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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-17
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Scranton Railway company has
distributed ties along the line from
Peckville to Forest City, which are
designed to take the place of those
which have long since passed being OF
service. The company expects to be
in shape to acceptably handle the big
crowds during semi-centennial week,
Great interest is being manifested in
the ceremonies that will take place at
Lake Lodore on Friday next, "Odd Fell
lows Day" when the Degree of Chiv-
airy will be conferred on half hun
dred candidates. Olive Leaf lodge of
this city will run the excursion on
that day.
city Engineer Kupp is doing COM
mendable work in stirring up property
owners to conform TO the ordinances
covering the laying and maintenance
of sidewalks. over half hundred
notices have been served the past few
weeks and there will be decided i'm
provcment in the appearance of walks
by the time the visitors for the semi
centennial come To town.
Thomas Eaton, track foreman on the
Honesdale branch of the Delaware
and Hudson railroad, one of the oldest
and most faithful of the company's
employees, has resigned his position to
accept more favora BILE one from the
Pennsylvania railroad The news of
Mr.. EatOn's good fortune will be a
source of pleasure to his friends, who
are legion,
There will be some interesting events
at Lees park on Tuesday,when a num-
ber of local horsemen will enter their
flyers. Among the entries are: Levi
Pattcrson's Prince N; H. c. Bells
Mildred N; Sam CoX's Nellie Golden.
y. j. Bells Giftmont, and Garfield Will
| liams' Red Wilkes.
one of the best events promises to be
the $50 class in which five entries have
| also been received. They are: G. r.
| Creveling's Violet II. :. Perces Mary
| Lot; Henry Pierce's Rlackmont: La
| fayette Lees Little Racket and Walter
| Scurry's Joe b. There will also be a
| running race. Three Greenfield men
| have entered horses in the event. 4
| bicycle race also promises to furnish
| no little excitement.
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A SPLENDID REMEMBRANCE.
Prof. H. j. Hockenberry Presented
With Gold Watch by Friends.

Prof, H. j. Hockenberry, who has
been one of the towns foremost and
most esteemed citizens is about to To-
cate in the state of Washington, or,
rather, has accepted a flattering bust
ness offer from the far-of western
state. was made the recipient last
night of splendid remembrance by
number of friends from among the
congregation of the Methodist church.
Mr.. Hockenberry has had charge for
long time of class of young peo-
pie of the church. and 1t was during
the meeting Of last night that the de-
lightful incident took place. In the
midst of the session, Miss Hattie Pas
coc Interrupted the class to inform Mr..
HoCkenbCrry that the members, to
whom he had endeared himself and
who were bound to him by ties of
warm friendship. we're desirous of Civ
ing him a remembrance which would
be a token of their regard for him,
and would remind him of the friends
he left behind him in Carbondale. She
them presented him with a handsome
opcn-faCe Waltham gold watch. ON
the inside case was engraved: "To II.
J. Hockenberry, August Is, 1901, by his
friends"
Mr.. Hockenborry responded as we'll
as he could, but he was at a loss to
speak at length, SO suddenly was he
taken by the sincere and substantial
expression Of the regard of the friends
to whom he is strongly united. There
is no mistaking, however, how dearly
the remembrance will be cherished 10y
Mr.. HockCnberry.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-17
BROKE THROUGH QUARANTINE
Michael Fogat Paid a Visit to This
CITY.

Michael Forat, of simpson. caused
a sensation here yesterday. He is the
father of the three children who died
recently of black diphtheria and his
house has since been quarantined. one
of his children being still i'll with dip
iberia.
Yesterday FOgat escaped from the
quarantine and came here lie was
seen and recognized and Sanitary Off
Ger Monatt was notified. Fogat said
he was going To Mayfcld, but Moffatt
would not have it so. He said Gogat
should go home and GoGat went.
Moffatt put Gogat in the middle of
the road and Moffatt walked in front
of him telling people To keep away. 4
citizen who VOLUNTEERED his scrv, ices
walked behind GCgat and prevented
his escape. GOCat was compelled to
walk from carbondale to his home.
He came to town on a trolley car. At
simpson Officer Moffatt saw a baker
delivering goods at a house which is
quarantined,
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Tomorrow's Ball Game.

Never before in the history of base
ball in this city has so much interest
been aroused by any game as that be-
tween Carbondale and Honesdale
v hlch takes place tomorrow at Lake
Lodore, 1t is nOt alone the base ball
crank that is filled up with the sub
ject, hut every man, woman and child
in the town is constantly discussing
the coming contest. Manager Fox is
certainly doing everything in his power
to bring about a decisive victory for
the CresCents, and the club is scarcely
doing anything else the past few days
but practice, On the other hand, our
neiehbor is perpetually drilling her
nine, and by all accounts it will be
great disappointment to the Maple city
people If the Tigers We're beaten in
this game. There will be plenty of
rooters on hand to encourage their re-
| spective teams, but they will have To
keep back and not crowd the diamond
as they did in the last game. If the
day is pleasant there will be a great
| crowd a the beautiful lakeside to
participate in its manifold pleasures
and listen to Bauer's celebrated band
| discourse sweet music on the water.
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OLYpHANT.

A stag party was held in Sweeney's
hall last evening, in honor Of Messrs.
c. r. Tinker. William Coughlin. esq,
Allan Scott and Charles Cunningham.
the guests of G. NJ. Hathaway, jr., and
T. II. Evans.
Mrs. d. l.. Berry and children have
returned home from UnionGale.
The gold watch which was CHANGED
off at st. Patrick's church festival. on
Thursday, was won by Mrs. James Nc
Hale, of Susnuehanna street, and her
daughter, Miss Nellie McHale, received
the gold watch for selling the largest
number of tickets for the excursion to
Mountain Park, three weeks ago.
The funeral of the late Andrew Ma
honey, who died at his home in Waver-
ly on Wednesday. was held yesterday
morning. A requiem high mass was
celebrated in 81. Patrick's church at
10 o'clock by Rev. j. ]. r. Feeley. In
terment was made in the West Side
cemetery.
After a lapse of several weeks, the
street department yesterday resumed
the cleaning Of Lackawanna street.
Miss Margaret Conway, of Pittston,
is visiting friends in town.
Honesdale club to appear, there was
no game at the park yesterday.
Rev. ID. NJ. George, of Pittston, will
conduct services in the Congre gational
church tomorrow morning and even
ing.
Services will he held at the usual
hours in the Presbyterian church to-
morrow morning and evening. Rev. b,
+. Hammond, pastor.
Mrs. j. w. Kennedy and daughter,
Miss Jennie Kennedy, of Blakely, spent
yesterday at Harvey's lake
Mrs. j. A. Hull of Blakely. is enter
tanning Miss May Abel, of Easton.
G. w Ostrander is spending his va
cation at Cornwa II -on- the Hudson.
Street Commissioner ]. G, McAndrew
won the five-dollar gold piece chanced
off at the Grassy Island Hose COM
pany's picnic.
Miss Charlotte Kennedy, of Green
Ridge, was visitor in town yesterday
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terday from visit at Scranton and
Pittston.
Mrs. p. NJ. Tallman is i'll at her home
on Seventh avenue.
Miss Ida Sayers. OF wilkcs-Barre, Is
visiting Miss Cecil Tallman.
Miss Tillie Nealon Is spending a few
days with friends in Pittston.
Homer Van Gorder and Fred Berry
are visiting friends In Duryea.
Name Duffy is visiting in Homes
dale. at the home of Michael Ennis.
Melvin II. Tappan is home from Buff
falo and the Pan American exposition.
Mr. and Mrs. Delahoy and daughter.
Beatrice, are camping at Vine cottage.
Miss Anna Kapfer has gone to New
York city for several weeks stay with
friends.
c. S. Seamans and f. 2. Price were
among the Scrantonians in Carbondale
yesterday.
Miss Edith Courtrlght is being enter
tained by Miss Blanche l.. Whitney,
of Honesdale.
Frank Fitzpatrick, of Rochester, y.
Darte avenue.
Chief of Police Lotus and Thomas
Grace, of Pittston, were visitors in
town yesterday.
Miss Bessie Cavanaugh, of Dundaf
street, has returned from two weeks
visit with Electric city friends.
The infant son of MIR. and Mrs. Mich
acl Jordan, of Fallbrook street. died
yesterday of cholera infantum.
Josiah Brown and wife. of South ABB
ington, spent yesterday with their
| daughter, Mrs. stephen j. Holgate, on
John street.
Miss Grace Whitney. who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Shep-
herd, returned to her home in Homes
dale yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. IT. Rettow left on
| Thursday for their home i'm Brooklyn
n. Y, after a visit with the formers
mother, Mrs c. r. Rettcw, on John
street.
Misses Dorothy Bell and Bretta Ma
gee are visiting friends in New York
city. They will leave there on the 26t
for Buffalo to attend the Pan-Ameri-
can exposition.
Mrs. Michael Foster and daughter,
Margaret, of Greeley Center, Nebras-
ka, arrived here Wednesday, to make
protracted visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
| Thomas Coleman, on upper Dundaff
| street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. r. Brooks, Mrs. F.
A. Snyder Mrs. NJ. w. Guernsey, Mrs.
Louis Wint and Mrs D. s. Rolls, Of
| Scranton, and Mrs. d. +. Skelly. Of
| Rcrkley Springs. w. Va. took dinner
at the American house. yesterday. They
were returning from Crystal lake.
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pRICEBURG.

Preaching in the PriCeburg Primitive
Methodist church on the Sabbath, both
morning and evening, by the pastor,
Rev. Wilson Bentley. Morning service
AT 1890; subject, Hold That Fast
Which Thou Hast, That No Man Take
Thy Crown" Evening service at :
O'Clock; subject, can There BE Any
Good Thing" John, Lao. Come and
see
There will he a lawn social and clam
bake, under the auspices Of the Flor
ence nightingale temple, No 81, of
Pricebure, Saturday, August "a, at the
Haflstead avenue grove Everybody
cordially invited
Mrs. O'Malley, Of PeCkvlle, and Mrs,
J, u. Williams, of Plymouth We're the
guests Of Mrs. benjamin Williams, OF
Carmalt street, on Friday.
Mrs. Reedelry and Miss Applegate,
of Green Ridge, We're the guests Of
Mrs. William Wier, on Wednesday
last.
Mrs. Breil Mrs. SHARP and Mrs.
Kraft, of Green Ridge and Mrs. Engle.
of Dunmore, were the guests Of Mrs.
George Schmidt on Thursday. .
Miss Ethel Usnor, of Albert street,
visited friends in Mayheld Yesterday
Joseph Gutknecht, the 9-yoar-old son
Of Charles Gutknecht while playing
with a companion on Thursday, fen
from a tree and received injuries from
which he died The funeral services
will be held tomorrow at go o'clock,
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pECKVILLE.

Stanley Nyhart is spending week
at Herrickville Bradford county.
Street Commissioner Lewis has a
force of men at work breaking stone
and filling in the roadway a the North
Main street Culvert.
William Nandervort is spending a
few days with relatives at Tunkhan-
mock.
Mr., and Ms, Irwin Felter, Of Auburn,
Conn, are visiting the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs George Moore. q,
w. II. Storrs, of Scranton, was a
caller in town yesterday.
Mrs. r. T. Harding is spending a few
days with South Gibson friends.
Miss Nellie Glanville is visiting at
PassaiC. y. J.
Mr.. Blackwell has moved from Main
street To Whites addition.
Mrs. r. :. Reed of Glenburn, is the
guest of her son, George g. Reed
Michael Burke, of Archibald, had no
money to pay street car fare and, he
ing under the influence of LIQUOR, at
tempted to create a disturbance on a
street car on Thursday afternoon.
When the car reached a point oppo-
| site Hotel Wilson. Conductor f.. NJ.
Dobson stopped the car and elected
Burke. As the car was about to start,
Burke threw his dinner pail Mt Dob
son. The pail missed Dobson and
struck a lady passenger in the face,
Burke then went up Prospect street,
| followed by Officers Snyder and
Thompson. After fierce struggle.
Burke decided to accompany the Off
GERS to the office Of Justice of the
| Peace s. w. Arnold. Motorman Charles
Keller and Conductor f.. NJ. DOhson
! appeared against Burke. He was held
! TO appear at court, Burke was placed
In the borough lookup, and later re-
| leased on bail
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JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.

The semiannual convention of the
Wesley league of tho Wyoming district
of the Primitive Methodist church will
be held in the Primitive Methodist
church of this place on Tuesday, Sep
tember 10. Delegates from the sur
rounding towns. and some of the most
able ministers of the district, will be
present.
Rev. j. Taskar of Duryea. will ofici-
ate in the Primitive Methodist church
tomorrow in the absence Of the pastor,
Rev. :. r. Molter, who will preach at
the Second Primitive Methodist church
at Wilkes Barre.
Miss Jennie Morcom, of Third street,
entertained a number of friends at her
home on Wednesday evening. The Wis
itors were very enjOyably entertained,
and refreshments were served. Those
present were: Misses Carrie and Ida
Sherwood Bessie snyder clio Carter,
Edith Simmons, Emma Pedrick, and
Harry Laymon, Archie Dtmore, Ray
HollonhaCk, Daniel Griffiths, of Car
bondale; Harry Miller, Herman Lin
derman and Alexander Kapher, of
Archibald.
Miss Emma Pedrick is filling the
exchange in the absence of Miss Kate
Grifliths, who is enjoying a vacation
Liberty lodge, No. 1SS, knights OF
Pythias, conferred the rank of knight
upon three osquires last evening.
4-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Rushmre, of Scott fell off the
sioop yesterday and fractured his
thigh
Mrs. Merritt, of Rendham, called on
Jermyn friends, Thursday.
There will he a special meeting of
the Mayficld school board this evening.
We are informed that the item in
yesterdays Tribune, announcing the
marriage of Mr. Fred Dave, was in
correct, the marriage not yet having
taken place. The news came to us
through a relative Of one Of the family
| and II was upon this authority the item
was published
John Osborne, who has been working
at Garwood, y. j., for several months
returned home yesterday
The concert given by Hogarth's band
last evening, on Thomas Scutt's lawn
was very enjoyable affair and was
listened TO by large concourse of peo-
pie.
The Sunday school of the Methodist
! Episcopal church will run their eXcur-
sion to Lake Lodore on August 30, in.
stead OF Nay Aug park, as was in.
| tended
Thomas Hart, of Second street has
| been Ill for the past few days.
\ party of ladies, numbering sixty.
| nine, spent yesterday at Crystal lake
| Tie journey to and from the lake wac
| delightful, and the weather at the ia.
vorite resort was ideal.
Mr.. andMrs Herman Keifer and two
children, Misses Kate, Annie and Vera
| Carey and Erne Finch, of Scranton
! are camping at Crystal lake.
Mrs. Caroline Engle is visiting friend.
near Harfold, Susquehanna county.
Mrs. Theodore Spettigue and daugh
ter Mary, of Cemetery street spen
yesterday with Carbondale friends.
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OLD FORGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Tinklepaugh
left on Monday for Bridgeton, \. j.,
where they will spend a few weeks.
Quarterly meeting services will he
held in the Brick NJ. f. church next
Sunday morning
The Old Forge school hoard met last
Monday night and appointed teachers
as follows: No. /, Wealthy Brodhead,
principal, and Lizzie Dawson, assist
ant; No. ,, Ella Drake principal. and
May Brodhead, assistant: No. g. Kate
Clunan, principal and Ella Heuser as
sistant; No. 4, Bertha Rees, principal,
and Agnes Glynn. assistant The
teachers in the High school building
are; Principal +. r, coyne; assistant
principal G, Weber; Misses Gertrude
Simmons, Mary A. Quinn. Margaret
COsgrove, Gertrude Rees, Barbara Nea-
lis, Kate Clarke, Teresa Fallon, and
Mary Lally.
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THE GREATEST OF
AME RlCA'S
SANiTARIUMS


remedy he relies upon in such cases
is Peruna. which every woman should
have, who has any affection of this
kind.
In view of the great multitude of
women suffering from some kind of
female disease. and yet unable to find
any cure, DR.. Hartman, the renowned
Gynaecologist, has announced his will
ingness to direct the treatment of as
many cases as may make applica ton
to him during the summer months
without charge.
The treatment will be conducted by
correspondence. The doctor will pre-
scribe all medicines, applications, hy-
gienic and dietary regula tions neces-
sary to complete a cure. The med-
Cines prescribed can he obtained at all
drug stores. This offer will prevail
during the summer months. Any wo-
man can become "A regular patient by
sending a written statement of her
age, condition of life, history and
symptoms of her arrangements.
All cases Of female disease, inClud-
ing menstrual rregularities. displace-
ments, ulcerations, inhamations, dis
charges, irritation of the ovares,
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CLARk'S SUMMIT.

Daley Bros. are erecting the fine new
addition to the High school building at
Dalton.
Mrs. James Oakford was a visitor in
Scranton on Wednesday.
Potatoes here--a light crop-are i'm
proving in quality and decreasing in
price.
Mrs. DR.. Clarence Merrill and son.
Orlo. are visiting relatives at Sayre,
Pa, and adjacent villages.
Mr.. II. Peters and family are occupy
ing part Of the Peace house, on Main
avenue.
Messrs Willard Vosburg and Clair
Young have returned from a trip to
the Pan-American.
Misses Maude and Vida Bostedo are
visiting relatives in Buffalo and viCin-
!, ity
Mrs. Simon Carmody was in Scran-
ton on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hufford drove to
the river last Sunday, where their son.
Charles Hufford, is camping with a
party Of young people.
Miss Grace Myers is visiting relatives
at Glendale this week.
Messrs. Vernon Ludlow. William
Lynch, ]. u. Bunnell and son, Henry.
took a trip TO Lake Winola on sunday.
Mrs. Walter Leonard and two Chl-
dren of Scranton, visited Mrs John
Twining and other friends here during
the week.
Miss Dorothy Swartz, of Mill City,
spent several days with her friend,
Miss Lbbe Rymer, this month.
The pie social Al f. NJ. Young's, on
Thursday, was rather lightly attended,
on account of the rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Potter. of Scott, vis-
tied at the home of c. w. Moredock on
Wednesday.
AL. Dymond is suffering with a felon
on his left hand.
Ray Smythe is camping on the banks
of the Susquehanna river.
The young child of Mr.. and Mrs,
Henry Hance, who has been very Ill,
is much improved
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HONESDALE.


SIt'ldl 10 the scranton lrlhune
Honesdale, Aug, l6.-The woodwork
Of the locks along the Delaware and
Hudson canal is being burned, in order
To Get the old iron, which has been
purchased by junk dealer.
Mrs. william Wood and two daugh-
ters, of St. Louis, Mo, arrived today
for visit with HOnesdale relatives,
There are no new developments in
the Winans Hun case. The prisoner
spends the greater portion of the time
writing letters, The grand jury meets
the last week in September, If a true
bill is found against Hun for the MUIR
der Of SChoonover, his trial will take
place at the October term of court,
The Wayne county fair will be held
on September "a 2i and 26
An epidemic is prevalent among
horses in this vicinity similar to the
horse distemper,
on Thursday evening, August %, a
benefit concert by local talent is TO he
given in the Honesdale opera house for
the benefit Of George Wolfrom, whose
home was destroyed by fre.
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MOOSIC.

Miss Nerna schoonover is visiting
relatives in Scranton.
Harry Snyder of Pittsburg, is the
guest of his brother, c. S. Snyder.
Messrs. ID. J. Lowering and II. c.
Doud leave today for Buffalo and Nj
agra Falls. They will spend a week at
III" Pan-American exposition,
Miss Carrie Seberline is visiting Rev
AMI Mrs Humphreys, former pastor OF
the NJ. f.. church, at their present
charge AT Mcclure, n. Y.
Mrs. Fred Carpenter, of West Pitts
ton, spent yesterday with Mrs. /. f.
Price, of North Main street.
Mrs. John Deans and son have re-
turned from Atlantic city.
Mrs, Jennie Grover and Miss Lila
CS,raEder are spending their summer
'acation at Ocean Grove.
William Jennings is circulating
among his many friends about town.
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TAYLOR.

The Young Mems Christian associa-
tion are making elaborate arrange
ments for their banquet to be held in
Atherton's hall on Thursday evening,
Aug. %. An excellent musical and lit
erary programme Is being prepared for
the event. The following is the COM
mttee in charge: Lloyd Daley, John
A. Boyd, Luther Harris, f. A. Powell
and Nicholas Nicholas.
The Taylor silver Cornet band will
give an open air concert in Minooka
this evening.
The Primitive Methodists of Arch
bald, Pyne and Sbley will hold their
annual camp meeting commencing to-
morrow, Aug, IS, to continue until Aug.
25, a the Pyne. The services tomor-
row are as follows; 1880 a. m, p.
m. and p. m. Miss Sarah Lanyon,
the conference evangelist, and other
we'll known ministers will be present
to assist Rev. Walker in the services.
All are cordially welcome to attend.
The Watkins orchestra and United
Mine Workers Drum corps have been
engaged to furnish music at the Patri-
otic order Sons of America excursion
10 Harvey S lake on MONDAY next,
Quarterly meeting services will he
held at the Methodist Episcopal church
tomorrow. Rev, \, B, COnger will
preach at 1890 a. m; Sabbath school
at 215 p. M; communion service at
30 p. m, conducted by the pastor,
Rev. g, Is, Henry .Epworth League at
$40 p. m, Miss Ida Sperber, leader.
Services at the Calvary Baptist
church tomorrow at 1890 a, m. and {
p. M; sunday school at p, m. Rev
II. II. Harris, Pm. D., pastor All are
welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Grifhths and
daughter, Nuriel, of his place, have
been the guests of relatives in Jermyn
for the past few days.
Mrs Thomas Jenkins, of Main street
has returned home from a two weeks
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| Office
t BURKE
| BUILDING
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
delaware and Hudson Railroad

= June 8, 1901.
Trains will leave Carbondsle at city station s
follows: -oe m
- For scranton and wilkes.Barrei COS, ~ 80" V0
Dol. 1901, II u a. m; l2.i6, l'i"' E'i' '''.'
.Bof, 7Oe, 1901. 10 81 p. m; ,i6.
:. SUNDAY trains leave at sos, ll'2l D. us i'
246, 3 So 500 y. m. u.,,, Nav
=, For Albany, Saratoga, Montreal BoS,"n, nv nv
England points, etc, 100 a. M 500
Jdiiltl ,,.,,sda,o
( sunday trains leave Tor Lake Lodore, Wayhart
and Honesdale AT o.So a. m: l.3o, 40 ?. N,
Trains arrive at Csrhondile from NllSa' 70 ~ n
and scranton as follows & Sc. s,3I, adV ~ ~,
a m; 2.37. 30" %, AS, COS, I.Oi, e'"'' ''''
1l.57 r M 1I a. m. ,o q, D,
SUNDAY trains arrive at n3' A. m Law '-''
42S, 500 II 30 y. m. d, 4, ,,a
o 5s r. n a,,' SUNDAY at 80 =. M. ,,...,r,
Trsins arrive from iIoncsdalc and NaA""''
daily Mt Sl2 a. M: II. 10. 40, ca r. W. ~,
sunday trains arrive at Carhondale troin ~, i, ~
Iodnre Naymart and Honcsdae at l2l' tio
and 7hS u, M
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DISEASES
PECULIAR TO THE
FEMALE SEX

clan, and remedy after remedy with
out any permanent improvement. Her
treatment had cost her husband. who
was poor man, hundreds of dollars.
They had been obliged to deny them
To get money enough to pay the physi-
clans.
Picking up the paper one day she
happened to read an item which con-
tanned the news that DR.. Hartman
would treat such cases free of charge
by letter. She Immediately wrote the
doctor, describing her case and giving
him all her symptoms. She soon re-
Ceived a etter telling her exactly
what to do and what medicines and APP
plianCes to get. She began the treat