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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-06-29
THB COURIER
A BIT OF YALE-BLUE.

| Oiue rlDOOn. Inc vino, Wnlcn was dow
ing at a furious gale. also had some
thing to do with the case. Furthermore.
the hot air that came in blasts from q
grating in Twenty third street made
balloon Of her skirts, to the delight Of
number Of small boys, and, a. climax
to her troubles, she stumbled and nearly
fell to her knees in front Of Jack San
ford, who wac sauntering along in search
ola present for his patsrnal grand
mother.
II beg your pardon" said the young
lady.
Granted" replied Jack. promptly.
"Ars you hurt?'
mot q Bit" she gasped. IL don't see
how" Then che looked down and saw
that one Of her silk shoelaces had come
united. "Oh, desrp' she said, iupa.
tiently.
Let me fix it for you,' said Jack. i'm
pulsively.
She Flushed, and replied, hurriedly:
"Oh no, thank you! It's brokenw
Jack instinctively felt in his pockets
for something with which to repair the
damage.
IF only had-oh. KNOW In an
instant he had whipped of q piece OF
blue ribbon he was wearing in celebra-
ton Of contest between bis college and
Princeton that day and handed it to
the charmer in distress.
perhaps that will do" he said. I'm
afraid it's rather gaudy, but it will last
till you reach home"
That's lovelyr replied the lady.
Thanks 80 much!" Then with a be-
witching smile, II hope your college will
win today" And she tripped away.
leaving Jack with his hat in his hand
and h's mouth open.
Two years passed, and it was the an
adversary Of the college competition.
Jack had not forgotten his romantic ad-
venture. He had fallen in love hun
dred times since. but still kept corner
Of his heart for the girl with the blue
ribbon. He had. unfortunately, forgot
ten what her features were like, but he
labored under an extremely improbable
hope that some day he should meet her
again.
This hope was in his mind when he
wendell bis way to the house Of bis
latest conquest. 1t 80 happened-Jack
confessed he didn't know how-that be-
fore the day was over he found himself
engaged 10 the daughter OF bis hostess.
1t might have been the excitement he
experienced over the fact that his col
lege proved victorious, or it might have
been the knowledge that the young lady
was possessed of sum that would az
ford him q substantial competence for
the rest of his natural life, which
brought him to declaration of his af-
lection; but certain it was that at the
hour Of ten o'clock bis life contract was
made.
Confidence begat confidence, and in
the exhilieration Of the occasion he re-
lated to his inamorata bis experience ,
with the blue ribbon lady.
II thought at the time" he sighed. IL
should never marry anyone but her"
A roguish twinkle came into her eyes,
and she whispered. Then it was you"
what do you mean" he asked.
"Why, you're my hero! Wait min
ute. And she ran out Of the room, lsav-
ing Jack somewhat mystified. In FIVE |
minutes she returned. with her hands {
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1901-08-29

happened at the Grant smelter, where
he and several OF his friends vera en-.
gagged in athletic sports. Mr.. DALEY
tripped and Tell heavily upon his left
arm, breathing the bone. His right arm
was so twisted as to cause him much
pain. The arm was set, and at last nc
counts MIR. DALEY was doing we'll
An examination OF the pupils of the
public schools is being held TODAY at
the school building on High street for
the purpose of assigning them to The
different grades for the coming term.
The Methodist conference at their an.
nual session at Canon City reappointed
s. j. Rogers pastor OF S.. James NJ. E
church, this city; a. Weber at Nevada.
vile. A. B. Glockrer will succeed Rev.
MoGett as pcstor of the Black Hawk NJ.
Z. church.
\ marriage license WIS granted this
week to Mr.. Alfred Marion AID Mrs.
Bessie Thomas, both Of this city.
On September TO- at $50 p. M, there
will be an election at the armory of Co.
f, \. G. G., in this city, for the purpose
of filling vacancy of LIST lieutenant in
that company, vice {. y. Litter, re.
signed.
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1901-08-29

leather shoes, value 81
Golden Rule Store, ornamental clock
value 81 SO.
Ii. P. Davies, ladies satchel, value
$3.50.
S. Baclarach, embroidered four in
hand tie, value $3.50.
CUTLER S Gabardi, two 10 ID lard,
value $3.50.
Peter Some, full blooded Jersey calf,
months cid, value Sl5.
II. Maymon, Turkish pine, value 500.
Henry Eilmar, set Washington Irving,
value SID.
New Palace Drug Sire, monkey. skin
cigar case, value IS.
Holmes Is Teajs, one gasoline Ian
value $50.
Chris Void, toilet set. value $40.
! }. Sears, set enc yclopae da,valueS. 5.
A Rapn, punch bow, value SIS.
7. p. TreLowe,h, pair lady, shoes,
vltut 81.
Rock Flour Wills, of Golden, fl ur to
the lue of So.
H. r chaids u Co, dress pattern, value
515.
r. A. BASE, . shaving tickets, value ..
y. \. DtntZ y Son, wal r SIT vnlue 81.
H. H. Eruee, | lamp. value IS 30.
Gilpin Miner, 1000 bond Letter heads,
value, ,.
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1901-08-29
NEvADAviLLE.


Stroehle & Son, of Back Hawk, have
placed new loo morse power boiler, oi
their own MAKE on the man smart OF
the Ph@nix Burroughs mlhe' on quartz
n''i
Inc crusher received u SNORT ''tAe ago
NJ the oi'hiaN ni'he' on Quaf'Z NM mas
been put up AN" Is no" ready 10 oe rum
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Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1901-08-29

Eacharach in his new store will be
pleased to show you The most select line
of gents furnishings, hats nod caps
boots and shoes, etc, IL the city
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1901-08-29
LOCAL ITEMS.

A $4,000 opera house is to be built at
Victor A contract for the stone work
has bt en- let.
Mr.. aud Mrs. William Hoefy and chill
dren, woo have been in camp in South
Boulder park cam- in last Friday.
The uew tile floor at the Rocky Mount.
ain National bank is completed and is a
noteworthy Improvement.
Mountain raspberries are still quite
plentiful in market and are much better
than they were last year.
The board OF county commissioners
will meet in regular monthly session
next Tuesday morning, sept ;.
The school children are getting their
books and satchels ready to resume
their studies at the public schools next
Tuesday.
Newt Monday, Labor Day, a number
OF the miners of the county Will attend
thu Labor Day celebration to be given
at Eldora.
Engineer James f. Bristol ran his
engine No. Il down to Denver Monday
night in order to have some necessary
repairs made.
The song service given at ST. James |
NJ. E. churca last Sunday evening by
the choir, was largely attended by an |
apprecative audience.
G. c. Moore, of the Roanoke and the
Lamberson mines, has taken up a resi-
u -, =; 49,, 1
ly here from Denver.
In addition to a new tile floor, the
Rocky Mountiin National Bank has had |
the pantwork retouched and the rear
room fitted up i'll fine style.
On Monday Of this week, County Sup
erintendant of Schools Miss Minnie FREY
paid an official visit to the public school
at horn lake and Mountain House dis
trict.
William o. McFarane, of the firm OF
McFarlane Il Co, who broke one of his
legs last week while handling a piece OF
machinery, in Denver, is repo rted as i'm
proving.
The delayed stone steps for the new
I''N'Hs oA i-' ieuee street were
''>' ''e'e '"s' -noi4uas' ihey nave
80" 'eu ''o'A '"e "ePo' 10 the
Rev. S. j. Rogers, who is in attendance
~ ~ ee w VIC Coio' "''o
"'N-' az o"ion o''S, WIZ WISH
80 a1" us iatni'S
"'''' A''i''
sol bacharacn removed his gents
'oeN VI Eoou7 oH -fohu"'
- ''ti '''o'e .ne mar
-. '' .O'"i IL 'Ne fs' '''
''''1s'
Inc 9eaton Mountain Electric com
pan' Is oeHVeflnS poles from ldaho
r. ,,'''1- - ''"o vi .'e"'on NOUN
- ,'NN ~. o'e' 'te u'r.Ne in'o '"e
"''e''' ~ ''''' u y '''' Il district
Inc Central CITY kiae club Will next
ounaa! attend the se"te Shoot to be held
at colorado Springs. The OBSERVER
a1'7 s-l'' 'li's va, 'e'ufH Win credit
'Ne'i-Fe'' 60 90 "ei' IS 80 '"e county
Rev MT Late III Kansas past master
workman oil the A. o. l. W. and Grand
Master workman Abbott OF the Colo
raao Jurisalc'ion' spoke OF the order at
"oth'n"u ,ia'i' TINS Guy i"sI FRIDAY
evening Ne'' WAS large attendance
Chris Fish OF the Steam Bottling
Works on Sprihg street, has a new de-
avery wagon manufactured by Flick " .
son Black Hawk which has been
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1901-08-29

The stove that has revoiutioniZed cook.
ing and transformed the drudgery OF
kitchen work into pleasant pa,t-time
For sale by, J. 3. MckAE.
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1901-08-29

New Paragraphs
Price 81 to so, at the Mincra Palace.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-20
GREEN RIDGE.

Mrs. Anne Kochlcr has issued invitations /,
III" maiiiag" ct her daughter Margaret. to Iijr,.
laurcn> nnnick, tn" ceremony to ta;c place III
The Green Ridge Presbyterian church Tuesday
evening. Dec. s. at $50 O'Clock.
The annual praise meeting oi the Momlrt,
Missionary society OF the ,.tccn Ridge rrcshy-
terian church will be held in the church parlura
this afternoon at half uast oslorN.
The hill on Slnderson avenue between Green
Rldg" aud larch street. Is r"cci' ing some greatly
needed attention from the city officials
Green Ridge lodge, Independent Order of odd
Fellows. will hold an important meeting Tuesday
evening in Masonic hall. Dickson Avenue.
The paror fair held AT the lou,c Of Mis-, Helen
franklin, Of Sa:derson aycll". last evening, nm
der the auspices Of the Kings Daughters, was
successful. both socially and financially.
The Green Ridge Woncn's Christian Temper
anCc union will meet this afternoon at 3 O'Clock;
ut the home Of Mrs. l.. T.. Winanl. 100 New Yorl,
street. This will he an ryangcli,tic meeting and
the exercises Will he in charge of Mrs. j. $.
Miller. superintendent OF that department. y cor.
dial invitation is cXtcud'l 10 all.
Mrs. VI. Il. Kays. OF Niiuicisou Qvcnlc is in
Newark. y. J.
MIS-. II. b. Reynolds lett yesterday tor a frw
days stay at Dalton. wholc she is the 2ucsG Of
Mrs. James +. DiekSoa.
Green Ridge camp, Modern Woodlncn OF Amer
ica. will hold an important meeting This evening
in Masonic hail, Dickson avcnu".
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-20
Coming Social Events.

Camp So, Patriotic Order of America.
which is "A ladies' auXiliary To The
Patriotic Order Sons of America, will
hold an ice cream social and cntertain-
nent in Frcuhan's hall ON Friday
evening, Nov. -. An Interesting pro-
2.amme has been arranged and re-
ireshmcntS viii b" served during tho
intervals. one OF the principal feat
ures Will be a drawing for ii costly gold
watch.
The Ladies society of Christ LII
theran church, ON Cedar avenue. will
serve supper this evening at y. M.
An entertainment viii follow. ANA a
pleasant time Is promised.
y turkey dinner viii be served at
the Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcoral
church on THANKSGIVING Day and every
ON" will br made cordially welcome.
The Boiler Makers and Iron Shin
Builders union, No. II. will hold their
fourth annual BAN ON Dec. u, ut Ath-
lctlc hall, ON Alder street
The Star Social club has appointed a
committee To tax" charge of the an
tangcmcntS fur their eighth annual
nasuueradc ball, which will be held in
Athletic hail on IAN. 90. The general
committee is as follows: jacob kaeSt-
n"r, Jacob MitH, Charles kellorman.
David Lewis ana Peter Phillips.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-20
N UBS OF NEWS.

There Is an epidemic of tonsilitis on
mis- side, and the druggists are kept
busy putting up prescriptions.
Much regret was expressed on this
Side last evening al the sad accident
which bef"ll Miss ltowlunds yesterday.
Miss Iiow!ands was formerly assistant
secretary of the Young Womcn's
Christian association on this side, and
was beloved and esteemed by all with
whom she came in contact.
John Sneehan, of Pittston aVcnuc.
was amaiened before Police Magistrate
stolr yesterday on Il charge OF assault
'nd battery, preferred by hIs WIfo
Ills wife vas in Il forgiying mood and
iaiied to put in an appearance. Thelo
was no other course open Ia the alder
man hut discharge the ollender with 4
caution,
Mr.. jacob Sohns, ir,, Of 81 lfttston
avenue returned from "A hunting trip
yesterday with a large bag of rabbits.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-20
THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 90 1901

nue., who was taken i'll on Sunday, is
| confined in the Lackawanna hospital
where he will be operated on for APP
pendicitis.
The chapel formerly used ~ the con
gregation of st. Marks Lutheran
church IL being remodeled into IL
dwelling house.
John G.. Collins, OF Bellevue street,
fell from Il scnilold on which he was
working, recently, and sustained II
fractured arm.
Mr. and Mrs W. j. Morgan or car-
bondalc, have returned home from n
visit with West Scranton friends and
relatives.
Miss Edna Kline, of North Hyde Park
avenue, is convalescing, after an illness.
Harry Davis and John Delmcr, OF
Bellevue. spent yesterday hunting in
the vicinity OF Lake Ariel.
Mrs. William Gcrrity of Dorothy
street, Tripp Park. is i'll at her home
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Lane. Of Tunk
hammock. have returned home from II
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Krcsky,
of North Sumner avenuc.
MIR. and Mrs. =. j. Nealis. OF Chest
nut street. have returned home from u
visit with relatives at Syracuse. y. y.
''c"rSc iillI' ol North sumner avenue,
nus i't''r'''" ilo'h'' l'o''' +" huhtlhs iflp
to The Elk mountains.
''"lis N'''idii'S - III '' Nus nome III
iNa''S court
~. ~ 'in' T." hHI'l''s 'inss heI" us
N'eN'H session III M'a'S nan hlsl rNc'l-
ms v" ''S ~ ""oo'i ''lu'e 'hiS
'>n,"''S'
IL, '''.,''pfS o' 'iio o'"'''''I 'Inp met
III "'H'''"S'''' nun ii'S' 'N'''''!s 10
n"'>' gu ."' i'I''cii'.'''"'' III
,'''','H n'i ,'t' or"er SONS "l
'l'' l'''' Mn''" "''' " 'l''''e" '''N'
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-20

The ElcctriG city Whccmcn held
one of their enjoyable club dances last
evening. which was attended by thcit
lady friends. They danced to The
music furnished by Prof. Johnson. and
enjoyed themselves until l. O'Clock.
Those present were:
Misses Bessie Fraunic!trr, Anna
1<oos. Louise Siinons, Lucy Faust, Hat
tic Beavers, BESSIE McCr1cken, Saliio
NcCraclsen. emily Evans. Mabel Eold-
". Jennie Eynon. Edith I'eavrrs, Anna
James. Phoebe insrr,. Miss Phillips,
2iay Jones.
Mcssrs. viii Seagrav ves. y. g. Davis.
rid. Morse, Chas. Carpenter. w. u.
Davis. Sam McCrackcn. Tom stephens.
Henry Morgan, Walter James. Luther
Thomas, Charles \. liynon. I'D. Davis,
Frank Watkins. Adolph Eruning. Con
rad LutH. Will Widenor. Ilcrber, Chat
field, Duncan Hall, Zen Allen, VIII
Frantz, I'D. Reilly.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-20
Red Whistlers Organize.

\ foot ball team to be known as the
Red Nhstlcrs has been organized. and
have ISSUED u challenge to amy team in
The city whose average weight is not
more than ninety pounds. They would
prefer to playa team from No. iG school
ON Thanksgiving day.
The He'd Ministers line M as fol-
lows: Left end, James left tackle.
Hughes: left guard. Davis: center. Il.
lIeNnon right gu;lru, Williams: right
tackle. James; right end. FlahcrtS: left
halfhack. Rogers: right hHlrback,
EcVan. fullhack, L. Beynou.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-20
WEST SCRANTON

When the owner made Inquiries ol
the boys mother about the purse, she
denied having obtained such II thing
from her son. yet the conflicting stories
she told led Herllinger to believe that
the woman had the purse and money.
She refused to give up the same. and
the owner had her husband arrested
~ the charge of larceny.
When arraigned before the alderman,
Mrs. Chludginski persisted in her re-
fusal to give up the purse. and the
husband was held in $3.50 bail to pro-
duCc the boy in court.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-20
Funeral of Samuel Dineman.

Services over the ,omainS of the late
Samuel Dnsman. who dici from in
iurieS received at the oxford mine,
were conducted yesterday afternoon at
he Hampton street Methodist lipisco-
pal church by the pastor, i:cv. james
icnning.r.
The services We're attended by many
rrIativcs and friends OF the unfortunate
young .nan. who met such an unit imcly
death. The choir Of the church rem
dcrcd several hymns during the service.
The pail l-bearers were Daniel Holmes,
William Miller. Joseph Shinday. David
Evans, Martin Eatchiorl and John
Eeii. The flower bearers We're Bernard
Arthur and Daniel Costello. Intcrment
was made in the Washhurn street
cemetery
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-20
Assault and Battery Case.

Fcroli Novclta of ia North Nin,l,
street. had a warrant issued by Alder
man John on Monday for the arrest OF
Terozzo aud Chrome CaDpa, his neigh
hors. charging thom with assault and
battery, disordery conduct making
threats. etc, against his Wife, Gather
inc.
When Constable John Davis Went to
serve the warrants on tile Cappas, he
learned they were prosecutors i'll COM
,ersuits before Alderman Millar. Goth
parties to the fraCaS compromised by
each paying the costs to their respect
i've aldermen Consequently peace has
been restored in Little italy
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-20
WAS lO8 YEARS OLD.

Mrs sarah llrl!y, aged los years, the
oldest woman in Northeastern Pom
sylyania, died yesterday at her home
IN Pi,tston from a sudden attack ul
physical weakness, brought ON 10y het
extreme Old age
Mrs Kelly retained the us" Of her
mental faculties to the last and On the
orr# sion of her One hundred uud eighth
birthday, two weeks ago, she related
incidents OF her carly life, The dead
woman had lived in pittston for sixty
seven years,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-20
SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES,
Hundreds of Persons Attended the
Funeral of the Late Joseph
Hickey-Social Events.

Hundreds of friends ana neighbors
gathered at the Hickey residence. oA
chcltE St,"ct, yesterday to ,ay thc!:
ir.t respects to tn late joseph Hickey,
who WIS found dead on Sunday. The
r":Gains we're cncas"d in a massive cas-
k"i. Which was arranged in the parlor.
and TIE tnlong in attendance took
nearly an hour in passing the bier. The
procession started at 80 for st. Johns
church, on Fig street where services
were held. lntcrmcnt was MADE in the
Cathedral cemetery.
The pail bearers. all lifelong friends
c' the deceased. We're chosen as fol-
lows. Patrick Finnerty. Patrick Bar
rett, Owen McCann, John McIiale,
Martin Rcidington and Joseph l<clly.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-20
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

James Eadcr. Of Chestnut street. is
seriously i'll ut his home, and his re-
Covcry is doubtful.
The mixed choir of singers will meet
for rehearsal tomorrow evening. instead
of this evening. as previously an
nounccl.
Basil, child OF MIR. and Mrs. John II.
Jones', of Fourteenth street. is quite i'll.
Richard Jones. ianitor of No. II school
and tn. First Welsh Baptist church, is
recovering from an illness.
Oscar Jones, of North Bromley ave-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-20
Handling of Air Brakes.

Air-brakc cur. No. loi, of the inter-
national Correspondence Schools. OF
Scranton, viii remain at the Lackn-
wanna railroad roundhousr. Scranton,
for the balance of the present week,
when it viii be removed to Kingston,
and from that point to iIallstcad.
Those L1ckaWannn employees who
have not as vet aVaiicd themselves of
the opportunity of becoming familiar
with the handling of The air-brakc have
been instructed To- visit this car before
its removal from Scranton. for instruC- =
tions in the handling of the air-brakc.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-20

Won Storch avenue. 1nterment VIII be
made In Forest Hill cemetery.
The funeral of Miss Kathryn Ma
loney, of Brook street, Dunmore, will
occur this morning ut . o'clock \
requiem high mass viii be celebrated
in st. Mnry's church, after which in
tcrnent viii BE- made in st. Mary's
cemetery.
The funeral of Elmer Dobson will oc-
cur from his late home on Grove street,
Dunmorc, this afternoon ut o'clock.
Services viii be conducted bv Rev.
Charles w. Ncwing, in the Methodist
church mt . o'clock The members Of
the street Car Mems union will attend
the funeral
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-20
Firemen in Session.

The William connell Hose company,
Which Keeps its organization intact.
he!d an important session in Battles
hall, on Prospect avenue. last night.
The principal business before the meet
ing was the reading OF "a final report
on the excursion held last summer. and
the committee was able to show that Il
neat sum had been realized and placed
in the treasury.
Plans for the future We're discussed
and it was decided to keep up the or
ganization for mutual benefit ana social
Intercourse.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-20

Dr. Casey, Of Philadelphia. is the
guest of DR.. Ritz, ON Willow street.
Christ Stolr, Will Smith. Harry Bird
ana Gus Storr will leave tomorrow on
II weeks hunting trip through Wayne
and Pike counties.
Fresh fish, oysters and claims at sun
days market, ,31 Cedar avenue. $50
\ meeting OF Roaring Brook crncaVc
of Hcptasophs was held in Storrs hall
last evening.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-20
Events of This Evening,

Rehearsal Of the Y. NJ. l. minstrel
company. under the direction of Prof
john r. Watkins.
Lecture in Mears hall hv the Hon.
William Abraliams. NJ. p. on "A Night
in the House Of CommOns.'
Rehearsal Of the children's chorus on
the competitive selection, "Carried by
the Angels tn he sung at the North
Scranton eistcddfod on Thanksgiving
day.
Thc annual election of officers for
The Bible school Of TIL" Washbmn
Street Presbyterian church will take
place this evening.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-20
MRS. 4. SAIiER,

Los Angeles, Cal.
day at a time how ! would feel tho
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We have used considerable of your
Vegetable Compound in our charitable
work, as we find that to restore n poor
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self and those dependent upon her. If
such there he. is trucr charity than to
give other aid You have my hearty
endorsement, for you have proven
yourself true friend to suffering wo-
men. ."-NlRs. L. SAlLER, 756,4 Hill ST.,
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tinonfdi is not genuine.
No other person can give such
helpful advice to women who
are sick as can Mrs. Pinkham,
for no other has had such great
eXperience--hera address il Lynn,
Mass, and her advice free--if
you are sick write ber--you are
foolish If you don't.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-20
Funerals.

The funeral services over the remains
of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Jones will
take place at O'Clock this morning ,t
the residence Uf docoasrd'S daughter
Mis-. Mary kcllcr, 23l Chestnut street.
The remains viii be- taken to Spring
Brook for mtermcnt.
III" funeral OF a 1-months-oid child
OF Alr and Mrs. Frdnls Hogan uf 52i
Eynon street viii take place this af-
ternonn. lulorment Viii be made IN
the Cathedral cemetery.
The funeral of the late Mrs Cathcr-
inc bulf%, of 1908 Jackson street, viii
be held tomorrow morning at O'Clock
from 81. Patrick's church..
an" funeral OF John Il. Richardson
lnk"s plGV" tomorrow afternoon at .
O'Clock from tho family residence, 1921