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The age-herald., 1901-11-17
Bank Reported Robbed.

St. Paul. November 16.-A Spencer, Ia., special to the Dispatch says the Green vile Bank, nine miles south. was robbed early today. The amount taken is not known. There is no clue.
The age-herald., 1901-11-17
Prohibits Prize Fights.

St. Louis. November 16.-Chief Riely, by order of the board of police commission CTS has issued orders prohibiting prize fights or boxing contests in St. Louis A fight scheduled for tonight and one for Monday night will be permitted by the police.
The age-herald., 1901-11-17
Special Selling of Silk Waists.

Our Ladies' Waist stock is replete with all that ee gant, and in silk flannel Henrettas cashmere and grand cloths Here is to be found the newest and most original creations of the waist makers The prices are right Remember that and also remember that everything show you IS No old stock
The age-herald., 1901-11-17
Totnorrow's Special

247 Silk Waists, made of excellent grade afeta silk tucked front and back the style with bishop sleeves and cuffs The coors red royal and navy blue old roe pink light blue and black These waists be dupl cated anywhere for less than $500 and this price you only buy them one day here. n0E Tomorrow's Price ZIOJ
The age-herald., 1901-11-17
Monday at SakS'
 Great Family Clothing Store.
Largest Clothing Store South of Washington.
Separate Skirts

Some ladies do not want whole tailor made suit preferring nice skirt and shirt waist For these la dies have everything in skrtdom at every price In other words skirts to fit the purse we'll as the person. In this department the special on tomorrow is
 128 finest grade Melton Walking Skirts in oxford light grays, browns, blues and blacks made with full glarcd Aounce, set on of stitching Aounce Every seam tailor stitched Can't be beat for less than $500. 7OE For tomorrow only. Special Sale Price Zs1O
The age-herald., 1901-11-17
Cold Coat Weather.

Has arrived and to show that we are Leaders in La dies Cloaks and Jackets, we'll Ladies' Taor-made Suits, going sell special just number of 27-inch Goat in tan covert coth romaine lined bell sleeves shapes and styles This be du gpses sa 5ayT5is Pcs else for less than 495
The age-herald., 1901-11-17
Special Sale of Ladies' Tailored Suits.

Ladies' know that what we advertise we per- form We make it point to keep faith with the public and when say thing worth double what it is sold for we it, and your inspection will prove the
 163 Ladies' Tailor-Made Sus of fine grade home spuns and Veneans in all coors including and light grays, made with the Mitaire Jacket with an Eton back trimmed with satin and fancy buttons The skirt the Serpentne Glared Skirt Has lining of best per calne and velveteen bound It's regular price is $1875 You can buy here tomorrow only-at ID E0 Special Price 1AsOV
The age-herald., 1901-11-17
Wrapper Sensation

Won't say much about onr Wrapper Department. for it's too bg the variety too large to attempt descrp on appreciate it and the remarkable values we in vite your inspection and to tempt you offer tomor- only: .a4 s.s
 267 elegant Percale Wrappers in all color made with fancy yoke, with fried embroidery trimming, has full Aouuce, trimmed to match the yoke ckr Special tomorrow, only UUN
The age-herald., 1901-11-17
TO LOAF

We offer extraordinary in- ducements in Buggy Blan- kets, Tarpaulins, Harness and Saddlery. A. o. RECKLING,
 2l5 18th Street.
The age-herald., 1901-11-17

Rockers and Chairs, suita- ble for Parlor, Bedroom, Li- brary or Hall-none better than ours. Peter Zinszer's,
The age-herald., 1901-11-17
COKE! COKEl

COKE! COKE!
 For the next ten days we will quote special prices on Coke in lO-ton lots. Phone 50l. B, R.. L. & P. Co.
The age-herald., 1901-11-17

We make cuts. Age-Herald Engrav. ing Go.
The age-herald., 1901-11-17
To Make the Fur Fly."

We are quoting specially close prices all the fine grade of Fur Scars Collarees Capes and Mufs In Fur Department you find all the various qualities and kinds of urs and the prices the reasonable ever offered in the South For instance, have very fine black Marten Scarf 27 inches long, with six ta
 that will be sold tomorrow at 10E Special Price ls1C
The age-herald., 1901-11-17
Ladies' Waking Hats

Every lady who has Walking Suit Walking Skirt to be properly dressed should have also walking hat and the only proper shape for walking hats for la dies is the KNOX. We sole agents in Birmingham for them
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-15
Notice Of Forfeiture.

To T.. ovERPECk. his heir assigns;
Non are hereby notified that | have -1-
pended during the year 1871. lsE. Ise. I...i
i-ci, lsss;, IN'.. i-se ls... i.sD. One Thousand
Dollars in labor and improvements upon the
Venus lode. situate In Decatur mining district,
tonrio- county. Colorado. the location ccftih-
cate OF which j. recorded in the office of the
county clerk and recorder Of toncjo- county,
in Book . at Page ~. in order tn hold -aid
claim under the prov isions Of Scrtion 2,s3s
Revised Statutes OF the United State. and the
amendments thereto approved January = lsS'.
b-ing the amount required To hold said loi.
for the YEAR named and IT," Icric-i ending On
the si-t day of December, Eui. And II within
ninety days from the personal -.ryice Of thi-
notir. err within ninety day after the puhicn.
tion thrrruf. you fail or refuse to contribute
your proportion of such expenditure a CO
owner, your interest IN -aid claim will bs-
come the property of the subscriber. your
co-owper. who has ma'i., the required .xpcndi
tuI~. by the t-rm- of said section.
toi.
HAN. M,TzEN.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-15
Notice Of Forfeiture

I" Edward \. Linn. his heir or n-.iansi
You arr hcn,ly notified that u- has. ~
pended during III" YEAR ls;i lSr,. is,t In. l-is
l-," and i"S twenty eight hundred .oilar- la
labor aud Improvements up"n the King o-s'ar.
the Triumph, the H-rrnla- aud tl,. tidi. l.
Loic-. situate "n Madill Mountain Ia the D-ea
tur mining district, county of Rio Grand-. state
al colorado. of which the location certificates
are f,und Of record IN Book =. page ~. Iii. liz
aud ~ respectively. Ia the oilir- II tn. r-ofier
81 SAID c"unty, In or'i.r - hold -sid claims I'm.
der the provision of section .Et of the fe.
si-,d statutes al the United States, aud Ia,
amendments thrt-to approved January -, lss,
r"nccriins annual Jslss ut-n mining elaine
being the an'tsint rssluif-d to hpld -aid l.-ie-
Tor the year. named and the period ending On
tho st-t day ~ b.erm,-r 4. u. ian. Aud II
within ninety dsy. iso" the personal service 81
thi, notice or within ninety days after the pub.
iirstion t-r-.,f. you fail or rcfn.- Ia cont butte
,"or proportion "f such expenditure n. - co.
owner your interest In tho said claims " III h.
som" tho property at the subscribers, your so
o~pcr- ~ho have tasd~ the required -Ir~ndi.
tor~. By tho terms 81 aid section.
a. pa'cl al Jasper. Colorado, III. i0,h day 81
May. is,i.
J. T.. Jons.os
Br>i. Jon>-o>.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-15
NSticc Of Forfeiture.

To :. NJ. Dyer and F.. o,crpcck. their heir or
assigns
You are hereby notified that have expended
during the year ises, iSr. Issi. l-.,. is.., iss,,
aud i,pD- seven Hundred Dollar Ia lai,or and
improvements upon the No. Lode mining
claim situate iu Decatur mining district. county
OF tunrl"-. rtnt. of Colorado. of which the
l'-ation certificate i- found of rreorL In hook
M page iis In the office of the clerk and
recorder OF -aid county In order Ia hold aid
claim under the provisions .f Section .sst of
the Revised Statutes al the tnit.d >tat-- and
the amendments 'h-f-tn approved January -.
i-~, concerning annual labor upon mining
claims. i-ns III. amount required to hold aid
lode for the year. nain,i aud the p-ri,-i eiIdin.
December ji~t, \. u. i.sS. And II within ninety
dsy- from til. publication 81 thi- not c. Snu Ia u
"r r.fus- tn coniribut. Your proportion .f such
expenditure rss-o~n.r. your interest In tho
laid claim will b.',om- the property uf III. -ui,-
-cr.i-.r u, the terms nf -nid section.
Dated at Monte Vista. t"lorain. the eiuii
IL MAJ. iioi.
Hans MATItS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-15
sTATE OF CoIORApO. .

STATE Of CoLORADO.
C0SASN ot RIO GsANDG,
Notice tn Non. Resident L-snis-- and all
p-rs,o. interested,
GREETING.
Whereas. an Instrument ia writing puri-,rt-
ing to t- tho last will and t.--ta m-nt of fh.s,
tos- Nrtxx-r late of aid County dec-n-~,i. ha.
e.Sinty fs pr,inat- b, l.oui- W. W-,and 81
Noate Vista. Rio GrAnsl- tounty. Colorado. aud
the :tth day II June \. u. ROT ba- t~-,n set for
hearing the application Tor probate ~ aid
instrument u. IL. last viii aud testament Of
said Thssrtorr N-tsx-r d.e-a-~i
And. whereas, u apI-,ar- frun satisfaction
.'isssne- that sad Tbcs.ior- N-tzs-r. d.e.a ed
la. -" wife living nor children. aud that Ill.
hrOtl-r> ksrL N~tsx-r and Philip Metz.-r, aud
sister s-,t- Tucker. aud Louisa M-tseer and
Minnie h-tzxrr, nisS--. and August M-txxrr
arr Dss,. istrnt- ~ the STATE of t,lotan that
said ~ill dsrr- ma describe any property hut
lie protrrty des,i-sd consists of real and per.
-sisl pr.f~rty of the value of ..'sD,
nav. ti,~rsssssr. notice "a, the .aid non .r-- /.
'tstt RELATIVES and all persons Interested a.
ahs~~aid i- hereby given IA t~ and appear
t-fotr the County Court ~ Ri. Grsn,is r.sinty
at The Cssurt H,si-r Ia b~l Norte. ou the .lth
day at June \. ID, lxDi, then and th~rc Ia attend
the pr,asate II .sid will t.for- .aid Court, and
further Ia do and p-rform what shall then b,
tho aid t'sart l~ r~juir-d aud sdiuds--i.
Ord-rrsi ps.,li.is~-i f,ir ~--k. ia the Mont.
Acting Clerk u .aid t.unty t.irt. aud the -~al
ns~rssN ~ Irl Nott~ la -aid County hi. 9Th
dsy ~ Nay 4. d. tsii.
lsEALi o. ~. MAn,,rr.
. a. Ja.ts-. Acting Clerk C"unty Court
4. -. Coti~tt. Attorney.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-15
Eureka Items.

A splendid time Was that at our
school house last Thursday night
at the that trimming and ice
creapr social" given by the ladies'
and society of the Baptist Church.
The beauty AMI chivalry of the
neighborhood were gathered to
vie with each other in having a
good time and they succeeded ,n
their every effor, too. A prize. .
very fine cake, WAS offered for the
most artistic hat trimmed by any
gentleman present which was
awarded to Mr.. Clarence Matthias.
The booby prize Was awarded Ia
Pearl Lawson who wore It with
great dignity. After the awards
were made all proceeded to do
justice to the splendid ice cream
and cake prepared by dett fingers
and all WAS enl'vened by ripples
Of silvery laughter and SMILES froa,
sweet faces, all of which made ID
glad We were there and many
thank. Ia the besuty. wit aud
grnr" that gave Us such n good
time.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-15
4 sssst h~r Kicker.

Excursionists To the mountnins
this year should r-coll-ct that the
late hybrid legislature passed q
law containing = clause requiring
camping parties To register w,tl,
the county clerk vt fifty cents per
head. The measure il o~tensibly
to locate the responsibility in case
Of forest tires. but it ia more likely
a variation Of the revenue racket
which has been ngitatipg the
minds Of the state officials ever
since the election Of Gov. Orman
last fsll.-Mosca Herald.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-15

"A fex months ago. food which ate
for breakfast would moi remain on m.
stomach for half MI hour. used one
bottle Of your kodol Dyspepsia Cure,
and can now eat my breakfast and other
meals with relish and INV food is
thoroughly digestcd. Nothing equals
Koiol Dysrspsis Cure Tor stomach
troubles. II. S. Pitts, Arlington TexAs.
Kodol Dysrer~ia Cure d'gs-s,s what you
eat. I. ". Rice.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-15
Insomnia

is caused 10y IA arrangement of the
nerves. L,ch'y's Celery Nerve Com
pound 10 Nm extract 81 celery combined
with other eilicacious medical insre.
dients resulting IN n nerve medicine OF
rare virtur~, and wonderful in its prompt
aud soothing curative effects. II will
make you sleep Sold by Rices Drug
Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-15
STATE OF COl.ORAIO. /,
COUNTY or RIo GxANpk I,
la the & ounty touri.
la the matter III
Ulysses Grant t'nrp~nt~r.
Plaintiff,
SUMMONS.

Plaintiff, .
NJ. si,. ~. SUMMONS.
Minnie Carpenter.
Defendant.
The P-opl., of the state of Cal"raJo Ia Minnie
Csrp.ni.r. the Defendant ah"sn named,
Gr,.tinsi
N.u are hereby r,-luirs-i la appear In an
action brsight agsin-t you h, the above named
Plaintiff la thr County tourt "i Rio Grandr
County. state of Colorado. and answer the sorn.
plsint therein within thirty days after the -er,
vic. h-rr,f. II served within the stat" of tolo
rado or " served "at IL shr State of 'o"ra'io.
~ iy publication. within MI, day after th.
service h.r..,f. exclusive ~ III. day of sersice
az Judgment will i- taken against y,,a necord'
ing To- the prayer of tho complaint; aud II the
ser, ics. hereof h, made by publication then ten
day. additional to aid Mt, day last h.n'in.
above specified for appean,nrr and answer " Ill
i-, allowed bfior- the taking al judgment a.
aforesaid
The -aid action l. hruuxht To oip'nin decr--
1T divorce uf,.n th. srs,nd- that the lArf-t'd.
ant ~ithout cause ~ilfuiiy deserted Plaintiff
f.T NOR. than one Year A. vii NOR" tlly splrnf
from the rompla int fled la -aid Court In -aid
action. to which reference h. hereby here
made.
Aud you ~ h.r-t, nutifissi that II you fail tn
appear aud to answer tile -aid complaint as
ai-u. t~Iuir..i. III. -aid plaintiff will apply
Ia III. C.,nr, for the relief demanded In '- laid
complaint.
Given under tny hand o. u. MapRtt. Jniis..
Acting CLERK oi tho ,ounty Court at Del >"rte
Ia -aid County thi- 9TH 'iay "f May A. u.
t,oi.
q. u. M,n,,rr.
l.I,Ll Juis-. Acting Clerk tointy Court.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-15
Nstlre for l'skIirstIoa.
DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF.
United States Land Onlr~.
Del Noft~. Colorado, Ma. i,th. lie

Notice \. hereby given that tiaier, u. Wallace.
81 Aootr Vista. Colorado. ln- hi.d naair. III Ia.
i.'snii"o Ia make final ptopf 90 M. ,i.-.rtisnd
sIs'" i - NI;@ i.f ,hrfi Nw .naw NIs
li~si.i"' aud Ns~"iser q, n. Land niir. at D.,i
isoi. '' W '"''
ti'" complete irrigation and reclamation oi AID
land - ''
B.ea ". Wallace. john Prtfir. Samuel ,,.,r,.
and Aa"" Prank. all of Monte Vista. Colorado.
JAMS n. B,sr,H. Register.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-15

4. A. st. CLAIR, q professional
photographer Of many years ex.
perience. has opened a gallery in
Monte Vista aud 10 now prepared
n take all kinds Of photos at
reasonable rates. All pictures
artisticslly re-touched. highly
finished, and guaranteed not to
falc.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-15

The town Of Liberty 10 on the
increase with aatssring prospects
Of becoming . city Of no mean
sixe in the near future. Il nov
consists Of three stosss, q hoesl. .
saloon. . number Of dwelling
houses several others under course
oe constructiou.-Crsstoue Eagle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-15
ooL. L. FASSETT.,o

Try the finest ont. After hav-
ing shave call for Herpicide,
the DsndruM Cure and Hair
Tome at
IF>RTnrE's Barber Shop.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-15

Mrs. Mary +. Hyatt went to
Al~mo~s Monday evening ard
will remain there with her son,
June. during the summer.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-15
4 Rev ard.

1 will pay a suitable reward for
return Of n Wsverly bicycle. No.
l29.9l2, A-inch frame.
GEORGE DuvIC.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-15
GEO. G. GHaTWIN.
merebsnf + CajIor.

Will show fine line OF Samples at
prices TO compete with Eastern
houses
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-15

Fsssett has in line Of new
straw hats aud neckwear.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-15

Sheriff Abrams aud b. H. Win.
ehell vent 70 Denver Thunday
night On pr,vsts businesA
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-15

Fit, Style and Workmanship guar
anteed.-Giye me call and examine
Prices.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-15

~AAANA
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-30
In Society's Circles.

There was an interesting evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Kelly, on Birkett terrace, on Tuesday,
when they acted as the hosts of the
Progressive Euchrc coterie.
The playing was close and interest
never tagged during the evening. Mrs.
u. q. Coughlr's clever playing won
for her the ladies' first prize, a hand
some steel engraving. and T. V. Pow
derly. ir., was equally successful in
carrying off the gcntlemen's first
prize. meerschaum pipe. a delicious
luncheon followed the play.
Miss Myrtle Hcarn. who has been the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. George Kelly,
on Lincoln avenue, was given fare
we'll Tuesday evening AT the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Curtis. on Ca
naan street. prior to her departure Ia
her home in Ohio. 1t was delightful
evening and will serve to make Miss
Hearn's visit in this city a memorable
one. The guests were: Misses Helen
Berry. Jessie Ditchburn, Clara Rron-
son, Lottie Wilcox. Lena Bronson,
Grace BaElcy and Mrs. George Kelly.
and Messrs. Albert Rutherford. Stan
ley Rettew. Walter Bowers, Maurice
Clifford. Ray Clifford. Fred Moon
Claude Oliver and Clarence Wright.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-30
Carbonda1e Department.

teeth we're plainly discerniblc in the
imprint on each hand.
When Mr. Adams recovered his cpui.
librium when he was assured that his
hand was not torn by the dogs teeth
he started in pursuit of the animal that
gave him such a scare and almost
paralyzed the school children with fear.
The hound wcarily dragged itself
along, and Mr.. Adams had no difficulty
in corralinG 1t. He then started off for
"A policeman. and notified Sanitary Oni-
Ger Mofiitt. who accompanied him back
to the place where 1t was believed the
dog was secured. The hound however
had taken ungranted liberty and he
was nowhere to be seen when the
policeman and Adams returned TO the
scene. They traced the animal into the
woods, where the trail was lost
None of the persons attacked showed
any bad symptoms. and no harmful re-
suits are apprehendcd.
If it can be established that the
hound was rabd. the case will prop
erly come under the discretion of the
board of health and the persons who
We're attacked will he ordered Ia hc
noculatcd with the serum which Is
employed at the Pastcur institute in
New York city. This. however. Will
depend on the developments of the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-30

freshed by a new coat of paint The
doctor is also making marked improve
ments outside. the lawn being newly
seeded and flower beds carefully and
tastefully arranged.
The Ladies' Aid society and the So
ciety of Kings Daughters nobly, as
sisted by some of the sunday school
boys. met at the Baptist church on
Wednesday morning of last week and,
armed with brooms and scrubbing
brushes. proceeded to give every de-
partment of the church thorough
cleaning. AS a result marked i'm
provemcnt was noticed on Sunday
morning, when the pulpit and platform
were also tastcfullv decorated with
beautiful pottcd plants kindly loaned
by Mrs. Il. r. kipp.
Mrs. Norton Wagner and children,
Ruth and Paul. spent Saturday with
Scranton friends.
The sock social at tho Nlunsc on
Thursday evening of last week was
well attended and very enjoyable
throughout. \ fine addition to the
Ladies' Aid treasury was tho result
Mrs George Spencer and mothcr-in-
law. from Dunmorc, were guests at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w Wheeler last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Roberts and
others, Of Pcckvilc, were guests at tho
Curtis home OH Sunday.
Charles Evans. Of Scranton, is yiS-
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Evans.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-30
THE PASSING THRoNG.

Owen Cawley, of Forest city. was
in town yesterday.
John and Fowler Chase. Of Bing-
hamton. ~ V, formerly of this city
are visiting in town.
Mrs. Il. Il. Bodie who has boon vis-
iting at Carbondale. has returned to
her home in Prompton.
Miss Alice Gilmartin. Of Mercy hos
pital. Wilkes Barre. is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gil
martin. on Cottage street
Mrs. T.. ]. McHalc and daughter,
Florence, and Mrs. NJ. C. Rierdon.
leave on Friday to attend the ordina
ton of John White at Buffalo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Curtis. Of Ca.
naan street. leave tomorrow for
Maine, N. Y. where they have been
called by the illness of Mr.. Curtis
brother A 4. Curtis.
Mrs. Harry Briggs. Of Dartc ave-
nue.. left yesterday Tor Ocean Grove.
the delightful summer resort along
the Jersey coast. where she will spend
a few days. Mrs. Briggs is accom-
panied by her daughter.
Mrs. John T.. Rome and sons. Hen
wood and Harry. leave tonight for
New York city. from where they set
sail on Thursday for three months
visit with relatives in England Their
many friends will wish them hor
1ovaco
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-30
THE LACkAMANNA
IS RAGING
The Stream Takes on New Fury and
Makes a Record for Depth-Base-
ment Stores Flooded

The much-abused Lackawanna river
laid claim last night to more than the
sighting references which it usually
receives. Swelled by the continuous
downpour of rain since Saturday. it.
took on the appearance of a raging
torrent and caused n good deal of un
easihess and apprehension to those
whose properties skirt it's banks.
The river has been quite high since
Monday. Yesterday it was noticeably
higher. and there was another rise to-
day. but tonight the old stream made
"A record and at 10 o'clock the water
was at the highest point recorded in
good many years.
From six o'clock it rose with incred-
iblc bounds and three or four hours
later the water was flooding the cellars
OF many houses, notably those of the
Anthracite apartment house. Here the
water rushed in with unwonted free
dom and quickly set things aflCat. Up
and down the stream the waters sud
denly acquired fury manifested itself
and there will he good deal of dam
age TO record after the stream has sub
sided.
What the rise is in feet can only be
roughly estimated. but as the water
just washes the viaduct across Sixth
avenue. eight feet is probably a con-
Servative guess.
There was an interested crowd at this
point last night. whose chief occupa-
ton was specializing on how high the
stream would reach and :he probable
damage and loss that would follow.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-30
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.

Today will he observed as a general
holiday. the mines being idle and the
stores closed There is nothing doing
locally, however. except the decora-
ton of the soldiers graves by de-
tail of Oscar G. Smith camp. Sons of
Veterans. this morning. and a ten
cent tea. to he served in the base
ment of St. James church. between
the hours of 5 and S o'clock this even
ing. to he followed by band concert
on the lawn during which the Ladies'
Aid society will serve ice cream. Fol
lowing is the programme which is to
be given by the Maytield and Ho-
barth's combined bands: March
"Harmony Commandery," CTayson: :,
medley, ECHOES from the Windy
city" Gord De Wet): Spanish
Beauty" Morceau Characteristics 4"
(Stockncy); waltz, Romantic" cro-
hand: song and dance Rosy
Cheeks" naurendcam: overture.
Peaceful Dreams" (Riplcr): march.
"American Guard" (Boorks).
Miss Olina Herring. of Carbonate.
was last evening the guest of Mrs.
C. A. Battenberg, of South Main
street.
Mrs. John Marian. of Main street,
who has been seriously i'll for several
days. is improving. She is being
rursed by Miss Griffin, of Carhondale.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lewis, of Fourth street, died
yesterday.
The special act to make valid the
payment of the bonds issued by the
borough to pay the cost of sinking
the artnsian we'll, has been passed.
This will he good news to the socie-
ties and individuals who hold the To-
cal bonds. amounting to $500.
Erwin Elmore, of the First cavalry.
is home from Cuba on brief fur
lough.
John Gravel. ir., of West Pittston.
was caller in Jermyr yesterday.
County Superintendent Taylor vis-
tied the borough schools Yesterday.
The Crescents, of Maytield chal-
lerge the Forest City base ball club
to game at Alumni park next We'd
neSday afternoon Answer through
the columns of the Tribune. An
drew Martin, manager.