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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-19
VtttStOu.

Die Sduuebrsr bon 8ittston
Iopniblp sineen leste Node on ben
Streii, neil lie felt Monatsn tsine 26bn'
une abalten bubeu. Rad ben i'm nm'
Iduf esbsnosn @srd6tsn su urtbeiIen. IL
bic 8ernaItune Der Sdulbet6tbe cine
iebt corrupte. ouber Der @elpmaneeI, cet
sum Streit flbrte.
SRI. 9bereia Ssus,itsin. cine lang
idbriee 9enobnerin oleisr Staot, per'
i6iso Dientas in Der Wobnune ibrer
Nldte. Sruu Suitine 2asutus BON Rorr
Wain Stra6e, mad elmer iedsp66entli'
den 3rnntbeit. Sic paro Dor 81 Sab,
rem in DsuifGlano eeboren. Die Bssr'
oisuns erfOIet mOraen i'm Soaenbad
5risbbOfe au Wiltes'8arre.
- Snmusl @ompers, Der prdiibent
Der 4msrican federation Of 2abor. duB'
erie fd am l2. December in elmer
WaGsnperiammIune Der 9iitsion, 0a..
Arbslter unter anberem ..Nm |. Npril
perben be 8ereinipten @rubenarbeiter
einen u6lftdnoieen arbeitstus uerLuneen.
@elin9t es ben Ntbeitern bee 2anbes
ntdt, TIRE Arbeits cit 3u perminbern. 70
ptrb ss ;u siner incufrieasn Panit tom,
men, bel tpsI6er bic Grbeit cine barte
'BrObe su befeben baben tpirb. SIN einsm
elnsisen eroBen 8ampfe tpiro Der 8eriub
9emubt tpercen, OBJ fie Ausoauer bat."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-19
Don Der eaefette.

Die Scranton Sdneerrunbe feiett an
Wontas. ben 80. DECEMBER. bas iG6n'
WeibnaGtsfeh.
@m. Sartman bon gbsrrp Stra6e er'
bielt Wontas bic Sanb b5s serbrddt, ale
bieIeIbs in ber iloli&sn Stablmat!s
,ipifden atpei Roasn eefanBen iparc.
sSr Sur @sibna&tsbdums unb 5ei'
srtaess Deioraticnsn aebet su
GIarf, benz SIoriaen,
@de WaIbineton unb Spruce.
Soispb Sberisfi. alias Soiepb Seaar,
oer bns poInii&e Wdbhsn Annie Suoad
perfiibrt bnben fol-, bas ii& nunmebr in
anberen umfdnben bsftnbet. tpuroe Dlons
tao far iein grfGeiuen por @eridt unter
$500 8drsi&aft sefelt.
Gin 8ranb in oem S&ornaein bes
@sbdubes on @Im SmaBs, @isentbum
bes Sobn @oniean uno bon stpei polnis
ihen SamiIien belpobnt. peruria 6ts
Sumftae Nbenb einen NIarm bon Gnfsn
53 Die Seusripebr bendItiste bic
5lammen prompt nit serinsem S&abeu.
Sn ber Bobuuus ibrsr gltsrn on
Bird Strabe psridieb Dientas Noreen
no1 Ianeem 1ntpObIfein SRI. Dilbelmins
BERG i'm Alter bon % Sobren. Die
8srhorbene, pel1e bon 8ater, Wutter
unb sipei @si1pifsrn tiberlsbt ipirb. ipirb
beuie Na4mittae 3ur Ietteu Rube beftat'
tst perben mad einem Erausrbienit in
Der sp. lutb, gbrihus airde, ben pafor
Witfe Ieiten tpirb.
Wattin, ber 12idbrise Sobn bes Wlats
lin DteIpin bonn iGoliaeu 9beiIe ber 30.
Darb. ipurbe Samitas i'm 2Ionbifs 8res
der nube Gonnea Bart bon elmer Wa.
ftine erfabt. tpel&er r3u nabe fam, unb
ron berfelbsn bsrumeenirbelt unb esgen
poritebenbe 9bsiIe eefdIeubert. 9lIs man
enblid bic Waibineris 3um Siilfanb
brabte. mar bsr Sunse ibuuoerbaft per.
Iebt uno es III frusli6, Oh ct ii& tuisbsr
srboIt.
"a unfere Buppsn Iinb meiitsns
oeuti6es Sabritat aus ben Stdoten Surlb
unb Sounebsrs unb iibettrsffsn on Duus
srbaftiefeit uae anberen. nuiere Nuss
tpabI itebt uuGbsrtrcfen ba unb mir buben
Buppen su isbsm 9rsiie. bon Sent bls
iu S2l 90. 10 bub aud bic drmfen @I'
tern ibre &inoer beidenfen tbnnen. aud
unfer ionitiseS 2aser BON Spieltpaaren
fann nireenbs in bieism 1beiIe oes 5taa'
tee titertrOffen tpercen. iotpobl oeutide,
fruns6iii6e pie au& umeritaniibe.
5Glutsn. @a8,a. S&uufeI' unO Ste.
dsnpferbe, Gbierfsuren ieOsr art unb
ionft 4ues. mas ben Alten sefdut uno
bic 8iuber erfreut, Spreht Dor BET s
.. Wiliams & 8rubsr. ylo. 3l2 unb 3l4
2adananna Apsnue. 1913
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-19
0as S66ue Weibnadbtefeff

fsbt bor Der 1bdrs unb iol1e, bic nod
ni&t ibr @infdufe boftir eematt baben,
ipiinidsn pir nod i'm Issien Nueenbl,d
duf unier rei&baltiess uno entipre6en'
beS 2aeer aufmeriiam au ma@en. Sc
bsitebt aus tauiepbsn BON Saben, bic su
@eidenfen fiir Sung uno alt seei8net
iinb; obf&on bic frGben 3dufer bic bette
NuspabI batten. III Der 8aurenUOrratb
lmmsr nod Elm iebr bOaitdnbieer unb mir
linb iiberssuet, bub mir ale 2unben su.
frieoen iteQsn i6nnsn. DaS @ebrdnee
lpirb in ben lesten paar Tasen por Weib'
nudten Elm sroBes iein. tommt baber 10
frdb ME m6sIi&, bamit es permieoen
uirb unb mir Sic bsfer beoienen fbnhen.
Sersebt nidt. boB mir aubsr Spielipaa'
rsn ieoer Art uno iontiaen au @si6enfeu
e'snsten @aarsn, oud 3uderpaaren,
RaRs, sic Cream, etc. liefsrn. unb awar
aaes gum billiefen preiie. Die @bre
Sbres 8sfu&ss 1T uns su iecsr 8eit etc
pdni9t. 1913
8. o. @iIIiamsunb 8ruber,
3l2-3l4 2adatpanna Auenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-19

= Die Ser. ct. &ssisruns bat bos
Dillep @issnibum an Wain unb Sdo
Strabe iest enoaGItie occeptirt uub Der
2aufpre,s bon s39 $50 tptro IN einieen
Gasen besubIt tperben.
Sn Der SoIsnisbsrluee bon getbid
& @uttis on ber Ode bon Sidotp uno
S,a SiraBen eniitano frGb ON Sonntns
Woreen eln 8raub, Der BOT feiner Be
ndltisune bas Werf fart beIddOisie.
Der 8etluit bettdet ettpa Sc. 1000. SIN
2ofomotiofunfen tpirb ale bic gnii it'b'
unesuriade betra6tst.
= Ser iSpere Sturm nm Somiiae
0adt bate in bieiiaer Na&batf&aft cine
uebe,flutbune ber niebTiaen ufer oes
Suaquebanna 5Iuhes sur Solee, nit
Toleenosm beoeutenben Sdaben; au6
uurben bic Ssriep GsntroI unb 2sbieb
Bailey @elei,e uusseuni&en unb span'
aen aur Betriebseinfelune. Wo bic
lletaHuibuns teinen S6aoen anridteie.
beiorete biss Der Minb, Der auberoroentIiG
tart blies.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-19
Qpn 2efer6bura.

- Der Sior& bsi&enits ben Or.
8ernaein nit einem aaerlisbtsn Suneen.
2ests @o&s lielIte Iit Elm munterer
Sunee BEL ben iunssn @bslsutsn Ssinri6
StbdsI. 1904 PauI Strobs, elm. So
III Der @rfteebOrens.
- Sin 4idbrisss 1b9tsrlein bsr Gbe.
lsute Sobn Start an Saul Strobs ipurbe
Iesten Samhae besrabsn. Sc tarb an
Der Group unb 1T bas stpeite 2inb, bas
bic @Itern innerbaIb einem Sabre perlo'
rem.
- Dur& ben i&peren Sturm Isstsn
5amftas Ra6t i6noa ber Roariup
8rooi 10 fart an, bab bas MnHer oas
5unbameut Der Bride nabs 8ernbart
Ibausr's an aib Strabs un;srsrub. mos
eurh cine Seite ber eiIsrnen Bride in
ous Wofer fel UNI fein 5ubriperf oarls
Der fabrsn ionnte upb nur Waesbdtie
mabiam ben Slut ireu,tsn. 2bauer
iHaifle Pferbe unb Basen auf oieisr
Seiis in Siderbsit. aua Srsb. SGtpar,
brodte feline 2abe auf ben Berg auber
@sfabr. Die 2eute an &i@isr Strabe
Hl6teten aus ibren 0auiern une man&e
Bobnunssn mireR bon DaRer umrinet,
10 bab be Genobner ni@t binnus fonn.
ten. am Sonntae Woreen 8 ubr fianO
bas @afer am bbGhen. 9u6 bic 6ub.
BRIDE. be mad Der Seibenfabrii ftibrts,
unb bic Dasenbrtde an Wprtle Strabs
iinb fortsei&nemmt. Die 5ubrlsuls
muB.en iiber Bunfer Sia fabrsn. um in
9ittIe England. Resnolbstown unb Nah.
barf6efl @aarsn ab5uIisfsrn. 8isls
Sabnsrbduisr unb anhers Mubsneebaubs
ipurbea ipeeeeihwemmi uno an Adtsr
Strabe itanbsn ale asgsr untsr Waflsr.
Der ..8epubliean" bonn DisnRae iasts,
BOZ bic Brdde an gib Strobe tpisbsI
fabrbar iei, absr man sripartst Fs srit
bsuts bsfabrsn Da iSnnsn,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-19
@erthtltheS.

Charles $. Sibsls, Der Sunbepersif'
Ter BON @reen &loee. betannte iid f&ul'
dig, e,bieIt absr pesen ieinss Alters uni
blsbstissn autsn 8ufes nur cine leihts
Strafe, Sl6 unb Rotten.
Der &nnbs @nparb 2orb, neIher nit
Aribur Nrmitrone un6 Wm. 8ssber
mebrere @inbrIhe mahte, purbs elmer
ReformibuIs iiberpteien, wGbrenb bic
,pei lsstereu eine Suspenoirung ibres
uribeils erbieIten.
Diariin @uaaebsr. BoIissiGsf bon
IbrOup. mus tpeeen Ansr'ff uuo Sold
serei S25 Strafe unb bic &oiten bssobleu.
Sine eleibe Strofe fur bahelbe 8ereebeu
srbislt Winas Woies.
5ruu @0rrie Yriiton bon 8sduiIle.
cine 2noenoiebin,' bat spei Nonate &C.
fdnsnlb absufben.
Snmss Role bon 8nton erbieIt tpseen
An'srIF uno S@IGsersi Is Gage 9sfdns'
nls.
Daniel uub 9atrid Siunssan, bic ben
BoIislfen Gbomas Sones tpdbrenb siueu
9ratpaa nuf Der SdOIsite, unIdbIid bei
5trObenbObuitreifes. uuarifsn. srbisltsr
rsipsi, 60 uno 80 Gage @sidnsnib susr'
lbeilt.
8. 6. Sones, tpsI4er Der Scranton
DaIrp Gompanie @slb untsrihIus. mui
s25 Strnfe uno bic aOiteu bs3iblen.
Sn benz 6aQe bes Sobn u. NeuIs
frtber hdttlf&er afsROr, Der bur6 &e
eOrber Wioir abgeisbt tpurbe, ebe ieIl
Amistermin abeslaufen nar uno oi
Stabt bann fur bic BiInns Ieines ga
Iairs usrtluete. enti6ieb Rldter Gurpen
ter eeeen NeuIs. ba bisier ielnen Aniprud
auf pas Nmt bate.
Aneelo Wocea. aIs uneeisbli1er @s
trdnfs 8ertdufsT dbsrFibrt. mub $50
Strafe bsaubIen unb brsi Ronate @e
fdnanis obEBen.
Sobn @erner BON 9etersburg, Der iei
men ReDolper nuf AboIpb DrabOfsf
sieIie. bat brei Blonate i'm @sfdnenib !
uerleben.
a&t @bsi&eibunsen ipurben esRsr
pom @sriht beipiaiet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-19
9as frenbige
Oetltnrtltel bet
glIfli6elt Tett=
tagS.Gintanfer

81 bsIfGnbis su bSrsn In bisftn 5astn In t.:
BEN 1btiIt bee eabsne, unb man taTf gttroli
faasn, bae sbe eas Gnbt Der WCGt fcmmt ptre
bsr 3ulauf 10 srpe, boe mir nit Mhts Nult be-
fritSieen fSnutu. Die Dabrbeit H. spir lttt'
men ben @tlbmad bee publifums nit Der Aus
pabI unIsrtr Stitrtaas. .@adrsn sttrcftn ju ba'
ben, uub bic parOlt III btrumsssanstn unttr
aufasp,dsn a6uftrn, SaB mir bic rsttsn Sd'
Gsn babsu fir @tiGsnfs iu ben rtGttn prsiisn.
Das IN wsuiaiftus bic stniist llriate, bic mir
uns esnItn f6nntn, fir bic uustpSbnits &b'
baftiefeit i'm Ssittassheibsn 70 pisls Gage Dor
8sibna&ttn. Dtet 2batid&t lGet sinsn baet'
asn BsluH unlnss enbsus ralbiam triGttntn,
psnu gis bas @sbrGnss psrmepsn polen, eas
f&tr In elm paar Gastn mmtu pirb, une NO
ss uns bann unmDsIit ftiu pirb, uhtrn 8rtun
ben uub @Uunsrn bic ssbabnnSs aufmerfiam'
feit au,utpenbkn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-19
Cine fhuftIerif6he Mnsffeanne
In ben
S9aufeniiern bon 0ebr. Nehnplbs.

@lne bGbide GusRsaune bonn Ssisr'
tags ROUiidten unb Shreibmateriolsn
irire eessiat in ben S4aufenit.rn bon
6etrGoer Repnolbs on gppcmins Nbe.,
0oieI Sermbn @sbdubs. SabiGs &a.
lenoer. 3intenfdlTer, SdreibuienIiIisn,
eolbpln.tirte BiIOerrubmen, @oIbfeosrn.
etc iinb oaieIbit in GROCER gerfGisbsn.
belt. q ne blbiGers AuswobI bsrartiser
@aaren 1T ME tuuOr in Oisisr Stabi ess
seist porOen. RaiboIIias @ebetbG%er.
eolOene 8eiiiiftbaIier, 9sbsrtOf6en, Der.
3lerte 96rb6en. Bibeln unO bnnDert ans
bers NEtIGsl. 50,2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-19
StaatC CbtO aOIsbp,l

Eutae phutRg ~.
8rant s. Gbenep bef9wSrt, bab er hsr
dltfrt partna Dsr 8irma .. ;. GbeHey &
60. 10. psbs @si6Gftf in bn Stabt IoIsbO,
in pbfngfnannitm County unb Staaif. ibut, unb
bas belnate 6irma Die Summe BON Elm bun.
brrt Dollars fir iebsn 5aa bon 9atanb
baableu wiTt, rfr bur6 bru @fbrauG pOn
1atl's 8atarrb- sur uiht efbftlt pg.
ben EaHH. aranf 5, &btgeY.
Bd&weTeB per mir une unifr.
I SiessI fGritbfn in Wfinsr GfsfnwaIi
t~~S am &. StpiembeT v. .. 1856,
". W. @leafpn, SFsntIiGu Aoiar.
6aIe aaiorrb.8ur pirb innfrIiH gtHpmmsn,
uHb hitit btrftt puf bas Dnt uHp bic iGIdmistn
Obsrh6&sH bee Sshfms, eaBt Gu9 3susniIs
frsi iuf&Iden.
4. :. &btnes 3 Co., Teltbs, ..
- 8eriauft Don alien NpOtbsfsrH. rs Gts,
Dsas 9amiIisa YiaeH 6Hb bic tsliH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-19
1tmter NOrratb
ton sSeierta0ss
800rcm

umfost 9Snppen, Spielfaoben,
@ptele, SIeber, Sric;a . rae,
Sefebmetbe, e,&dnbubrem, ,sSan=
cp 2ebermaareu. fiinfflet iIbe
Nabelarbeiten, Narfiimerien.
Saicbentiicber, Sbtrme, Sei:
ben Batfts, Nelje, GlDafs,
Craperiem, &eppicbe. Sifcb:
2einnanb. SancD Salsbeflei:
bunsen, Sambi6nbe. WSdm:
mer.Musifa fftrun9en, etc. nnc,
tpis seuObnIlt. fibren mir aud Ous Uoa'
itdnoisfs AhOrtement in ber Statt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-19
Gine natiirlide TnIae. @eIb[udt N

Cine natiirli@e SuIse. @eIbiudt IL
bic naturIl1e TOlss BON 2eberleicen.
r5orn's Nlpentrduier 8lutbeleber bas
naiiirIi6e Wlt(sl ite su bsllen. @r rein,
iet bns 8Iut pon ansebdufier Sale uno
ipornt bic trdss 2sbsr su neuer Sbdtlss
felt. 81 uur our6 2ofdl Asentsn ooer
olreft bon oem @teentbImer, Dr. Better
5obrnep, il2-ll4 9. SOpne aUs.,
@beuso, 81 Su bssieben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-19
mdnue 0ouufu.

6nnesoale. elmer am Sonntae
ab8ebultenen 8eriammlune oeS 81. So.
iepb nnterftdbunss 8sreins fpurben far
oos laufenbe Sabr foIssnes 8snmtsu CT.
ndblt: Brdiioent, Serena Dsniesr; 8iae.
Prdfoent. Sobn .. SSHsin; Sstretdr,
@sorse S6neRneer 8ebllfs. Sstrstdr.
8. s. GAL; S&asmsiitsr, Anbgsas
oanieu; 9ruitsss, @Oiparb Dieter, So.
fepb Did uno @onrab Wift; WarI&alI,
NI&ael Beter; 8annsrtrissr, s. s.
5Isosrbah.-Sn isinsr Dobnuns an Der
oberen Bsh StEabe peri&ieo am Srsitae
Ra&mittaa mad iur,sr 2ranibsit an Der
Suneenentsaneuus Sobn WeiisT in Xlter
BON SO Sabren; Der Beraorbene mar
lanee Sabre al8 RahtpSbtsT bel esr o.
Il 8. Gompanie aneehelt. SeiRe 4e.
eroIeune erfoiets SOnntae Na&miitas.
epeaiGts GBaaren far bic Teiers
taee
SubeI Getrodnsts Q men.
Sprin9erIe,
Pfefsrnads.
Stempflaher,
Rlrnbereer
2ebfu&en.
Cine erObe ausuabI bon GanOp, Rais
len unc ApfeIfnen,
Der eabsn Ut bic 0 llhr Akenhs
ee6fnet.
@btp, Sisbeder,
$50 2a6'a @be.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-19
Ser Scrleger'
8Ider= Nerfauf

sspinnt tGaIiH an umfans, unb parum IoIItG
q aud ri6t2 S6rtibt fur tinsn RataIpe oetl
bcIst ru6 tinen, ptnn sin eitbbabsr pOn sutrr
8iGnn nulfre preils tptrbsn Sts liberia.
iasn. Di, Su6sr.a abtbsiIuns bsfnbst lit bin.
ter BEN Glcaf- DFparttmtnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-19

81 SbHen nHbequem, ibre ginfdufe
mabrsnb bss Sasss sn MAIDEN, femmeH
sic abenes. agir babtn bis 9 llbr
abenbs often. bon isbt bio snm Gbrift'
abenb.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-08-30
A Harvest Supper.

The Presbyterian choir journeyed the
ten miles from Yale to Peck on We'd
nesday to help the M. Z. people to dis.
pose oe big harvest supper and also
to give them some music in the church
afterward. They arrived in Peck at
six o'clock and after brushing off the
dust at the home of George Savell, they
proceeded to the town hall where they
met with cordial handshakes and intro
ductions from the hospitable people of
the burg. The tables were spread with
a bountiful supper and after partaking
heartily they were invited to the home
of Mr.. Leonhard where half hour was
very pleasantly spent. The program at
the church was presided over by L. G..
Graham, the worthy editor of the Peck
Times, and consisted of plenty of music,
recitations and addresses by Rev. Durr,
Rey. Stirton, DR.. Toal, and Mr.. Graham.
After few moments at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Savell, the Yale people
started on their beautiful moonlight
drive home, where they arrived at the
early hour of two o'clock.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-08-30
YALE St. Clair County. Mich, FRIDAY. AUGUST 30 1901
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
YALE, MICH
FOR DEPosIToRs, $40, 900

PatronIze Solid Home Institution.
Interest on Time Deposits.
All Business Confidential.
b. r. NOBLE, Pres.
Il. A. GRISWOLD. Vice-Pres.
e. f. FEAD, Cashier.
Directors:-B r. Noble, +. A. Griswold. Il. +
Fead. b. McNultv, j. G. Holden. II. w. Menerey.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-08-30
Meet and Organize.

A regular meeting of the School
board of Dist. No. l, Brockway town.
ship, was held in Director Harvey Tap
pans office Wednesday evening at $50.
Meeting called to order by r. III. Me-
Mercy, moderator. Members present,
Harvey Tappan, director; f. z. Currier,
assessor; III. Q. Martin and j. a. Men
zies, trustees.
The new board proceeded to organize
for the coming school year. The fol-
lowing officers were elected
Director-R. Ii. Menerey.
Moderator. a. MenZies.
Assessor-F. Il. Currier.
Harvey Tappan, who has been direct
or for number of years, asked that
he be not elected this year for his work
was such that he could not give proper
attention to the dictatorship, and for
this reason he was not reelected.
On motion James Brown was ap-
pointed to take school census.
The Board talked quite favorably of
putting in new water closets in the
basement of the high school building
running a sewer to Mill Creek and con-
Meeting with the city water works.
The old system is very unsatisfactory
and if on investigation the Board be-
lieves it to be advisable the new system
will be put in at once.
II. ii. Menerey was ordered to have
the fences around the high school
grounds repaired and put in good or
der
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-08-30
Sam Bettes Mobbed.

Zanesville, o., Aug. 2s, Special-Rev.
S. G.. Bettes, an evangelist hailing from
Yale, Mich, was set upon by mob OF
300 people, while he was delivering an
address from the court house steps
here last evening. He was only res.
cued by timely arrival of the police,
Shortly after he was rescued by the po.
lice, a mob of iron-workers appeared
with a rope to hang the preacher.
The mob followed the police and
preacher to the city prison, where Bet
tes was locked up for safekeeping. Re-
Inducements were then sent for, and
after the police had cracked several of
the ringleaders' heads, the crowd dis
banded.
Bettes, who is very radical in his
views, was making severe attack on
the subject of intemperance and also
started in to villify the Catholic church,
the preachers of the city and all the
great men of the country
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-08-30
a Pleasant Gathering.

A very pleasant reception was held
at the residence of &. ID. Ellis last Fri
day evening in honor of Rev. VIM.
Coulter. About rs were present, and
after several songs had been sung, Mr..
Ellis made q few remarks and Mrs.
Ellis read little poem entitled "The
Noisy Seven or the Fruit of Faithful
Sowing" A short speech was then
made by Fr. Cullinane expressing his
appreciation of Elder Coulter's friend
ship and his sterling worth as minis
ter and as a citizen, after which in well
chosen phrases Mr.. Ellis presented a
package to Mr.. Coulter containing a
suit of clothes, a small token of affect
ion from Yale friends. Mr. Coulter
feelingly responded and Judge Tappan
also paid his tribute to the well beloved
ex-pastor of the Presbyterian church
in remarks fitting the occasion. The
choir then sang "Only Remembered for
What He Has Done" The ladies serv-
ed cake and lemonade and with another
song all shook hands and wished Rev.
Coulter God Speed on his journey and
the best of prosperity wherever he
might make his new home.
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Hot as a Hornet.

Our old friend, Dave Brown, came
down town the other morning with
every evidence of agitation plainly
written on his usually placid counten-
ance. 1t is far from common to see
Daye annoyed at anything and of
course we kept investigating until we
learned the cause. 1t seems that when
Dave removed his trousers, the night
before, preparatory to retiring to vir-
tuous rest. large amble jointed hornet
straying around trying to find place
to lay his weary head, found the pants
and comfortably ensconsed himself in
the most ample portion thereof. OF
course Dave was happily oblivious 10
all of this until the next morning when
he sought to don the covering to his
lower extremities and then all of his
trouble began. When Mr.. Hornet
found his peaceable possession rudely
disturbed by nice, big, fat piece OF
human anatomy, he Immediately drew
his little weapon and began working ii
about after the fashion that sewing
machine works the needle. The effect
on Dave may be better imagined than
described. lie first yelled fire, and then
murder, but he wasn't losing a second
getting out of those pants, out of that
room and out of the house. When the
children had coaxed Dave down off the
front fence and into the house, they
examined his injuries and found that
he had been fatally stabbed in just
twenty.nine different places. Dave de-
clares that he will not be able TO draw
on his trousers for month without
feeling the chills go up his back.
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contained in the auditorium needed
but slight odor of sulphor to enable it
to become horribly suggestive. But,
notwithstanding the awful heat and
the proximity of unpleasant sugges-
tions; the ministers and citizens were
as frisky as a lot of colts turned loose
in a clover path. They told stories and
joked each other numerically and the
perspiration that poured forth seemed
but to increase the flow of wit and elo-
quence.
Judge Tappan, in happy vein, told
"reminiscences of a certain NJ. Il. min
lister with whom he once lived in Brock
way Centre in the days long since past
and his address of welcome was cordial
and we'll received. Chairman, Rev.
John w. Gray, who was once a popular
preacher here, responded in his usual
witty and interesting manner, and ap-
parently thinking there had been some
allusion to him in the address of well
come, he told how in the days gone by,
when Judge Tappan was "lone, lorn
school marm" he had nursed the en-
bryo Judge through case of measles,
carrying water to him that had been in
the house over night and other like
ministrations. We noticed that the
Judge looked conscience smitten when
these matters were brought back to
his mind.
The "welcome to Yale pulpits" which
was to have been delivered by Rev.
William Coulter, was very ably given
by Rev. G. ID. Ellis of the Presbyterian
church of this place. His talk was in
teresting, witty and well received. The
response of Rev. Saigon was full of
good religious thought.
James Brown welcomed the minis
ters to Yale homes and gave good
talk, reminiscent in its character.
Among other things that James re-
membered was the burning of an M. =.
gospel tent together with large
amount of their literature, on what is
now one of the business sites in this
village. He also remembered that soon
after the fire, out from its ashes sprung
one of the biggest crop of weeds he
ever saw. The ministers smiled pain
fully.
Rev. G. w. Stevenson, who was once
teacher of Yale schools. made a
spirited response which with music by
quartette of Yale Cornet Band and
selections by the Male Quartette con-
cluded the program.
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Notes Purchased eSs Money Loaned
on Notes and Real Estate
Commercial and Savings
Departments

JAS. LIVINGSTON, President.
JAS. MocoLL, Vice-President.
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They STRUCK II Rich.

1t was grand thing for this commu-
nifty that such an enterprising firm as
Grant Holden secured the agency for
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, the wonderful remedy that has
startled the world by its marvellous
cures. The furor of enthusiasm over
it has doomed their business, as the de-
mand for It is immense. They give
free trial bottles TO sufferers, and posi-
lively guarantee it to cure Coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis. Asthma; Group, and
all Throat and Lung Troubles. A trial
proves its merit. Price SOC and Sl.00.
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Rounds & Vancamp.

Get one of those fly nets of us and
protect your horse.
Feltless sweat pads and horse gall
cure will make work easier for your
horse. We sell them.
Buy eau of So-Boss-So the greatest
fly killer on earth. No flies on your
horse with one application.
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John Hutton.

We will be in shape this fall to show
you an exceptionally fine line of stoves.
Minimum prices for maximum worth
at our store.
A hard winter brings out the defects
of faulty plumbing. Our work is war
ranted to stand the test.
If you are building let us figure on
that bill of hardware for you.
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warm article from at least
two standpoints. First,
the weather, which had
been warm all day, did not
cool perceptibly at even
tide, and when the large
NJ. =. chapel became filled
to its utmost capacity,
standing room being at a