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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-08-14
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tpurben 3ipar abSetiblt, erIitten abel
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ten. 8uttermam itimmte fir Connolly
fir Gpnereb un6 Srep fir SanoIeb fur
9iidter. llniere g8arb 1T einitimmig
fir 9ti9ter SanoIep,
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mir 9lauben, baB er einen suten @eIeb.
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Der befannte SObIenOperator @epro
Simpion.
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gln Die SerantOner &aiisr unS sSreiIias
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sablreIde SsibeiIiSun9 in 9lusiidt ses |
felt.
- Die Observation-Disclosures lit |
nun bon 9idipn GitD rad 8ricebiIe |
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8oulebarb StraBe mad 8sdpiae oSer
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ipieSer an bic 9taubrittereit Ses Seut.
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pom Sadaipanna county iolIten iidj tpie
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tabaf, bic beliebten 2obbed'uno 8bB
Sduupftabate bon better AuaIitdt bat.
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renipiben, 9iinbbbISfiit6en, Gabutsbeus
tel, SpaSieritbde uno DieIe 6bnlide 9lrs
titeI. Sein Eager bpr3isIi6iter Gisars
rem bebarf faum elmer gmpfebIuns.
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Hl5- 0cUS 4 9obIe, 23l 9lOrS 0lain
sipenue, - Giien', 8Ie9s unb Wlehers
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gSanersGInri9tun8en un6 9isparaturen
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rA- Sus 50. 9lObiniOnf6e Bier in
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bon iest ab re8eImdbis bur9 Srn.
Satob S6impff, Gfe Geoar Ape. unb
9idorp Strabe; su beiicben. 9siteI'
lun9en tperben prompt aus9efibrt. l3
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-08-14

iid, bab bic rsipeftiben Saftionen soi
SaneIep uno MerriiieIo ii6 iebei
Sdritt sur Organization Itreitig NADER
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beher 9el6uIt ; ais 5iibrer Der Sanbs
lep 6attiCn fun9irten s. S. 5iBIims
mons uno Sames Gortett.
8eamiib mb Sibiimmpns ipurben
ais 8priiBer beS @onpentss bpr9eI6Iaz
gen uno Der erItere nit 574 ct. eeaen
302 ct. ais erpGbIt erflGrt, elm llms
itan6, Der au9eni6einIi6 ben Sampf
au 1uniten bon Werrifelb entidieo.
9eam;ib bpfite in ieiner glnIprade an
bic SeriammeItsn, baB man iofort sur
GrIebiBunS Der bOrIiesenSen @eI6dfte
i6reiten perbe un6 sriu6te bic SeIes
saten UNI SrbnunS un6 Nube, bis Iie
ieben Diirben, baB llnreBeImdBi9teiten
pprBinsen. 9lu6 bier purbe bic tenn.
pordre Organization Sur psrmenanten
9emadt. Die San6Iep 2eute Iaben,
eab iie berloren iparen, uro Gprbett
rief: ,,Q8enn biet irseno peIde
6reunbe bon 9lidter SanoIsp Iinb, 10
boffe i'd, bob iie nit mir seben."
SleIe perIieBen nit ibm ben Content.
Gine abitimmune fir ben 9tidters
&anbioat fanb bann itatt unb ergab fir |
WierriiieI6 80 mo fir SanSIep 7 Stims !
men. Sir county Sommiiidre purben
WielUin, Surf, SiIpatrid, GRAVES, Gars
penter, Gcar unb SOP porgeidIasen. |
8urt erbieIt 80 Stimmen un6 ipurbe
ais npminirt ertldrt. glIs Der anbere
9anSibat purbe Carpenter nit 35
Stimmen npminirt.
9lIS county 9lubitoren ipurben Obs
iparb Coleman bon 9unmpre unb s. 8.
SObnion bon Spbe 9art numinirt, ip0s
rauf bieicr bentlpiir6ise Gpnpent jid
perta0te.
Die aus8etretenen Delegaten berIams
meIten iid in Der Sale bes GrceIIior
Social Clubs un6 ipur6cn bon q. 5.
WlcgluItp bon ELEPHANT 3ur Srbnung
8erufen, ben man sum 9oriibsr ma6te;
ais Ssfreidr ipuroe @enoea 0tcGlab
bon gSintpn eripGbIt.
gIntrdee beridiebeusr 9(rt ipurben
8emaft unb bebattirt; sini8e Der glns
pcfencen ivOIiten BEN @onpent pertagt
baben, Gnbere iudni6tsn einen fur;en
glufi6ub, um 0ele9aten Suiammenrufen
Su tbnnen unb pie6er 9lnoere perIangten
iOfprtiSe 8ei6luBnabme; Die IeBteren
bransen nit ibrer glniidt Surd, ba ia
nur bic 8fIidt otlag, eiuen 8anbiSaten
fir bas 9iidteramt aufSuiteIIen unb als
Oieier tpprSe 9li9ter SanbIsp einitimmis
0inn bebattirte bam Iangere 9sit
carIber, Oh IS ipeiis iei, Elm bOlltdnbis
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cann ibliebIi6, I'M am Wiittwo6 Wiers
9en antmals Suiammen ;u treten unb
bic anberen glOs!inatiOHen Su MAIDEN.
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rem reidIi6 berIeben un6 bic 9reiIe
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$40 Die an uHommen feO OH smcbl Fe i5rn
6rennOn. Gutiuf MAIDEN. - -
ten mooernm nnb oauerbt sma6tn ~
g 0 900 nt G T. 81 mSm0
fir Gruatne uin6 70 bitten mir unfbar
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Infer Ssfbdfsphs
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Office: Sm Saut' Ses Serrn @li6ae
wlilIsr, so. 4S0 Geoar auenue, II. @nr6. IS
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:. 3. Guinan, Setretdr,
SD babe ecn cbigeu 9eridt aepriift une finse
ipll runti1 SS TT elm iibtS liuo iorsfdIta airs.
9earbetieter RatpsiS uno Sereitbt eem Sefreiar
Sut 9rcBeH GRre. Gepare 6. Dimmtd,
StdptsSpntrcller
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Seedne nddb benz leBten
iaTliden Seri6t. -, sqo
Intpetiuuaen, auSaeasken S''
fir S6uts uuo &au;nede
pom II. Snni 1888 bis /,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-21

to Marriage, e C.. from Excrsses or You th- iul Follics, or any cause, Speedily. Safely and Privately cured.
 Yaupg. Middle A ged and Old men, and al who need medical skill and experience, consult the old Euro- can Physician at once. His opinion erv and shame When inconvenient TO visit the city ter trea ment, medicin es can be sen every where av express, fres. i from obserVatiGn- It is self evident 1 that physician who gives his whole a. 1 teniiOn to ci'Ss of diseases -ittafnS great skill, and physicians throughout the country. knowing this, frequently rec 1. ommend difficult cases to th ssIfest god remedy is used. The Doctors | Ee and Experience make his opinion ! of supreme .nDOrs a"ce. f-Sr Those who cali see no one but the | Doctor. Consultations free and ' cred " Confidential Gases which have | failed in obtaining relief lsewhere espe- ciaily solicited: Female disea- es success fully treated The IF7scEor will agree 10 foriei! $i.00O for a case u dertaken. not cured. Call or write Hours: Daily, from g Il. m to ?; m.; to 8; evenings; Sundays, 10 to I2 only. Send ic- '- he Sanitarist Guide 10 Health ;n sent free Address above.
 I- The services of the celebrated old German Physician, Dr. O. GERARD. from StraTs burg, have been secured at the LIEBIG DISPENSARY. ais fame as a specialist for diseases of men Is universal | ly known. and hundreds are daily avail | ing themselves O the oppor uHity of free
 consolidation, personally or by letter, in
 ssR. LsEBIG-s Wonderful German snV-gOratOT Permanently prevents all Unnatural Loss | es from the system, Hes the nerves. sIrengI hens the muscles, cheeks The waste irvigora es the whoie system. and
 restores the afflicted to Health and Hap | piness.
 The reason so many cannot get cured of 1 Seminal Weakness. Loss of Manhood. etc. | is owing to q Compiica ion, called PROS- | T 'TORRH EA with HYPERAETHESIA, l which requires peculiar treatment. Dr. ] Liebig's IBvigOrator k ihe only posi- i've 1 cure for PROSTATOkRIIEA. with pernl- l ia, Spec al Treatment, used at LIEBIG l DlSPENSARY.
 Price Of Envi$OratOr &2- Case of | six rottles. Sl0 Sent to any address, GOV eIed securely from observation. Most powerful electric belts free to pa l tients
 70 prove the Wonderful Power of the lNVIGORATOR.
 1 T $:S Bottle Given or Sent Free. | Consult atiDn Free and Private. Call, or address.
 LEEBEG DISENS ARY, 400 Geary trect San Fran, isco. Cal Private entrance 4e5 Mason St .et, fouI | blocks up Gsary street from Kearny l Main entrance througl Dispensary Drug | store.
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years-such AS loss of memory, Lassitude, Nocturnal Emission, aversion to society. Dimness of vision. noises 1H the heed the vital fluid passing unobserved in the Urine and many other diseases that lead to in- sanity and death.
 Dr. Mlntie will agree to forfeit Five Hun- dred Dollars for case of this kind the Vital Restorative (under his special advice and treatment) will not cure. or for an v- thing impure or injurious found in it. pr Mintie treats all private Diseases success- fully without mercury Consultation free. thorough examination and advice in cluding analysis of urine. S5. Price af Vital Restorative S1 50a bottle. orfonrtimes the quantity, $500: sent to any address upon receipt of price, or c. O. D. secur. from observation and In private name. if desired by A E. Mintie.M D.. No II Rear ny St San Francisco. Gal
 simple bottle sent free on appli- cat1on by letter stating symptoms. sex and age. Communications strictly Confden- tial.
 Dr Mintie's KIDNEY REMEDY NEPHRErI- CUM, cures all kinds of Kidneysn bladder Complaints, ,Gonorrhea. 5Ieet Leucorrohea For sale by all druggists: Sl bottle; Six bottles S5.
 Dr Mintie's DANDELIoN PILLS ere the best and cheapest Dye pepsia and billions cure i.' the market. For sale bv all druggists. -1tfiian1
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-21

Two mails will now reach us daily, the eastern by the early morn ing stage and the western by the afternoon stage. The mail from the west will be some eighteen hours earlier, as the trains from the west will not he delayed at Yuma till the mails are too late for the stage at Maricopa ard have to lie over.
 Tie Directors of the Industrial Exposition Association left the of fice of the Secretary early this morn ing f.,r trip about the valley to look at the various sites proposed for far grounds.
 The small acreage Of barley and not over abundant yield will tend to make that article worth some thing before next fall.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-21
DIR. MINTIE.
SPECIALIST AND GRADUATED No. ii earny Stree. San Franc sco Cal TREATR ALL CHRONIC, SPECIAL AND PRIVATE DISEASES WITH WOW
 DERFUL SUCCESS

THE AREAT ENGL SH REMEDY
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GFrom Mondays Daily. ]

The Sentinel in speaking of the unexampled time made in putting
 tenn porary bridge over the Colorado says: "The first tram crossed the
 b ridge on Wednesday afternoon
 nd since then, they have followed each other iu rapid succession. The bui ldlng of this bridge presents re-
 mar kable evidence of the power of
 m enty combined with knowledg
 and energy. It took exactly week
 10 complete it. Much credit is due Seth Green, who has had charge of the construction, and the employees under him, for this work. l. is dif- cult to realize that bridge of this size could be constructed in SO short time, when one considers the many difficulties embraced in the
 DO weriul current Of the Colorado river, the shifting bottom, the op- posing boulders ard the danger and diff culIy in managing pontoons in stream full of rapids and whirl- pools. The bridge is temporary one to enable tine crossing of trains until Q permanent structure can be erected The Sentinel tenders con- gratul ations te MT. Green and em- playes for Laying exceeded thelr promises as to time required in the performance of their work. They have performed an astonishing feat.
 It is reported that a gang of horse and cattle thieves have established headquarters Tn the mpreguable fastnesses of the Superslition moun> stains which lie 40 miles to the north of Florence. A large number of cattle and horses have been missed from the vicenitY of WhItlow sta iion and Pinal recently, and Messrs. Hugh Hewett, Joe tarlebois, Tobe and Will Whitlow have left for the robbers rendezvous, this week, Tn search of the missing stock. Thir- iy head of MT. Hewett's cattle are missing, as are also quite number belonging to the gentlemen who ac- company him in the search. Il there is regularly organized gang of thieves in that range four men will not be able to cope with them.
 Tweniy-eight car loads of coke having been delayed by washouts on the railroad, the supply of tile
 U nited Veree Copper Company has run short, and they were compelled to close down to-day, when gen eral clean up will bo made. The shelter will be idle only for a short tlmc, however, as there is large supply of coke betw4 en Chino Valley and Jerome.
 The Republican County Central Committee at their meeting on Sat- urday, the 16 inst issued call for Republican County Convention 70 DC helo SeptemDcr 4th, and pri> niaries to be held in the various precincts August 30;h 1884. Sec the call published elsewhere, for particulars.
 The editor and his domestic man. sger have cards to-day for wed- d ng in St. Paul, Minn- but owing to some minor inconvenience such as the want of loose coin te the amount of 8 900. and some 1000 miles of space, it may be thst we shail not be atle to attead, which we much regret.
 Money on outstanding accounts wanted immediately at this facc
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-21
This Great Rejuvinating Remedy and Nerve Tonic.

is the legitimate ' es 1lt of twenty years of practe cal experience and CURES WITH UNFAn ING cEE-
 PANTY N ervou
 and P y s i 0 8
 Debility, Sem
 nal weakness ,ho
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-21
Territorial Twigs
Epitdph.

Epitdph.
 It is rumored that three of the mob who attacked the Grand Cen> tral works early Saturday morning were hit by the guards. One had his heel grazed, another losl finger and third received severe wound Tn the body, which may prove fatal. Ibis is given merely as rumor.
 The improvements now being made at Fort Huachuca are of the most subst tntial character. Our fel> ow-townsmsn, c. E. Fr, deriehs, has the contra ct for iaying a four inch wafer pipe from the springs three miles up tie canyon to the reservoir on the hill back of the quarters. All the improvements indicate like permAnence-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-21
LOST ON THE DESERT
Thirty -ssx Hours without
 water.
The Dangers of Travel fin
 Ar zona-

4 well known gentleman of this place, but who>s name we arc not at liberty to use owing to hts sensitivr- ness under the public eye, has had couple of adventures within the past few days that came very near costing him his life. especially in the first instance. He had started from Nicken burg on a trip to the
 Centennial Mill in the Hacuavar mountains distance of some eigh> v miles on horseback expecting to find tanks of water on the way and carried only canteen for his own use. He was not thorough> ly acquaint,d d with the country and being anxious to push forward, direction was given him which would save some twelve miles from the regular route. The result was that he was lost among the burning sands, his water supply gave out and for thirty>six hours he wander ed in bewildered condition. Fi> nally beroming weak and fearing that there was danger of losing his mind he bound himself to the sad- dle aud allowed bis animal to take it's way which strangely enough had been endeavoring to turn to the
 north while he kept pulling her to  the south as,long as he had strength, the direction he wns travelling being west. After giving way to what SC ems d the instinct of the mare, she took her own course and in about six hours brought him out at Cul- lum's station, and to water; neither had tasted @ drop of water for about thirty six hours, over twenty four of which was under the burn ing sun-
 Strangely to say this was not the last Of his experience in this line though he reached the mines in safety. Shortly after arriving there provisions ran low and the superins yendrnt borrowed the gen.leman's horse to go out to the settlements to get a load of provisions but wss disappointed in getting them and getting back and the four days pro- visions Lad run out and nothing heard from those coming. The men starved as long as they could and then set out on foot to travel over the long stretch of country between the Hacuavars and Vulture, carrying aheir canleens and bottles of water. Their water, however, was exhausted before they could make the distance, and again our friend experienced the horrors of thirst as he had done a few days before, though this time he was not lost although on an unfrequented road. After travelling for a day and night the men separated, the strong- CT pushing forward. The gentle man to whom we refer remained behind and that day came across a little strip where rain had fallen : and stood in little puddles on the road from which he got some relief, and finally was met by friend with water and horse, from vulture, those who had pushed forward having reached that place.
 Altogether it was rough experi- ence and one which our friend thinks he will not soon be caught in sgain.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-21
THE EXPERT SPECIALIST.

nR. ALLEN, AS Is WELL KNOWN Is I' regular graduated Physician. ednca- ted at Bowdoin College and University Of Michigan. He has deeo as.ifetime to, and + sc<nowledeed to bs tn, most cx-
 pert Surgeon in his speciality on the Pa
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-21

Robert B. Todd, Plaintiff,
 Florence V. Todd, D fendant.
 Action br ught in the District ourt of the econd J f6iciai D islrct of ihe Terri tory of Arizona. in and for the ( oun.y of Maricops, aud tn complaint filed in said Com ty of MaficoTa. in the off e of he Clerk of said Dis rift Court.
 The Territory or Arizona sends greeting to Florence V T. dd. defend Ini:
 You arc hereby summoned and rcqulred 10 appear in an action brought against yo by the above-na mr D ain if. in ihe Bistrict COurt of he Secnnd Judicial Dis- tTict of the Terri Ory of rizDna in and foI the Coun7v of Marscopa. and answ CT the complaint filed wi h the clerk of this court at Phoenix. in said cJunIy. copy of which con laint nccompanies this summoLS) witniu twenty days (exclr rsive of the day of serv ice upon you of g, rvicc) after tie service ugon yuu ut this servic - if se-v' d in th s county; but, if served Ut of the county and wi hin this district, then with n thirty days; in all other cases for y 6avs-or judgment by default will be taken aga1ust yo according 10 the prayer of complaint The said nctior is brought ro obtain decree of this court forever dissolving the boFds of matrIno ny existing heIween plaintiff and defend ant Plain iii prayS for gen fal relief.
 And you are hereby notified that if YOU fail to appear and an .wer said com rlaint, as above r' quired, the said plaintiff wi il take default gainst you and apply to the Court for the relief demanded ther in and Sts ana dis buI Sements in th!e behalf expended
 triv, under my hand and ihe seal of the Districi Court of the Second Judicia Dis r ct of the Territory of Arizona in and for the County of Maricopa. this fifth day of June, A. D. lSS4.
 (SeaD FRA cIs A SHAW, Clerk
 by c. u KNAPP. Deputy Clerk. Alsap G Baker, Attorneys for plaintiff.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-21
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