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Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-30
INTERESTING ITEMS.

It is estimated that tbere are 400, ,000,- GOO guns in the world.
 British postal correspondence with the United States last year was fl l.0O0,- coO letters, etc, against only 65,OO0,0O0 with Europe.
 It may net be generally known that the original idea of the Cninaman's pig tail was that it formed a convenient handle by which, one day. he would be lifted up to paradise. This curious be- lief is still to be found among the na- lives.
 The largest bog in Ireland is the bog of Allen. which staetches across the center of the island east of the Shannon and covers nearly 25O.OO0 acres. Alto gether there are nearly 3.OOO.O00 acres of bog in Ireland-that is to say, about one-seventh of the total area of the country is bog.
 Perhaps the most remarkable art ex- bibit in the world is that of the lunatics in the Nille-Evrar asylum in Paris. Most of the patients in the asylum have been painters or designers. and the phy- sicians in charge inaugurate "salon" of their works. The effect on the minds of the patients is said to be excellent.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-30
The Firth of tisc Gre ate r.
 New York.

With the dawn of the new year tic "GreateI" New York Is ushsced into tho world full grown giant. Ire problem sf nunioipal government is to be put te the suPremest tert. Within its limits Is contained 8 poBu- Istion equal to thst of thirteen 9! our sovereign States at ONT last csntus, and as numerous as that of the oIigi- nal thirteen Statss. Provisions Tor the fife and health ef this vast multi tud Of all nations and cliAes is an unsoIvsd enigma. ThsusaEds of suf- ferers in New York and elsewhere are wrsstsd rom the grasp of that agonizing complaint, rhsumati.nn, by the timely use of Hos;etter's Stomach Bitters. which is preventive ef malaria and kidney complaint, and a curative of liver complaint, constiPs- ton and nervsusssss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-30
The contract for srnnlrffr the go,
6zG.y To 0ot. Good |.

Good looks are res'ly more than s'7 deep, depending entirely on g hra' Fy condition Of all the vial organs. If the liver be inactive, you have bilious Iock: Ifycur stomach be disoTdered, you have dyspeptic look; If your kidneys be
 fiet.ed, yon have a pir rched lcok. Se-
 UT good health, and you will surely have Q. looks. "Eleciric Puters" isa 2. cd A',cFaiive and Tonic. Acts directly on iE tomach, liver and kidneys. Purifes ,h, blood, cures pimples, blotohes and bcis, and gives a good complexion. Every bot leguaranteed. Sold at Tomb stone Drug Store and all druggists. 50 cen.s per bottle.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-30
MINING ASSOCIATION.
Resolution Adopted at Phoe.
 nix Convention.

The Minors Convention at Phoenix passed the following resolution be'ore sdjourning sine die:
 PHOENIX, Ariz., Jan. 9, 1898. To the Hon. M. c. Ssmaniego, Chair
 man of the Mining Convention:
 SIR: The committee appointed to report a plan for the permanent e. ganizatisn of a Territorial Min Association de respectfully submit the foilowing:
 l. That the existing organization ef the present convention be nair tai ned until euch time as future convention cempsssi of duly accredited delegates rem each county be held to for.h 9 Territorial Mining Association.
 ,. That such delegates be selected, by election or otherwise, by these en- gagged in mining is the county to which euch delegates ars accredited.
 8 That the convention proposed 70 bs held for the purpose of forming q permanent organization be held in the city of Phoenix on tho frst Tuesda :" in March, 1898.
 4. That the qualification for aer- bership in the proposed Territorial Mining Association st all be confined te persons pccunisrily interested in the development of the mineral re- sources of Arizona.
 }. Tha. in the convention to be here after hel4 for the purpose Of forming such Territorial MIaing Az sociation, that the representation oi . county, SO far rs ros-ibie, b. based on the relative importance of mining a- sn industry in each county, and To! this purpose tie committee suGges 2 the following as basis If -rrr sent ton: Apache 3, Navajo 3, Coconin0 6. Mohsve 6, Yavapai C, Maric0Pa 6, Piaal 5, Gila (, GI4Lam 6. Cochise 6. Pima G, Yuma 6.
 6. That for the purpose of further ing and insuring the holding oi tie convention to organize such Ttrrit = rial Mining Association, that this meeting do appCiE: committee 0. three practical minirg men in each county to urge and promote a ful. attendance at the proposed ccnve IT. tisn.
 Respectfully submitted,
 l.. J, EDWAPDS,
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-30
STATE OF OHIO, CITY TOLEDO, |.
 LECAs COUN1v.

Frank J. Cheyney msEes oath that he is the senior partner of the finn O F. J. Cbeyney & Co.,, doing business in She city of Toledo, county asd sta.e a:oresaid, and that said firm will pay the cum of ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS for each and every case of Catar.h that cannot he cured by the use of Halls CRtarrn Cure.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, th.s 9th day oi Decem- ber, 1886.
 lsEAL A. W. GLEASON,
 Notary Public. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter- nslly and acts directly on the back and mucus surfaces of the system Send for testimonials free.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO,
 Toleao,O
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-30
To read Phoenix paper ene would

To read Phoenix paper enc would never kbow whether it gets cold in the capital oity or not, so guarded is the news regarding cold weather in the three daiiies, bu. yesterday sn in- necent iten, appeared in the Republi- can, evidsr fly overlooked by the city editor, in which it was stated ,ha, icieies two feet long formed on the city fountsin during the night. That reporter may lsse his job if he makes another s!eak like that.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-30

According 10 the Mineral Industry, the product of copper in ths United States for the year 1897 was 475, ,33s, ,- 24o pounds, being an increa.e of 6,7ls,367 pounds over the previous year. Of this Arizona produced S0,- 656, ,409 pounds, being an increase of her product over that of 1896 of G,656 .4O6. COchisC county furnished her quota Of the increase, and is en;i- tied to good share of the credi: for the Arizona showing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-30
COnsumptiOn l'Osi:isc:. CurG.

MT. R. 5. Greeve, merchant, 3. Chilhowie, Va, ceriifies that he had con. sumption, was given up to die, sought al medical treatment that m~ney could procure, tired all cough remedies he could hesr O, but aot no relief; spent many nIghts sitting mp in a char; was induced 10 try Dr. Kings New Dis covery. and was cured by Use of two bo:- lies. For past three years has been a. - ten ii' g o business and says Dr. King $ NeS Discovery Is the grandes. remedy ev-rna .e, as It has dcne so much for him and also for others in his comIun
 ". Dr. Kings New Discovery is guaranteed for Coughs, Colds and Con sumption, It don't fail. Trial bottles free at Tombstone Dug Store, and all Druggists.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-30

Coal is becoming quite 8 laeior fer fuel in mining heraaboG,s instead e wood. Coal i- shipped ,o Tombstone delivered in carload loi from Cerrii,O x NJ, for $lO.55 per ,en, and a. A tea Q! coal IS equal to over two and one .haIIt cord, Of wood, the saving At tu. present price of wool is at once arps- ent. IL is uadoi-tvod the Comm on. wealth Co. at Pearce aIe a'so contem plating the use of coal instead of wood at their hoi5,iDg works and mil aud vii soon be building bunkers lt to receive large consignment
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-30
FUN FOR TIE TABLE.

At musicale and supper Mrs. De- forest suGges,,I that lhe vatcrmeion .n:"ht aid the chorus. Sccoping it out would make it heller.
 Pa" asked Johury. what grows in 2 beer garGcr?' '.The head, my son." 2roancd Mr. Jagway. applying some more pounded ice.
 There is only crc thiar which is said 70 be worse than being called upon un- cypectCd!y 10 make an after-dinrer epcech-th@t is 10 prepare an aftcr-din- rer speech and not be asked to de- liver it.
 in Paris cafe. says a writer, asked the maid whether she did let think the name OF the menu: 'Demi tasse cafe au lait frappc a Ia glace.' was very in- liatrd for such a small cup of cold cor- fse and milk. "Tes. madam" sLc re- piled, ''it occupies the mind as well as tr' stoTa~h"
 The contract Tor supplying the gov c-nment with postage stamps will eS- ri-2 July l, 1898. As number of the lower denominations are booked for a change in color, il would not u. sur pr!sing if an entire new issue should make its appearance at that time.
 There has been increased demand for the iucased postage stamps of the 1861 issue, which were Hsed during the war, in the dearth of small change. Col lectors should be on their guard. how ever, as there is great chance for fraud in these stamps.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-30
BlsBEE JOlTlNGS
BlsbEE, Jan. 2s. 1898.

BIsBEE, Jan. 2s. 1898.
 COVERINGS.
 Chas. Bacigalupi, Jr., is over from Pearce and will accept Q position with c. 4. Overleck.
 Dr. Sweet, S. w. Clawson and Otto Ven Kanel left this morning for Tuc- son on Masonic business.
 A. Barnaby, Dubois and Tate left this morning for Tombstone as wit nessss In the Msdigovich vs. Waters case.
 Sergeants Kay and Hart si Hua- chuca are in the city. They state the Huachuca and Phoenix football elevens are scheduled to play in Tue son on the 22d, but nothing def fnite yet decided on.
 Our cid friend Chas. Miller is in the city from a three months visit to Mexico, and ws acknowledge . pleas. ant call from him at our editorial par. lors. He brough. us 6 hsndseme souvenir from MsIieo. There is nothing small about Charley except bis feet and income.
 Mrs. J. Scott and Miss Ida Will oughby of St. Louis are visitors to Bisbee. the guests of Mrs. L. c. Tonay. After remaining a short time and see ing the sights of one of the biggest copper producing camps in the west, the ladies will continue on to Cslifor. nia on 6 visit to friends. The brake on one of the quartz teams did not prove very effective while coming down the hill, and the wagon gaining considerable momen- tum had the right of way for awhile. The horses were compelled to get on . Maud S. gait te keep frsn being run over. Fortunately no damage wal done.
 Several more of our townsmen con. template going to K!ondyke shertly James Ha,lowsy left this morning bound fer Klundyke, but not ir Alaska. He goes to KloLdyks, Aii- zona, the beomiug canp some fifty miles from Wilcox. Over 15O Rsr are at work at this place On the Table Mountain Co.'S property, con siderable mention of which has been made ir the PRosPEcron.
 It is understood Salvation array il te be stationed at Bi.oee and will en- dssvor tD bring some c: our people oI the main track. The army may have considerable trouble in securing bar racks here, bu, they can erect a tent and have plenty of room to fight th, devil. IL is understood four soidisrI | aad FIX la.sies will be stationed here Gel. Miisaps and Ensign Taylor a:e expected in Bisbee within tive week. to zee what can be done. TEis necI of the woods will afford fise 6elC for the army.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-30

Tho sieter of Uber, the man lypch ed in Nevada few weeks ago, who writes to his lawyer to lock for his reward in heaven. evidently either knows very little about lawyers or else was in- clinsd to be ironical. However, there is 6 way left by which the attorney msy get even; he can appoint an edi- tor ss h!s agent and turn the claim over for collection.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-30

Cocaise county is five and one-third times larger in area than the State of Rhode Island. It is 6 vast doma ain, containing ever 3,9s2 900 acres, and is 6,972 square miles in ares. It is the banner mining county in the Terri tory, and has 6 record Of the best yielding mines in the west. There is nothing the natter with Cochise.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-30

The $25S 900 worth of subsidy Dc nds fer the defunct Yavspsi railroad, not . vestige of which is left. must be paid by the Ysvapsi taxpayers, the Su
 prsms Court having so ordered it. It appears we must not "repudiate," l" even at the expense of poor Yavspai.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-30

It i- cnrr.n.iy reported at Guaynas that II. E. Huntington is making ar rangements for tho purchase of the steamers of the Occidental Railroad Co. Of SinalDa. IL is also reported that the purchaser will exclusively
 t'in, in the troflic Of all Mexican ports on the Pacific.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-30
COCHISE COUNTY.
How We Rank AS Compared
 With Others.

or the twelve counties of the terri tory Cechisn stands well at the head III assessed valuation, Besides being tHs banner mining county Of ths terri tory and w:thsut question the leading and formost producer of precious metals, some interesting facts are elecited by comparrIon with the asse-s- ment of all the sister counties of the territo Y, which shows our county up in a mot favorable light and of which 0Ir citizens can be proud.
 Cschise ranks first in the pa,tsr of mileage of railroads and their vslua- ton second in the number of cattle ,n tbe territory; fo.-:::. III assessed value oi q! Improvements on lsnd; fourth in number of horses on the range; fourth in number of burros {; sixth in number Cf mules and goats, and eighth in number Of sheep. Of the total assessed valuation of the territory of $GO.eI3,702.Si. Cocbise county ranks fourth in the total valua- ten with an assessment of $2, ,572,- SjS.22.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-30

L A. Smith came in todsy from the Golden Sta-,s Cc. properties ia she D.agceus and brings favorable reports of tha cat!ooi Gnd develoument of t5e mi1c.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-30

All the Klondyke etories that have ever been told are at discount in the presence of the wbaler who reports that the anchor of his chip became gcld-plated while it rested in the mud of the Arctic coast. The north pole may be worth all that it is costing, after all
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-30

ArrGngf meut- have been made fDr S banGu'; to be givrr. al tha Hot. ! ldams, Phos nix, oa Feb. 3l, the most magnificent ever gwen in Arizona Orders ] ave been given for 2G0 pilates.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-30

Some of the remedies sold as pre- vsrtive of intsxicatisn are said to contain cabbage seed. Cabbage itself is an old cure fer intoxicatien. The Egyptians ate it boiled before their other ioed if they intended to drink wine after dinner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-30
Kt, LiD IN COMhliTEs
:s:a.ekcod Bills Rejected by
 House Committee.

A dispatch from Washington says statebod Legislation at shis ses.ion wa k.isd yesterday by the House csn- m.ssss on Territories rejecting the A icons, New Mexico aad Oxiahoms Oi 's by vote of 6 to 3. The Arst two measures were tdnched and defeated. The Oklahoma bill was taken up ant. defeated ty the same v"te. There WAS no discussion, in accordance with ;he understanding at the las. meeting tha the vote WAS to te taken withOu, further ?. .eliminsries. Delegate Smith and in-gusen of Arizona and New Mexico. stated that they wi.hei te pat themselves oD record that if they Were allowed to vote they would vol: fo- the bills.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-30

\. Bj7- cjy c Bl-hre is in :he city Mr. Bnrneby va, a former r,sil"nt e Ton. D. tone iI early days and i' ac- -ul.ute,i with many e OFT cIliz=ns.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-30

Di.'r.ct h:tcrney English and Prof. BaGgv C! New York left on the special teiay 1T Eis!ee
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-30

4. NJ. Scot. anI l.. C. High, tesche. at St. D.' ii and Hills -psc:ively, are visitors 10 the county seat. The rRos'FCTnR acknowledges a pleasant call.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-30

;. T. Barrow has Is' received a large caHsi> >EmcEj of neat, n"' by and tyli-h hats. CcN aud see th,n.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-30

' n Ba. .., .t, uDt-Ir. c'crk n w a"'''- | rc, T. oa h -ic. list and co Ii .,; 'n hi-'c'
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-30
BeyInuing Early.

Bridegroom-Where shall we go, dearest, Niagara falls or Washington? ? Bride-We might go to both places and see which we like best.-Brooklyn yn Life.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-30
bIybEG NBHS. Daily Happenings at tNe Great Copper Camp. Budget eIs Interesting Items from eur Regular Cor.
 respondent.
 BI BET, Jaa. e7, 1897.
 GATHERINGS.
RI BEE Jaa. 2, 1897. GATHERINGS.

GATHERINGS. A. Barneby return cd today from Il county seat. District Attorney English was over today from Tombstone on fyirs visi'.
 Mrs. Kelly and family w're out going rasssngeEs this morning for Tucson.
 We gre now having rain, and some of cur local wca;her prcgnos'icator. state it will rain fo- q week.
 V. q. Medicovich and rsr'y came 0Ter from Tcmbs'une by pri,ato con- ye, auce yesterday. 1Eey report the reads very muddy.
 Frank Payl. of the firm of Csrle- vato G pay!l, of Tombstone, is in town from g tip to Mcxico, wh re he has been looking ai.er Eis cattle in tcres,s. He leaves for the county sea: tomorrow.
 The building of large h. tel i. contemplated by visiting cali al,st. Shouli his plans sc carried out i, vii. b. two stories l,sh and have sor'c t'.irty rooms. A lnAgin- house would tsP paying investment here.
 Qnite 8 nuiuh-r Of strangers are constantly arriving in our city. They = "::co hec'rne impressed with 'i hust!;ng appearance Of OFT hnrg a d rightly come 70 tfe conclusion ,hst n'shcc is the liYeliest camp in the -s'i:o,y
 JoSn Noble left for T,mhstone this morning. lie gees {, see his tr,end Jak and Jahn Pc.luAa, who are gyinG ,o Elonl,Ee. ,ir. x tln has ID dc-ir" t0 cn tn trc il r.or.h h;uls.,'. He thirks Bi>bae goo,i enough Tor Lint.
 A distre--i' eiy sal accident occn-red last evening in whica Dolores Para, an eriE love cf the Copper Queen Co. in tha can~r:t I;', 'oa. his life. Pa:a had just come of shift and was going home. He was about to cross tie railroad track, and in doing so did nrt ruticc au engine backing down .yilh a car of coul. The train strnck ] il!, bis l odv was drsgg ged son,e fifty feet and it, -..!ly mnncl3l under tn heovy whecl- of t'.e car and engine. The trainr n t!.d not ser tie unfor- tprGfc man, srd t Was some time ,.'icr thc. ha was "iscover, d on the track. Tie irai1 c-sr were exoner- ,tcd from bl:"ie ly rEc Coroner's liyry. $r:h ,rc:'.cn:> a. 70 l.. deeply :'.lr,.,; L':. cannot 'e h. IeG. It hn-'i servo as Il ia>sor to 'hc rest Of rs q q V: can .oi D |, car :u and eb " VII g aioIt 10 r"Sr the lr.i r..rd x.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-30

Don't Ivl,a,cG yi. :gd srsvke Your life Away.
 To quit tobacco easily and fore:c . hc --- netic. full of life. nerve and Vi ..", - Fac. the voEtcr-vo.i,cr. that b-.soS ga. inc- ..-"Ts. Al drusgisls, 5)c crS. CG.c guaG.,I. teod. Booklet aGd sample free. AGd-c ss Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago CT New YoIx
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-30

Educate Your Towels WHIT Casearets.
 Candy Catha-tic, cure constipation -Jrever loc. 25c. f C. c. C. fail. druggists refund uoEey
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-30

T. ,n', rnv aa fl g. arc g,ii z to hav Tai. '.- T 7 2" .'r-- r a"' e.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-30
Respectfully submitted,
l.. J. EDWAPDS,

CnaiIman- Ia accorI+ncs with section six of the resolution, three proniintnt cit = zens of eacn county were named as q committee. For Cuchise county Der. Williams, John B,ockmau and G. II. Fits were chosen.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-30

V. G. Medic0vich and rsr'y came eTer from Tombstone by pri,ato con- ve, auce yesterday. 1Eey report the reads very muddy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-30

Mexican ports on the Pacific.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-30

We gre no. having rain, and some oi cur local weather prcgnos'icat0rs state 1t viii rain fo- q week.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-30

Mrs. Kelly and family w're out going rasssngeTs this morning for Tutsor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-30

Frank Paylt of the firm of Csrle- vato & rayin, of Tombstone, is in town from 9 tip to Mexico, wh re he has been looking ai,er Eis cattle in tcrcs,s. He leaves for tl!e county soG: tomorrow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-30

District Attorney English was over today from Tombstone on fyirg yisit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-01-30

Joan Noble left for T,mhstonA this morning. lie gees tp see his frlei.d Jatk and Jahn Pc.l.uAa, who aTt, go;nr ,o E,onliEp. ,ir. x hln has ID dc-ir" t0 cn to tnc fri. il ror.h h;m,.F. He .hirks Bi>Lee goo,! enough Tor l.m.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-17
"A DRAMATIC INCIDENT.
A Lecturer Discovers His Danger and
Loses His Life.

II is the scene I'm q lecture room
of a medical college in New Orleans.
The professor is lecturing before an
intelligent class of medical students.
He is describing the human body, it's
defects and the danger by which it
is surrounded. In order to illustrate
1t he has fluids from the human body.
which he is subjecting to chemical
tests.
"Gentlemen," he said. "T have de-
scribed to YOU the appearance of the
human fluid in diseased state: l
viii now show you how the same fluid
appears in a healthy state" and he
subjected his own to the test. AS
he held 1t up to the light for a mo-
ment his hand trembled. he caught
his breath, he paled and exclaimed:
Gentlemen, have just made a most
horrible discovery; l myself have
Bright's disease of the Kidneys"
In less than one year he was dead.
The above dramatic and strictly true
Incident shows the terrible danger
and mysterious nature Of this modern
disease, which may well be called the
demon of the present century. /;
steals into the system like thief
manifests its presence by the COM
monest symptoms and fastens itself
upon the system before the victim is
aware. 1t is nearly as hereditary as
consumption, quite as common anc
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-17
OLYPHANT.

A little child OF AIr. and Mis-. Jacob
Mandels, of Grassy Island, met with
a terrible death ON Tuesday evening.
The little one was playing near a tub
which contained boiling water, and in
some way fell into the water. The
child's screams attracted the parent S
attention, but before it could be re-
moved it was fatally scalded. a physic-
ian was sent for but the child died in a
short time.
Mrs. Bridget Fadden and Martin
Price, both of this place, We're united
in marriage in St. Patrick's church at
s o'clock last evening, Rev. r. j. Muir
ply, the pastor performed the cere-
mony. Mr.. and Mrs. Price will take
up their residence on Dunmore street
Mrs. John Williams and Miss Josie
Koons, of West Scranton, were vis-
itors at the residence of ID. v. Davis
Of Lackawanna street, Yesterday.
G.. A. Shultz has returned from a
trip To New York.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
viii serve a turkey supper in the stone
building, on LaCkawanna street
Thanksgiving evening, The ladies OF
the church are famed locally for tho
suppers they serve,
Misses Mary Rogan and Nellie Nc.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-17
FOREST CITY.

Mrs. John l.. Westgatc, who has been
suffering from cancer for several
months past, died at her home in this
borough early Tuesday morning. Ser
vices were held at the late home of
the deceased last evening. Interment
will take place this morning at Union
Hill cemetery, near South Gibson.
G. NJ. Wheeler, who has just recov-
cred srom a serious illness, left Tues
day for Wilkcs-B Barre, where he will
spend several weeks as the guest Of his
daughter, Mrs. Vastbinder.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. Rockafellow. Of
Scranton. We're guests at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. John Mclaughlin, the
first of the week.
Martin Kearncs, a young man en-
ployed by the Hillside company, was
caught by trip of cars and had his
lcS broken Monday. lie was removed
10 the Carbondale hospital.
The Happy Family Of Father Time"
a juvenile cantata, will be produced
here under the auspices OF the Presby-
terian church in the near future.
The employees OF the Hillside Coal and
Iron company received the'" monthly
wages Tuesday
w, ]. MaHey was a visitor at Mont
rose Monday and Tuesday.