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The American citizen. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1888-1909, 1889-01-11
SOME PLAIN TALK.
TO our YOUNG MEN.

One writer has we'll said: "The |
scblimest thing in nature is true man
hood" No truer words ever fell from |
the lips of man. No grace of the
natural, nor polish of the artificial,
has ever equalled the transcendent
excellency of true and upright man
hood;-the very image of his Crea-
tor, with capabilities only surpassed
by his Maker. And it is to be hoped
that true manliness will ever COM
mend itself to the respect and admir-
alton of the world; yet We confess
that it is an essential element that il
rarely found. We often see in our
newspapers under the head of wants,
ga man is wanted" How many ap-
plying, fill the bill? ga Man is wan
ted!'
An old Grecian philosopher was
wont to pass through the streets of
Athens with a lighted lantern at mid
day, and being asked the object Of
his search, said: Il am looking for
A MAN. have found women in Ath-
ems and children in Sparta, but l
have not found A NAN"
While the young cOlOred men Of
Topeka, in a general way, may COM
pare fagorably with the young men of
other cities of like facilities, yet those
who are styled men, and who would
come up to the requirement, "a man
is wanted" are simply few. There
is nothing in their makeup of the
progressive type. There seems to be
woefuI lack of genuine manhood.
They are beings without aims or pur-
poses,-save frolllcking and having 4
Jolly good time generally. Now we
have no objection to young men &C.
casionally assembling for the purpose
of amusing themselves, provided that
such amusements tend toward mental
and moral improvement. But g
sporting and merrY-making that con-
tinue from January to January is too
much time to be spent in that way.
Time is too precious and life is too
short to be filtered away in mere
sport. Every young man owes sOcl
ETY. something for the protection Civ
en- him in his youth; he owes ant
should give reasonable portion o
his time and energies to the consider
alton of measures looking toward the
betterment of his race; and above al
I: he sh ouId ever keep a sharp lookou
, for himself. The world is getting {:
E be very cold and selfish now-a-day
and the very best bank account ma
f can have is health, push, AMI selt
e reliance.
/ Our young men can make no com
1 parison between their coalition anC
. that of their forefathers. There
e comparison. The two conditions ar
s two unlike. Our young men must d
J. better. Taking our young men
2 we see them on the streets with the
II gold headed canes, Havanas, plu
.e hats, Prince Albert suits, We feel tn
n wea are being ushered into thepresen'
,e of so many dudes or ncblsmen. b
10 when we consider their limited il
le come, unpaid bills, such as boar
All washer woman, borrowed, &c, Al
,e viewed as our representative ne
,aves-ona feel very ehean.
The American citizen. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1888-1909, 1889-01-11
Gone But Net Forgotten.

In Loving Remembrance OF Mrs. I
Skarce, who died Dec, 9th 1888.
Call not back the dear beloved one
Anchored safe where storms are DER.
On the border land we left her,
Soon to meet to part no more.
Through her illness she was patient
Waiting. watching, day by day.
For the angel of the blest land,
To bear her spirit far away.
Yes our dear beloved has left ~,
And with uS shell ne'er more be.
But we know that she Is happy,
In Gods heavenly home Of rest.
By Friend
K. q. Alternately.
The American citizen. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1888-1909, 1889-01-11

any special favor for Mr.. EaglesOn,
yet We hope when changes are made
under the coming ADMINISTRATION, that
he will be treated as we'll as other
Democrats.
The American citizen. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1888-1909, 1889-01-11

Al three O'Clock Sunday evening
the Second Baptist Sunday school
held its quarterly review conducted
by II. Rolling who seemed to have
been moved for the occasion. AT the
above time stated, the sunday school
began its regular service with an un-
usual attendance. The review con-
sisted in the reading Of essays upon
each Lesson of the quarter by different
members OF the Sunday school. who
had made thorough preparation fol
each lesson. From the reading oil
those essays told that tue Second
Baptist Sunday school stands second
TO mono in our city. Those who took
part in the rendering Of that program
certainly deserves much credit FOL
their manly effort put forth In th'
way of making il grand success.
The essays were read By the follow
| ing persons: Miss Huntington, Mr.. j
Pulling, Mrs.. Z. Spriggs, Mr.. A. I
Smith, Miss NJ. Caldwell. Mrs. L
johnson, Mr.. C.. G. johnson. Ar. III
S. Sanders, Mr.. ]. o. Robinson ant
Miss Matte Sizemore.
We have longed for this time 4
come, when our young people woul'
take hold of this grand and nobl
The American citizen. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1888-1909, 1889-01-11

work in order that the standard Of
intelligence might be raised; but that
time has just come, and may God
bless them. Att p. m. w. H. Louis,
of Kansas City, Mo. preached . very
interesting sermon upon missionary
and Sunday school workers. The
services were a success spiritually
and financially.
The American citizen. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1888-1909, 1889-01-11

Mr.. c. L. Derandamie will de-
liver lecture on Libaria, at the
Pleasant Hour Circle tonight.
Don't fail to hear him.
The American citizen. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1888-1909, 1889-01-11

The first colored catholic con-
gress every held, convened in
Washington, D. C, Jan. I. Sol
emn high mass was sung by Bro.
Augustine Tolton of Quincy, Ill.
who is the only colored catholic
clergyman in the United State.
The American citizen. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1888-1909, 1889-01-11

Rev. A. Fairfax is the onl y
Negro in the Kansas Legislature
He is also, the first and will look
we'll to the interest of our people
The American citizen. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1888-1909, 1889-01-11

The climax of political improve
ment has been reached, and it re-
mains for the Negro to carve out
the future destiny of the race
which lies in his own hands.
The American citizen. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1888-1909, 1889-01-11


President Atwood of the Mich
igan Protective League comes out
in a strong and encouraging
letter to the colored people of
that state. He thanks them for
their hearty support and urges a
continuance of the same. The
Negroes of Michigan appreciate
fully the grand results accomP-
lished by harmonious organiza-
ton. Organized in every county,
and town, and working for mutual
improvement, they set a worthy
example to their brethren OF
Kansas and elsewhere. We
speak particularly of Kansas be-
cause we believe that much good
could be accomplished by har-
monious action. A careful and
thorouh organization of every
county and a central committe
of men chosen by the people
would tend to a greater good,
than can now be possibly be
hoped for, when every man i:
struggling to down one another
Let every true lover Of the race
put the best interest of the people
before a selfish ambition.
The American citizen. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1888-1909, 1889-01-11

We learn that Mr.. w. L. Eagleson,
who was appointed mailing clerk in
in the postofice last summer, is
proving himself to be no SLOUGH at
the business, and while We do not ask
The American citizen. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1888-1909, 1889-01-11

The latest crank heard from is
representative J. A. Meek Of Ark.
who says he will ask congress to
pass bill abolishing the four
teenth and fifteenth amendments
to the constitution. He claims
that the disfranchisement Of the
negro is the only means of aver
ting a revolution.
The American citizen. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1888-1909, 1889-01-11

Now that political fighting is
over let us turn our attention to
the social and material improve
ment Of the race.
The American citizen. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1888-1909, 1889-01-11
CHICAGO. SANTA FE And
CALIFORNIA RAILWAY

No l. Vestibule Express, Daily leaves
chicago at 1850 p m, and a III at AAnSSS
n colorado Express, Daily Leaves
chicago at 1890 .. m, arrives at Kansas CITY
no .. m J., at Topeka n:5O m.
M. e. Vestibule Express. Daily;-LeaSs y =
Topeka at $50 pm, leaves Kansas city q o's'
.. m, arrives at chicago - m n1auv-Ieayes
Toneka 4:I5 q. m, leaves KansasCltys.VV Am.
arrives at chicago 100 am.
The American citizen. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1888-1909, 1889-01-11

We wish you a happy New
Year. r
The American citizen. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1888-1909, 1889-01-11

In the District Court of ia. Third
Judicial District, in and for the County
Of Shawnee, State of Kansas.
Edith A. Hathaway, Plaintiff,
VS..
Lewis A. Hathaway, Defendant.
To Lewis A. Hathaway. Defendant
herein;
You are hereby notified that you have
been sued in the above entitled action,
that you must answer the petition filed
by the plaintiff, on or before the twenty
fifth day of February, 1889, or the
petition will be taken as true, and 6
Judgment of divorce will be rendered al
prayed for in said petition.
E. A. WAGNER, Plaintiffs Atty
Attest, w. E. STERNE,
Clerk District Court.
The American citizen. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1888-1909, 1889-01-11

Christmas has gone.
The American citizen. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1888-1909, 1889-01-11

That The dance given By The Z. n.
c. was = grand success.
The American citizen. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1888-1909, 1889-01-11

That the young man who vs.
thro wing missiIls 81 the ST. John
church ought TO hAye more courtesy.
The American citizen. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1888-1909, 1889-01-11

That IL IL the best paper Publisneo
in the West for colored people to
read.
The American citizen. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1888-1909, 1889-01-11

That he Is quite = ladies' man ana
u well known By the stan Of Inc
AMERICAN CITIZEN, and VIII %
shown up In our columns unless pro-
per deeorum Il preserved In the fu-
ture.
The American citizen. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1888-1909, 1889-01-11

That everybody should read the
AMERICAN CITIZEN.
The American citizen. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1888-1909, 1889-01-11

That IL IL the only paper published
In Kansas In the interest Of the Ne
gro.
The American citizen. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1888-1909, 1889-01-11
Dying, INCLUDING CLEANING.


80 KANSAS ave. ToPRKA. KANsA!
The American citizen. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1888-1909, 1889-01-11

eal0N OF 81. SIMON, THE CYRENlAN.
- vo,. g "a and Western avenue. Sunday
I ~ ~ y 2. and ! p. a. Sunday school lO:l5
~ Z, ! nsekly services during Lent, Wednesday
VA. nREENE Pastor
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-05-23

bic Dafotaer, um niht Idnger tparter
3u iniihen, bic ibnen unterbreitete 8er'
fahune ansenommen, tpeI6e II. u. bic
Brpbibition einfiibrt. Sn Dlontanu
baben ipiber Griparten bic Demofraten
seiiest, tporaus berborgebt, bab bic
neuen Staaten ben 8epublifanern burhs
aus nidt fiber fnb.
Was iih bur6 @eiIteseeeennart aus.
ribten ldbt, 1T BEL einem S6iffSs unb
einem Gbeaterbranbe tpieber einmal re9t
beutIib betpieien porben. gluf benz
Samburaer 9ampfer .,Nusia" entsins
bette ii6 auf Der Sabrt bon 9len Yorf
mad europa cine 9artie 8aummoIIe.
Da ii9 bas 6euer mitteIS Der @afers
pumpen nidt Ibfden Iieb, fonbern i'm
@esentbeil bur9 eine 2a6uns Sped
neue Nabruns erbieIt, 70 entitanb cine
Yanif. Der @apitdn alIein perIor ben
&opf ni6t, fonbern bereiteIte nit bors
sebaltenem Repolper baS Serablahen
Der 8oote. Damn IieB CT Dampf auf
bic Slammen ridten, unb bieIeS Diiitel
baIf. SdmmtIi6e Bafaeiere ipurben
unberIebrt seIanoet, unb feIbft bas
5abrseus bate feinen Sdoben seIitten.
Sang dbnIib ipie bieIer ipadere gapitdn
bunbeIte Elm Seueripsbrmam in Seriep
@itp. SIN Der OOrtisen 9leabemp Of
Diuiic brad mitten ipdbren6 Der 9ufs
fiibrung bon "Still Alarm" in SoIge
elmer i6ubbaften @asrobre Seuer auf
Der @alerie aus. Die iofort berbeises
rufene Seuertpebr ertIdrte Die Sade fir
uneefdbrIi6, unb aIs trobbem bic @aIs
Ieriebeiuder in tpiIber 6ludt babonsus
ellen periudten, iteate iid Elm 5euers
pebrmann am gluseanse auf unb
brobte, Seben nit isiner gtrt nis6ersus
idIasen, Der iib porbrdnsen tperbe.
Das Seuer mar baIb SeIbidt, unb bic
9Uriteauns nubm ibren SOrtsans.
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Don 0ctersbura.

Der aIert 8aiebaa Stub pirb
bieien Dcnneritas in 98abIsrs Saus
einen BAL abbaIten.
5ranf @riner 1T pieSer an bas
anitrei&erbonOtperf sesanssn.
= @n Der nsuen Bride baben iunae
Ben9el ihon nit benz Sbraubenlosmas
den besonnen. Seoer Burger ioate
ii& berpfIidtet fdblen, einsn BEL Der
Ibut SetrOffenen ;ur gln;sise gu brins
gen.
= am bereansenen SamItas in Der
SrIbe itarb mad Idnserer &rantbeit ins
fplge eineS 8ebirnleieens 5rib Dlobr
i'm 9llter bon iiber 26 Sabren, unb
iuurbe bic 2eihe am Nlpntls i'm bieIieen
6riebbofe beiselebt. Der 8eritorbens
binterIdbt cine 5rau unb stpei 0inoer.
= Am SOnntas bsihesrts Der Sicr6
bem @barlep SdIi6tsr cine iunse Gods
ter, auf bic Der 9barlsp isbr ItoI, it,.
9lu6 bel benz SafOb 9gaIs 1T ter Stor9
Elm ipiIlfommener 8eiu6er sstpsisn.
B9 Behelt bas ,,8O6enbIatt"-es
entbdIt aae Ra6ri6ten-nur $500.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-05-23
Shminhfmff,t neheilt.

Ginem aItsn arJie. Der BON Der 9ragis 5l.
riid9po9en lebi, Dnroe ourd eineu oiiinoii6en
Wiifiondr bic Beidreibung zines eiufaden De.
aetabiIif6en Ssilmittfls fir ols ibuelle uno
onItrube Seilnrg bon eungenihpinoindt,
Bronchitis. Satnnrb. Ultima uno allen pals.
uno eunsentrantbsiten ausssbdubigt aud
Elm RiittI fur ppiitiue. rabicale peilung BON
3eruenihudde uno allen Rerpenfranfbeiten.
Radotm Der Sottor bic wuuoerbaren ptiIirdi.
ten in tnuisne 6alIen srprnbt bate, sradtete
CT 20 fur feline Rflidt 0as Rittel leinen Ieioen.
ben Mitmeniden betannt 5u MAIDEN. Bon
oieiem Motip nnO 8nnit gstrebsn banoeIte
er. Sd fenoe oieies Hejept aani tOftnfrsi. an
aIle Die es wHniden IN oentider, snalliher
uno fraujofidsr Spraht nit boiler auipsiinng,
Der pfritellung uno oes @ebrdnds. Ssnoe
aoorsiie uno 8risfmarte. bejiebe Did auf oiels
9eitung uno i'd ieube ts iofort. VI. u.
ROpss. f49 pOwsrs 8Icd 8O6ster. q. y.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-05-23

g. SO. Dippre unb abam Reuls res
prdientiren bieie Bode 8eiibens unb
9IIians 2oaen in Der @rpbIoee SiBune
Der Obj SeacipS ;u gorf, pa.
Die beutibe 8epblterung Der Sibs
feite permebrt ii6 lfetis. go bradte
Der Stor6 AM 9ienitas letter Wode
benz GoIporteur GbaS. BoIH, bem
Streitbaren, einen seiunben Suneen;
bessIeiden am Samitas benz Sdnsers
bruber Gonrab 8elersbeim einen nuns
teren 9naben.
Sobn Moran, 9bomas Sousbertp
uno - Cannon fpurben Samita9
giadt auf bic anilase bpr Glib. o.
CARA, bon Der 20. Warb, sebradt, els
nen ipeIiden 8eremann Tim s37 bes
raubt ;u bnben. 8pei muBten ie $1,000
Sdrsiduit itelIen, Cannon aber ins
@efdnsnib panbern. 9Iuf ibre Spieb.
seieqen @barIeS Babben uno Sad Bars
rett fabnbet man.
9lbam 2iiitsr, Elm anseIteIIter i'm
Store bon Mm. Gpnneu & Co., III felt
einiser 3eit perihnunben. gr tpar Elm
erempIariider iuneer Mann, beHen 8ls
4er in Orcmaus iein foIen.
Beter Nebr bon gittston 9tbsnue
ipurbe am Wlontas Worsen bon ieiner
Satin nit einem seiunben MdS9sn
beidenit.
UiidaeI Sderer, Elm eea6teter beut.
fder Wann. itarb am 13. Dfai na9
ldnserem Sie6tbum in ieiner @obns
une an Stone 4penue, 10. Harb, i'm
9Ilter bon 68 Sabren, unb ipur6e am
bersansenen Wlitttpo6 i'm Bittston
apenue Srisbbofe sur 8ube beiseiebt.
S@- Seisenipan's bsrtbmtes gletps
art 2aser unb 8aaantine's grport
Bier 1T INNER su baben beim SGbden
pber 9ubeno 6laI6en BEL Dlidael
Wtiller, 434 unb 436 @ebar @benue !;
oeSsleiden bic beiten 8utIhen un6
Pferhe su berleiben. 4ae 8efe[Iuns
unsen BEL BOit O6er GeIepbon piinftIi9
ausSefiibrt.
nA- gbas. S6eu6's StiefeIs unb
S1ubsei4dft 1T nit ben befen @aas
rem rei9lid berfeben unb bic 9reiie
limb 10 niebris, ipie irsenbpO in Der
Stabt. Q
no. SIN Sdubiiore Der @ebr. Slid
an @ebaritr. finbet man bic beite@aare.
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StaStratb.

Select Council, 9onnerItag
@bsnb.-Den 9lan, auf Der Dreiipibe
eesenlbsr benz 8abnbofe Der q. s.
@entral 8abn elm SpriBenbaus Su ers
buusn, bat Der Mopor nit einem 8eto
i'm 9eime eritidt.-Senrp Sdnelber bes
itebt in elmer Ginsabe barauf bab er
ben @ontruft fur ben Pbelpsitrabe Sc.
tper babe. .-Solgenben 8Orlaeen beS
Common Councils ipurbe beieeItimmt !:
DAP cine 8ermelluns Der Strabenli.
nien in Der 81. Waro itattfinbe unb elm
bisrter Seiperbiitrift bort etabIirt ipsrbe I;
fir sipei 8aiins in ber 10. @arb; fur
bic 9erenserllng bon Slap Nnenue I;
antauf eineS S6Iaudpasens fir bic
eagle @ompanie. -8srorbnunsen tpurs
ben einserei6t: SIR Die 9esuns bon
&innIteinen uno Steinplatten in Der g..
g8arb fir Gr6fnuns bon Main 9lbes
nue.-Gs paIiirten enbelItis fplSenoe
8erorbnunsen: SIR @ntfernune bon
Sbitruftionen bon Seitenmegen; 9lss
paratur Der gropiSenee Strabe; fir
einen setp6Ibten GuIuert iiber 2udp
Stun, in &eiier Saaep benz 6. 8.
Suaer ben @ontraft fur StraBenfreus,
unsen supeiIenb $500 fir bic grbffs
nune BON @apouie Qpsnue beipiaigeno !;
ruides Sabren iiber 8riiden Uerbieterb,
-Serta9t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-05-23
Spse Warfer SeOti,en.

-9ie 8. 6. & @. @rubsn iucrOen
bieie 8nde ipis foIst bearbeitst: Gups
usu, Sloan, Central, Continental,
8eIIebue, ie fiinf Gage SumptOn,
8riSbin. 9obee, SoIben, Sunt, Saas
iteaO, @OOOparo, ie bier Gage; 9Ipons
bale, DIAMOND, ie brei Gage; Tuplor,
Sipei Gage. Sn ben Spoe Yarf, Ors
foro, glrdbalo uno Bpne @ruben iino
&eparaturen i'm @anee, bod slaubt
man. oaB in oieien ebenfallS bic glrbeit
bieie @o6e Beginner ipirb.
. = Gonrab SiIbebranot, Der i'm SUM
1887 ndbrenb elmer greurfon mad
Surpiep perlebt ipuroe Ger mar in @ars
bonbaIe abseitiesen unb brad bel benz
Seriu6, auf ben fabrenben 3us su
iprin9en. Elm 8ein) itarb Srsitag Mors
gen i'm 2adoipanna SoIpitaI, mo er felt
bem llnsIdd franf lag. gr ipur pdb'
renb bes 8rieses Elm Witslieb beS 52s
fen Pa. 8Ol. 8eeimentsS.
= Narp, bic @befrau bon 9ouis
9bieI, itarb Iebten Ulittno6 Morsen
in ibrer g9obnuns nabe Der SIoan
@rube I'M gllter bon iiber 43 Sabren
unb ipurhe am Sreitas i'm 8aibburn
Strabe 5riebbofe besraben. Sic bins
terIdbt einen @utten unb stpei SDbne.
= Der 16idbrise Soc Greenfield,
Der frdber i'm Wiount gleaiant &Oblen'
tperf arbeitete unb am Samitas 9la6s
mittas ieinen Ser6ienIt bort bolte,
tpurbe BEL Der Seimiebr nabe 5in6's
@ieberei bon elmer .. 8. & SO. 9ofos
motipe setrOffen unb set6Otet. @r
tpobnte bel elmer Sante an Sisbsnter
Strabe.
= Die eIettriIde Strabenbabn an
SnetIanoitrabe 1T bon Bromley sur
Wtain Gpenue pOIIenoet uno ipiro tpabrs
i9einIi9 baIb in 8etrieb seiest tperoen.
= Die Briggs unb Central 8obIens
tuerfe arbeiten felt Dlpntas tpieber.
= Sine Icbenspertbe Sbat bols
bra6te am 9Onneritas glben6 SafOb
Sobmann. bod ipiro iie ibn pobI bas
2eben fofen. Sine Srau nit einem
8inoe i'm &in6ertpaBen berIu4te bas
Del. & $. @sIsile BEL Der 9obsetoipn
Sriide Su treuSen, ais serabe Der 7 nbr
Yahaeier;ug in Sidt fam. Die Rdoer
bes 9inoeripasenS berfinsen iid I'M @es
Ieiie uno bic 6ran bIieb bsipssunsslos
por Shred inmitten oefeIben Iteben.
Sn bieiem fritifden WlOment iprans
Sobmann bin3u uno ftieb Ulutter uno
8ino bonn @eIeife, tparb aber ieIblt bonn
8ubfdnser Der 9ofomOtipe erfabt, in bic
Sbbe seihIeubert unb beim Serabfaaen
nodmaIs cine Strsds ipsit SpiIden si.
men auf bem Seitenselsiie lteben6en
9oblensus seiporfen. Die SerleBuneen
6es bslbsmiitbisen Mannss Iino baupts
id9Ii9 innerIid, bod finb aud 8Opf
gnb @siidt ldlimm sei6un6sn. SObs
mann itammte bon Gdlep, 9uSerne
County, 1T 25 Sabre alt unO mar fri.
Der 8remier, siileBt aber an Der nsuen
Bride an ben scranton Stablipsrfen
aneeitellt. gr liest in ieinem 9oIts
bauie 9io. 116 finite abenue. gr III
auf Der Seiieruns.
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(Ginaeianbtl

@ssbrisr Ssrr @nsnsr
Aaum erei QBphen linb ssrflpIIen felt bic
Scrantuner @eih6ftsptlt hurd ibrf 9epr6len-
ianifu nit srpben @sIpcpfnH in einer Nsip
yCrfr 3titung bic Bortbeile bn bitligfu
Siabf binauspplauntf, baupti6dli6 In Seiug
auf bic Nnpsnoung Der @lsftrijit6t jur BE-
leuhtuna eer Strabfn unb sum Bttritb ctr
Strabtnbabnpage llnb nun furst 3sit nat.
Der, Is mar pcrleBten Mitttppb, Dpunsrifas
nnb 6reitae Nadt, mar has Grbnih In uno
I'M bic Stabt in Dunftl sfbilIt. 9fatiirlih
iinb aud bielt llebtIitdnbe in Der Reip sJorfer
prtiIt. unb spar uufnieebli6, an ben Stranger
srittlt rprbsn. 9n bieifr btfd1mtneen ST.
I6itts purben mir abtr nm 70 frtubietr iiber.
raI6t burb has gsrbaIttn unltrts isBissn
StnetrpntIpllturs, Sfrrn @fprss Gilrlf, Iopis
aud earilbtr, bab unItr Staetratb fiIt einItims
mig bur6 gseignste 8sl6liiIs lfin Yprstbsn
ertili9t bat. 98ir fnb rbeu lttbfr caran &C..
pUbnt bab unlere Beamien unp aud unIere
8eriretrr I'M Stariratb fir bic gbiinIhe rei-
der WlGnner peer Gprpcraticnsn has SnterelIt
bsr Staet unb Der 9irger 70 bdufig ppftrn.
Das BON ben Biireern uub @tfhGfisIsuien
fhpn 10 Iangs grmGlftis Wpnpppl, nit BEN mir
irst su tbun babsn, bGtit lhpn ldnslf ssbrpbtn
tpereen fSnntn une fpllen, pfnn es etm Staot-
raib je srnlflit baran Ssltssn BATE, biz Staet
unb ibrr Brppbnsr unabbdnsis su MAIDEN.
g4ds Der stitBfunbist 8orslnser ees Strrn
9ilrls nidt itbtn unb pifen pplIts, bat unitr
9anesmdnn Mot nur iOferi btmsrft, ipnesrn
ilb aud fanbbaft sspsissrt cine Hetnuns
ausbfsablen ;u laffn, pon peldlfr Ct Dubie,
bab bic Staet niht ben pollen Wfrtb eafiir CT.
baItsn bate. 9Bir 9euilds fSnnsu ifolj itin,
Sinsn Ysrtrttrr in einrr 70 pi6tiaen StfIluns
Su baben, auf ben man FG psrlaiien faun unc
Der BEN DsutIdtbum une iid fslbff in Der fur
zen 3eit bic sr i'm glmt il, nur Gbre ssmaHt
bat. 3upsrlihtlib ipirb sr aud fortfabrsn,
unbsirrt in allen 6Gasn uur has 9ntsrtlIe her
Stabt TN Auet su babrn unb su tpabren.
gluf bic llntTfiBuns alsr tbrli6tn Siirssr
belpnbtrs aber Der Dsutiben fann fr bann te.
berjsit nit Si6rrbsit r6nen.
Webrere beutfde 3 Siirgtr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-05-23
Suunpre.

= Der @ontratt our SefDrberuns
Der Ser. ct. Yoit stpifden bier unb
Scranton 1T an q. s. GIarf berseben
tpprben.
= Der bon SO. 2ub beI6dftiste
8Gder @eorse Baas periudte am
Samitus 8prmitias auf einen 9eopIes
9abnnasen nabe Or. Binters lobns
unS su 1prinsen, 9Iitt aus uno Die 9tds
Der serquetI6ten eiues ieiner 8eine 70
i6Iimm, baB es abSenOmmen ipercen
mubte.
= I'm baIb l llbr am Samitos
Worsen tpur6e bas @obnbaus bon
Bernard DlcGann, an NppIeitrabe,
bur6 Seuer serlt6rt. SO sentitanb tpubrs
ibeinli6 ourb ben Diem. Die Samilie
rettete iib, aber ipenis bonn Snbalte.
Das @ebdube mar berii6ert. Dur9
bic beroiI9en 9lnltrensunsen ber Seus
erleute ipurben bic umitebenben Splss
eebduoe serettet.
= Der 8eporter mbdte i'm SntereHe
Der SteuersabIer eesen bic bon 3eit siI
3eit auftaubeuben 9lnneratiunseeIiiite
an Scranton warnen. Wlit al ben
,,Sancp Rotions," bic man bort BEL Der
Sanbelsbeb6rbe uno I'M Stabtratbe bat,
mub bic SteuerumIase in elm paar
Sabren auf oas bpppeIte ,Iteisen unb
bumit mare bic @IOrie su tbeuer sbes
sabIt, ber 0tetrppoIe am fbmubisen
2adaipanna anauaebDren.
= 9as @isentbum bon Senrr
S6neioer fol- am 81. Wai bur6 ben
Sderiff pertauft ipsrSen. gln TrubeI
peri9iebsner 9lrt bat Senrp mebr ale
iein ebrIi6 9beil.
= Die @innabmen unieres 9prpuebs
fur buS laufenbe Sabr iperben aui
sl1 900 beranidlast, bic gluSsaber
auf $40, 400, ipOmit man $500 fiji
eIettriide 9eIeu6tuns eribrisen fDnnte
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-05-23
,,Oie Sair,"
SSp. SIG 2afaipamna 0lDenne, 3tpei Sbirem Der
benticbem Sbb ssenpips Sale.
2Sir Ufferiren srpfe Bargains in
!Oerrcu serC S0ntcn 9(rtifcln.

euts Sanbtiitn Cts, ptI&s 10 pshb IinS.
Rotbs Gil1hiha nit 8ranien rs Gents,
pertb $t.25.
6tins SpiBsnvprbinsf IS Gents, tputb 25.
6,uh Damtnfriimpft gfnis, ptrtb 10.
iinbtrifriirpfe 3is., tputb 10.
Seine SUnnenIhirmt BON 70 9ts. aufpdrts.
au@ biliss unb cute AuspabI pOn Rfesns
Ibirmen.
i5Ghtr BON 10 Cts. auftpdrts.
Spibsu-aappsn fir Stinbsr Son 10 Gsnis auf-
p6ris, sroBr auspabI.
@ute Auspabl BON Sirifpaarsn, Spiben, etc.
Damsnbanbi6ubs BON 10 9tnie aufpGrts, in
alien Wuifsrn.
ausss,si&nst CUTE Wdnnn-SOdsn, 6 Gents
unb bfIierr.
@uts SomHsr. llntsrbtmbsH IL Gts. unb auf.
m6rte.
Sal&sntii6sr bon 2 Gents aufp6rts, srcbs
Auepabl.
@uts 5olsntrdeT IS Gis. bas paar.
@uit rptibs, farbiet unb unstlaunbfrtt uebn.
btmptn BON AZ Gents aufipdrts.