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Verse circumstances. The pastor. Rev.
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AVOCA.

The death of Patrick McI<enn aged
GS years. occurred yesterday morning
at the family reSdenc" on Grove
street after suffering several months
of general debility. Deceased came to
this country from Ireland in 1869 and
was among the few about the town
who couid relate many experiences OF
canal life in HaWlcy. He c:tme to
Avocu more than thirty years ago and
since then has been one of ANOraS
best citizens. He was II member of the
Father Mathew society and the Lang
cliffe association fund. Besides his wife
he is survived by one sister Mrs. John
Curran. and the following sons and
daughters. Mrs. james Maloney. Mrs.
Frank Ashworth. and John of Newport
News, Va. Patrick and James of Mil
ford Utah. and Frank OF Butte, Mon
tana. The funeral arrangements will
not he completed until they hear from
the sons in the West.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brown. .ir., NJ.
and Mrs. William Brown. 81. John
Hattie and daughter Ami" attended
the wooden wedding of Mr.. ana Mrs.
4. Wilson at scranton on Monday eve
ming.
Born--'ro Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Bro
gan, of the West Side. Il daughter.
Neville. the bridge contractor, has
completed his work on the Transit line
ana will leave for New Jersey this
week.
Master Raymond Whalen. formerly
OF this town. was operated upon at
Mercy hospital this week.
Patrick O'Royle and two sisters.
Mary and Kate. of Main street are Sc
riously i'll of quinsy.
After Jan. the rostOftlce will close
at 1.30 o'clock.
One only needs to look at the ears to
insure themselves that this is Il union
town. Only an occasional passenger is
seen and it is needless to say that these
with the exception of Il few are resi-
dents Of the town.
Mrs. c. Stesmaier of Wilkes Barre
was q visitor here on Monday.
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DURYEA.

saturday morning lhls town MAS Wis
!'eo ny u hi;lu dos, owned ny MI
Jones' OF Lawrence Inc dog came run
n'hs down FROM street, turned into
boWens livery ana Dit two OF his most
Vallaplo horses. 1t then darted out
onto Back road ana was overtaken by
Ar. HoWens watchdog. The dogs then
began to llght. the mad dog succeeded
III biting BoW"n's dog and then es-
capped, Vt then crossed Back road. ran
onto Foote street into the chickencoop
OF Benjamin Weaver and killed twenty
OF Ar, Viewers flock, Then 1t ran out
onto Back road, down as far as Nay
lor's meat market, sprans mlo the
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pITTSTON.
scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
pi,tston. Dec. 11.--A highclass
sacred concert is being arranged by
Professor Thomas X. Williams. I" be
given in Music hall. January II. for the
benefit of the Welsh Baptist church.
Leading solOiStS of Scranton. Wilkes
Barre and Pittston will participates.
Willard d. Howe. OF West Pittston,
the impersonator. has been engaged to
take part in the Christmas entertain
ment ut the Green Ridge Presbyterian
church.
The next basket ball game to be
played here will be between the Ninth
Regiment team. of Wilkes Barre. and
the Young Mems Christian Association
team of this place. II will take place
in Arlnory hall Friday evening pecen-
Der 81.
The water in the Susuuehannu here
is receding rapidly, dropping eight feet
since last evening. \ majority or the
collieries resumed work today.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Mary Jane Hartman
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Hartman, OF
West Pittstou. to Rev. Edward Rutter
James The ceremony will take place
New Years eve.
Miss Teresa Feuerstein one of the old
residents OF this city. died this morn
ing at the home OF her niece, Mrs. Jus
tine Lazarus. on North Main street.
She had been i'll for the past six weeks
Miss Feuerstein was g. years of age
and was a native of Germany. The
funeral will take place Friday after
noon at O'clock and interment will
be made ii. ,llenback cemetery, at
Wilkes Barre.
The coroner's jury in the case of
Owen Rady. whose death occurred here
suddenly last week, met yesterday and
rendered 81 verdict generating the at
tending physician of any suspicion OF
malpractice. A verdict laid the death
10 acute alcoholism.
A young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
G.. Mosier. of West Pitttston. died yes
tcrday, after brief illness. The funeral
will take place Thursday afternoon.
The West Pittston Hose company's
engine was brought into service this
morning to pump the water from the
Clear Spring Coal company's pump
iouse, on Susuuehanna avenue.
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STAGE NOTES.

Mildred Holland. N her highly ,urr"S,tu, -.
mantle drama, "Thc Power Bchina ,Ic Thro'',
is underlined for IN rIl! apn".lAucc in thi,
city. Mis- Hollands success last season "I'
phenomenal.
Tho fire nrxr door tu thc Biiou theltcr. N'v
\orl, last Tuesday night. cost May Irwin ,om'-
thing like ?1,j0l in ruined costumes. Thoy
were stored in In" lot Of the thoalr and were
hoolcd with water 10 prevent the spread OF the
flames
Nh. Lnluy j., soon to arpcAr N London, IN
the title role Of 'NaLcnuis llr Mars" h" Pdul
Kcstct, the American playwright. Nh k"Stcr
wrote sweet Sell OF old Drny' which tailed
in thi5 county, Int caught "u successfully IA
London,
"llr Forest l.o,rs." rhoneh originally ADAPT.
ed hy an English wornn, Miss Clio Guycs. has
not Yet been given IN EuglauL. ,yri Miude
Is negotiating N"r the English rights. and ii
successful Winiirnd Emery will play Miss Gal,
lands pat,
No pllv ot The season in New Norh cit, rr.
ccvcd more adverse uiticIsm Than The IuwG-
come Mrs. i!alch' produced by Mrs Fi,ke, ,r..
the entertainment i, said to Dc such a popular
success that cAt,I afternoon performances are
being given.
Mny Mafncrirg wond seem tn have ah.u'
doncd entirely her projected production ot a
play made from Mct'utchconS novel, "Gran-
stark" She nov says size will stick to ''Jan'e
Meredith" until nest season, when she will pro,
ducc the niece Clyde Fitch is writing ior hor
The biblical drama, Judgment story of
King solomon and the tw" mothers, las been
presented lor n copyright performance at Rich
mond, Va, and 4 New York production is
promiscG. The play rests upon the story oi he
wise King in his verdict between two claimants
oi one child.
Charles NyIdnam. The London actor nlanGg n
is out with denial ihpr he contcmplatcs di,u.
ing his time for Tho iutrrc between The Lig
English metropolis and New York city. II /,
understood among managers thai Mr.. Wyndlim
will come TO This country once more, nest sea-
son.. tor briei tour of the principal oiries
oi the east.
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eight Bells"

"lgh Bells viii hc presented at the ~
,.lnn next Saturday afternoon and nigi. Dec.
u. rcl" is no villain in Bvinc Rroth,rS yr-
iuvcnated Eight Bells Mlt thcv. is plenty oi
tun. trick scenery. good music and clever sp".
calics. Tho piece has been seen here phcn
that little need he said in praise OF its many
excellent features. NJ the former successes n
the way OF trici. effects are retained and mlaY
new things added.
II still presents thr great revolving >lip ,rrn",
the lick wagon. the huStinS octopus, thr wcirdl
trunk. doors and "lairS. and numerous nrw
features, Incidentally n number O, pleasing Spc.
,'alrir> are introduced No one can help ruo
adnlivc the fine acroba!ic work oi the J"in
Bylne troupe oi Iciolats. \ special harGlin
day matinee will be given at a,l5. a. prices Of
- and 80 cents; children 10 any n,rt nj 'hc
thcater. Il cents. Bring along tine rhi''ircn.
They will enjoy Eight Belle
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New York Grain and Produce Market

Ncw York, Dec. II, Flour The arkrt WIS
in rnt OF dizziness and had absolutely no i"a.
trirr nnau from tl stcadlncs' ot unlcrtolc.
Winter straigltS, >3,i5a3,cH; Minn. patents.
~ SolilO Wheat Spo, market firm: >o, :"
red, sGl>c, f. b. b., ai.pat and sa'ac elevate;
Options we're generally finn al DAY. Go cl
linn a, 1.aH,c, net advance. March closed
si9sc; Nay, SiT,c, Jnly, sl'4r.; Dec. So;
Cor,.-Spot hnn No, :. 'o'se. elevator, hnd
Tli.r. /. g. Il. N'oA,. Option rnLrkct advanced
fcch: closed '.ai.o net higher and tm, May
closed lie; Doe 'ol4o, oa',- SPOT itrnai
No. >, 5l'.c.; No. D. ale; NJ" white, aiag.;
No. :: white, Hi.c.; track mS2l western, 5ll
5gc: track white, fIai7c OPTIONS Slow, hut
f,nrr on good cash demand and the strength in
other markets. Rnttr-iirm; creamery, 'd1
"ii.,: iartniy, la1liiac.; In'Ic creamery. -
..2il.c.; imitation creamery, lialsl2r,; ~ tie
dairy. ljas.'sr, Cheese Steady; fancy lart@
september l0dl0i4'.; fancy small sept, 1oi
alIC; late made best large, 0l4c, do, do. 40 ,
snail lOaloiic. Egas Finn; statc and r,nm,
2Sa2oc.; western, 22a2s"; southern, 'la.'r,
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PHILADELPHIA Grain and Produce.

Philadelphia. Dec. l1.--Mhrat rirm; ro'rrlrt
grade, Dec. s0a>o'ar. Corn Film, i.". hi-h"t;
No. ; mixed. Dee. G.ab7'ac oats Steady. N",
white clipped. Tee. Wool Unchanged.
rroy,ionS-Fitin. lair demand. ':Itrr--iirn,
fair demand: fancy western creamery, 25c..
do. nearby prints, 2s,. Eggs Firm, lo. heh.
or; fresh nearby. 2s,.: do. western. 2-c,: d..
southwestern. 2er.: ,!u. southern, 2I". ther>"
Firm: New York mil creams fancy Suall.
1lr. Refined sugars Dull and prices reduced
10 points Oh all grades. cNccut the franklin.
which cnr prices 10 points on SoftS only. Crown
\, S5.aha5.55; cubes, S5.o5a5l5; powdered. $3.50
ajn; granuiat"d. -. soat90; crystal N -. 50
ai"; confcctione>>' \, 40; NJ. !. Si.'j;
Nos. . and s. $40: No. t. S+.%j; No. ,. si.@0;
No. 9, Si.'o; w. :. 40; No. (. 81; "" .,
$3.50; No, 10, >S.'" NJ. II, $3.50 N". T.,
S3SI: Nc. l3. ~, Is and H. $50, Cotton -
Unchanged. TIlloW--frm, civ rim" in
tiorccs, Gasr.: country do. barrels, "aLisr :
dark. 5!2aja4r.; cakes, Gi.c. Live poultry
Quiet Lut StcaIy fowls Safe: exceptional
lots. UiaUlOo.. old ronstrrs 6iagI",; chickens.
sam..; ducti, l0ail".: geese, hluc.; turkeys.
"alOc. Dressed poultry Fowl. choice, oall 10:
Ito. fair to good >a".; old roo'ic,'. Gi42.c.;
chickens. nearby, 1lal3": western do. IA 2r.;
turkeys fancy nearby, i2al3c: western choice
do. llI.al!c.; good /" prime, loallr. orin.
AIRY do, safe. ducks nearby. l2al3c.: western
do, lUal,c.
Roccpt,-- Fl",w, 1000 barrels, and %9,-do lbs.
in sacks: wheat, $1,000 bushels: corn 2l,UN:
oats $500. Shipments Wheat, ".ii-' bushels:
corn, 2S.0G0: Oat,, ".0H
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Situations Wanted.

\ MAN. ~ years old mol living in this city.
would like n position Is salesman in fmni.
tulc store; has ten yeas experience in 'irSl
class cash furniture store. Address Furniture,
scranton Tribune.
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Cllauncey Olcott.

Whcu h:umrrv DlCott comes II. the ll,r'un
Wednesday and THURSDAY nights, the people "t
this ,ity viii hty" an opportunity II ArLi!.s
ON" ut the sweetest singers ih" Nr,ii,a!
>tn,cc. Il" i . thnou.hIv trained rucra arJ
ballad singer, aud his rendition "t his own r,ln.
post ions IS :. positive treat His " PLAY .,
by Augustus pitou. h- manager, and i, called
"Ga,rrtt O'MAgh. Il is oi tho refined type 'i
Irish drama and will be gwen hri with ;hc
same r1si and scenery Wlii"h marked Hr. n!'pt't
successful Iun al tiv" month. III New \Wk. VIZ.
ucu,, has written and composed n.y. urW ,on.,S
Tor the nllN. seats ave n1N -Jir.
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THE MARKETS..


New York, Dec. 1.-THE undc,tone of the
stock market was decidedly itmrr today. grow.
ing into strength as the day progressed. and
the closing was fairly strong with notable net
gains in number ot prominent stocks. The
speculation was almost entirely professional and
was rcprcs'ed in its nature with \ disposition to
caution about oncroaching OF the limited money
supplies. Amalgnmi,cd Copper maintained its
dominant influence On the market and lis 'nccS
SAINT fluctuations had some sympithotu cit'ci
always. but the effect was more marked IN the
upward range of prices and tic ginl cstab.
lishc1l in the gcnrtAl market wore fought stub
horhlv when ANAL lSanatgI copper rcR,ird. That
stock touched Goie soon after the opening, a de.
cline from Yesterdays closing and record low
level of las. Amagammtcl touched uihs. and
alter iuinctous fluctuations below that point
closed At B3is. n net glin % ~. The traNs'
and apparently tliivcd on the passage of the
lstnnian canal treaty. Cuts in the price ot
petroleum, sugir. lead and linsccd ell lnd de-.
pressing effect nn securities OF companies in tl.',Sr
trades. Tho pressed steel car stocks were he IVY
on reports Of an opposition company TO he or
ganizcd very aoti,c dcnand for the southern
Railway stocks developed lat" in tic day and
helped to make tie closing strong. \ recovery
Of points in Rubber Goods preferred and a
further rise Of 3 IN Long island were features.
Total sales today. j3I ,aU shares.
The bond marl;c' was moderately active and
irregular. Total GALES pat value. S2.%o.No. l.
:. coupon threes advanced "a and the refund.
ing twos Il per cent. The nvcs counon declined
Il lcr cent. on the last call.
Tie following quotations are furnished The 'rrh.
unc by w. = Jordan & Company. ruoms 1Oj '08
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Chicago Grain and Produce Market.

Chicago. Dee, -, Late hulliSh condi' ions snp'
pcmrntcd by a renewal oi fears lot crops because
o, The cold weather, brought some small activity
Ia otherwise duh grain markets today and May
wheat closed a.. dp. May corn, 1Sr. higher
and MAY oats, hc. advanced, Provisions closed
unchanged to ai2r. np Cash quotations were
Flom--Easy: No. s.nlng wheat, 721sa'fc,
No. 2 red, >olaa,2c,: No, yellow. ""atH.;
No. . oats idl4c.; No. ? white, lsaislic.; No.
= white. i7aiS12c: No. rye, 6i4,c; hir To
choice mailing barley. 5sl'ilr, No. haAseed
81 5Oal.5l: No, ! northwestern, ,l.52l.i prime
timothy seed si i0a65o; mess pork sllAMi5.iN;
lard, s0s7isl001; short ribs, ss,loas 30; dry
sated shoulders, 12sa7isc; shore clear sidcs
ss snaS.G0; whishcy, Sl.3a.
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

visit with relatives III Jackson. re-
turned to his home this afternoon.
Rufus Potter. of the township, has
entered the Ready Pay store as clerk
and Is ready to smile benignly on
all customers.
George listentine, of Syracuse, Is in
town today.
Rev. Mr.. Shclhurn. who has been
holding evangflistic services in the
Methodist Episcopal church here for
tho past two weeks. left this morning
for Honlock, where he begins work
this evening. He has way and
methods peculiar to himself ana
awakened quite an interest under adj
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Financial.
New York and Ontario Land Co

NOTICE Is l'ERFBN GIVEN that the Wv la"k
and Ontario Land company will on the l.r,t
day oi February. loc', take un and 'dcrm N
oi The bond, M" outstanding issued under the
mortgage on dead ot trust, dated Jan. +th lst0
executed by the said company 10 the Central
Trust company, Of New Nnrh, a. trustee, hy
paying log each snh bond thr SIM of iye hun.
drcd aud iily $500 do.lMs and all interest uc
crucd to the said date. Payment will hc made
on presentation OF said bonds and all unpaid
coupons at the office ol the Central Trust com
pany, ol Nrw YORK, No. 81 Wall street. in the
city of New York,
NEW YORK X ONTARIO IAND COMPANY,
4. l., fAkMELEf Treasurer.
New York, July 81 1901,
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Benjamin Biesecker, Joseph McCamp-
bell, Oscar McCampbell and Roma
Bellas.
John Campbell is i'll at the home OF
his daughter. Mrs. John Whytc.
Mrs. william zimmerman visited
friends in Pittston. Saturday.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago Dec. 17.--taltlc- Receipts. G,Wn;
steady at jd>ancc OF Monday: good 10 prime.
So 2iuI.5o pool Ia medium ShSOaG; ~tnuhals
and feeders, s2at,aji COWS, Slai,2j; hcilerS,
Si50I5, -; cIuncGS, ela2; bulls. Sl,55lit 30;
calves s2.55a575; Texas led steers, sl2Oij a.
lIogS-Reoeipts today ao0o0; tomorrow. 3,-
600: leit over, p.'D0: strong 10 shade highe';
mixed and butch,rs, s5.s5aG,55; good To choice
heavy, Sd3oaG.oH.; rough heavy, sl00l5lI,
light. sj,25l5DD; bulk OF sales, S5.Gu4G.50.
Sheep Rec eiptS. 1000; sheep. steady 90 l0r.
lower; lambs, same; good To choice wethcrs.
~. 75ai 30: western sheep, sali: native hItGbS,
81. 5Oa5Tj; western Limbs. s2li2j
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Scranton Wholesale Market.
SJt)( Ks.

Corrected hy H. G. Dalc. ~ I.ackawannI Ave
Flrur-Brsi patrnts. per barrel, $3.50
Heaus--Pe, b,lShcl. .l!oicc MARION, $500.
Butter Fresh Creamery. .tr: .irrr cr-.nn",
he. G#iry, 2S'.c.
Cheese Full cream, .al4r.
Eggs Nearby. :2r. storage. fancy. l''ac.
Green Peas Per h,sl,e. &l.5o
potatuc,-Per huSn"l. 81.
Onions Per huShrl. - 80.
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COACUMAN WOULD LIKE situation in pr.
vatc family; competent and reliable aud
Strictly temperate; careful driver, understanding :
The business thoroughly; city references ti.
dress CoaC huian, scranton Tribune.
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Money to Loan.


S.luO,lO1 TO I.DAN-Lnwest rates; straight or
monthly payments, Stark " Co., Traders bldg.
ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN-Quiok.
straight loalIs or Building and Loan, At
from TO per cent, Call on y. V. Walker,
3li3li Iounell building.
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Theatrical.
ToDAY's ATTRACTIONS.

IfCEl Mt haunrry Olcott In Garrett
OMagh" Night.
ACADEMY az Ragged Hero" Afternoon md
night.
STAR 81. R,c,c,' Btnlcsducrs. Afternoon aai
night.
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Help Wanted-Male and Female.

tANNAS>ERS WANTED Good proposition: sal
arv or cunlmisSiuu: to work in city. \d,rrS'
Box l. Tribune. Scranton.
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At the Academy.

The \cld.my %, Music played tn crowded!
house. yesterday afternoon and evening" the at
traction being the new mcoiramltic Success,
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head steady at Monday, price, !or good TO
choice grades; slow and weaker for common
II fair butchers lots; sockel- and feeders,
steady at the declin"
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Real Estate.
Boarders Wanted.


PRIVATE FAMILY wishes TO have two nice men
to board, German OF English, Call any t.m'
after Thursday. All conYcnenccs. So7 Harrison
avenue.
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IN RE: incorporation OF til" Dzir l.ithuiniap
King NitIuto i!cneitcial Associate ion undc'
the auspices OF :. kaZmielo, o Prirchrg, Penn
Svlyania. In the Court ul Common Pleas 81
iurhawanna coun.y. No. @3i, January rclm lTl!.
Notice is hereby given that an application WI
he made 10 said Court, ON the seventh dy Of Jan
uilN, 1907 At o'clock 4. NJ, udrf The net oi
assembly al the commonwealth ri Pennsylvania,
rLtitlct An act tn provide iur the incorporation
and regulation OF c0tain vornorat jonr,' gll
proved April %, ISL and it, Supl rmemt-, tl
lincaS nrlz"Niuu,, 'u,U> 'hlhtNscH,, M@i1,
Gicdraris, rctrs iaalc' iril,, Mrn- nt"ut
Alcl,gndra MMcnkeyGius and Jonas Kupstls, 4
rhc charter ol intended corporation to b'
called the Dd1io Lithuanian King \.tmlo E,a"-
irial association, under thn auspices ot :. KAHN
Zero, uf Pricnbug, renl~yh mia, the character
and object whereof i, tor beneficial "ui prb"o
tive purposes to its urmhcrS in tl.a or sirl.
ness, accident and dr,tl nom funds coliu,t"'
therein, and tor these plruu>t, l." haze, ro,-c's
and enjoy all thc igt, benefits and privileges
the said act of assembly and 1t, supplements,
TAYLOR \ LEWIS,
Attorneys Tor App.iOIn 3,
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Buffalo Live Stock Market.

East Buffalo, Dec, Receipts, 100
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Lost.


LOSr--On saturday orning, between hiyu school
and Mulberry street. purse, Rcward tul lis
return to Miss lilldcnbcrgh, School oi Music Ir |
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Board Wanted.

WANTED Room and board in refined private
family iui three Ladies: not to exceed Si2 per
week. one located within five minutes walk rom
city hall preferred. Address, Il. II, Tribune OF
flee,
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STU ArION WANTEn-By youn': lady 10 10
general ho,l,cworE IN Il family ut two; cllcl-
is people preferred; with privilege OF attending
school Two afternoons or evenings each week |;
wages moderate Address ''N," care OF Tribune,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-17
Obce JOt,inGs,

A little more like winter these days
and every body still has bad cold
The Obee school started last Monday
after two weeks vacation,
Most OF the people have nothing to do
but sit by the fire and read the news,
Oscar Hurty started out to kill rab.
bits Friday. He reached the school
house about 2;3o and as he had taken
nothing in the way Of game decided to
be taken, A photographer happened a
long at this time and took him with a
snap shot, The photographer intended
to take the school and building, but af-
ter adjusting his machine to the child
rem and surroundings, he spied Oscar in
the back ground and determined to get
his smiling visage, he adjusted his ma
chine to catch his eye, He caught moth
ing else but blank blue sky. For the
rest were not in it. not being tall enough.
There was an an exhibition at Kent
school house last Tuesday evening.
Some OF the people from Obec went
over to admire the performances. They
report a fine time, They claim it was
nearly as good as the one given by the
obee school few weeks ago,
Miss Maud Woodward entertained
party of friends at her home Tuesday
evening,
Mary Huria and Serc Nelson say that
they know who who writes the 0beo
news. ] don't bdIiGye they do, GUESS.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-17
Teachers Meeting.

There will be an educational meeting
held at the NJ, w. A. hall, Casteton, on
the evening of February l, 1901, con-.
mencing at $500 p, m, The program is
as follows;
instrumental Music-Mrs Geo, Ted.
rick.
Roll Call--Response. Helpful Quo.
tation,
Recitation-Thos. Halloran,
Paper, "rhe Congo State and its Flu.
ture Status"-Grace Sibbett; discussion,
by Bruce Miller and Martha L, Williams
Song-Lincon Quartette,
Paper, "To What Extent Should the
Reading Of Fiction be pemittedl"-
Carrie Boody; discussion, Lena Kccdy
and Maude McDonough
Music--Miss Fairie Getter.
Paper, "EIow Secure and Maintain
Attention in a Observation-Disclosures
Halloran, followed by general discus
sion.
Recitation-To be supplied
Discussion, "How much authority
should the school board exercise in
school governmental. c, Holloway
Sam Forsha and Butler Shore
Music To be supplied,
Discussion; Relation of the Public
School to Purity in Governments"-G.
I, Fall, II. Dull and II. N. Holcomb.
All are cordially invited to be pres
cnt at this meeting. This is not for
teachers alone but for all interested in
educational work, Take notice of the
date of this meeting. 1t was first set
lor Jan 18Th, but as it now stands it
will be held Feb, Ist, Friday evening,
Let us strive to make this meeting
success, CHAs, HoRNDAKER, Pres,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-17

rary Of two thousand volumes. This
was in accordance with their agree
ment when the city voted tax Of one
half mill TO sustain a free library last
spring. For the present the library
will remain where 1t has been in the city
building, but as soon as more central
location can be secured 1t will be moved
Miss Ethel Colville was selected as lib
rarian by the directors chosen by the
mayor
This library will be absolutely free to
any citizen of Hutchinson who will abide
by the rules and furnish the proper as
surance against loss to the library. A
free reading room will be in open after
moons and evening