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CARD or THANKS.

CARD Or THANKS.
WE wish tc express our heartfelt thanks
20 otr friends and neighhors who so
kindly administered their help ard sym
pashy in Cur late bereavement the death
or our beloved father
WILLIAM M'TNTYRE,
JAMES MINTYRE
GEORGE. M'TNTYRE
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AUCTION SALES.
MONSTER SALE of antiquities and
curios by public auction at the Syrian
day, March Is. at D m. and D. M: also
on Saturday. March u.s. at the same
hours. Bickerton 4 Dewitt have received
instructions from Mrs. @. n. Malouf TO
sell by public auction the contents OF the
store. consisting In part az follows:
Elegant Turkish rugs. hand cmbrcider-
les. pearl inlaid stands and curioe ham,
mered brass work OF Damascus. Egyp-
tan 1eweiry. Turkish curtains. relics
and curios in great variety.
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MONEY TO LoAN-Hoases built on ~
stal.nent plan; fire insurance vrS$s0
H. o. Shuey & Co. ~ Pike. TeiepSS@s
Bun sSS.
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MONEY 70 loan on improved real estate =
seress can be repaid al any time ar "a
small monthly payments; low rate ~
no commission. Inquire a; lis Cher
street
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77777-777-7 -
PERSON Al.

ON AFsNDt Mt OF running A0Au oar stock
preparatory 20 making a a. no diamond
an. spaa sale, ~ ~, gong - gEr, .S44y
and SATURDAY elegant osssl r5n9e ana
GRE lGesyfs SIS ws5cA sT-E.s gftgas attn
ether valuable gfszas; every iasss CT ass.~
,,sFaan who ass Wis ies Gssy sales MI.
TsTf. THE statement lgsAt we 10 al se.s
PROMISE q w. NsArEnaek 81 "a. i42g
SsNGNa 9V@aGe
R0BfS@O% EApoR BATE CABINETS
ir stoe& Have dear a9f TOP curtains
Gan ~ sea& 70 seer residence fer inspac
tlaE- -sss - sfse. Don't 60 % Hgr
Sp<trxs. Zee ca a3Es 81 hoafe. WIZ szsrs
"a gFspre, cossS aud Rheumatism W8u
KEGS gpss wei lls SCI pkEye mailer gyse
G. Il Hsl's 9ea@ra3 agent: 80 Burke build
ing.
FRISCO kA1s Stare &4r~f-esass ha4~
dressing. ssaa m gssfesss1x. hasreuSsiaS nax
goods. 1fsi First agsEEa.
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STOLEN.

ss0 REV ARD viii b. paid for irfuf mat loa
leading 10 sae recovery CT shs antique ma
hoganS corner cabinet recently stolen
from 81 NtnLh avenue. near Madison
Crawgasd & Cenaver. 80 and ats New
YORK FlqaE
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JAMES BOTHW Ei-I~-(sity and -
loans insurance and surety FONDA
Rs,ston block. Telephone.
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NANTED-BO sRoERS.

BOARD fnr children hy f1e week or rr7ansh
usy be- had at Mrs. SheTman's L1as Sev-
enth street; kindergarten instruction also
gwen.
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LOST-Good opportunity Of making mon
ey. Invest In Republic stocks ". IA.
Vincent 4 Co. and RoXweil block
.
LOST Black bitch pup; answers 10 I.aea
very playful Return So isl2 FRS; ave-
nue. and receive reward
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wANrEp-noaRp WITH ROOMS.

WANT Efp-By mas ard wsfe. a.l..e rleeiv
furnished roessss. With hoari use 81
baIa. private family. c.ose in exalnsn
fa!ip A3fVess ice StatA avenue c'tv
~ e nnaa ARD w'fe. suite ~ vyserns fl,f
nlshed oT unturnixAea vita haang. lose
81 Z 81 care ~Enfa}fiEeugar
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FOUND.

H..
FoUND-~A cha 'tce of making good ,f,,n-
eS See Republic stocks advertised by
Vincent 4 Co, under "susi PISS chang
es" and Roxwen block.
LONDON LOAN OFFICE-Noney loaned
On yasua0.es, watches 4ssman9ss and
jewsiFy. los Second avenue south.
LACE CURTAIN f.AIfNDRY-Nrs Mo@h.
er. Phone. Lake ais.
Fot-Nte-~A big dog. Can ~ Iiis Washing
tau street.
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TO LoAN-s5.oco and $500 private ms~-
Scheuergnan beck.
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ANOTHER tsTsut Ha,l and rrsze Watts
az t;e-Tuaasa ttsN Saturday Nara nsh,
given ns tspepen = celebrated orchestra,
Admission 81 Profits Nll BE taken tx
new maifHrNy
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The following letters avail, advertisers At
this Office:

essssssssssssssssssssse,
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-04
3EFsNDAlele'S Sc
DRESS GOODS.

Our new spring stock of
dress goods is all in and
we invite an inspection.
Two hundred and fifty pat
terms, no two alike, in all
the popular weaves and
shades at prices from
81. 90 to- $40. oc
Black Crepons for skirts,
in all the popular weaves
at soc, Csc and ----- 81. oe
New plaids 29c, 45c and 75t
Whipcords in all shades $50
Novelty goods at 29c to- SI.oc
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-04
,ocA, AND PERSONA, ,rEns.

Trinidad lump coal 81 per ton at
Matt Daniher's.
]. N. Cooper, billiards and pool,
fine cigars.-Plaza block.
Webber's fine creamery butter
will be found at Melvin Bros.
Buckley & Hart have plenty Of
money to loan on good farms.
Eight per cent money for city or
farm loans. II. Gibson, Central
block. a
Ask for Prince OF India, Arkan-
sas Valley, Trix or Otero. All La
Junta made cigars.
Remember Melvin Bros. when
you wish to complete an especially
fine Sunday dinner.
Mrs. G. ]. Garvin, Of Lamar,
has been the guest of Mrs. G. w.
Parker during the present week.
Sheriff George Barr returned on
No. Thursday night from a visit
OF several days to the capital city.
Miss Norah Hodges left on No.
2 Thursday for St. Louis to pur-
chose stock of spring and sum
mer millinery for the local trrde.
John E. Biggs and family left
on No. 8 Thursday morning for
Player to visit friends for few
weeks. Mr.. Biggs owns a ranch
near that place.
The TRIBUNE is indebted to Miss
Bess Caldwell for the excellent re-
port of the Washington's Birthday
exercises in the different grades OF
the public schools.
The New Century Club, OF Man l
zanola. will entertain the visiting
teachers at luncheon during tie
institute to be held in that city
Saturday, March nth.
For SALE CHgAP-Good sewing
machine, feather bed, dishes and
other household goods. Second
door south Of water tank on Belle
view avenne.-D. II. Warner.
County Superintendent Of Schools
Mary ]. Anderson announces that
teachers examination will be
held in the court house in this
city Friday and Saturday, March
18TH and 18th.
The marketing committee Of the
combined melon associations will
meet in Rocky Ford, Wednesday,
March sth, for the purpose of APP
portioning the 700 cars contracted
for among the different associations
of the valley.
Mrs. A. NJ. Potter and children
arrived Wednesday morning from
Plymouth, Mich, to join Mr.. Pot
ter, our new book and stationery
dealer. The family is living in
one of i. N. Athey's residences
near the Catholic church.
]. S. Walsh returned on No. 2
Wednesday from California and
Arizona, where he has been travel
ing in the interest of the La Junta
Milling and Elevator Company for
the past six weeks. He visited all
Of the principal points OF interest
in the Golden state and reports a
very pleasant and successful trip.
Brook6eld Henry, atwelve-year-
old boy, pleaded guilty. in the
county court Thursday to a charge
Of stealing brasses from the rail
road company. He will be SEN
fenced at o'clock this afternoon.
His companion in crime, Charlie
Cook, will be tried before Judge
Miller and jury in the county
court room this morning.
S. r. Mendelson, Of the Golden
Rule, returned on No. yesterday
morning from New York City,
where he has been for two months
past purchasing new goods. The
new stock will commence to arrive
in . few days and Mr.. Mendelson
expects to be busy for two or three
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-04
of New York are doing

4 'HNANhohho SA @NS" ~" aAS oSAhb
an enormous business this year.
/ ]. N. Cooper returned Wednes,
day night from few days visit to
the capitol city.
FoR SALE--Three head OF mich
COWS and FIVE head young stock
cheap. G. +. Washburn.
The only corn-fed meat in town
is to be had at Theits & Dice.
Meat market south of court house.
Mrs. Katherine Lowe is very ill,
Drs. Ragsdale and Dow being
called in consultation Wednes-
day night.
Mrs. NJ. A. Burns and her
daughter, Mrs. E. T. Plowman,
left Thursday morning for Los
Angeles to visit friends for several
weeks.
The next meeting of the w. c.
r. U. will be held at the home of
Mrs. +. P. Hiscock, on Tuesday
March 9TH, at 3 p. m. Everybody
welcome.
+ The Ladies of ST. Andrews
Guild will give teas every Saturday
afternoon during Lent, from to
8 o'clock, at the residence OF Mrs.
/ c. F. Kendall.
c. Z. Rosebrough and family
and Mrs. o. g. Reed and children
returned Tuesday morning from
4 Ottawa, Kan, where they have
been visiting relatives and friends
for several weeks.
1 w. p. Patten, OF Denver, repre-
senting the Daily Republican, of
that city, was in town several days
this week in the interest OF his
paper, and made social call at
the TRIBUNE office Wednesday.
Work was commenced yesterday
in making the proposed changes
in the building at the corner Of
Trinidad Plaza and Colorado av-
enue. A glass front will be put
in on the Colorado avenue side,
and the firms doing business there
will be literally living in glass
house.
The Otero County Mining and
Prospecting Company filed their
annual report with County Clerk
Winchell Thursday. The author
lied capital stock Of the company
is $Ioo, 900, of which $3.50 is
fully paid up. A. Nicholes is the
president and X. S. Beall secre-
tary of the company.
Geo. w. McManes, for six years
past secretary Of Camp No. 8,
Woodmen of the World, was the
recipient last Monday evening OF a
beautiful gold watch and chain
from the members Of the order in
appreciation of his services. The
inner case of the watch was suit
ably inscribed with his name and
the date of presentation, and is
priced very highly by Mr.. Nc
Names.
"The Pay Train Company"
which appears at the La Junta
opera house, Wednesday evening,
March 9Th, is receiving more than
passing notice from the press at
points where they have appeared.
1t is spoken of as very strong
company and if it is to be judged
by the reception extended them in
the larger cities will have nothing
to fear during the remainder Of the
season.
An exchange says Of "The Pay
Train, !" which comes to the opera
house in this city, on Wednesday,
March 9Th: "The Pay Train,
one of the largest four-act scenic
productions Of the season, opened
three nights engagement at the
Academy Of Music Thursday night
to fair sized audience. The play
is ! bright comedy drama with an
i:-sn.ss~. nf-e .,laotu <>e ,rarL
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-04
NOTIONS.

The popular Yvette comb,
with which lady needs
no hair pins. They sell
in the east at SI.oo, our
price ------ ----- 75c
Cyrano chains are the
greatest fad OF the season
We have them at 35c,
soc, 75c and sI.oo
Beauty pins, new line at
sc each and two for o5c
eweled beauty pins at - I5c
Crochet cotton, spools-- o5c
Belt buckles, 25c, 35c---- soc
Brooches, nice line, 25c soc
Metal belts, new, 75c to- 81. so
Link cuff buttons, 25c to 81. 90
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-04
READY TO WEAR SKIRTS

Black brocaded skirts, ex-
ira value ----. So. 90
Heavy black brilliantine
skirts 50. 90
Colored skirts, made from
novelty goods 50. SO
Black brilliantine, baya-
dere stripe So. so
Black serge skirts, worth
50. 90, now ow-----------S2. so
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-04
EMsHo,DEalEs.

Ten pieces cambria and
guipure embroidery in
very open pretty pat
terms, worth 2oc and 25c
per yard, for----------
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-04
TOILET ARTICLES.

Bulk perfumes, geranium,
jockey club, prairie vio-
lets, white rose, per o. soc
Perfumes in fancy bottles
at 25c, soc and-- 75c
Quinine hair tonic soc
Carnation cream ----- 25c
Talcum powder er----- 25c
Violet toilet water = = 25c
Face powder, I5c, 25c---- soc
Tooth powder r------- 25c
Tooth paste e--------- 25c
Almond cream m----------- 35c
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-04

We have added to our pop
ular line of Thompson's
glove fitting corsets the
w. c. c., long wasted
corset of heavy coutil in
black white and drab-- SI.25
We also carry the F. P.
corset at SI.oo and. ST.. as
Beauty corset waist, but
ton or clasp 81 90
Jackson corset waist 81. 90
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-04
SHOES At HALF PRICE.

Several lines of children's
and misses button shoes
with square and wide toe,
to close out at one-half
OF regular price
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NO INDEPENDENT PARTY.
Central Labor Union Concludes That
the Time Is Not Ripe for Such
Movement.

AT yesterdays meeting of the Gem
trail Labor union, the question of form
ing an Independent political party was
discussed in connection with a resolu-
ton declaring against Candidate w. f,
Johns, who is alleged to have an in
terest in non union plumbing firm,
but after a brief debate the conclusion
was reached that the time is not ripe
for labor party here and the matter
was allowed to go over.
Encouraging reports were received
from those who have in hand the boom
ing of Scranton for the 1900 convention
of the American Federation of Labor.
The plumbers national convention at
Peoria, ILL.,, last week, pledged itself to
vote in favor of Scranton being Sc
lected
1t was decided to extend the nght
against the theatres by sending COM
mittees about to solicit friends of labor
to stay away from the shows until the
differences are adjusted.
The boilermakers reported having
won their strike at the Cliff works. A
report was received from the cigar
makers to the effect that one of the
largest factories in the city had been
unionized and would today commence
using the union label. The wheel
wrights had a similar report to make
of wagon shop, on the South Side.
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CRITICISM OF HARLAN.
Prize Was Awarded to W. R. Hughes
Of The Tribune.

Manager Long, of the Lycaun7 the
atre, week ago offered box for the
performance Of my Innocent Roy" as
reward to the person sending in the
best written idea OF Otis Harlan as a
comedian, 10 be used in a souvenir
during his engagement at the Carrick
theatre, New York.
The communications We're submit
ted TO Manager Johnson Of the Harlan
company on Saturday and the rriz =
was awarded TO w r Hughes. of The
Tribune, whose idea" was as follows.
"Otis Harlan can be likcned to an
effervescent spring of hnmor, bubbling
over with song and mirth. To see him
act and hear him sing eliminates men
tel anxiety from the most preoccupied
mind, His every move and gesture are
irresistibly funny and should be seen
to be appreciated"
Mr.. Hughes and a party of friends
occupied a box at Saturday nights
performance. The company begins
their New York engagement at the
Garrick theatre this evening.
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about my misery. He has no ear for
my cry OF distress, And God heard" ."
Israel the nation is in distress--slaves,
taskmasters, the lash, and bitter bond
age"
How long, o God, how longl" And
God heard. And in all ages, whether
with individuals or nations, cry OF
distress is heard of God. And the angel
OF God called to Hagar out of heaven,
What aileth thee, Hagar? Fear not
So God not only hears but He helps.
Understand, God arouses no hopes that
He does not furnish means to bring
into fulhllment. When God hears he
| answers, and with the answer comes
| the certainty that our petition Is
granted.
And God opened her eyes and she
saw a well of water: and she went and
| filled the bottle with water and gave
the lad drink" It is as easy for God
| to have a well in the wilderness as It
| is to have q Wilderness without WELL
The providence of God is in evidence
| to save Ishmael as 1t was in subse-
quent days to save Isaac, and the poor
| bond woman. Thus Hagar is under
| divine protection in the wilderness as
| surely as Sarah is under it in her tent
| and home
WHAT ARE OUR LESSONS?
First-That in all the affairs of life
| God sees us. Male or female, poverty
or wealth, with social distinction or
| without, the slave or the freeman,
| white or colored at home or abroad, in
| comfort or discomfort. in danger or
| safety. We are not out of the vision
of the omniscient God.
| Second-God is anXiously solicitous
! concerning us. Where is thy brother?'
What doest thou here Elijah?" "Doest
! thou well to be angry?" What aileth
! thee, Hagar?" The solicitude of God is
apparent in all the circumstances of
| life.
Third-The extremity of the human
| is the opportunity of the divine. God
| answers the thirsty one who cries unto
| Him with a well in the wilderness.
In conclusion, we may be Wilderness
| driven and in despair, but blessed are
| they which thirst after righteousness,
| for they shall be filled"
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iastlcally So, Below are given a few
excerpts that are out Of the ordinary:
New York.-In the words of President
Fitzgerald, the greatest convention of the
letter carriers ever known is thing Of
the past.
Brooklyn, N. Y.-The magnificent DEM
onstration which ushored in the Letter
Carriers tenth annual convention will long
live In the memories of tho participants,
and doubtless pleasant recollections of
that picturesque and imposing scene will
be cherished by the vast multitudes who
witnessed the precise military evolutions
and critical maneuvering Of the 5000 uni
formed servitors of Uncle Sam, who pa
raded the well-paVcd streets of Scranton
on Labor Day.
Columbus, O-At it's next meeting a
large attendance Is expected, as our dele
gates will be home from the Electric
City, brimful OF information and anxious
to report progress.
| New Orleans, La.-.Well. the tenth an
nual convention is over and Scranton did
herself proud, even tho connoisseurs from
| Branch 80 being loud in their praise of
scranton's hospitality.
| Every letter carrier in the United
! states, who is a member OF the asso.
! Citations receive a copy of this publ
! cation,
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STORY OF HAGAR
AND HER TROUBLE
THIRD SERMON ON WOMEN OF
THE OLD TESTAMENT.

Delivered by Rev. j. B. Sweet in
Simpson M. E. Church Last Even
ing-Promises of God and Their
acknowledgements Practices
ndemned-Casting Out of the
Mother and Son and Their Appeal
to God How They Wandered in the
Desert-Lessons to be Taught by
These Circumstances.
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ton Of the Borough of Moosic, pray
ing for a continuance of the case
which was to have been heard at Phil
adelphia on Monday, Oct 2, to Oct. 8,
Attorney John M, Harris represented
the borough of Moosic and agreed to
the continuance.
Journeymen Plumbers, $40 Spruce
street, telephone 1898. -
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FIRST SNOW OF SEASON.-The first
snow fall of this season came Saturday
1t was not very substantial, it being ac-
companicd by rain and hail and its stay
was very brief.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-10-02

MMITTEE' MEETING.-T ladies'
committee in connection with the fire.
mems contention will meet this evening
III the SHOWER building on Penn avenue.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-10-02
CONTINUANCE WAS ALLOWED

Moosic Bosough Case Will Be Heard
on Oct. g.
Before Judge P, p. Smith Of the Su-
perior Court Saturday a motion was
made by Attorney I. ~, Burns repre-
senting the cxceptants to the corpora
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-10-02

AN IMPORTANT MEETING. - The
board of managers Of the Florence Crit
tcnton home at Il2 Harrison avenue, will
hold an important meeting al 10 O'Clock
this morning at the home
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was very brief,
AN IMPORTANT MEETING. - The
board of managers Of the Florence Crit
tcnton home at 7l2 Harrison avenue will
hold an important meeting al 10 O'clock
this morning at the home.
WATKINS WILL SlNG.-During the
session of the WOman's Foreign Mission
AIRY society convention at Elm Park
church on Wednesday afternoon, Profess
sor John T. Watkins will sing a solo.
WILL ADDRESS STONECUTTERs. ..-
James f, McHugh, national secretary ana
treasurer of the International Stone Cut.
ters' association, will address the local
union of that body at 2 O'Clock this af-
ternoon in Cassessc's hall.
CHORAL CLASS.--A choral class con-
Quoted by Mrs. B. I. Jayne will be held
Tuesday CNeniT IS at the Nourg Women S
Christian association beginning October
IL at p. m. destruction given in sight
and chorus sirging, Free to all girls.
THROWN FROM HIS WAGON.--A
farmer who save his name as j. l.. Rose
was thrown from his wagon on lower
IackaWanna avenue Saturday and sus-
tained severe scalp wounds, which were
dressed AT the Lackawanna hospital
FUNERAL THIS AFTERNOON.-The
funeral of the late Edward Gilroy will be
held this afternoon from the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Gilroy, Of
North Main avenue, West Scranton. Ser
vices will he held at St. Patrck's church
and interment viii be made in the Ca
thedral cemetery,
GRANTED A CHARTER.-Jud Arch
bald granted a charter Saturday TO the
Miners and LahOrers Benevolent asso-
citation OF the Clinton mines at Wand
ling. The directors are John and Frank
Murray, Joseph BossCk, George Wilson
and John Johns The application for the
charter was made by Hon. John f. Rey-
.nolds.
WILL E%EMPLIFY DEGREE. -Scra n
ton Council Knights of Columbus, win
"a to Carbondale tonight and eNemplify
the third degree Of the order to the mem
bers of the council of that city. The work
viii be finished in time for the visitors 10
return on a late train. Next Monday
night the local council will go TO Pittston
on a similar mission.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-10-02

THE PRINTERS BALL.-The annual
pan OF scranton Typographical union will
be held at liusic hall Wednesday night,
October 25
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-10-02
CITY NOTES

COMMON PLEAS COURT. The third
week of common pleas court will belin
this morning.
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WATKINS WILL SING. During the
session of the WOman's Foreign Mission
AIRY society convention at Elm Parl;
church on Wednesday afternoon, Profess
sor John T. Watkins will sing a solo,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-10-02

And the ladies auxiliary. Well, too
much praise cannot be given them for
the tireless energy they displayed in look
ing after the comfort of the lady visitors.
They seemed imbued with the same hust-
ling spirit of their fathers, brothers and
sweethearts and from the many compi-
mentary remarks heard among the lady
guests, it is safe to presume that the la
dies auxiliary will be kindly remembered
by those who were fortunate enough TO
come under their charge.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-10-02

There was so many things at Scranton
to feel gratified for that it is hard to
single out one for particular mention
Yet there is one that we would fain mako
note of, and that is the unanimous and
hearty cooperation and good will of the
press. The columns of their papers were
open to u.s. and expressed nothing but the
kindlicst sentiments toward all. More
over the tendency TO critiCise which has
been at times in the past of too frequent
occurrence, was noticeably absent.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-10-02

WILL ADDRESS STONECUTTERs.. .-
James f. McHugh, national secretary and
treasurer of the International Stone Cut,
ters' association, will address the local
union of that body at 2 O'Clock this af-
ternOon in CasSessc'S hall
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-10-02
26d532

Smoke the Popular Punch Cigar, 1oc