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Arizona republican., 1890-06-17
ON THIS WE ARE WITH YOU.
Tucson Citizen. 1

lTucsOn C1tlZen.J
 Democrats are all wearing a broad grin over the Republican rumpus, and they are sure to carry Pima county this fall by an increased ma jority-valley Bulletin.
 You are away off wrong on this prop osition George. The Republicans will work to man for the success of their ticket. They will carry not only Pima county but the entire Territory by the grandest majority ever rolled together in Arizona. They can do it and will do it. On this proposition they are solid.
 TIE REPUBLICAN joins with the Citizen in the above issue. Continue this kind of talk Brother Brown and you and TIE REPUBLICAN will be the best of friends. Such talk not only makes the boys feel good, but every word of it should be made to be true, and will be if the Re publican papers are all true to them selves and to their party. Party discord in Pima or any other county effects the entire Territory and should at once cease. THE REPUBLICAN hopes that it may never have cause to say anything of the Citizen or its manager, save words of praise for their good work for the party.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-17
THE ASSESSMENT TOO LOW.

Strangers in coming here to seek a residence or investment in the valley become alarmed at the tax rate, and when they view the assessment rolls and compare the value therein with the prices asked for real estate, they natur- ally look upon the sellers price as ficti- tious and exhorbitant. A large amount of capital has from these causes been driven from making investment here.
 The reason for this state of affairs is found in the fact that the assessment of realty in this county is so far below actual values that the tax rate appears enormously high. Only a certain amount of revenue is required to keep the county running and the rate of taxation must be made so as to raise this amount let the assessment be what it may.
 One fact is indisputable and that is that the assessment of real estate in this valley is not equal to one-third of actual cash values. In very many instances it is not even one-fourth of such value. By examination of sales made by the real estate agents here, it will be found that prices realized have been generally from three to five times the assessed values of the properties sold.
 This is all wrong and is work ing an injury to the country's ad- vance and improvement, also to the property-owners themselves. A man may have farm or town lot on which he wishes to borrow money. He can readily sell it tperhaps for three thousand dollars. The party from whom he wishes to borrow will not loan more than one-third of the assessed value, and on consulting the assessment rolls finds that to be five or perhaps eight hundred dollars. The borrower can only get one-third of this valuation, where he should easily obtain thousand dollars if the assessment had been correct. With the assessment double what it now is-and even that would be low the tax rate would be lessened one-half. Nobody would be a loser thereby as they would only have to pay just the same amount in taxes as at pres ent values, and the county's true wealth and worth would be better ap- preciated by those who seek for homes or investment.
 With fair and full assessment of the real value of property, Maricopa county would cease to come under the pro. visions of the Harrison law. Had such an assessment been made during the past two years we could have gone on issued bonds, built our North and South railroad without all the expense and anxiety that has attended the getting o the railroad subsidy bill through Con gress. THE REPUBLICAN hopes to set this matter amended and made as il really ought to be before the taxes art levied for the current year.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-17

and home and prosperity unexcelled by any nation on earth, was being car erty, after many years of acute suffering from disease contracted in the service of his country. Let all honor be awarded to his few veteran comrades who soothed his last illness and gently laid him away in his narrow bed to await the reveille of the resurrection morn.
 Are the people ungrateful or simply careless and forgetful of the duties they owe to the men who gave their lives to save the Republic? Frank Lake was as much hero of the war as he would have been had he fallen on the bloody field of Gettysburg or Shiloh. He gave his life for his country.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-17

Nor by any means is TIE REPUBLICAN alarmed because leading Republicans are invited to attend the meeting of the Territorial Central Committee. Before the meeting was called TIE REPUBLICAN urged that leading Republicans be in- vited to attend and it stands by that proposition today. It would have been pleased to have seen the call made general for all Republicans interested in the success of the party to be present, and it hopes to see the largest gathering of Republicans in Phoenix June 21, that ever assembled in the city.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-17

THE continued failure of crops upon many of the ranches of the valley naturally leads to an inquiry into the cause. The ground is fertile, the water is ample, the seed was generously sown, the ground was plowed. Why then the failure? The answer almost invariably should be: the planting was done too late. If farmers expect good crops they must start their blows in Septem- Der and have every acre of barley and winter wheat sown by the middle of November, at the latest. If they wait, the winter rains retard work and instead of having a beneficial effect upon the young grain, the sprouts are tender when the dry season comes. Excessive irrigation fails to take the place of natural rainfall, and the result is poor crop.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-17

Herald: "The Territorial Republicans propose to inaugurate an active, aggres- sive campaign against the opposing party and to send Republican delegate to Republican Congress if such thing is possible"
 THE REPUBLICAN is happy to see the Herald talk in this way and if it will but work as it talks it will find TIE REPUB- ucAN working in line with it every day in the year. "For the success of the Republican party" is the banner under which TIE REPUBLICAN marches.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-17

SURPRisE and indignation were ex- pressed by many citizens of Phoenix at the result of the An Chee murder trial. The jury system should be considered with the respect due to one of the bull warks of constitutional liberty, but surely the verdict of yesterday is open to question. The testimony was plain. Deliberate murder seemed proven be- yond possibility of doubt yet the verdict was guilty of manslaughter."
Arizona republican., 1890-06-17

THAT sterling Republican paper, the San Francisco Chronicle, had a great celebration last night on the occasion of the opening of it's new building. The Chronicle did some of the most powerful campaign work in 1888 of any paper in the country, and with all it's recent inn provements, promises to more than duplicate it's past phenomenal success. THE REPUBLICAN wishes it renewed prosperity in it's new quarters,
Arizona republican., 1890-06-17
REPUBLICANS ATTENTION,

The following letter has been sent throughout the Territory by the Re publican Central Committee:
 PHOENIX, Ariz., June Q, 1890. DEAR sIR;-The Republican Territorial Cen tral Committee will convene in Phenix. Satur- day, June 2l, 1890, at o'clock p, h., for the transaction of such business as may come be- fore it.; your presence is earnestly requested for consultation.
 wM. CHRIsTY, Chairman. N MORpORD Secretary
Arizona republican., 1890-06-17

EVEN yet no general call has been made for Republicans to meet with the Territorial Committee June 2l. TIE REPUBLICAN trusts that every Republi- can in the Territory, who can do so, will be in Phoenix that day whether he re- ceives private invitation or not.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-17

HIGH tax rates and low assessments make the investor think the country poor and the tax roll enormous. For the sake of her future prosperity Phoenix should remedy this condition of affairs.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-17

REMARKABLE what little hole some people can crawl into. But then, like the ostrich, they think when the head is covered nothing else can be seen. Hence these jokes"
Arizona republican., 1890-06-17

are always ac- HlN Io ceptable, es- pecially so when they relate to dress; then the ladies appreciate them. These warm days we would suggest a house wrapper of a challacA or a cool lawn, a street dress of sateen or an India silk. Ginghams, in dress effects, are also much worn. In these lines our stock is unusually com plete, and as regards prices they compare very favOrably with those east.
 l.. ZECK EN DORF & CO.,,
 Tucson, Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-17

"Hon. J. k. Bailey reports cattle in poor condition in the vicinity of Bailey's Wells, though none have died yet. He last week put new pump in his well a short distance south of Vim. Gillespie's ranch, which will afford an additional supply of water"
Arizona republican., 1890-06-17

WITH good wagon roads radiating from Phoenix, the trade of nearly one third of the entire Territory would be made tributary to this city.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-17

MEXICAN workmen are beginning to object to the Chinese. Johns failure to assimilate makes him obnoxious wherever he goes.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-17

The Republican believes in strictly one price for advertising, and accordingly it pub fishes its rates in full, and exactly as they are. Special position ads 25 per cent. extra
 Preferred Locals 70 cents per line first insertion, and 5 cents per line each subsequent insertion.
 All Contracts and bills for advertising paya- ble monthly
Arizona republican., 1890-06-17

No OTHER one thing conduces more to the prosperity of a city than good roads leading to it from the surrounding country.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-17

ABUSE is not argument, yet there are some people who seem to think it so.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-17
Repairing and UpholShring.

A IL KINDS OF FURNITURE AND MATS "A tresses recovebed and mended, Carpetg sewed and laid. Shop next to Phoenix Plainin- Mill, Maricopa stteet. H. WOHLEk.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-17

N. A. MoRFoRD, Secretary.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-04
Die afteu Scerduber

plansfeu ibr ab,si6su, trn 5ottsnibieel nit
ssfrsuStsn ano6su, bsrausforperno auf htr
SpiBs bes Waifss auf. Der mpssrue pirat
ntdt auf ppbsr ca, IOntsru auf eem bcbsn
@nIsbn pu Stanearo Seilmittel, peroirat ilt
untsr psrI&isbrnen 8erflsibunstu. Ssin psr-
frdtes gBinfel.Gjr doft bat nismals urb in
fsinrr @siIs Sotetter's Raasu Yittsrs afr irt
Obppbl birlss STANDARD StGrfunss- unp Bel
isruuesmittsl Isit lanssm pae bslIleu6tsnor
3isl etptieu auf psldts er feline pfrile &C.
rihttt. Stliar lpfaIe Sittrrs, aus eIbiBeneeu,
nitnretifrirten StmuIanten nebl stpds Gr.
trait ron tiner it1rfeueen &iuee bslfsbsnp,
prrprn nod suptilrn ais ibentiIb cher Gbulih
nit Mmsrifa's bslisbtsiter 5amilisn. Weoijin,
CHER bic sIcibsn 5silfrdfte ME bic IeBnre ent-
balienp, dnsrprieien Disle ArSns luppsn nu-
ssn inetiIsn nidts. bsuu Der arcBe aranfbeits.
Sapiugsr uue has bsfdnntt prGpfntip. WliteI
IlBt Isint srfOlsreibe 9arriue fort NIB uutsr.
ioht WaIaIia DpspGplid, HcrvciitGt, Hisrfn-
SsI6pnbsn, gsrrppfuns. rbsumatil6s 9eibsn
ni6t aIsin auf risism, lOubsrn au6 auf anbs-
ren Gpntinsntru.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-04
StaOt nnO Goumtb.

1@~ 2iebIins Der Sausfrauen-
Biasburp'S 8eit-berfauft BEL SSreb. s..
Nicmuper, $50 2ada. 9lpe.
- 8robibencs Bat iebt aud cine
SanbelsbebDrbe.
= Der SeueraIarm um 10 nbr am
9onneritae 9lbenb mar Elm faIider.
Der 8etras Der 8au. @rIaubnib.
ideine IeBte 8oae mar sl5,890.
= Der frabere bieiise 9botosrapb
6. 6. S6mibt ipurbe tiirSIi6 in 8erea,
ObiO, nit einem SRI. Dora WoIperton
bon bier 8etraut.
= @iIliam, Elm l3idbriser Sobn bes
Serrn &. 8. Sornep, tpuroe am iSrei'
tag in Der 9idbe bes NtofeS SapIor Sos
ipitaIss bon ieinem Bferbe abseporfen,
aber gum Slid ni9t i6per perIeBt.
- Genus 8bitbed fpurbe am Don,
neritaS auf bic 9lnfIase berbaftst unb
na4 bem @efGnsnib seianbt, Dor eini.
ger 3eit aus @Oulb'S 2uti6enfabrif
elm Stiid Su9 seitobIen su buben.
= Ser DanfiasunsStas parb bier
siemIi6 aasemein sefeiert unb nur tpe.
ni8e 8ei6dfte tparen eeDffnet. Die
g8itterunB mar tpinterIib faIt unb
raub.
- 9as Sairbieip SpteI unb Der ans
erensenbe Store su NOunt gocono tpurs
ben am DienIta9 gtu6mittas persanses
ner @ode bur4 Seuer seritbrt. @ers
Iuit $4,000.
- @eorse Sfea tpurbe am 9onners
flag gbeno bon Der 8ermania 8apeae
i'm @eIeit elmer sln3ubI Sreunbe beims
8eiu9t, tpel6e ibm 3u ieinem 9eburtss
ta8e SratuIirten.
= MrdibaIb Barrier bon Roarina
8rOot Eotpnibip ipurOe leBte @ode auf
Die glntlaee benz 8efdnsnib Ibertpieien,
einen trimineaen InSriff uuf feline l4s
idhri8e Go9ter sema4t su baben.
= Die Hoti3 iiber bic 9ermietbuns
Der 2ieoertrons Sale 1T, fpie es fdsint,
gum Sbeil faIlt peritanben iporoen.
Die SaIIe 1T aud ferner 6ur6 ben 8ers
matter, Serrn George @abI, an 9es
ieaf6aften uno 8ereine gu permietbsu
unb perbIeibt unter ceiien Gontroae.
- Ssds Wonats lit i6 an i6Ie6ter
8ercuuuns, ale ansetpanoten WlitteI
niibten nidts, Bis i9 i6IieBli6 Or.
glueuit 86nis's Sambureer Sropfen
antpanbte, tpeI9e mid pieber boaItdn.
big berltelIten. .-9lettie Mebers, 9to.
II, q. GIart' StruBe, GbicusO, SGs.
-Sas 9fsrb Oes SoIsbdnbIerS Sobn
9snore brannte am Mitttpo6 an Der
8pomins 9lpenue but6, 8enOre tpurbe
aus Der 8utibe eeporfen uno Sas
8fer6 iprans auf ben Seitennes unb
rannte ben 8opf burd zines Der Sdaas
feniter in @Orman'S 21oen.
- Sabs Or. Gtpmas Gclsctrir Del fir
Group unb GriGltuugsn ssbrauGt unb ss fu-
rirts pOitip.-@m say, $40 plbmOutb Apt.,
Buffalo, q. q.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-04
Oie 9(us,pabl mmfaft:

gCrfbistbare Gier, psrflbrrtes @lds, inmittsn
has 5auptauge, pbeu unb unten fletnere Wu'
asn ron peribieeenen 6arpen...... Spanilhe
aspfrl, nit pier psrtsbrtrn @entrsn, iees sen-
trale SGblung perIhiGpen'arbi9, NIT ipet Sol'
fsrtucitrtfen nm ben 3srn, etnen StretTen I'M
bas llntertbtiI einise parcn llne matt, anetre
bellies Spie9eI9las. 3psBbatge runoe Bali
len. abpeblslnp roth, grun, blau uno mt Stl'
bsrIanr gtIheift S6pimntnes Snten nit
biselamen @asIessln, ipiralfSrmiss Drattppr'
ri6ung, sinigs nit @ummiIbnilren, ilsbt ME
zine Ihpimmenbe Shwin9e aus, mean mans
anriibrt Siusinaf in g9idelIleieern......
gerltitbbare @ier in Analinfarbrn, ptplstt,
psrltpsib unb Iplfrrinerctb. -. aorntopf mil
imitirtem Sanb umpunben......Guptee uno
SGugings, aus einem Bette pcu @ple- uno
Silberlabn Il6 erbrbtnb, NIT Wftntaiur- Sm-
mcriellsn bur6Dirft. ..... N6crttrte farbtge Bal
len in einem Siuss pom SepOtensm Srotat
...... .@eIatine 8SIbr, per5iert une gsfaut @u-
pite in 8utl6en unb 3u pferpe, aIes In VT
mem, @plp peer Silbsr .... MGbhen, in Vetl'
6enfleipen, am golpenen Spinnraee...... Der
DprnenFranl in bleneenoen 6arbfn, init tnltS
tirteu arinen aualten uno SGncrn umtpnn.
esn.. SGuginge nit laresn Nlsiesrn auT
bpben Stiblsn. .Aufgspunpener DRAFT be-
Irbt nit 5altsIn, nit sinem bSBernsn nit
. amrnIeiee trbsdtsn Salsn.. Cob. unb
SilbsrfSrbr, sefiilt nit natssmabisn Slumsn
.Suprlirte @pIos unb Stlberfronen......
Der bsilige Sdrsin, nit ubfrpdnaenetn
Graufrpeibfnbpg pgeii......S Satpn 3ennts SRla'
srr nit ,psi anscbanetsn Salsn...... 8OlN-
uut SilbrfIas, auf beipsu Seitsn slsi9 $50,
@spuste 6ssu......@OIh. unO Silberbduler
unb Sirhsn.
Sbns cure GinbilSuns ;u isbr anifrsnssn 3u
pplIen, fann i'd Ssri6srn, raB biele Wetb-
nabisbaum 8srSieruusen tilts fne su 4
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abesbsn.
gBir babrn aud SGnurballeH, 10 Saarn
an elmer Sbnur, 10 Sbuiire in elmer &iltr Su
40 Gents; ni6t pIusrr ais cine aiife psr-
fauft..... G5pIe- unb SiIbr.SrUeat In Gcu'
psrtsu, Gents.
9nBt tu6 ratbsn: gBartst nt&t Iarse pSrr
ibr blribt juriif.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-04
Teneralarm @tafipnen.

9ip. 8aIfsn. 9pfaIitGt
10 g8sftpn RubIs.
13 Cliff 8srfs.
IA 0adapanua ape. unt .Sisbenis Gtrase.
10 yadapanna ape. uub Scranton Saus.
Is Didipu NanufGrturina 60.
IL 7. s y =. 60. Stabl Wsrft.
1S I. s. u s. 50. Glte Gpa Miblt. G.. .
II Stnsripn unb 9adapanna gpsnues. Z
Y WYrming @ptuur unb Spruet Strast.
23 Glnhen StrdBf uno 8ranflin Apenuc.
q 9Salbington NSe. une RuIberry Strase.
% Olive StraBe unb NedmsSMptuut.
70 gadapanna unp 9BaIbingtpn Aptnuts.
u Winlberrp StraBe uno MapiIcn glurnue.
% SsIfsricn Npenue une @ibiun Strase.
81 @las Aptnue nnb 9ins Straes.
81 Sappuie Npeaue unp phelps Straer.
80 prCpieenre &oab unb Carbon Stra6e.
"a Sadawanna unb Norb Drain aptuurs.
80 Sadipn Siraee uno Watn Apenue.
80 SadIpn StraBr unb ginrpIn Np.nue.
81 everett Npenue unb Saffpn Snaee.
80 @jarfsIo @Uenue unb 9afIystit StraBe.
Al gSaibtn9tpn Mpt. uno 5idorp Stra6e.
az Sritte unb 8eIlOps StraBs.
as 6untte Mpenue uuo 0iinfte StrdBs.
"A Strnntcn unb Sisbfnte Straetn.
40 Stpipfrs padtn9 Co.. pine 8rppf.
46 Sicne Npenue une StmIpf Giraffe.
az ptitstpn ASenue unb gBillpp Stra6f.
as prcspftt Ipenue unp 9esb StraBt.
81 9foar Auenue unb alber Straet.
81 prospstt Npeuue unp Hiper StraBs.
50 @eedr AOrnue unp 9lm Sraee.
81 Waibingtpn 4pe. uub Mapls Stra6e.
30 9eear Apenue unb Dear ShaBs.
81 Srrantpn Stabl gBrfe.
6l Spftlano SrnBe unb BROMLEY QSe.
62 CUB Watn Ape. nn6 Samptpn StrdBe.
63 Suo Nbte unb 5amptcn StraEe.
64 9SaIbirgtpn Ape. unb Rep ycri Stra6t.
% Warion StiaBe unp gapUuIt Nstnus.
66 .. & 3. areujurg unb @resn Ritge ct.
II Otdion Mpenue uno Slt Warftt Strafs
u Court StraBe uno DIAMOND Nptnut.
73 Providence HOab unb Ncrb Wain Mrt.
"a Warfet Strnee unp Hprt Wain slpt.
Is NOrb Main Aprnuc unb parftr Sirass.
81 Bird unp DAT Stra6tn.
~ Slcpm unb Mnrfet traBsn.
S3 Srping Npenue unb alb SnaBe.
123 .. 7. s. gB. 6ra6i Saus.
12l gSelt Marfet unb Winuna StraBer.
2l3 .. I. s. 98. Rarren WsrfiiGtku.
32l .. Z. gS. WaiSintn @rfs.
g4teaIarmtrtptrb.
9Ommt brr AIarm Srn aalien IA, 70 pirb
bic Slods 3usrif G / II 8 i6Iassn, bnnn pauf-
rn unb bisrauf . erni a | anIhIagtn, ntm-
LID I-IlIl, has 6euer in Der NGbs ppn 8a-
Ifen IA an3eisrnp. 9ebr aarm pirp treimal
wisstrbOlt. Sn 9lsiGr QBsiis psrtsn ale
3ablsn ansssebtn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-04
nsy- Nreemon i'm WolIen Sous gIof

E@ Sreeman, I'M BuGep Suus 8IOd,
empfiebIt ;u @eidenfeu iein reidbaIti'
ses 2aeer bon solbenen uno iiIberner
Tafdenubren, Jtinse, 8oritefnabeln,
@unbubren, @ei6meiSe ieber Art hon
@OIO unO SiIber, 9iippiuden, iiIbernC
2bffeI. @abeIn unb MeKer, GaItOra
uno iIberbuupt Elm immenies 2ueer bon
Silbernaareu fir 3afelsebrau9. Inns
iere 9luSpabI in all ben senannten Qrs
titeIn 1T bic OoaItdnbisite in Der StuOi
unb uniere greile ben 3eiten entipres
denb,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-04
Brpfp n IS 8ee Sipe

Damen, GIoafS bon $50 aufpdriS,
OamensSaqueS bon So uufwdrts, 0as
men.86de bon SO oufwdrtS Bliid
SudetS fur 0amen fir $40, ipsrtb SIS
Before i'm Slei6en 8erbdltniB. @ine
pouftdnoiee 9lusrpubI BON Seriep Sufs
fets fir 0amen, ale gtopitdten i'm
Bubpaarenfade, Sancp 8auren fin
Domen Stite, @arberobeartifeI, llus
termaaren etc. fir 9erren unb Snaber
bette Q8auren su nieprislcn Yreiier
1T bic Nesel in
8ropn's Bee Sibe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-04
SerNe5t uicbf,
@ertbboQes @igcntbnal
III Derfaufeit,


ber SinterIaFsniGoft Der prf. @atbarins
9 6abt aussbUrtnO. DniTslbs bsifsbt aus
ben fcIssnbsn Strt6sn:
Cots al WariouliraFe, 3piI6en @ypmins
unb @aibinstCH 40 bel 1862 SUB sur aasY.
Got an WariOnfraes, 80 bel 1862 SUB.
Got an @pOmins aps., 40 bsi 202 GuB.
7gptS an abams aSs., isbe 40 lei t62 SUP.
Die @ObubGuisr giO. 1409 unb 14lt San-
tsriun avsuus, in sutsm 3utanbs nit Cots
is 46 bel 232 5uB.
Saus unb Got Ro. 4t0 SliSslraer, ,piltrn
Wspmtns unb Waibinetpu.
Sbisss Gissntbum pirb untsr siinRissn Be-
binsuuesn Ssrfauft BON
@baS. 8rUpp, Grsfutpr,
Ais q. @aibirstOu ape,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-04
Sg- @sr Ieinen 9iebsn elm @eib

E0- @sr ieinen 9Jebsn elm @eib.
nahtsBei6enf bon bauernbem @ertbe
Su MAIDEN sepentt. iOIIte ii6 ben 8au.
renporratb in 6. 2utber8 Supelierses
i6dft, 10Y @pOmin9 Iuenue, anie'
ben. @oIbene uno iiIberne llbren su
iebem 9reiie, &etten, Ginse, 8ro6en
unb 9eI6msioe ieber Grt uno cine
iebr rei6buItise 9luSpabI bon SiIber.
toaaren, bic in 8eSu9 uuf Site uno
niebrige Prsife bier nidt iibertrpffen
perben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-04

Ray @Gnidt ibr Elm @eibnadtsse.
i6enf au faufen? Benn 10, Oonn eebet
naH gSei9eI & Wiaar's, mo man oa8
sr0bte Enforcement bon 2umpen, Sbee,
Dinner unb 3immer Serpicen, SiIber'
tpuaren, @a6erierbicen, Srandirferpi'
cen, Saien II. {. M. finoet. Gbina Saq,
ll6 Wpoming 9lbenue. 49,4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-04
SmnQe Derlamat.

Gin frGftissr lribiser Sunse, Der griubIiG
ptrifsbt, nit ,pei pferbsn unb elmer Stub UNI
sussbsn, un6 f9 iunf alssmsin niisIi6 ma
den pil. 9pbn gum Anfane $40 unb 8pit.
@a6Sufrasen 3tf psar Strabs, nabe ben
Srrantpn StabIpsrfsu, bic gun. IS. Des.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-04

H1- Infer Sorratb bon SpieIip Ia.
ren 1T Der sr6bte in Der Stabt unb inns
fabt poiitip NaeS in bieier 8ran6e pDn
einbeimiiden unb importtrten Sa6en.
@ldnSenOe @briitbaum Sersierunsen.
S. 8. 8iltamS & &c., 3l4 2adas
ipanna 9lpenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-04

MS Sn Der beuti6eu 8uptiItenfir6e
an Sidorp StraBe pirb sum 9eIten oer
@emelnbe am "a. 9top. cine iSair bcs
stunen, peI6e bis sum 30. 9iob. bauert,
uno gu Der baS seiammte oeutibe Bus
bIifum freunOIihit ein9eIaoen 1T. Gin'
tritt nur 10 Sents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-04
Sub entlamfen :

Gtpa Gin Sabr alt l6parl nit psibsm
Sled iibtr bsm Siifeu, fpIats am 6rsita8 Na6t
pom hsm pbtrtn GbeiIs pom Ses6 StraBe aug
einn RutI6s mad Der @tabt, uub bsfinbst iit
sur 3sit In 8OSis's eeibifaa, an SaffOrb allrp,
nabe Sprus Strabt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-04

BS @ir baben ben srbbten 8orrntb
bon pradtpOlIen 8auren poKenb fir
Sotseitss unb 8eibnadtSs @eidente,
Der in Der Stubt sefunben tperben fam.
greiie bic allerniebrieiten.
@Ourien, @IemonS & Co.,
422 2adatpanna 4pe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-04

Sa- Ganbiss, gla1e. etc. in unenbs
Iider IuspabI uno 1umeiit bon unierem
Sabrifat. SonntaesiduIen uno Ser'
cine ipeSiea beOisnt uud nit gis
@ream. S. .. @iaiamS & Sru., 3l4
Qofa. 9Ibe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-04

sG- 8er irsenO Elm fIeines muiifa.
Iii6eS Snitrument Su faufen tpinI9t,
iOate niat unterlaIien, uniern Sorratb
einsuIeben unb uniere Breiie su bbren.
1873 8. ., BOtpel & So.
SO. 226 unb 228 @pomins Nbsnue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-04

B9- @rOBer 8Orratb bon bereits ees
brauhteu Srseln, poLitdnbig renOpi':t,
bic mir Su S6IeuOerpreiien perfaufen.
49,2 8. .. 8otpea & So.
$50. 226 unb 229 g9poming Arenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-04

sS- MasOeburser Suusrtruut, SOnis
in @utsn uno fIuiiis, iiiBer @iber,
ObfenmauIiaIut, aae Sprten BON &dIe,
@erpeIat, importirte Srauffurter unb
9eberipiirIts, 8dnieleberpurit uno Sop.
ner 2anoiaser. @ibmuper, $50 2udas
tpanna Npe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-04
0ns Ehal bmdrt8.

- Gin 8cblsnfal in Der @onneu
@rube bel Nlinoota eri6lus am DUns
neritas ben so Sabre alien 8ersmann
Same8 3. Murpbp. Gr binterIdBt cine
sablrei6e 5amiIie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-04
Steue MnseiSem.
00tel= llcberHG6me.

Ssm tsutIGen publifrm uuc msinsn Itwei-
,er SIsunben srnube i'd mir bisrmit anjuSsi-
gen baB I'D has SCteI uno 8Oifbaus hss osrlf.
Serm. @eber, Ala q. Olain Ibe.,
iitrnpmmsn babe. SD wrbe nur bic bsfsn
Spsiien, getrGnfe unb Sparrsn bnIten unb
bsmiibt Iein. burb retlle SeSienuns allen &C.
re9hu anfOrbrunesn ;u entipretrn.
Senrp ppu gBeiIenfIub.
D Mein @si9Gft ais S6isferpeder fibre
i'd mic bisber fort.