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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-04
PERSONAL MOVIES

Miss Lizzie Fidlcr, of Wayne avenue
is calling ON Factoryvile friends.
Miss Elizabeth Sage, of New York, is
the guest of Mrs. Recs Watkins, of Edna
avenue.
Mrs. Ambrose Mullcy of North Main
| avenue, is spending a few days in the
Empire state.
The following places of business will he
closed today: w. c. Cowlcs, Fcnner &
! Dickerson. William Chappen. George Nc
Guire & Co., Evans Bros, Sumner Stohl
Clarke e. Ruane. Enos Flynn, Jordan
Bros. Steven & Mitchell, J. J. Reese c.
+. ROssman, w. X. Lunns, G. Steele,
j. p. Haggcrty.
The ReV. j. \. Evans preached ycster-
day at Wilkcs-Ba
EN-Alderman Roberts has returned
from an extended tour through the Brit
| ish Isles
James Grady, of William street is
erecting "A handsome building on West
Market 0rcct.
Mrs Jehue n. Jchue and Mrs. Howard
TrauGar are spending Il week at Lake
! WinOla.
Mr.. George Kisbcrt, Of Theodore street
was kicked above the knee by a vicious
mule last Saturday morning at the West
| Ridge mine.
| Miss Hazel IIallstcad, of Wayne ave-
nue., has returned home after few days
visit with friends in Taylor.
Mr.. Griff. Thomas, Of William street
has returned home after a weeks visit
with friends i'm Wilkes Barre
Miss Emma Willis, of William street
| Is home after a weeks stay with rela-
| tives i'm Wilkes-Rarre
Mrs. Jenkin Williams IS i'll at her home
on Brick avenue
Mr., GARFIELD Jones is i'll at his home on
| Throop street.
| Mrs. George Powell, of Kingston, Is vis-
| itng Joseph Powell, of Summit avenue.
John J. MCGOWAN, of Carbondale, spent
| yesterday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
| Thomas McOwen, of Brick avenue
Thomas Powell, Of Summit avenue
| leaves today for FaCtOryVillc, to attend
| the Normal school of that place.
Mcssrs. David Samuel and William
| Owens are spending a week in Dundaff.
| Miss Annie Gavin, of Jermyn. spent
| Saturday with friends on Brick avenue.
Adolph Fildoman, Of West Market
| street, will leave tomorrow for New
| York city on business
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-04
THE LABOR DAY PARADE.
1t Is Expected That Over 10000
Men Will Be in Line.

The fact must not be overlooked in
reading and hearing so much about
the letter carriers parade in the af.
ternoon that the labor unions of this
city are going to have para lie anC
celebration, the former in the morn
ing, that will eclipse anything in the
line of a Labor Day procession evcl
attempted in this city The parade
will move at 10 o'clock.
There will be over 10000 in line ana
the line of march will end at Laurc
Hill park, where a grand labor rally
and picnic will be held. There viii be
two distinct meetings, one in the af-
ternoon and one in the evening, at
both of which a plumber of pro orinent
men will speak.
The following is a list of those who
have promised to deliver addresses
John II. Parsons, master workman
Knights of Labor; Mayor James Moir
City Treasurer. +. j. Robinson, City
Controller Esdras Howell. Charles r.
Bechtold, national secretary Brewery
Workers of America: J. ]. Kleffer
president of the Omaha Central La Dor
union; Benjamin James, organizer ci
the United Mine Workers; Peter j.
Holton, of the Building Trades coun-
ell,
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SOUTH SCRANTON NEWS.
Fourth Anniversary of the Church
of Peace Conducted Yesterday.
Funeral of William Gavin.

The fourth anniversary of the Church
of Peace on Prospect avenue was fittingly
observed yesterday by the congregation.
Services were held in the morning and
evening. The former service was under
the auspices of the Ladies' Aid society
of the church.
Rev. L. J. Schmidt pastor of the con-
Grcgation, delivered a special address to
the ladies' lie reviewed the good work
done by the society and urged that it
be continued
The evening services were of more
elaborate order. The church choir gave a
splendid programme of special music
Addresses were delivered in German by
Rev. Schmidt, Rev. Mr.. Wobher of Tay-
Tor; Rev Mr.. Sicr, of Archibald, and Rev.
Mr.. Ballholn, Of St. Pdul's church of this
side. Delegations accompanied the cler-
gymen above noted.
At the close of the services a general
meeting was held of all the congregations
from the places mentioned, 1t was decid-
ed by an unanimous vote to combine the
young peoples societies Of the Congrcga-
tions' into one to be known as the
Scranton Young Peoples society, of
Scranton and vicinity. Officers will be
elected at a meeting to be held in a few
weeks.
The congregation OF the Church of
Peace is to be warmly congratulated
over yesterdays event, and the grand
progress It has made during it's brief
career Four years ago Aug. y. the con-
grcCatiOn was formed with twcnty-scVcn
members. 1t has now 10 members, who
are active and energetic. The church
property is valued at $4,000, and is free
from debt
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BACK FoM EUEurE.
Col. and Mrs. Boies and Family Re
turned on Saturday.

Colonel and Mrs. II. NJ. Boies, Miss
Helen and Mr. David Boies returned
from a three months stay abroad on
Saturday. They have had a delight
full summer and with the exception of
severe dislocation of the ankle sus-
tained by the colonel, had no mishaps.
The accident was the result of curl
osity superinduced by Mr.. Sturges. who
called to Colonel Boies to climb up
and look out upon Hcligoland, and as
they passed that island, which belongs
to nobody, and seems destined in the
course of a few years to be no where.
After hastily scrambling up and
catching the expected glimpse, Colonel
Boies stepped backward from the
bench, and, missing his foo'ing land
ed with great force upon his turned
over ankle. With great presence Of
mind his wife pulled the Joint back
into place, but he has suffered much
pain and inconvenience from the in
jury, being obliged to go on crutches
for sometime, and. to the great aston
ishment of the Norselanders in the
vicinity of Bergen. who followed him
about with the widest display Of in
terest.
\ pleasant incident of the trio was
the visit of the Kaiser William t.
their vessel, which he boarded from
his own yacht, the Hohenzollern. They
received a personal greeting from him
and John Wanamaker who was on of
the party, had a conference of an hour
with the emperor. The latter dis
played the utmost eagerness to gain
information about postal matters In
America and they discussed the mat
ter at length over their ChampF gne
Afterward Colonel Boies and friends
went over to the imperial yacht, the
magnifcence of wnlch is something to
remember.
Mr.. Wanamaker secured number
of views about Norway and these ne
Will send to Colonel Boies before using
them for the benefit of his Sunday
school. The colonel suggested that if
Mr.. Wanamaker would come along and
give talk on the scenes he would be
assured a big house in Scranton.
Before coming home visit was
made to Scotland, when Mrs. Boies
went over to the home of her forcfath-
ers at Lauder, meeting a number of
people who had known Mr.. Thomas
Dickson. She also visited the Ninety
sixth Highland regiment, to which hel
great grandfather once belonged
While all the party enjoyed the tour
exceedingly, they are rejoiced to be
again in their beautiful home.
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]. Richards, of Wilkes Barre preached,
and In the afternoon Dr. Duncan, field
secretary of the Sunday school soef-
ETY., addressed the conference. Rev.
Noah Bevan, Of Dundaff, delivered an
English sermon. In the Welsh Baptist
church, Rev. w. c. Davis, of Cata-
sauqua, and Rev. u. NJ. George. of
Pittston, spoke in Welsh.
Last evening Rev. Peter Roberts. OF
Olyphant, preached an English sermon,
and Rev William Joner. of Plymouth,
spoke in the Welsh tongue.
Conference meetings will be held at
. o'clock this morning and at o'clock
this afternoon. and the meetings will
terminate this evening with a preach
ing service.
At the Tabernacle CONGREGATIONAL
church on South HYDE Park avenue.
yesterday. Rev. William NJ. Davis, Of
Slatington, occupied the pulpit in the
morning, and Rev. d. II. Grihiths. of
Catasauqua, delivered an English SER
mon in the evening.
Rev. j. p. Thomas, of Nanticoke, oc-
cupled the pulpit of the First Welsh
congregational church, South Main
avenue. yesterday morning, and Rev.
w. G. Davis, of Catasauqua, preached
in the evening.
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Henry Bruning, of Jenkins drug
store, spent yesterday with his par
cnts at CarbOndale.
Mr.. and Mrs. David j. Davis ana
son, of South Hyde Park avenue, who
have been spending the summer at
Lake Ariel, are in the city today
Miss May f. Jones, of North Mail
avenue. daughter of Merchant, 5. X.
Jones, has returned from a five weeks
soiourn in Madison county, n, Y. She
was accompanied home by Mss Mar
garet Richards, who will visit friends
here.
Misses Jennie Jenkins and Rhoda
Elias, who have been summcciag at
Lake Ariel, returned home Saturday
Mrs. w. II. Squrcs and children
have returned from visit with friends
in South Wayne county.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fern. of North
Sumner avenue. will leave today for
Philadelphia to attend the Grand
Army enCampment.
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Phillips, Of
Jackson street, will visit Philadelphia
friends during the coming week.
Mrs. Elias \. Evans, of Eynon street,
Is entertaining Master Edward Stevens,
of ShamOkin.
Dr. p. +. Struppler and Eugene
Morse were visitors in Wilkes Barre
on Saturday.
Mrs. Willard LanninG, of North Main
avenue, has as her guest Mrs. Eugene
Warner and son, of Wilkes Barre
c. $. DePuy and family are visiting
in Monroe county.
Adam Davis and wife, of Media, Pa,
are the guests of Mrs. Edwards, Of
Swetland street.
John II. Evans, Of Wilkes Barre, is
visiting ]. w. Reese, of Fillmore ave-
nue.
Mrs. f. f. Potter, of Washburn
street, is visiting friends in Susquehan-
ma county.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Archie Jones and
children are sojourning at Lake Carey
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Hancock, Of
Fynon street, will spend the coming
week at Philadelphia and Atlantic
City.
Miss Laura Stubblebine. of Elm
street, is entertaining Miss Lydia
Bryan, Of Plymouth
Miss Jessie Rumbold Of Lafayette
street, is visiting relatives and friends
in New Jersey.
Miss Rose Laughlin. Of Philadelphia,
is the guest of the Misses Murray OF
West Locust street
Miss Kate Moylan, OF Worcester
Mass, is visiting Mrs. Terence Nc
Nulty, Of Hampton street.
Thomas II. Allen and son Ben, Of
NoHth Hyde Park avenue, will leave
today for Philadelphia to attend the
q. A. r. reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Williams, Of
Rock street, attended the races at
Wilkes Barre on Saturday.
William Shaw and daughter. of Mid
die Granville, n. Y, are the guests OF
relatives here.
Nessrs. Tudor and Watkin Williams
were in attendance at the hicvclo races
in Wilkes-Barre on Saturday
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MINooKA.


The representative South Side team, the
would-be amateur champions Of both
counties, invaded Minooka yesterday and
received a severe drubbing by the local
nine. The inability of the alleged lead
crs to make any kind Of a showing was
both amusing and surprising. Tho home
team outplaycd the visitors at all points
OF the game. Duffy pitched for the To-
Gals and after the opening inning the
much -heralded champions were unable to
solve his delivery. At the end Of the
ninth inning the score stood Il to > in
favor of the home team. The feature Of
the contest was the base running of Phil
bin.
Miss Mary Fox, of White Haven, is the
guest of Miss Jennie Loughney.
Mr.. and Mrs Patrick Higgins attended
the funeral of a relative at Plains unday.
The Lackawanua township schools will
reopen Tuesday at / o'clock. The board
OF directors, accompanied by the teach
ers, will leave Moosic on "A special car
to visit the school at Lincoln Heights
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-04
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

Tho funeral Of the late William Gavin
took place on Saturday afternoon from
his late homo on Cherry street. Services
were held at St. Johns church. Rev
Father Fleming Ofllcatcd, After the ser
vices the remains were taken to the
Cathedral cemetery and inferred. The
palbearcrs We're: Edward Durkin, Jo-
soph Moore, Andrew White and Thomas
DOnlOn.
Rev. +. Nogelin Of Pleasantdale n. j.,
who is the guest of his brother-in-l law,
Rev. w. a. NOrdt. Cf the Hickory Street
Presbyterian church, preached at the
morning service of that church Yesterday
He chose his text from Ezekiel chapter
A, verses s and .. The subject Of his SER
mon was the "Rivcr of Salvation" 1t
was a brilliant effort and was listened to
with rapt attention.
Camp 430, Patriotic Order Sons Of
America, will meet in regular session at
Ilartman's hall tonight.
At recent meeting Of the Century
Hose company Hon. John +. Roche was
chosen delegate to rer.csent the COM
pany at the state convention of firomcn
next month.
Charles Simroll will do the hOnors for
the William Connell Hose company.
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YOUNG PEOPLES SERVICE.

The Baptist Young Peoples union of
the First Welsh Baptist church con-
Quoted the services in that edifice last
evening. Luther Lewis presided, and
an half hour song service was held at
the beginning Of the exercises. Hugh
Williams was in charge of the singins,
and Miss Elizabeth Hughes presided at
the organ. Mr. Lewis read the fif-
tecnth chapter of St John for the
Scripture lesson and also offered
prayer.
Miss Sarah Meredith read we'll
prepared paper on christian Oppor-
tunty." and Thomas Thurbun fol-
lowed with a solo. David j. Davis,
president of the society, spoke on The
Voice of one Crying in the Wilder
ness" and Henry r. Davies closed the
meeting with prayer.
Special prayer meetings will be held
in the church every evening during tn"
coming week, and on Wednesday and
Friday evenings the members are par
ticularlv requested to attend.
Rev. D. d. Hopkins, the new pastor,
is expected here on Thursday of this
week
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WILL WATCH FOR CROOKS.
Police Arrangements Will Afford
Adequate Protection.

The police arrangements for today
have been perfected and the large
crowds who will gather are assured
adequate protection from the crowds
of crooks who will gather in this city
on their way to Philadelphia for to-
morrow's big Grand Army of Republic
parade and celebration.
All the regular force Of the city will
be on duty after II o'clock noon. They
will all wear their full dress uniforms
and white gloves. In addition to these
TWENTY-FIVE special policemen have
been sworn in to assist, Some Of these
viii be I'm uniform and others will act
as plain clothes men minglirg with
the crowd.
Detectives have been and viii be
stationed at the various railway de-
pots for the purpose of watching the
incoming trains and singing out any
Of the light fingered gentry who may
arrive.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-04
SATURDAYS BICYCLE RACES.
Earl Kiser, the Dayton Wonder, the
Star of the Day.

The second days racing at Wilkes
Barre was a decided success, fully 1000
persons attending. The feature of the
meet was the riding of Earl Kiser, who
won the mile championship breaking
the track record. and riding the dis
tancc in 2.O2.
f. L. Kramer, of New York, won the
onc-mile open amateur event, and Wal
thOur won Elle two-mie handicap pro-
fessional race. Harry Cauldwell easily
defeated Miller in the five-mile paced
race, The summary Of events were:
One-mile national championship, pro-
fessiOnal-FiTst heat-Eaton first, Nc
Farland second, WalthOur third; time,
2,2O Second heat-Kimble first. Fred
Sims second, Fisher third; time, 2.21 %.
Third heat-COoper first, Stevens sec
ond, Downing third; time, 2.15. Fourth
heat-NeWhouse first, Kizer second.
Freeman third: time, 215. Second
mems hcat-Kiser first, Stevens Sec
ond; time, 2,20 2-5. Final heat-Kiser
first, Cooper second Kimble third,
NeWhousc fourth; time, 2.O2.
One-mile amateur-First heat-Kra-
mer first, Xurbrick second, Wilman
third; time, 2.2l 2-5. Second heat-Col-
let first, Lake second, Croughn third;
time, 2,42. Final hcat-Kramer first,
Collctt second, Hurbrick third, Croughn
fourth; time, 2.21 1-5.
Two-mile handicap, professional -
First five to qualify-First heat-Maya
first, +. Sims second. Freeman third,
Mertcns fourth, Kramer fifth: time,
4.2G. Second heat - Walthour first,
Nimblc second, Freeman third, Stevens
fourth, Fisher NTH; time. 459. Final
heat-WalthOur first stevens second.
Maya third, Freeman fourth, Mertens
fifth; time, 432.
Two-mile handicap. tandem, amateur
-Collctt and Zurbrick first, Kramer
and Lake second, Evans and Freeman
third; time, Al4.
F'iVe-milc motorcycle match race be-
tween Charles w. Miller and Harry T..
CauldWell; won by Cauldwel; time, 935.
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EZRA GRIFFIN POST TO GO.
Leaves This Morning for Philadel-
phia to Attend Encampment.

Ezra Griffin post, Of the Grand Army
of the Republic, will go in a body to-
day TO Philadelphia to attend the ma
tional encampment Of the Grand Army
Of the Republic to be held in that city
this week.
They will leave the Lackawanna sta
tion at 10 o'clock this morning and will
arrive at their destination at o'clock
this afternoon without a change of
cars. Their headquarters viii be at
Tagg's hotel, corner 90 Franklin street
and Fairmount aVen over $50 com
rades are expected to be in line to-
unSgTeu.
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The annual meeting Of the associa-
ton of Congregational churches of
Eastern Pennsylvania convened in the
Congregational church. Taylor. Satur-
day. Preaching service was held Fri
day evening and yesterday, and con-
ferences will be held this morning and
afternoon. The officers are: Rev. David
Jones, West Scranton, moderator; Rev.
William c. Davis, Catasauqua, vice.
moderator Rev j. =. Thomas, Nanti-
coke, secretary; Rev. Richard George,
Wilkes Barre, treasurer.
on Friday evening, Rev. William NJ.
Davis, of Slatington. and Rev. Thomas
Davis, of Plains. preached the SER
mons, and on Saturday morning tho
opening conference was held Among
the business transactions was the cleo
tion to membership of David Evans,
NJ. D., of Kingston. and William VI.
Davis, of SlatinEton. The afternoon
session was devoted principally to the
discussion of the conduct of members
OF the Lawrence Congrega tional
church. and after the case had been
thoroughly aired, the association unani-
mously adopted the following rcsolu-
tion:
That we consider the action of the
Lawrence ConEro CatiOnal church, by its
scribe Edward NJ. Jones, in publishing
scurrilous. unfriendly, misleading and
false articles i'm the ScrantOnian. n sun
day publication which reflect, IInfavor-
ably upon some of our esteemed and in
fuential ministers and dcaCons as most
censurous.
That we condemn this unsccmlY con-
duct in urcCuivncal terms and demand II
them clear and positive apology, both
tO the esteemed brcthrcn insulted. and 20
the denomination i'm the association, and
that the apology he published in tho re-
port of the association as well as I'm the
SCrantonan. and until this is done that
we as an association sever connection
with the above church
The conference was attended by dele
gates from Susquehanna, LaCkawanna,
Luzerne, Lehigh, Carbon, SChuylkill,
Northampton, York and Tioga coun-
ties, and it was decided to hold the
next annual meeting in SlatingtOn.
The sermons on Saturday evening were
delivered by Rev. ]. Jeffrey Evans. of
minersville, and Rev. J. p. Thomas, of
NantiCoke.
Yesterday morning Rev TudWal
Williams, of New York, and Rev w
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POLICE AND ALDERMANIC.

Constable Joseph Dean, of the Twen-
ty-frst ward, arrested James Callahan
ON Saturday evening on warrant is
sued at the instance Of Mary Oliver,
charging him with assault and bat
terry. The case will be tried before AL
dcrman Joyce.
John Reagan, of 7O6 West Lackawan-
na avenue, was arrested on Saturday
evening for creating a disturbance and
abusing his wife. He was fined So in
police court yesterday morning by AL
derman Moses
Special Officer Armstrong arrested
John Flatlcy on Saturday evening for
dischargipg firearms. Alderman Moses
fined him So for the Offensc.
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NORTH SCRANTON NOTES.
Mrs. Harriet Carter Passes Away.
Henry Jones Seriously Injured.
Other Notes and Personals.

About half past ten Saturday night the
spirit of Mrs. Harriet Carter, of Wayne
avenue, quilted its earthly habitation.
Her death was caused by a paralytic
stroke The deceased was Gl years of
age, and was born in Wales. She came
to this country thirty years ago and has
resided in Scranton ever since. She is
survived by her nephew, William
Thomas, Of pittshurg. Funeral arrange.
mCnts will be announced latcr.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-04
DOES COFFEE AGREE WITH YOUp

If not, drink Grain-O-made from pure
grains A lady writes: THE first time
/ made Grain-O l did not like It but
after using II for one week nothing
would induce me to go back to coffee,
II nourishes and feeds the system. The
children can drink II freely with great
benefit. II is the strengthening sub
stance of pure grains, Get "a pack
age today from your grocer, follow
the directions in making II and you will
have delicious and healthful table bev-
erage for ala ssS young, l5c. and 25c.
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SUCCESSFUL, orERAToN.

James w. Reese, Of South Fillmore
avenue. who has been suffering for
some time with an injured eye, had an
operation performed on the optic at
the Scranton Private hospital yester-
day.
Dr. Grant removed the eye and
found n large piece Of coal lodged be
hind the eyeball It was successfully
removed, and greatly relieved the suf-
fercr
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-04
A RECEPTION PLANNED.
Lieut.. Murphy to Be Guest of X. of
C. Wednesday Evening.

The Knights of Columbus viii ten
der reception to Lieutenant Thomas
P. Murphy at their rooms on Wyoming
avenue on the evening of Wednesday,
September g. All visiting knights and
members of the local branch are re-
quested to attend.
A reception to Lieutenant Murphy
had been planned for last Thursday
evening but his sudden departure for
Philadelphia interfered with the car
rying out of the plans, His presence in
the city this week, however, will give
the Knights a chance to give him a
hearty send off.
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vive her. They are: Reese Griftiths,
Griffith Grif1ths, Mrs. David r. Jones,
Mrs. Thomas J. Williams and Mrs.
Frank Raymond. The funeral services
will be conducted on Wednesday after
nom at 2 o'clock at the house, by Rev.
David Jones and Rev. D. p. Jones.
Interment win be made in the Forest
Hin cemetery
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-04
HIS TROUBLES ARE OVER.
Stephen Sisco Found Dead in His
Bed in Hillside Home.

Stephen Sisco was found dead in bed
at the Hillside Home Saturday. He
was As years of age and was a resi-
dent of Olyphant, and was an inmate
of the home since May last.
Coroner Roberts was notified of the
case and went to the ace. A pos.
mortem examination showed that TIE
man died from heart disease.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-04
GREBN RIDGE.

National Express money orders for
sale at Manners pharmacy. Packages
received for this company also
Complaints are quite frequent about
the water in Green Ridge, for drinking
purposes, If it makes you sick, try
Manners Diarrhoea Cure, which is the
best in the city. 920 Green Ridge
! street.
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EVENTS OF DAY In
WEST SCRANTON
ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF CON.
GREGATIoNAL CHURCHES.

Three Days Meetings Held in the
Taylor Congregational Church.
Rev. David Jones Reelected Mod
erator-Services in the First Welsh
Baptist Church Last Evening-Po-
lice and Aldermanic Cases-Death
of Mrs. Mary Griffiths Success
full operation-News Notes and
Personals.