on and after
July lst next, the price of gas Will be one
Dollar and Twenty Cents per one thousand
cubic feet consumed, subject TO the following
discounts; Five per cent, on all bills, where
the consumption for the month amounts TO
less than twenty-five dollars; ten per cent.
ON all bills where the consumption FOR the
month amounts to twenty-five dollars and
upwards Provided the bill IL paid on or be-
fore the 2Oth day of the month in which tn {
bill Is presented,
by order Of the Board,
G. r. HAND, Secretary.
scranton, Pa, June 2lStr 1897.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-07-03
FIRE IN A NINE.
The Red Ash Vein of the Pettebone
Again on Fire.

Wilkes-Barre, JULY 2.-Fire broke out
in one of the chambers of the RED Ash
vein of the Pettebone mine at an early
hour this morning. The fire started
from a blower and communicated to
some rubbish. The alarm was given
and all the hose at the colliery was TAX
en- into the mine. After an hour or so
of hard work the fire was extinguished.
Men are working in all veins today and
the breaker is also running.
II Is fortunate for the ID. L. & w.
company and the miners employed in
the Pettebone that the fire was so cas-
lily extinguished. The Pettebone is
probably the most gaseous mine of any
in the valley and has already under
went two disastrous fires, which 1t
took months to eXtinguish.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-07-03
AMATEUR BALL NOTES.
Information for MIR. Gillespie.

Sir: In yesterday mornings Trib-
une, William Gillespie, manager of the
so-called Olyphant browns, modestly
stated that the Olyphant Browns
would not play at FarView heXt Mon
day. We would like to impress upon
Mr.. Glllespie's mind Gf he has a mind
OF his OWN, that he has nothing to
do with the game at Farview,
(Signed) Peter Walsh.
The Nonpariels, of Priceburg, accept
the challenge Of the Old Forge Dashers
to play ball on the Fourth of July on
the Dashers grounds. T, Hall, mana
ger.
The Nonpariels, of Priceburg chal-
lenge the Apollos or the Crescents of
Pine Brook to a game of ball on the
PriceburS grounds at o'clock, First
answer first served. Answer in any Of
daily papers.
The Little Stars will meet the Mo-
docks at the end Of the Petersburg car
lire Monday morning, July 8. f. Fos-
ter, manager.
The Park Place Defenders challenge
No Sc school for July x 1897. VIII meet
them at Athletic Park at 2,3O sharp,
Edward Collins, manager; Thomas
Burke, captain.
The Apollos cannot play the West
Side Athletics July 4, as they play the
Mlnooka Populars on that day, but will
play them July II. Answer at once. j.,
Allen, captain; j. Ricdenbach, mana
ger
The Rosettes. of the South Side,
would like to play the Young Harmon
les, Of the Flats, Saturday afternoon at
2.20 o'clock on the CoWtield grounds. j.
Hahn, manager,
The Rosettes except the challenge
of the South Side Stars for Monday
afternoon at 2,9O o'clock, on the Cow
field grounds. j. Hahn, manager.
The Taylor Rose Buds challenge the
Anthracites, of the West Side, TO a
game on the Taylor grounds for Mon
day morning, July 8, If you possibly
can, please let us know by telephone
this evening. Evan Davis, manager,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-07-03
NEWS OF OUR INDUSTRIES.

Says the Railway Age: Coupled with
a further sharp advance in the price of
Lehigh Valley stock came a revival
of rumors of an early change in the
management of the company. This time
the gossips have it that President Win
ter, who recently sent in his resigna-
ton to the Northern Pacific directory
will be President Wilbur's successor
We would pay no attention to this re-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-07-03
Girl Kills a Rattlesnake.

Sharon, July Clara Dindinger aged
IL years, of French Creek township,
this county, was attacked by a rattle
snake while watering flowers in her
fathers yard yesterday. She thought
it was a piece of common oil cloth, but
when she caught hold of it saw her
mistake. She killed it. The snake was
three feet long and had nine rattles.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-07-03
welded LIFE WEARIES HIM.
Says His Wife Won't Mend His
Clothes and Seeks Divorce.

West Chester. July 2.-Samuel f.
Hannum, one of the best-known far
mers in Southern Chester county, and
residing, in New Garden township, has
grown tired of connubial unhappiness
and seeks divorce from his wife, al
though she has borne him eight chill
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-07-03
MINER INSTANTLY KILLED.
John Clumnan, of Pittston, Meets
Death Under n Fall OF Rock.

Pittston, July John Cluman, a
miner in the Phoenix mine of the New
ton Coal company, was instantly killed
at 1890 O'Clock this morning by a fall
of rock. His back was broken.
He was as years of age and is sur
vived by wife and several children.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-07-03
Preparing to Celebrate Massacre.

West Chester, July 2-The one hun
dredth and twentieth anniversary of
the massacre of Continental soldiers at
Paoli under General Mad" Anthony
Wayne occurs in September next, and
already preparations are being made
to celebrate the event in a proper man.
ner.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-07-03
CHIROPODIST AND MANICURE.

CORNS, BUNIONS AND INGROWING
~ nails cured without the least pain or
drawing blood. Consultation and advice
given free. T.. NJ. HETZEL, Chiropodist
$50 Lackawanna avenue. Ladies attended
at their residence if desired. Charges moder-
ute.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-07-03

rVO BUY-FOR $4,000, A DESIRABLE
l single residence worth about $4,000.
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customer. w. r. uACKErT. Real Estate
and Fire Insurance.