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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-22
OLYpHANT.

The entertainment given by the pu.
pills of st. Patrick's academy at the
Father Mathew opera house last even-
ing was enjoyed by very large audi
ence. The programme, which has been
previously published, was rendered,
and the manner in which the perform
ers acquitted themselves reflected
most creditably upon their instructors.
A special programme Of music will
be given by the choir at the Presby-
terian church at both services tomor-
row. Appropriate Christmas sermons
will be delivered by Rev. b. r. Ham,
mOnd, the pastor.
Mrs. Henry Dearie, of Delaware
street, who has been very i'll, is inn
proving.
Among the students who are home
for the holiday season are Eugene
OBoyle, from st. Charles College,
Baltimore; p. Il. O'Malley and Harry
e. Jones, from University of Pennsyl-
vania; Leo Lynch, from Johns Hop
kins University, Baltimore; Misses
Jeanette Kingsley, from Bloomsbury
state normal school: Grace Lynch.
from st. Vincent Seminary and Nora
Butler, from Mansfield.
"A Pack of Cards" laughable
farce comedy by iirst-class COM
pany, will be the attraction at the II.
M. opera house this evening. Singing,
dancing and other specialties will be
introduced,
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A New Society.

The Knights Of the Royal Circle is
the name of the latest society in town.
1t is an Insurance order and was or
ganized on Thursday evening. At the
preliminary meeting Prof. z. NJ. Lesher
acted as temporary chairman and f..
w. Reynolds as temporary secretary.
The organization was effected at the
office of G. Frank Couch. and the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Worthy
ruler, Harry j. Hall; past worthy ruler,
c. f. Rose; worthy advisor, c. r.
Smith, worthy secretary, w. j. Rob-
erts: worthy treasurer, c. NJ. Lesher;
medical examiner, DR.. Malaun; worthy
chaplain, Thomas Bottemley; worthy
marshal, James Campbel; worthy
guard, Edward Rice: worthy sentinel,
Andrew Hansen: worthy managers,
Prof. Hockenberry, one year: Hon. NJ.
T. Burke, two years; George w. Evans,
three years.
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JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.

The funeral of the late Patrick Bor-
gan, ST., of Mayfield, will take place
this morning. The cortege will leave
the house at o'clock for the Church
of the Sacred Heart, where a requiem
high mass will be celebrated. Inter-
ment will be made in St. Rose cene-
terry, Carbondale.
There will be another public meeting
of the citizens of the borough in At
torney Carey's office on Wednesday
evening, at which time a report will be
made concerning the standing of the
firm of silk throwerS who are seeking
a location here.
Miss Carrie Sherwood is home from
the Scranton Oral school to spend the
Christmas vacation with her parents on
Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Graves, DR.. and
Mrs. Graves, Frank Graves, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Graves, II. j. Wheeler and
DIR. S. d. Davis yesterday attended the
funeral of the late Albert Graves at
Tompkinsville.
Private John Miller, of Company T.,
Tenth United States infantry. who is
stationed at Cienfuegos, Cuba, writes
an interesting letter to his friend, Will
buckingham, of this borough, in which
he describes some of the principal
towns of the island and incidents of
army lie. On the whole, he Is appar-
emily satisfied with the service. He
mentions that John Tompkins, of West
Maytield, who enlisted with him, Is in
the regimental band. and at the time of
writing both We're enjoying good health.
The children of the Methodist Eplsco-
pal. Primitive Methodist and Episcopal
Sunday schools are busy nightly re-
hearsing their carols and Christmas
music for their annual services.
Mrs. Margaret Ellis, of Avoca, is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Charles Davis,
of Second street.
Attorney Carey returned home last
evening from business trip to Harris
burg.
The choir of the Primitive Methodist
church will sing carols on the streets
on Christmas day.
William Williams, of West Mayfield,
and Rev, Thomas Cook We're Scranton
visitors on Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Terwilliger, of West May
field, who has been visiting relatives in
New York state, has returned home.
There is a rumor afoat that the silk
mill is about to change hands. Mr.,
Maxwell, however, will retain an active
interest in the mill, which will shortly
be enlarged and new machinery added.
so that the present capacity of the mill
will be almost doubled.
The closing exercises in the public
schools yesterday afternoon We're very
creditablY carried out by the children
and much enjoyed. AT the close of the
exercises in Miss Sara Mullen's room
the following pupils, Alice O'Bren,
Alice McAndrew, Florence Mains. Flor
ence Miller, Maggie Merrick, Raymond
Davis and Winifred Shaffer, presented
Miss Mullen with a pretty glove and
handkerchief box as Christmas gift.
Councilman William Rawline of
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Such an offer as the above has never
before been made to the people of
Scranton or vicinity, and it should con-
vince the most skeptical person that
the practice of The European Medical
System Is conducted in a straightfor-
ward and honorable manner. This sys-
tenn Of treatment is applied with re-
markable success in the following dis
eases:
Chronic Diseases, Diseases of the
Nose, Throat, Bronchial Tubes ana
Lungs, Catarrh. Diseases of the Stom-
ach, Liver, Heart, Kidneys and Urin-
ary Organs. Blood and Skin; Diseases
Peculiar to Women, Diseases Of the
Nervous System arising from various
causes, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, etc.
Conultation and examination free.
Office-Rooms 1, 2, 3 and 4, 400 Lacka-
wanna avenue, over the Paris Store.
Office Hours-9 to 12. 2 to o. and to
o'clock; Sundays, 10 to IL only.
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Keg Fund Elects Officers.

The Keg fund of Coalbrook colliery
held a regular meeting last evening
and elected officers for the ensuing
term. These gentlemen were chosen
by their fellow members: President,
Peter Brown; vice-presidert, Patrick
Duffy: financial and recording secre-
tarw, j. L. Goodwin; treasurer. Pat
rick Hart: keg man, Patrick Toolan:
trustees. j. =. Palmountain. John Con-
nor.
The object of the fund is benevolent,
paying 81 a day to injured members
and SIS if one of the members meets
death in the mines. The fund is sup
ported by the sale of empty powder
kegs. which bring cents apiece. 1t
has been in existence about two and
half years. 1t is rapidly growing,
having now about 5000 in the treas
ury,
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Next Weeks PLAYS.

"The Woman in Black" which will
be the opening bill at the opera house
next Monday evening. when the Hoeff-
Ter Stock company opens weeks en-
gagement, had a run of six months at
the Broadway theatre, New York,where
it proved one of the greatest successes
ever seen in the metropolis. The scenic
and electric effects displayed through
out the play is positively elaborate.
The play will be given a fine staging
here on Monday evening.
Ladies' tickets for Monday evening
are limited to 500, and should be re-
served as early as possible. Grand
Christmas matinee. when Daughter of
Corsica" will be presented. and "Alone
in Greater New York" at the night
show.
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DOCTORS DINE.
Meet at the Harrison House as the
Guests Of DR.. Gillis.


The Carbondale Medical society were
banquetted at Hotel Harrison Thurs
day night by DIR. A. L. Gillis. Tha
fraternity meets in social session once
each month at the homes Of the vari-
Gus members, and this time it fell to
DIR. Gillis to be host. The occasion
was one Of the most enjoyable yet
held by the society. DR.. r. Ottman
the president of the organization, was
chairman of the evening.
The NJ. DIS gathered at the hotel
about o'clock, and for upwards
OF an hour had a quiet. in
formal social time in the cozy
parlors of the house. Anecdotes
and "reminiscences of the pro.
fession in this and nearby towns.
About Q o'clock the banquet hall was
thrown open and the doctors sat down
to a feast, which, for abundance ami
deliciousness. has never been sur
passed in this city. 1t was served in
Mine Host Monohan's best style, and
the doctors, who are epicurcs lin the
proper sense of the word, were loud
in their praises of the spread. The
menu was as follows:
Oysters oil Half She'll
Celery. Green Olives. Mixed Pickles.
Chicken Croquettcs. Oyster Pattics.
Cold Roast Beef. Ham.
Turkey with Cranberry Sauce.
French Fried Potates French Peas.
Chicken Salad. Beet Salad
Fruit Cake. Walnut Cake Chocolate Cake.
Variety Cake. Lady Fingers.
Mushrooms.
Brick Ice Cream. Bananas. Oranges.
Tea Coffee. Chocolate.
After having feasted sumptuously the
inner man, the physicians were ready
for feast of wisdom. DR.. Graves was
to have delivered a paper, but was un-
able to be present, so DR.. Ottman, the
chairman, announced that the meeting
was open for an impromptu discussion
on the subject of rheumatism.
The guests entered into the discus
sion with spirit and many valuable sug-
gestiOns were offered. The gathering
broke up about midnight. The Janu-
airy meeting of the society will be held
at the home of DR.. Davis, in Jermyn.
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SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SERVICES.
The Berean Baptist Church Will
Have an Elaborate Musical Pro-
grannrne'

=
The services on Sunday in the Berean
Baptist church will be in harmony with
the season. Special Christmas music
will be rendered by the large choir,
under the direction of Miss Estabrook,
the efficient chorister, and Mr.. G. r.
Crevelling and Il. j. BLY, will assist
in instrumental Accomplishments. Miss
Price will preside at the organ. The
morning programme will be as follows:
Invocation.
Hymn, "Ansels from the Realms of Glory,
James Montgomery
Responsive Reading, "Thc Nativity"
Rev. William b. Grow
Anthem, BLESSED Is lie That Comcth'
II. p. Danks
Scripture Lesson, Luke ii: LEO.
Quartettc, "The Newborn King"..C. II. Gabriel
Mrs. Whalcn, Miss Dunston, Miss Hall,
Mrs. Stanton.
Prayer .Rev. William b. Grow
Anthem, "lIark! What Mean Those Holy
NoicesE' ................ Francis G.. Barrett
Ofcrtoiy-"Gate OF Heaven" .... .Berthold Tours
+. j. bly,, Clarinet.
Sermon, God Fully Revealed"
Rev. II. ]. Whalcn, d. d.
Anthem, "Delold Bring You Good Tidings,"
Goate
Hymn, "Come Thou Long Expected Jesus
Charles Wesley
Benediction ...........,..Rev. william B. Grow
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WILLS PRoBATED.
What Late Carbondale Citizens Left
to Their Heirs,

The wills of several Carbondale de-
cedents have just been made public
by being placed on record in the reg
ister's Office in Scranton.
The late Thomas G. Burke bequeath-
ed to his son, Thomas Burke, and his
daughters. Mary Costello, Annie Lee,
Bridget Smurl, Sabina Williams and
Tessie Horish. 81 each. His wife, Brid-
get, has the use of all his estate dur.
Ing her life, and after her death all
realty and personally goes to his son,
Michael E. Burke, who is made exec
utor.
The will of the late James Barrett
was executed on November 8, 1900. a
few days before his death. He left
Annie Boland, S.: st. Patrick's Or
phanage, Hyde Park, $1,000; Sisters
of the House of the Good Shepherd,
Providence, $1,000; st. Rose parish,
$1,000; NJ. L. Barrett. $4,000; Mrs. Mar
garet OHearn, $4,000; Mrs. Bridget
McGee, $1,000. All the rest Of the es-
tate Is to be divided between the last
three named persons.
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In the Sick Room.

Miss Mary A. Mclean is dangerous
ly ill at her home on Belmont street.
Yesterday afternoon it was rumored
that she had passed away, but her
friends We're reioiced to find upon in
vestigation that it was not true.
Paul Wynn is in the doctors care.
William Passmore is suffering from
an acute attack of rheumatism.
John Caffrey, of Maytield yard, who
had greatly improved from an attack
of pneumonia, is again in a serious
condition.
c. G. Evans, of this city, is con-
fined to the Bennett house in Bing-
hamton with sprained ankle.
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confined to his home by an acute at
tack Of ri1numa tiSm

confined to his home by an acute at
tack of rheumatism.
Mrs. Joseph lsger Mrs. William
Robinson and Harold Simrell were
Scranton callers yesterday.
Mrs. j. j. Moran, nee Miss Margaret
Finlan, of New York city, is home to
spend the holidays with her parents
on Brooklyn street.
Joe Robinson was in Ararat yester-
day, fishing through the ice. Ha
brought home over fifty pounds Of
choice specimens of the finny tribe.
Miss Rartlett. who assists Mrs. NJ.
@. Meeker at her private kindergarten,
left this city yesterday for her par
ents' home in Binghamton, where she
will spend the holidays.
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Railroaders in Town.

Assistant Superintendent of Motive
Power ]. r. Slack and Assistant Comp
troller Culver, of the Delaware and
Hudson company, of Albany. N. Y,
were in this city yesterday on official
business. Martin Crippen, detective for
the company, was also in town during
the day.
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Episcopal.

Trinity Protestant Episcopal church, 5s River
strect-Rev. II. A. Sawyer rector; residence,
Ga River street. Fourth Sunday in Advent, Holy
Communion at a, M; morning prayer and ser.
mon, 1890 o'clock; evening prayer and address,
I,30 O'Clock; Sunday school, ~ m; evening pray
or and lecture every Thursday evening at 7,S0
o'clock; Sunday school teachers meeting every
Friday evening at 7.30 o'clock; Trinity guild
meets every Tuesday evening" Ladies' guild
meets every Wednesday afternoon. Trinity
church will hold special Christmas exercises on
Christmas day, the programme OF which will be
printed in The Tribune later.
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Home for Christmas.

Thomas Nolan, of st. Bonaventure
college; James Nealon, of St. Michaels
college, Toronto: Newell Van Bergen,
of Lehigh university; Joseph +. Bren-
nan, of Dickinson Law school; Theron
Lee, of Lafayette college, and John
Aitken. of ST. Johns Military academy,
are all at home to spend the holidays
with their parents.
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A Miner Hurt.

Martin Nowick. Polander, a miner
who is employed at the Last Chance
mine while at work yesterday morn
ing was hit by a fall of rock and his
leg above the ankle was fractured. He
was taken to the Emergency hospital,
and last night it was said there that
his condition was not serious, and that
he will recover in a short time.
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A Christmas Bride.

Announcement is made that OH
Christmas day, at st. Rose church,
Miss Elizabeth A. Coleman, of Orch
ard street, this city, and John J.
Mahady, of Archibald, will be united in
marriage. Miss Coleman is we'll and
very favorably known in this city. She
is a graduate of the local High school.
The couple will reside in Archibald after
their return from their wedding trip.
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AT THE CHURCHES SUNDAY.
Methodist.

First Methodist Episcopal church, North
Church street, near Salem avenue-Rev. A. F.
Chaffee, pastor; residence, rs Terrace street.
Sunday services, 1890 a. m. and 7.3O p. m.; Sun.
day school, IL M; Junior league, p. m; SEN
ior league, $50 p M; prayer meeting, Thurs.
day evening at 7.S0 o'clock. There will be spe-
cal services held here tomorrow, both in the
morning and evening, the full programme Of
which was printed in yesterdays Tribune. The
pastor will preach sermons appropriate to Christ
mas and the choir will render special musical
services, assisted by additional singers and Mrs.
G. Ackerman, organist, and Leon Bly,, violinist.
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Baptist.

Berean Baptist church, corner Lincoln avenue
and North Church street-Rev. H. ]. Whalen,
d. D., pastor; residence, 90 Lincoln avenue.
Sunday services, 1870 A. IN. and 7.3O p. m;
mdwcek services Thursday, 7,3O p. m. (; Young
Peoples society of Christian Endeavor meets at
G.3O on Sunday evening; Junior society OF Chris.
tian Endcavor meets Sunday, $3.50 p. M; Sunday
school at IL IN.
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A MERRY CROWD.

All Figures Distanced by the Num-
bers Who Went to the Mitchell
Fair.
Last night was another record
breaker at the Mitchell Hose COM
pany's fair, Watts hall was crowded
10 it's capacity all the evening. A
Hno programme was rendered in the
entertainment part of the hall. 1t in
ciuded piano selection by Miss
Grace Pugliano, either solo by Prof.
J. #. Crowell a trombone solo by
Thomas Douthwaite, Il tenor solo by
by David Lewis. After the entertain-
ment the hall was cleared of chairs
and dancing INDUCED in until after
midnight.
Tonight will be the last night of
the fair, when the various prizes will
he awarded including the $50 in gold
and the prize turkey, "Uncle Sam"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-22

II. Fl. Strickland was in Scranton
yesterday.
A. s. Baker. OF Scranton, was in
town Thursday night.
Arch Watkins, of Plymouth, was a
visitor in this city yesterday.
Fred Moses, of Wilkes, Barre, is Wis
iting his uncle, Julius Moses, the Star
clothier.
Frank Fitzpatrick is expected home
tomorrow from Rochester for the
Christmas vacation.
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Will Be Married Today.

Miss Maude A. Taylor and Richard
G. Cobbledick, of this city, are to be
married at noon today at the home of
Henry Smith in Albany, N. Y. Miss
Taylor has been in Albany for several
days preparing for the event, and Mr..
Cobbledick left last evening. The young
people are prominent members of Trim
ity church. After wedding trip they
will reside in this city at the home OF
the bridegroom's brother, Charles Cob
bledick, on Wyoming street.
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WAVERLY.

The skating in this vicinity is re-
ported excellent and is enjoyed by large
numbers.
George Hall and. family, of Main
street, have moved to Scranton, more
central point for his business of COM
mercial traveller.
Everybody is preparing for Christ
mas and the Christmas tree at the
Methodist Episcopal church promises
to be grand affair.
Rev. II. ]. Sautmier has begun SER
les of revival services at Highland.
Rev. II. w. Armstrong of ,Vose, Pa,
is assisting.
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First Presbyterian.

North Church street, near Salem ayenue-Rev
Charles Lee, pastor; residence, 90 North Church
street, Sunday services. 1890 a, m. and 7.3O p.
m; weekly prayer meeting, Thursday evening"
7,3O o'clock. The First Presbyterian church will
hold their Christmas services week from to-
morrow.
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Meetings Tonight.

Court Lily, No. 90, Foresters Of
America.
Diamond lodge, No. &c. Shield Of
Honor,
Mitchell Hose company fair.
Congregational fair.
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Mr.. Orchard Resigns.

Chief Clerk T. b. Orchard has sew
cred his connection with the Della
ware and Hudson Railroad. Mr. Or>
chard rendered his resignation on
Thursday afternoon, and it took effect
at once.
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Krause's Headache Capsules

are unlike anything prepared in Amer.
lea. They We're first prescribed by DR..
Krause, Germany's famous court ply
sician. long before antlpyrine was dis
covered, and are almost marvellous, so
speedily do they cure the most distress
ing cases. Price 25c. Sold by Matthew
Bros. -
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SCHOOL no. miss BRyDEN's ROOM

SCHOOL no. miss BRYDEN'S ROOM.
Chorus "lIark. 4 Song"
Recitation, "rhe Magic Pillow. Frances D6ph
Recitation, Toms Conundrum,"
Joseph llcssing
Chorus "llozannah'
Recitation, "What the Mother Goose Chill
dren Want Tor Christmas"
Recitation, "Whcn Daddy Lights the Tree"
Duane Pothick
Drill.
Recitation, "santa Claus and the Mouse"
Charles Kaika
"Christmas Bells" Beatrice Rutherford, Frances
Doph Edna Evans.
Recitation, "Lncoln's Speech" .,,,. Frank Smith
Dalogue--Emna P0nwarden, Charles Kaika,
Nina Smith, Florence Penwarden, John Kirk
wood, Clarence Giles, Lois Dimock, Pearl
IamoreauX, stephen MoIhtt, Hazel Patten.
Recitation, "Jes' Fore Christmas"
Charles Estabrook
Chorus, "Dear Santa Claus"
Recitation, santa Claus Mistake
Recitation. "Complamt" ......,, William Morgan
Chorus "signs Of Christmas"
Recitation, MY Stocking" ,..,.,. Claude Rehkop
Recitation, mo Stocking 70 Wear"
stephen MoIhtt
Solo, "Uncle Jim's Christmas Hymn"
Frank Herbert
Recitation 'Lady Mabel" ,.....,.M Mary Williams
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Roman Catholic.

Church of st. Rose de Lima, North Church
street, opposite Park place-Rev. Thomas II.
Coifey, rector; residence, North Church street
Assistants, Rev. John Dixon and Rev Walter
German.
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Third street, has just been re-appointed
for another term as district deputy Of
the Knights Of the Mystic Chain. Mr..
Rawling is one of the most enthusiastic
knights in the district, and his reap
pointment is an act of appreciation for
his valuable services
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A WEEK OF PRAYER.
Protestant Churches Will Usher in
the New Century by Special Re-
ligious Services.

The first week in the new century will
be observed by the local Protestant
churches as week Of prayer. Joint
meetings will be held in the different
churches, beginning Monday evening at
the Congregational church, Tuesday at
the Trinity parish house, Wednesday at
the Presbyte church, Thursday at
the Methodist, and Friday at the Bap-
tist. At each meeting pastor of a
denomination other than the church in
which it is held will speak.
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Conversational.

First Congregational corner Eighth avenue and
South Church street-ltev. M G. Elliott, pastor
Sabbath services, 1890 a. M. and 7.3O p IN. ;
Sunday school, 2 p, M; Young Mems union
3.45 p. M; Y. =. 5, G. f., 6,i5 p. M; prayer
service, Thursday evening at 7,30 p. m.
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Meetings Tomorrow.

st. Joseph's cadets.
Order of Railway Conductors.
st. Boniface society.
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Lutheran.

First (St. Paul) Lutheran church, Church
strcet-Rev. +. Ehinger, pastor. Fourth Sunday
in Advent. Sabbath school, 9.3O a. m. services,
1880 n. M; Christmas celebration, 7.3O p. IN.
All are cordially invited and will find hearty
welcome
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Going to Florida.

t. C. Robinson and wife, of this city;
Dr. Sickler, wife and daughter and
Mrs. Tewksbury. of Peckyille, are ar
ranging for trip to Florida on Janu-
AIRY l.
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AN UNUSUAL OFFER,

The following card is placed in the
Reception and Consulting Rooms of the
European Medical System at 400 Lack.
awanna avenue, over the Paris store:
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NOTICE.

Any person receiving treatment at
this Office who is not satisfied with
the benefits received can have the
full amount of the fee paid refunded
at any time within thirty days
from commencing treatment, and no
charge will be made for treatment
or medicine furnished.
The European rledical System.
C. H. STRONG, M. D.
Medical Director.
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Is in Mexico.

Thomas Brennan, formerly of this
city, Is now located in Mexico. where
he has extensive interests.
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Born.
The p SIS ng Throng.

TO Select Councilman j. j. Mannion
and Mrs. Mannion, son.