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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-01-05
DUNMORE DOINGS.
Young People of Methodist Episcopal
Church Entertain in Throop.
Miner Injured-Other Notes.

\ CAREFUL of entertainers. composed
principally of the members Of the
members of the Methodist Episcopal
church Of this borough. journeyed t.
Throop last evening. where they gave
a musical programme and skit for the
benefit of a Mr. Atherton, who has
been incapacitated from work for
some time.
Miss Emma Ludwig opened the en-
tertainment with Il piano solo. fol-
lowed by Miss Jones, who gave read
Ing in a pleasing manner. A ladies'
quartette. composed of the Misses
Powell. Ludwig. Biesecker and Eden.
gave several musical numbers, after
which considerable interest was
aroused by Miss Van Cleft and Messrs.
Charles Shaffer and Turvey Breese in
a comic dialogue. After a solo by Miss
Eden. a reading by Miss Jones and n
vocal duet by Misses Eden and Powell,
all equally good, the main attraction
of the evening, musical skit en-
titled THE Reason Why" was given.
The sixteen young ladies and gentle
men who represented maids and bach
elors to that number. succeeded in ac-
quitting themselves very creditably to
the evident enjoyment of the audience
present.
The town hall in Throop. where the
entertainment was held. was comfort
ably filled. over two hundred being
present, and neat sum was realize
for the benefit Of Mr.. Atherton.
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ELECTION FRAUD CASES.
Grand Jury Returns True Bills at
Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, Jan. 4.--The grand jury
today returned true bills of indictment
in the election fraud cases in the Thir-
teenth division of Seventh ward dur
ing the recent election for state Off
GERS. when Lieutenant Colonel Bar
nett, of the Tenth Pennsylvania Vol
unteers, was elected. There are nine
defendants, as follows: Thomas SAL
try. deputy coroner. Philadelphia; JOS
eph George Rodgers. lieutenant of cap
ital police. Washington. William
Cook. Harry McCabe, Clarence Mees-
er. James Il. Sheehan. also of Wash
ington; John Selberman. John Sculler
and John Hannah, of this city.
There was no bill against George
Kirkland. Of Washington, who acted
as minority inspector in the division
named and who furnished the infor-
nation on which the arrests were
made for a local newspaper. Selber
man, Scullen and Hanna are fugitives.
The charges against the men under
arrest are conspiracy, making fraudu-
lent election returns. placing ballots
in the box Illegally and impersona:-
ing election officers. The cases will be
tried about the middle Of this week.
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LITTLE ITEMS OF NOTE.

The Pennsylvania Coal company and
Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad
company are expected to pay their
employees on Jan. 10.
The members of the Ladies' Tenn
perance society are making extensive
arrangements for a social to be given
under their management In Washing
ton hall, on Washington's birthday.
Feb. %.
A new dancing class will be organ
lied by Prof. Taylor this evening to
meet every week In Washington hall.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres
byterian church held an interesting
meeting at the home Of Mrs. 5. D..
King. on Dudley street, yesterday af-
ternoon. and succeeded in getting
through with considerable business OF
a routine nature.
Mr.. Flood, of Wilkes Barre, is 1t
work on No. ~ school building putting
In the new desks and other school fur
niture. The new building will he
opened for school purposes on Monday
morning. Jan. 8.
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NORTH SCRANTON.

This evening the keystone Literary
and Dramatic club will produce. In the
auditorium. the thrilling military drama
''rhe Flag of Truce" The entertainment
will be given for the benefit of the local
union. No. SOs United Mine Workers of
America. Some of the best local talent
will take part.
Last evening the Christian Endeavor
society of the West Market Street Welsh
Baptist church conducted an entertain
ment in the parlors of the church. Dur
ing the evening John Hobbs and Esau
Price played several selections on their
autOharps. The dialogue between Sadie
and Eiihu Jones was delightfully."- rem
dered i'm an amusing style. Other fea-
tIres Of the evening were recitations,
solos and selections by the church or
Chestra. A large audience was present
all of whom enjoyed the numbers given
thoroughly.
The funeral of Mrs. Martin McAndrcw
who died at her home on Oak street.
Wednesday morning will he held this af-
ternoon at o'clock from the home. The
body will be taken to the Holy Rosary
church. where services will be conducte ed.
Interment will be made in Cathedral
cemetery. The deceased is survived by n
husband and two children, and one sis
ter, Mrs. j. ]. Sullivan.
The funeral of little Mary Mhatley.
daughter Of Mrs. whatley. Of Charlt >
street. will take place tomorrow morn
ing at 2 O'Clock from the home. The
childs death was caused by the burns
received while standing near the fire In
the kitchen, her clothing becoming ig-
nited In some mysts riOus way. She wGs
8 years of age.
The funeral of Patrick Mcdonald. who
died from exposure Wednesday morning.
will take place this afternoon at 2 o'clock
from the home on West Market street.
The services will be conducted in the
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GREEN RIDGE.

Rev. DR.. Simpson, of the Asbury Meth
odist Episcopal ci urch. will lecture In the
Court Street Methodist Episcopal church
tonight. Subject. 1.-The Battle Of Gettys-
burg DIR. simpson has entertained the
Park Place people before this winter
with his talk on Life In the Scottish
Highlands" and all who heard him speak
on that subject will be glad to hear hiE,
tonight.
Rev. I. ]. Lansing, d. D., of the Green
Ridge Presbyterian church. addressed q
meeting at the Rescue Mission last night,
subject. "A Hero of the American Alps"
The new chapel being built at the old
Capouse corners as IA place of worship
for the Capouse Inission of the Green
Ridge Presbyterian church. is so far adj
vanced as to be under roof and will, in
the near future, be ready for services.
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flaming, and "Be Not Afraid" from
Mendelssohn's Elijah" Five choirs
entered for the $500 prize and a gold
medal to the conductor. The adjudi-
cation was given by Prof y. J. Davies,
of Pttsburg, formerly of this city,
and the prize was awarded 10 the Ada
and Lima CUhio) Choral union. Prof.
Hugh W. owens, director.
The prize of $50 for the original poem
on THE Rattle OF Manila" In which
there were six competitors. was equal
ly divided between Rev. ID. L. Rich
ards. of Slatington. Pa, and Rev. J.
r. Morgan, OF Cleveland. Ohio. Five
parties entered the female voice COM
petition on AT Eventidc 1t Shall b,
Light" unaccompanied, and 80 Sky
lark, for Thy Wing" prize $500 and
gold medal to successful leader. The
Columbus Ladies' chorus, Mrs Mary
r. Cassell, director, was awarded the
prize By Adjudicator Prof. Edward
Broome. Of Montreal Can. The next
cistcddfod will be held in Columbus in
1901.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-01-05

At the regular polling place of the
second district Of the Nineteenth ward
the Democrats yesterday afternoon
held their primaries for the purpose
Of nominating a candidate for select
council. to succeed Edwin Frable, the
present incumbent.
Up to the time Of opening the polls
there were three aspirants for the Of
flee. namely. D. w. Vaughan, Thomas
F. Gilboy and Mr.. Frable, but as the
two latter withdrew from the field.
Mr.. Vaughan received all the votes
cast, 43S in all. and was declared nomi-
mated
Last evening the voters of the second
di'tr'ct Of the ward held a caucus at
the same place and nominated the fol-
lowing election officers: Register Of
voters, Fred G. Snyder; Judge of elec-
tion. Thomas j. Langan: inspector Of
election, Ambrose Herr. Before ad-
iournment the candidacy OF ID. w.
Vaughan for select council was en-
dorsed by the caucus.
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MINOR NEWS NOTES.

All members of Devil SAINT Lodge,
No. so, Order of American True Ivor-
ties. are requested to meet at theit'
hall tomorrow afternoon at I.30 o'clock
to attend the funeral of their late
brother Thomas Samuels. Of Bellevue.
The Bachelors club. which includes
in its membership Matthew Kelly
William Jones. John Norton, Edward
Regan and other well known young
men. will conduct a ball in Mears' hall
Friday evening, February 0.
Hotelkeeper Albert Hcnne, Of South
Main avenue. is distributing neat
New Years present among his patrons
and friends in the shape of n handy
leather purse.
The remains Of Mr.. aud Mrs. viii.
lam Hallmans 3-year-old child We're
privately inferred in the Washburn
street cemetery yesterday afternoon.
st. Pauls Pioneer CORPS met last
evening in st. David's hall and mad,
arrangements to give an exhibition
drill at ST. Patrick's church fair next
Tuesday evening.
Frank Hellering. Of Price street. is
seriously i'll.
A country dance was held last even
ing in the vacant store room at 12.
North Main avenue. under the aus
pices Of the Dollar club. Music was
furnished by Whet and Earl Stone. Of
Edel!a. Pa. and apples and hard
cider We're served for lunch.
An enjoyable entertainment was Civ.
en- at st. David's Irist opal church
last evening under the auspices of the
boys chapter. 4 soria! session fol-
lowed the entertainment.
Officers of the sumner Avenue Pres
byterian church Sunday school have
been elected as follows, Superintend-
ent. Bezaleel Brown secretary. Harry
Davis: treasurer, II. B Evans organ
list, Mrs. l.. II. Foster: assistants. Helen
Davis. Mrs. Clarence Sampson, Mrs. J..
l.. l.. Travis.
Miss Theta Andrews, of Sixth street,
is suffering from a scalded hand, which
was caused by boiling hot water fall
ing on the member.
Mrs. Randolph Jones, district presi-
dent Of the Patriotic Order of Ameri
cans. will install the officers of Camp
No. l0l. South Scranton, tomorrow
evening.
The funeral of the late Thomas Sam
uels will be conducted from the family
residence in bellevue at O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon. Burial will be made
in the Washburn street cemetery.
The remains of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Pierce's child will be inferred In the
Washhurn street cemetery at l o'clock
this afternoon. Funeral private.
The Ladies' Catholic Bens VIOLENT as
sociation have elected the following
officers: President. Sarah McDonnell:
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FORTUNE TELLERS ARRESTED.

Three gypsy women. who have been
wandering around the city during the
past two days grating money from
susceptible people. claiming to tell their
fortunes by reading their palms. came
to grief yesterday afternoon when they
encountered Constable John Davis, Of
Alderman Johns court. The willy off,
Ger caught the dusky women in the
act of working their graft" as 1t Is
called, and placed them under arrest
He took them before Alderman John,
where warrant was sworn out for
their arrest on the charge Of fortune
telling. which is contrary to the act Of
assembly, and termed misdemeanor
and punishable by imprisonment or
fine. or both. The women did not deny
their guilt and offered the alderman,
whom the queen of the tribe called
papa" one dollar each for their re-
lease.
This the alderman refused and made
out commitment and ordered the con-
stable to take them to the county jail
When they realized that imprisonment
stared them in the face. the women
managed to dig up S4.95 between them.
which they paid on their aggregate
fines Of Sc.
The gypsies thereupon secured their
release and promised to leave the town.
The hearing afforded much amusement
for d large crowd of spectators and
despite their pleadings and compli-
ments to the venerable alderman, the
unfortunate trio left the office in a
very detected mood
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-01-05
p. O. S. OF a. INSTALLATION.

District President Frank V. Hartzell,
o. North Scranton, assisted by the
team from Camp III. installed the
newly elected officers Of Camp lis,
Patriotic order Sons of America. last
evening. TIL" officers were: President
Alfred Bevan; vice president j. q.
Sanders; master of forms, Evan II.
Jones: conductor. Jacob Sweet; finan-
Cial secretary. Linden V. Decker; re-
cordinS secretary. Stewart Biesecker:
treasurer, Alfred Twining, inside sem
tinei, George Pfeiffer; guard, ID. $.
Reese; trustee, J. j. Green.
Arrangements were made for mem-
bcrs talks during the. winter months
and Pro-. Phillips will speak at the
next meeting. on an historical subject
President Bevan has offered a picture
of Washington fer the member e.
rolling the largest number of new mem-
bers during the year.
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PLEASANT SOCIAL EVENT.
SHORT BITS OF NEWS,

Fire broke out yesterday morning
about s o'clock in a tenement house
located at 1914 Prospect avenue. The
blaze was caused by a defective flue
and was extinguished by the chemical
engine before much damage was done.
Mrs. Rose Kane has announced her
self as an independent Democratic can
didate for the office of school controller
in the Twentieth ward. claiming she
was not given a fair show at the pri-
maries held some time ago. when John
Gibbons was nominated.
The Republican vigilance committee
of the Nineteenth ward will meet in
Kramer's hall on Sunday afternoon.
General Grant commandery. Knights
Of Malta, met in Hartmans hall last
evening.
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CHILD'S NARROW ESCAPE.

Francis Toohey. the 7-year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. p. J. Toohey, Of 124
North Lincoln avenue. had Il very mar
row escape from death late yesterday
afternoon.
The lad was crossing North Main
avenue, at the corner OF Lafayette
street, when he was knocked down b.
a horse attached to single buggy.
driven by Henry Boyce. of Chinchilla.
One of the horses hoofs struck him on
the head. inhicting fearful cash on
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-01-05

Hon. II. NJ. Edwards and wife re-
turned yesterday from Cincinnati, o..
where the Judge otiiciated as conduc-
tor of an esteddfod on New Year s
day. Their trip was very enjoyable.
both said, and the long journey home
ward was made less tiresomc by stops
at Harrisburg and Pittsburg. In
speaking Of the festival last evening
to a Tribune man. Judge Edwards said
the event was one of the most enjoy
able he has ever attended. The conf
petitions were keen and cleverly rem
dcred and the programme was clean
cut and interesting. The male singing
was particularly good and the judge
asserted that it was the most won
derful he had ever listened to at an
eisteddfod. Seven male parties COM
petcd for the $40 prize ahd y goll
medal for the leader on "S!eeD, Ny
Lady Love-" unaccompanied. and 9TH"
Pilgrims Chorus"
The Cincinnati Enquirer, which de-
voted three columns to the cistellfol
says that Everybody was delighted
with the splendid work of the contest
ants. 1t was conceded to be the very
best singing of the kind ever given
at an eisteddfod. Experts declared
.ha, II would be a difficult matter to
dccid" the winner. The adjudcators
evidently thought ST.. too, for they
wera given an hour to argue upon the
decision" he prize was divided be-
TIVE en- the Columbus Male chorus and
the Northwestern Glee club. of Venc-
docia. Ohio.
The Enquirer stated that there was
a decided fascination about the eXer-
cises that kept all in their seats dur
ing the entire session. Sufficient vari-
ETY., combined with excellent singing
some good recitatons ard bright
chairman, Judge H. NJ. Edwards, Of
Scranton, Penna.. held tho attention
Of the audiences throughout.
Judge David Davis, of Cincinnati. in
troduced Hon. II. NJ. Edwards. Of
Scranton. Penna.. the general corSuct-
or of the eisteddfod and literary ad-
judicator Of the festival. Judgr
Edwards is an eloquent speaker, ard
his remarks were literally applaudcd
1t breathed L spirit of purest patriot
ism"
The competiti, ms for mixed voices
were Song OF the Vikings" by Eaton
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the forehead and tearing one Of his ears
badly. Had not MIR. Boycc pulled the
horse suddenly back the boys head
would undoubtedly have been crushed
In. As II was he had a very narrow
escape.
Passersby carried him to DR.. ]. L.
Davis office, nearby. where the injuries
were temporarily dressed. He was
late removed TO his home. No serious
results are expected unless concussion
of the brain results.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-01-05
ELECTION OF OFFICERS

The West Side Republican club elect
ed the following officers last evening:
President. Frank b. Reese; vice-presi-
dent, Charles L. Daniels; recording
secretary. T. A. Phillips; financial Sec
retary, David Owens; treasurer, David
j. Davis: trustees. w. J. Thomas. w.
T.. Thayer: marshal. Charles Acker:
auditors, Charles Lanning, w. +.
Thayer.
The club also passed resolution en-
dorsirg the Republican candidates for
school controller and councils.
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INJURED IN THE MINES.

While engaged in his usual duties
as miner in the No. mine Stephen
Lewis was injured yesterday by 4
fall Of buck coal. The accident hap
pened about $50 o'clock and, as usual.
the fall came without moments
warning. striking the unfortunate man
and throwing him to the ground. He
was taken to the surface and later to
his home. where his injuries received
medical attention.
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
By MILLIONS of MOTHERS for Their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING WITH
PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES the
eli PAIN; CURES WIND collie. and
Is the best remedy for DlARRIIOEA.
Sold by all Druggists In every part OF the
world. BE sure and ask for Mrs Wins
lows Soothing Syrup" and take no other
kind. Twenty-Five cents q bottle.
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PERSONAL BRIEFS.

Frank Manley. Joseph Clark and
John Brown returned yesterday to
Maryland. where they will resume
their studies in st. Mary's college.
Miss Katherine O'Malley. of New
York city, is in town as the guest Of
her mother. Mrs. Harold O'Malley, on
Clay avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilford Matthews, of
Depew street. have moved their house
hold effects to North Blakely street,
where they will reside in future.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-01-05
WIN MARIANI
Mariani wine-World Famous Tonic.

A restorcr of the vital Forces. Vim
Mnriani is II perfectly safe and reliable.
dirusible tonic and stimulant: It gives
strength and vigor to body. brain and
nerves; IL fortifies against disease; 1t
nourishes, sustains and refreshcs the on.
tire system.
All Druggists. Refuse Substitutes.
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first vice-president. Mary Harrison;
second vice. president. Ella Lynn: re-
cording secretary. Mrs. Daniel Phil
lips: assistant secretary, Winifred Hag-
gerty; financial secretary. ELLA McDon-
ough; marshal, Alice Grant; trustees.
Margaret King. Margaret Tanner.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-01-05
What DO the CHILDREN DRINK?

Don't give them tea or coffee. Have you
tried the new food drink called GRAIN
o? 1t Is delicious and nourishing and
takes the place OF coffee. The more
GrainO you give the children the more
TENS. Grain.O Is made of pure grains,
and when properly prepared tastes like
the choice grades of coffee but costs
about Z as much. All grocers sell It.
l6c. and 2ac.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-01-05
PARK PLACE.

There will be lecture on the Battle
Of Gettysburg" In Park Place Methodist
Episcopal church, by the Rev. O. A. Sew
erson, PHI. d.. of Wyoming. this evening
Floyd Lesh, of Dickinson college. Car
Isle. Pa, Is visiting Miss Myrtle Mar
lett of Diamond avenue.
The 2-year-old son Of Arthur Ackerson
is III with the Group.
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GATHERED IN
SOUTH SCRANTON
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS IN NINE
TENTH WARD YESTERDAY.

D. W. Vaughan Secured the Nomi.
nation for Select Council, the Two
Other Candidates, Edward Frable
and Thomas F. 0ilboy, Withdraw
ing from the Race-Funerals Of
John Mc0ee and Martin ]. May
Held Yesterday-Pleasant Social
Event-0ther News Notes.
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Mid-Winter Cloak Sale

There's an opportunity today for
Cloak buyers that only comes once a
year Within few days we close our
semi-annual inventory and as we go
through stocks we find many things that
we'd rather see converted into cash, than
standing on the stock sheets.
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Pea Coal $l.25 Ton Delivered
to South Side. central city and central
Hyde Park. Address orders to c. B.
Sharkey. 1914 Cedar ave. Phone 66S3.
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FUNERALS OF A DAY.

From his late home on Cedar avenue
the funeral of John McGec took place
yesterday morning. The remains wern
viewed by hundreds of those who were
friends of the deceased.
At o'clock the funeral cortege
moved to st. Johns church on Fig
street, where requiem mass was
celebrated by Rev. +. j. Melley. the
pastor. Interment followed in the
Catholic cemetery at Avoca. The
pall-bearers were: Morgan Jones.
John p. Coyne. NJ. w. King, John
Courtney. Edward Melvin and =. II.
Coyne. Owen Melvin and John Glib
bons. jr., acted as flower bearers.
The funeral of the late Martin ].
May took place yesterday morning
from the family residence. 401 Prospect
avenue. The remains reposed in a
handsome caskct in the front parlor.
where the numerous friends Of the de-
ceased came to take a last sad look at
the face they loved so well. At
o'clock the casket was closed and the
funeral procession moved to st. Peters
cathedral, where 4 requiem mass was
celebrated by Rev. j. J. Curran, Of
Wilkes Barre. At the close of the fu-
neral services the funeral cortege pro-
ceeded to the Dunmore Catholic ceme
terry. where the remains were consigned
to their last resting place. The pail
bearers We're: Michael O'Hara, r. M.
Cannon. William Wattley. Barney
Laffcrty, John Ryan. =. J. Merrick.
Flower bearers: Thomas Gilboy, Mar
tin Nealon, William Shea and John
Melvin.
PLEASANT SOCIAL EVENT.
Miss Edna Klauminzer, of Pittston
avenue, on Wednesday evening gave a
party in honor Of her guests. the
Misses Katherine and Nellie Graham
and Mr.. DAME! Graham, of Montrose.
An enjoyable evening was spent by
all and at a seasonable hour supper
was served.
Those present We're the following:
Misses Louise, Martha and Lydia
Nordt. Marie Wirth, Amelia Koch.
Nell and Katherine Graham and Fran
els Klauminzer: Messrs. Henry Brown,
William j. Griffiths. William Schunk
George Wirth. William Hedrick, j.
Emrick. ]. Heffefnger John Schneid-
er and Daniel Graham.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Kate Putnam. as 'Bossy": Will ii.
Bray, 1.-THE Minister to Dahomey": Jas
II. Mccain. as Maverick Brandcr.' The
Original Texas Steer Quartette. High
Glass Specialties. Iloyt's Masterpiece.
Prices-Evening, 81. IS. 80, &c. Mat
inec % and SOC.
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EVENTS OF DAY IN
WEST SCRANTON
JUDGE EDWARDS RETURNS
FROM CINCINNATI.

Speaks in Glowing Terms Of the
Eisteddfod Held in Ohio on New
Years Day - Franklins Remem-
bered by the Unions, Of Lebanon.
Gypsy Fortune.Tellers Arrested.
p. o. 8. Of A. Installation-Repub-
lican Club Elects 0ficers and En-
dorses the Republican Candidates.
Other Short Paragraphs.
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That's Just How We Feel

Relative to the balance of our high.
grade cloak stock, which includes many
novelties for the ultra fashionable Well
take cost price for any garment in stock
this week, while many will go for even
less than cost.