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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-12-20

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATlON-DEp
ment of the interior. Land Office at
Occur dAlenc. Idaho. Nov Is. lA0l Notice
y hereby given that the following named set
tier has filed notice of his intention to make
iina proof IN support of his claim. and tina,
sud pooof will be made before Register and
heceiVer, Occur Il .Alrno. Idaho. on January =
1872. VIZ: Ernst Julius Fischer Hid. 50. for
the Nkl4. Sec. l.. Twp. 81 ~. RS w. b. NJ
lie names the following witnesses to prove
MS continuous residence upon and cuitiva-
lion of SAID land. viz: james Eerbrache of
B9nncrs Ferry. Idaho. and Lincoln J. Fer
brache. Melvina ferhrachc. Abner Curtis
ali OF Granite. Idaho.
y. II. BUDLONG.
N-~-t~' Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-12-20

N0IICE FOR PIT BLICATION-DEP
!. 'htht OF the Interior Land Office nj Cosur
u A.Giio, laaho, Dec, 10, 1891 Notice IS here
~ slNch lhat The foilowing-na srftIer
mas hted notice OF his intention 10 make iinai
PROOF IN support Of his claim. and that said
5f5oi i" ~ he made before L. s. Commissioner
= S1. y alIashan, az Standpoint. Idaho on Jan. 70
~ ~, w; Elisha \. trandall Hid. 100, for
i = " ~ a. lots q and 7. sec. O. Twp Sd s.,
lie names the following witnesses ~ nr,vo
nus Ms CONTINUOUS residence upon. and cufiiya
t I'm, u Salu land viz: Wellington. r shairai
M Ma'ne annemaker. Robert Murray, Harry p
manning, All OF Hope. Idaho. > :
mare ID. II. BIZ DLONG.
Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-12-20

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.-DEp
lnent OF the Interior. Land Ottiee al Occur
Alene, Idaho. NoV.@l 1851. Notice is hereby
&lFSn mat the totloMng-naEied settler has
hted notice of his Intention 10 make final
proof N support Of his claim. and that said
proof W be made before L. < Commissions
Jan. :. 1882. viz: fredrck ". Schulz. Id. ~
L. W..B H. = - -
lie names he following witnesses to prove
ms continuous residence upon and cutiva-
ton q sud land VIZ: William t. Sisson FL
mef r. Nsson, Alfred Boyer and John Bower.
AL of hoolenai .daho
Ne3-D.f - ~ i' pa,.iaf,.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-12-20
CONTEST NOTICE -DEPARTMENT OF

y the Interior. United States Land Office,
Occur d'Aicne. Idaho Dec. s. 1901 sniff
cient contest affidavit having been hled IN
this office by Jerry ). Henson, contestant.
AGAINST Homestead entry No. 20Od, mace
pri. 49, 1909. fof ihe SEA. section I. town
ship So NJ. range W. by Henry W. Tier
iaulU. contcstec. in which il is alleged That
sad Therlaut has wholly abandoned
said land and changed his residence
thcrefrom for more than six months
since making said entry and next prior to the
date herein that SAID tract is not setltcd
upon or cultivated by said party as required
by law, and that said alleged absence
was not ;i:.c 10 his employment IN
The army. navy or marine corps ~ the l. nlttu
States either as q private solder oiHctr,
seaman or marine during tie
war with spain or during any other
war in which the United states may be
engaged. said parties are hereby notified to APP
pear. respond aud Offer evidence touching SAID
allegation an 10 O'Clock n. H.. Oh FEB.
:, 49,. bcforn the Register and Receiver
At Occur d'Aicne. Idaho.
The SAID contestant having. in a proper af-
hdayIi lied Dec 3. i00l. set forth facts which
show that after due diligence personal service
of thS notice can n0t be made. II Is hereby
ordered and direct ed i;t such notice be given
by due and proper publication.
d. II. BUJLONG.
Dl3-Jl7 Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-12-20
The Best Plaster.

A piece Of flannel dampened with
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bound
to the affected parts is superior to any
plaster. When troubled with a lame
back or pains in the side or chest, give
it a trial and you are certain to be
more than pleased With the prompt re-
lief which II affords. Pain Balm also
cures rheumatism. One application
gives relief. For sale by G.. X. Foss,
druggist d
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-12-20

\ oIlCE. FOR PUBLICATION. -DEPAnr-
:, 4rnl OF tie Interior. Land Office AT Occur
q Nlche; idaho, Aov, =. 1901. Notice is hereby
- n thlt The folln@ihg-naned settler has
lard notice Of his intention 10 make final
nl's's ~ support Of his claim, and that said
ift@i WI he made before Register md Ike
I 10y NJ Occur q Aiene. Idaho on january
lfG, Ni2: Alfred H. Ridley. HID l466 for Tho
y ;. a. 3aad lots and = Sc. =, +. ,, a.
ne hAihcs the following witnesses To proye
MS continuous residence ltDon and cultiyoi ION
m Sald iand. viz: Peter Miller John Nj
pURey; Frank Ewing. James NJ bradley m
u standpoint Idaho ~
MO >, ID. II. BUDLONG.
80 Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-12-20

spokane a. Idaho Lumber Company is Sue
cceded by Idaho Lumber 81 Manufacture
Ing Company.
Another large lumber and milling
deal has been pulled or in this county
by which the Post Falls holdings Of
the Spokane & Idaho Lumber Compa-
pany have been cut of from that COM
pany. These holdings have been
taken up by II, M. Strathern, vino
was formerly the president or the
Spokane x Idaho Company, and two
new men, Messfs. Daniel MacGillis
and Chester ID. Gibbs Of Milwaukee,
WIS, who carry ON a business there
under the firm name Of MacGilliS s.
Gibbs. The deal means the transfer
of about &54, 900 IN stock and holdings
and the incorporation of a new firm
called the Idaho Lumber x Manufac-
turing Company, with 4 capital stock
OF $4,000.
The deal is quite complicated, but
is stated by the Post Falls people
about as follows:
Last Saturday II. NJ. Strathern Of
Post Falls, who owned up to that time
about lwo-lifthS interest in the Spo-
kane < Idaho Company, turned his
stock over to the company This
stock Is valued at about go, 900 in
cash. In lieu Of this amount Of stock
and about $500 which was coming
Ia him from the company he received
he entire holdings at Post Falls.
The three men -Strathern. MeGillis
and Gibbs then formed another com
pany, called the Idaho Lumber <
Manufacturing Company, with CAPT
tai stock of $4,000, which is so d-
Nided that Mr.. Strathern gets one
half Of the entire capital stock and
the firm of MacGillis & Gibbs gets
the other portion.
1t is also learned that Mr.. Strath-
ern possessed enough OF the Post Falls
holdings SO that he was able to keep
ont about 49,, 900 worth OF logs and
material of that kind.
The new firm will do business in
Post Falls as soon us the arrangements
can be made.
When e. NJ. Patterson OF the Spo-
kane & Idaho Lumber Company vas
asked rs TO the deal he said to Spo-
kane Chronicle reporter:
.'rhe Spokane & Idaho Lumber
Company has sold all OF its holdings
1t Post Falls. and the Idaho Lumber
Company is being organized To carry
on its business there. The Spokane &
idaho Lumber Company has no more
interest in Post Falls"
When Mr.. Strathcrn was asked
about the deal he stated that the firm
of MacGillis 4 Gibbs. which has tim
her holdings in this section of the
country 10 the amount OF 20. 900, coo
feet, would furnish to the new cumpa-
ny about 10000, 600 feet yearly for its
work.
Because of the Withdrawal OF H. NJ.
Strathern from the firm of the Spo
kane 4 Idaho Lutuber Company,
whose interests are now all in Spa-
kane, new president was elected.
G. NJ. Patterson was elected president
Of the company in place of Mr.. Strath-
ern.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-12-20

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS. DEPART-
ment o. the Interior. United States
Land Otlice al Coaur d'Alrnc Idaho. Decem-
Der ). 1901. Notice is hereby given that sd
win McBee. Probate Judge Of kootcnai coun-
y. Idaho and trustee for and on beha I OF the
lhhahIIants of the t"Nhsltc of lal>e,iew in
sad county and stare. has flied mott ice of his
intHntion 10 make iinat proof in Snpporl Of his
cialnl To the following described land en-
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-12-20
-oTiCE FOR pUBLICATION-TIM

NOTICE FOR PuBLlCATION-TIMB
- Land. Act June 3 ts7S-united States
Land Ofnce Occur dAlenp Idaho Oct. u.
1901 Notice is hereby given HAT IN compliance.
with the provisions Of the act Of Congress OF
iunH 3 1875 entitled AN a,t for the sale of
iin.cr lands IN ne states of California. Ore
con, Nevada and washington Territory. as
extended TO AL the Public Land states by act
Of August 4. 1872. Maurice O'i'ricn of Sand
point county Of kootenai. state of Idaho.
has this day tied III this office his sworn state
mNnt No 1.33. for III" purchase OF the ~ NV "a
uf section No. Il. township No. 5s
~. K. No w. =. NJ and win offer proof to
show that he land sought is more valuable for
us timber or stone than for agricultural pnr
pesos and 10 establish his claim 10 SAID land
Defore the Register an0 Receiver of this Of
lice al Occur d. Alrnc idaho. on Friday. the
10th day of January. 1902.
lie names as Witnesses: Frank AdSitt.
Earle Van Block. Joseph flhihedeau. Thomas
Ranger. all OF Sand Point. Idaho.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-descrbed lands are requested to file
their claims in this office on or before said
lOlh day Of january. 1902.
d. II. BUDLONG.
O2o-n27 Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-12-20

nAIHPAH HIVE. NO. H. l.. o. r. Nj
w Meets Friday evening Of each week at
\ Of =, hall. Susan +. ltickerd, Com; Della
NJ. Riggs, K X.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-12-20

LAKESIDE CAMP NO 2373 X. N. A.
II Meets Wednesday evenings at Fythian
hall. Mrs. Sara a. Perkins, Oracle; Mrs. EN-
ma Walrad. Recorder.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-12-20

nOYAL TENT NO. 23 X. o. r. M
Il Meets Monday evening OF each week ut
X. OF phall. w. r. Whitaker. Com; j. II.
Martin X. H.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-12-20

&AWTON POST NO. 10 c. A. r.. RATIi-
n drum. Idaho. Meets second Saturday of
each month nj Harris hail. All comrades OF
he u. A. X. cordially invited To meet
with us. W II. Gable. Commander; l.. l..
Marsh Acting Adiutant
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-12-20

MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA,
IVA Standpoint Camp No. 7i9l. Meets Satur-
day evening of each week ut X. of =. hall
u. T.. Walrad V. c.; q. X. Toss, Clerk.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-12-20
SOCIETY CARDS

AELMET LODGE NO ~, X OF p
II Meets Thursday evening OF each
week at H. of +. hail G. K. toss, a. c.. A.
H. Franklin, X. Of X. & $.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-12-20

INDEPENDENT ORDER ODD FELLOWS
l Standpoint Lodge No. 80 Meets Tuesday
evening Of each week at X. OF T. Hall. 4. T.
Riggs. n. G.; w. j. Whitaker. r. $.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-12-20

Beginning 1T corner No |,
from which &. y. II. Nj. No . bears
y. ~ 10 min. W.
li9iS It.
tcrner No. . of North Gold Greek
ltule placer.
Survey Nc. t62. bears s. "a 80 MN
~. 1u0.JS #
....=. Thcare ;. 60 deg. OF Min. t.
lo.la6 10 corner No. .
Thence \. 20 deg. 50 min f.,
DO 10 corner No. 3
u6a 80 10 corner Ne. / ''''''' '"
lhtace = "a deg. 30 min W.
ttsfa 10 cerHef Ne. |, the place OF begin
ming.
Said land is claimed AS Il toYnsite under
the provisions of >refi ions ..Ai .}-s and 2Ssa of
REVISED Statutes Of the United Statrs of
Amerlea and thai said proof wiil be made be-
fore the ee ,iSgcr and Receiver at C0cur a.
Nicne. Idaho on the 23rd day of january.
l@G lie names the following witnesses 10
prove the occupation or the rand by the in
habtants thereof for toNusitr PURPOSES the
number 81 Inhabitants und tie extent and
value OF improvements thereon. namely: 81
mon t. BoHnrNy. Charles Graham. Arr6Ie
O. )onaeti and Harvey J. St,lfuy of Lake
view. Idaho; james +. Roddy If Spokane.
Washington.
Any OF tie persons claiming adversely tGe
above described land are requested 10 fin
lhelr claims IN this Office on OF before fine
!ard day OF aanuaey. ia1a
=. D. IT, RUDLONG.
- ReSiSter.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-12-20

x INC 0lo A'iAzi
= PintS. a..'.
4 Daisy Maid Sour Mash y,
A Daisy Maid soar Nash' T.. !,
Z. Wellington Cabinet, Fur !.
! Browns -Four GroHn I
= Scotch. Quarts,
:: Imported Ce-nac Braaass
i Hennessy , star ImpoFlel.I y
:, Fine "old tom Gin. fu' !
= pintS i
I Extra E'inc Blackberry
4 Full Pints 4
!! Fort Wine. Fine QnsIiiE
\ oporo Pert. Fail Pinis
!. jamaica Rum. lnli sins
:; Lash kidney and live
per Ntll'lf
i Liquid Bread Tonic V''
{. per bottle
4 Guenness' ;,toui. per =
! Fine sherry. An2ellea =
! Nint 5. $ Yeas old Y
4 PiutS.
! Fine Table Claret' P'
:: Union made clsars. PEI
J Also Leading brands =
] Goods
] we have a large ASST
!, goods
! OH CHOW nEE .,,
! ERAYfE. Guuh%aI
j O. +. c. and rAYl%
: in.Quarts o. j % fl
!! HOLLAND & III
swEvyTHJ''
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-12-20
Church Service.

Church Service.
NJ f. CHURCH MORNING SERVICE AT
II o'clock evening service $50 O'Clock. sun
day school AT 10 n. M Epworth League. 7:GO
=. III. Prayer meeting Thursday evening ut
80 o'clock. j. &. REED. Pastor
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-12-20

Subscribe for The ~ - !
of the local an ! eou"'.
sl.50 per year.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-12-20

Spohane Idaho Lumber Company is Sue
cceded by Idaho Lumber 81 Manufactnr-
Ing Company.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-29


ton Glce club, under the leadership Of
Gwilym Morlaia. Tho solo par, was
sustained by John w. Jones, of West
Scranton. The party had about sew
cnty-iivc voices in it. Their Singin.
was an inspiration ANA very effective,
Their accomDanist was Miss Ovens.
The rendition was greeted with tumul-
tuous applause
WATKINS pARTY.
The Taylor party. under the direction
or Prof. James Watkins. sang ncxt
They appeared 10 have quite "A number
less than the North Scranton party.
but sang very effectively. The solo
parts were rendered by j. Tarunliaa
Thomas, Of Newcastle. Their accom-
panist WAS Prof. Llewellyn Jones. OF
West Scranton. Prof John r. Watkins
also assisted them. Their singing was
sweet, tunefll and mrodious. y num-
her OF the GwcntH, of Wilkes Barre,
sang with them.
The third and last party to sing We're
the OXfords. o. West Scranton, under
the leadership Of David Stephens. This
'ccmed to be the smallest party in COM
petition, hut what they lacked in NUM-
ocrs they made up in harmony. The
solo part was sung by Philip Warren,
and the accompanis, was Miss Norma
Williams, of West Scranton.
.Adiudicator Daniel reserved his de-
rision until the evening session The
tabernacle was filed with people at the
afternoon session. and all manifested
the most hearty interest in the COM
petitions.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-29
CLEVELAND BAKING POWDER co
NEW YORK


Napoh S"sses'eo t,''' NJ ''i'''S
shoui" ne provided Tor 'ne ehor"s 10 +"
10 lhc halionhi els'euul"" III N''eS'
next year ana s;'d theS would very
likely take the prl"" IL theN go.
rw" d,'artet'es Wer" entered on ,he
competition on brothefheS l'li we.
Thon Pretty Bee. Ihe Wanltas'
Watkins family. OF TaNi"r. ana Sciu-
man. composed of Moses Morsans ana
Thomas Abrams. Mrs. James lieckrl,
Miss Vie Jones. The prize was award
ed to the Schnman party. The ahjudi-
Gator complimented them very highly.
The ndjudicator on poetry awarded
tho prize on the poem. "Tbe Soldiers
Monument" to Rev. Watkins. or North
Scranton.
Preparation was then made for the
final competition. the mixed chorS on
Haytlns ''Thn heavens Are Telling =
Two chors enteredthe West Scran~
ton Choral society and the Providence
| Choral union. The former was under
the direction of William Davis and til"
| latter was directed by Gwilym Morlais.
The Providence. choir sang first. Their
trio was composed of Morris LleWellyn,
bass; Joseph Williams, tenor; Mrs.
Williams. tenor: Mrs. kesslcr. soprano.
The West Scranton trio was composed
of John ". Jones basso: David Step
hens, tenor; Mrs BrundHGe. soprano.
The North Scranton choir sang
| first. Their rendition was excellent.
and apparently will balanced. The
West Scranton choir entered into the
competition with apparently more con-
| iidence. and sang in IN easy. telling
-t.I,, T.
| lily received by the immense assem-
| blage showing the interest manifest
in choral competition.
While waiting for the adjudication.
, Mabon led in singin. two old familiar
Welsh hymns. Nh Richards announced
Allentown .isteddfod on next st. Pat
rck'S day, and Judge Edwards an-
nonnced similar events at Taylor and
| Bellevue on Christmas day.
The judge here driftcd into Il short
! address and explained that the con-
testantS were not singing for the al
mighty dollar particularly, but for self
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-29
GIRL A CAPTIVE IN SWAMP
Said to Have Been Abducted for Re-
venge--Rej jected Suitor Is Ar
rested on Suspicion.

BY ESolusivc Wire from The Associated Press.
New York. Nov. 2S--E,lla Maud
Cropsey has disappeared from her
home in Elizabeth city. n. C.. and her
uncle, Andrew 6. Cropsey. Il lawyer
of this city. says that men of three
counties who know every inch of the
territory have been hunting for the
girl with dogs.
The girl disappeared n week ago to-
night. There was II party that night
at the Cropsey plantation. The guests
left for home ut II o'clock. James Will
cox was one of them. Ella went out
on the porch with him to say good
night. That was the last seen of her
by any of the family.
few minutes after that two other
members Of the household heard II
scream outside They reported it to
William II. Cropsey, the missing girls
father. He ran out of the house with
his gun but found nobody. 1t was not
until half an hour after he had re-
turned that the family missed Ella.
The search began then and there. The
circumstance of Elias going to the
door to say good night To Wilcox
was repeated. and the searchers went
, to WilcoX's house and put him under
arrest. They found Wilcox in bed.
That was two hours and Il half after
the screams We're heard.
Wilcox is a young son OF an cN-
| sheriff of pasquotank county, North
Carolina. He is said To have made love
| to ELLA Cropsey without success.
BloOdhOun1s procured from Norfolk
! traced the girl from the plantation to
| the PaSquotank river at Il point where
the Dismal Swamp Canal emptieS into
! It, Beyond that point the search has
been fruitless. There IS boat traffic be-
tween Elizabeth City and Norfolk. Va,
. 40 miles north. by way of the swamp
canal. Elizabeth City also has railroad
connection with Norfolk. There arc
| two trains Il day. one at noon and the
other mt midnight.
The theory of the girls relatives
here ana in North Carolina is that she
has been abducted and hidden in the
Dismal Swamp by negroes who We're
hired for the job ana that the motive
of the principal was jealousy.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-29
EVENING SESSION.

When the evening session WAS called
to order by Judge II. NJ Edwards, the
auditorium WAS crowded. many stand
ing. t1c explained that the eistcddfod
would be conducted on business princi-
pies. and incidentally remarked that
the prince of conductors. "Alabon,' was
with them, and through him he cN-
tended the cordial greetings of The
Welsh people of America to the people
OF Wales.
Judge a. A. Nosbure MAS then intro
tuced as the chairman OF the evening
session. He spoke briefly. telling Il few
stories. and complimcntins the Welsh
on their singing ability. 'Mnhon" then
called for the bards. and George ".
Bowen was the only one to respond.
His effort was we'll received. Judge Ed
wards introduced "our own, plain, in
imitable" Philip Warren, the soiost os
the evening. He sang the '"rureador"
song. from Carmen, in fine voice. D..
richards, of Slatinston, WAS called To
the stage by the conductor, and intro
duced. He is Il Well-known literary
man.
Adjudication Daniel then gave his ud-
iudication on The Pilgrim" chorus.
He said it was one Of parry's MASTER
,,;a,ns. ,,,yy 1r,zl
,,,, :" 40 N''-. -
~ ,,,, 'n - ro'"'s' i'i' ""'i"' "U SUIT
t,;a,n,, I ~ n,;'ur va ''''''' VIZ! '"' Oh
'U''' 49, N''
THE ADJCDlCATIDN.
The North Scranton partv WAS ronl-
posed of good voices, but the blending
was not good. the lntonntlon faulty and
voices were strained. They should huvo
paid more attention tn the nhrusing, the
tenors sung under Il severe strain. The
..oloist WAS moderately uool and ,hr
conductors effort much more worthy
Than The response. Indicated.
The Taylor party sang in better ul,al.
iry OF voices in every respect. uarticu-
larly the tenors. The aoloist wus com
plmentcd being far in advance of Tho
others The accompanist. he said.
trieked by sounding ~ fol' the bassos.
The effect Of the voices were good, and
the prize was unhesltatmgly awarded
to them.
The West Scranton party was Il eoo,l
hody of voices, the movement was well
worked out. The soloist opened sharp,
hut tine bassos were off color. Tho con.
Guiding movement WAS forced.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-29
Up and down the city road,
In and out the eagle,
That the way the money goes,
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE 8
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western.
In Eject Nov ., l9o

III TTTtNT NWN' ~, T7VT'
Trains leave scranton tor New Nolk~ Al lin
3lj, 6,Uj. 80 and ln,oj u. m; Its, $40, %@3
y, III. For New York and Pmladclphia--..5
1908 a. H.. aud -, - and 3,SS y, NJ, For Toby
hanna---M $40 p. M. For lmifalo--i.lj, O..2 and
500 a M; i.55, $50 and ll35 =. m. For Bin-
h,mton aud way S.atiun>--lO.. u. IN. and 10
p. m. lor o,Neeo, SylaCusr and ttca-~i. II and
U22 a. m; l.55 p, m. osweg", Nyac'lso and
Utica train at G,4s II. N. daily, except Suudo,,
trr Montvo,,--'.oo H. M; lilo and go p, m
bloomsbury piysipn-i'or Northumberland, at
G&j and looj i, ru; l,ii and GO p m, For
P.ymGutA, At & Ia .. M; StO and 500 p M.
SUNDAY riams,--For New York, LiO, @l5. COS
and lOoi q, m: $50, 3.5j p. 10. For mhalo--l Ii
ana 0,?3 a. IA; l,ji ga and ll35 =, M. For
BnghGmton and way Stltions~-lO.2O a. III.
Bloomshng DiviSOG-LcLNc Serluton, l0oj u.
M, and 4. 10 p. al.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-29
Delaware and Hudson.

IN Eject November II, iopl
laRS :ur IAbondale leave scranton Ht G,20
j.ag, G.95. 157, 0 H. ll,9o q, M: l&l a. m,
For Honesda!e, U,2o, lO.l3 a, M 9,3i and j.3l
\. m. .
a. M; ls oi, lie, Els, S2s, ~, t,lo, 40
i Iof l., T. Il. Il, Points -,o.as, o,as a, ~; AIS
+ Tor @'p PcnnSyiysnia II. r. Pout,--Sgs, a,3s i.
nl. ii9, 3.2s and l,27 p, M
tor Nlbany and all points north G2o =, m.
and 80! 7. N. . ,
ADAN TRAINS
Tor tlrhondlle SO, lli% q. M; -, %j2,
5.j9 and l0.52 y. m.
For Wike, .Barre--a3S a. Ill; l9,o}, ljs rs.
G.$9 and s,i2 y. m.
For Mb4ny aud point, notli-a,i9 y, M
For llour dali $50 a. ~. and a.j2 p, m
", l.. PRYOR. H. Z. A., sp1ton, Pa,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-29

TONED In the very town in Wales
where he spent his early life and wor-
ships I'm the same church wherein he
was first received. He pays a warm
tribute To the progressiveness of Car
ditt ana states that by all Glasses
americans are regarded not as for
eigners.' but as simply brethren. He
Is an earnest American citizen and IA
strong Republican in politics. He Ia Il
gifted preacher and lecturer. llis va
cation viii extend to Christmas when
he VIII return to his duties at Cardiff.