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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-05-09
THE PASSING THRoNG.

Russell Carpenter was a Scranton
visitor Wednesday.
F. S. Myers, the news dealer, was a
Scranton visitor Wednesday,.
Miss Elsie Roche of Jermyn, was a
Carbondale visitor on Wednesday.
David S. Ryan, of Scranton. visited
among the local druggists yesterday.
Edward Stevens and Claude Oliver
attended Il dance in Forest City last
evening.
Joseph Holt, a former resident of this
city, now of White Mills, is visiting
relatives in town.
II. w. Clark, manager of the Postal
Telegraph station here, was in Oily
phant yesterday on business.
Willis Wilson, David Morgan and
Lloyd Mills, OF this city, were Forest
City visitors Wednesday evening.
Curt and Ora Lee, Lloyd Mills and
d. Willis Wilson attended a dance in
Deckers hail. at Dundaff, last evening.
Frank Messett, of Brooklyn street, a
student at the Medico-Chirurgical col
lege, Philadelphia, is home for the sum-
mer vacation.
w. W. Parmelee "a representative of
the Wallace shows, which will be in
Carbondale Oh May "a, is stopping at
the Harrison house.
John Murphy. an employe of the
Delaware and Hudson, is moving his
household goods from his home in Sus-
quehanna to this city.
Miss Anna LaNay, trimmer at Miss
Gallaghy's millinery parlors was called
to Wilkes-Barre this week by the dan
gerous illness of her mother.
j. Il. Waite, of Philadelphia, repre-
senting The Etude, a musical monthly,
which has numerous subscribers in this
field, was at the Harrison house yes
terday,
Mrs. Edward Coon and daughter,
Miss Lillian, who have been visiting
Misses Lillian and Sarah Coddington,
have returned to their home in Bng-
hamton, n. Y.
Hon. r.. c. Severance, of St. Paul,
Mimi, has returned to his home via
New York city, after stopping some
time at Hotel American. while he Wis
tied among the scenes of his boyhood
days in Carbondale.
>. Singer, Isaac Singer and sister,
MISS Martha Singer, We're In Scranton
yesterday, attending the cornerstone
laying exercises of the Jewish temple.
Last night they enjoyed a hop and
euchre at the Excelsior Social club
house.
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What This Offer M,ans.

Arc you afflicted with CATARRH the s,1np.
toms and consequences Of which are too well
known TO bc repeated?
Are you afflicted with DEAF NESS, partial ~
complctc2
Arc you warned by ringing noises in the cara
of the extension of the catarrhal process to the
ears?
Do YOU suffer from DYSPEPSIA, loss Of appe.
tite. bloating in the stomach or any of the forms
OF catarrhal Inflammation of the digestive organs?
Have you severe BRONCHIAL TROUBLE,
hacking cough. pain in the chest, loss of flesh?
Have YOU been warned OF approaching con-
sumption?
Are you a sufferer from ASTHMA?
Do you suffer from RHEUMATISM, for whics
remedies and prescriptions have proved unavail-
ing?
DO you suffer from Oppressed Feeling, a
Choking or Smotherng Sensation. Irregular
Pulse, shortness of Breath or FLUTTERlNG or
PALP1TAT1ON of Heart?
Do you suffer from KIDNEY trouble?
Have you pain in your back, and have YOU been
told that your MALADY will result in SERl.
Gus, if not FATAL DISEASE?
Do you suffer from LIVER complaint?
Are YOU continually MELANCHOLY, unhappy
and miserable, without any good reason why?
DO you suffer from NERVOUS trouble, wllicl,
affects so many at this time, when cares arc
taken too heavily?
If so you are welcome today aud until May II
to the professional services Of Doctor Byers, who
has probably personally treated, during the past
fifteen years, more patients suffering from Chronic
Diseases tlian any other physician in the country
and whose treatment has been adopted with moro
or less fidelity 10 the original and advertised
under various names in every city of any consc.
qucnce in the United States. You are welcome
to his medicines, his care and his treatment alb
solutey without money and without price,
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Those present We're: Misses Esther
Powell, Florence Hunt, Kate Allen, 1sa-
belle Parkin, Ethel Pinckney, Jennie
Brady, Adaline Jones, Ethel Brady,
Lizzie Jones, Mary Schuler. Ida Hunt.
Irene Burns, Genevieve Sloat, Eva
Miller, Edith Knereim, Cora Cramer,
Amelia Coons, Pearl Kelley, Lizzie
Brown, Frances Smith, Bertha Cole,
Ethel Jackson, Ida Altemyer, Mary
Griffin, Clara Williams, Mabel Cum
Minis, Edith Jackson, and David Powell,
William Powell, Fred Altemyer, Ar
thur Boss, Howard Jackson, Howard
Brady, Norman Jones, Stanley Brink.
Walter Brink. Melvin kressler, Ralph
Kressler. Richard Hollow. Alex. Jones,
Wesley Webber. Fred Webber, Ralph
jackson, William Mcmillan, Ruben
Dierks, Peter Myer. Frank Sawyer,
Oscar Ludwig, ir., Harry Dexter,
John Rieber, Louis Rieber, Webster
Altemose, Floyd Crawford, Allen War
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TOLD IN A FEW LINES.

The social at the M. Il. church last
evening under the auspices of the
| Ladies' Aid society was largely attend
ed and very successful as affairs in
| charge of this society have a way OF
being. A. neat sum will be added to the
furnishing fund as n result.
Special prices in fresh meats for to-
day and Saturday at Harvey z. Spen-
Spencer's meat market, next door to
Postoffice, Roast beef 12hc, pork roast
121ac, pork chops 2 pounds for csc, leg
of veal 12iac. @*
A surprise party was rendered Mas
lert Albert Harris at the home of his
uncle John Jenkins of Third street on
Wednesday evening. The following
were present:
The Misses Clara Washburn, Myrtle
Washburn, Maud Keast, Mildred
Keast, Johanna Jenkins, Margaret
Jenkins, Martha Frank, Ruth Frank,
Ethel Bailey, Minnie Harvey, Jessie
Harvey. Anna Harvey Dorothy Wheat
croft, Victoria Cain and Harvey Keast
Earnest Bailey, Bennie Richards,
Harry Richards Scissel Wheatcroft.
Roy Wheatcroft Albert jenkins, John
Washburn ana John Frank.
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OCCASION After a pleasant hour, spent in the
enjoyment of various games, bountiful refresh.
ments were served and all departed with best
wishes for their host and hostess. Those pres
ent We're: Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Dunlap, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Shippey, Mr.. and Mrs. William jus
tin, Mr.. and Mrs George Steinback, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. X. Stearns, Mr. and Mrs. Il. H. Atherton,
Mrs. and Mrs. T.. \. Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Myers Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wage, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Foster Williams, Mes
danes Shepherd, Carmody and Swannick, Misses
Nina Justin, Bessie Emory, NJ. Vosburg, Grace
Myers Rose Lynch, Messls Long, Billings, Eli
met Fish, Harry Justin and John Vosburg.
The Epworth League will hold its anniversary
services in the main auditorium of the Methodist
Episcopal church next Sunday evening. A
special address will be given by the pastor, Rev.
J. S. Custard, preceded by short programme OF
music and readings. Everybody is most cordially
invited to these meetings of the league
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-05-09
MURPHY GIRL IMPROVING.
The Danger From Swallowing the
Pin is Probably Passed.

Annie Murphy, of Cottage street, who
was in great distress and danger from
swallowing pin was appreciably i'm
proved last night, and her physician
DIR. j. j. Thompson, is hopeful that all
danger has passed.
The pin was Il small one of the Or
dinary kind She had it in her mouth
when she accidentally swallowed it. She
suffered considerable in the region of
the stomach particularly after eating.
But little could be done to relieve her.
1t was intended if her distress contin-
ued to have her taken to one of the big
cities to have the dangerous obstruc-
ton located by means of the N-ray
and if necessary to have it removed
surgically. Yesterday, however, there
was such improvement that there is
reason to believe that all danger has
passed. The girl is able to be about the
house. She is employed at the silk
mill.
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CLARK SUMMIT.

Abingdon commandcry, No. 255, Knights o
Malta, dedicated their newly acquired temple OF
Winoa avenue Monday, May .. Extensive ple
paratons had been made to entertain theil
friends and visiting knights, and all passed of
in very pleasing manner. The following wa'
the order OF exercises Announcement by dedica
ton officer; entrance OF herald; opening cd
prayer; proclamationi ode, "Blest Ruler OF The
World''; reading, prclate; Gloria Patri, herald
address, j. Morgan liarris closing ode; benedic'
ton. A banquet and social was held after the
programme. The Clarks Summit orchestra as
sisted in the exercises.
''swect sixteen" social will be held at The
Methodist Episcopal church on Friday evening,
An entertainment will he given during the even
ing, in which several from out OF town VIII par
ticipate. Admission will he IL cents
Mr.. and Mrs. William Justin delightfully."- en-
terianed number Of friends on Tuesday evening
of last week, at their home on\ Bedford street,
The house was pretty decorated with blooming
flowers and special music was provided for the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-05-09
TRINITY GUILD OFFICERS.
Chosen at Annual Meeting, Which
Was an Interesting Session.


Was an Interesting Session.
The ladies of Trinity guild had an in
teresting afternoon at the home of Mrs.
George w. Cross on Laurel street, on
Wednesday, the occasion of the annual
meeting.
The election of officers, which excited
II good deal of interest, was as follows
President, Mrs. George w. Cross: vice.
president. Mrs. William r. Morss;
treasurer, Mrs. Charles Perkins; secre-
tary, Mrs. II. A. Purple.
The annual report showed that the
guild raised $500 the past year for the
church. The debt on the church organ
is now nearly wiped out. AS soon as
this is accomplished the guild will take
up the work of reducing the church
debt.
1t was decided, as announced in The
Tribune some time ago, to open the
rummage sale on Wednesday next, in
the cid armory on North Main street
Those who may have articles to donate
can leave them at the armory on Mon
day or Tuesday. a committee will re-
ceive them.
a luncheon was enjoyed by the ladies
before dispensing.
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LEGA l.,


ORPHANS COURT sALE-Estatc of Catherine $.
- Brown, late Of Catbond1e city, backaWdnna
county, deceased. -,
BY virtue Of an order OF the Orphans court OF
1,ackawanna county, the Undersigned, admnstra
erpr c. I. q. of the estate OF Catherine y, Brown,
late Of Carbondae city, in said county, descased,
will sell at public sale and outcry to the hlShest
and best bidder upon the premises hereinafter
described in the said city of Carbondalc, on
Wednesday, May %, 1902, at o'clock p. M, TIC
following described real estate, to wit:
All the surface right OF soil OF that lot OF
parcel OF land in the city Of Carbondae. county
of Lackawanna, and state OF Pennsylvania, bound
ed and described as follows, to wit.
Beginning in the northwAterly line of an IT,
regular lane at the easterly corner Of ont lot, No.
Isl. Oh the Jacob Porter tract heretofore con
vcyed to John McDonough; thence by said out
lot No. 1sj north thiry.one and onc.lalf degrees,
west nineiy.four and fourtenths feet and north
eleven degrees west fortyonc feet to a corner OF
land conveyed by said Patrick j. Brown to Albert
j.. White, by deed dated February 8. 1902; thence
hv said land conveyed to White, northcrby in q
straight line to the original corner Of part OF
lot No. III, on line of irregular lane; thence
by said line OF lane fsouth seven degrees west
ninety feet and south forty-four and one-hait
degrees west sXtvnno feet to the place oil PC
ginning. Being the same premises which Patrick
by deed dated the 10th day of February, A.. d..
1902, and recorded in the office for recording
deeds, etc.. in Lackawanna county, in Deed Book
No. 1917, page 80.
Upon said premises is a frame dwelling.
"Tcrms of sileClsh.
WILLIAM MORRISON, Administrator
r. NJ MONAGHAN. ATTORNEY,
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CEREALS OR MEAT.
A Prepared Food Helps to Solve the
Problem of Good Living.
PRICES OF MEAT GO UP.

"Whle the average housekeeper may
be ignorant as to whether Il beef trust
has been formed or whether the in
crease in the price OF meat is due to
other causes, if she is Il woman of mod
crate means, she has become convinced
that she must turn to something except
animal food for the main fare of her
family" says the Buffalo Express.
1T is not an entirely new thing,
this advance in the price of meats, and
1t is even rumored that prices have not
yet reached their limit, but certain it
is that the cost of living for the aver
age family has increased rapidly of
late until meat has become an article
of diet that must necessarily be elm
mated from the daily fare of the very
poor and has become almost Il luxury
even to those who have Il moderate
and usually adequate amount to spend
upon the family food.
To-day domestic science and public
opinion have Joined in teaching an i'm
portant lesson to rich and poor alike,
the necessity of consuming body build
ing food, supplying material that Will
Keep nerves, muscles, bones, flesh and
brain In the proper condition, feeding
into the human engine the fuel needed
To make good the constant waste"
food expert at Battle Creek,
Mich, has produced Il food especially
intended to supply more nutriment
than meat, fish or fowl, and that costs
the consumer about one cent Il meal.
IT is called, Grape Nuts" and has
more nourishment for the body and
Gfeater' strength and vitality for the
brain and perXeus system, and is an
economy that reduces the cost of
housekeeping to the minimum and at
the same time pleases. the palate.
GIsLl}e-Nuts is a condensed food, and
about four teaspoonfuls with cream Is
p''fficient for the cereal part of meal.
1t requtres, no cooking or preparation
of Any kind, and is ready for imme-
dakei hlse and suited to the llaborer,
athlete. brain worker, epcure and in
vAa.T 'cc2 De- -.
One pound of Grape-Nuts contains
m6fe "nohrtshiffent-tha the system
wA-Absorbvthan, ten pounds of. meat.
An experiment was tried by II man
wSp found shat by leaving off neat
altogsther at breakfast and lunch and
tafAHt' hi Its place four heaping tea
spoogfulss of Grape-Nuts, he began to
gain flesh and strength and before the
full pound package was gone had
gained four pounds In weight, whereas
he had been losing on his meat diet.
Present conditions therefore, re-
gayfln9 the sprics of'msat, are solved
to 4he &ana43y eproviders by supplying
Grape Nuts to the individuals of her
household-a food that not only rec
Qmmends itself by its economy and
pleasant taste, but by Its health-sus-
tanning properties and its ability to
buil@ up fiabby' muscles, restore color
q aAe sheek' brlshtness to the eye and
{sla9ces the daeE loss occasisped by
A package Of. GrapelkdtsTs costs Ii
septs- and paake1 IA meals,G IslE gro
.Es:Us 1
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A BREATHING SPELL.

If the consumptive could
only keep from getting worse
it would be some encourage
ment.
SCOTS Emulsion at least
gives tired nature a breathing
spell. The nourishment and
strength obtained from SCOTS
Emulsion are a great relief to
the exhausted system.
This treatment alone often
enables the consumptive to
gather force enough to throw
off the. disease altogether.
SCOTS Emulsion brings
strength to the lungs and flesh
to the body.
Send for Free Sample.
SCOTT & BOVINE. Chemists. 400 Pearl ST.. N. Y.
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Doctor Bvers' Offices.

Doctor Byers has permanently located in Scran.
ton, and his offices, occupying the entire second
floor at 4l2 Spruce street, the largest and
the state. Every appliance for the successful
treatment of disease is utilized in the cure OF the
sick. His treatment is not like the treatment OF
other doctors, where the sufferer waits patiently
month after month, hoping for relief, only TO
meet with failure Doctor Byers' treatment acts
almost instantaneously. After one treatment the
patient says: doctor, am much improved.
is to be convinced 1t cures, and it cures with
absolute certainty
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-05-09
LOST A FINGER.
Distressing Accident of Richard Nc.
Cam, of Sand Street

Richard Mccain, of Sand street, d
we'll known young man Of the town
met with distressing accident yester-
day forenoon which cost him the index
finger OF his right hand.
Mccain is employed about the
Racket Brook washery. In the fore
noon he was following moving car
when his glove dropped on the ground.
He hurriedly stopped to snatch it from
the ground, and in his haste his hand
reached to the rail. Before he could
withdraw it the wheel Of the car
crushed the index finger of the right
hand so badly that it had to be aInpu-
tated at Emergency hospital.
The accident will interfere with the
young mans work for some timee.
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WILL TAKE A REST,
DR.. John S. Niles to Go on Trip
to California.

DR.. John S. Niles has arranged to
take a rest, which he sorely needs, but
which his devotion to his patients
caused him to put off from time to time
DIR. Niles will spend his period of rest
in California and will be gone about six
weeks. AS Il preliminary to the trip
across the continent he will get relax
alton from Il trout fishing trip, leaving
on Tuesday for streams north. Later
he will so to Philadelphia for a few
days, and will then leave for California
for all the benefit obtainable from a
sojourn in that land of natures smiles
and gladness. 1t is needless to add that
the best wishes of the community for
his enjoyment will accompany him on
his trip.
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JER MYN AND MAYFIELD.

The Alonzo Hatch Eleoro.Photo Musical rom.
pany Will give one Of the best cntel tainmcuts
ever given in Jemyn, y May 20, in Assembly
hall, for The benefit OF the Methodist Episcopal
church, Tie entertainment will consist OF moving
pictures, new and illustrated songs and fine
harpist.
j. l. spyar of Idaho Springs, Col. is visiting
relatives At Heart lake, Scott township
County superintendent OF schools Taylor was in
town Yesterday
little daughter arrived al. the home Of Mr.
and MrsNsilliam j. Ioman, y Fomth street, on
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-05-09
AFTER THE CONVENTION.
knights of Pythias Will Try to Sc
cure Grand Session.

The local lodge Knights of Pythias is
is going to make Il hustling fight to
to bring the state convention of Pythi-
ans to Carbondale next year. The
action of the committee appointed
by tie CarbOndale lodge has been
approved and the purpose of
bringing the convention here
next year will soon be brought to
the notice of every lodge in the state.
Whether or not Carbondale will have
any show will be known in about six
weeks hence. In the meantime, the
hearty support of the community
should be given the movement, for
If successful, it will mean good deal
to this city.
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DOUGLAS rs BETTER.
Thomas Barrett Likewise Has a
Chance of Recovering.

William Douglas, the d. & III, brake
man who has been in IL critical cond-
toion at Emergency hospital for sever
al days was somewhat improved last
night. 1t is believed now that he has
a chance of recovering.
Thomas Barrett, Jr, the appended
tbs patient at DR.. Wheeler's hospital is
likewise improving, and the same hope
exists in his case that he win survive.
He Is battling brayely for his life.
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THE DEVELOPMENT COMPANY.
Thomas Levison Leaves for the West
in It's Interest.

Thomas Levison left this city yester-
day afternoon for Colorado, in the in
terest of the Carbondale Development
company. The development company is
composed of leading merchants of Car
bondale, who have organized to develop
piece of land which is believed to be
rich in minerals. Mr.. Levison, who has
been in the vicinity of the land before
will look after the interests of the new
company. Efforts are now being made
in New York city to SECURE. financial
backing to run Il railroad through the
country about the mineral land. This
would greatly enhance the value of the
holdings.
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The May dance of the w. d. N. A.
club in the borough hall at Dickson
City, on Wednesday night, attracted
quite a number of young people from
Carbondale. Among those who attend
ed We're Misses Cecilia Early, Agnes
Coleman, Name Hullah, Lucy Kelly,
Margaret Healey, May Gaughan =, j..
Fox, Joseph Walker, John EARLY, Frank
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WILLIAM MUKKISON, AdmIHIstTUtUT'
+. NJ. MONAGHAN, Attorney

~ Subscribers to The Tribune are re-
quested to report any irregularity or
confusion in the delivery of this paper,
either to the Carbondale branch of The
Tribune in the Burke building, or Rob-
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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Why Fhysiciani Fail to Cure.

The reason that physicians lave failed to cure
in the past is because they have not understood
the true cause of disease. They have empiiically
given remedies because they nave been told by
others have read in medical works that such
and such remedy good for such and such a
disease. This is theory based on wrong foun-
dation. All di.easc is duo to disorganization of
cell fe and when the cell life is restored to its
natural CoIlditi ion, health is the result.
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Meetings of Tonight.

Poor board.
Junior Order United American Me-
chanics.
Companions of the Forest.
American Legion OF Honor.
United Mine Workers, No. S44.
The Royal Circle.
Crystal camp, ,Woodmen of the World.
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In Honor of Master jackson.

A pleasant surprice party was ten
dcred Master Howard jackson, at his
home on East Drinker street Tuesday
evening, Games and other amuse-
ments were indused in until late
hour, when refreshments were served.
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An Attractive Fence.

DIR. j. j. Thompson, of North Church
street, has had a new gilded fence
placed about the grassy plot in front
OF his home. which presents a very at
tractive appearance.
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Alderman Changes Office,

Alderman r. j. Delavan, of Belmont
street, has moved his Office effects into
his residence on the same street, where
he will hold court as usual.
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intend to clean out the trout streams.
In the party will be Chief McNulty,
Constable Michael Moran, Edward j.
Healey. J. r. Mcdonald, Tom Harris,
John Glibert.
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Change of Residence.

Il. j. Thomas and family, until re-
Gently of Greenfield, have taken up
their residence in one of the Bowers
houses, on Garfield avenue.
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Kelly, Joseph Healey, Englebert Col
Inns, nj. j. Horan, Claude Oliver, John
Williams, Boyd Oliver.
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Tobacco Factory Girls Strike.

BY Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press,
Albany, ~ V, May s.--Two hundred girls, en-
poycd at the American Tobacco factory in this
city, struck today because their foreman had Leon
transferred
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Will Fish for Trout.

A big fishing party, all OF whom are
successful fishermen. will leave this
n"rnin9 for Eerrick Centre, where they
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Will Entertain Young Lady Workers.

The Young Lady Workers of the
Methodist church will be entertained
by Mrs. A. w. Reynolds and Miss Hat
tie Pascoe at the home of the latter. 2S
Washington street, on Saturday after
noon from until o'clock.