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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-18

suit Of use OF q. u. Partridge Vs. Ernest
Blackschmidt. Debt, A2. Judgment No.
bic. September term, 1884. ~, "a. TO May
term, 1893. PARTRIDGE, Atty.
ALSO
No. 12-An the right. title, and interest
of the defendant TN and TO the following
described piece, parcel and tract OF land.
viz: All that certain lot or parcel OF
land situate, lying, and being in the
Nineteenth ward of the city of Scranton.
county OF Iackawanna, and state OF
Pennsylvania; being the front of lot num-
Der twenty eight (2s) in block number
ninety 900 and fronting on stone avenue
on the Lackawanna Iron and Coal COM
pany's plot of the city OF Scranton, SAID
lot containing In front or breadth on SAID
stone avenue forty (40) feet and extend
ssg In length or depth seventy COl feet,
the measurement of the depth OF SAID
lot commencing five 90 feet In front OF
the front line of said lot. with the privi-
lege of using five (5) feet in front OF mo
front line of said lot for yard, vault.
piazza, ceI1arway and bay window, but
for no other purpose. Coal and minerals
excepted ana reserved unto the Iacka-
wanna Iron and Coal company; being
part of the same premises which WASH,
ington Frable and wife,. by deed dated
July End 1855 recorded June LIST, 1879, IN
the recorder of deeds office of Lacka-
wanna county, in Deed Book No. l39 at
page 247 &C., granted and conveyed unto
the said Thomas y. Brown in fee. I'M
proved with u two-story frame dwelling
| house with outbuildings thereon.
| Seized and taken in execution at the
| Association VS.. Thomas p. Brown. Debt,
| s1i0i. Judgment No. G22, March term
' ~ TAYLOR, Atty.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-18

THE EFFECTS OF THE GRIP are
overcome by Hoods Sarsarparilla
watch purifies the blood, tones the
stomach, strengthens the nerves, and
makes the whole system vigorous and
healthy.
A vegetable cathartic that can be
relied upon to do its work thoroughly
Hoods Pills.
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ZIMMERMAN, Atty.
ALSO

No. 1i-All the right. title and interest
of the defendant, Mary Delaney, in and
to all that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
land situate in the city of Scranton.
county of Lackawanna, and state of
Pennsylvania, known and distinguished
on j. Herman's map of South Hyde
Park as lot number twelve Q2l in block
number forty-one 4D, being 80 2-10 feet
in front on Fourth street, 6S 4-1O feet in
width in rear along line of lot No. in
depth on the northeasterly line and
ninety-nine (99) feet in depth on tho
southeasterly line, be the same more or
less. Coal and minerals reserved, being
the same property conveyed to Mary
Delaney by Quincy w. Wellington by
deed dated August l, 1891, and recorded
in Deed Book No. 81, page 376, &c.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit of Keystone Brewing company Ns.
Mary Delaney. Debt S7556. Judgment
No, gil, septem1I69eer 1I9e term' 1870 'eho' eN'
r. p. DUFFY, Atty.
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ALSO

No. 13.-All the right. title and interest
of the defendants, Maggie O'Horo and
Michael j. OHoro, in and TO all that
certain lot, piece, or parcel or land, with
the messuage and improvements there
on erected, situate, lying. and being on
tween Washington and Wyoming ave
nues. in the City of Scranton. county OF
Lackawanna, and state of Pennsyl-
vania, bounded and described as follows,
to wit: Beginning on the northeastery
side of New street at the corner of lot
thence along said New street north fifty
two (52) degrees west forty-eght (4S)
feet to q corner; thence along PeckenS
lands north thrty-eight degrees east one
hundred and seventeen Q1O feet to
correr; thence south fifty-two (52 de-
ner of said Nealon's lot; thence along
said Nealon's lot south thirty-eight t30
degrees west one hundred and seventeen
QlO feet to the place of beginning. Con-
tanning five thouand six hundred and
sixteen (j516) square feet OF land, be the
premises which Robert NJ Evans grant
ed and conveyed to Maggie O'Horo, one
| of the defendants above named, by deed
dated April 9Th, 1897, and recorded in the
| recorders office Of Lackawanna county,
| in Deed Book No. $50, page 491, etc. Coal
| and minerals excepted and reserved
| with the right to mine and remove the
same. All improved with two-story
| double frame dwelling house, with store
front and other outbuildings.
| Seized and taken in execution at the
| suit of Mutual Guarantee Building and
| Loan Association vs.. Maggie O'Horo and
| Llichael ]. O'Horo. Debt, $232l96 Judg-
| ment No. $40, May term, 1S99 ri. ia. to
ZIMMERMAN, Atty.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

suit Of use Of O. b. Partridge vs. Ernest
Blackschmidt Debt, $42. Judgment No.
5ic. September term. 1894. III. ia. TO May
term, 1893. PARTRIDGE, Atty.
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Blnck and the Why OF 1t.

a teacher in one Of the Cleveland
public schools said one day to her
class in English composition:
Now, | wish every member Of the
class would write out conversation
between q grocer and one of his Gus
toners, introducing some pathetic in
cident or reference.
Among the compositions handed in
Was the following by sweet little girl
WHO may some day grow up to be a
second Octave Thanet or a Mary f.
wilkins:
What do you want?' asked the
merchant.
The lady replied. "a pound Of tea :"
"Green or black?" asked the mcr.
chant.
IL think I'll take black?" she said
Its for funeral. Ccmlund
LrnItr
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How to Prevent Pneumonia.

You are perhaps aware that pneu.
m"niA always results from a cold or
an attack of la grippe. During the
cpid"m'c nf la vr'pp few years ago
when 80 many cases resulted in pneu
m'nia, 1t wa observed that the attack
was "ev"r f"il"wed by that disease
when Chambcrluin' $ Cough Remedy
was used. IL """"trracts any tendency
1T c'id ar Ia grippe TO result in that
dangrr"n. dise,S". It. il the b.. at
tr"mrdy IN th.. world f"r ID colds a, d
Ia grippe. Every bottle wars ,tec.
For sale by HlilOlr Drug Co.
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the eyes. the hair and the carriage will tell
the story when a woman is ailing 1t is
impossible for woman to be ir good gem
eral health when some local trouble is con.
tinually nagging at her nerves and disar-
ranging the natural functions Of every organ
of the body. DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription is the best of all medicines for
women who suffer from local weakness
and disease peculiar to their sex. It acts
directly on the delicate and important
organs concerned. 1t makes them strong,
healthy, vigorous and elastic. Il allays in.
dammatiOn. heals liberation, soofhes pain.
tones and builds up the nerves and ban.
fshes the usual discomforts of the expec.
tant months 1t makes baby's advent casv
and almost painless. II enables every
organ of the body to perform its natural
functions without unnatural interference
. from pnin.tortured nervous system. It
corrects all Irregularities. A woman who
is made we'll in this way will recover her
natural beauty of form and feature and her
natural amiability of character and temper
Thousands of women have testified to its
merits. An. honest dealer will not urge o
substitute for little extra profit
Mrs. Rachel Clark. Of Houlton. ST. Croix Co..
WIS. writes: ~ am In good health since /
! gave birth TO q i2h pound boy last Juuc He
ID SIX months old now md weighs 30 pounds"
How to preserve health and beauty ara
told IN DR.. Pierce's Common Sense 6fedi-
cal Adviser. 1t is free. For a .paner.cov.
cred copy send ~ one-cent stamps to ro,rr
parting omty: cloth binding. 81 stanps.
Address D.. r. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
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siui he very idea ~ having IL
"a, "nu p"cn aqua when fellow
w.nt- Il drunk "f water, aud c,Ill"y
i"r 'hnrv"> al plato when one wa.t-
an "n'.Ir'tr! II \ simply hnrrlhlc.
Bat "r II GET used 20 it bye aud bye.
aud then We will gn home and bray
about what We know Of Cuba aud it,
proplc
The ir-t day We were her. buuphr
u nr"Spap"r from an old f.llow. IS hn
rutlrd "ti Il lot Of what sounded like
cu,- w"idr at me, aud gave him an
American nickel fur It | tIi,iu.d t."
leave hun, When hr called t. me anu
gave III" for change Il silver piece
ab"nt the size of Il dune. two Large
aud Que ~muall c"rlnr piece. | thnmYht
i'c wa~ cheating himself, hut he in.
sisted nl"n my Keeping the change.
| was acc1upanird by Lieut.. Ilawzc.
an'i We sn"n went in - restaurant
for lu"ch. We vo, ham, eggs. bread
aud coffee. aud when held out some
ni"ncy he took the very change the
news mau had given me aud seemed
to be satisfied. was.
The people here are honest at
least some of them Ia that same
RESTAURANT forgot and left my kodak.
| thought Of it ia about Two hours aud
went back for il, wondering all the
time how d make the ganot under.
stand that | was not fool, but when
| got there he rrcngnized me aud at
once walked tn his desk and brought
me the little camera
Those members nf the regiment who
we're left in the United States will
stay there if they apply for transpor-
tation. Coz. .Junes received orders 20
this effect this n"rning. When man
hel"ngi"g TO one of the regiments now
IN Cuba applies for transportation he
is "ischarKtd, paid up aud given
transportation tn his home. If any
of those now in the United States
want 10 join the regiment here, the.
best way to do is To say nothing to
The army officers about it and pay
th"ir far. down here.
Private Ell Groves, Of Company G..
met with IA very painful, though not
necessarily dangerous, accident this
m"rning. While prauking With
larg" 10 calihrc army revolver the
weapon was accidentally discharged,
tie bail tearing "ff the little fingcr nf
the left hand and passing thrnngh the
l'ft thigh. Causing Il painful flesh
wound. The loss nf the finger is com
i!"tn. Mr Groves is getting a!nmy
nicely now
Major WAGNER has been detailed as
sanitary officer nf the camp.
Lieut.. Dargan and the signal corps
came over on the Panama. Lieut..
Cox is the only officer nf the regiment
n"w in the "States.''
Three captains Of the regiment were
run III Oy tho pr"v0stS for being
out without passes while we we're on
the boat Friday night.
The captains are not much troubled
now issuing passes to men who want
to go TO town at night. The men are
not 'hankeriug to be out at night.
Our camp is near the ocean, aud
crowds go i'll surf bathing daily.
The companies are remarkably
healthy. Fewer men are sick now
than ever before in the history of the
regiment
Letters addressed to men in care &c
their c"np.ny and regiment, Havana,
Cuba will reach them.
Louis j. BRlsTOw.
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All Sorts or Paragraph.

S"Ectin, the proof "f the t,nd
ding is to be found in the dncs"r'- bil
= The heart regulates the life. Get
the heart right and your life is sure
to be.
The man who is master Of him
self has a servant that he can defend
upon.
= The rcad'est and surest way to
get rid Of ccn>urc is Co correct our
selves.
Never give the tnnvne It's full
liberty, but always keep it under
cnntrnl.
Finding fault with another is
o"ly Il r"uudabout wa, Of bragylng uu
yourself
= \ man is dangerously near fall
ing in love with woman wh.u he
likes To hear her Laugh.
= T" seed raisius pour boiling water
over them, aud then drain aud pinch
the seeds out while the rais,n. are
mnist.
What seems to BE- the trouble
with Wilson. ductor ?' None at all,
noue at all. wish every patient
have paid az we'll as Wilson.
A millionaire who died iu Boston
few days ago directed in his will that
no one owing him less than $3, 900 be
required to pay.
OF $50 food and drug samples
analy zed by the State authorities 10
New jersey 209 we're found to be adul.
terated
- II the cat had wings, no birds
would be left in the air If everyone
had what he is wishing, who would
have anything.
- School Teacher-Why were the
prisoners who we're executed oalled
''poor sinners e Schoiar--Because
rich sinners get off.
- An Atchison woman hides her
money in the family Bible, aud in
married life of 20 years her husband
has never found any of it.
= Partisan BARRIERS are legally com
PEELED to wash their hands after a.
tending customer and before waiting
on another. They must use also only
nickle plated combs.
- A son was born into family at
Sabattus, Me-. recently. being the
twelfth child of mother only 35 "r IS
years old, the eldest Of the family be-
ing but Is years old.
= "Thc Chuzzctops heat the world
in economy "What d, th y do p
"When Chuzzletop ha. cold h.
d"e>n t get his prescription filled until
his wife gets cold, too.
= Before man falls in love he
wonders how woman would snt him
for wife: after he falls iu love he
wonders how he would suit woman
for husband
Doctor, you treated me once
for lung fever Why is your bill for
treating me for pneumonia so much
larger 2 Pneumonia, sir, is a
good deal harder to spell. 1t amt
every doctor that can do It."
Indiana possesses half of the
window glass producing facilities Of
the nation, produces over one-third Of
the plateglass and fourth of the flint
aud green glass, and stands first among
the seventeen glass producing States
Of the Union.
= The small town Of Werda, in the
Kingdom Of Dahomey, is celebrated
for its temple Of serpents, long
building. in which the priests keep
upward Of one thousand serpents Of
all sizes, which they feed with birds
and frogs brought to them as offerings
by the natives.
- Sunday y-school Teacher-''Come,
now, children, tell me, what house is
always open to everybody the rich
and the poor, the young and the old,
the sick and the we'll Do you know
what house mean p Little Willie
-"Yeth, ma 'am l knowr' Teacher
well, Willie, what house is it 2"
Willie-''Thc police station 4"
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= The largest bell in France has
heen hung in the oelfry of the Church
of the Sacred Heart III Paris It weighs
twenty-five tons, can be heard at
distance of twenty five miles, aud it's
vibr alton lasts six minutes.
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= Small Son-I know what TIL be

= Small SOM know what I'll be
when grow. I'm pning to be great
inventor. Papa-That'~ ou,ayiny,
certainly, what makes you think yon
have Inventive genius ? Small SON
Why. | wanted to take o screw out.
and ! couldn't find any screwdrivcr.
aud SO unscrewed it out with your
razor.
= Happy ia the man who, when the
storm beats upon bim, knows how to
stick at his task.
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Kidney Trouble,

The Kidneys cleanse the blood and
on 'h"ir activity depends the health
ut the h"dy. 1t the liver bccn,ncs So
torpid that it intcrfcrcS wi, h the work
"f the kidneys the body suffers aud
dr"p>y results. The m,nst valnnbl.
feature in the curative ttf-ct "f Prick
" Ash Bltters ~ its stimulating in
tartcc III the kidneys. 1t heals aud
strengthens those organs so that they
resume their blond cleansing aud
urine gathering functions. pnrities
aud regulates the liver, tones up the
stomach aud digestion, and by n mild
yrt thorough Ca hartic effect, all phi
suns and bilious impurities in the
bowels are driven out. Ii quickly re-
stores strength and health. Sold by
Evans Pharmacy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
WANTED.

FIVE MEN OF GOOD ADDRESS. FOR
Light outdoor work. Permanent posi-
ton. Apply between and 10 a. NJ,
MANAGER, 1ll2 east Main street.
so 1927
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
A MYSTERIOUS ASSAULT.
An Unknown Man Pounces on Me-
gro at Third and DuyaI

Another mysterious assault occurred I'm
Jackson Ward last night BERTHE Harris.
negro was assaulted and struck two
heavy blows by an unknown, or. at least.
an unrecognized, person. This happened
about 1880 o'clock, al Third and DuvaI
streets. Harris was passing along the
street. Just az he turned the corner at
Third some one sprang from the dark
ness. He saw an uplifted arm, and that
is all he remembers.
When he became conscious Or. ].
Wyatt Davis was bending over him. Dr.
Davis found a deep cut on the mans
chin and another on the back of his
head. He took five stitches I'm the face
wound and several in the injury on the
head. He then took the man to the City
Hospital where last night, az a late hour,
he was doing very well. He will recover.
A few nights ago an unknown man
sprang on a negro near Third and Duval
and cut his throat with razor.
The ambulance was called at 1880 A. M.
Yesterday to II west Canal street to at
tend a colored boy named William Carter.
A mule fell on him, and he was internally
injured. He was treated by DR. Rex.
At $50 the ambulance was called 10
Smyth Brothers stable. where a negro
boy named James Rogers was kicked in
the mouth by a mule and had three teeth
knocked out He was taken 10 the aims
house. and DR.. J. Wyatt Davis attended
him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
Personals and Briefs.

Mrs. L. l.. Ford left for New York yes
terday.
DR.. Vaughan Lloyd returned yesterday
from England
Miss Josie Bear, OF this city, is visiting
friends in Baltimore.
Professor Moses Stein and wife have re-
turned from the Red sulphur Springs.
Miss Ida Atlee left Tuesday for Wash
tngton to spend the winter much TO the
regret of host Of friends.
Mr.. Howard z. Page. auditor Of the
Norfolk and ocean View railway, was in
the city Monday night
Mr. r. Herman Thomas has returned
TO the city after a short vacation hunting
deer in NOttoway county.
Miss Leila b. Thomas of Blackstone.
IS stopping with her cousin, Miss Mary
h. Deuel. on Short street.
Mrs. Talley and daughter. Laura, of Han
over. who have been summerlng at the
Rock Alum, have returned TO their home
DR.. william Brigg Nichols OF New
York. Is in the city on two weeks visit
TO his parents. at POS west Grace street.
Mr. Henry W. Billings and Mrs. Greene,
Of Boston. Mass. have been on visit
TO Mrs w. s. Johns, 40 north Eighth
street
Mr. c. A. voolfolk, of the San Fran
cisco Examiner Slall, lOtatNb III son J"HV,i
Cal. is in the city visiting relatives and
friends.
Miss Rosa Temple. Of Prince George,
end Miss Matte Garrett of Cumberland,
ere visiting the Misses Harris, at No. 80
east Marshall street
Miss Alice Eunice Cooper, Of 1l05 west
Clay street, has returned from Red Sui
phur Springs, w. Va, where she has been
spending the summer
Miss Louise Atlee, who has been visit
ing at Wakefield. the home OF Mr.. Jake
Alice Henrico county, has returned TO
her home In Washington. after pleasant
stay
Master Eddie Winkers, Of Fairfield
Henrico. who accidentally shot himself
in the knee several days ago, is doing
very well, but is still confined 10 his
room.
Mrs. Maggie l.. Mitchell. OF nae China
street. has returned 10 the city after q
pleasant stay Of several weeks with
friends IN Washington. Alexandria and
Norfolk.
Mr.. Charles c. Friend and family, Of
Marshall. Tex. who have been visiting
mir. Friends brother, Mr.. + Z. Friend.
OF Henrico. left yesterday for their far
off home.
Mrs. j. L. Young. OF 12l6 west Clay
street. and her son, Russell, accompanied
by little Miss Eta Farmer, are visiting
friends in Gordonsville, and viii be gone
about ten days.
MIR. ". u. Boudar, the expert account
ant will leave for DanVille to-day, 10
confer with the committee having IN
charge the overhauling and examining
OF the books OF the various municipal de-
partments OF Danville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
AUCTION Sales.--future Day,

By A. j. Chewing Company.
Real Estate Auctionoers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
p,chuond visitors Leave.

The Southside visitors to Richmond left
for their homes along the Southern road
yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
A long train carrying 800 persons ar
rived here from Danville and intermediate
points Monday at 80 o'clock. These very
welcome visitors busted themselves among
the metropolitan shops and spent a great
deal of money. 1t was as orderly and
genteel crowd as one wishes 10 see.
The excursion was run by Mr.. Vaughan,
Of South Boston.
While here Mr.. r. a. East, of South
Boston. called at police headquarters 10
attempt TO identify the shoes that are
there. and which were taken from two
negro suspects several days ago. He
failed to identify them, however. lie
thinks that the clothing may be. the pro-
perry of trousers manufacturing COM
pany at South Boston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
"Docv Makes the Crowds Laugh.

doc" is away up IN the hit-making al
the Main-Street Park vauoeville TINS
week. and his really wonderful sense IS
creating great enthusiasm. The act Is
not similar to any other upon the stage
as Doc" is a comedian OF the first mark
and he never fails 10 make nearly
laugh.
Waltz and Ardelle have sung themselves
into favor and Foreman and West con-
tinue to amuse the crowd, which, by the
way. was unusually large last night, with
the best and brightest farce comedy OF
the season. The bill, as a whole, Is
making a prominent success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
coIlec,or NJ Meyer; Keeper Of Cemetery.

Collector, NJ. Meyer; Keeper Of Cemetery
w. W. Hope. H. ,o.9
President II. Fisher was elected IN ~
20 succeed tho late Harris Jacobs, anu
has been reelected 10 succeed hlmse,..
continuously ever since. He has not on,y
made a most energetic and active oinceff'
but hay since his retirement from Dust
ness given much time to the interest Oh
his people. -.
unanimously reelected to succeed him
seIf for tho thlrty-spcond time. and Is the
oIdest officer in the congregation.
TREASURED +. c. Meyer was first eAcfed
IA mis- present office I'm 1893, and has cIeld
the office ever since. 10 his own sausfac-
ton and that Of his congregation,
Secretary Hirshberg was eiecteu 70 ms
rscsent nosition i'm 1882 and continued In
Office until 1898. when he resigned. Last
wear he was again elected, and reelected
this year unanimously. TIT,
This congregation proposes to rebuild
in another portion OF the city as soon as
is present synagogue can be disposed or
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
A Word to Mothers.

Mothers Of children affected with Group
or q severe cold need not hesitate 10
administer Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
II contains no opiate nor narcotic In any
form. and may be given as confidently
TO the babe as TO an adult. The great
success that has attended its use I'm the
treatment OF colds and Group has won
for IL the approval and praise II has
received throughout the United States
and in many foreign lands. For sale by
all druggists &c 3-SaSu&W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
MANTED.

TO RENT THREE ROOMS. MUST BE
between Broad and Cary and Sixth and
Monroe streets. Address at once
ROOMS" care OF this office. Sc l3-it'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
ELECTS OFFICERS.
Annual Meeting of keneseth Israel
CONGREGATION Last Night.

The annual meeting Of the congregation
OF Keneseth Israel was held last night.
with a large attendance. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing year:
President H. Fisher Seventh term;
Nice-President. +. Hirshberg Uhirty-se-
c0nd term) Secretary, H. Il. hirshberg
Thirteenth term. Treasurer, r. G. Meyer
sixth term; Trustees-A. Hirshberg. NJ.
Sonnenberg. A. Steiner, 1. G.. Bernstein.
and n. Greenwald; Sexton, Isaac Michael;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
Minutes of ". Up U. Convention.

A number Of gentlemen or ms cityl
prominently connected with the Baptist
Young Peoples Union Convention Of July
last. have received copies of the minutes
Of that meeting.
This pamphlet contains the pictures OF
the executive officers, the local Executive
Board. and the charInen of the various
committees, together with the fun pro-
ceedings and most Of the addresses de-
livered by the regularly appointed speak