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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-01-29
THE BEST TEST.
Is the Service and Experience Of
Years

The best soldier Is not the now re-
cruit Of few months service.
The best mechanic is not the APP
prentice, and the best man In the line
is he who has been tried by years Of
service and experience.
This Is not only true OF men but OF
nearly everything else and especial
ly Is IL true of medicines for disease.
New remedies must be thoroughly
testcd and their merit established be-
yond question before the intelligent
public will put faith IN them.
There are not many remedies which
have stood the test of ten years ana
continued to increase in popularity
each year, but this Is true OF the Pyra-
mid Pile Cure, and IL is the only pile
cure that has stood this test, nnd
among the many popular medicines on
the market II is the only one which
can he said 60 have no competitor; its
sale has steadily increased from year
10 year and because of judicious ad-
vertlsing as because II has been rec
commended by word OF mouth from one
cured sufferer to another.
Piles is supposed TO be caused in
most cases by sedentary life ana
lack of exercise but 1t generally comes
without any apparent excuse and Of
ten people who live an active outdoor
life are victims of the disease, a case
in point 1t that of James Creeden. a
lumherman and teamster in Northern
Michigan. He says: II suffered for
eight or nine years from itching and
protruding piles sometimes so severely
that | could scarcely walk, then !
would get better for a week or two,
but the trouble always returned. !
/ could not afford the expense OF an
) operation and endured the disease until
| was advised by my mother. who
lived in Manistec, to give the Pyramid
Pile Cure Il trial.
! II had never heard of it, but when
went to town / asked my druggist
about it and he told me he had sold
it for years and neve~ had com
plant Of its failure to cure piles.
| ''I bought n package and found not
only relief but permanent cure after
several weeks regular use.
| "Ono OF the best things about Pyra'
mid Pile cure ] found to be its con
| vcniencc. being in suprository form
and used at night. it did not interfere
with my daily work and is simple and
| painless"
All druggists in the United States
aud Canada sell the Pyramid Pile cure
at 20 cents per package.
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TOLD IN BRIEF.

Evangelist Dunnett continued the
revival services at the Methodist Epis-
copal church last evening, his topic
being "The Value of a Soul" This
evening the service will be for mon
only. Mr. Dunnett closes his work
hero on Wednesday evening of .this
week.
The ST. Vincent de Paul society will
hold progressive euchre social in
Manleys hall Monday evening, Feb. 4.
Alex Dryden, of Dudley street, is i'll
with the prevailing la grippe,
Mr. George Raught Of North Blake
ly street, is i'll.
The Republicans Of The Third ward,
Third district, will caucus in Wahler's
hal! tonight to nominate ward officers.
The Republicans or the First gard,
First district will hold n caucus 10
nominate ward officers in the Neptune
Fire company's room tonight crom :
20 S o'clock
The cold wave cut down the audi
cnce somewhat at the revival service
! lest night at the Tripp Avenue Con-
creeational church. The Ecv. MIR.
| cobb took for his topic as Infant Bap-
| tlsm Authorized in Teaching or Prac-
tice of the Apostles? He went on ia
| show that the requisites for baptism
are faith and repentance, and the in
| fant cannot be Il subject f0r baptism
| for it cannot believe neither can il O.
| ncnt. for it has no sins of which tc
! repent. The services will be continued
| this evening.
| Funeral Director r, +. Letchwortl
is seriously III at his home on Chestnut
| street.
A Republican caucus will be hel,
| in the Third district of the Third ward
Dunmorc, this evening, at o'clock, ii
Wahler's hail, for the purpose of elect
| ing all officers for the district.
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General News Notes.

The carriage in the Mt. Pleasanr
shaft was run over the fly wheel yes
terday, causing a brief stoppage in lie
operations. Tho carriage was tirdlly
Cxtricated before any damage resulted
The employees Of the Mt. Pleasant
colliery will be paid tomorrow.
The congregation of St. Lrlcn'E ital-
Ian church, Oh Chestnut stree. met
Sunday afternoon and decide to en-
large the scope of Lhaji' W rrH in West
Scranton. An effort viii be made TO
bring all of the italian families within
the fold.
Mrs. James Harmon. of Old Forge, is
visiting her brother, Thomas T.. Nur-
ply, of Chestnut street.
Mrs. p. J. Neals of CheStnu. Strtc ct.
is recovering from Il severe illasas.
The Childrens Hour" enrcrsuin-
pient, which was announced for this
evening at the First Welsh Baptist
church. has been postponed until
Thursday evening. owing 10 the ilint IS
| oe mt ny of the children who will take
part in the exercises.
Miss Mary Britton, OF Realing, who
has been the guest Of DIR. and Mis-
| George b. Reynolds, of North Main
y
Following is the record of q plain
drunk on the local police docket: John
Babitch, helplessly drunk; fined. IS;
| paid, s.; balance, 81.
Mrs. William Charles, of 1920 Price
street, is seriously i'll at her home
! sufftliny from pneumonia and pleur,sy
| Rev. Wardell of Chicago. conduct
ei the special services at the Simpson
! Methodist Episcopal church last even
| ing.
Mrs. Joseph II. Davis. OF Stratford
avenue entertained a number oc youn9
people last evening at her home at az
| entertainment and social.
! Announcement is ma1e OF the ap,
preaching marriage OF Herbert Evans
of Lafayette street and Miss MarSaret
| Phillips, of Price street
The passion play VIII be produces
at the Jackson Street Baptist churc'
this evening.
The entertainment which was 20 hi
held Tuesday evening under the aus
pices of the Junior Baptist Young Peo
pies union has been POSTPONED unit,
Thursday, January 81.
Miss Anna Hughes oC North Iiyd,
Park avenue. has returned home from
a weeks stayln lIazlctoH With friends
Specialty.-Diseases of Women
Room /, over Globe store. Hours: ! I,
$50 p. m. Consultation fra2. Or
Treverton. ~
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members of Green Ridge lodge. No. 531,
+. and a. NJ, of which he was a MEM
Der, will attend the services in n body.
Interment will be made in Forest Hill
cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Peck. Of West
Pittston. spent Sunday with Mr.. Peck's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Peck, of
ROselaWn.
W. w. Patterson, of Philadelphia,
visited Green Ridge friends yesterday.
4. G.. Thomason. manager of the
Northeastern Pennsylvania. Car Ser
vice association, is seriously i'll at his
home in North Park.
Robert y. s'mrell, Of Delaware
street, is confined to his home by ill-
ness.
Alr. and Mrs. William d. Green, of
Delaware street, will leave for Los An
Seles today. They expect to remain
until spring. in company with Mr. and
! Mrs. y. +. Rice, who have preceded
them there. Mrs. J. j. Williams and
Miss Williams and Mr.. and Mrs F. L.
Nettleton are also in California.
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CITY UNION
E. E. Meeting
IN wAsHBURN STREET CHURCH
THIS EVENING.
xoul Savers Meeting Will Be Held
and Several Topics Discussed--Fire
in Rear of 1913 North Main Avenue.
Meeting of Republican Club.
Father Mathew officers Elected.
BARRIERS Union Meeting-Police
Notes and Personals.

The city union of tho Young Peoples
Society Of Christian Endeavor society
will hold a soul savers meeting in the
Washburn Street Presbyterian church
this evening, in which representatives
of all the city churches In the city will
be present.
The subjects for discussion are as
follows: Every Christian Should Bc
Soul-Saver:" "The Soul Savers OUT
flt:" ta) sympathy" Cb) Tact" tc)
Bible knowledge" (G Prayer" Il
five-minute address on each topic;
Suggestions for Evangellstic Work
That We Can Garry On" a ten-minute
paper. and ten minutes discussion: "A
Decision Service a. twenty-minutc
service.
The foregoing topics will be treated
hy men who are thoroughly alive to
the importance of the subjects under
discussion.
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NORTH SCRANTON.

A surprise party was rendered Miss
Margaret Jones at her home, on Reese
street, Saturday evening last. After
the usual party diversions, refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
Those present were: Margaret Jones,
Margaret Bray. Maggie Jaltes. Mary
Williams, Lizzie Emmett, Anna Recess,
Hattie Price, Lydia Reese, Jennie Lee,
Bessie Evans. Mary Evans Catherine
Jones. Martha Powell, Sophia White,
Lizzie Jones, Emma Jones, Ida Camp
bell. Martha Jones. Lottie Bray, Char
lottc Jakes. Mcssrs. Harry Swartz,
Richard Gray. Robert Dixon. William
Bahr, Thomas Davis, William Beddoe,
Evan Jones, Elwood Thomas, Charles
Hambley. James Jones, Joseph Nor
gan, Wesley Jones, George Emanuel,
Charles Baker Tallie Gabriel, George
Simmons, Harvey Sherman. Morgan
Williams, James Evans. BENJAMIN
Jones. Garfield Jones. Mrs. Edward
Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jones
, Mrs. Davis.
John Mackey is again able 60 resume
his duties rs clerk In Henwood's drug
store, after a severe attack of the grip
Miss Kate Ratchford is recovering
| from an attack OF the grip
Miss Maggie Mccormick, of Oak
| street. Is n visitor I'm Pittston this
| week.
| The truck of car No. 30l broke dowr
last night at Bulls Head, causing con.
siderable Inconvenience. The car was
! in charge of Conductor ]. s. Andrew:
and Motormun Harvey Wilburth. wher
| the accident occurred. 1t necessitatet
the transferring of passengers for sew
| cral hours.
| Edward Collins is again able to at
tend to his duties as clerk in Davis
rdug store, after few days illness.
An interesting game of indoor bas
ball was played last evening at th
Auditorium, between Mulley's team
and the Combination. Both team
! were well matched and furnished mucl
enthusiasm for the spectators. TIL
score was 12-9. in favor of the Combi
, nation.
| Daniel Evans. Of Deacon street, i
lying dangerously i'll with an attacl
Of pneumonia.
The following resolution was adopte
by local union No. 1856, United Min
Workers of America, recently RE
solved, That when brother meet
death in our mine. that we cease Wor
as soon as we hear Of the accident
and that we lay idle half n day on da
OF funeral except when funeral take
place in the morning. when we suspen
work for that day" d. Coleman, presi
dent; NJ Norris. secretary.
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terday that he had been appointed
mana ger OF the company's business in
Rochester, one of it's most important
offices. lie will leave for his new sta
ton at the end Of the week.
Air. Little came here from Niagara
Falls, where he had been local man
ager for the Postal company for a
number Of years. During his charge OF
the Scranton office the company's bus-
ness was largely increased and many
very Commcndable reforms instituted.
The new position which he is to as
sumo is, in addition to being more re-
spOnsihe, much more remuneratiYe
than his present one,
During his brief stay here Mr. Little
has made many friends for himself, as
we'll as patrons for the company. The
well-WishCs OF all these will accom-
pany him to his new field OF labor
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Surprise Party,

\ very pleasant surprise party was
held at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Schoen. on Luzerne street Saturday
evening, in honor of their son, Paul.
Games were played until seasonablc
hour. when refreshments were served,
after which all departed for their
homes.
Those present were the Misses Kate
rfeiifer, Lizzie Scholl, Annie Scholl,
Rose Schaefcr, Name Burschell, Net
tie Reitnauer. Yettie Nauman, Bertha
Mayors, Carrie Rudler. Matte Wag-
staff, Martha Kaiser. Kate Klein, Min
ME Haas. Mary Knopf, and Lizzie
Scherer, of Moosic and Louis Lewis,
John Schultz William Schubert. Harry
Gleasman, Fred Shellinger, Otto schil-
linger. Otto Schoen, Edward Christ
August Hctzroth and Harry Schaefer.
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GREEN RIDGE.

Itey. W. j. Ford will deliver a lee
ture In the Peckvile Baptist church
this evening. Subject, "Chlist and the
Pharisee a Contrast"
Miss Ethel Young, who has been the
guest of Miss Grace Patrick. of Mon
roe avenue, returned to her home at
Clark's summit yesterday,
Miss Minnie Driesan. teacher OF in
termeliatc \ at No, =, school, is i'll.
M!ss Tropp is teaching in Miss Dries
ems place,
Mrs. G.. T., llaslam has returned TO
her home in Dalton, after a visit at
HOY brothers. j. f. Ilangi, of Dickson
avenue,
Tha funeral of Joseph Moore, who
died sunday, Wili b. held from his late
home, 1916 capouse avenue, this af-
ternoon AT half past two O'Clock. The
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-01-29
OBITUARY..


Mrs. Thomas MurtauSh passed away at the
family residence, 12i West Market street, early
yesterday morning. fhe loss OF Mrs, Murtauah
is deeply felt by the number OF acquaintance 5
and friends which she had gained during her long
residence in North scranton, 4 grown family
which survives her all reside in or near Seran-
ton She had endured a long and severe illness
John 7. Evans died at his late residence on
Wayne avenue Saturday night after a weeks i'll
ness with pneumonia. Mr.. Evans was 5j years
old and well known in Providence, where he
lad resided for over twenty-five years. lie w;
Il faitfu member OF the Welsh Congregational
church Tor twcnty.one years. \ widow and the
following children survive him Thomas Henry,
William, John, David, Paul, Cyrus, Margaret
and Mrs william Tray. Tic funeral services
will he held in the Welsh Congregational church
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, Intelmcnt TO
be made in Forest Hill cemetery.
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Funerals.

The funeral OF Mrs, Martin Ferguson, OF 1910
Penn avenue, will be held Wednesday morning at
0 o'clock. Services al st. Plul's church. Inter.
ment in Cathedral cemetery,
The funeral OF Martin walsh, Of Sport Iill, will
be held Wednesday afternoon al o'clock Scr.
vices at II, Mary's church lDtcymeut in ST.
Mays cemetery, Dunmorc,
The funeral OF Joseph Bcluch, ot lj6 sevcath
street, who was killed Sunday by being srucl;
by a Delaware and Hudson passenger train AZ
the Carbon street crossing, will be held today at
the Greek church, On Broadway. mtorment will
be in Minooka cemetery,
The funeral OF the infant son OF Charles Gibbs
OF Aswel court will be held Tuesday afternoon
at ESQ from the residence, htorment in Wash.
burn street cemetery.
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SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.
Funeral OF the Late Mrs. Hoffner
Held neutrality-suspicious.
at ST. Johns Hall-Notes.

The funeral of the late Mrs. Hoffner
took place yesterday afternoon from
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Mursch on Pittston avenue. Rev. w.
\. Nordt. pastor Of the Hickory Street
German Presbyterian church. conduct
ed the services over the remains. In
terinent was made in the Pittston ave-
nue cemetery.
The bearers were: George Nehr,
George Hartman. William Zang, Will
liam Harmon: flower bearer, Jacob
KaSSlev
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Local Barbers' Union, No. 81.

The local Barbers' union held q
meeting last evening and initiated sew
cral new members, decided 10 prose-
cute shopkeepers who persist in keep
ing open on Sunday, and also agreed
to attend this evenings mass meeting
in body
All the members of the BARRIERS
union. No. 2l OF the West Side, are re-
quested to attend the mass meeting TO
be held in Economy hall, 227 Wyoming
avenue, tonight at $50 sharp. w. Il.
Klapotzky, general secretary-treasurer
Of the Journeymen BARRIERS Interna-
tional Union OF America. of Cleveland,
will address the meeting.
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John Evans.

John lyaus died Saturday evening at his home
on Wayne avenue, after an illness Of ono week;
Tho deceased had resided in this end for the past
twenty wears, during which time by his amable
qualities and disposition he made host Of
friends. Ilhc was an earnest Christian and has
been deacon OF the Welsh Congregational church
Of North ScIautOn Tor number Of ycags. lie IL
survived by wife and nine children, all resi-
dents Of North Scranton.
Tho funeral will be conducted this afternoon.
The remains will he conveyed TO the Welsh Con.
srcgational church, where services will be in
charge OF Rer. DR.. r. 5. Jones, Intcrmcnt will
be made in Forest Hill cemetery.
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WEST SCRANTON

Nellie Kelley. si1o; Miss Sarah Me-
Donald, s3.2O;.. Miss Eliza Price, sao3;
Miss Mary Harris &c. Total. s201S.
40. l9--Miss Lees, $34j: Miss MUIR
ray, s29t Miss Nichols, $3.50: Miss
Boamish. 81; Miss Morgan, $40; Miss
Hutton, slSs; Miss Davis, zoe: Miss
Evans, $o03 Miss Kellow, A.3S; Miss
Flynn, Soc. Miss Wade, 4lc.; Miss
Murphy. s3oi: Mrs. Ferber, Sl.9i: Miss
poCL 6Gr Total, S24. 20
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Charged with Serious Offense

Charles Bellagard, who was arrest
ca at the instance of Frank Magren.
charged with felonious wounding and
making threats to kill the latter, was
arraigned before Alderman John last
evening and entered bail in the sum
of $500.
The men quarreled in Bellevue Sum
Gay night and Magren alleges that
Tellagard tried to kill him and that he
shot him. but Bellagard asserts that
7he wound on Magren's head was
caused by his being struck with beer
LlaSS.
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Republican Club Meeting.

The members Of the West Side Re
publican club held meeting last
evening TO discuss the advisability Of
increasing the dues of the members
a proposition was laid before the club
which will he acted upon at the next
IN eting.
In view of the fact that there is not
enough money received from those who
pay their dues to meet the current eH-
pcus,s Of the club, something definite
must be- done
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Will Join the Marines.

Thomas Dowling. formerly coach
man for the Howells, on Scranton
street; Evan Jones. the Bellevue
barber, and Harry Greenwood, son of
District Chief Engineer Greenwood,
have enlisted in the United States
marine service, and will leave in 4
faw days for naval station in Phil
adelphia.
All three are welI-known young men,
and are ambitious to make their mark
m the service of Uncle Sam. Dowling
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RUNAWAY BOY CAUGHT.
Detective Moir Arrested Frank
GeaIns for Escaping from Glenn
Mills Ref Imat v.

Frank Gearns, an 1S-year-old boy.
waA arrested on Washington avenue
last evening by Detective Moir Gearns
was committed 10 the Glen Mills re-
formatory, fifteen miles from Philadel-
phia, several months ago, but escaped
from there a few days ago.
AS his home was here, IL was sus-
pected that he would return TO Scran-
ton. The police authorities were noti-
fed and as a result Detective Moir
captured him last night. He will be
held here until some one arrives from
the reformatory TO take him back.
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li,rman Schoen. the I6-year-old son
o. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schocn. ot
1797 Luzevne street, while on his way
to church Sunday evening. slipped on
an ice-covered sidewalk on LuSerne
street and fractured his leg.
The sidewalks in that vicinity are
completely inundated by the surface
water. which runs of the street, and
when the city has a suit for damages
on it's hands, in all probability some
move will be made to remedy this
nuisance, which has been a source OF
annoyance for many years.
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Weekly School Deposits,

The following deposits were made at
The Nvesc Side bank yesterday for the
pupils OF public schools Nos. IS and ~:
No. 13-Prof. d. Owens, 81; Miss
Martha Watkins. GOc; Miss Eliza
Lewis. $1.25; Miss Alice Evans. 95c.;
Miss Bertha Kelley. $2.71: Miss Edna
j.. Evans. $40; Niss Nellie Richards,
s2.i5i Miss Clara Phillips, $3.50: Miss
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A SENSIBLE MAN

would g.r k'mp's Dalsam for Tho 1hgog. and
Lungs, Il is curing morc Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Group and all Throat and
Ling Troubles, than any other medicine. The
Wop,icttr has authorized any druggist to give
yoI II San,po Eo,tia Tree 10 convince you OF the
M, n oi ;hi, srcDt lclucdy Price CSC and 30,
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will strive to emulate Tom Sharkey,
the sailor pugilist; Jones desires to
SECURE q berth. where somebody else
wfl be llablo for his misgivings. and
Greenwood expects TO become an adj
miral some day.
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Last Nights Fire.

The alarm from box 35 at AN early
hour this morning was caused by the
discovery Of a fire in the rear of 12S
North Main avenue, in a barn owned
by Mrs. James Cooper
Tho fire companies promptly respond
cd and cXtinguished the flames before
any SCI iious damage was done.
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Steamship Arrivals.

BY Exclusive Wire from The Associated Pre-.
New York, Jan, 2s,'-Aniyed; Graf waldersee,
from Hamburg; Cuio LYorpcol olcared' Lain,
Bremen via Southampton. Liyerpool-Arri'rd;
Inbrla New Work. Naples-Sailed: Furst Bis.
rnarck New York. Gibratar-Arrived; Vera,
New York tor Naples and Genoa (and proceeded.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Mary Lynett has left for her
home In Carbonate, after a weeks
visit with friends on this side.
VI, J, Nealon, OF Orchard street, is
confined to his home with an attack OF
the grin,
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Mrs. Michael FinnertY.

Ms. Michael Finncrty died at her home at $40
Sixteenth street sunday. She is survived by her
husband and five children, Kitty, Mary, John,
James and Michael.
The funeral will he held Wednesday at $50 a.
N. Services at ST, Patricl;'s church. ntcrment
in Cathedral cemetery
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MR.. LITTLE TRANSFERRED.
Postal Company Promotes Him tt
More Important Office.

II. j. Little. who for the past year
has been local manager of the Postal
Telegraph company, received word yes
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These Facts Make This Sale
Of Golf C|oaklngS a Notable Event

And which should be largely taken advantage Of
by ladies who believe in made-to-measure garments.
There forythree pieces in all to be disposed of at
heavy sacrifice in price and every yard of them
made for this seasons trade The coors right up
to date, the shade list being complete in every detail
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John Thomas.

'ohu Thomas, Of Ravire street, aged - year,.
n,-d On sunday at his come. lie is survived by
q wife and two children, Charles and Grace.
The funeral will be held this Afternoon az 1
o'clock from the family hlTu'
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Anna, the l3.month}-od daughter OF Mr. .pl
Mis-, George Herbert, died after FIVE dIya' illr,ss
ot bronchitis at the home Of her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Flood, 3i2 Elm street This
is the second child lost IN eight days OF the same
disease contracted from whoopnc cough Fu.
neral announcement latrr.
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Specialty.-Diseases of Women.
Room /, over Globe store. Hours: ! to
$50 p. m. Consultation fra2. Or,
TreVePtOn