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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-11
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Delaware and Hudson Railroad.

November ~, 1'nl.
Trains leave Carbondalc ut citS s'st'o" Us '''
lows: oo @ .o
For Scranton and Wilkes.BaIrc .oVo, w. 90 gS
p.Ot, 1OOi, iI.gi u. m; 100, LAB, 2oo, 3''V'
5.00. 1.08. 1901, ilOO p. IN. Ia
2.i6, $50. s.3J p. M. ,,A, xov
For Albany. Saratoga. Montreal. Boston, NV Nv,
England points, etc, 100 a. M; so' " '''
daily). 49,, q, "a. , ~, .
L51. Ga p. m. , ,,.,,,d, ,le
Sunday trains leave Waymart and ho"e'''''
It o..30 a. M; 4.ij ~. III. ,,.,,..s.u,rre
. Trains arrive at tarbondale from NlihoH o ~ =,
md Scranton as follows: Gj5 s.3,. oaY. ~, ~,
I, M; 12.3T, 0G 3.i3, l2s. Cos, 'O'' Ss'' "''''
151 y. IN; EOS a. m. an "a.
Sunday trairs arrive ut 9.2T a. M; '"'''' ''''
IS, G23 11.5j p. IN. . v,v.
Sunday rains arrive at Caibondaie from wy
mart and Iloncstlale at Ell and 40 p H.
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TO TANNERY SWITCH.
Trolley Cars Will Run Beyond City
Line for the First Time Today.
Forest City Line to Be Opened
Soon.

Soon.
Commencing with this morning, the
trolley cars Will run beyond the, city
line as far as the tannery switch. This
Is the first traffic in that direction since
the shutting down OF the road OH Sept.
20 of last year. The schedule will be
the same as before the strike--a car in
either direction every half hour.
| The line to Forest City Is ready for
operation, but the company Is not pre-
pared. as yet. to place cars in opera
ton. During the strike, the cars were
not Kept In repair. as there was no
necessity for It. This leaves Short
age, which will be relieved as soon as
| the cars can be turned out. The line
as mentioned before. is ready for oper-
| alton. What little repairs are neces-
| sary In the way of new wires and the
| like. have been fully attended to and so
| soon as the company has cars at it's
disposal, traffic to Forest City will be
resumed. Perhaps before another
week, cars will run through from
Scranton to the end Of the division.
! 1t is quite remarkable, the impetus
that has been given to all lines Of
business by the settlement of the
strike. 1t Is noticeable in the air Of
confidence that fill the merchants and
| others who are engaged in CONNER
cial activities. The crowds on the
streets seemed ito have greatly in
creased. the cars bringing persons into
town evenings, who remained away
while subjected to the inconveniences
of trudging into town. The resump-
tion of travel has been the means Of
bringing an increased number from
| nearby places. south of the city, to
transact business and do purchasing in
Carbondale. Merchants readily testify
TO this, having received orders since
Monday that should and would have
been placed several weeks ago, but for
the fact that the cars to this city were
rot accessible.
Travel continues to increase daily,
and with the opening of the Forest
city line, an adedd impetus will be
felt in trade circles. The prospects of
a lively spring and summer trade in
Carbondale grow brighter each day.
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Subscribers to The Tribune are re-
uuested to report any irresularlty OF
confusion in the delivery OF TINS paper
either to the Carbondale branch OF Ihe
Tribune in the Burke building, or ROD
ert & Reynolds. newsdealers. some
confusion in delivery has been reported
to this office. and TO aid in efficient SER
vice subscribers are urged to report at
once any DELINQUENCY.
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THE PASSING THRoNG.

Robert O'Connel OF llonesdac, was At the
Harrison House yesterday.
Mr. iianuer, OF Forest City, was a Carbon llc
visitor YESTERDAY.
C. H. Jeaers, OF scranton, made business trip
to CarbondGe yesterday,
J, ID. Davenport. Of scranton. was at the
American House last night.
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CRESCENTS ARE
GETTING READY
Limbering UP for the Opening of the
Season with the Scranton Team-A
Practice Game saturday-Club to
Run a Social.

The manager of the Crescents is
shaping matters for the appearance OF
the team in Scranton on Saturday,
April &c, when a game will be played
with the professional team that will
represent the Electric City in the Penn-
sylvania State league this year.
The Crescents are already giving close
attention to the preliminaries of the
game. All of the players are in active
training. and not a day passes, that IS
favored by the weather, but what they
get out and practice. In order to get
themselves into fine fettle for the first
real contest, the management is arrang-
ing for game, practice game. to take
place the beginning. of the week. The
opposing side. If the arrangements
under way be perfected, will be made
up OF players from the different parts
Of the town who know how to play the
game and will give the Crescents run
for their glory.
Much interest Is manifested in the
game with Scranton, and there is con-
siderable speculation as to the person.
mel Of the Crescents on that occasion.
The Tribune today publishes the first
authoritative lineup on that day, the
others that appeared being purely
guesswork. Unless sickness or some
other accident occurs. the Crescents
will play as follows: Lotus. catcher:
Smith. McAndrew, pitchers: Moran,
first base: Harte, second base: Fiana-
gan. shortstop; Murray, third base,
Cuff, left field: Emmett, center field;
Harris, right field.
There will be no game in Wilkes
Barre on Monday, April 2S, as was an
nounced in another paper, the manage
ment having heard nothing from the
Wilkes Barre manager.
The Crescents have arranged for
social to be held in the Burke building
on Tuesday evening, April %. Music
will be by Firth. Tickets are so cents.
The dance will be for the purpose OF
raising funds to defray part of the
clubs expenses, and there is no doubt
of a ready response on the part of the
public.
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Phonograph Numbers Tonight.

l.. 4. Roberts will give a phoncgr1ph enter
tainment at the Congregational church com
n!encing at o'clock this evening. The proceeds
will 20 toward the church fimd. An evening Of
ENJOYABLE entertainment is promised the patroni
OF The concert.
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The Glover Leaf Dance.

The Clover Leaf dancing assembly conducted a
terminal dance in the Burke buildn. last even
ing that marked the clo.e OF Il successful social
season. Professor Firth provided music for the
host OF Young people who derived keen enjoyment
from the pleasures OF the evening,
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New York, Ontario and Western.
Scptcmbcr IL. 1901. on

Trairv lcove Cnrbon,laie for scranton at 4" a.
a.: 400 p. III.
sunday trains at 100 a. m. G.W y IN =,
Trains leave Carbondalc for points ho' ,;,s
iI!1O II. M. On Sunday at o.1O u. III, ,o w.,
leaving at Il 90 u. M week days and w a. r, w..
sundays make connections ior New lorN' WI"
aall. etc. n ,G
Trains arrive from Scranton at lilo u. in. ., r
H. m, from points north, 100 y. M S"'"'s
from Scranton at 80 u. M. and 40 W. "''
from Calosia at COG p. m.
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Moved from Scranton.

The family OF William Felnwald, the Nortl,
Main street barber, removed nom scranton 10 this
city Wednesday. Mr., and Mrs. Feinwald have
gone to housekeeping in one of tie Kennedy
houses on River street. +.
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Visiting Officials.

sccon Vice President II, e. Young, Assistant
Superintendent of Motive Power j. n. SlJulN
Controller Culver and other high officials of The
Delaware and Hudson company, OF Albany, y. v,
We're in the city Wednesday in conference with
the local officials,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-11
Mayor o'Neill Changes His Quarters

Hon James j, o'Nelll is now loruted in The
mayors office on the second floor of The municipal
building. lie made the change yesterday mov-
ing his office effects and law library from his
office in the Burke building 10 the city hall OF
flee which he lett three years ago.
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On a Western Visit.

NIr and Ms. j. ". Mccain, Of Greenfield, lett
on the Erie flyer last evening Tor 1Huanan, IN.
After visiting there some time with relatives,
they will visit several OF the large western ctie,
before returning home,
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Recovering from Pneumonia.

Louis Bernard, ~ Nla,hed Yard, formerly
foreman n the Ontario and Western shops at that
place, WHO was dangerously III of pneumonia, is
improving and ON the read 10 recovery
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-11

Main street shop of the Delaware and Hudson, i
being temporarily iltcd by Robert II. Miller, o
the locomotive shop.
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Home on Account of illness.

Dan Davis, oi South Washington street, is con-
fined to his home by illness His position at the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-11
A Talk on India.


| Perhaps the most absorbinsly inter-
esting feature of the afternoon session
was the informal talk by Rev. c. a.
r. Janvier, who is here in the interest
of missionary work in India
Rev. Mr.. Janver left his pulpit in
Trenton. n. j.. fifteen years ago TO en-
ter the missionary field in India, where
he has since labored with Il burning
zeal and undying devotion. He is one
of the most earnest and forcihe speak
ers that has ever been heard by the
missionary society of the Scranton dis
trict, and during his talk he spread
his thoughts in Il manner that was
certainly impressive and conVicting.
He drew Il graphic picture of the con-
diton in India that make the spiritual
life of the natives as almost dead, of
the most confirmed torpor and leth-
argy. He urged upon his hearers the
necessity of an awakening that would
mean greater results in money sub
scriptions, in volunteers and the power
of the Holy Spirit. This power of the
spirit he impressed upon his hearers
with the utmost force, was the most
necessary factor in the work of devel-
oping and sustaining the missionary
field.
Rev. Mr.. Janviers description of ma
tive life in India was graphic indeed.
The immortality of the natives was
grossly hugrant they are spiritually
dead, and to the extent that he could
not affirm the statement that there was
no cause for saying that there had been
higher standard of morality among
these people as Il whole.
During one of the waiting periods,
Miss Minnie Wallace gave a clever rec
itation.
After the appointment of committees
by the chair, the first session ended,
the delegates repairing to the lecture
| room of the church, where a splendid
supper awaited them, The committees
We're.
Nominating committee-Mrs George
Blanchard, Mrs. Jacob Pfeiffer, Scran-
ton; Mrs. Charles Lee, Carbondale.
Resolutions-Mrs. +. l" Hitchcock,
Mrs. j, r. Peck, Scranton; Mrs. $, NJ,
Young, Mooslc.
Evening Session.
The devotional meeting last night
was attended by fair sized assem-
blage of delegates and townspeople,
| The session was psesided over by Rev.
Charles Lee, pastor of the First Pres
byterian church, and was pervaded
throughout by deep religious fervor.
The meeting began at T.30 o'clock.
The .chdf sang in fine spirit the an
them, Lift Up Ye Gates Rev. Chas.
Lee then read portions Of the Scripture
from the thirty-third chapter of Eek
lei anS the tenth charSar of Romans,
and asked the Divine blessing on the
reading Of the same.
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Or. PgERCE'S COMMON SENSE MEDICAL ADVISER
containing Thousand than 700 Illus
tons, sent receipt stamps Of mailing
ONLY. Send 81 he volume,
0ntv stamps f0" tire hock In paper
Address: Dr.. n. w. PIERCE; Buffalo. NJ. y.
The daily sentinel., 1902-07-15

A hose cart has been received at the
union depot and fire force will be or
gapised to fight the FIRE aend.
The daily sentinel., 1902-07-15

I'LL MY Studio will be open
r from 9 to II am. and
E from 2 to 5 pm. only.
X This becomes necessary in
g order to give me time to
= properly handle the in
= creased patronage, and !
ask my friends to govern
r themselves accordingly.
r Sunday sittings by ap-
Z pointment only. Fotog-
f rafer Dean, 20I North 5th
street. Phone 642 Red.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-01-27
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II PERSONALS. e

A. J. Jones of Atlee is in the city
today.
Dr. j. W. Echols is in the city to-
day from Gainesville.
J. S. Blanton is visiting friends and
relatives in Bliss. Texas.
Max Heyman is in teh city today
from Gainesville, and the boys are
glad to see him.
Adolph Thill IL in the city today
from Purcell. Mr. Thill is the consta
BILE to Judge Pfeiffers court.
II. f. Watkins. the railroad contrac-
tor, is in the city today from his camp.
He reports work progressing nicely
out his way.
Commissioner William Pfeiffer came
In today at noon and will remain tn.
greater part of the week. holding court
in Judge Bradford's place, who is IN
Washington.
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TAN AND WIFE BADLY BURNED
In Trying TO Save the Life of Their
Little Girl.

IittiC biTf.
This morning about 8 O'Clock
after the family of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lutte Johnson were all up aud a
good hot fire was burning in the
stove, little Katie. their only
daughter, by some means or other
let her dress catch on fire.
The mother and father went to
her rescue in minute, but the
flames had gained such headway
that it was only through the com
bined efforts of both they were
extinguished.
In their endeavor to extinguish
the flames, Mr.. and Mrs, johnson
were both badly burned on the
hands. Katie was not burned, but
badly scared.
DIR. Booth says that nothing SER
ious will result from the burns,
but they were rather severe.
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DISTRICT COURT.
Happenings in and Around Ardmore's
Temple Of Justice.

lemple OF justice.
The district court convened this
morning and the civil docket was TAX
en- up. The court room was cold not
withstandIng a roaring fire was burn.
ing in the big stove that stood about
the center of the room. The Judge went
to make an entry on the docket and
could not do so from the fact the ink
was frozen and had to be thawed out.
The first entry was in the case of
S. o. Gross VS.. Annie Il. Gross. A de-
cree was granted.
In the estate of John F. Gardner,
II. A. Higgins was appointed admins
traitor
The case of Mary j. Frost VS. J. f.
Robertson ct al, was transferred TO
Pauls Valley
The case of H. l.. Howell vs.. VIM.
Bratcher was continued by agreement.
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NEWS OVER PHONE.
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Provence.


Mrs. Cone died at an early hour
Saturday morning at this place. Her
remains were buried here yesterday
afternoon. Deceased leaves a husband
and four or five children.
Grandpa Avants died here yester-
dag morning of old age. Deceased was
so years of age. He has been living
with his grandson, Will Edison, two
miles north of town for some time.
Springer.
+. M. Fox was here Saturday from
Ardmore on business.
John Curley went to Ardmore Sat
urday.
George Heron has moved into his
new residence here.
George O'Bryan is still improving.
Lone Grove.
Matte, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. T. e. Tanner. who has been
quite sick, is reported better today.
Z. S. Cummings has returned from
Greenville, Tex, much improved in
health.
DR. John Settle has returned from
Memphis, Tenn, where he has been
taking a course of lectures.
Dr. Harper has returned from the
Creek Nation where he has been look
ing after his cattle.
Fred Morrow is sick with pneu-
monia.
s. V. Moore of Sherman, Tex, is
here today on business.
- Russet.
The baby of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Warner died last night of Group. The
remains will be buried this afternoon.
The remains of Mrs. w. NJ. Parker,
who died at Caddo Saturday, were
brought here and will be given burial
this afternoon at this place.
There is considerable sickness here
at present.
Berwyn.
C. C. Moran and Miss Little Burns
were married here yesterday after
noon at o'clock by Rev. Moon. They
will make their future home on the
Mulkey place, south of town.
Our sick are all improving.
Tishomingo.
b. II. Colbert has returned from
Guthrie, where he took the thirty-sec'
ond degree Of Masonry. He appears
well and healthy after going through
the initiatory work.
Mr.. Purdon was called to Sherman
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-01-27

That big stock of woolens purchased
from Ringer Bros, is selling fast. Here
are the prices that make them move
81 pants for So, So pants for s. and So
pants for 81. Suits as low as 500. The
price has been lowered but the goods
and the workmanship remain the
same. w. II. BYRD.
26-3t The Leading Tailor
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Hotel DESTROYED.

Kings Exchance today received
the following over their wire from
New York City.
One half of Murray Hill Hotel
demolished by an explosion this
forenoon, No particulars yet.
There is great excitement.
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Saturday to meet some railroad pro
jectors who propose to build a line
of road from Sherman to this place.
No developments have been given out
regarding this line.
+. S. Adams, who is assisting Mr.
Colbert in collecting the tribal tax,
says the merchants are paying same
very satisfactorily.
C. r. Brundage, cashier of the First
National bank. who has been quite
sick for some time, is able to be at his
work again.
+. Il. Goodwin, recently of Ardmore,
has joined his family here. He says
Ardmore is good town. out Tishomin-
go is the only one in his opinion.
r. S. Wooten, of the firm of Wooten
& Hays of Denison, is visiting here
this week and has invested in Tish-
omingo property.
Mrs. Bob Rudisill is visiting friends
in Dallas.
Rev. Weiss and wife of Ardmore
were with us Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. Weiss gave us three interesting
sermons for which we are very thank
ful. Rev. Weiss is of the opinion that
Presbyterian church will be estab-
lished here shortly.
Drs. Vannoy and Davenport have
moved their Offices into the new Van
noy building, where they have some
nice Office rooms.
Arthur Hightower, one of our pop
ular town boys, who is at work with
the U. S. surveyors, is visiting here
for few DAVIS.
DR.. Heflen has moved into his new
office rooms in the Vannoy building.
We do not need many more citizens
to make Tishomingo a city, as we
have from two to fve births each
week.
j., Wynnewood.
DIR. b, S. Davenport, aged II years,
died here last night at O'Clock at
the home of j. G. Tripp. His remains
I L. 4 L.
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SMOOTH FELLOWS, INDEED.
TWO Men Pass Counterfeit Checks in
Ardmore-Got Away.

Ardmore-Got Away
On Saturday night, the 18th of this
month, two of the smoothest fellows
worked this town that ever scratched
a pen. They were men who made It a
business of procuring checks and forg.
ing some prominent firms name to
them, and pass them on the unsuspect.
ing public.
These two fellows went at II right
and in oredr that there would be no
failure on their part they carry their
own printing outfit, which aids them
TO great extent.
In this instance they went to the
First National bank and stole a lot
OF blank checks. They then print the
firm of the Ardmore Mil and Ele.
vator on 1t, make out the check TO
George Evans or bearer and the
amount of dollars in the check is
printed with a stamping machine,
which they carry, perforating the
holes throught and ,nrough. with tho
5 mark on each end, thus: ($lS$) and
signed w. NJ. Gwyn.
They were all from the same firm.
and the one passing the check woce
a common suit of clothes, a little
flour sprinkled on his hat. and his ac.
tions. his looks, and the checks pre-,
sented were calculated to fool anyone.
On entering the store he would make
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At the Jail.

Lit Holt, charged with assault
to kill, was brought in yesterday
from Durwood by Deputy Hen
son. Holt is 46 years old and
neither reads or writes.
j. b. and Lum Aiken gave bond
today aud were released from Jail.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-01-27

Another barber arrived in the city
last night He is stopping at the resi-.
dence of Tom Roberts on North Wash
ington street. He is 1O.pounder and
the mother and child are doing well.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-01-27

About 20 dozen Mothers Friend
waists for boys nicely laundried and
worth 75c You can buy them now at
35 cents. (26.2D ED RINGER.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-01-27

The East Side Lumber company is
a favorite among people who are buy.
ing lumber Their stock is always re.
liable and prices very reasonable. II
you are not already one of their Gus
toners get them to make you prices
on your next bill. 26-3t
FRALEY BROS. Managers
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Ladies', come in and buy a pair of
those fine gloves for your husbands.
They are selling at actual cost.
26-2t ED RINGER.
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See what bargains w. II. Byrd is Sf-
fering on tailor-made suits aud pants.
His prices are lower than usual. 2G-3t
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a few purchases present the check for
payment, stating that he had just got
paid off, and after deducting the
amount of his purchase the balance
was paid him in money.
So far we have heard of. checks
were passed on the following firms:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-01-27

That new house you are building is
not complete untilyou have insurance
policy on it written by us.
26-3t Wolverton & Son.
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A good business man always looks
closely after his insurance. Remem-
Der we represent the best line of COM
panies in America.
26-3t WOlverton e Son.
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Don't put too much OF Laidlaw's coal
in your store at once; II will make
your room too warm. 26tf
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Whose Horse ?

Taken up, a grey horse, seven years
old, branded NJ block on left shoulder,
14la hands high, shod, old shoes. own
er apply T. B. Cathey City Livery
Stable, Ardmore. |. T. 27-d2-wtf
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Faith may move mountains, but 1t
takes coin to move household goods.
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Unless a man settles down he II
seldom in a position 10 settle up.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-01-27

You can't convince a dyspeptic that
to be good is to be happy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-01-27

Reputation is a bubble hard to blow
out but easily burst.
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The recent heavy selling may have
broken our stock. but come afrund
1t may be that we have just what YOU
want.
26-3t East Side Lumber Co.
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Many young man leaves the farm
because there is no place like home.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-01-27

The great trouble with first love
seems to be that Il is seldom the last.
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get hold of this item sooner was be-
cause the parties duped expected 20
catch them by keeping It secret No
clue of the counterfeiters has been
secured yet.
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WynneWood.

Or. b. S. Davenport, aged n years.
died here last night at O'Clock at
the home of J. G.. Tripp. His remains
were buried here this afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock.