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The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-17
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Nearly averybody's got it--eyorybodg Who
protonds 70 be anybody. II you beven't got Il
you'll no doubt got Il, for not to havo ~ proves
that you're not up 70 snuff" 60 on mo street
and half the people have grip" 60 in the
hotels and almost svery travelling mau has a
sample ease or grip. Santa Claus has quit car
rying a pack and now comes with q grip" in
stead. Even Parson Drug Store has got the
"grip"-grip on q good deal Of satisfactory
drug business. Il took mors n a minute IN
get tho grip wo'vs got and we didn't catch it
from any one else, didn't get the me sort any
body else has, but caught q kind va like and
don't intoud 70 lose. II your friend has got the
grip send him around; store is full Of grip
cures such ne "Bromo Quinine'' and "Winters'
Instant Cough Cure both Of which va recon
mend, OF Il ice a prescription we'll compound
with the best drugs the market affords aud with
skin that comes only from long experiences and
an intimate knowledge Of medicines. Doing
things this way helps us 70 keep our grip on
the customers We have gathered during Is years
business in Durango.
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DURaNGO. eoLO.
The Durango Papers.

From the Durango Herald.
Last Saturday two men rentad a team
OF Wood and Morgan for the purpose, as
hey said. Of going duck hunting on the
lower Animas. The same day j. W.
Morgan, who drives the stage, %encount-
Fred the two. driving the horses at a
mad gallop, a little this side Of the stage
station about % miles from town. He
managed to stop them 10 a narrow draw,
compelled tue men ~ get Odt and help
uuhitch the horses which we're nearly
dead from fatigue md thirst, and having
fed and rested animals. that is the
horses, brought the outfit back. It is
likely that an information will be flied
against the men either in the district or
county court. The fact that they were
drunk will not shield them from the
consequences Of their brutal conduct to
the poor dumb beasts.
The Herald 10 confident Durango will
be connected by broad gauge road in the
near future. The resources OF San Juan
county, New Mexico, will soon be fully
recognized and this n cans a southern
connection.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-17
Raas for Sale.

Eggs from full. blooded black Lang
shang stock los sale, 81 per setting. Ad.
dress, J. L. Rutledgs, Aztec, n. NJ, OF
inquire at the Lohr ranch, opposite Flora
Vista, N. 81.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-17

Alfalfa seed for sale. Apply TO c. S.
Cameron, Flora Vista.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-17
Raneh to Rent.

A splendid ranch with plenty Of water,
large bearing orchard, good 7 room
dwelling house and everything eonVsn-
lent, to rsnt on very reasonable terms.
Apply vt THE INDEx Office.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-17

We have money 10 loan on San joan
county real estate at loEest rates Of int
crest. Call on or atite. The Local So
cur,ty Co., durango, Colo, or Granville
PrHdletou. Aztec. n VI.
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/ have some selected seed Of the ia-
nous Rocky Ford Melted Gem Cante-
loupe, which / viii mail to any address
at 81 per 10 postpaid. Direct all orders
to J. N. BAKER
Rocky Ford, Colo.
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Try the Standard Roller Mills Fancy
Patent hour, warranted to DO the best.
rhe only high-patent flour in the
COUNTRY
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-17

Dr.. Fennef's KidAey and Back
ache Cure.
FoF Kidney. Bladder and Urinary trOuble 2
Too frequent or Bcanty urine Is speedily ADO
permanently cured by this wonderful medt
cine. Bed-WettiRg ID childron Is cured b}
one bottle. Prepared by an eminent phFsi.
on ita mBrita. 10 not satisfied after uatng ont
boe1la Y0uF mohaE VIII be refunded %
v. WILLIAMS, ABtoo, Nh.
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For sale.

Five good, young cows, will calvO this
spring. Will sell very cheap. Inquire
Vt once Of D, E, Lobato, Aztec, N, N.
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Anyone run down bY sieknsg8 o. OveFWork
can 6s restored - health and VigOr by tax
ng Br. Fennera Blood and Liver Bennett
and Nerve Tonte. When goa take q medi
Sine take the best This preparation Is thC
prescription u an eminent. physician Win
has attained a high position BY virtue o BIZ
success Ia practice aud the merit OF hs y fit
after uslng one bottle yohr money uM b
Eofundf4 b.
vs.. H WILLIAMS Aztec, Nm.
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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-TUEsDAY NOVEMBER 81 1899.

rials furnished after the notice was
given. The point reserved reads as
follows:
THE mechanics claim in suit being
for materials furnished, in and about
the repair and alteration of the build
ing described in the lien, and the un-
disputed evidence being that the plain
tins gave no notice of their intention
to file a lien until July II, 1897, but did
give such notice at that time (Which
was during the progress OF the work),
that before that time materials to the
value of $71L33 had been furnished,
and that materials to the value OF
s29.40 were furnished afterwards, and
that at the time said notice was given
no payments had been made by the
defendant, who was the owner of the
building, to the contractors, Geblin &c
Jaeger, who were making the repairs.
THE question of law is, thereupon.
reserved, whether the plaintiffs are
entitled to recover sS43.S0 the full
amount of their claim (s74673 with in
teresD as found by the jury, or only
for $29.40, with interest from Aug. 2,
1897, when it became due, with leave
of the court to enter judgment for
either sum, according to what 1t Is de-
cided is warranted by the law"
In the certiorari case of John G.
Thompson against the Crystal Lake
Water company, Judge Archibald re-
versed Alderman w. r. Baker, of the
First ward of Carbondale, In a judg-
ment "for IS rent" because he failed
to specify what the rent was for and
how the defendant was liable.
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TO REMODEL HOSE HOUSE.
Changes Proposed at the Quarters of
the William Connell Companv.

William Connell and company, own
ers of the William Connell hose house
on Pittston avenue. have oignited their
intention of making an addition to and
entirely remodelling that building, pro-
viding the council will direct the mayor
to sign a lease on the part of the city
for term of five years, at an annual
rental Of $500 or $50 a month.
The plans for the proposed changes
were placed in possession OF May or
Moir yesterday and provide for q
undoubtedly be as fine hose house as
there is now IN the city. The addition
to be built to the present building will
be about fifteen feet front and will run
back the entire length CT the building.
This will give ample room for another
piece of fire apparatus II such should
ever he purchased and for a number
of extra sleeping rooms and other
apartments.
In addition to this the owners pro-
pose TO construct a large drying tower
in the rear of the building and a wash
rack for hose in the basement. Chief
Walker says that thcse will be OF suffi-
cicnt size, If built to care for all the
hose in South Scranton.
The mayor and chief are very favor
ably impressed with the idea and think
the rental very moderate. 4 resclu-
tion such as desired by the company
will accordingly be introduced in conn
mon council on Thursday evening.
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JOINT CONFERENCE TONIGHT.
Councilmen Will Meet to Discuss
Matter of Purchasing Hose.

The joint conference committee APP
pointed by councils to confer and
make recommendation regarding the
purchase of fire hose will meet this
evening in the office of the city clerk
and endeavor to definitely settle the
matter
1t Will be remembered that seven
members of the joint fire department
committee signed a majority report
recommending the purchase of 1900
feet of cotton hose at IS cents u foot
and of 600 feet of rubber hose at 81 q
foot. The other three members of the
committee formulated a minority re-
port, dropping the cotton hose item
and recommending only the purchase
of the 600 feet of rubber hose. The
majority report was adopted by COM
mon council and the minority by Sc
lect, hence the appointment of the
conference committee to adjust the
complications.
Chief Walker, of the fire depart
ment, when seen yesterday by a Tri-
bune man, stated that he was heartily
in favor of the proposed purchase of
1900 feet of cotton hose, in order that
it might be given a fair and square
trial. He said that when cotton hose
was tried before there were no ade-
quate facilities for taking care of 1t
and it accordingly did not receive a
fair trial.
The chief says that he examined
the sample and that he is confident
1t will last as long as rubber hose, If
given proper and thorough care. He
said that If the 1900 feet were pur-
chased he would place it all in the
Nay Aug hose rooms, leaving 600 feet
always in the wagon with the other
600 feet being dried in the drying tow
er. The fact that the cost of the hose
is one quarter less than the other he
affirms would allow one quarter as
much more to be bought for the same
price as a given quantity of rubber
hose.
The chief says that drying towers
are of no avail If each company has
not two sets of hose, one to be on the
wagon prepared for an emergency
while the other is being dried. He is
determined to keep the members of
councils alive to this fact and all
future purchases of hose will be ap-
piled by him for this purpose.
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APPEAL TO THE COURTS.
That Will Be the Course of the d. &,
II. About PoNlar street.

It is very probable that the Delaware
and Hudson Railroad company will be-
Gin a suit I'm equity against the city to
recover dana ges for the forced laying
Of the crossing across it's tracks at
Poplar street on Saturday afternoon
EX-Judge Jessup, the company's attor-
ney when seen yesterday would not
admit this, but seemed greatly incensed
at the summary order Of the mayor,
when, he said, II was understood that
an amlcable adjustment OF the diff
Guilty was about to be cOnsummated.
City Solicitor Vosburg stated yester-
day that in case such an action was
brought that the city's defense would
be that OF prior right to the disputed
land. Poplar street having existed on
both sides Of the street since 1898, when
sewer was constructed on It under
the Delaware and Hudson tracks and
thence TO the river.
No attempt was made yesterday 10
disturb the crossing,
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OBITUARY

Isaac Richards, one of West Scranton s
best known citizens, passed away last
evening at about 1890 o'clock at the
home OF his daughter, Mrs. Joseph
Reese, on North Lincoln avenue. M;
Richards was stricken with Taraly sis
about two weeks ago, and his death
resulted from this cause. The deceased
was born in Wales sixty-lye years ago
and came to this country in 1854. lie
first went TO Maryland, where he en-
gagged as a farmer and later lived in
Schuylkill county, where he became in
terested In mirirg. In 1859 he came to
Scranton ard took up his residence on
Keyser avenue. He represented the
Twenty-first ward In common council
about fifteen years ago. or late years
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CITY NOTES
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CLASS SOCIAL-The Enterprise dane
Ing class will conduct one of its pleasant
sOcals Thanksgiving night in Excelsior
hall on Wyoming avenue.
SERVICE TONIGHT.-W. W. Adair,
secretary of the Railroad Young Mems
Christian association, will conduct the
service at the Rescue mission tonight.
NOT CALVARY CHURCHILL is the
Christian church of this city, not the
Calvary Reformed church, that Rev. c.
5. Long, of Lock Haven, has been called
to.
POSTPONED A WEEK.-The annual
and also the monthly meeting of the
board of associated charities is post
poned from this evening to Tuesday,
Nov. 2S.
SUPPER IN CHURCH-A turkey sup
per will be served in Zion's Lutheran
church, on AIinlin avenue, in the church
parlors, frCm till 8 o'clock, on Thurs
day evening. Nov. %.
MISSION GROWING. The Chapel mis-
sion in Hu'hcrt's hall, III Wyoming ave-
nue., is growing urder the leadership OF
Rev. j. II, Bell. Sunday evening there
was, one convert ard five persons Joined
the mission.
% ANNUAL MEETING. 49, The annual
meeting of the directors of the Hahne-
mann hospital will be held this evening
In the Albright Library hall. The first
graduates of the hospitals training
school will receive their diplomas.
ENGROssED REsOLUTIONs.-Han
somely engrossed resolutions on the
death OF the late Robert j. Robinson the
select councilman from the Eleventh
ward, were hung I'm the council chamber
yesterday. The resolutions were engross-
ed by p. w. Costello.
q FINES IMPOSED-At police court yes
terday. morning fines were imposed on
the inmates OF the disorderly house raid
ed late Sunday night Kate Lewis, the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-11-21
FIRE IN A TENEMENT.
Child and Matches Supposed to Have
Caused the Blaze.

About 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon
hre broke out in a tWo-storY frame
building in Raymond court, north OF
Mulberry street. the property Of Gus
and Frank Roth. The chemical en-
gine, the Crystal and Nay Aug COM
panies and the hook and ladder COM
pany were all present soon after the
blaze started.
The house is directly in the rear OF
Gus Roth's home on Franklin avenue
and is used as a tenement Rev. Druck
and family, together with his father,
occupy one side of the house, while the
up and down stairs of the other side
are occupied by the families OF Burg
and Zeamon. The fire started up
stairs in a clothes closet in Rev.
Druck's apartments.
His 3-year-old son was playing in
the closet and probably set fire TO some
matches, which were in it. The COM
panies worked hard on the blaze, and
although II spread to the roof, man.
aged at last TO gain control Of IT. None
of the families were insured, and suffer
severely by the fire.
Gus Roth estimated the damage 70
the property at about $1,000 and said
1t was covered by insurance.
A Card.
We, the undersigned de hereby agree to
refund the money on a 60-cent bottle Of
Groene's Warranted Syrup of Tar If Il
fails TO cure your cough or cold We also
guarantee a 25-cent bottle to prove salts
factory or money refunded:
j. c. Bone a. Son, Dunmore.
c. W, Davis, Providence,
w. ID. Davis Providence.
Renniman & Co., Avoca.
w. r. Manners, Moosic.
T. A. Kane. Minooka.
joseph Davis. TAYLOR.
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CONFERENCE OF
THE BAPTISTS
SESSION HELD LAST NIGHT IN
PENN AVENUE CHURCH.

The Meetings Are Held for the Pur-
pose of Giving an Insight Into the
Workings of the American Baptist
Publication society-Address Last
Evening by Rev. r. G. Seymour, of
Philadelphia and an Illustrated
Lecture by w. X. Krips Sessions
Continued Today.
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ARM FRACTURED.-Edwa Howells,
Of 122 North Garfield avenue, was brought
to the Lackawanna hospital yesterday,
with a fractured arm. Howells works at
the Pine Brook mine, and his injury is
due to a blast. lie was within 100 feet
Of II and was struck on the arm by a
large piece of cCal.
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ANOTHER CASE OF
MISTAKEN IDENTITY
ELLSWORTH AND EBEN DAVIS
ONCE MORE GUESS WRONG.

Signature That They Positively
Identified as That of Benjamin
Hughes Is Declared by Court to Be
Forgery-Four Important opin-
ions by the Local Judges. Decree
of Adoption When Once Legally
Made Cannot Be Revoked-Me-
chanics Lien Law Discussed.
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MEETING wEDNEsDAY.--A meeting
of the Anthracite Coal Operators asso-
citation will be held at the Hotel Waldorf
Astoria, New York, on Wednesday, Nov.
%, at p. m. Questions relative to new
purchase contracts end the recently or
ganized Kingston and Delaware railroad
will be discussed. A large attendance Is
expected.
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he has been living a retired life at
Fairchld's hotel. lie Is survived by the
following children: Mrs. Thomas Low
ering, of Greenwood, and Mrs. Joseph
Reese, Thomas, William and Joseph, Of
this city. The funeral announcement
will be made later.
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NIAGARA SILVER COMPANY.
Incorporated at Albany Yesterday
With 5000, 1000 Capital Canadian
Men Interested.

Albany, oct, 16.-Papers incorporat-
ing the Niagara Silver company OF
Niagara Falls have been filed with the
Secretary Of State. The new concern
is capitalized at 100000.
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MENDELL INJURED. Lawrence
Mendell, a laborer in the Diamond mine,
was taken to the Moses Taylor hospital
yesterday with badly bruised back. as
the result of a fall of coal. Mendell is
a married man and lives at 120 Irving
avenue.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-11-21

ELECTION TONIGHT-Company c,
Thirteenth regiment, will meet tonight
at their armory to elect n second lieu
tenant, vice Thomas p. Murphy, re-
signed. Every man will report in full
uniform. After the election short
company meeting will be held and a day
set to qualify all delinquents, and every
man must be measured for great coat.
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proprietress, paid S25. and the other three
women S. apiece. The three men cap
tured were fined s. apiece.
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Lots on MULBERRY Street.

Four remarkably cheap lots on Null
berry corner Prescott avenue. Side
walk sewer. $3.50, $1,000, s1,1OO, 81 1000.
See sign. Easy terms. Good business
corner 90
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Dinner Table d'Hote. Breakfast,
Luncheon and Supper a la carte.
Oysters served in any style.
All table delicacles OF the season
served in cafe or delivered TO fam
lilies in any quantity desired.
Fine Catering a speciality.
Fresh invoice OF fancy groceries
ARD smoked goods, Salmon. Stur-
geon. White Fish.
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Smoke the "Hotel Jermyn" cigar, 100.
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GOdoWSky.
Knabe. lKnabe

To Mr.. Pennington, OF the Scranton
Conservatory of Music, 10 we, the
music-loving people of Scranton, owe
many thanks. In securing this great
pianist for our enjoyment, lie furthers
the cause of good music end brings
within our reach the possibility OF
better understanding of the classics
GOdOwSky plays the Knabe.
other eminent planists, such as Won
Bulow and Sauer, have used the
Knabe piano. and are delighted with
its beautiful tone.
DO yOu know this Piano?
It is the best of all good Pianos.
No other can surpass 1t either In the
quality of tone or the workmanship.
Call and see tn, fine lin; OF Pianos
at our warerooms, 7o5 Wyoming
Avenue.
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CAUGHT BETWEEN TRAINS.-Byron
Dingy. of Moscow, a brakeman on the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
railroad while jumping Off his car at the
round-house, yesterday, was caught be-
tween two cars and badly hurt, being
severely squeezed and having his left
arm broken. He is a man of Al, and
married. He was taken to the Moses
Taylor hospital.
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Liver complaints cured by Beech
ans Pills, 90
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CHESS CHAMPION.-H. N. Pillsbury,
the American chess champion, and one Of
the finest checker players of this coun-
try, will be at the Young Mems Chris
tian association, Guernsey building,
Washington avenue, today, at o'clock.
All persons interested in either game
should be present at the exhibition. In
the afternoon Mr.. Pilsbury will play
twelve games of chess or checkers at the
same time without looking at a board.
In the evening at 73O o'clock simultan-
eous games against any number of play
erS
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WHAT JUDGE ALLOWED.

In the present case the plaintiffs
sought to recover on the strength Of
a notice given after all but a small
fraction of the materials were deliv-
cred. Judge Archibald only allows
judgment for the amount Of the mate
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-11-21

NOT CALVARY CHURCHILL is the
Christian church of this city, not the
Calvary Reformed church, that Rev. G.
5. Long, of Lock Haven has been called
to.
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RUN AWAY FROM ST. PATRICK'S.
The small boy who has been in police
custody for the last two days, was yes
terday identified by Mrs. Duggan, agent
of the board of associated charities.
The boy was found or Lackawanna ave-
nue., Saturday night, by Patrolman Kar-
ius, and was taken to police hearquar-
ters. He gives a story that he had come
up from Wilkes-Barre on freight car,
and had run away from home. He is Il
runaway, but it is from St. Patrick $
Orphan asylum. The little fellow, whose
name is Heffern, was given into Mrs
Duggan's care and she returned him to
the orphanage.
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RUDDY DISCHARGED. - Alderman
Millar yesterday tried the case of NJ. J.
Ruddy. charged by Gustave Schmidt,
with selling liquor without license and
selling to minors. Schmidt was Ruddy's
predecessor in the State house on Penn
avenue. Attorney c. II. Soper appeared
for Schmidt, while Ruddy was defended
by Attorney John b. Jordan. The al
derman decided that the evidence for
selling on Sunday was not sufficient to
hold Ruddy, and he was discharged, in
asmuch as the action for selling without
a license was once before the grand
jury.
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THEFT is CHARGED.-W. II. Robin
sen, of South Washington avenue, ap-
peared before Alderman Howe yesterday
and swore out warrants for the arrest
of George and Nettie Williams wnom
he alleges boarded with him from Sept
l to Nov. Is, and then departed, owing
him a bill of about $l2, and taking with
them everything they could lay their
hands on, from an elegant overcoat down
to a bath-towel. The accused were ar
rested and committed to Jail.
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DIAGRAMS OPEN.-The diagrams of
reserved seats for the two great concerts
by Godowsky and Gamble, under the
auspices of the Conservatory of Music,
were opened auspiciously Saturday morn
Ing at the conservatory. large num-
ber of seats have been marked off for
students of music and others. Those
who have purchased tickets but have
not exchanged them for seat checks
should do so at once to insure choice
seats.
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Try "Hotel Jermyn" cigar. lOc. =.
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Steam Heating and Plumbing.

p. It. & NJ, T. Howiey.2sl Wyoming av,
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POSTPONED A WEEK-The annual
and also the monthly meeting of the
board of associated charities is post
poned from this evening to Tuesday,
Nov. 2S.
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SERVICE TONIGHT.-W. w. Adair,
secretary of the Railroad Young Mems
Christian association, will conduct the
service at the Rescue mission tonight
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SUPPER IN CHURCH-A turkey sup
per Will be served in lions Lutheran
church, on Milllin avenue in the church
parlors, frcm till o'clock, on Thurs
day evening. Nov o.
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THE MODEL" "

VIENNA CAFE AND RESTAURANT,
E.MosEs. PROP. 22f-2s5wAsHI
MORON AVENUE, orr. COURT
HoJSE.