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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-06-28
NOTIcE ZOE PUBLIcATION.
Land Ofice at Kirwin, kansas. /

Land UIfIce 40 kiTWIn- kansaE- J IN
MAY is, 1899. S'-O
Notice Is hereby given that the fOliOWing-Ba
settler has filed notice Of his Intention to make
final proof in support OF his claim. and that said
proof viii be made before Register or Receiver at
kiFWiu, Kansas, on June D, 1889, viz:
E. B. HARTER
He 10, 40 t0F Jhs south z southwest a north
west Z southwest y southwest ! northwest Z
section 5-}-17. lie names the following wit
nesses te prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of, said land. viz.
IsaaC johnson. of Phillipsburg, Kansas ]. T..
Johnson, OF PEiiHpsburg, Kansas. Frank TrOW,
Of Philbpsbufg, Kansas, A. j. brennan, of Phil
llpEbuFg, Kansas.
ANY person WHO desires to protest against the
allowance Of such proof, OF who knows of any
substantial reason, under the law and the Eegu-
lati0Rs Of the Interior Department. why such
proof should not be allowed, viii be given an op-
pOFtunity at the above mentioned time and place
TO cHoss-examfne the witnesses of said claimant,
and to offer evidence in rebutta of that Submitted
by claimant. H. A. YoSGE
May S4-5r-~ Register
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-06-28

We are sorry to learn that the
parental home Of Mrs. Schleh, wife
of the Elder, was deluged in the great
Pennsylvania food. Mrs. S. and
daughter had all their goods and the
preachers library packed, ready to
come to Alma, but all was destroyed
4 Tina Tl.ibgl1le
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-06-28
100000. TO LOAN.
Cheap Real Estate and a Stock of
Goods for Sale.

On farm property at 8 per cent in
terest per annum. The borrower can
pay principal at any time an install
ment of interest is due. Call and see
me before making a loan. Also
choice lots for sale In Agra; also some
fine farms for sale cheap or will trade
for live stock. Also a stock of cloth
ing, gents furnishing goods beng a
$500 stock. CuAs. 81. TURNER
Agra Kansas.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-06-28
BUCKI ENG ARNICA sALVE.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letters, chapped hands, chill
blainss corns, and all skin eruptions,
and positively cures piles, or no pay re-
quired. 1t is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction, or money refunded
Price % cents per box. Tor Sale by
g. w. BickfOrd.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-06-28

The Connecticut legislature contrl-
buted $25, GOO for the Johnstown suf-
ferers. The Massachusetts legisla-
ture sent $4,000.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-06-28
SHFRIFF,s sALE-

STATE or KAEsAs,
Phillips County. So
Ia the District Court Of Phillips Co.,
Kansas.
H. 4. Simon, Charles r.. Gregory
Edward A. Morse, and Mansfield
b. Mutenberger, partners, doing
business under the trgn name OF III.
I. Simon, Gregory & Co.. FIt'ms. Case No.
1898
+. B. Barnard and ". E. Barnard,
partners, doing business under the
firm name Of +. b. Barnard q
Bros, Defendants.
Public notice il hereby given, that under. and
BY virtue OF the judgment rendered in ths shove
entitled action, Ga and bY the above named Court,
and of order OF sale fEsued On said Judgment,
60 me directed and delivered, ] via on Monday
July Sth, 1883, 81 the hour Of O'Clock p me- Of
said day, at the front door Of the CouFC Houss in
khillipsburgs IN the County CT Phillips, State OF
kansas, Ofler &C Public Sale and sell % the high
est bidder, for cash in Eands the following de-
scElbed real property namely:
Lots four 80 ten (l0l and sixteen C63 in bl8ek
50 Railroad addition 90 Marvin. lots three 80
lour 81 ten (l09 and eleven f11) iB block one Cd
SIC inlocA 3 addition 60 Marvin all in the County
OF Fnltlipss state OF Kansas Said property has
oseH levied upon and is 70 be sold che property
Oh tlie above named Defendant.
dated TINS 5th day Of juu. A. Do. 1889.
june 7-5t Sheriff ii 5hiiiisS Comfy
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-06-28

You should read THz CH1cA-
co DAILY NEWs because g0ss
As0e TIE ft8Eet0 read r. There
{sapaqer pabiishedinA Australia
which is as large as a blanket.
This wouldn't suis you. You
want ne fsaper AZ once con
Feniept, c1mpieae and con
deRsed, and SIN you don zgant
20 overlook anything of real
importance. Kou don't want
your neighbuE 20 say to vou.
% Did sou Eead so-and-so ia
today paper2 and be OBLIGED
- answer, No, ] didn'k see
that " and Elen haFe him as5z
you. What paDer do uos
read2 This VFi.I never 6aa-
pen 90 you e you read TIE
EHUCsEr DAILY ATR-z
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-15
he SPIRITED lgM TIE GOODS.


Readers Of the TErEoHtM-HEeALD
Ull rem en.aer tA4t % Aug .. Ast,
ball. EamaaIt Is pltaam, O., tA.s c.,y,
torec.oseI oa 4 stock o- goods h.ld by
q merchant named Crane. at tae village
VI M4.Akeo. The hrn intended -
cake tae stock in bulk ana dispose of &c
la FEN days atler tna lor closure, bug
wAea the day for tAe sale arrived IL
was discovered thal the merchandise
had been spirited aways
A sun huu- was instituted, but the
goOis were uo- found, and the Crane
family, WAC lived over the store where
the stock was kept, stoutly maintained
that they mover heard a thing OF the
remoya. of tie goods, which consisted
Of groceries. etc. A Mu.Aken dispatch
now SAYS th4tone day last week a writ
was obtained for a search OF the prem
iscs OF % citizen, who developed q sud-
den illness by which the search WAS
stayed oil for = time. AItCrWard =
dense smoke was observed coming trOM
tle chimney ON this nd.vliuals house,
and the officers fOrcedan entrance, and
they found a member OF the invalid )
family iudustr.ous.y engaged in burn-
-ng up the long sought for Crane stock
Ol goods.
A warrant has been issued for the ar
rest of tine sick man, and several OH
GERS are watching 10 see that he does
not suddenly recover and move out OF
town. Meantime the people OF the vii
iage arc all agog 60 see what the next
move Will be on the business checker
hoard
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-15

The beautiful white gown in the cut
herewith was made Of mat white faille
with no trimming save vest plastron
Of white satin and sash ribbon tied IN
the back Of the same material. The
sleeves are long and have puffs Of faille
at the top and wrists, and two slashes Of
satin at the elbow. The dress is cut
high in the neck and the effect is rich.
chaste and elegant, and sufficiently fine
for any young lady. This same model
followed out in yelling, or japanese
Grape, would be exquisite, as both those
materials drape even more gracefully
than faille.
The handsome black lace dress beside
the other is plain and has a simply gath
cred waist, half high in the neck, and Is
gathered very full at the back. The
skirt is made up over glace slip. There
is a border of amberhead trimming
around the neck and waist, rs well as
down the front, the black and amber
making it very effective gown for a
brunette. There are no sleeves, but
whoever makes a dress after this design
would DO well TO have sleeves Of lace,
which can be basted in when required,
and n guimpe Of lace over colored silk,
which viii instantly transform this dane
ing dress to a decorous afternoon or din
ner toilet.
White will be worn much more than
anv color for ball dresses this winter.
A very beautiful one is made Of white
silk or satin slip with black lace over
dress, and it is often seen thatthe petticoat
is Of white silk with the upper skirt
looped little to show it, or left open on
one side or the other for narrow space.
White will be used very much as com
binations with al cOlors and materials.
For the woolen goods there will be pan
els and accessories CT fine felt flannel
and broadcloth either embroidered finely
in gold or silver thread or braid.
In making Up white cashmere yelling
or crepe, the most effective combination
IS moire. and, as such dresses are not
calculated nor expected to last life
time, it Is just as we'll to buy the cheaper
grades Of those goods, if you only know
how to treat them, as the kind that costs
Eve times as much. If you take the
cheapest moire or satin, which costs from
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-15

Meeting OF fhs Directors q tA-
EoFse Lsu- Associations


Iae directors o. tae Horss aen.s As-
soeaaon heil a meeting las. esea 3
at .ae tortoa hoase. Eshl dueei9ss,
ftleg quorum were present
am. 9l he eoumttee - as-
e-saa tle probable eoss of grading 4
tsack, submitted rporl nAse-
aner an estimate ~ salYeyor 7Aee.s
..st aat the wofk c.l.d b done ior
aoat. $500. lDc-llllg tls dIa Mage
Ar. Lacey reported that he had MS
.-.d .aN for tAe purpose VI inspect
-EIt laez and bridges. Tie ua-a
llta c3st $500. Du- py expert, lt eol--
u0H - 4ar. -slea i0r $500. Ine grand
stand ll es stalt and stalls eos.
tlo 034- Ile.r secretary Thought 1l4At
-atJ -mpse 20 put tie grounds neg
lI cE.elltll sa1ue. 4 MOTION MADE -
Nh. o.-son. taat tae ASSOCIATION acct 81
1.r. Noll,t50k proposition, 4 the 80
4v clH le ras1d, Was UNANIMOUS,
adopted. Was also decided, Ou mo-
-ol Dt Dr. brg glAln. that ile unpaid
sol- should 0e lssess an amount
sufficient 70 make the amount pad OF
clcl snare equal % rs face value, aiid
that tle money 80 Obuined should nc
placed Witl the money now IN the
treasury a.0 used Tor the purpose OF
pald-up stock for the beneht ot the
present members Of the association.
a general nlee ng Ot the stock-o.d-
en-, was called for p. m. Friday, 40
Vem acr -. for the purpose OF enlars aS
tle capital stock and changing ta-
name OK the association.
A Amcctng of the stockholders Will o.
held az the Morton House TINS evening
to hear the reports OF the soliciting
committee and deylsing methods 10.
raising the requisite funds for tne ac-
cep-uCe of Mr.. lOmstock : offer. Tie
work of obtaining funds has not been
pushed very vigorously as yet, as the
members Of the association were de-
sirous Of learning what the cost would
be, etc, before putting out very much
effort. The directors last evening We're
very sanSumc that the INLET track would
certainly matcralize.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-15
He HAS FITS.
William Preston Swears that Tie Has
Fits and Gives an EKhmple.

Fits and Gives an EKbmple.
The whole afternoon was taken III
police court yesterday in the trial o
Homan Preston, arrested in Ingham
county about a week ago for failure 10
support his family. lie left his family
here about 4 year and half ago and
went away. Since that time he has
sent but S2S home, although he was
able to work and was drawing pension
OF So a month. Preston claimed that
he was laid up with rheumatism
for a long time and was not able TO do
any heavy work. He SAID he received
q sunstrokc in the army, and had been
subject TO epllcptlc fits every since that
time. HIS own sisteT-lIi-laW, however
sWOrc that she always supposed hiM
able 10 work. and at the time ne claimed
to be land up with rheumatism. he was
around all the time. Preston said that
ne could avoid having its lust rs long
rs he kept from getting excited. If ne
worked hard enough 10 start the sweat
he was sure 10 have one of his most
severe attacks. His wife, little pale
AdCCu SlNh4f NOluN4, VIII i 1ot 4I4uNh
larger than 4 girl Of 10 years of age.
sad that she did not wish to
see her husband punished if he would
only come nome and take care OF her
and thclr two little children.
When cOur, adjourned Preston sud
dcriy cave a yell winch would discount
the W-r whoOp Ol a COmanchc brave.
jumped SO high in the ar that his
auburn Wig flew ssyward and came
down ON his back on the floor. 1t was
noticed that he d.d not caango color al
all, and 1t Nas the opinion of the by
ISLANDERS that he was putting it all on
for tie benefit OF tho court.
lis wife was the only one VINO seemed
to have any sympathy for him, and she
ilueclcd on tile floor hv his SIDE, rubbeG
hi head and tried 30 soothe his suffer
MCI y. p. Alien, who defended
Pres -ton, SAID he could not account for
tlc mans actions, "but," remarked
1lr. Alien, "if I had been making q
speech ! should have laid II 10 that
Preston was taken 10 jail 10 await the
continuing of hi, case today. lie seem.
to have - chronic ud.sp position Ito
work..
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-15
TOWN TOPICS.



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NoFenloef l'-
Winchester & Daniels, Ot TINS city,
ar getting ready to cut $1,000 900
shingles A-d ' utt Oo feet Oh nemlOck
!..ia.f al tner mlA nOl-A oA the q. *
~. NJ. tne contns water.
Tho regular meet,nIOf th 81 Cecilia
SCc ety ull uc uc.l lu food lcmD.ars'
Hall. south Dly.slon-st., tu.s afternoon
a. 2.5O o'clock. The topic for consider
alton IS American Cou6Osers'
Rev +. ". y. HugenhOlz, OF the Lib
erAl Holland c0ugregau1u. w.4 oeg.n
bs -ultay eveulns So. wees in the Eag-
l,n language next sunday. NOv-mD r
T., the SUBJECT and hour % Uc an
nuuced later.
Rebocca Thinner commenced n~o.
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Telegram-herald., 1889-11-15

shape Of the II DAAftHi'
broadths. turning the cotton side 70 the
back Of the MORE or satin. it viii look
like the richest and heaviest of such ma
terisl when the d-e~3 is made All stage
dresses are made so, except in cases
where the octrcc5 ea have the heft Of their
reputation upon the magnifcence OF
their toilets.
Speaking of magnilcence, recalls to
mind the macrihcence Of tho velvcts Of
this season. Surely Solomon never cav
anything like them. and Oriental mag
nnicencc' is g cheap and tawdTy express
sion TO use IL describing them. Many of
the patterns are enormous. being in vel
vet flowers and foliage on armurs
grounds or upon plain satin. Sof1e of
the velvet has tie pile frise or curlod.
One kind has a thick. large pattern in
black upon a plain white armure ground,
the flowers looking as 81 cat out e plush
and thrown ou. thc relief is So high The
variety is So great that If could not be
told in det8i On week. Cf course these
beautiful fabrics are only for front
oreaG.bs or trains. There arc these same
Kinds. however. ln co.ogs for cloakin 81,
and The aduivfuro - coluTs 81 very
pleasing ] ro,ieed an opera cloak of
sa-e green erprre sar. with pattern
of - much darker shade r green thrown
uron DC. a.d it zas absolutely uaEEit-
cent. Dut. after I'D. these gods ere
moro pleasing to see iu tho piece toan n
tae made mp garment
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-15
MRS. DIR. LONGsHORE POTTS.
Her Advent at Powers Grand Opera
Hrrse Next week.


Hcrse Next week.
Grand Rapids society VIII turn its
attention nezs week to affairs physio-
log.cai.lnd hyg,euic. We areto have in
our midst one of the most eminent
American women upon the lecture plat
form. Mrs. Or. Longshore Potts, the
famous Quakercss IS to deliver a lecture
at Powers. Her career has been a re-
markable one and full of interest, par
ticularly TO her own sex.
In 1851 she graduated from I'll. WO-
mans Medical, in Philadelphia, beng
the Tlrst woman in the United States
upon whom q medical degree was con-
rred. Sne attained high repUte in
the medical world. even ut time when
tine advent OF woman in the profess
son was viewed with ul,lavOr. Twelve
years since She commenced giving ply
>lOlOC.ca, talks 10 women in hcr draw
ing room i'm Philadelphia. and in TINS
manner GrItld into tie lecture field.
In loSl She sailed from san
Francesca for Australia and New
Zealand. From those colonies
She won't 70 Eag.aud, Ireland and SCOT
land. lccturag every where. Two years
ago size returned 10 this country and
appeared I'm New York. 80 ton, Chicago
a.i smaller C.r.oE. Her arrival I'D san
Franc SEQ the tailOf 1857, practically
completed 4 tour Of the world. Com
m.ucrC Iol .ly thc evening alJrD Sscs
w.l. be f.c l.,a seNes. Tuesday after
uooG and 20 each succeeding matinee
w.It I. devoted I'D ladies' only. The
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-15
DnEss OF FAIR woMRN.


s-.eE--s A.stta. .slesertssl
Nav HcEE BOY. 7.-Now ls she time
that Ias notheEs' souk and fathers'
financial standaus far u IS the period
~ hereia DAINTY ulai-e1s sge prep EaEing Ter
conquest, wh.eh means. ia soser. pain
Naslkee, tA4t lley are having tAs8F uew
b4u dresses made. 81 faT, gowns nsae
~ tlaek ~ ~hlte. Or 10th confined.
have tie precedence 81 eoiors White
LUa's yeil.ls cashmere. Henrietta, China
ard japanese crapes an4 s.lz a. the sofE.
.usgro,ls weaEes are lhe n,a.sri2ls pre-
fsrred. and tley are made Up VIII very
sight arapeTy ia the fronI and with
dep double box p.siss iau gaugng.
s4saes or drapery a. The back Tor which
several new styles are shown below
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-15
CHANGED DAILY.

Our outdoor display is getting to be
quite.a feature. Thousands Of things
are sold from here every week-they
are always decided bargains-for IN
stance:
Vases Sc Teapot Stands. o..
Vases 2jc. Mouse Taps. So.
Cake Plates decor Musical Tops, l0c.
ated &C.. japanese Plates. l9c.
China Mugs l0c Japanese Dolls. &C.
Dolls Furniture. lCc. Japanese CUslaTus. &c
Dolls. good size. Zoe.
There is something else that is get
ting to be quite a feature with us and
that is Stoves Goal and Wood stoves.
You would think 80 If you could sec
the quantities we sell, and the onl y
reason we sell so many is because they
are cheaper than at other places.
Fully 30 per cent. can be saved Oh
Stoves. Third floor.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-15

For an elegant secretary and book
case combined for SIS. $40 $3.50 OF
s-5, go ID the Vinegar Furniture Co.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-14

Oie Deuti6en in st. 2cuis baben
@ort eebalten. Sic baben bic ssraee,
OBJ iie ebenio einmiitbis sur 8ablurne
mlri6iren unb ben beutI6en nnterri6t
ipiecern erobern beIfen tpiirben, fpie iie
sur Seier oes ceutibamerifanii6en Bio.
niertnseS ausmaridIrt iinb, prompt nit
Der 9bat beanttpOrtet. Sbr Sieg be.
oeutet einen moraliiben Siee Der
beuti6ameritaniiden SADIE uno Der
llnterri6tsfreibeit fir bas sanse 2anb ;
ibr 8eiipieI ipirb Na9abmun9 finoen.
Sn elmer Stabt na9 Der anoeren ipers
ben bic Deuti6ameriianer. Oh Iie nun
an bfentliben Ober an pripoten S6us
len birect inter'hirt iino, S9uIter an
Sdulter ibre GneeIesenbeiten semein.
i6aftIi9 uerfe6ten, ii6 sesenieitis BEL.
iteben lernen 1lnb bas bat nit ibren
8dnfen bic 2nopnOtbinss Sanbe ses
tban.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-14
Cine pabre TeIterfammer

1T bic SranteHftube iuelte einen am entiiino.
liden &beumafismus eioenoen Bafenfeu be.
betbsr9t @enn berfelbe ieood iib Softet.
ier'f Wogenbitsrs btolenf, ebs ser 6rpfsl oes
hmstj . ,rreidt lift fam er piel unn6thiae
oelfen uermeoen @enn nu Bstdubunas.
oeer SerubiaunasmiItsl fsine lpsjisle 8trfnra
babeu, lft urter llmitinoe iprs Nnwenrun9
bod man6mol am Bldbe God dubern ne
ME sins oausrnbs @rrfung auf ben rbsuma
ii musbeboitsirn Sorper. neil ie be ben
Rheumotlsmus dbrenoeu edffe nht aus Dem
Blut nusiteioen. poftettsr's Maaenbilters
befOrat oies Inn 70 sriinrlidsr uno fest raourd,
9lsid bon anfan9 an einem llsbsl Elm 5iel,
ipelhes 10 mn einmaI einasfp rjslt fnft Nun.
mer ausjurotten ienoern bohitens nod su I'm.
bern N Won pfrg,ne nidt 8bsumatlsmus
ut elne arantbet weibe cine isbr fatals Rei.
snng bat fid auf ous psrj 3u mtrfeu. Wau
follte o'sbaIb .Iel6 bel ben erffen Rs9ungen
osf ID n jnm 8ttrsrs areirsn. auh tur,rt
oaffslbs eDspepfs, RtsrsnItiDsu. RuIaria unO
Re. pOiitdt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-14
3uHuh tSmirtel.

pud iast Der psibs Rdnn, ptItn si.
nsn apblenpaaen fGbrt, mub su Ssifr uni
0adsr isius 3uflu&t usbmsn, sbsnic gut nil
Gin Rsgu, ptIhsr ben Gag iibsr pslesltr."
Qbtr iu ttu ipnoerbarlfsn Dinaen piIo gu.
1ubt etnpmmen, psnn Gin Nann franf wiro.
giaturliG MIL or feinsn NrSt, ptnislftne
ni6t i'm Nufang. @swDbnllG ssbt er mad
sinsm 1ossnanntrn SaloUn unb ninmt sintu
lruut peIder ibn Elm penig pertpirrt moGt
70 rab CT nod einsu nimmt, unb forlmt banu
srbsitrt nab SauIs, In Der Wtinune, sr fl
furirt.
slm nGdRsn Wcresn srpaht sr NIT aOpf.
ihms1en, opppeIt 70 ihlimm pie is ,upor. mil
sinem fisbsrbaftsn unb psrfimmtfn @sfibIt, q
tniihliebt ilG etpas anberfs 3u pe lu6en.
Gr nimmt zine DoTs pom mas er eerabt I'm
5auie bat-tin esber-Grnsursr, Hisren' Ser
punfsr Oesr Ssrs.8rsrGbsrr- uue bsmsrf
sussi6, penu sr morasn ni6t better flblt
perps sr fur einen ArSt ibt en-.
Nd6fe Nprstn litst er franf i'm Bette, etI
Nrjt pire geruftn, itiitislt ben 8cpf ptIfbrtiti
,pti cbsr ersi peri6isbsne Sorteu Wsriaiu
nd6 Irinem mtbiyi ifbsn @lauben, bsifebt ba-
bel absr ifsts auf ocaifGnbistr 8ubs, unp bab
psr aranfs fir ,wsi WO6en ni6t mad lstnsm
@sl6Gfts ssben parf UOrr bic 6OIssn mS6tsu
ernlt perttn.
Gr liegt rpirfliH zine Wp6s ptsr ssbn Sass
i'm Bette, isins @snsiuns pirp 6ur6 cine
Wsuss SsiImihsl psr,5ssrt uno bem 8spuet-
ifin, baB isin @rih6ft pGbrsrp leintr Qbpt.
isnbsit Su @ruups sebt gBsnn sr n6 i6lieb-
LID pisosr beraus i6lsppt fnbsI sr, baB isins
5amiis ii6 allss bts auf bds ROibpenpists
gum 9sbsn cine ,3st lang psrIaeen mub, um
Die cetor Rf6nuns bejablen uno 8nbrifr
unstn i'm @si6Gffe MAIDEN su iTnnsn.
gun mare ss fir pieisn Mahn am plaBs
aspsisn, iib cine 5lalhs pUn Der nsusn SOrte,
Nnssnsbmen @sihmaf 8inssar Nitters ;u
faufsn, iptalb als sr ris srifsn aOpfi6meritn
perlpirts. upp jpsi GbIOife poll bopOn iu nsb
men 3pst Cbtr brei DALI SOitn, jpst Gage
uUn sinantsr, nod en- Die srlft Dolls espirft
bate, riiroen ibn eebsilt unb lsiue aranfbeit
psrbiitst babsn, iCpts ben rapur1 sntfanrsnsn
@sbprrluh.
Der Wann tpuete biss nidt, cher pis Bee
DER eefagt bibsn piirre, feline gp'fh mar
ui6t 10 gut pie isine Ra6iibt. GIn anbsrss
Mal piro eitlsr Rann ssnau pi1sn mas III
tbun, um S6mtrjen, ,3eit unp @elo au ipartn.
Nsut SOrts, Nngenrbmfn @si6mad 8ine.
gar Sittsrs III sin srObartiatr Slunsiniasr,
atfibrsnO unb drfsnr, snttGlt pstsr aIfObol
mob Sp'uH, bat tneu bStif anesnebmtn Gs-
lut, uno phrps sintm Sdusius uibts ita-
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-14
- Das OffisisIe @abIreiuItat in
2adatpanna County iit tpie foIst:

Cunning tpuree nur baburd erfpdbIt,
neil er raS seiammte PrObibitiOnspOs
tum erbieIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-14
Die er"6e Sea6frose fir bic pos
puldre nHuuA~ Siadrre

bnbsu Anoere peranIabt. cine Rahahmuua in
Den 6anosl Ju briugen. lin bic Raud Der
populdren Bunh jn fddseH, Deroen mir in
3ufuurt Die anfangsbudiif ben H. Ierer Rirmo
o Y 90. nuf iroe Don uus fabriJirteu
punh Gigaue bruden.
@arnep, 1ronn 60.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-14

- 1945 Seiratben iinb i'm Sabre
1888 in preu6en sipii6en 8Iutspsr.
tpanoten sef4Iohen tporben = 1929
atpii&en Gouiins, ITO apii6en SnteIn
uno gi6ten, l6 ;tpii6en Gantsn uno
Reffsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-14

: Sn Muin; beriturb Der uIs @rfn.
Der bts Wiain3er @arnsbalperelns in
Netp gOrf, oIs BsrfaHer pielsr prsisse.
fiDnter @arnebalsspofsn, aIS Sumo.
rift, GarnepaIs. R, oner unb sDi1tsr
fotuie Serauseeber zines bumoriitliben
WodenblatteS in ipeiten 8reiIen bes
fannie Hentner WenoeIin WeiIer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-14

prsIs. so Gents; In ansn abutHsFsn % Rabsn.
THE CHARLES A. voeELER CO.. Baltimore. Nd,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-14

Is gts. has pad,t. sn alI,n apetbsIsn ~ Sabsa.