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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-10
CONTRACT LET.
A Sanitarium to Be Erected In the Capt.
tai City.

A Sanitarium to Be Erected In the Capt.
tai City.
The contract for the stone founda-
tion for sanitarlum building for DR..
X. Cartwright TO be built on corner OF
Winter and Ferry street was let yes
terday afternoon TO Geo. A. Stevens
the well-knOwn contractor. The build
Ing will be two story frame 4Ox6O
with stone basement. The basement
will contain kitchen, laundry, dining
room, lecture room, furnace room with
pantries and ample corridors. The
upper floors will be devoted to the
private OF physician, operating rooms,
and private wards with large Railways
aud corridors. The building will have
the best OF sanitation and ventilation
and the very best known hygenic rule
will be followed in every particular.
Henry Harrlld is the architect which
Is In itself sufficient TO guarantee the
character OF the structure which will
nil a long felt want aad at the same
time be an ornament to the city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-10
0Rs5nS PERSONALS

Jpo Bull, or Newbufg, is at the Cool
House.
~. z. Pogue returned this morning
FROM Portland.
Grandpa J. L. Bennett is suffering
an attack Of la grippe.
Judge J. F. Caples returned thii
morning TO the metropolis,
Postmaster Robert Johnson, of Cor.
wallis. was 10 the city today.
Mayor Walter l.. Tooze came up
from Woodburn this morning.
Miss Pauline LOoney, OF jefferson,
is 10 the city the guest Of friends
DR.. J. NJ. Kitchen. OF StaytoD, was
Salem business visitor Tuesday.
Judge J. j. Whitney returned Tues
day evening 20 his home at Albany.
Mrs. h. W. Sheffield, OF Spokane,
Wn., is guest at the Willamette.
J. Fishburn, former Salem bnsl
ness man Is now located at Craig, Ari-
zona.
Mrs. DIR, II. +. Mccormick, Of Eu-
gene, is u guest OF her sister Mrs. r..
s. Bean. l.tf
II. j. Day, city marshal for Albany,
Is In the city, having business before
the circuit court.
A. p. Magness, OF Wheatland, and
Henry Nice, Of Newport, registered az
the Willamette Hotel.
"Ell' Lee, the local agent for the
Rambler bicycle, was business visI-
tor 10 Jefferson this morning.
E. II. Applegate and o. Mattoon
came down from Drain this morning
and are registered at the Willamette.
Geo. II. Cline, OF woodburn, ar
rived In the city last evening for
short business visit.
Mrs. W.'R. Dunbar, whe has been
visiting for several weeks with her
sister Mrs. +. u. Hodgkln, left Tues.
day afternoon for her home at Golden
dale, Wn.
Chas. ID. Rakestraw, Of Washington
ID. O., ex-superlntendent OF the Che.
mawa Indian Training school, is
registered al the Willamette last
evening.
]. Il. Eddy, editor OF the R0seburg
Plaindealer, was In the city today.
Mr.. Eddy still retains his connection
with that Indispensable body known
AS the board of railroad commission
ers.
Homer Davenport, the great car
toonist, Is expected 10 Salem tonight.
having passed through Chlcoga on
sunday lie was called home by the ,
serious illness OF his father, Il. NJ
Davenport, who Is much improved.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-10
COUNTY
Teachers Examination Today
Fifty-Three Of Marion COunp's
Educators Examined.

The first quarterly teachers examln'
alton for lSgI Segan this afternoon IN
the Sunday school room pf the Uni
tartan church. 1t was intended to
have the examination in the county
court room but owing to number de-
string TO take the examination, more
spacious quarters had TO be provided
for
The class numbers fifty-three Of
whom one seeks a state diploma, six
desire a first grade certificate, nine
would be pleased to receive a second
grade certificate while thirty-seyen
would content themselves with a third
grade certificate. A brighter or bet
ter looking class Of young people one
seldom. has the pleasure Of seeing.
The examination is being con-
Quoted by County Superintendent G.
w. Jones, assisted by Miss Lizzie Cor
nelius, Of Turner, and Professor J."J.
Krapps, Of Salem.
The members Of the class, and the
certificate for which they are striving
are as follows:
State diploma: w. R. Powers, Of
Salem.
First grade-Efie NJ. JudsOn, W. A.
Morris, and Jessie Martin, Of Salem;
Emma Massey, Of Brooks; VIM. Cum
mings, OF Shaw; and Jennie Timber
lake, OF Mehama.
Second grade-Alice Barrows, LO-
rina E. YOder, and D. NJ. Evans, OF
Salem; Leola E. Smith, of the Fair
Grounds; Clarence Beaver, Oracle A. |
Ruble, and John L. Morley, Of Silver
ton; b. ". Bruce, of Turner; and |
Minnie Timm, Of Liberty.
Third grade certificates: E. c.
Piper, Edith Elgin, Minnie KOsch-
nuder, Edith L. Lathom, Emelyn E.
Clarke, Marcia Burton, Alice Daven-
port, Annas POyser, o. Blair, Lou
Albee, Of Salem; John E. Henberger.
Effie Williams and Walter Smith, Of |
'ublimity; Olive Timberlake, Ethel |
and Jennie Cook of Mehama;
Clara Kirkpatrick and Otto G. Wea-
'er, OF Aumsville: Kate Saunders, and
.ennle Cline, Of Woodburn; Mollie
ruggle, Geo. Landon, Guy Nordyke,
lawrence Mcclure, Lettie Cox, and
iOllie Markland, Of Silverton; Jessie
Nettie Read, Clara
Minnie Silver and
Iary Wood, Of Turner; Rolla Llesy
nd Laura Taylor, Of Brooks: It. A.
ieatly, OF Chemawd; Laura Thomas.
I Jefferson; Cora b. Phillips, of ]
Whitaker: and Gertrude linus, OF
'uDd ee. q
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-10
BILLS
introduced by 'BenSOnIteS'
More or Less Wise Legislation
Proposed,

Following are some Of the bills 10
troduced in the Benson house an'
seut to the state printer, but mo-
printed:
Crawford: To make railroad com
panies liable for negligence OF agents
or employees.
David: To give laborer on any farn
/ or land prior lein on crop.
Hogue: To make unlawful any not'
containing an attorney fee.
Hope: To amend medical law.
Lake: To authorize convict laoor
to build Macadamized road from Sa'
lem north. Appropriates $4,000.
Iangell: To limit pay Of district
attorney to $500 from state and 50 a
day while attending court during
setting of grand jury.
Marsh: That all trials in justice
courts be brought in precinct where
committed.
Smith of Marion: To require ware
housemen, wharfngers and commits
sion men, to procure license of county
court and give bond for $4,000.
/; Somers: Redistricting state. gives
Multnomah senators, and 10 repre-
'and Joint senator with
Linn.
Thomas, of Multnomah; Same
gives Multnomah I senators
and l5 representatives, and a joint
senator with Crook, Harvey and Lake.
Bridges, Improvements at soldiers
home, appropfiates $500.
Hogue, relating to tenants in COM
mon, abolishing joint tenancy.
Benson, regulate fishing in Rogue
river and Tributaries. Makes closed
season between April Is and June !
and August 10 and September l5.
Chapman, to make appOrtionment |
Of all school money on third Monday
in April and August, of 500 to each
school aud balance per capita Of school
Brown Of Morrow, to eXterminate
Russian thistle, appropriates $4,000,
creates board of thistle commissioners
at salary Of s4.OO day each.
Crawford, to amend law relating to
redemption Of real property.
David, to fix boundaries of Gillian
county.
Gurdane, to authorize a tax of one
Mill on the dollar to establish free
public libraries.
Hogue, to regulate duty of official
eporterS.
Hope, to reimburse Malheur county
2Ol.7s.
Lake, Of Lincoln, to establish paths |
or pedestrians and wheelmen along
ide Of county roads and punish any,
ne for destroying same by riding,
irving or herding stock on same.
Marsh, to compel school officers to
urchase a flag, flagstaff, and appli.
noes to raise and lower the same, and
DIST same during school hours.
Somers, to amend law of pleadings.
Stanley, to create office of county
rosecuting attorney in each county
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-10
MARION.

Marion schools will close this week
Exhibition will commence at 7 D. m
Friday and will close with a social at
Mr. Jake STRANGERS. All are in.
vited.
Mr.. NJ. B. George, from Soda
Springs Ida, has been visiting with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
George for a short time and started
on his home trip on the Sth.
Miss Lee, who has been very low
lor some time is reported some better.
The little son of Mr.. Win Jones, Of
Jefferson, is dangerously sick.
Mr. Nate Elliott, of Salem, has
been the guest of Mr.. jerry Wvant
Tor the last week
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-10
MARRIED

Observation-Disclosures
aence OF Mr.. and Mrs d N " 'He E resi-
No. 26s Front street So,an 60 w, frazer,
S6snro re1ruaTy ~ g. 1897, Miss Libbie
JnStjce Je ot 70 Mr.; Thornton Goldsbv
officiating. H. A. johnson,
The bride recently arrived :, -
Src0', O,ry On !, a visit to Mrs Frazer. The Tbe
tor s,UO@ Sh,s Is real estate broker in Seattle
via is wnlcn thn emp place the happy couple eft
whera h rue ~. ~ local Tuesday afternoon
'Aeie 'hey will make their 6o@sn 6Tesnoon
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-10

making present district attorney
county attorney of county where he
now resides and fixing salary for each
county. ioi edch
cordlU rdHlOmaS' relating to filing and 20
oofdlng OF chattel mortgages anu re
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-10

JUST STEP IN-And see the fine lot
OF Fedora and other styles of hats,and
the neat Golf and Yachting caps at
the New York Racket. A heavy per
cent is saved by buying from them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-10

DON'T FAIL-TO hear Mrs. Clara
Hoffman, of Missouri, at the Baptist
church, Sunday night. or her Miss
willard says: 1--WE send you our best.
she is second to none"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-10

ScAilliHg's Best tea-gro-
Ger gives your money back
if you don't like il.
It's one thing to say
meaey back. and another
thing to do money back.
We say it. and your gro
Ger does it; and we pay him.
A ScAiiliaS a Cs,apaay
San fgaaSlICa SO
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-10

RScts, Rt bhaEcEIvED.-The New Vol.
goods S,rSS nss Just received large ~, oolk TX
SSs iny =, 3hlreet hreet from New YORK 81 cor 10y OF
arssS srs VI hosiery, gloves, lace au consist
SseSi,-Aee SleSi Aee curtains, eoInta.old- tennorold-
noS.JLuateiehlefs, no.Lnt ties, cuffs paahes,
eoDiS sO01el knives, pens mrs eoilars,
SSonl9S, S, hair pins, eIotb uises, side
sDS 0pSSSneS, ne ribbed underwear tnl ana hair
s an9 children, Umbrellas 'Sr SIor Tor ladies
racket nricss ~ o'her Items, ali sold - y
"''i save you money. low. IPaein, y sil.,,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-10
WILLS BROS. 6 60,

80, Court aud Liberty,
The Cash ps Goods, ClothlHg and
Shoe House.
This coupon, n presented at f.
. time ~ purchase will entltle the (.
f.. bearer % one-nfth on on all cash /.
F, purchases 0f dress goods, clothing, /.
. shOcs and hats. Good only To /,
February IS, 1897.
MILLS RRos. a 90. /,
..st...s.. ..........
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Still Going On -

The great coupon sale. Fine dress
goods, clothing, shoes aud hats
sold at one-tifth OF II you bring ia
the coupons. Don't miss this
golden Opportunity, sale will
olose February "a.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-10

hev. Myron W. Reed, OF Denva,
oplects 70 this country furnishing re-
nliei Tor the famine ana nisa,S,-
stricken people Of India. NC
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-10

BICYCLE MESSENGERS. tele-
phohe 40 or blue boxes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-10
Oawson'S Bitters for indigestiou

Finest vegetables in the. land olwo, -,
ia State street. grocery, Y
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-10

4hs As- --As
t!E.ls ~
d 'E@zHZ ZzzzlI vs,S5s., vs,:Is
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-10

Hsar'hurO cured BY Da~sOns Bl,t.u.
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TAYLOR.

A party Of friends of Willie Morgan
rendered him an agreeable surprise
birthday party at his home in West
Minouka ON Friday evening, the occa-
sion of his thirteenth anniversary. The
evening was pleasantly spent with
many different games, after which re-
freshments were served. Those present
were: Miss Gertrude Watkins, Lizzie
and Cordie Owens, Blanch Winslow,
May Davis, Carrie, Alma and Lizzie
Lowering, Marshie and Hattie Knapp,
Lizzie Davis. Henrietta Harris, Leah
and Maud Evans. Gertrude Thomas,
GLADYS Samuels, Jane Jones, Bertha
Rose, Lydia Hoskins, Kate and Lucy
Winters, Rertha Lowering, Della Knapp.
Jessie Ray, and Alice Morgans, Edith
HoWells, and Thomas Evans, Edgar
Davis, John, Arthur and Willie Nor
gans, Eugene and Chester Reese, Thos.
Hoskins, Benjamin Harris, John Bow
en-. Lewis Jenkins, Evan Jones, Frank
Carlos, Thomas Perry, Fred Rose, Her
bert Guard. Benjamin Jones, Ezra Pow
ell and Willie Thomas.
Mrs. G. w. Miller and daughter, Fan
ME, OF E!mira, n. v who have been
visiting relatives en- North Main street,
left for Susquehanna where they will
visit relatives before returning home.
The funeral OF BlodWyn, the d-year-
old child of Mr.. and Mrs, David Jenkins
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.yERMYN.


Mrs. S. y. Davis is quite i'll at her
home corner Main and Bacon streets.
Mr. j. f. sullivan is i'll at his home
on the Fast Side.
Miss Roll of Hamlnton, Wayne coun-
ty, is visitinc Miss Kate Sampson, ON
Second street
Miss Flora Moass. of Mount Pleasant,
has accepted a position as head milliner
in Mrs. Harris millinery store on Main
street.
DR. w. j. Eaker, on Friday evening
last attended convention OF dentists
held at Scranton.
Mrs. NJ. Harris leaves this morning
for New York. where she will remain
about two weeks.
Electric lights illuminated West May
field. for the first time on Saturday
niGht
Two whist players from Carbonate
| and two from this town had a friendly
game on Friday evening, which resulted
N a victory for Jermyn. The result
was II to 3.
Miss NorthOp, of Scranton. who has
been visiting Miss Swick, on Second
street returned to her home on Satur-
| day.
Mr.. Alfred Helmes spent Saturday
! Win lllS sun, NltlItS -. lltllllt', III
| Scranton.
Mr.. Levi Snyder of Snyder d Ed
munds, proprietors of the Windsor
house. was a business caller in Scranton
| Saturday.
Mr Stephen Morcom spent Saturday
| in Scranton.
DR.. S. d. Davis and son, Harold
spent Saturday in Pittston, wnere the
| former had been called on professional
| business.
Mr.. William Rawling was a caller in
| Olyphant on Saturday.
Miss Williams, a teacher in the May
field schools. has resigned her position
anG the scnool board are looking for a
young woman to take her place. Only
normal graduates are eligible.
Miss AnEie Mclaughlin, of Scranton,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred Soby.
on Third street.
The Delaware and Hudson breaker
viii probably be idle two or three days
this week to make the connections at
the breaker with the new road in course
Of construction. When it is completed
the gravity cars to and from this break
er viii be run on the main track by
means of third rail. BY the change
the hosting engines at the breaker
plane will be dispensed with
On Friday Tax Collector Roe of May
field. levied on the housenold goods of
Mr.. Winfield Scutt for taxes. This is
the iirsts tep toward litigation that Will
prove costly to both boroughs. The
trouble arises over the taxes Of Mr.
Scutt, who is located over the line
dividing tho two boroughs. He pur-
chased the lot some three years agC
| ha Ipltp Smith and his
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Saturday morning at about half-past
eight o'clock the people in the neigh
hOrhoOl of the New York store We're
startled by the cry of fire and the aD-
pearance of smoke in the interior of the
building. The only occupants of the
store at that time We're the lady clerks
and one customer, Mrs. Samuel shy,
who gave the alarm and the Mitchels
soon responded, but their services We're
not needed as the fire had been eXtin-
euished before their arrival. The fire
was confined to a pile of papers which
made a considerable smoke but little
damage. Mr.. Lucas, the proprietor Of
the store, arrived during the excite
ment end made a thorough investiga-
tion to make sure that no fire remained
between the floors.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-15
OLYPIIAN L.

The obseuuies over the remains of
the late John II. Telford took place sat
urday afternoon at 30 o'clock. n large
number of friends of the family gath
cred at his home and viewed the re-
mains. Rev. j. r. Ellis, pastor of the
BIakely Baptist church, was the Off
ciating clergyman. The pall-bearefs
We're: John Taylor, Robert Petch,
Richard Daw. John Indian, Edward
Matthews and John Taylor, of Throop
Interment was made in Union ceme-
terry.
An effort will be made to organize d
branch of the Young Mems Institute
at the Father Matthew hall on Tuesday
evening. Robert Emmet O'Boyle, of
Scranton, is Interested in the move
ment
The well known comedians, McAulilte
and Greene. will present THE West
erner" at the Father Mathew opera
house Thursday night Popular prices
will prevail, 10. 20 and 30 cents.
The Misses Knox and Miss HenWood'
of Scranton. We're guests of Miss Nettle
Knapp on Saturday.
r. Nj. Voyle spent yesterday at Car
bondale.
Miss Annie Read. who has been visit
ing here for the past two weeks, VIII
return to her home in Philadelphia to-
day.
Miss Lizzie Farrell is visiting rela-
tiVes at CarbOndale.
The Ancient order of Hibernians OF
this place will participate in the pa
rade at Scranton on Wednesday.
The council will meet tonight.
Thomas Martin, of Carbondale' mas
resigned his position at the windsor
G. j. Watkins visited his home al
! TAYLOR yesterday.
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LOCAL AND Personal NOTES.

Mrs. A. b. Nicol, of Olyphant, spent
Saturday in this city.
Mrs. Arthur O'Malley is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Patrick Duffy, on Gordon
avenue.
Miss Elizabeth Abbott, of the Wilkes
Barre city hospital, is spending few
days in this city.
Miss Lizzie Walsh is confined to her
home by illness.
Mrs. Eugene Smith is entertaining
her sister, Miss Hattie Hahn, of See
leyVille.
Miss Anna Moyles, of Scranton, is
the guest of her sister Mrs. =. j. Pow
derby, on Eighth avenue,
Mrs. Jane Singer and family will
move to Scranton April |.
Miss Rose Clifford, who has been the
guest of friends in Pittston and AVoca
the past two week has returned home.
Edward Haley of Dundaff street, left
last week for Carson City, where he will
remain until after the Corbett and
Fitzsimons fight on Wednesday.
Miss Lizzie Davis, of Scranton, has
returned home after visit with friends
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs James Courtney, OF
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THE WAYFARERS' LODGE.


lNlE tOf W olh.
From the sun,
The Wayfarers' Lodge IS at 5lG West
Twenty eighth street it is four-atnrF
building constructed chiefly of brick.
and steel, with an office extension, ana
a spacious adjoining woodward, The
superintendent is Gilbert G. Iiebbard,
in, The lodge was built by the Charity
Organization society, and opened in
the fan of 1893. Since then it has sup
plied about 10000 meals and about 25,OOO
lodgings. to homeless men, in return
for a reasonable amount of work in
the woodward. The standard measure
of work REQUIRED is the saving of an
eighth Of a cord of wood. For this the
lodge gives supper and breakfast and
lodging and bath. The bath is COM
pusory. At each meal every man gets
all he wants to eat absolutely without
question.
The Charity Organization society
sells for 81 a book of ten tickets, each
ticket emitting the bearer to two meals,
a bath, and a nights lodging, if he Is
willing to do the work required. These
tickets are given by the purchaser to
applicants for relief. The society sells
also, at five for 81, tickets for men with
homes, each ticket emitting the bear
er to earn 80 cents i'm the woodward,
These tickets are intended to be given
to men with families who are out of
work. These men come to the yard,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-15

Friday evening DR.. w. w. Fletchers
Sunday school class met at his office ON
Main street and the question as to
whether this government should inter-
fere in Cuban affairs was discussed. The
question was decided in favor of the
affirmative, but that possibly was ow-
ing to the fact that some who would
have spoken on the negative We're un-
avoidably absent. The boys show much
interest but as yet are unframed in this
line, but as this is their first attempt
their meetings will undoubtedly prove
more interesting as time proceeds.
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South Washington street entertained
William Brownell, of Dundaff. ON Sat
urday.
lG. X. Morse is a victim Of the pre-
yailng mulady, the grip.
Rev. -. A. Roccu is i'll with the grip
and was not able to preach yesterday.
John Barckey. a brother of Dr. Il. q.
Barckley, formerly of this city, is Il
professional base bail player and has
signed to catch for the Reading team
this season.
Miss Flo Allen. of Forest City, was
the guest of friends in this city last
week.
Rev. Charles L. Fitchell, of Lansford,
Pa, ofliciated in Trinity church yes
terday morning and evening.
Miss Clara SCurry spent Sunday in
Scranton.
Il. j. Lewis has returned, to his home
in Nantcoke after a visit in this city.
A. l.. Gurney has been called to Bing-
hamton by the serious illness of his
father.
Miss Albro. of Scranton, spent Sunday
with Miss Susie Jadwin.
Mrs Archibald Turnbull of Scranton,
has returned home after Il visit in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Griftis and
daughter, May, spent Sunday in Scran-
ton.
j. d. Purtcl spent Sunday at his
home in Deposit
Mrs. James Norton is confined to her
home by illness.
Miss Jennie Note. of Scranton, is Wis
iting Miss Minnie Mohre on Park street.
Michael Mooney, of Brooklyn street,
one of the best base bah players in this
section of the state has received flat
tering offer from the WaVerly, n. Y.
team for the coming season, and he VIII
probably sign with the club.
Mrs. Frederick Penwarden is improv-
! ing after a serious illness.
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FAVOR BRICK PAVE.
Decision of Park Place and Sixth
Avenue Property Holders.


Friday evening a meeting of the res
idents of Park Place and sixth avenue
was called to decide as to what KIND ol
pavement should be used in paving
those streets. The meeting was held at
Thomas O'Connelrs store and IL. B.
Jadwin was chosen chairman, and Mr..
oConnell secretary. The meeting last
ed about an hour and the general opln-
ion appeared to be in favor of NitrIled
brick on gravel base
MIR. O'Co1nel thought however that
this was bad year to start any M
provement owing to the hard times.
Both he and Mr. JadWtn advocated de-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-15

DR. n. c. Wheeler delivered a lecture
on digestion" Friday evening to the
nurses at the hospital. The subject
matter had been carefully prepared and
the lecture was illustrated by stereop-
ticon views Tomorrow evening DR..
Grander, of Forest City, will speak on
Food and Dictctics' and DR.. Wheeler
viii follow up DR.. Grander's address
With a lecture ON absorption"
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CARbONDAL.E,

TReaders will please note that advertise
ments, orders for job work, and items TOT
publication left at the establishment OF
Shannon & Co.. newsdealers, North Main
street, will receive prompt attention; or
flee open from 8 a. m. to 10 p. MI
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.
your little pamphlet, thought l
would give your medicine trial, and
it is wonderful how quickly it relieved
me. ] recommend it for all women
VINO suffer with painful menstruation.
---MRs. GEORGE NEHRBoss, Crittendon,
Erie Co.. n. y.
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do the work required, get the money
for it, and go away. A dozen men seen
there at work saving and spntung
wood and earning the money called
for by these tickets were evidently re-
spectacle and self-resuecting men.