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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-01-22
Justice TO the Recorder

There has been some blame attach.
ed to city Recorder Brady in some
quarters concerning his acquittal OF
Frank jackson, who was tried for
mbling few days since. The d.
rect testimony of sixteen witnesses
was published in the BAzoo and if
those persons who are criticising the
Recorders action will read that testi-
mony carefully they will discover
that the parties interested, including
the alleged victim, positively testified
that Mr.. jackson was rot engaged in
the game Of dice at any time during
the evening in question. The BAzoO
reporter did not take down all of the
cross-examination, but has no hesita.
ton in stating that upon cross-exam-
ination, every single witness for the
city stated that they did not see Mr..
jackson throw any dice. Under such
evidence Recorder Brady could not do
otherwise than acquit the defendant.
A judicial officer should not be criti-
cized, without cause, as appears to be
the case in this instance.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-01-22
MesseT|y { Meuschke,
NO. 232,
n. H.COr.Oli0 and Third Sis.
ADJUDGED INSANE.
II. o, Harris Adjudged Insane
And Sent to Nevada.

Alta special session of the Probate
court, yesterday morning, Judge
Bailey pronounced r. o. Harris, the
we'll known liveryman, insane, and
ordered him sent to fhe Nevada In
sane Asylum.
Several witnesses and experts in
mental diseases were examined and
the testimony and careful examine
ton elected the fact that Harris was
certainly insane.
Harris was taken into custody sever
al days ago, but as he was afflicted
with mental alteration on previous
occasion, and recovered, so far as
could be ascertained from his actions.
it was thought that a few days re-
straint would be all that was neces
sary.
As the symptoms increased, Sheriff
Z. Z. Smith applied to the Judge of
the probate court for the trial of Har-
ris as insane.
When it was definitely ascertained
that Harris was insane, j. r. Clop-
ton was appointed trustee of his
estate, giving $1,000 bond for the
proper management of the insane
mans property. r. III. Moses and
John N. Daily went security Tor
ClOpton.
Last night Sheriff Smith went to
Nevada with Harris, and left him at
the asylum at that place. 1t is
thought that Mr.. Harris may recover
his faculties.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-01-22
CIRCUIT COURT.
the Regular January
Term.

William r Munger vs. Julia E
Semple Scott et at mechanics lien
defendant files answer to return OF
scire facias and also motion for judg
ment.
William r Munger VS. Julia E
Semple Scott ct al i; mechanics lieu,
second case same entry as above.
George E Dugan VS. Julia E Semple
Scott ct al mechanics lien /; same
entry as above.
Augusta Calls VS. William Calls
divorce interlocutory judgment by
default for plaintiff. and case contin.
ued.
Tee second week of circuit court
was concluded at 3 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. when it was adjourned I'M
til Monday morning. The time OF
the court has been occupied since
Friday noon, in the hearing of the
case of Salmon Falls Bank against
Geo. 7. Brown ct al. The case was
continued TO Monda.', and will likely
drag its weary way through part of
next week. Several years ago George
Brown purchased the block occu-
pied as Sicher's hotel, giving his
notes, secured by bond with personal
security. The notes afterward passed
into the hands of Salmon Falls bank,
Connecticut, which now seeks to
recover. There are two important
legal questions involved in the suit.
One is, whether or not foreign cor
poration can legally deal in securities
here. and the other is, whether the
bond is one of indemnity or simply a
security bond. The case is attracting
much interest among the legal fra
ternity.
Other proceedings yesterday were
as follows
D III Smith Hardware company VS.
Regain q Hect; appeal /; judgment
for defendants.
Thos. Robson VS. city of Sedalia ;
damages I; motion for bond for costs
sustained and plaintiff given till next
Friday to give security.
Rebecca J Bellridge VS. Arthur J
Bellridge divorce decree for plain
tiff as prayed for.
Court adjourned until Monday
morning.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-01-22
A Scrap of Paper saves He Life

1t was just an ordinary scrap of wrap
ping paper, but it saved her life. She was
in the last stages of consumption. told by
physicians that she was incurable and
could live only short time she weighed
less than seventy pounds. On a piece of
wrapping paper she read of DIR. Kings
New Discovery, and got a sample bottle ;
it helped her, she bought large bottle. il
helped her more, bou sht another and grew
better fast, continued its use and is sow
strong, healthy. rosy, plump, weighing l4O
pounds. For fuller particulars send stamp
to w. 81. Cole, Druggist, Fort Smith.
Trial Bottle of this wonderful Discovery
Free at Mertz & Hale's Drugstore.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-01-22
Conyicts Visit sedaiia.

Two conyIcis, who were released from
the Jefferson City peniientiary Yesterday,
were seen to leave a west bound passenger
tain during the afternoon at this place.
They were sentenced from Stoddard county,
and their visit to Sedalis has kept the
police on the alert, as the men are Known
To be hard characters, it is not known
what crime they may attempt to commit
before leaving the city They will be
kept under close watch during their stay
here, and promptly arrested if they attempt
10 over step the law.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-01-22

L had q severe attack of catarrh over a
year age and became so deaf could not
hear common conversation. suffered ter
ribly from roaring in my head. procured
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm and in three
weeks could hear as well as / ever could,
and now | can cheerfully say to all who
are afflicted with the worst of diseases, ca
tsrrh and deafness, take one bottle of
Ely's Cream Balm and be cured, tis
worth 1000 per bottle TO any man, wom-
an or child suffering from Catarrhal. E.
Newman. Grayling, Campbell Co., Michi-
gan,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-01-22

enough to CO ne in out of the rain"
After be said this be turned down
the lights, whistled for the dogs and
shouted, "hsnds on your pocket
books"
And darkness pr, vailed in the
tabernacle and brother Pat Murphy
and John Wesley johnson were the
same color.
Yours, for the people now ON earth,
SIMEON DINwIDDIE, Deacon.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-01-22
Piles ! Piles! Itching Piles.

SYMPToMs-Moisture; intense itchine
and stidging; most ali nicht; worse by
scratching. If allowad to continue tumors
form which often bleed and ulcerate. be.
coming very sore. Swavue's Ointment
stops the itching and bleeding, heals ulcer
alton, nd in most cases removes the tu-
mors. At druggists, or by mail, for so
cents. DIR. Swzyne & Son, Philadelphis,
D.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-01-22
The Charge Dismissed.

Henry Evans, the young colored
man. who was arrested some time ago.
on the charge of forgery, was
arranged before Justice Brady, yester.
day morning, but owing to the search
ty of evidence against the prisoner,
the commonwealth moved that the
case be dismissed, which the court &C
cOrdingly did.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-01-22
Assaulted a Bow

Katy johnson, a colored woman w as
tried before Justice Halstead Yesterday
evening for assarlting little boy named
James Williams. She vas fined one dol.
lar and c'sts, amounting to $1,000, which
she promptly paid.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-01-22
a Days Respite.

Owing TO the absence of any prison
er nothing was done in the police
court yesterday morning. No new
prisoners were arrested Friday night,
and matters in police circles are un-
usually quiet.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-01-22
Embroidery

We have the choicest stock of
Hamburg embroideries ever shown
here, o'r patterns are all choice and
confined s'yles, our prices are pos
ii.vely the lowest. Everything from
tiny nainsook edge to the full 45in
swiss and fine Musline Flounch.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-01-22
fellow came along from Warsaw and
snatcbed the prize from him.


Unless | miss my guess nightly,
we will have another wedding before
long, John Gentry, who lives out in
the country little way, is more than
devoted to one of the prettiest girls in
the city, who does not live over a
thousand miles from Broadway. /
have heard that be is engaged, al
though this may be a mistake.
l tell you another young
fellow from the country
who shows up quite often and always
looks spruce is Joe Turner. The
girl that captures him will be more
than lucky as he is splendid fellow.
*.
How much mlre small talk Jake
would have favored me with, had ]
p rmitted him To, is hard telling. ]
reminder him that il was l o'clock
and time 10 re';re. Jake also allowed
, that it was time to gnro bed and in II
short ii'ue we both recliDed, calmly
and peacefully, in the arms of Nor
pheus JOHN JONES.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-01-22
Excursion Rates
AT
MesseI|y&Meuschke's

This week. We are determined to do
the business and to do an early large
trade, We nave cut prizes to make it
interesting for purchasers.
Call and look at our 500 PIECES
OF FANCY DRESS GINGHAMS
and get your choice at 8 1-3 CENTS
per yard and no limit. These goods
are worth 10 and l29c. Everybody
should have II yards at least.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-01-22
..'['OR(SHOl0S

Our stock of torshon laces has just
arrived and will be ready for sale in
a day or 80. These Goods are all
hand made, Imported from Europe in
December so that you are sure of get
ting new styles. Prices the lowest.
See our torshon skirting edge at 15c.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-13

D.
~ .'eo" "a' i,s''ea
tN' o". flI tues
- - - '0tn 7peo'i, 1ehten
econ
'"'',''s ia ''' ''a' 'as az CLOCK
pe'p' ,ePa'F
'''p'o''1 paN =. 'i''ne
r' "f'' -. HNo' u
80. ar'
,,.3 -, IL. ,a,.l nv I.a -
,L..o.l. II.
I..d.. ". 800
an.a w,lI d. dh.s,x. Wa
menda,,,n II pr4.id4u, unr.
ana ~ mmt1
~, -
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-13

Easter SUNDAY. Aprli 21st.

Easter SUNDAY. April 21>t.
See notice Of sale OF land by
James Is. Daniel
Rev & G Newton. OF Durham,
hl- becn appointed missionary to
.Atrca.
Rev. w. II. Purkctt, pastor,
viii preach IN the Method It church
rcti sunday al II 4, IN. aud at s
+ N
Mr. i. " Blackwell has quail
tal ~ Administrator upui, the cs
tate Of The late Martha ID. Black
vel
So far rs We can learn the wind
aud snow storm that RACED here last
saturday dad not do mncl, damage
.u tit- SECTION
NV Jern jordan returned to
rrsn.e 'la>t Monday might ttom
iIookcrtnn. y. G., where She had
teen visiting her brother, DR.. Th">.
Jordan.
~ / Ut SEASON - ~ ltllNl " Itll ttf
sati, and back lots >hoIli he thor
ol.ty >cllte,l a4l e,rnl>cl ual
goo! hsaIrb may b. promoted
Dout tor1rt >hIe.
Key. W Is Oliver, nt purtan,
j. assisting p1-tor !lrtnt;ziu = pro
~trattel m"ctlu. 1t the ~lilplI~l
chVrch Lpge ,n2rr2aIona at
tcta the scl,trr>.
-BroNu I'st,tpi, colored, Na~
scat 10 juI Iur>diy Ton s}ral'n4
money rom Mr.. ! +. Jonr, money
IraVcg. Blown las served one
Germ III THE lc%nttenllary.
~ nr. Pride ZONES, aged 73 Yeas.
Ted ii has tome near town on Sat
ur,!lv, Aotll Oh, He Mas buried
VIII Masonic ho0ois irom st. Mat
.taew's Episcopal Church Monday
morning.
Ne surrender most of our
space this week 10 the publication
at the delinquent tax last. Cores
poudculs VII please Ncu>e Us Ton
leaving their communications eve,
unfts next week.
According to appointment Dr.
~'lalueon. OF Raleigh, vail preach a
New lloIc church Sunday, Apr
lith, ut II o'clock. Ais At til,
school house near {. W. Johnston:
az ) clock III the afternoon.
Capt. By4QcAan Cameron Ia.
been appointed hy Governor Fowl,
as the representative OF this state Q,
the staff OF Maj Gen. Schoheld
who commando The troops at til,
Inauguration Centennial at New
York.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-13
TIE WOMEN PRAISE T.. b. T..

The suffering OF NoInc certainly
aWlk.n> the sympathy OF every true
phllanthropi~t. Their best friend, how
ever, i y. B. i. botanic Blood balm J
send 10 Blood Balm Co., Atlanta. Ga.
for proofs.
II. l.. Cassidy. kcnne>aW.Ga. write:
>.Itirc,. bottles 81 +. T.. Il. cured my
wife 81 >r.oiult.'
Mr.. X. NJ. Laws. Zalaba, Fla. Writes:
Il have never used anything to equal
Il. B. b
Mrs. {. II. Gay, Rocky Mount. y. C..
writes Not a day for fifteen years was
| free from ll-4drche. Il. b. b. entire
Is relieved me. | tccl like another
pcl>ou.
.ialnc~ ". Lancaster. lI~awkin>yiilc,
Ca. writes My wife was in baA
health tor eight years. Five doctors
;ui,l many patent medicines had done
Ter no good six bottles OF b. b. b.
cured hcr.
Miss ;. Tonlin~on, .\tlauta. Ga, says
"lnr s";I- | suffered With rheumatism,
caused rs kidney trouble and indiGe>-
ton. | $50 Ma feeble aud nervous. b
i. j; relieved me 1T once. although
several Other medicines had failed
Rev. ]. VI. Richardson. Charleston
.tfk.. writes My vile suffered twelve
years uith ~rhrumati~m and female com
p!unt. \ lady member of my chuIcl
lti trru cured by Is. Is. b. She per
~~Jtt,le,! my wife to Try il. who now SAY.
there j nothing like b. Is. b.. IL i
quickly gave hcr relief.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-13
or ADNI.HIf~ING
TINT. TABLE so l..

rNEI- LFFElT IT, \. NJ, JAN. T
Tram 30 %, Mail, going Wet,
caves Hjl~boro sc T.. m
40 ii. Maii, going East, caves
Hl',horo lbs q. N.
50. -, Freight aud Accomnoda
,lon cong West, leaves llill,boro
a. i.Db a III.
80 -, Freight and Accommoda-
ton. gong last, leaves llIIlsboro
Al Bio n.
40. -. Local Freight, no pa.sen
GERS goin4 East, leaves lltIlobor"
at ? 20 T.. ~
80. II, Local Freight, Ono ra>scn
ccrs,) y"ln4 West, leaves llllIsboro
4 30 =. III.
= & COOLEY,
Agent.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-13
NOW Is THE TIME.

hope my customers Will see the
importance Of coming forward and
settling their accounts. | am now
compelled - close no NY entire
business, aud Will have TO ask YOU
tor settlements at once. | don't
want 10 distress any one, but | think
1t VIII be better for You to call and
see me and talk ii over Ii YOU
can I pay al. make some satisfactory
arrangements.
Yours, { VI. PARKS.
lliil>boro, \. G, Mar. &, 1859.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-13
HAPPINESS AND CONTENT-
MEME

Cannot ., hand in band if we look
on the da:k side OF every little ob
s;acle. Nothing viii so darken lite
AMI make i, a burden as Dyspepsia.
Ackels Dyspepsia Tablets will cure
the worst form Of Dyspepsia, Con
s,ipation and lnd ges,,on. and make
lie a hal rincs and pleasure. Sold
at % aud 10 cents by DR.. O. llooker,
Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-13
B-ERN Err.

mill ( q II y. G..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-05
6eicbGfts. s.Mn;ei9er.
2Ipptbcfer.

2Ipptbcfer.
3. R. 9putpn, Webifamfnte itbrr
Dirt 80 2adapanna aUsnur.
Ibtp. 8. 6rands 9sutibT apCtbs-
ter, 223 WpCmin9 sptnue.
Gisarrens 6abrifant.
". Wpttman II, bic beIirbten ,,AlfpnIo"
uut Big Sting" Gisarrrn ale SUrtsn Sd-
baf unb Raubrrartifel, 5Gt 2adapanna Aps.
Sampf, uuc aBaEer.seitunssn.
Sames s. 9aplsr, plumbius Grpert,
Gdr Wppmins apr. unb einben StraBf.
@emiiie, 5rud,t unS 9iuffsrn.
SpGepb Sttingsr 9luRern in jsbsr
2lrt 3ubereitrt, 5tt 0adaipanna Apenue.
Groceries unb prUpifiOnen.
9e6tpIb, SranbUp & Co., Grad.
fplssr Don SsabIs s. StssD, t16 penn Aps.
S6GGseruns Seal, "a qadapanra
ASs., has bsribmts g0bite SpCusr Nsbl.
Srsb. s. g8ibmassI Dslifateiltn,
$50 2adapanna Npfnus.
Ssrren.CSarssrobs, Sdts etc.
8ranf y. Gbrifia II, 205 Sadawauur
aSsnus, Bailey Saus SIrd.
2dbube une StiefeIn.
3. 9. gBrefs 81 Co.. POI @pDmint
gptnut. au& 8tparaturn prompt bsfprst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-05

8ranb bpunben, bic bur6
q boSpber enfanben. S6pn
bielfades 1lnsIiid 1T babur6 seI6eben,
bab beim GnSinben bon StreidbSI36en
Der abeefprunSene 8bospber in eine
@unbe Der Sanb sefpmmen 1T unb ben
8erIuii zines @liebes ober gar bes 2es
bens sur SoI8e sebubt bat. Glen,
ipeIden iol6es llnsIiid suft6Bt, 1T foIs
senbeS 0titteI ansuratben. Ntan made
ii6 iofort itarfes SObuipafer, unb ba
binein baIte man bic bertpunbete STEELE.
Der 8bUSpber sebt ndmIi6 nit Spba
iebr Ieidt cine 1emiide 8erbinbuns
Elm unb biloet pbospboriaureS Natron,
einen gang uni4aoli6en StUff. 4qe,
bic bieiem &atbe fOIsen, tperben ii6
iiberSeusen, baB ibnen sebOIfen 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-05

I'm 8uBbiIbuns in ben Oefen ;u Der.
binoern, nebme man cine Sano boLI
friide 8artOffeIf6uIen unb fperfe bies
felbsn auf bas i'm Diem brennenbe
Ssusr, ipobei man bic SbIren bes Sfens
fOfort i6Iieben mub. Die 96mpfe,
tpeI6e fi6 aus ben Derbrennenben 8ars
tofeli9alen enttpideIn, I0ien ben 93us,
peI6er fi6 in ben 3dsen fefseiebt bat,
unS entfiibren benielben 6ur6 ben
S6ornItein in's Srsie. Sine baufis
sere &nipenbuns bieies 8erfubrens ipirb
6ie glotbnenbiefeit bes 8einigens BON
Oefen unb dbnIi8sn sIuIassR tpefsnts
LID bei6rGnten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-05

Gin Specificum ssgen
Suiteu. 8ielen 8Olesen, 10 f6reibt
Elm 2ebrer in ber lanonirtbibaftIi6en
SeiIase Der ,BreuB. 2ebrerSts.", tpirb
es SeipiB ansenebm iein, elm ipe3ifii6eS
DlitteI eeoen bic beri9ieOenen 9lrten
bes SuitenS fennen au Iernen. Ii6t
nur in meiner SamiIie, fonbern aud
bel meinen SdIIern 1T eS mir ssIuns
gen, bur9 Elm duBerlt einfades unb
biaieeS MitteI Suiten, ipsar ben &eu9s
buiten, in tpenisen Su9en su beiIen.
9etp6bnIi6 beibt es bel benz &eu6bus
ten: v0erieIbe muB feline 3eit bus
ben, se9en ben siebt es fein Seilmits
tel" Nieine Grfabrungsn tpioeripres
6en inbeB bieier 8ebauptuns. Das
Specifcum Seeen Suiten 1T elm Tbse
bon SaferiirOb, Der ii6 feIbit in Der
drmten Suite beidaffen ldbt. 9ers
felbe tpiro folSenbermaben berseitelIt ::
Oian i9neioet oaS trodene unb refine
Strob bon eemeinem Safer (Avena
sativa) su SddieI unb fodt bieien in
etipas 98aHer ab. @s biIbet ii6 Elm
braunIi6er Sbee, beRen Sarbe ettpas
beaer auSiiebt aIS bic bes i1narsen
8affees. SeBt man ettpas 3uder 3u,
10 ipirb Der fabe 9ei6mad beEeIben
beieitist. Der Iditisite Suiten tpirb
bur6 biefes einfade MitteI, tpenn man
Dlorsens uno 9lbenbs cine Sbertaiie
pOa trinft, oft i6on in 8 bis A Sagen
sebeilt. Sieier Gbee bat auBer6em
ben SorSuS Dor unberen SeiImitteIn,
bab er in ieoem IIter tpobltbuen6 tpirft.
Selbit 9e9en ben 8ebItOpfS' unb 8a'
| 6enfatarrb - bieies 70 baufiS BEL ben
2ebrern porfommenbe rebeI-tpirb ber
SuferitrOb 1bee NIT 8OrtbsiI ansss
tpanbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-05

Die SeIIerte # aub BEN ober
Stansenielerie eisnet ii6 ebenio gut
su einem feinen Semitic tpie Seleries
fnoaen. Uian entbIdttert bic Stans
gen, ipdibt iie iauber, idneibet iie in
6aumenIanse Stiide unb fO9t iie in
rei6Ii9em @uiier gar. 0arauf Iest
man iie sum 4btrOpfen auf elm Sieb
unb bereitet cine sIutte tpeiBe Sauce
bon Butter, MebI uno ettuas SIeif6s
bribe ober SIeiidertraft, in Der man
bic Sellerieitidden bann tpieber beiB
tperben Idbt. gu &aIbsbraten febr
paHenb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-05

alter Der @Gnfe. SibIt
ii6 bic 9urseI elmer Serupften Sans
beim 9riiden tpei9 an, 70 1T bieie
jung, bIeibt iie aber bart, 70 fann bic
Sans i6pn eini8e Sabre erlebt baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-05

g8er Ii9 Sannensapfen en-
beri&affen fann, tbue es iett; iie Bills
ben, persoIoet ober beriilbert, einen
bIbi6en Gbriitbaumidmtd.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-05

SIttere Sic &iiben, fos
Ianse iie bieI Saft baben; auSsetrods
nete 8iiben iinb tpie SdsemebI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-05

gli9tfO bumm bic Gbis
neen! gines ibrer Spridp6rter
Iautet: ,,@enn bic Sd5eI rotten unb
Der Spaten sldnst, tpenu bic 9efdnss
niHe leer unb bic Spei6er boa iinb,
tpenn auf ben Greppen au ben @eri6tss
bduiern 9raS tpddit, trenn bic 4erSte
gu SuBe eeben unb bic 8dder reiten
Ounn 1T baS 2anb gut resiert."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-05
MULBERRY Straee.

acknowledgement nnb Sablmm9en:
gsh bic Ia bier ODn S iatrt#n 3uasta NIT a.rs
buHg 9fmaIt it,
aaussns piro Bomb unb Nergaee senemmn
}bung Dstonto
9tlpri nnubt
Dispnc
uu prp,su 9ifpreis naubt
Gaberss gu sfrasen Bel John HandIeys
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8ice @eneraIs gofmsiiter @Iarffon
beri6tet, baB ii6 am 80. SUM- 1889 in
ben Ser. Staaten So. .999 POitsIemter
befanben, iber l,600 mebr, aIS am
S6IuEe bes porau8Sesansenen 8e6s
nungsiabreS. Inter ben Boitdmtern
tparen 2, ,499, tpeIde bur4 Grnennuns
bonn 9rdiibenten beiest puroen. IT,
953 Steqen tpurben i'm 2aufe bes Sab
res neubeiest. Gs CAB 1856 @elbs
Observation-Disclosures, uno 40l NIT
8riefbeiteluns bur6 Srdser.
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SaIte Mot mebr 8ieb,
aIs 9u Sutter bait; MIR gut sendbrtes
8ieb ma6t ii9 besabIt.
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aeht it es 3eit.

3u feiner anberen 3eit tpie i'm 9erbft
ioIIte Der Menid mebr earauf a9ten,
baB 2eber uno 9iieren in gutter Oronun9
iinb, bamit iie bic ibnen bon Der gtatur
boreeI6riebenen Sunftionen ri9ti8 er'
faaen fDnnen. Sn SolSe Der feu6ten
8itteruns berfauIen bic bon ben 8dus
men berabfausnben SIdtter un6 abses
itorbene 9Funsen, tpObur4 WliaSmen
er;eust fperSen, bic malarii6e &rants
beiten berborrufen. Jiur beieni8en,
fpelhe reines 8lut baben unb beren 2es
ber uno Niercn in gutter Orcnune iinb,
f6nnen ioIden ansriffen auf bic ytatur
tpiberIteben; ale anOeren basesen
tperben frant unb ieten bdufis einem
frtben SObe entSeSen. Seoer, benz
ieine 9eIunbbeit Iieb 1T, iOate buber
feinen 9Iussnblid sbSern su ben beriibms
ten Or. Iusuit &Dnis'S Samburser
Sropfen 3u Sreifen, baS in tauienoen
BON SamiIien bsfannte Dtittsl seesn
ale 2ebers uno NierenIeioen, iotple bes
ites 8Iulreinieun9smittel.
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IN RE 6eridD tss xcrminc bss Com
mpu lyeas unb Ratiers 6jerid,tS.

IN RE 6eridtss xerminc bss Com
mon pleas unb @aiisr. @srihts.
SeBt mic fOs, 25. Npo. 1899, 1T es brfpb-
len purh bic Hihtfr Ses Common pleas unc
WdiIen- GjeIidts in unb fir baS County ron
9afapauua, bab fiinf rssuIars Sermins Der
5eIaaten @srihte in jebem Sabre mad bem trs
fen 5ag i'm Sdnuar 1890 abesbaltsn tperben,
uno bab bic 3rit sur AbbaItuns bsrislben mic
tpIst isin fol-, nrmli6:
Den tr1en Wpntas i'm Sanunr, Stpei gBp-
hsn anbausrne; ZEN sritsn Mpntas i'm @pril,
spei Mpbeu ourauernb; ben erltsn Wpntds
i'm SUM, spsi @pfsn anbauernp; ben lssRn
Rpntas i'm Septmbrr, spsi 98O6sn anpau-
erno; unp rsn WOutas pOr cem IsBtsu Mpn.
tag i'm YOpsmbtr, spsi Bp6sn anbausrno.
SaS prpSsB. gerssi6nib fir jtrsu her tsInS-
ten Sfrmine rrs Common Ylsas fol mtnbe-
ifsns fiinfunObrsieig Gage pOr BEN Seainn
brIIslbsu aus Iul6sn 5Glsn aufgsmabt psresn,
bic turb bas GsIuh pOn Annalten barauf &C.
isBt psrSen; breibis 5dlle iCllsn CUR 8srbanp-
lung jspe WObr in iplbn Srrnuns bes 9prs
ranges feitsrItBt psrbru, ME iie jrBt cher bier.
mad pur6 has gsisB Opsr bic 8sssln bislss
gsrthts beitmmt tpirp.
Durh has @eri6t.
9lttsifirt-SbOs. 8. DALE prOtbpnOtars.
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D@ Das ,,ModenbIatt" entbdIt ben
beiten 2ofaIs8eri6t unb ale ionftieen
sleuisfsiten bon Snterefs.-9lur 400
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@edieI, YaiIage, Teuer 2ebens Ieri. Gei9dft

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@e aufa gr6n bdkbesn Sehdeen.
hbn aat SesbGfn.
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GrbItafRn 2Bh
Mae W al Qebmss 8TfhnunaS 8dtaI&aft
W1ben 9H No.
mdBi9en 8aten
9eauisuns Raufn aauf Dt aputtsu
eneI@.
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