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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-22
A BROKER BROKE.
MI. schauble Was Long on Shorts
and Had to Shorten His Stay

MI. Schauble Was Long on "shorts'
and Had to Shorten His Stay
Here.
NlcC;cebin & Schauble was tho ;irn
name of two brokers who located in
Carbondalc Il few weeks ago to do
either a short business on long things
or vice versa. The nrm did neither.
The brokers became broke because
they were long on "shortr."
s'chauble, the pleasant young man in
charge of the office here. is here no
longer. If he was 4 little longer on his
Z shorter" business ha might have linz
gered longer; but he had to shorten
his stay and today he's boarding in
some other town. OF the town is taking
chances with him.
If the young men thought this was
Graftville. they made n mistake. Graft"
vile is sixteen miles further over the
mountain. The spirit of Wall street
doesn't linger here; it passes the
town in a hurry. Nobody here has =
desire to make a fortune in ten min
utes and loose six in the next ten. The
brokers We're not next to this important
fact. but they learned it after u few
weeks wnen their capital began to
dwindlc Customers We're as scarce az
cheap turkeys are this season. There
was one lone solitary fash of prospect
ity. This was when the patrons of thi
exchange began to buy steel stock.
When they ordered him to sell steel
he sold them. And now Mv. Schauhlc
is an unpleasant memory.
1t was Il case of hard luck. Schluhle
left unpaid no debts contracted in con-
nection with his office. The bills pay
able he left behind We're those his Gus
toners hold by reason of their trans
actions
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-22
A NEW LAW FIRM.
Assistant District Attorney Louis
Gramer and Attorney Charles
Horton Forn Partnership.

An interesting announcement of the
week is the formation of Il partnership
in the law by two of Carbondalc's 5
prominent and successful attorneys.
Assistant District Attorney Louis
Gramer and Charles Horton.
The new firm will be known as Gram
er and Horton. The offices will be in
the Miner and Mechanics building. in
the front suite of offices. The rGputa-
ton which each of these attorneys en-
joys and the standing Of each both at
the Lacka wanna county bar ana in the
community makes it unnecessary to
make any announcement in this re-
spect The firm will conduct u general
law business, giving characteristic at
tcntion and care to whatever may he
intrusted to them in any branch of
The law.
Mr.. Gramer will move his office from
the Crane building tn the new iOca-
tion in the Merchants and Mechanics
building and Mr.. Horton will transfer
his effects from his present quarters in
the latter building to the more desir
abb. suite in front.
The !irm viii receive the Well wishes
of the community, and will unGoubted-
IL achieve a good measure Of success,
as both are well equipped in their pro.
fessional qualities.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-22
GREEN RIDGE.

luoma, +, lIughes of Sandcg'on "cuuc' 10 i'll
Mrs. Townsend rourr and Miss ruorc, OF 'A-
.iT .1s,' '''"''' ''''
Mr. aud Nr,, sidney GIlpin Of Nottingham,
England, rlc being entertained by Mr ai
Ms Thomas Lowe. oi rank street
The funeral u! j. r. Richard'"n took psd.r
from his late home, ijjl \on S,oIch avenue,
YESTERDAY afternoon and was largely attended.
services were conducted by Rev h' y, ,nr,
pastor ut the Providence Methodist Episcopal
rlur,h md 4 0uutcrtc from the choir OF that
church rendered several musical selections. The
,a,ie, was almost hidden by beautiful floral
offerings IRON, r.icnds ol the dead man. Tie
pillhrirrls were. lhomHS kcnnedN, John MOI
an. Charles Waterman, Joseph Pryor and y. j,
lIora. Friends in attendance from ont Of
town were: Robert Richardson, OF Alton, III
IIeny Thomas, oI Brooklyn; Mr. and Ms
James Norton, OF Wilkes Barre; Mis- Jones aud
Mrs, PLddcn, oI Plymouth; Mrs Waterman, Of
L,thropc, aud II. G.. Richardson and ,iaughte',
OF thinthilla, Iic'rncnt was made in Forest
illl cemetery.
The third ot tine Green Ridge Presbyterian
church course ol entertainments WAS given lat
evening 10y Rev. !. i. lansing D, D., witt h'
'crtun "Alound the Five II Hunters Camp
and was listened to by Il large and well pleased
audience Dr Lansing will give ilr same
irctue -. tho tlppus' chapel this evening
The second ot ne ,etic, or informal monthly
sprial' given by th' tTrm Ridge Wlrrlrnfn last
evening +" members ~ iur club and tNc,r lAoy
uieni-, IN 'hn nluh uuusa, lnii Wyoming ave-
nu'. proved t1 he . most ENJOYABLE aiia'r, oNi
o.'y couple u.ug m,~'u,, \ ughl lunch wa
served shpItly M,v ~ o',.o,h. Iur committee
lu 'u,rgr w,rr u, ". BDdns, Howard p1N :
C.. : ioNl'r, MiuG,c shannon and \ NJ Finn
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-22
TAYLOR.

llo h',t annual convention Of lh" NHmg
Mons CnuStlon association Of the illih PcEn'
syIvana district, AZ titiston, commencing i"ia!
Wil continue until sunday Sessions Viii ht
held al . T.. m, and 80 y, N. TIL" following
delegate, uum til, local Young Mems IniH'a
association will attend: John \, Boyd Ezra
Il. Powell WiliaR Bcyau, David 4 Reese, vii
liam Phillips and \, Collinswood,
The llylol High S,houl team defeated the Old
forge High school team in an interesting game
a foot bah on the River Side slidir0n on We'd
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-22
ADJUSTMENTS. A
A Good Production.

Tho lluntlcy-IlniriS company opened .hrs.
nights engagement At the Grand la.t nisht Wit,
the drama an lnnoctn, sinner" before crowd.
ed house, cic Of the innsl enthusiastic and 40.
parenllv best pleased audiences of the scason The
play was Il pctme OF lite in the Tcnnrssc noun.
tains, with all the quaint and interesting charau.
icrs TO he found IN tho>a parts The company
that interpreted the piece w.. with the exception
OF itc Daniel Ryan company the best seen in
Carhondilc thi, season. 1h" audl,rcc was sat
tied. II was delighted and gave evidence often hy
the hcartiesL applause.
The spccialtrS deserve special Communications.
They are probably the nest HAT Lave bcen seen
here this season. The Mack Sisters arc certainly
;he clcvcrcst tots who have delighted CarbonIule
audiences tins season, at least. Those who enjoy
good epccdtics viii lind IN evening with :c
lIunticy.ill'riS company an enjoyable "nr. '1'or
Liberty and Love will I've tunight's bill.
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Tie diagram Tor seats tor Barbara Frctchic, y
the Thanksgiving Day attraction, will open ON
Tuesday morning. eChccks will be given ont,
as usual on Monday evening.
tIrbondalc licaicr patrons can consider them.
sevc, is fortunate in having this attraction for
Thanksgiving. "BlYbaro trictchic" is from tie
pen OF Clyde Fitch, the wonderfully clever and
Successful! American tIramati>t the author Of
Nathan Hale the admirable play enjoyed here
few weeks ago. The incidents oi She lite ci
the famous barbara Fritc.ic' he has woven
into play as he alone is capable OF dolmg.
aud it Will be literary As we'll as n dramatic
treat that Will be offered at the Grand on
THANKSGIVING Day.
There will he Il matinee and an evening per.
torrance. aud there is no doubt about the
house being filled on cacIi occasion.
Davis kcogil, one of the most sntcrprsing
and successful firms OF theatrical ma;Igcis, la:
the piece in charge. which is an assurance that
the company will he capable and will do Justice
to the splendid play.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-22

suffering, this, too, is accepted as tile
unavoidable penalty which the sex must
pay to nature.
This view of suffering is a gross slander
OF, nature, whose every season has its own
charm. and who "hath made all things
beautiful in their time" In a healthy
condition there should be no suffering for
women at this period of change. When
there is suffering when the body is i'll
pain, and the mind is clouded by jealous
les or darkened by fears, it is generally
because the womanly organism is diseased
and the nervous force exhausted.
1t is; al this crisis that the great medi-
cine for women, Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription proves its value anew. This
medicine, which helps the maid, wife and
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-22
YOUR FOOTSTEPS

BY the depth OF his footstep
in the earth the Indians tell
the weight of a man. DO you
tread shallow or deep? Per.
haps you would like to weigh
more? If YOU are below
weight and find that ordinary
food does not build you up try
SCOTS Emulsion,
1t is not a drug but A food
that time has shown 10 have a
real value in such cases as
yours.
Wen s:uj you lltlc TO try u rou IKE.
SCOTT BoWNE, ~ rs4Ii susss. New Yest.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-22
"MABON" WILL VISIT HERE.
The Distinguished Welsh Member of
Parliament Coming to Carbon

Parliament Coming to Carbon
dale.
Hon. William ~Abrahams, INC great
Welsh labor leader. known to his
countrymen as "Mabon,' whose visit
to this country has been detailed in the
local columns of The Tribune is COM
ing to Carbondale.
Mr.. Abrahams is here making a
study of the industrial life Of the
country and his visit would certainly
not be complete without Il visit to Car
bondalc. the pioneer city of the an
thraclte regions. the birthplace of the
great anthracite industry, hence his
tour was made 20 include this city.
Mr.. Abrahams will be here on Fri
day night and will address II public
meeting in the Academy of Music. The
announcement of his coming has
stirred the miners hereabouts and all
of the locals of the United Mine Work.
ers are arranging for his reception.
There will be Il procession in his
honor. prior to the meeting. AT the
gathering will be men conspicuous in
The life of the community. Mayor Kill
patrick and Hon. j. j. O'Neill and
severa! of the clergy will be among the
speakers.
In the party who will accompany
Mr.. Abrahams will be President Judge
Edwards and District President
Thomas d. Nichols. of Scranton.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-22
"ARCH" YOUNG.

Carbondales Most Desperate Charac-
ter Now in County Jail-His Three
Brothers and One Sister Also in
Prison-His Mother Alone Left
OF the Desperate Family-Carbon
dale Joyous Over Getting Rid of
Arch"
Arch Young. who was sent to the
'ountS Jail by Alderman Atkinson on
'he charge of attempting to burn at
the stake Il young lad. is one OF the
GUYS pest known characters. He
claims this city as his residence
'houSh he has spent the most part of
MS lie pcepiLe from between prison
bafs. he is of a notorious family His
Two brothers are serving sentences at
Cherry Hill and his sister is confined
IN Inc county jail, the latter to appear
before court on the charge of perjury
Arch'S' companion in his latest es-
capade which landed him in Jail is a
iad named Hopkins. lie has not yet
been captured, though he is not as deep
III the mlre as Houngs The latter does
not seek to avoid an officer armed
with Il warrant, but rather courts az
rest and goes out Of his way to meet
an officer who he knows is after him.
Whlle Young was endeavoring to burn
young Hicks at the stake. Garfield was
going through the woods with the pig
they had stolen from the slaughter
house. Butcher Hicks upon learning
oi the theft and the attempt to burn
his young SolI ut the stake. mounted
MS horse and went at once to the
aldermans office. where he swore out
Il warrant for HounS's arrest The
warrant was given to Officer Moran,
who met Young on the way. tn town,
the latter With the porker under his
arm. When the young desperate stood
before the alderman he had the ap-
pearalce of being nearly frozen. The
knees of his trousers We're missing. lls
coat was thre0dbare, and ii small cap
covered his woolly head. what do
do in the winter" be answered to the
nidernanS question why, ! stay in
bed until spring, then | loaf around"
Ills answer evoked some laughter from
The crowd at the trial, and the lad
turned on them in anger, Don't We be-
lievc me"" he said III il cOntemptuous
manner, well that's jest what | done
other winters, when | wasn't in Jail"
Here ne smiled as he probably thought
Of the lew winters he had not been in
prison. When he was sent to Jail
Arch thanked the alderman and in
a low tone of voice said: "Jest what |
wanted; it was Jest what ! tried to
burn The kid for" There only remains
now the mother at liberty and she has
hcen before local aldermen several
times t. answer the charge uf Keeping
II baWdy house. IN getting rid OF
Arch" Curbondalr people have reason
To rejoice. He is the most desperate
oupg man ever residing iii this city.
Ie has no feelings of compassion in
,'ho least as VAS evidenced in his at
npt In burn young hicks, He tied
Is arms behind his back and thence
% a stake and then tied the legs. He
lcn placed fasots under the lads feet
nd burned four matches before he had
blaze high enough to suit him, He
turned u deaf ear on the young lads
entreating looks for mercy and whist
ling Went to join his companion who
carried the stolen pig. Hicks WAS
gagged and unable tn cnll for help.
He WAS discovered by his father.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-22
The News of Carbonda1e.

also sing several vocal solos antl duets.
With such talent the concert should be
a hg success, and II standing room
only crowd will no doubt be In attend.
ance. The young men of the church
are showing commendable zenl in their
work OF aiding the church. and many
Carbondalans are glad that a chance
is afforded them to show their SYM
pathy Tor the Methodist congregation
In the loss oc their handsome church.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-22
THE PASSING THRONG.

T. NJ. NcIIcn Wa, >cro,,ryn visitor on business
yesterday.
lsa." Singer /, home tom a business Trip to
rnjiAd,l.hil.
Icorge Il. Jumln, OF scranton, was in the
,iry ycs,ooai.
NJ, Jrnnic ligty, r. the West Side, i, visit.
jns in scranton,
Mis- Anniu ''I0dy, OF Ma!deli, /, spending a
.rw DAYS IN this city.
lhc' Peel IS h"nr ipm NeY York city t.
spend a few days with lis parents in ths city,
Joseph l. Nrai"u, al employc OF the Ontario
and Ncr,rGn company. working with .hc wrccis
gaE@, "a hccr promoted 10 uHr Inspector ou
The n'ar lmc. lie will Dc siItioncl at ,a,,o ia
IHr ioiuualc !oung mans mauy friends con
ggatuit1 lin on his rapid promotion and w.l,
hnu ,ouilu"G >ar,c>.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-22
A GRAND CONCERT.
Two Young Men of Methodist Church

arranging loi u beAent Soncell,
Two Young men OF the Methodist
church, Frank Couch and Claude OIL
veT.. have ARRANGED for benefit con-
cert for Inc erection of the new church,
The concert viii be held In the baptist
church on November 90, and it Is the
ambition of the young men in charge
10 make 1t the best OF the season,
They have already secured the *cr-
vices of many well-known musical per
sons, but are not YET content and IN
tend securing several more numbers be
fore the night of the concert. Among
the list on the programme are; John
IT. Watkins, of Scranton; Mrs. w. VI
Lathrope, OF Bridgeport, Conn, harpist;
Prof. G. II. Ackerman, cornetist; Name
i;raham, yiolinist and Prof, ThonaF
pianist.
". y. Evans and Mr Wa,hiG" MI,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-22
Two Slick Fakirs.

\ couple ot slick picture agent. count their
Carbomdllc victims l.! the sc"ic. They have Il
slick. up.to.datc scheme for encouraging people
to part With hhd.calncd money and their many
dupcs in THIS city cnaSiI their teeth when o;lc
mentions picture agent onc OF their victims
-wor" ont warrants before local alderman tor the
arrest OF the tkirs, tut the trio mad left town.
probably srrspccting they We're wanted The con
stable III his hands the warrants haze been placed
hopes TO have them in charge soon.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-22
FOOT BALL NEWS.
Indians to Play at Hasleton-Higl, II,
School W.. HNrrY Hillman.

On Thanksgiving day the Indian toot
ball team vii! play in liaalcton, having
for their opponents the strongest eleven
in that hustiing town. Already II num-
Der of rooters arc preparing to accom-
pany the team. This will be the hard
est game of the year FOR the local
strong tenn. and q victory would be a
fine finish to this seasons record.
on the same date. in this city. the
High School eleven will play some
strong school team in this section, prob.
ably Harry Hilinan Academy eleven
of Wilkcs. .HAirC.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-22

In the case OF
Mrs. Bowman,
given below, she
was relieved of
three fourths Of
her pain. From
a woman who
was unable to do
, anything, and
who feared that
she would lose
her mind because
OI lUC tGIIDlc
pains in her head
and neck, she has
been changed by
+" Favoritc Pre-
scription - to a
woman who can
work every day
in reaso II a b lie
comfort.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-22

Hlotllel, Will carry
the woman safely
and happily
through this crit
jca' period Of
change. 1t will
preserve her from
the chronic inva-
lidisn, which
claims so many
victims at this Pc
Rod of functional
change. 1t will
give her physical
strength, tranquil
nerves, sound
sleep, and a
healthy appetite.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-22
New York, Ontario and Western
sent. Il, 1901.

Stpt. T., iOU1.
Trains leave Carbondalc ior Scilnton at 100 a.
IN 100 T.. ~.
Sunday trains at 100 Il. M. 6.06 p. N.
I,Iins leave tarhonillc Tor points north at
lilo j. M. On Sunday ut o.10 u. m.. Trains
leaving al II 10 a. IN. week days and 80 a. IN.
Sundays make connections tor New NOrh, Corn.
wall etc.
!raius u!rfc from S,ranton at lilo y. IN. G.io
y. M: from points north 100 p. m. sundays
from scranton at D.lD a. ~. and T.i5 p m. !;
rom (.dnsia nt d. .Ot u. III.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-22
High School Eleven to Play Satur
day.

The high school loot ball eleven will play in
scranton on saturday against the strong School of
the 1.AckawaEna eleven. The latter won u game
over the local eleven earlier in the season by the
score oi to o. The high school boys have prlc.
ticed diligently since then ani believe themselves
capable of landing on top ni the heap in Satur.
days game \ large crowd oi rootcrS will accom-
pany the eleven.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-22
Carbondale knights Will Attend.

Carhondalc knights ot Malta will be we'll rep
resented at the exercises attending the confcrrin:
oi the beautiful degree of the Red Cross Scpul
ch'c, which will take place in Malta temple.
Scranton. tomorrow evening. The delegation
front here will leave on the T.0G Delaware and
IIMh.nn tlAiM
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-22

grasp the opportunity now presented
to become members.
At the last regular meeting OF the
society, held In Watts hall. the attend-
ance Nas unusually large and very en-
thusiastic. Speeches were made by
Isaac Rogers, orchon; G. Johnson, John
+. Campbell, and others. About four
months ago The supreme treasurer had
on hand $500. AT the present time
there is IN his hands S7o,Ooo. II remark.
able gain.
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June 80. 1901.


Trn.Hs lea city station. CarbuEddlr. dali,
trNcc2t >undiy) at 7.O0 II. NJ and i.:i3 D. M. fol
HraNl. anal Nmcyoh: ut 90. H. M. daily tcN.
,apsi!g Sunday, ior Bnghamton. making con
iicc.o'.s for New lorl: city and Buffalo, ami at
90 r. IN. for Sisquchanni. making connections
III. western points
sunday trains at o.ll a. m. for S,Isuuehun,,a
with western connections, and 6.27 p. IN, with
same connections.
Trains arrive a. >j3 a. IN. and 90 D. M.
Sundays at s j3 Il. IN.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-22
IN A FLoURISHING CONDITION
Improved Order of Hcptnsophs Re-
duce Initiation Fee from Six to One
Dollar for a Few Months.

The Improved Order ot Iiep;asupns
No. i30, ~ their last meeting dccidcd 10
reduce the initiation fee from So to ST,
the same 10 go into effect at once and
continue until April l. This move has
been taken To swell the membership OF
the hourshinS society, and many will
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-22
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Delaware and Hudson Railroad.
June q, 1901.

June q. 1901.
Trains leave Iirbondilc a, city station rs
follows:
For Scranton aud wilkes Barrc--8.Ot, 200, 500,
..Dl, 1901, ll.2l q. IN; H. IL, l.is, ?5l, 800,
900, iOS, IOOl iO.ji y. m.
sunday trains leave at $50. ll2i IL M l,'",
".id, 900, 500 II. Ia.
10. Mbiny. saratoga. Montreal, Boston. New
England points. etc, 100 a, M; iB p. IN,
tjalSD
For Lake Lodcrc. waymart and iloucsdlic
t.9, ll.O5 .. M; 3ji, u 10 p. II.
sunday Trains leave Lake LodoIr. Narma,t
and lioncsdaic at $50 a. M; 1880, J.i6 p. IN.
Trains arrive at Lrboniar from Wilkes Barre
and Scranton AZ follows: $50. s.3,, $50, 1000
y. IN. 123i a.O6. 3.25. i.2s, Cos 7.OI, S.3i, pjI
1l.ji y. m; Los n, m
sunday trains ar,iyr at o.37 a. r1.: 1910, 3a3
as. go. 1850 y. M
sunday trains arrive at Ca,hondie from Lake
,i,lorc Waymdrt and lIoncsdae al l?.i7. I.l6
ard I.jb y. ~.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-22
Conductor After Game.

william listed, the popular Passenger ,on.
duCior Of the Delaware and Hudson COMPANY
is i'll Wayne county on hunting "trip. The
railroad men look for some startling tales of his
adventures on his return.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-22
AZ always Helps. Il almost
always Cures.

The patient, persistent Use of Doctor
Pierce Favorite Prescription results in a
perfect and permanent cure in ninety
eight cases in every hundred. But in
cse,y ease the Use of this medicine greatly
benefits, if it does not completely cure.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-22
In Express Office.

Miss Rose O'Rourir has been placed in charge
Of the clerical work o the express office
OF the Adams company which the lately ap.
pointed representative, I. 4. Walker, has opened
in til" t'ranain store.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-22

was ever SO thankful to Mrs. Hemtnis for letting
ME know what grand medicine DR.. Pierce's
was / believe I would have been dead had il
bloated that did not know what was to become
of me. Now am better of all that. can do
all my work myself, and feel we'll now. That
was the reason wanted to get Que of your
Common Sense Medical Advisers. thought
that when received SO much benefit from your
medicines would also receive more from your
boot
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What that cange bring ne Will living dreams
Of happy past healthy who has given the world fair
daughters strong Or will only the
moaning invalid burden those love- broken of body
miserable of mind?
The perency Of those questions to every lies i'll the fact
physically mentally. Like much
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-22
The Indians Soc;a,

Interest is increasing in the dance which Tic
Indians tout ball eleven will conduct in Burke
hail on Thanksgiving eve.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-22

the eucs. OF Mgs. Z. y. Alnc., OF Green Ridge
street.
Born.-lo Nh. and Ms, I. c, H. Drcycr oD
Nov. ~. 4 son,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-22
THE WOMAN WHO WAS.

time Of change Of life and have been sick good deal of and When Mrs
talking the sickness Mrs eni told me to try Dr. perees Fayore
bring bottle each from the drug store and used them They did
made three bottles OF Prescription two Discover and two Pellets
for nothing had send washing out for was not able do Then
would bo misery hardly knew what with mye
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-22
MOOSlC.

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