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All OF the above

Bert Beeson returned home thi
week from Iowa.
r. A. Ebay will open an Office il
the Patterson block.
Mrs. James Durfee returned hom'
Wednesday afternoon.
| l. T. Branigan wept to Gretenger
Iowa, Thursday morning.
Geo. Miller moved into his hous'
on Second avenue Thursday.
The family of c. T. Bloom leave to
night for an extended visit in Ne
braska.
A son of 6. B. Stearns returned
this week to New Richland. where hi
formerly resided.
New goods every day at H. Pete'
Lewis Store.
Late reports from J. D. Humiston
say it is expected that he will be able
to be up in a few days.
n. j. Blume returned to Princeton
Ill.,, Thursday where he is employed
in photograph studio.
A full line of Hats, Caps and
Neckwear just arrived at n. Pete1
Lewis store.
Bear in mind the entertainment d,
Masonic Hall Friday evening, April
Goth, by Mrs. W. N. Dow.
Elder Gerrie, of Fulda, was guest
of 81. Peter Lewis on his way home
from Luverne Wednesday night.
Saxon & Amondson have put .
phone in their Office. Number q
call 8, when you want to find ou
about your bike.
If your dealer does not carry tn
Lanpher hat, ask him to ge
it for you. It gives better we a
for the money than any other hat i
the market.
} Another telegraph wire will 500
be put up along the Omaha from S
!, James to Mitchell and one fro,
Sioux City to St. Paul to accomm
date the increase of business in tn,
, line.
The Omaha company are reloadin
the coal that was unloaded. on IL
ground opposite the depot last ye'
( for supply on account of the stril
}. that was prevailing in the mines
o that time.
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For asparagus roots and strawberry
plants 20 to L. n. Becky. If =

| For asparagus roots and strawberr,
plants 20 to L. II. Becky. If
l, Rev. Aull, A. II. Drake and wifi
went to Luverne Tuesday to attene
the Presbytery meeting. v
! A boy or girl desiring to learn K
set type will find good opportunit,
by enquiring at this Office.
| NJ. s. Smith is engaged in survey.
ng for the Burlington. He will sur.
Wy Reading and the new town of
Lismore.
For deep we'll work call on or ad
dress Chas. Glattly Worthington,
MINI. 9tf
Mrs. r. V. O. Bartlett left Tuesday,
morning for Waterloo, Ia. where she
will visit until house for living in
il available.
WANrED-Honest man or woman to
travel for large house; salary $65
monthly and expenses, with increase;
Position permanent; inclose self ad-
dressed stamped envelope. MANA
GER, $50, Catxon bldg, Chicago.
2O-16
F. w Lambert and Sam and Dave
Bates left Wednesday for Seattle
prospecting for location, expecting
to be gone a year.
Rape Glover and Millet seed for
sale at j. D. & w. I. Humiston.
Rev. Anderson has let the contract
for building of his new house. VIM.
Gayse will do the masonery and Ole
Eglund the woodwork.
For sa]e-A l6-horse power engine
of the Advance make. Anyone wish
ing to buy or trade other property.
call on or address A. James, Worth
.ington, MINI, 33tf
P.J. Thiesen.late of Adrian, and
who worked one week for Deacon
Donham is now employed by Peter
Thompson to run the Globe.
If you want to buy farm or town
property, I have good bargains all
the time. NJ. E. LAwToN. IT,
R. A. Ebay arrived Tuesday morn.
ing with three cars of graders outfit,
to complete the work on the Burling
ton. He has gone into camp back of
John Romans where they were last
fall.
Lanph' hats in spring styles now
ready. All colors in stiff and Fe-
dora shapes
Rev. Abbott and E. G. Waller, of
jackson, were pleasant callers Tues
day on their way to Luverne to at
tend Presbytery meeting. Mr.. WALL
or was an old resident of this county
some years ago,
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Congregational Church.

Special Easter services morning
and evening with appropriate music,
and sermons on Through Death to
Life;" and "Risen With Christ
Miss Grace Smith will sing: my
Saviour, Thou," by PIP. Danks.
The double quartette will render
the following anthems: 'The Kline
of Glory" by j A. Parks; He il
Risen," by G. Simper and "Just As
AM" by j. A. Parks.
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G, j. Smallwood and wife went to
St. Paul Thursday afternoon.
All kinds of ground feed for sale
at the crea merry. 36tf
Miss Prue Town is clerking for Mr..
Branigan for day or two.
j. D. & W.. I. Humiston unloaded
car of buggles anda car of wagons
this week.
The creamery has been re-opened
and solicits the patronage of the
farmers. 36tf
A son of J. H. Scott will occupy
the house vacated by Geo. Miller,
Iogposite James Durfee.
| Where did you get that hat? The
Lanpher hat fits your head like a
glove.
The large trees opposite the freight
house are being cut down, preparing
the ground for the new round house
If you want clothing, buy of the
merchant who sells the Lanpher ha,
and you will be up-to-date.
Late reports from w. Aagaard state
that he is improving and has gained
seven pounds in flesh since he has
been there.
Salt by the barrel at H. Pete
Lewis store.
| G. II. Kunze returned Tuesday
from Rochester where he had beer
with his son, who has been sick, fo
treatment. The boy is reported bet
ter.
| Lost-A small buff valise between
q. Peter Lewis store and Whitney'e
school house. Finder please leave
at this Office.
The Chicago Schubert club has
been secured to give concert in the
Presbyterian church Friday evening,
May 18th, under the auspices of the
choir.
Get your wall paper at Palm Bros.
for S cents a double roll.
Jos Mackay is down with pneu-
monia at Wilmont. He is at the
Burlington Agent Phileo's residence,
who has very kindly ministered unto
him.
Baby carriages at Rock Bottom
prices at Palm Bros.
Mrs. J. w. Cowing. of Jackson,
visited relatives here Wednesday
night returning Thursday accom-
panied by her daughter, Mrs. Jas.
Durfee. >.
E. w. Cutler has erected build
ing on his residence property where
he can make artificial stone work for
various purposes, 81.
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Notice..

Persons knowing themselves to
be indebted to me, are hereby not
fled that they are expected to set-
tie before May LIST, as I am going
to leave Worthington at that time.
36-2 DIR. EDWARD DoLAN.
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After thoroughly overhaullng the
creamery, and putting it in first.
class shape, we have re-opened it for
business We ask a liberal share
of the milk tributary to Worthing-
ton, and will endeavor to give our
patrons the best of satisfaction. Un.
til further notice will separate and
churn Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays. Will also run a feed
mill and do custom grinding in con-
nection with creamery. Give US a
trial. 2-36 w. II. Blume.
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Millions Given Awav.

1t ls certainly gratifying to the pub
lie to know Of one concern Who are
not afraid to be generous to the needy
ana suffering: The proprietors of DR..
klng's New Discovery for cousump-
tlon, coughs and colds, have given
away over ten million trial bottles of
this great medicine; and haya.thc sat-
isfaction of knowing 10 has aljSolutefy
cured thousands OF hopeless cases.
Asthma, bronchitis, hoarseness and
all diseases of the throat chest and
lungs ara surely cured by it. Call on
BAY Humiston, Druggist, and got q
free trial bottle. Regular size soc. and
81: Every bottle guaranteed OF
Deiee refunded.
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Brave Men Fall

Victims to stomach, liver and kidney
troubles as we'll as women. and ali
feel the results in loss of appetite.
poisons in the blood, baekache ner.
vousness, headache and tired, listiess,
rundown feeling. But there's no
need to feel like that. Listen to J. w,
Gardner, Idaville, Ind. He SAYS:
" Electric Bitters are just the thing
for q man when he is ruu down and
don't care whether he lives or dies. II
did more to give me new strength and
good appetite than anything I could
take. can now eat anything and
have new lease on life.' Only So
cents, at Ray Humiston's drug store.
Every bottle guaranteed.
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Baptist Church.

Morning subject, "The Emmans
Road" Evening subject, "What
Christianity has for men," Special
Easter music at evening service
by choir and orchestra.
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Red Hot from the Gun

Was the ball that hit G.. B. Stead
man. of Newark, Mich, in the Civil
War. 1t caused horrible ulcers that
No treatment helped for 20 yeass Then
Bucklen g Arnica Salve cured him
Cures cuts, bruises, burns, boils, fel-
ons, c0rns, skin erupti0ns. Best pile
cure on earth. IS cts. box. Cure
guaranteed. Sold by Bay Humiston,
Druggist.
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The r. r. Co. have men here giving
the depot a coat of paint.
State Convention.

10. Larson, of Indian Lake, fur
nishes us with the following: L. G.
Long, of Magnolia, attended the
Demo-Pop. Convention at Mime.
apolis on Thursday of last week, hav-
ing good time counting about one
hundred thousand votes. Now look
out for his paper as he will have a
full report of the results. - -
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M. E. Church Notices.

Morning topic, "Blrds.eye View
of the Foreign Field" Evening
topic, 'The Gospel Of the Dollar"
the first in series of evening
topics on "The Gospel in Daily
Life" Easter music at ell SER
vices. Strangers are cordially in
vited.
Carl A. Anderson, Pastor,
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Working Night and Day

The busiest and miqbtiest little
thing that ever was made is DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. Every pill is q sugar
coated globule Of health, that changes
weakness into strength, listlessness
into energy, brxin.fag into mental
power. They re wonderful in build
ing up the health. Only $50 per box.
Sold by Ray Bumiston. ~. +. 4 E. &.
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the Swedish Mission church Wednes
day night to a good audience.
Information was received Wednes.
day from Aston, that Deacon Dun
ham and son stopped there ove
night, and that he had the rig pur
chased of G. 0. Peterson. He wal
going to Sioux City.
Choice Speltz seed can be had o1
H. L. Huntington, Sec. Elk, Tp., O,
Peter Thompson, Worthin gton. 1t is
the best farm feed grown and yields
from so to 80 bu. per acre. 362
Remember the. reception at the
Presbyterian church Friday evening
by the ladies of that church. All of
the ladies and gentlemen of the will
lage are cordially invited and will be
made welcome. There will be no
charge or collection.
A fine line of Ladies shirt waists
in silks and other fabrics, an elegant
selection OF ladies skirts, also no.
tions of every description ana
large assortment of dry goods just
opened out n. Peter Lewis store.
One firm with a drug store in con-
Enection unlo AIDED a >dray load of beer
Saturday which caused considerable
talk. When we get saloons a dray
load of beer will be so common a
thing that it will not even cause a
comment. You watch and see if we
are not right in this statement.-Free
Press, Window.
We have some fine seed potatoes
in Early Ohio, Early Rose and Ru.
raj New Yorks. They are pure and
we sell them cheap We also have .
few bushels red clover, white Glove,
and Kentucky Blue grass. Pleas
call and get our prices.
| H. Peter Lewis.
The State Board of Correction an,
Charities held a meeting this wee
and decided, that Worthington anon
other towns in the state must be prc
Ivided with another village lock u
before their next regular meeting c
condemnation proceedings would
; instituted.
1t is reported that there is YER
likely to be an application to Sc
liquor presented to the board With
the near future. A representative c
the Hamm Brewing Company was j
the village Saturday negotiating fo
the purchase of building and ther
is a probability that the compan
, will purchase the Metropolitan hote
-Windom Free Press.
Morland's Benzoin Lotio1
applied to the face and hand
before going out in the colo
effectively prevents frostbit.
or chapping.
The entertainment given by Gen
g. W. Bailey, Tank Kee, at the Bap
tist church Wednesday evening was
more largely attended than previous
evenings. The course was one Of on.
tertainment and instruction. The
exhibition of Chinese goods carried
by him are extraordinary and persons
who have never seen them cannot
conceive of their beauty and elegance.
The Young Peoples Society of the
church realized a nice little sum for
their treasury.
Mrs. w. n. Dow will give phono-
graphic entertainment at Masonic
Hall Friday evening, April 10th.
The instrument she has is one of
Edison's latest and should not be
confounded with those of the ordinary
class. She has given many of these
entertainments in the east and they
were very popular. The instrument
reproduces the music very distinctly
and the selections are Of those that
are most popular. A record will be
made on this evening by having some
one talk TO the instrument and then
lthe words reproduced By the instru.
ment. Seats on sale Friday at Nor.
lands. Reserved 20c, general l6c.
80
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Y. M. L. Program.
Friday, April Goth.

l. Opening Speech--H. Allen.
z. Vocal Duet-W. Ager and A
Moberly.
g. Humorous Reading-Jno. Mosh,
or.
3. Topics-Maris Besson.
S. Essay-Clin ton Mann.
b. Cornet Duet-R. Lewis and r.
Beckley.
Z. Recitation-Jas. Gibson.
8. Anecdotee-Jet Smallwood.
9. Clarinet So'o-Chalk Beeson.
10. Vocal Duet-Geo. Mackay and
Roy Lewis.
IL. Reading-Fred Tripp.
IL. Address-Rev. Wilson Aull.
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j. G. FISCH & SON,

Do all kinds of Bicycle and gun re.
pairing. Also have bicycles for rent,
and are running a shooting gallery
Next door to Palm Bros.
Furniture Store.
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l doz. bottles petroleum jelly.
l doz. packages court plaster.
l doz. packages tooth picks.
l doz. sugar shells.
! doz. butter knives.
! doz. pocket knives.
so cakes of toilet soap.
! doz. shaving brushes.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-28
THE THANKSGIVING GAME.
Fordham College and st. Thomas
Will Wage a Battle Royal.

Tomorrow afternoons game between
the st. Thomas college team and the
representative moleskin wearerS of ST.
Johns college, Fordham. y. V. prom
ises TO he the sensational game ol
the season. The Fordham boys are
confident "t winning. although they
realize thar they will be opposed by
rhe strongest aggregation of players
that can be found in these parts. They
vii! hc accompanied by II large num-
her of students and New York city
alumni.
The gam" mas excited a grea, deal of
local interest and Il number of prizes
have been donated by Scranton enthu
siasls for individual and team excel
lcncc. They will hc distributed as fol-
lows;
First rri2c--A hrc"dollar SWEATER, donated hy
Flurcy, Will hc awarded tu the player OF ,ue
local team making the greatest total gain.
Second prize-l'hc player showing the best dis
play OF hcalw"k viii ir presented with II boz
oi genuine Imported cigar, the sirt "i Short
u Cummings.
Third prize-A nose guard presented ~ Frank
u. Coliin, manager Underwood ryrc,,li,er, will
bc given to the best breaker 81 interference.
Fourth prizc--'rlc player maxim, the Longest
run oi the game VIII hr rr'omp.nsti with -
pair oi shoes, kindly donUrcd by Lewis, Ruddy,
Davies n Murphy.
Filth prize--A box OF choice cigars donated
by Frank UlIara will he presented To the ST.
Thomas team in case OF victory.
Tickets for the game can he secured
from the students of the college or at
the following places: Florcy Il brooks,
Frank j. O'Ilnra's cigar store. Spruce
street; John ]. LOTUS, druggist, Wyo-
ming avenue.
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Wants Paw as Peacemaker.

Through Attorney II. d. Carey, suit
was brought yesterday against the
Scranton Railway company by Joseph
Grey to recover S125 for services alleged
to have been rendered in bringing about
an amicable settlement of the damage
case of Michael and Anne Propenyak,
of Archibald, against the trolley COM
pany.
Mr.. Grey AYERS that he was cnsas sed
by =. II. Reilly. an agent of the trolley
company. to help bring about IL settle
ment. and that as Il result of his actiV-
tiles the case was settled. He thinks
$l25 Is none too great a rccompense for
his work
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Niagara Falls, Thanksgiving Day
Excursion.

Ticket agents of the Lackawanna
railroad will sell special excursion tick
cts to Buffalo and Niagara Falls at
rate of s6.95 from Scranton. Tickets
will be on sale for any regular train
Nov. IS. and limited for return until
Dec. 3 inclusive. The new buildings
for the Pan American exposition, to be
held in Buffalo I'm 1901 are now about
completed and by special Arrangement
with the director general, holders OF
I.ackawanna tickets viii be admitted
to the Pan-American grounds Nov. 30
and 30, free of charge. "s
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Cause & Effect

The oldest partnership known
to man, and 1t has transacted
more business-the world over
than all other firms, combined.
Their strong point is in sticking
together' ii being trade secret
that Monsieur Cause never yet
closed a deal which did not i'm
mediately receive Effects hearty
Endorsement.
One result of this cordial rela-
ton is the common expression:
"Show me an effect, and i will
show you its cause" An axiom,
which all sane men admit.
There are those who THINK
they can spend, spend, spend-not
even sparlng cent: and yet, will
somehow, sometime see day of
surplus comfort and cash. Wrong!
Spending habits produce penury;
while surplus comes only by saw
ING-a plain case of cause and eff
feet. Any OF our bright deposit
tors can make this clear.
Savings Department
TRADERS NATIONAL BANK
Cor. Wyoming and Spruce
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LOCAL FOOT BALL.

The Richmondac RovcrS. the champion asso.
citation foot ball team of LackawaIna and Ili-
zerne county, will go 10 Jermyn on Thanksgiving
day and give the crack United Foot Ball team
Try out. The game should prove a very cXcit-
ing one, as the Jcmyn team gave the RoyerI
an exciting hours work in the last game. rhc
game will be called at 2.3O. The Royers will
line up as follows
Forwarls-Lcft, James Collins, William Bal
ley; center, George larry; right, Charles Bir.
beck, John Collins.
Iiali,l3ucls-Lclt, Evan Thomas; center Vania
Price; right. Edward Painter,
Full Backs-.LcIr, Robert Parry; right, Albert
Thompson.
GOal--.iustin Price.
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Yesterdays Marriage Licenses.
Court House News Notes.

ON motion of City Solicitor A. a.
Vosburg. court yesterday quashcd the
writ OF attachment in the ease of
Browning against the City of Scranton.
Articles of partnership were filed
yesterday by Attorney Walter II. Gun
ster, for d. Il. Atherton, George =.
Griffith jr., ana Mrs. T.. \, Fish, who
propose 10 constitute the Davis Steam
Dyp company,
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ECHOES FROM
CONVENTION
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoRERs' LIS.
TEN TO REPORTS.

An Especially Enthusiastic Meeting
Held in the Second Presbyterian
Church Last Night - Various
Phrases of the Big State Conven-
tion Presented by a Number Of
Delegates-Rev Luther Hess War
ing, President of the City Union,
Announces His Committees.
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We Have Just Received

A carload of Poultry Turkeys Chick
ems, Ducks and Geese. The stock is
very fine and will be sold at low
prices. See us before ilacing your
Thanksgiving orders. w. II. Pierce,
ITO. l12. ia Penn avenue, 10 Lacka-
wanna avenue.
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Thanksgiving Day at Niagara Falls.
One Fare for the Round Trip, via
the Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Tickets on sale and good going No
vember IS, limited for return passage
to December 3 inclusive, and win be
honored on any train, except the Black
Diamond express. For additional infor-
nation, consult Lehigh Valley ticket
agents. ~
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Scranton Business College.

Since the ending of the strike stu
dents have been securing positions al
most at the rate of one dav. Were
Principals Buck & Whitmore able To
qualify them rapidly enough the rate
would be much higher. The demand is
greater than the supply. 10
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the social end of the society in attract
ing new members.
A. b. Dunning followed Miss Wade
and gave excerpts from his excellent
and timely address delivered before the
convention, and which is printed in full
on another page The last speaker was
Max Lathrop, OF Carbondale, who told
of the "Qulet Hour movement.
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his BACK SPRAlNED.- Samuel Thomas. an
employe at the Dickson Locomotive works on
Clitf street, was taken To the Luckawanna hos
pilal last night suffering from >praincd
back. lie received this while at work
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The Second Presbyterian church was
last night the scene of most enthusi-
astic meeting of the City Christian
Endeavor union. Reports or "cchoes"
were heard from number of the
delegates who attended the recent state
convention held in Philadelphia and
much OF the spirit OF Christian fellow
ship and Christian federation. which
was SO much in evidence at the big
convention, found its way into the
meeting.
The session was presided over by
Rev. Luther Hess Waring, the newly
elected president of the union, and
was attended by between 200 and 800
Christian Endeavorcrs from societies
connected with the following churches:
Washburn Street Presbyterian, Dun
more Presbyterian, Green Ridge Pres
byterians. Sumner Avenue Presbyter-
ians. First Presbyterian. Second Pres
byterian, Penn Avenue Baptist, North
Main Avenue Baptist. Green Ridge
BAPTIST, Plymouth Congregational,
Sherman Avenue Congregational, Pur-
itan Congregational, Grace Lutheran,
Grace Reformed Episcopal, Providence
Christian and African Methodist Epis-
copal.
Rev. Mr.. Warng made brief OPEN
Ing address. in which he referred to
the magnitude of the recent conven-
ton. explaining how it was attended
by 1900 Christian Endeavorers. He
stated that it was without doubt the
largest state convention ever held in
this country.
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RELIEF ASSOCIATION MEETlNG.---rhc Fire.
mems Relief association will meet in the com
mon council chamber tonight to pass upon
claims for benefits and nominate officers ior the
coming year.
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New Double 800,

worth $1,000 more. VIII rent for 5000.
Great sacrifice. Ten minutes from
court house. Comegys, Dime building.
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Ifh cnNIch Will ONscTNc thanksgiving l)lN. Srr
vices al 1910 Il. IN. There will b, special
music. The pastor, Dr. Robinson. will preach
IN 'Thc Patriots Dream" All are welcome
WHIST MATCH PLANED.--An open whist
match was 'ls, night held at the Rc,,c club
III which Il large number OF club mcuIucrs par
'icipatcd The honors ot the night were car
ricd of by j. \. lIoolo ot Iarh"nia,., aud j.
IT, Duscnhury, al IhlS city. with Il score al =
HER CONDITION MpRuVING.-Mis, lizli,
Walsh, OF KrcSslcr court, who saturday night
TELL from balcony al her home and received
serious injuries, yesterday morning rrgaincd
consciousness and DR.. Mcnimuu, tho attendant
physician states that there is now no doubt a
hcr recovery.
Ar GNNER>Nisr CnuECn-It is cxpc,t.
cd that State Missionary Rev, H. u. Tillmghns;
Dr. Sage, of Brooklyn; icrrick, ri Gibson. and
Lewis, OF Nicholson, will he at the lnivcrsl,l
church Monday evening. Dec. 3. to assist III. :,
series of meetings. The public is invited -
these services.
DHCIIER PRESENTED WITH SOUVENIR --
Organizer Flcdrlicl, Dilchcr of the United
Mine Workers OF America Was last night visited
by Il delegation ot breaker and driver boys and
presented with souvenir oi these regions. II
vas in the form ol Il large hutton made ot an.
1hractc, with the letters L. NJ. ". A. n-
sclibed upon it.
EssENlC SOCIAL POSTPONED. The Thanks
giving night social which Palestine senate No
SS, knights of the Ancient Esscnc Order haI
planned for tomorrow night at Malta Temple has
been postponed 10 Friday evening, December :,
This will be IN event ior EsSenics and their
ladies, and is expected to b. a most ENJOYABLE
occasion. j. W. Guernsey is chairman OF the
commit inr