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ne ensc1mAs por ges pa0iO dc dos d1as
eatuyo dc gravedAd, hasta Que7p0r
fp, Il robustA conatituci6n Que tie
ne le aaiv6 IN vida.
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Claye dc uno de los Clfmenea miate,
rioaos do mkyimportancia IaRal uue
registrar los analea dc 4 historic II
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bA baasda On 81 odio que se dice pro
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10 pfblieA y MolineAux fuS ccnyIctn
del crimen.
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nunciAbA I'll cargo qua dessmpenSha
GA 81 Club Knickerbooker. donde
era geuaralmente estimado. WI mis-
mo tiemna 81 ahnosdo atanaha aI-fA
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frihunaI r. ,ta fltim0 emno.
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ha dAdo eiemplo de procadfmiento
judicial uue los neri6dicns alahan
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para ell estado de N. Y. NO bai6 da
de $3.50. 900, distribufdos en- distin
t . formas. Los psritos On cal'grafa
fueron los one mas dinero consume
ron de todos los testsg %. Uno two
que emu des1e CALIFORNIA, perez
bio. aaemAs de todos los gastos de
visje, 10 sumA de. $50 por c&1a diA,
desae 10 salidA hasta "a regreso. El
medico que asisti6 6 Mrs Adams, tn
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sn.dodel Iuterfor N II adjadicari6n
4 FH Jcnerd % In ohra MN.
poster1a del puente del rio deIMana.
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The Green Forest tribune., 1902-06-28
Saves aWOman'S Life.

To have given up would have meant death for Mrs. Lois Gragg, of Dorchester, Mass. For years she had endured untold misery from a severe lung trouble and obstinate cough. ''Often." she writes, II could scarcely breathe and sometimes could not speak. All doctors and remedies failed till used Dr. Kings New Dis covery for Consumption and was completely cured" Sufferers from Coughs, Colds, Throat and Lung Trouble all need this grand remedy, for it never disappoints. Cure is guaranteed by Dr. M or row. Near Depot. Price 50c and S1.OO. Trial bottles free.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-06-28
Don't Fail to Try Thus.

Whenever an honest trial is given to Electric bitters for any trouble it is recommended for a permanent cure will safely be effected. It never fails to tone the stomach, regulate the kidneys and bowels, stimulate the liver. invigorate the nerves, and purify the blood. Itis a wonderful tonic for n-down systems. Electric Bitters positively cures Kidney and Liver Troubles, Stomach
 Disorders, Nervousness, Sleep lessness, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and expels Malaria. Satis-
 faction guaranteed by pr. Nor row. Near Depot. Only 50 cents.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-06-28

Summer complaint is unusual ly prevalent among children this season. A well developed case in the writer's family was cured last week by the timely use of Chamberlain s Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy-one of the best patent medicines manufact- ed and which is always kept on hand at the home of ye scribe. This is not intended as 8 free puff for the company who do not ad- vertise with US, but to benefit lit- tie sufferers who may not be within easy access of physician. No family should be without 8 bottle of this medicine in the house, especially in summer time. -Lancing, Iowa Journal. For Sale by Green Forest Drug Co.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-06-28
Y Ou OWe~

l; to yourself, your family, your friends ona :. all you benefit to carefully ard considera,so a.a 10 edy o1 hs merits VITAE rem psriInenting nogurss work, no danaer is m no & ex- oi tmc. ts perfectly harnless a'd m "o mo iose os M4ss seaa the n Ga It nr is he for you vhea s all etSer a dmads aidisasss a9d vii
 s'ter you have tried all catch penny aie ana @ trands only grow older and wdre nsd"ouSs M hot t th g @ to glvs it trial Tor Vitae ore po Eastern star to the wise men On 'slon nar oI Sthe age Q, the genuine will be found the rea 9seN- S'snaaa1e 141 oflheo Noel Price .ooby ai, raa ink
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 Hfeen Forest, Ark. NA''
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-06-28

An old lady living in the South east Missouri swamps was heard to say, the other day, that she moved from Arkansas twenty years ago and settled in a cane- break, at first she would have been willing to walk every step of the way back to old Arkansas but since that time she has buried her husband and seven children and has become very well satis- fled.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-06-28
Clerks NNfioe

ne following guardians have filed their an ,1,.al p sccount current at the April term of the aiooatt court of the eastern district Of Carroll term thereof " ~ anllal accornt current
 " Goforth guardian of yal,;o uahau hnal acconnt current
 J. o. COLLIER. Clerk.
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Rule and Vicinity.
The Rule school opens Monday

The Rule school opens Monday
 Crops of all kinds are exceed ingly good in this vicinity. With a moderate rain shortly we are assured of abundant corn, hay, etc.
 The wheat crop on Osage this year has been better that usual. Some are counting on an average of twenty bushels to the acre. Rye is well matured, but has not been so extensively sown as wheat and oats.
 Many of our people have be- gun to see the point and will be- gin to plant orchards. We have a good soil for fruit and are suffi- ciently close to market to raise 1t with great profit.
 Doc Douglass was knocked ont by eating wild cherries Saturday afternoon. He declares that wild cherries are safe thing to let alone.
 E. c Douglass and Lee York have gone to the Territory in search of employment.
 Coe Hittson is expected home from the state of Washington this week. He has been away for three years. He is an energetic young man and we presume he has made many dollars.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-06-28
If a Man Lie to You.

And say some other salve, ointment, lotion, oil or alleged healer is as good as Bucklin's $ Arnica Salve, tell him thirty years of marvellous cures of Piles, Burns, Boils, Corns, Felons, Ul- cers, Cuts, Scalds, Bruises and Skin Eruptions, prove it's the best and cheapest. 25c at Dr. Morrow's. Near Depot.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-06-28
KepuisIYs Features.

Blackheads, pinples, greasy aces and muddy complexion, which are so common among gomen, especially girls at 3 cer- fsin age, destroying beauty, dis Fguring and making rapulsive, Natures which would otherwise bpear attractive and refined, in - eate that the liver is out of or
 sr. An occasional dose of Her.
 he will cleanse the bowels, reg Ate tho liver and 50 establish q 2r, healthy complexion. Soc pr. Norsog''s. Near depot.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-06-28

An explorer in Africa claims to have discovered a tribe of people with tails. There are plenty of them in this country, but it is the common everyday tale of woe.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-06-28
V arN!ng Order.

JarIoii r M eiIcuit ee rt sssiarn district
 -" Aa'Pe1 @A. a,per, Pltfs.
 iesSe a.itN m'il"r '. ''a er, Paulina Miller, l-nors.. -oo,Se T, ,at iPs Hf children and un- nfts 1'S'I45 e Miller deceased, pari;,a u; as;sea. s:9 Her. James Miller knot,,e k,,,e iitti and the other uu- ceae"d NsatS @ Brown Miller, de- within 'ea < eN oar in this ceur rlai,t;es .rS a complaint of the | Civ 1, = ei za Harper 1 'A day of May. lfds Nv N p Nj BARk. Clerk
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Warning Order.

D state Of Arkansas, County Of Carroll, in J. F, court, Hickory townshjp
 Harper, deft '' P-'e ''', @ me tefendant, y. A. uarprr, is warned to tp appeap s1 in this court within 30 days and answer Harris This .Iune > ls3.. w Burr. J. P.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-06-28

Knife wounds are not so dan- gerous and heal much quicker than tongue wounds.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-06-28

When a man says life is not worth living" he is about right, If he means his own life.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-06-28

Some men spend half their time in getting ready to waste the other half.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-06-28
-K4ss--4.--S1

A worn out politician is like 8 worn out watch. He is no good when he gets so he doesn't run well.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-06-28
.Hsxs-@-<sHH

Many people cultivate dispo- sition to believe the worst of cur rent gossip.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-03-29

This programme will be rendered to-
morrow in the Providence Methodist
Episcopal church, of which the Rev.
George A. Cure is pastor:
MORNfNG.
Prelude in q .......................... Ashford
Miss Belle Green.
DoNology and Psalm.
ilymn-"Thc Day of Resurrection
Prayer.
Anthcnl-"Christ the Lord 1, Risen To-day"
IL. A. Lewis
Mr. Broadbcnt and Choir.
Notices and Ofcrtory
Anthrnl-'Christ Our Passover. ..E. y. Ashford
Choir,
liymn--''Thc Morning Kindcs'
Sermon.
Unyeiling Memorial Tablet toAmbrose Mullcy,
j. T. Nyhart
llymn-"Thc Morning Light Is Breaking
Doxology and Bcnrdiction.
D EVENING.
Prelude in D.......................... Handel
Miss Belle Green.
llrmn-''l Know That My RcdeGmcr Lives"
Prayer.
Anthcn,-"Thc Resurrection. j. Wesley Hughes
Prof William Davis tGwilym Morlais),
Mr. Broadbent and Choir.
Notices and Offcrtory.
Solo-SclCctcd-
Mrs u. n. Lewis.
Anthem" Awake for Golden Glory Breaks
Kirkpatrick
Mrs. Lewis. Mr. Broldbcnt and Choir.
ScrmOn-''rhc Opcn Doors"
DoNology and Bcncdiction.
Hymn-"Jcsus Shall Reign
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Green Ridge Presbyterian.

At the Green Ridge Presbyterian
church tomorrow services appropriate
to Easter will be conducted by the pas
tor, Rev. Isaac j. Lansing, in the morn
ing at 1890 and in the evening at 7.S0.
The regular church choir will render
an especially prepared musical pro-
gramme which is as follows:
MORNING.
Organ Voluntary.
Anthem, awake Thou That Slcepcst' 80. Greene
Hymn. Come Yc Faithful Raise the Strain"
Hymn Anthem, Come See the Place
McGannahan
Anthem. 1.-The Risen Lord" ............... Greene
Hymn, "Wclcome Happy Morning.
Organ Postludc
EVENING.
Organ Voluntary. Easter thoughts"
lynn, "Risc Glirous Conqueror. Rise"
Anthem "lTallelujah Faircst Morning" .Pontus
Hymn, clark Ten Thousand Harps and Voices"
Bass Solo, 'rhc Resurrection
Harry Rowe Shelley
Mr. A. Plling.
Anthem, "Thc Dawn of Hope" ....... .Krogman
Hymn, Awake We Saints
Organ Postludc.
Personnel of the choir for the day:
Sopranos-Miss Edith Martin, solo; Mrs. ]. G.
Winkc, Miss Jessie Polhamus. solo; Mrs. A.
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Musical GOSSIP.

Holy Cross church; Miss Edith swinglc Mrs.
Gencvicvc Baker and Name Cavanaungh.
II II N
Mr.. Henry Wolfsohn, Of New York city, man.
aging tho artists who are to sing at the 'lInnc
for the Fricndcss' concert Thursday evening.
April 3, has sent the following official programme
which is artistic and brilliant in every respect
Rccit and Aria, "Waf Her Angels ...!. Handel
MIR. Ben Davies
senate, Devils Trill ......,.........."T Tartim
Mr. Fritz krrislcr.
Aria from "Grand Opera Mircillc" ..., Gounod
Mime Lillian Blauvclt,
Welsh Song
m) "Y dcr!n pur.'
dD "N fam az Gwen"
() "Mentfa Gwen
MIR. Ben Davies
m) esprit of the Past" Faricon
d) "My Bairnic' .Nannat
(D "Swccthcart and L. .............. Beach
Mime Lillian Blauvclt
ta) "Andanc Rcligioso' .Vicwtcmps
90 "L'Abcillc" .............,.........s Schubert
t0 "Chanson Sans Paroles ......T Tchaikowsky
Fritz krcslcr.
Aria "Sicllian Ncspcrs' ..................Nerdi
Nine. Lillian Blnuvclt.
Romance Cfrom Grand Opera TausD, "Salvr
di Mora ...............,..........' '.Gouhod
Mr.. Ben Davies
Fantastic "Non piu Mesta'' .Paganini
Mr. Fritz krciscr.
Max Licbling, Pianist
The Newman Club Choral society made
most arspiciors beginning last Monday evening
at the knights of Columbus club house. The
programme. which WAS Of much merit, was
given with UNUSUAL finish with great regard for
various shades Of expression and reflected much
credit ON those in charge
Ii II II
Miss Glare lloran, pianist. who Will make her
first public appearance in the city at the Sclm-
mann.Ilcink concert at the Iyccum on Monday
evening is undoubtedly one of the foremost among
the Scranton artists who have won fame abroad
through atainmcnts of high order. Miss Ho-
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Sunday school of ST. Marks Lutheran
church Sunday evening at 7.30 O'Clock:

Sunday school of ST Marks Lutheran
church Sunday evening at 730 O'Clock:
Professional, "The bay of Resurrection"
Vcrsicle, Scripture, Prayer.
Responsory, 80 Sing Unto the Lord" ,simper
"Our Welcome" ...,.,............W Willie Michael
Jesus Lives Again" .u.... Florence Dckmicr
AT Easter Time" Vcrna Ncttcr, Elsie vctter
Easter Greeting
Mary Wagner. Linda Benson, Katie Schroeder
Hymn, "Thc Strife Is Ger School
"rhc Dcwdrop" .........,.,..Do Dora Dcikmilcr
"At the Tomb"
Lena Larson, Lizzie Lynn Minnie Won Wcis
cnfuc, Lizzie prcissc
"rhc Lord Is Risen" Olga Kubrrg, Mary lIopp
Duct "rhc Message of Calvary"
Florence Warous, Bertha Schustcr
"Thc Easter Story" ............,...l Infant Glass
Jesus Is Risen" ..............,D Durctta Michael
Easter"
Alice Gucnncl, Frcda wochrc, Mabel Singer,
Lucy Walthcr. luda Benson, Annie Adams.
Hymn, "Clirist the Lord Is Risen Today
School
"on the Iiilltops' ..,.............Alicc Gucnnel
Motion Song.
Mary Wagner, Hulda Benson, lIuda wag
ncr, Airline Guicr, Annctta Tctzc Mary iIopp
"a Child's Prayer ...............A Anna Breisscl
"The Children's Easter
Alfred Wcrkmcistcr, Willie Schroeder. Henry
Walthcr
Song, Lift Up Your Hearts,
Glass of Young Ladies'
"Eastcrtidc' ........................L .Lclia ilopp
Tenor Solo. 80 Sacred Head .......... jackson
Joseph Phelps.
Anthem, "Lift Your Glad Voices" ........ Gabriel
Choir.
Closing Ncspcr Service.
Bcncdicton.
Rcccssional "Christ Il Risen, Hallcluiah,"
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skin and is endowed with the powers of expires.
sion that arc ever apparent in the work of the
true artist In the Interpretation of themes of
the writer's Of the romantic school Mrs. Long
has few supcriors.
From tho speech Of tho people the past few
days il seems that ''Flor0dom' was greater dis
appointment to Scranton than had been antci
patcd by those who had heard the opera in New
York. There is no reason why "Florcdom' should
ever have been allowed hearing ogtsdc of the
tcn.ccnt repertoire class Leaving ou the few
tunCfu airs which arc undoubtedly superior to
anything that has been produced by the modern
American composers who take contracts and
write operas while you watt 'Florodora' is the
most unreal, dull, witcsS and trCsomc produc.
tion ever inflicted upon an audience in any land.
"Florodora' played to losing houses at the
Casino at the Start and came very near bank.
rurtag the agrculruri>ts who furnished ,hc
money for its first productions. The dancing
and posing of the members of the famous double
scxtetc however. became a tad and saved the
piece from an carly death Tllc management of
the I,yccum can in waN'hc blamed for the
disappointment. The company brought here by
Mr.. Duffy in response to popular demand was
in some respects superior to the original at the
Casino. But Scranton thoatcr-gocrs are able TO
Judge. and easily realized that they had raid
high prices for. the privilege of witnessing
mediocre performance.
VI II
Many people will remember with pleasure Miss
Anna Durlin (now Sister Rose Cr"ca). Miss
Durkin is now teacher OF piano in one of Brook
lyn's large academies.
Miss Edith Swngle and Miss Loretta Tnhcy,
pianofortc pupils of Haydn Evans, will give re.
ctas in the near future Among the promising
organ students under Mr.. Haydn Evans, who
have made marked progress are Miss Rcna Daley,
Carbondalc; Laura Eagan, Minooka Miss Libby
Ncary. Hugh Williams and lvor Price, of this
city. The past and present pupils who are max
ing a success in professional way are Miss
Name Johnson, organist at ST. Patrick's Catho-
lie church, this city; Miss Rosa Conway, organst,
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N. Y, o. & w. Annual Spring Ex-
cursion.

The annual spring excursion of the
New York, Ontario and Western rail-
way will take place this year on April
Z. Tickets will he sold at greatly re-
duced rates for the round trip, and
will be good for six days. We. need
only remind our readers that the spring
season is the most perfect time to visit
the great city of New York. Easter
and spring wares and attractions are
then offered to all.
The rate from Scranton to New
York and return is $5.35 for this ex-
cursion, and any N. Y, o. & w. ticket
agent will be pleased to give you any
information regarding the excursion,
or drop note to ]. C. Anderson, gen.
eral passenger agent. 56 Beaver street,
New York city, who will answer your
inquiry by return mail.
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pRICEBURG.

Mr. and Mrs Albert Naegler of
Green Ridge. spent Wednesday with
Mrs. George Schmidt. of Maple street.
Misses Katie O'Connor and Edith
Morgans returned to Stroudsburg Nor
NAL school, after spending several days
with their parents in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dierks, of Car
malt street, attended a funeral at
Hyde Park on Thursday afternoon.
Preaching in the Prceburg p. NJ.
church. Rev. W. Bentley pastor. sun
day morning service at 1880 o'clock.
Subject, THE Christians Completeness
in Jesus" Evening service at o'clock
Subject. "Dying to Live" Easter
music will be rendered by the choir at
both services under the leadership OF
willard Benjamin All are invited.
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DURYEA

The returns OF the county assessors
show that Duryea borough has l,99i
students attending the borough school,
and that AvoCa has 1850
Duryea is anything but dry place.
as the share we receive this year from
liquor licenses will show. We will re-
ceive S4,56O this wear.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres
byterian church intend to have sup
per March 81. All are welcome.
The Epworth league has arranged to
have an Easter social on Monday even
ing, March 81. Ice cream will be sold,
and the luncheon will consist of eggs
in all styles
Frank Lane and daughter, Eva, viS-
tied in Pittston, Thursday.
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Welsh Presbyterian Church.

The following programme of Easter
music will be rendered in the Welsh
Presbyterian church on Wayne ave-
nue.. Sunday afternoon, at o'clock:
Chorus "Welcomc to Alr' School
Scripture Reading and Prayer,
Pastor T.. r. Roberts
Chorus-"licar Our Prayer School
Rccitdtion-"Now We Tell the Story"
Miss 4. Jones
Solo and Chorrs-"on Cay0ry's Brow
Miss NJ Roberts and School
Chorus-"Christ Is Risen ...............S School
scripture Reading .........,...... Hayden Pflcc
Violin Duet. ... Miss G. f. llollistcr. Fred White
accompanied by Mrs. Fred Whitc).
Chorus and Duet,
Misses Mary Richards Gwen Powell and School
Recitation" Easter Tdngs' Miss G. Powell
Chorus--"Lovely Easter Lilies School
Choris-"Flowcr Chorus" ............... School
Chorns-"Now Is Christ Risen. '.......... School
Rccititon-"song OF Easter Miss May Thomas
Chorns-"lIc Will Come" School
Conductor-Mr. Charles Richards
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EVENING.
Puritan Congregational Church.

In the Puritan Congregational church
on West Market street. North Scranton.
a choir of 35 voices will render special
programmes at the morning and even
ing services. The choir will be under
the direction of Professor l. s. Jones
and Miss Jennie Jenkins will be accom-
panist. A large orchestra will also as
sist. Following is the programme for
the evening service:
Anthcm .,....'.....'''.s.'.'.. '...............'thoW
Daughter of Zion" Key Choir
Solo, Selected ................M Miss Mary Edwards
Hymn. "Christ Arose" ............. Congregation
Anthem, "llc Arose" ......................B Bailey
Choir
Cornct SOLO DAVID VI. Reese
Nudress, faslor ...'....,........hc .hcN. ~ J reese
Anthem, "Our Easter Song" .............. Bailey
Choir.
Solo, Selected ...............Miss Nellie Tilson
Anthem, "Vctory" ......................Ch Choir
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Zion Lutheran Church.

In the Evangelical Lutheran Zion
church on Mifllin avenue, of which Rev.
o. A. Gallenkamp is pastor, the follow
ing programme will be rendered tomor-
row:
Organ, "Adoration," from "sonatc Pcrcalc,"
Lcmmcns
Choir, "rhc Lord ~ Risen" .............. Gabriel
Gle Lives" ......................I.or .I.orcnz
Easter Bells" ..................Wc Weiss
Organ. tuguc, q Major ....................Ba Bach
Sopranos-Miss PHI. Grcincr Mrs +. j. Wild.
mayer Miss NJ Irdlcr.
Altos--Nis j. Diem, Mrs o. A. Gallcnkamp.
Tenors-NIr. krlrc, Charles sclwald.
Basgos-Juhn Calm, Louis Falk, +. j. Wild.
mayer
Albn Korn, organst and director
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Pilling, Miss Clara Van Ciccf. Miss EliEsbeth
Palmer. Miss Jessie Cavcll.
Aitos-Nirs q. y. Uthinan. soloi Miss Clara
Niemcycr, Miss Minnie Peck, Miss Elsie Powell,
Miss Hattie Gunstcr
Tcnor-.I. c. winke, solo; W. c. Conrad, solo; 4;
Mr. Stafford
lassos--A. Pilling, solo; MIR. Snyder, c, Kirk.
patrick, +, Gunster.
Organist-Miss Salomc Becker.
Choirnaser--G. Fred Whittemorc.