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THE SCR ANTON TMBUNE-WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBEH , 1901V
The News of
THE PEOPLE'S EXCHANGE
fit i,'''' ..
TflAIXKI) MiHSK-MI I'tnini K. MvIj.-iI, Brnl
lute Iiiiim. 47 rltit Mtirt, ll l'tcpllitl i
write iiihiiRrinniK. New trli'plwm'. ll'J.
WAN I III) A pond rIiI, tnlililli- iiw prcfcrrctl. he
ot .'In. Wllllum llliiKlintii, no liiiiiiliff nUcct.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Delaware and Hudson Bnilroad.
.lutii U, IWI
I'imIh will leuve liitlioliilAle .il Lily l.itlul( ui
fitlnii u i
Pol Silinloti .ilnl Wlll.f'ltilir-nflii, 7.M,
ii.oi, ii) m, n.'ii ii. in.; u.iii, 1.4s '.'."il,
Mm, 7.(i, mm, i i i p. in.
Kiitiilu mint Icito .it S.All, 11. 'Jl i, tit.
- in,
i. in,
Sr w
I IB, 5 ', ,) l. HI.
I'm Allini)'. Sfii.ttopn Mimtldtl. l'i"lni.
I.iirI.iihI iolnl, tic, 7,00 a. in ; I. :n I'
lit.
mill).'
I'uf l.il.r l.nlnic VhUiijiI. .iml Mo'ii
-.1.1,-.
7 .'-, ll.i'V .i in.; ll .'il, !. 1 1 p. in.
Nihil iv lrilii hut i- I..1K1 Ini'mi'. VV.i.iiti.nl
mnl lloiiiv.ilile.it 'i.Min. 111.; I. I'l, l.l'i l. I"
llullii aniic ut I'.itbonil.ili In 111 Vill, It ui"
mnl -c 1 intin ii Mlmc. it'll. S..I7. !'.wi. I" '"
. hi., u "tr. 'j.iki, i.e.!, i .-. u.o, mi, i.iii, i'. ii,
1I.W p 111 ; l..J ii, in
-multi 111I111 .in lir Jl ".!i .1 in 1
A !. Ii J'', II .0 p 111.
- Iij liiiti uirlti' at Culi.'iiil.ili
ImI.iIi'. i .it in 11 1 mnl lluncdili' .tl
li.P',
lii'ti.
).' 17
l.il,c
I HI
tl 7.0V p. 111.
New York, Ontario and Western.
-ipt 17. PHI.
Trains lent 1'iilmiicl ilr Im -uiiituii it 7,ii .1
In ; I i.'i 11. 111
Sutulii lulus il 7.1m .1 111.: i.ii't P ui.
Iriliu km (.iilinnilili' Pit piiititi iiiiill' '
ll.lii .1. 111 (hi -mule a( " I" ! i" h "ni
limlic il ll.lo 11. 111, tin I, ittt- .mil HID ', '"
Suwlits in 1I.0 1 i.iiin.ttK'ii'' fur ' V't'' I mti
w ill, rlc.
Tr.iln .mio liran ihiiIi.i ui II in 1 "I ! '' '
r. m ; tinni jmiiils imitli, 1 ml p. m- "iiiulm
ft'.m Str.intrii .il '1. in .1. 11 ."i'l 7I p. in.!
from i'hI.ihi nt a il p. in.
Erie Railroad.
lulu "I. PWI.
Tlrfllis lt.li (III otltlim. I .lllmliililli. 'Ill"
tfSCMil -iimiIi(1 it 7(K) .1 111 III' I I li 11 I". l"l
liainll mil Murili; ill ) i! .1. in.. 'I'll l''v
i-pllnit Suriiln), fm IIiiikIi iiuKm. 111 iKItip nm
nrdlnni tin Nov iiil. ill iiml llnltilc. .mil "I
II -Hi p 111. fm ni-.IkIiiiiiii. tiuiMtv 1 iimi'it inn
Cm am Inn lullllt.
Siiuln tr.iln- il " l .1 111. fm -ii-iiii I1111111.
villi Jtuii Kiiiiiiiliun', .iml li.'7 p. 111. 'Uli
hlllK lilllliri linll.
"Ii.iIiin jiiim' il "."1! 1 iii mil "' 1 1 P i'l
SlIllill.'H Jt '! .1 III.
DULL ELECTION DAY.
Ihe Quietest in Cmbondnlo in Over n
Quatter of n Century.
'I'll- battle of li.illot.s in C.)i litiliii.ilt1
ju'Htorday w.is Ihc mn'.t imlnU'iestinK
in tills oily lor al least ;i iitmrH-i' uf .1
1 pniiiiy.
Tin- (itc w.is ovrceillnplv HkIiI .mil
the Mint" iii.ilhy thai exlsicd durliiK
tilt- i.mip'ilgii colitlniicil throiif'luiiu
yc-htiiliiv. Then' wi-ii" niinicniiis cvi
(k'necs of this, hut the must -tiikliiK
was the abMjllLe ol uell a inKic
lolteiei iilifinl a iiuinlirr ol" tho liooths
tin Inii the ila.
The ton had a hull(hi air
rule 'Auultl he led to lieliee Unit
elei lion l. Ji'von tlincus.sions.
one wiuilil epett to heni unlng
1 nd 110
il U.tH
hii Ii
i'louuil
In hotels and ntlior imblie nicotine;
ila i's, weii' ahs-fllt.
The older ol' JudKe KilH.ilils. ot the
day beloie. a:aiii!5t the m'IIIiik ol
lliliior. had .1 leinni kahle elfeet in till.-.
1 ity. All of Uie lentral iltv saloon-,
at lea-si. weio Iom'iI tightly and did
nliMjlutely 110 business, Xol een tile
lliulldl. side-door was allowed to Mlide
10 mil llo tit admit the Kood etisto
mci ot' (he dilli'ieiil pltues. It was
Ii 11U a iiiiiel and 11 dry eleetioii day.
The Mile in many of the dis-ttiii
was the lightest e ei leioided, and
i'en In the Maids wheie II was liea
ii .st. it was way behind otliet le.irs.
NEWS TOR FOOT BALLISTS.
Something of Decided Iuteiest to
Pigskin rollowcis.
.M.m.iKil J ui Ilans-en, ol Hie Indiuli!-.
K mil the only one who is disapiiointid
lu'i ali-i- ol" (lie lalliui to aiianse a
K.iinc with tile Silinol ol the l.acKawan
li.i, tor his disappointment , sh.iri'il bv
hundlC'ds of lovct.s ot' lontball snoit
in I'atboiidale, w lui ale loal to the
Indian and who believe they tivo with
out a peer in this heetitm.
To atone lor thi.s disappointim nt .Mr.
Hansen has arranged 11 (wine with the
all-Siraiiton eleven whhh will take
plate In .Seianlon on Saturdny, .N'nuni
hep it;.
The Tntllntic are ti.iiniiiK and pi.ictii
ins: lor Uiis mutest and nie lonlident
nf making the Serantonhiiis leall'.e
that there ale top-nntehri.H In looiball
nuioiiR the lilnjeiH lioni the i'ioneei
1 'Ity.
Ot KH'ater iuteiest fuin this i the
niiniiuniemeiu thai the mlRlitv team
fiom Wyonilnn semlnai.i will be linie
011 Tliankht-iviim day to battle with
the ludlniif. The Indians will be
leady tor the tray and Uie Iksi 1 011
tiht eer wltllfci-ed In c'ai lioiidale s
nntiiipated.
MORE CASES OF DIPHTHERIA.
Two Rtpoitcd to the Boaid of Health
Yesteulny.
Two mine cases of dlplnlieiia wete
Unpolled In the lioaul ol health yester
ilnr. IJUh ale on (Vnii'li'iy lllet. Til '
nie lle.s.sle, ii. year-old daiiKhtt r ol .Mr,
i.lid Air.s. Tiuninii I'tley, eiirner I'emi
H'iy and flak htu-etM und liene, datiKh.
' f .Mr. and ."Mrc 1'atiieK Miitm.iu
01" Now iViut'tel v street.
This makes lour nibes in' diphtheria
III ('illlii)li(lnlu at the preheat time. The
other hiilii'tvis 111c the .stepheiLs and
Mi.Mlmi ihlldiuii, nlivad lopoiied
Theie Is no iipmelu'n.siiu of these
(nits. They nu- In widely separated
pnrth ot the town ami thi'to Is 110II1I11K
of the iharaeur ot art epldeiuli about
lie 1 ascs.
About .1 Cfubondrtlo Mnn.
The Wllki'S-iiarie Heronl has the
follow Ini; to Hay ubmn a well known
Paibondalu muni
"The lti'i'OKl Is pleased In leuiii UliU
William ,M. hathiop, loiiuerly of the
('arlitindnlc l.eadur, but lately 011 the
stall of tlif Willliiuisport (hit, hns in-.
iiilied a half Interest u the ItuinihtU
win, (lie Uvidlii-r paper of Watirbiuy,
I'lnin. I'ndcr .Mi. I.aihiop's vlKllanl
oM'i'slBht llm paper him already niadu
marked ndvauees both In loutuiiis and
makeup, and as h natuial result, la
Ineieased iMtiomiKe. Mr. l.uthiop Is
ft Journalist of whom the m'orenyluii
may well be jnouil ami the Iteeonl
eoiiBratulates both him and the iit ol
Waterbuiy on ih,. new deal.
No Deaths from Diphtheiia.
A most rciriettablo en or was made
In this departiiK'nt when (ho unnouiv 1
niflU was inutile of thu ileatli finni
dlnhthprla nt two ehlldu'ii, IMt'iir
Hyphens and Kdna .McMlint. Happily,
the children are not dead, UkiiikIi their
condition Is tciious. The infoHin'tlon
tovviiiiK both 1'iipes i'iuiio hum Uie
Carfeondale.
nlllee of Uie hoard of health, mnl II was
llllelldi'd thai they wete ciim'S that had
hein lupoited to 1 tin 1 oiilie n nntlli:
innit dlfeasei, not iih deaths, but tin re
was a inlyaiipielu'iislon of tlii'fi hiets
and the death nnnolllieeinenl lollowi'd
iih Hie eiiiR'ltiMlon 1 1 0111 the faets as
The Tilbune tciiresuiilntlve ttndi't stood
1 1 1 u 1 1 1 v
A BIG ICE CONTRACT.
Ice Drnlcr John Booth Closes Im
nortnnt Deal with Lake Lottore
Company.
bit; lie (ontiait was i losed ibis
Meek between the Lake l.iidoie lin
piovi'inijiit (onipany alnl .lollli llonlh,
the lie dealei ol this oily.
The deal nixes lo Hie Lake hodoio
1 ompany the ilglti to supply .Mi. I loot h
wllh all ol" the he that he will need
lo piovlde fm Ills trade during- the
summer months of ijkij,. mid lop (imc
a lei 111 Uiereafler.
'I'he deal Is an Impoiltint one, liuis
niui h a.s Mr. Mouth (imttols the bulk
ol tiade In ibis city and' vicinity and
wliii'i'M'P tuoxe he nilKht ntiike In this
direction would nlleet the Kiealer p'HI
ul the 1 Ity'n populnllon. The ounti.ul
was not closed until he satWll"d I1I111
M'lf Unit whatever pi mini l lie would
handle would he the purest thai In
could iloiuie hcieaboiits. This, he
was iiinxliKdl, was lo In; found la (he
Lake hodoie coiniiali.x's he, w lib Ii Is
harvested Hum the pi liiK-fcd laUis
over the Aloo.sks This will be the
111. st time that this lie will be luoitht
Into Cailioiidnlt' hi hiie iiuautitie-. II
will supply nearly till ol the trade
here, for, as mentioned beloie. .Mi.
Hooth't. 11.1t1011.n4e Is the laiest in illi
cit.. 'I'llele Is 11 nioxeinelll ill tnomess
by xx lib h he holies to acipiiie posst(
sioli of about hall' of the pntioiiam-
dlstiibiiled between
of the tow 11.
the other h e m 11
INDUSTRIAE CABINETS.
Seemed for Centinl School
A
Worthy Acquisition.
Tile llli lllbeis of tl'e s, (t(i build
liaxe pin eli, 'sed ui inihislii.il aid nii'
III. il siudv labln.U lor iHe ol the iiiill
Theic an' thue i.it)int- and thev 1 os
M'i(l Tbe.x aie divided ii lluielasss
- iniiieial, xi Ki'table and inlin.il.
'I'he (.ililuet siiciu" t'.'"' x at ions in li;.
Inel foimi ot the ai lb lis Supei iuleiul
eiit of Schools ('air is miic h in lavor ol
Iheili. The.x ui1! at lli'st be lull I'duci d
Iii all the branchi.s 1.1 the lliuh s( hool,
but latel will only Iv iifcd for the bene,
lit el I he low 1 1 wiadi-.
'I lie boau1 has no: as ji. autlmi iid
llu te.uhiis to iist. them. Iml will piob
ablx i'ii s, i.u a siioi t time.
Coming Mauiage.
Anuoiuu ( nu nl has been 111 id. ot lite
lom'njf iiiaitiaLre ol Kiank KiantK to
Miss Maiv Walsh on the "iiitli of this
moiitlt
Thi mairl.iKe w 111 on 111 In
ihuuli in th" iiKnniim Willi
Mi KranlK Is an iinplo.c ot
tral Pennsylvania liiewing:
St. Uose
a 111 ss.
the I'ell-
i nmpanv
anil one ol the best known xuuiik men
in this cll.x. ills Iniili' to be lesides
on I'ike sti,.,. ,,u,i s ,, talented .xoiiiih;
lad.x Their wide h;;lon ot li lends In
this illy Munil le.ol.x to eKlelld their
b"st w lfp s
The Date Will Be Tuesday. Nov. 12.
To axoicl c onllii tini; with Uie I. m line
ol Hex. r.uhi Daley in lln Kninbts
ol Columbus 1 mils,, mi I'lid.ix ixhiiIiik.
Xoxembei 15. the Atbhllc asscicinilciu
ol the Ill-li seliocil has aiiancid with
Di. Whi ilcn 10 alw ids b ( nu e on 'The
Wit it mi Humor of the liMi ivoph"
on Tuir.sday eviniiiK, Xuvembti 1J. All
palions ot this leetuii' will pleasi note
this ihaiiKe ol dale.
Meetings of Tonight.
'aibdudale ludy:". Fi(e and Ainpud
M.isups,
I'athi 1 1 'aieu In .1 111 b, 1 'ath'illi
KnlKhl.' ol Ann iii a
I'liineer itu-tle. Xo. .'h"i. Kumhts o
the My.sik Th. 1I11.
rarbondale IoiIki , Knights ni 1'ytliias,
Ladies' niiillai. , Kallioad I'UKiuui.
(alt' 1 noun).
At the Hotels.
Auiniis the uuest- nt the IKnili-on
nouse yostenlay xxeie. I.ax'ein Inist-ell
Tie. i-t i'lj, .Mai tin 1 'aw Iii Id Hones,
dalr-: .1. l'miuet 'iilllxuii, .lermyii;
Willi. ill' (liuxey. New V01U clix,
Al Uie vineiieaii wen. WiMiam I"il
I'x. IMwald I'xai's ami M , lialrl.
Si liiuton.
Athletic Association's Benefit.
The lecture In Mix. II J. W'halin,
I'oi tile hellelll ol the Hinll School AUl
Ictlc asMii'l'ition. will be held in Uie ,.s
semblx looni on Xovtinber .', I'lie sub.
leet Is 'Tin. Wit and lliuuoi ul the
Irish Itnce." A short piinjiamiiu n
ii'dllif; the leetuic has In 1 11 auaiiaul.
Fiom the Quaker City to Vote.
I'. 1'. ii'i'onnoi. a fm 111,. 1 Ciirhoiiitulo
ho, now 111 the ('uaKel' ('lt,, was In
I Ills elty .xistenlii.v, c c 1 elslliK his ilht
lo vote He 11 maim d In the ill; nil
hull), ami then ntuii'id lo his m w
home.
Attack of Illness.
Albeit .1. t)pe, nb.lit clmk m ihe Mile
I'll htlll bouse I'' lotllli:. il to his hullle,
oil I Hi if. tt sii'u'i. by llhics...
THE PASSINCr THRONG.
.Ml.-s JIlK.it.elh
wen a fill' s' ul tin
tent iy,
Moclie of ,lin,xil,
11,111 l.-Oll llllllH' vi s-
.Ml.-s b mile Manic,
N'. V U the mi st of
-. o Weti 1 ion 11,
lelutlvi . In I'.ll-
, ol WushillMi ll
to Sciaiitoii 1 1st
baiidale.
.Miss I'lciiinr Mils,
stieet, xviis a xiultur
I'Vi'lllllB.
Mlsd laui'i' Idsllop, o s-'ouili Main
Ulii'l, Is t!ie vilest ol Seiaiilou liliuds.
1'Ytink Klip alt lik. ol Moclusti'i, X,
V., Is spciidliitr a leu (hit's with Ids
paii'iit, on Daile avenue.
.Miss S trail (ii'iiond has iciuiind in
liet home In Mils il; s, after a xxteks
visit at WyoinliiK.
Wllllani X 'tlou Is home iVoni ihn
I'lilvtirlty of leinsl'iii'hi Aledhal
college. He nunc to vole in yst'i
day's election
.Mis. M, Mellly fornieily of this ill),
now icsldinu In I'hilaiU'liilila, made a
business ulp in tliib di) ycsieiday, n
tinning last night.
John Marly icUnm-d last nielli lioni
1'lttKtou, vhcre he had bien spcndlni-sevi-ial
ilnjs,
OLYPHAIST
Olypliaut voted yehleidiiy lo Ine.casu
hep ilelii 3,000. fur sow v'UicSu pitrposcj.
PECKVILLB.
The follow Inp- ladles uie leiittesled tn
meet at the Wltsiiti l'"lrc t'oiiipany'H
looms, ThtiiMlny evenliiKt Nov. 7, I'.wl:
Mi, 'I'anner, Atrn, .lolin Day, Xelllo
tttanvllle, May I'm-llnh, laiclla K"ti
nrdy, l-'imiin t'liriienler, Mrs. Kilvvuul
Jeiinyn, tniliolln (hiic.einullpr, t'assle
Wlllliinin, Kicda IIiIkks, liOlllse llell
itrli'kM, Alice Swales, Alary 'I'rtniv unit
ttesslc.i Thompsoii, Those tumble lo at
tend will please notify .lesslo ltolTeek
or, secretary.
Don't IiiikcI the oyster supper at the
Methodist I'plscopiil church, tu liu
Klvon by U10 Tweiilleth t'entury socie
ty tnnlfiht. riinii r,.;:t) to x p. in., after
which a Hue ctitcrtaliinicnl xvlll be
plveii, Only IS ccntM fop both.
Mstelln, ni;ed I .veins, datiKhtri' of
Mr. Thonuis Mdwaids, of the .Si-coud
ward of Hlakely. dli'd Monday of diph
theiia. Two other chlldiell ale ser
iously III of the same disease.
Messrs. I low aid Mrilllilime, Itobei t
Moon mid 1'. I Meiijamln, who ounu
fiom Dli'lilnsoii I.nw coIIckc to xote,
11 turned to Iheli studies yeslciday ul
tiriioon,
Alp. and Mis M. n. is-by. of riail.'s
nicen, weie the (,'Ue.sts of Mr. and
Mis. a. W. t'eniedisl Monday.
The loiidllluii of TliomiiH Davis, ot
the l'lde, who xxns liihltcd by a loro-
inollve on Monday nnd Is now nt the
Lai kawiinna hos-plial, was repot led
yisli'iclav to he oscecdlllKly sol Ions.
Mis. Milton HoiK'e.s and son, David,
uie xlsltlnt,- her patents, Mr. mid Mis
Dixld I.ee, of Mi 00k slicet.
.Mi p. A. (', Heiidrk'ks and daughter,
I'ma ol Academy street, linxe re
tuno'd home after it week's visit with
I'l lends In Piov Ideitce.
Air. and .Mrs. Henry oberts, of South
Main sltcl, (I'kbiated their llfteenlh
vveildliiL' aiinlvi isnry at their home
bete Monday ovenliif,. Air. and Mrs.
Obols ate xvcll and favoiably knovx .1
and haxc n la rue chile of friends,
many ol whom were piesent 011 this
pleasant oieaslon to evtend to Hum
I heir cmif'r.iliilii lions. Mev. rrancls
(itiiditll. of the Alethodlst Hplscop.il
chinch, who olllelatcil at lluir innr-i'iiii-i'.
was also piesent. The KUests
iiiimlii'ied nit tut seventy-live people.
The out-ol-town quests xveie- All. und
AIis. Kilns lOdvvauls and daughter.
Alildied, ol Forest city; Air. and Airs.
AI D. Isby, Cl.n k's I'd'eon, Allss Helen
Aten, ('bilk's Cieeii: Mr. and Mis. W.
U. Case, Ah. Arthur Case, .Miss AI.ii
lis Case. Air. .1. Alavwell Kendall nnd
All. and Alls. J. I'. Hopewell, of fician
1 nr Di. and Alls. A. I". Clans. Oly
pliunt; Alis Padie A. Shoemaker. Al
lentown; Air. und Airs. C. V. Miller.
TMclln. DtnliifT the exeiiiiif; the Voiinjr
Alt'll'.s (!lec club, of the ilaptisl chill ill,
soieiiiided All. and .Mis. oherls. and
aflei a few oul-door selections weie
Invited ill and assisted in the eveli
lm;'s festivities. Altss Alaiy IVnte
( ost recited. 111 a plenslnpr nianner,
"Alaiy I.u' and Willie day," and
".Tai k, Uie MvaiiKillst." nefieshmeiits
xveie solved. Air. and Alls. Obei It.
ei civ ed many useful present
pi I tte to the occasion.
appio-
PRICEBURG.
All's Josophiiie MaiiKiin spent .xisiei
dax with Sirautun fi lends.
.Tuliii lit x el-, of Cat I'ondale. wa- the
Kiie-t 01 bis parents. All. and Alls. T.
Mevels, ui Alain -lieel, on Stindax .
Alls. John Madden, ol Throop, was llu
must of fi lends in tow n on Alomlay.
Allss Ilarilet Hea.iley. of IVekxIllc.
was the mi i"H of friends In (own on
Sunday.
All S illle llevel" has n tinned homo
aftt r two month-' visit xvitli li lends at
Tieiitoii, X. .1.
Air. and Alls William Pitlinievv, of
Hit in MldKc. -pent Suuda.x atteinoon
Willi All. and .Mis. William Weir.
A itiiiillon wa- undeied Air nnd
.Mi-, 'rbennas AV110I1 y al the home of
the funnel's, paients, on Giant avenue.
Hanus and music weio indul-red In
until 11 late hour, when lelresliments
weie -ei veil. Those present xveie: Air.
and Alis. ("ins Schmidt. Mr. and Mis.
.lames Oakex, Mr. and Alls. Isaac
Dawe, Air. and All-. William Menlamln.
Alis. GiealK, Alls, O.ike.x , Allss Matilda,
Silnnldl Ale-si-. Will and Joseph
(tieatlN. of Pi iicbuur. Air. and Alls.
Jakes, Alls, W'oudiuif, Alisscs Chin lotto
Jakes. IJx.le Join s, Ji mile Jake.-, Ada
W.illur. Kloia .Mills. All. (li oikc Slniins,
of Jiukron 'lt.x; .Mr. and .Mi.-. Hairy
.laivls, AlissL.s s.ulle and I.l.zie Jaivls,
ol Tin 0011; All. and Ali. Kiank
Sihmldt, Alls- M.le Kllliitt. Ales.-rs.
Ailhiir llnlib-, John Jarvis, AVilllnm
Miiblnt-on.
TAYLOR.
Mlltle day eeitlson xvlll be ohseixcd
al the 1 alviny Baptist chun h on Run
duv exenlni;, Xov. 17. The fulloxxliiB
piuKiainnie has been aiiunm'd for the
ocia-lrui: Allthein, "SiiiK of the Kiiu;"
hv 1 hoir and 1 onm elation; icspousive
M ailing, Sabbath si hool: iciltatioii,
' Xanie .N'ot the Dead," I'thel Steele;
piajer, by pastor, iccltatloii, t'lianla
Kvaus, iccltatloii. Mlauehe Alaplesou;
i.mgliiH. "Mooli of God My Might,"
1 huh und 1 oiiKiegaUou, reiitalinu,
"The HUldiii Wonl," Alyitlo Couuully;
excitise, "The Pei'lai'dtluli of Great
Alia," Mhoda Curtis, singing, choir
i.iid 1 oiim'egiitlon; illation, "Met In
1 In Might," .Mm lam I hurls, iceltatlon,
"The Mlesslng of Kong," Alaigniet
Dax Is; singing, "Star of Hope," by
1 boh did 1 ougicgalloii; 1 dilution,
' Thai's Thee, Jim," Menjainlii Hauls,
1. citation, .Mm ilia Smith: singing, l
1 loh and 1 oiigiegaliou, iccltiiiloii
"Hon M111I1 liwesl Tlioti," IMith
Alai.-h' riiilalloii. 'How to Do It,"
Alabil Davis, anlheiii. ".Send Tin in
ihe Mlble." b.x ihiilr and 1 oiigrcKailon;
nddiei", "Tin Mlble Wink of the Aim I'
ll an Mnpiist I'ubllciitlon Soclcly," b.v
Uie paslol . cM'ielse, "The Chllrtien's
i.iilis," lour li 1 1 1 gltls, leiltatloii,
T.vdxll Jones olliii tur.x , singing, "Send
"lit the Might," by ijiulr nnd longie-
K.SY TO KIND
W'liL'ii you find a meclinnc
thai inaUeM your regular food
last.' good, when you find a
medicine thai strengthens a
weal slomai. h then you know
you're going to put some lle&h
on,
Scott'-t lCmulsion doe.s the.se
thing-. We recommend it
whenever the system needs
more He.h, If you are thin
and able to eat begin regular
do.ies. That'h your part.
Scott's Kmulhiun will do tho
re.it. Not llabby but solid
Hush.
XV.'II ltl! urn 1 I ulel.) ny.lf )uu I le
bCUll IUWM, ); 1'iitl ulrtt-t, l Yuil.
Ration! heiicdletlon, pastor.
Today the annual session of the
Yotin-r l'coplo'H llaptlHl unions of
N'orlheiiHleiii Pennsylviinln will be
held In Hit Atendc iStieut llnptlsl
fhuii'li, Wllkes-Harie, from 2 to 7 p. m.
tutclllKciii'o was received hero yes
terilay from Wullsvllle, Susiiuelinnna
county, announcing the death of John
ittissell, an old le.sldcut of ttullovitn
and well ktinvvn In this town. Dcrcnsed
wits a member of Taylor lodge. X".
KM, Independent Order of Odd Feltovxs.
Tito Mineral will bo held fiom Ills late
home on Pi May inornliif- mull xvlll ar
il ve at the Washburn street cemetery
at L' p, ,111, , where Interment will he
made, l-'uiiernl Director J. I'J. l"UVls.
or this town, lui.s ehaige of the futieinl.
Miss Mizzle .Marsh was tendered a
.surpilse pnrty at her home on Mtotrs
nil eel on Monday evelllliR' by a nuin
her of .voting friends. Games and oth
er iinitispiiientH were Indulged In and
H'froshliieiitH served. Those present
weie: Allsses Delia Davis, 1'dltli I'ugli,
.Margaret Davis, Aland Kvaus, Minma,
Alnrgaiet, Mizzle anil I'dllh Mulsh.
Xeiiln Mvans, i'dlth Williams, .Mamie
and Kdlth Gillllihs, Jennie Dunstone,
May llowclls. Kranccs Wlnteis, Step
hen Mxnns. (icoige Davy, William Ott.
Willlain 1'nvv ell, Daniel Mvatis and
llli-ain I'hel.is,
The closing cuoll nnili It of the sea
son will take place at Hotel O'Mrtcn
011 Saliuday, Xov, !l, win 11 -everal of
our well known intuit men will par
tlclpale. Hnndlcaii will coitunelirc at
: v. 111. A. clam bake will follow.
Air. and AIis Henry Mew Is of Wash
ington, X. ,1 aie xlsltlng relatives In
lo' u
laylor lodge. Xo. nil. Knights of Py
thias, will meet in legulnr session this
evening.
ICIc-li.it il Williams, ot New York, Is
visiting h!s patents, Air. and Air-. AI.
Al. Williams or Alain stieet.
Air. and AIis. Jus.epli rietcher. of
Wintoii, xlsiied the hitter's parents.
AM. and Mi. Mlchard Wlnteis, of Hall
mad slicet. leccntlv.
Allnooka Ttlbe, Xo. 17. Impiox'il
Older of Uijilinen, will meet 111 legular
scs-lon Ill's I'venliut.
Ali-ses Adeline I'vnus and Mlhcl Wil
liams, of Old Foige visited U lends
here on the Sabbat b
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO.
V
9 onif iviti
0 01 1 ne nout
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
For inoii' than a year past, the Jei
inyn has had as one of its guests u
quiet-looking, pleasant-faced, middle
aged man, who seemed never to be in
a hurry and 1 complete sti anger lo
(.ne. To observe him casually, a.s he
lolled about the corildors, one would
put him down as a well-to-do business
nam. possessed of a happy c.inabilitx
of forgetting ill about hla desk xi linn
he pulled down the lover. He made
neiuialntnnies icadllv and was in tho
fit) a very fexx months beloie he 1111m
beied among his li lends 11 host ol'
Scran 1 on's most lepiesent.itixo men.
lie sought no taxoi's, 1 etrainod Mom
disitissing his business affairs and
seoinul lo make no clloit to impress
aii.x one with an Idea that he was of
any import mice. Yet all the time he
was administering- the piellniinatles of
one of the most gigantic outeiptlses
tills legion has over known.
The man is C. V. Mou'-Uiton, ndminlr
tiativc head of the new Lackawanna
and Wyoming Valley Iluplil Transit
company, and piesldent of the Tiansit
Contiael company, the allied louiein
In ehaige of all the constructive xvotk
(ontiectcd with this immense railway
piolec I.
Air. Houghton was Intel ested In the
si heme b.v its ineeptor, George A. I.ee,
of Philadelphia, and at tho 1 ('quest of
Uie (Oiupaiiy, gave up all his vast
business Intel ests in his home eit.x to
I uiie chief Held marshal of the big
undoi taking. How eltectixe was 'lis
quiet but eiu'igetle work. The Tribune
told in It.-, at tide on the company's
plnns and achievements, pi luted ivvo
weeks ago. t'p to that time even his
iulhnate peisoual li lends had no idea
of Uie xastnes.s of the pi u if it he xvas
dliectlng. They knew fium 0ccasi011.il
newspaper stuiits Unit the company
was up to something, bill Air. Hough
ton's demeanor nevei made, them any
the wlsei as to Its Immensity. With
all Ihe attention now dlicctcd low aids
him. by leason of the publicity given
Ills activities, lie Is slill Ihe unosten
tatious, cas.x -going genial gciitleinun
he always lias been.
a w v
One or the most modest men who 1.1s
an oillce in ihe intiiih lp.il building and
yet one of the city's most industrious
and loiisclcutious ollliials is Ai thur 0.
.Monies, who has been acting as plumb
ing Inspector for the last year and a
half. It has been the city's good for
tune to have ilways had good capable
men as plumbing Inspectors. Air.
Monies' pieilei (vsoi , Al. F. O'Alnlley,
was an able, pniiisitiMug olllcial and
Air .Monies is denioiistiutlng nunc and
iniii o every day of hhi woith and use
fulness, He has both a Hu'Oletlial and a pi le
thal knowledge of ihe plumbing trade,
having graduated Mom a Xew I'ug
laud teiliulial school mid having had
prai Ileal e.Nperlellce 111 the business be
loie Ills appointment by Fnimer Di
li clor James Alolr. The buslnesh-lke
milliner In whldi he has taken hold of
the loiidiici of the I'Viiiiiiuaiious which
pIlllllbelH 1111 It quit cd 'by tile sei uud
class ill) laws to pass has been ex
lieiuel.v 1 icdllable lie sci veil us pres
ident of the boaid of i'MiiiiIiiitk and
the plcparalloii of the questions and
of the lot mtiliis lor llio pracihal tests
was aliuosi filthily Ids xvoik.
V
'I'he man who Miceeedb Iii doing some
Illlllg lor hid 1'elluw 111,111 Is lightly ie
gurded as a popular fellow, and that
Is the position that Druggist John J.
Davics now occupies among lltc diug
men of West Hciantoii, In lominon
with many (ithel diugglhls All, iJnvles
was umxlnii'd that drug sloies ought
o close al ID o'clock and he began 11
movement to hi lug about that deslieil
end,
Ho was so iiiKie-stuI thai beginning
Willi Alomlay, Xov, 11, drug stoics xv
1 lose each ulglil at It) o'clock, esiepl
Saturday night.
Air, Davles Is olio of W'csi Suaulon's
most popular citizens as xvcll as one of
Us most successful business men. llo
Is a leading spirit In all movements tot
the hi'ttcimelll of iniiillUous In ihai
pail of tho illy ami his mlvhe is al
ways listened to with great nl lent ion.
FOOT BALL.
lit lAiluiiii Win hum 'llu. Wiultil 1'hi".
I'llilJlltlpllil, V.. ). -I'lK' Plllllllt'lplllj pltHi'9
iilul I I'D I lull (It'll II, II.IIIJH ,i. ll till llli I (.
liia' plaint, ikfijitil tin- Mitutiiti i.-lligo I'Jiiii
luilj) i.t j noiu of il lu 1) '
VI I'ltlnlllll.' Ii)lllli.,lll, .J, llu. in. II.
XI NlU Veil. I ellllllbM, 1); Hulgl'lHUl, 0.
TOM HARRIS
TURNS WHITE
STRANGE CASE OF A FUGITIVE
SLAVE AT SUSQUEHANNA.
"Kaiesli" Teed Ii Moving Fifty
Dollais Ohtnlned In n Yellow Dog
Damage Suit Omar Olln's Stilt.
Pnrngrnphic Pickups.
Sperltl to the "Irranton Trlbtint
SiiPfittehaiina, Xov. fi. Tom HiurU a
former slave, who came to this town
la the "ilnilerKioimd inllvvay" In iinte
lielllitn daH, Is tinning white. When
Iiairls Hist canie heie. over forty-one
years ago, he was as black as "ihe
aeo of Hpailes." to use a current c
piesslon. Xow he s mote than tw ti
tbit ds white.
In the ilnys ol' the abolition agita
tion pieeeding the outbreak of the civil
win, the "illiilergiound lallway" peo
ple had ninny stations lu Wayne
county, Including one In Susquehanna,
wheie itigHUo slaxes were 1 a red fur.
In pscupiug 11 Din slavery In the south
Hauls arrived heie on his way to
Canada, and then- me people ullve
now who 1 cine mix r xxell his appear
ame at that liine Alter the close of
the war llarils leturiicd fiom Canadn
nnd settled In this country, where he
has since lived, 10 thcie Is 110 chain c
lor dotibl about his lmxlng been at
one time n coal-black negio,
Some yens ago white spots began
lo appeal' on Hauls' skin. There
weio permanent, mid each year biotight
mote of them, until, by spt ending and
nieiglng Into one another, these white
spots haxc now toxerod piactlcally
two-Uilids of the surface of his body,
and he I- last becoming a white man,
His hah, which was funnel Iy kinky.
Is also becoming straight. .Medical
iiiii ate unable to explain the phenom
enon I'l (il-WI XMI .11. 1 -A XI
IliKli mi tin hill-, llu. uii-i 1. .iiitmiiti, -it-,
1 1... 1 1 ilii.vr tils uiiiulti.iis ,i 1 )t It nf lie. whi. 1 1.. .1.1:
Xii 111 tin1 iiIhIi! I lion his lcili'tlii; oUii
In mix wind tint nii alio tin xmlii,
1 kiitli'i.
XoX'ember Is n tittsil month for tur
ke: A Pennsylvania (out I has decided
that a woman l not iuilgo ol a jag.
Vnil now a Hcauton xx 01111 11 has
hanged hei-ell with a stocking. It Is
not always that a woman's stocking is
ol' a size that will .lustily Its us(. fin 11
hangman's iujjc.
Shakespeare would never have asked
"What's in an aim?" it he had been
hit on Ihe head with a brick.
(juoth the sweet singer ol fulou
dale; "There Is nut way of knowing Just
how man.v of us will gel to heaven."
Fnless Ihe sweet singer ot the I'liion
dale uplands lepcnts, they may go
glimmering lo when nsbesios oxei
coal.s aie the leal thing, and wheie
tioe heat 1-, tarnished, in the mean
while ll might he well tor the aruie-ald
I'uloiid.ilite to quit writing vei-es and
to commence leading the sulptuies.
DF.ATH'S IJUIXGS
The luueial ol FianU Smith took
plate lioni Ihe losldei'io or his motlier,
.Mis. M. F. Smith, on Gland fatrcct, this
aUeiuoon, I'ex, M. IC. Hllev, pastor of
the Presbyteiiau chuich, olllui.iting.
lutciiuent was made in the Giand
snoel ceme tei y.
'I'he luueial ol' he late Saiiuul Coiik
lln, an iiet-il and le-pecled iltlzen of
the Oakland side, who died on .Monday
morning, will take place on Wuliit--day.
Tile luneial o'" the ia'e Mis. Maiy
Mi own, one ut the tiiouiei lesldcnis ui
this tun 11, took tilit'e this afternoon
Hum the lesli'eiiie ot 11 son. llt'lbert
Miown, on West Alain slice!, Hi v.
Stephen Jay otllciatlng.a.ssisted by Mev.
I. Al. Shknn in and Mev. ". I. Milov.
Inti'iineiit wa- made In thcGiand stnet
ceim tei 1 .
'I'he luneial of Helen, tin little duugh-
tt 1 ot All. and .Mrs. Fi.ink Knaiip, of
the Oakland, took place It mil the house
this attei noon, Mev. C. ('. Alnekey olln i
atlng. lutenneiii was made in AliKune
( einctei , .
"KAMMSH" Ti:i:iJ AIOVIXC.
i'x 1 us Tied, w llo, eais ago. w.is a
lcsldtut of this xlcinlty, louiidei of the
Kaieshan s-nt, who styles hhnselt the
"Kan shau .Messiah," has leltuned to
Chicago I10111 Florida, lie has a i uln'iy
hi both places Cyiu- Is a bialny lelluxv,
and the way In which he succeeds in
gatlieilng in the shekels of bis follow -11-
is something; xx underfill,
PAKAGHAPHFD PK'K-l'PS
A South Gibson fanutr, xx bose jelluvx
dog was killed by a llelghboi, has ( h
tallied $'i) damages In a Susqin haiuia
justice's court. Yellow dogs mine high
this yen
uninr F Olln, a Jackson laimei, has
hi ought suit against the township 01
Gib-on, claiming; f l.l.oon damages lor
llljlllles allegtd to have In Oil sustained
h) bienkhlr- tliloiuh a (k'l'eclixo btldge
A SiiMiuehaiiu.i man has been held
to hall hi .'iid. on a ehaige nt an at
tempted iiimlutil a.-sault upou a ten
yen -old t-.lt 1.
Mile Hose (Oiupiiliy, IJ11, will hold Us
annual hall ill Hogau opeia hoil-e 011
Thaiik.-glx utg ee, November 7 D01
,111's Susqiiihaiiii.t oichestl.l will U11
ulsli music top tio incision
FMOTSAAI AXD JMTSA.M
The Miu.sliville Maptisl chin 1 1
ieicut(d lice fiom debt.
A Gieat Mend mail iciciiily
.'based seventeen eats. And he
was
pur
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111 the sausage business,
As tiiikeys inn siane this )car, H
will be loiinil ncie-sary to stmt out
carl) 011 Thanksgiving exe and icacii
high -Whliue).
Silpcrlllteiliieul of Mails
irrlval und departure of
s, has uiitlorguin? cuushle
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A MISTAKE IN COUSINS.
II I, ( lotillliil, In I'hli inn Itrtiiiil'llculil.
When the III si organization of coun
ties was alteinptcil In the Xortlivvest
a gieat deal of ttoilb'le was pieelpl
luteil between llval land nnupiiules as
to tho location of Hit1 eotinly Heat".
Much company deshed a county seat
on Its ptiitlctilar tract of hunt, hut as
there were not counties enough to go
around UiW was Impossible. Fights
und feuds followed and the liveliest
promote! s of these w ire the pioneer
edltois. In one of the counties that
may appiopilulely he called Oaytise Ih"
Ihial location of the county seat xvas
on Sand Cieek, In the cast end of Ihe
(omit), ami well leniovcil fiom two
oilier illumining settlements lu the
county known as Plalnvlll and Ninth
Star. The county seat was called
Sandberg. with that line love foi ugly
titles mauirest tu the Amciliiiu mind
when tunning a town, ilxer or moun
tain peak. Ill e it'll settlement thei
was an cdllci- llosi r al Plnlusv llle
Ilurrl"iin .t Ninth Star and Smith at
Saudhcig. Tin- ai'tet. is sjuii as his
commiuiilv had capiuied the intuit)
suit, ni.ii'llcili'i, h's Joy In a soil's 01'
lurid edltoi lals ei owing over ills ilvals
and denouncing their opposition to
.Siiudbeig as villainous,
'I'he light, ill papei. was a glo loin
one. P giew- -o xxaim that no man
! fiom Plalnvl1! ( 1 XrMh Star daiel to
visit Sandbeig. and when the one school
teacher ol Ihe latter town chanced to
enler Plalnvllle he was Immediately
s dzed by the Intiiihiled Inhabitants.,
dcpilved of Ills hoi so mid clothes, ami
coli.,ielIe.' to walk lolly miles of rh li
pialrle laud, naked, lu 01 del In reach
home. Sandbeig .swole deep vengeanc",
but was content for a long time lo (on
line its notions to threats, which the
people ot the other towns laughed at.
Interested obseiveis of the light, al
though, woman-like, legaidlng It as
most foolish, wen two young women,
one the school mistress of Plalnvllle
and one the school mistress ol' Xoilh
Stai. .Miss Wll-on of the foinier town
w.is a cousin or Mdltor liokei. and Allss
Mogcis, of North Star, a cousin ol' Kdl
tiir Han Noil Alls- Wilson lcgaidod
the muss as pin tleulai I) iiiirorluiiiile,
because shot tly alter her aiiival on the
ttontler, and betorc Ihe i ounty scat
light, she had mcl 1'ditor Smith and
(uncoiled a more than passing i 'gun!
lor Iii 111. Smith himself had been much
taken with her beamy and intelligence
mid but for his loyalty to his lommiili
it) would never liaxe gone into a Ugh'
xxhleh sepaiated lit 111 1 10111 th' woman
1 he loved, but hud not told -o.
Allss lingers was not as .voung a
Alls.s Wilson 1101 so attiactlve lu fact,
she had passed lid, was soup ol temper,
and niueh disliked by her pupils, mosi
.of whom dieaied her shin p tongue as
much a.s the) did the whip sh used
on exeiy piox ocatiou. Aliss liogeis dis
liked Kill tor Smith, envied Allss Wilson,
hated the Mouth r and longer lor a man
with ni.ihliiiiiiil.il inclinations.
Kill 101 Dukil. of Plalnvllle thought
il his duty in the county seat light to
ci'ltoiiallv castigate Hill tor Smith, of
Sandbeig, with ever) Issue. He did
not suspect his cousin's affections for
his ouom) . and it he had he would have
at thai lime sent her out of the 101111-
ir). On her pait -he did not (laic to
pleid with him to loigiv- and foiget.
e .nith Iml not yet spoken tu her, and
while s-1'c l'e It tint ho would. II given
opportunity, she leallzed thai a long
in iilijiigaiiuii ol' tile 1v.11 incline, a llli
ihci scpi'i.iilou of llicin and put haps
n poiiuancnt end ot the sentiments
that once had llnuii-died so well.
So matters stood until one spilng
du). In a paiih ulnily violent lit ol
tempei, Allss Mom'is whipped one ol
her box pupils until the lad loll faint
ing at hoi feel. The nws spread
but slowly lieiailse lalitor llanlsou did
not nolle il in lus own paper; Kdllor
Moker Ihouirht it was none of bis
Iro'ibl". ami the public in gonoial heaidj
ol' It only long after ils oci uiience Hut
xvhon I'dilor Sinith leaiiied or it he
penned tin ,-ea lilug lines in hi- edi
torial colli), l.s
"W have 110 1 uiislu and vie cannot
ll-jht ii wt'imin. ii"t ir we had a cross
i yed f-i'i ile i oii-in and she did all
that we haxc leaid of som 'body else's
coii-iii di, lug that suniebudy else being
a meisl), piratical etlltur ol' this enmity I
we would either move her to a Hot
tentot si itleiueiil or .-end her hac k easl
.V wind to ihe wise hi siitlh ie-ul."
The Sandbeig paper dlllv "leached
Plalnvllle and Mdltor Moker casual!)
glaiucd 11 iiv ei until In- tame to lie
quoted paiagiaph. Whatever made
him llilnk It releried in his own cousin
110 oi" knows to Mi... da). I. ut when
he hid ical lie i...iagiaph in ques
tion he 1 11 i'tv I'ti ust the pap. r into
1111 inliei pack.' and then sol.'S'uuv
matched aioiiud ihe town until he had,
eolle oted the twelve ulhcr cuplcs Willi li I
he knew canie lu Plalnvlll . Then he '
leiuined lo Ills ofllce and sent for
his iiinsi intimate ti lend the cashier
of the one private bank. To hllll he
said:
".SlPilh has gone Ids lull length, lln
has giussly Insulted my luiinln 111 his
paper. II' Is so hard up he must at
tack a woman. She hasn't seun the pi
per and never shall if 1 1.111 help It, hut
I'm going tu Smiiilit'ig In lln morning
mid eltliei Smith or I will be dead
b.v night If I lull, old man, itiake any
cXphlli illoli, but spare the gill, and
give hep all I leave "
Then the hands ol ihe two 11 lends
met, ami iheli i.vcs said 1 I1.1t Smith
must ilie. The n i iiiornlng 1, Mile fast
1 hough, and at ! o'clock Mokoi. heivll)
armed as men weie In those dax'.s and
localities, and astihle his taxoiiti! ,x el
low Jnin-c, mile away limn his tilth e
with lilt- eihlilei. They said to lie en
1 lulls thai they wen going mil tu liink
nvei some laud.
They took tin Mail which would lead
tllelll bv the Utile led school house
where Allss Wilson had aheuilv galli
ot 'd her llm k and lOiiimeiii-cil the dally
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STOMACHS THAT
WON'T WORK
That Retnln tho Food nnd Refuse to
Digest It, Make, the Head Heavy
and the Nerves Wenk, Need
Stuart's Dypcpslrt Tablets.
Tlieie Is 11 cttie for dyspepsia, Suf.
Tei cis who liavci tiled iiuxlmts nosttttiiiH
will probably bo skeptical, but Fkcpllc
Ism vnnl'ihes when Stuait's Dyspepsia.
Tablets 01 e tried. Whether the tioiihli
..
Is dyspepsia of long siiindlng, or mere
ly a simple, case of Indlgo-llon, lellef
Is piompt and pronounced. The liss tho
Moilble the fewer tablets need be- (alien.
Heaviness after eating, sour s ttiiiincli.
as Indicated b) belching, fatigue with
slight exeitlon or with no oxci tloli at
all, disturbed sleep, nei voltncss, con
stlpn.llon, ih pi'esslon, "blues," these
things can coinmoiil.x bo set down as
symptoms of dyspepsia. And d)spepsla
Is nieiely Indigestion In 1111 aggravated
foi in.
My pi omitting perfect digestion, Stu
art's Dyspepsia Tablet pioduces stion?
nerves, 1 est fill, lofie'shlng sleet), punt
blood and good sound healthy llesh.
They make tho skin clear, .the eyes
bright, the mind cheerful.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets nie a,
tin dlcliu am! 11101 e than. a. medicine
They digest the food and make it easy
nf assimilation, and they iclleve tho lu
llamed, diseased condition of the mem
braneous linings- mid the glands of the
stoiunoh and bowels. They help tho
digestive oigiins over the hard plate,
and put them Into a healthy, active
condition. Thev effect a quick and pti
nianent cute. You don't have to con
tinue .taking them forever, t'tlll It Is
well to have a box handy and take one
at the first icturii of the double.
Peifcctly we'll people aie- made f-lck
b) eJtliig too- much, or tiuxx holesonio
lood, but not if they take a tablet after
eating. Tieatment with Stuart's Dys
pepsia Tablets does not. necessitate
dieting or any change of habits. They
dlgent the pioper food and aet upon the
oilier kind in sin h a xxay as to make ll
pass off quickly and harmlessly. You
may eat and drink what you like, when
you like, and as much as you like it
j 011 take a. tabid afterwards.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets aie sold
by all druggists at ."0 cents for lull slzo
package
Send to F. A. Slum I Co., Alaithall,
Mich., lor little book on stomach dis
eases, mailed tiee.
lessons. Their hoises swung off xxltli
easy lope, hut elmo to a dead halt:
when up on the trail toxwnd them
lode Smith, the man they wanted. Ho
xvas astiidea bay 111.11 0. toam and dllsl
eoveied. and h lalsed a hand in frlend
Ix -aluto, although the gesture was
otherwise taken by the txxo men in
Mont of them.
Moker was out with ill- gun and .
Iieiiieiidoiis oath and had opened Hu
lun Inn 1 y. The cashier swung to 011,1
side and clear of innge. Hmllh shout
ed at Moker, but getting only a shot in
ieply whipped out his own gun anil
le-plled. The shots came fast and Uni
ons, the two lioisemen dashed into eaeli
oilier. Moker went down and Smith too,
and they ilenehed on the- piahie sod
and beat each other In the erforl tu
kill.
Attei a tunc llieio was .silence and llm
cashier lode up lo llnd Hoker uncon
scious, Smith on top of him and bleed
ing badly. Fiom the school house thei 1
came running the teacher, and she f I!
upon both men and sobbed and moaned
and made the cashier think she li.nl
gone made. Fhst she would kiss Sinith
and thou she would kiss Holier, and
then soli as If her heail would hieak.
The cashier began to think that mhuo
ihlng had gone xv 10111? for sine. At hoi'
bidding he uide into the town for help,
and aftei awhile Hoker mnl Smith win
lu bod and ihelr wounds dressed.
Smith w.ni shot tliiough the hip anil
leit mm and beat about the head:
linker was wounded thieo times, hud
Ids 1 10111 teeth knocked out and hi
li It ltg' Inokeii. Moth men xveie placed
111 the sum loom hi separate beds, hut
th.) .'iiuM mil see eaeh other, even
though forbiiPJ"!. to talk. The local
doitor said they would certainly iocov
er. Allss AYIIsou hoveled over each. licit!
deigning to police the wild glare in
hoi eiiislti's t)i;s nor the deep hew lid
otmi'iit In Smith's. She knew' souit -body
had hlmaleicd, but fi-dl she could
ahold lo waii.
As tm Plalnxlllo, it only rcgieited at:
that nioiuoiii thai Hoker had not killed
S1111U1. It w.is true to its editorial hem
Mate that night Alls.s Wilson, slttlu-:
with the Injured men, hoatil Killlm Ho
ker hoii.-ely say to '.alitor Smith:
"What did you attack my miisln
foi V"
"I didn't."
' You did, .xiiii lying -"
It look all tho gill's Hticngth to fill"
Hoker down Into hlfi bid Then Intelli
gence came to I'dilor Smith. 11 1
gi limed, hull, as he was.
"I gave Haillson's loilsln a cut," lui
said, "fm beating that child, but not
)uili uni-ln. I lodciill last night to get
heie this iniiiuhig to ask yoiu loiistn
tu be my wile. She'd incepted up about:
live initial's lieioiit I met you. When
.von saw mo I wan coining into town
to make poaio -villi mi t'll the nut, x
ml light. I bar lo sh ml X'j.t ti ,-i(
a iliaiiio to explain. Shai;i'V"
"Oh," Mild linker, and his bandage
hand ciussod tn Smith's, and Aliss Wil
son laid hel own 011 top of both
, iniiiplled tho lolluvvlllg seheilule of
the fall changes in ialhn.nl lime-
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