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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-01-31

Women who wish to preserve the shines
and contour Of their figure must begin by
learning to stand we'll That is explained to
mean the throwing forward and upward OF
the chest, the Gattening Of the back, with the
shoulder blades held in their proper places,
and the definite curvns in the small Of the
back, thus throwing the whole weight Of the
body upon the hips No other women hold
themselves so well as the aristocratic English
women Much of their beauty lies in their
proud carriage the delicate erectness OF
their figures and the fine poise Of their heads
The same aristocratic carriage is within the
reach Of any American girl who takes the
pains to have it, it Is only the question of
few years OF eternal vigilance, never relaxing
her watchfulness over herself, and, sitting or
Standing always preserving her erectness and
pose, the result beiilg that at the end of that
time it has tecoEie second nature to her, and
she never ufterward loses it This, in a great
measure, preserves the figure, because it keeps
the muscles lirin and well strung, and pre-
vents the sinsiii. DOWN OF the flesh around
the waist and hips. coiun,on in women over
30 and which is perfectly easy to escape
Another thing to avoid is bad habit Of go
ing up stairs which most women do, bent for
ward, with the chest contracted, which, a
well as an indolent, slouchy manner Of walk
ina. is injurious to the heart and lungS-
DRESS
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II once saw something when a small boy, y
said an old staser yesterday. that never
heard Of since, and that was toad attack a
snake, after the latter had been forced to let
go his hold 1t was in o blacksmith shop
built of logs in Indiana county The black
smith was working at his anvil when a
slueakin2 sound was heard at ono side Of the
shop which attracted attention.
''Tusnins to look. the blacksmith and the
narrator saw large toad dragging himself
into the inclosure with IL fifteen inch garter
snake following The snake had the hind
leg Of toad swallowed With pair OF hot
tongs the blacksmith caught the snake.
which released its hold as quickly as possible
Instead of hopping away. as was u l~ ex
pected. the toad turned itself around ami.
leaping six inches high i'll the air, camc down
OIL the body Of the snake and bit 1t savagely y
-PittsburS Dispatch
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Saul was bent on giving his foe u sound
drubbus for daring to resist him, and Clay
knew that unless lo mastered bis enemy he
would suffer not only whipping but the loss
Of his great gray owl
First up AMI then down the two wrcsticd
and fought. tn If tee,h SIT and their breath
cofiiia, IL hard gasp Presently. locked to
c,tacr. tins Lc-an to rn'. over and over each
other AM approach the bank of the river
The Lana at this point was high ana steep,
and on tie very edge Of it the two ceased TO
roll. and Clay. who had slightly the adyan
ta-e, tore himself suddenly from his enenly's
clutches. taon exercising all his force, he
showed the recaletrant rough over the edge
OF the b-nk. down which lie went like Il sec
ond Tommy Twist, turning ana tunibling
with a,nazin. rapility until he reached the
bottom
lie stopped, within u yard of the waters
edge, 50 dizzy that lie did rot know what lad
happened to him. ana with Lis eyes full of
dirt Clay could 10; resist laugh. nervous
though he WAS, Is lie viewed him.
1t was well for Clay that the fight lasted
no longer for during is continuance the owl
had been doing its best TO escape, and, ham
pered as i. was had already got consider
uDiG uiSIilICe
After little chase Clay secured it, and
lifting it by the loop Of the string that fast
ened its feet, he shOGlierel his gun and with
no further attention To the discounted foe,
bore his treasure 10 his home in high citation
He paused moment on his way to pick ny
the two wild geese he had left in the bushes
The victory over tie bully OF the neighbor
hood was a signal one, and ever after Saul
treated Clay with the utmost Difference.
The capture of the great gray owl vas re-
ported to his friend and adviser, the author
of his book, who immediately replied to con
graduate him, and to state that he had writ
ten to professional dealer in Kansas City
who would probably visit him in the course
Of few days.
The dealer came ard examined the boys
collection with manifest delight Before he
departed he gave Clay SIPS for the owl and
SlG0 more for a number Of other specimens
in his collection.
Happy Clayl Now he could get the school
ing he had 50 lon; dreamed of; now he could
make q man of himself, and now "Uncle
Ezry" and the neighbors would 10 longer
sneer at his proclivty for bird hunting.
Be it s2id. i'll conclusion, that all these
things were realized, aud more The finding
of the great gray owl was the beginning Of
new life for Clay Cole, and he has 50 far
progressed IN his ambition that his real name
is now familiar to all devotees Of bird lore
Arthur { Grisson ia Youths Companion
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SUMMONS.

No. ,S62.
IN the Superior Court for Thurston county,
| State of Washington.
STATE OF WAsHING1oN,l ..
County of Thurston. w.
Tacoma Geocery Company, Plsintif, We. Henry
Bickle and Henry BickIe, Jr.. trading under the
firm name OF Bickle l. Co., Defendants.
To the above named Defendant, Henry Bckle,
Jr.:
In the name of the State of Washington, you
are hereby notified that Tacoma Grocery Com
pany. plaintiff, has filed complaint against you
in the superior Court for Thurston CT unity. state
of Washington. which will come on to be heard
sixty days after the first publication of this sum
mons. towit: sixty days after Friday. Ieecm
Der 2Uth, 1859, and unless you appear and answer
the same on or before the l9th day OF February
1870. the same will be taken confessed and the
prayer of said complaint granted. The object
aud prayer Oh said complaint il TO obtain judg
m,nt against the defendants for ~ 80, due b,
defendants to plain:in OIL account for merchan
lie sold and delivered
iines- my hand aud the seal %
SEAL. said ourt tins Seventeenth day o
~ December. 1859.
W +. KEADY.
Clerk of said Court.
ALLEN Il AVER. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Date of first publication Dee. 90. 1889.
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Abundant and Glossy,

bat it has given my rather stunted mus
tachc respectable length and appear
ance. Il. Britton. Oakland, Ohio.
MY hair was coming ont (without
any assistance from my wife. either.
l tried Ayers Hair Nigor, using only
one bottle. and | now have as fine
head of hair as any one could wish for
r. I. Schmittou, Dickson, Tenn.
II have used Ayers Hair Vigor in nv
family for a number of years, and re-
gard it as the best hair preparation l
know Of. 1t keeps the scalp clean. the
hair soft and lively, and preserves the
original color. Ny wife has used it for
a long time with most satisfactory re-
suits. = Benjamin NJ. Johnson, NJ. d.,
Thomas Hill, Mo.
MY hair was becoming harsh and dry.
but after using half Il bottle of Ayers
Hair Nigor it grew black and glossy. l
cannot express the joy and gratitude l
feel" - Mabel G. Hardy, Delavan, Ill.
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tAl!diicc pc - IA
beauty is the daily
u-c Of Ayers Hair
Nj-or. No matter
what the color OF
the hair. this prepa-
ration gives it Il lus-
ire and pl!ancy that
adds greatly to its
charm. Should the
lair be tim, harsh.
dry. or turning gray,
Ayers Hair Nigor
will restore the
color. bring out n
new growth, and
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render the old soft and shiny. For
keeping the scalp clean, cool. and
healthy. there is no better preparation
in the market.
~ am free to confess that a trial of
Ayers Hair Nigor has convinced me
that it is genuine article. Its Use has
not only caused the hair of my wife and
daughter to be
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Beauty

Is desired and admired by all. Among
the things which may best he done tc
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Administrators Sale.

n the matter OF the estate of J. B. Dyer, de-
L ceased.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance Of
the order of the Probate Court of jefferson
county, Washington, made on the 9Th day of
September 1889, in the matter of the estate Of
b. Dyer, deceased, the undersigned, Admin
stratOr of said estate. will sell at public auc-
ton, for cash. 10 the highest bidder, subject to
confirmation by said Probate Court, on
Tuesday, the 4th day of Feb, 1890,
at eleven O'Clock A. NJ, in front OF the Court
House door in the city of Olympia, Ihurston
county, Washington, all the right, title, inter
est and estate of the said }. Il. Dyer ut the time
of his DEATH and all the right. title and interest
that said estate has by operation of law,
otherwise acquired, in addition to that owned
| by said interstate at the time of his death, in
and to those certain lots, pieces or parcels of
land situated in the county of Ihurston and
described as follows, TO VII: THE half Of
the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter
OF section twenty-four CAD: Also the west half
| of the southeast quarter of the southeast quar-
| ter of section thirteen (l3): Also a tract COM
4 mencing at the northwest corner of the south
east quarter of the sJarheast gu arter Of
said section thirteen Us). and running
thence north fourteen 40 chains, more
or less, to the Olympia and steilacOOm road
| Thence easterly, along said road, to point
opposite the northwest corner of Forest GENE
terry; Thence south TO the north boundary of
said southeast quarter of the southeast quarter
| of section thirteen Q3): Thence west to the
place of beginning All Of said lands being in
township eighteen QS) north Of range two ~
west of Willamette Meridian, and containing
about forty-nine (4!D acres.
Terms OF sale cash; ten per cent of the pur-
chase price to be paid OH day OF sale and bal
lance on confirmation of sale by the Probate
Court. Deed at expense of the purchaser.
CHARLES ElSENBEIS,
Administrator of the estate of J. b. Dyer, de-
ceased
Date of first publication JAN 10th, 1890.
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= June bug, Clay Colel It haint worth
tho powder " wasted on It.
Clay did not attempt to argue with the ig-
poramus, but felt in his pocket for . cord
With which to secure the feet Of his prize and
thus escape the sharp claws
"What are ye goin' to dor Saul inquired
. be watched the movement
Clay informed him
"Goin' to carry tibet old screech owl hon,es"
Saul exclaimed "Waal, eff you amt got EN-
bodi See hyer. do ye know yer foolr
Clay made no answer, but made moose In
one end of the cord, slipped it over one set Of
tho vicious claws and began to fashion
second moose in the opposite end for the other
set He meant to carry the owl as he would
basket, with cord for handle.
Suddenly he was showed backward 80 for
chilly that he almost lost his balance, and hia
ears were assailed by loud oath.
Saul Rhodes meant trouble for himi
"This blamed foolishness Of yourn might
o. well bc stopped right hyeri" the young
ruffian cried Blame eff | amt sick o yer
crazy doin's. an III put stop to 'em when
I'm around. This owl amt dead, | guess,
an I'm a-goin' to turn it loose er ef it can't
6y I'll throw it in the riverr"
said, for he was q notorious and heartless
bully, and the young naturalist was for a
moment spallbound at the thought Of losing
bis precious capture.
Saul was larger. and evidently considered
himself stronger than be; It was certain that
II Clay interfered with bis dastardly plan /,
would result in q hand to hand difficulty
But the smaller boy had courage as well as {
love Of nature, and be determined to defenf
his prize with all his power.
He had scarcely an instant In which to con
dder bis action. for Saul was proceeding a
once TO carry out his threat
Just as the rough stopped to pick up tn
string which was attached to the owl, Cla,
launched himself upon him with righteou
fury. Saul was hurled backward severa
PAGES, but recovered himself and got hold o
his antagonist, and then the two boys en-
gagged in the fercest rough and tumble ssrue
Gle Of their lives
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Seattle. WhatcOm Semiahmoo ROu andte.
CARRYING u. 8. MAILS
Steamer lands At all regular landings.

T. W. LEE,
Gen. Pass. and Ticket ACT.
C.. S. MELLEN,
General Traffic Manager
&c, PERClVAL, Local Freight and Ticket
Agent, Second and Third street dock, Olympia,
W, 4,
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To the Unfortunate.

1nNSSNsESSeaSeS, such as GonOI-
rhea, elect. structure Syphilis, in all its
forms, Seminal Weakness, Impotency.
night losses by dreams, pin1ples on the
race ana lost manhood can positively by
cured. The sick and afflicted should not
travelled extensively in Europe. and in.
sPected thoroughly The various hospitals
!neie, obtaining great deal of valuabloA
Information, which he is competenttod nIr'
part 70 those in need of his services. Th-;
Doctor cures when others fail. TRY him
Ok. GlBBON will nak. no charge unless
ne enect cure. ersuiis at distance may
Nc cured At home. All communications
surety confidential. You see no one hut
the DOCTOR. Send ten dollars for q pack
age OF medicine. Persons writing to the
DOCTOR Will please state the name Of the
paper they see this advertisement in
charges reasonable, Call or write. Ad.
Francisco.
Nav 2Sth. 1885. ly
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Strayed or Stolen.

nNE black horse, branded "G' on left
~ hip, about II years old and weighing
about sou pounds; also black mare, five
years Old. weight about 800 pounds.
Any information that will lead to the
re covery of the same will he thank fully
received hy FOSTER Il LABEREE
Dec. s, 1859. IT
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Slutuuacn.

Simmer unb immer tpieber bort man,
baB Dtenihen in 6OIge bon 8IutberIuit
mad 8erIeBunsen geitOrben itnb, ebe
rer IrSt 3ur SteIIe mar. Sn ben meis
iten SSdlen ipdre 8ettung mBgli6,
ipenu Seber ipiBte, ipie Iei6t eS lit,
cine 8Iutuns gu itilIen. SPIRIT bnS
8lut bellrotb aus elmer @unoe, 70 iIt
cine SdIdsaber perIeBt unb Iege man
bann Io9leib einen feiten 8erbano obers
baIb Der Qurbe an. 6IieBt bagegen
oaS 9Iut bunfelfarbis, 10 1T eine 8ene
perIebt unO in bieIem Sale muB man
Den 8erbanb unterbalb Der @unbe ans
IeSen. glm beiten eiguet ii6 biersu
elm Stiif Oitnuer 6ummiihIau9, bod
tbuen8 i'm 9tOtbfaQe aud 9af9entGder,
Sanbtii6er II. (. ID, ipeIde man porber
in falteS QSaHJr 9etau6t bat. Der
8erbunb muB feit oenus semadt fper=
ben, bab baS 8lut ni6t tpeiter entpeis
den fam. 8eberSte Wen11en fDnnen
aud bur6 feiten Druid nit Der Sanb
cine 8IutunB 10 Ianse gum Stiqitano
brinsen, bis elm 93t Sur STEELE lit.
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SSie fanu cine Sausfrau erfuuSes
nnS franees TlciItb NIT Ieit9s
ter 0Suhe Iuteri;netScu

Sebr bIaHe Sarbe bes SIeiI6es lit
etn 8ei6en, bGb baS Sbier bIutarm se,
tueIen uno bas SIsii6 ni9t frdfti9 1T /;
Die llria6e Der 9Iutarmutb fam in bes
oenfIiaen &ranfbeiten Iieseu. - Gief
purpurrOtbe Sarbe benefit, bab bas
8bier nid6t SeidIadtst ipurce. ionoern
trepirt lit. OtarmorirteS 9(u8Icben,
berrtibrenO bon stpii9en ben 5leif6s
fa'ern lie8enOem 6ett, bat nur gutes
WtoitfleiIb. NaS Sett an geIunoem
6Ieii3 1T tpeiB unO bart, an trantem
ba9e8en aeIbItb, tpafris Ober sulIerts
artig. = @eiunoes SIeiib fabIt iib felt
an unb ma6t ben Singer faum NAB,
frantes lit tpei6 unO Idbt 6litIisteit
austrsten. 8ute8 SIeiIb rie9t faum,
trnntes rie6t muffs.-@utes 6Isii6
i6rumpft beim 8o6en ipenig Elm uno
perIiert nibt bel an @ewi9t, Ible6tes
Idrumpft Suiammen unb piro pieI Iei6s
ter, ipeil in Der 8ranfbeit Sstt uno
RusteIfubitans eeidnunOen iinb.
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Bur Ncinisuns bee Srinfipaiiers
in Numpbrunueu.

Wtan nimmt gut sebrannte, re6t
bIGtteri9e, por6ie SOI3tobIe, binbet mits
telit Sinofuoens etpa 20 er6bere Stiide
in Elm SunbeI Suiammen, ma9t 3 IoI6e
8iinbeI, beidnert iebCS nit einem 4
Yfuno idnereu natiirIiden StGdiaIs,
ni9t SuoiaII uno ldBt pieieIben an 3
berl6ieoenen 9untten oes 8runnentreis
ies in bus 8aher bis auf ben Gruno.
Ha9 3 Ta9en lit paS Waher frpitaqs
bell uRb BON better AuaIitGt. Sleies
8erfabren fpieoerboIe man oas Sabr
binour6 3 bis DtaI, aber nitt ieoes
Utal nit Sals, ionOern 2 bis DiaI
nit 8ieieliteinen Ooer porbIan 3ieseIn.
Die &ObIenittide iausen iib 10 pOa
SdmuB, &alt, Sips &C., bub 6ieieIben
bas @etpldt Der Stetntoblen erbalten
uno fbnnen tmmerbin einige Sabre i'm
8runncn bleiben, oa tie tets mebr ooer
ipeniser ais Sitter oieneu, ipsnieitcnS
oas 2Iufiteigen DeS 8rmnenbooenIaBeS
beim Suugen Der Yumpe perbmoern.
SD babe in 8aIpo", ibreibt Elm Gors
reipOuOent, ,,bei ben meiiten 9ausbruus
nen bieieS Setfabren dnBeratben ooer
augewsuoet uno Obne gluSnubme ba8
bis cabin ungenieBbore Q9aher bur6
sutes erisbt, noS bsionberS i'm iumpfis
9en, fiebersrregenoen Serrain DisI idsen
mil. Otein Sausbrunnen gait anfang5
baIc als Q9aqfabrisbrunnen, pa fat
gaus 8alpO bapOn Q8aIcr bpIte, bis ib
mad unb natb aud Die anbercn Bruns
nsnbeiiBer oieier g8ObItbat tbeilbafiiB
iperben Iieb."
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Bum @ntm sbnen Der Iphlcr.

9aS Gutipbbnen Der ;5obIen gei6iebt
in Der Heeel i'm glIter bon 81 bis 4
Monateu unb erforoert beionoere 9lufs
merffumfeit. Sor allen 0insen muB
e8 aamdbIi6 sei6eben, benn ieber
pIbbIide MedieI ii6rt ben Sr9aniSmus
in ieiner GntipidIuns. Olon sebe nes
ben Der OiuttermiI6 aIImabli6 su tei.
9ernoe 8aben bon &ubmiI6, gequetI9s
tenn Safer uno etpaS Seu, perminbere
Die 3abI OeS tdsIi9en Sdusens, trenue
oas 5obIen suHdbIt bon Der Nlutter
nur seitpeiIi8, brinse es in bic nebenun
befinoIide 8ore. Sin GntpDbnen Dor
benz britten Otonat 1T ieIten rationea,
benn es tpiro bann I6per, Die Sbdtigs
felt Der Otil9oriiIe BEL Der Stute einSus
itelen. 9Siro bieie8 oenno6 notbwens
big 10 fiibIe man bas Gutter, made
eiuen 9ebmunitrih unb iu9e tur9 9trs
beitenIaiien Der Stute bic WiIdbiloung
berabSuminbern.
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Giuisc &cselm fur SaubrnsnBt,

Die Sauben Iieben bic Sonne unS
seCeiben in einsm ionniSen, sesen Mors
gen IiesenoeR S9laS am ollerbeiten.
ReinIi6teit lit ibnen 8eburfnib, uno
babsr mufen bic S6IaSe rein 8ebaIten
perpen. Da bic SelOtauben, ebs iie
ausflieeen, in Der 8e8eno umberblifen,
nm ~ ieben, OBJ gIIeS ii6er III, 70 iit
ibnen Der bbbite S9Iug AM Iiebiten.
8em 9riiten Iisben iie bic SunfeIbcit,
buber man bic ReRer OemsemdB itelen
mus Gam beiten in Sddern, in penen
Iie pertieit, aber bod ii6er oem @robOoen
Iiben). ReineS unb friiheS 3rintpai=
fer 1T ihnen fpeientIi9 notbwenoi9. Nm
beiteu 1T eiu be6cdtes bblsernes Trints
eei6irr, OeGen 9edel 2bder bat, Die
nur 70 sroB iino, paB iie ben Sopf
bur6iteden fDnnen. Sti6t ieoes Baher
tduet fir bic Sauben uno namentll6
Iinb ibnan bic PumpenwaNer ibdbli6,
ipeI6e S6wefel unp Cerslelden entbaIs
ten, tuis es oeren Uiele 9iebt. 8atier
BON fliebenoeu 8runnen uno Baden 1T
immer bos bette fir ie. 81 piel Sanfs
iamen brinst ben G0uben S6aben.
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0eicbdfts= =Mn5etger.
2Ipptbefer.

9pptbefer.
3. M. 8sutpn, WetiEaniinie irSfr
Art, @de acams avsnue unp pins SHaBs.
Slumcns ejdrtner.
Z. 9. NcGliutpf, Sars- uub @rd.
brrIhmiidung, 3l4 u QBalbinstOn 2lpr. uno
am 9insaus pes 5crsit SiI 6rieObpfss.
Sud,' unc Aeeiren,. .SrutPcr.
6rsS. WasnsL Drudarbsit iterr Mrt,
tn enslil6er unb teutidr Spra6e, 81 gnda-
panna sIosnus, srssniiter esm Bottom Gtprr.
Gisarrens Sdbrifant.
". Wptt nj a n II, bic brlirbten ,,Nfcnfp"
une ,,Sis Rins GigarSeu ale SOrteu Cd
BAT uno Rauderartifel, 5t1 eadGpannn ape.
Sampfs uhS asaffer.eeitunssm.
Samss s. SapleE plumbing Grpsrt,
Gde SSyCming 1--WE. uno einOsn SiraBs.
Groceries uns eropifionsn.
Se6tplb, 9ranbpW & Co., CTdb.
fplssr ppu Sraplr s. Stsra), 1i6 penn NYe.
SbIGaer uno Seal 2i yafawanan
.aps.. pas bsriibmte 9Rbite Sppnge Msbl.
5reb. s. gSibmaYer, DslifatslIrn,
500 Saddpanna Apcnue.
Serrens C3arserpbc, Site etc.
8ranfp y. @brtffia n, POS 9adamaunn
apeHuC, Bailey Saus Slpd.
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Bie lit 81, IS?

Bir birtsn rinbunbert Do lrs Sslpbhnne
fir iebeR Sal BON 3atarrb, rfr ntpt purn
@tnnebmen pom 5al's Sfatar b Sur ssefIlt
perpen fam.
9. s. Cheney & Go, Giseut T.. 3cleee, D.
GBtr bic llntersei6nsten bnbsn D. J: epenep
felt ben lrBtsn Is Sabrrn sefann ! amp paisn
ibu fir pplfpmmen ebrenbaft /. naen @f'
lcbGftspsrbanblunasn unb inan,h Z bsfabist
alle BON isinsr 6irma sinsssanssns. 'SfrS'n0-
li1feitsn su srfnlen.
g8sf s Sruar, @roBbanbsIs.D. 'oSai men,
GrleOo, 8.
Balbins, 8innan 4 Marpin, GjruB, nnbsl. j.
Drpsuiiten, SpIesc, ..
9. 8. ganSVeien, GalIirsr. GpIrUo NattO'
nal-Sanf SpIsbc, 3.
5all's 3atarrb Sur tpirb inufrIt6 geltpm-
men uub mira bireft auf bas Slut une bic
Ihleimisen SbrrnG6en bss Syfems,. .s3fus-
Mile frei pCrIanpt. prsis rs St5. tur Die
6laI6e. 8rfauft ppn alien Aprtbst ern.
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idnar6enOem @erduI6 bEtd bic glaIe
in bic 8ta9enbDbIe einselosen. Dur6
SeriaIuden 9rbberer Wten8en bon 2uft
uno Speidel treibt aumdbIl6 Der
0armtanaI auf, 70 baB ber Baud in
beioen 6lonfen iib nuffdaig eripeitert.
Salo trltt bDrbareS @erdui6 in ben
Ddrmen auf, unb mad Elm bis spei
Stunoen entIcereu Die 3biere bic 6aie
our6 ben Waitoarm in sroben Wen.
gen, tpOrauf Der Sau6 ipieSer flsincr
tpiro unb bic 8feroe feine 8sI9werSen
mebr sei9en. 9ln;ei6en BON SoIit tres
ten BET oieiem 1lebel ni6t auf, fpobI
aber ndbren iib Die Sbiere idledt, 70
baB bic nntuseno alS cine erbebIi6e
an8eIeben iperoen mub. IS mag nod
bemertt iperbeu, baB rie betr. I6iere,
ipenn iie ii6 beoba9tet fdbIen, oft
iiur0enIan8 bic llntuSenO ui6t auSs
iiben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-23
Serr Gbarlss &. gbtttenben,
republifaniftber 8aneiSat fur 0es
fesaebuna inn ;tpetteu Diftrift,


feeeebune i'm stpetten Diftrift,
fam i'm Sabre 1864 na9 Scranton unt
stablirte baIb barnuf cine 9lpotbefe. bic
er nod iebt an 2adaipanna stpenue,
neben Serrn CHARLES Sii9er's @es
i9GftsIofal, betreibt. gr bat ii6 wGbs
reno bieier lansen Seit itets ben Ruf
zines ebrenipertben 8ilr9ers un6 tihtis
gen @ef6dftsmannes ~ srbaIten ses
puBt unb ipafer an benz 4ufbau bor
scranton mitSebolfen.
@aS Serrn Gbittenben ben 9euts
iden beionberS tperth MAIDEN ipIte, III
Der llmitanb, baB er elmer Der tpenieer
gmerifaner 1T, bic i'm Stenbe Iinb, iif
in beuti9er Spra6e esldufis aussus
briifen; er bat auf baS Stu6ium uns
ferer liebea Diutteripra6e biel SIeif
unb gifsr Seripenbet, fennt unIere 2ites
ratur unb tpeiB baber bic Deuti6en,
ibre Sitten uno 9ebrdu6e tpeit beiIer
su beurtbeiIen unb su idaBen, ais pieIe
anbere 9lmerifaner, benen all bieiC
9inse ,,b6bmif9e 9Drfer" fnb.
Serr @bittenOen 1T, absefebsn bon
ieinem 8tenomee aIS pratti16er Sc.
i&dftSmunn, i'm bffentIi6en Sienite
ni4t unerfabren unO bat Ii6 itets treu
beDdbrt unb elm. praftii6es 8eritdnbs
nib fir bic bifer.tIi6e @obIfabrt betpies
fen. Gr tpar Elm NitSIisb be8 S6uIs
ratbeS nne bier Sabre Lang Stabtratb,
anb eS 1T aeipiB Elm suteS .3euSniB fir
ibn, baB ct bonn Common GounciI su
bsRen Prdiibent 'ertpdbIt fpuroe.
Seine i'm Stabtratbe betpieIene par.
Iamenturii9e Grfubr,lns, iein S9arfs
bid, iein in Dfentliben InseIesenbeis
ten betpieieneS Sntereiie ssben rlns BIZ
9arantie, baB er aud in Der @eiebseb.
une IueS tbun tpiirbe, UNI ieinen Diff.
rift nit @bre su rertreten, unb BIZ
beuti4en 8iireer tperben tpobI barar
tbun, tpenn iie su ieiner 8abI bebaIf Hid
finb.
g8ir fiieen bier sur grfIdruns nod
Bel, OaB Der stpeite 8eiebSebunssbiItritt
ben sentraIen StaSttbeiI unb Die SIb.
ieite umiabt.