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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-05
ROW LEGS.

In a recent issue the New York Com
mercial Advertiser was guilty of a
~cleverly written article on the subject
of bow legs. The parenthetical under
standings Of a certain section of man.
kind had, it seemed, become a f~avorite
subject with the writer, and his re-
searches had led him to a fixed geo.
graphical conclusion. Bow legs are an
institution of the wild west. Not that
this section of the country has a special
corner on their production, but that
here they are in the immense majority.
The writer, however, g "a no harm by
his assertion. In fact, he is careful to
atone for any blow he may have inflicted
on western Tanity by his declaration of
belief that bow-legged people are all
rustlers, and that rustlers are Indigenous
to the west. A proud position is that of
the bow-legged individual, the r~ustler.
the western man. He is at the head of
everything, the public parade, the poll
tical procession, the religious conyen-
ton. He is the first to reach the top of
a hill, and the quickest in arriving at
the bottom. Always the foremost and
most successful in padding his own
canoe, the bow-legged man is the shin
ing success of the age.
The writer's theories of the produc.
ton Of bow legs are numerous, but in
all of them he signally fails to hit the
mark. Ii he had been a western man
instead of an editorial writer on the
staff of an etfete New York paper, he
would long ago have opened his eyes tc
the truth. Has he never heard that the
Indian saddles his horse to open his
tepee in the morning? Does he not
know that Indians are all bow legged!
Cause and effect. There's the whole
matter in a nutshell. Bow legs are /;
clear illustration of the doctrine of the
survival of the tittest. The horse il
filter than the Indian-to travel, anc
the Indians legs accommodate them
selves to the exigencies of necessity, tina
is, to the shape of the horse.
So with the old-timer, the typica
WESTERN uldu. LlbDer ne reached Lll
country on board of a cayuse, or he be
gan life out here as a herder, a null,
skinner, a pack-horse freighter, a COW
boy or a horse thief. In all he lived hi
life on horseback, and his walking gal
became Apologize. or course he is
rustler. In the first place, none but thu
rustler dared to leave the sleepy ole
states in the early days; and, in tn,
second, the rustler had to outrustle hi
record when he reached the west
Visible means of support he had t,
show. That they were crooked mental
ly or physically was of relatively littl
Importance, but without them he wa
ordered out, and he had tn he q YER,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-05

THE New York News has a gentleman
in view who offers to bet $1,000 that nc
man can name the nominee Of the next
democratic national convention fo1
president; $1,000 that the nominee OF
of that convention will be the next pres
ident of the United States; $1,000 that
the nominee of the convention will carry
the state of New York, whoever he ma,
be. Either of these bets may be taker
separately or in sums of $1,000 if de-
sired. This offer will remain open unit
July Is, 1891.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-05
EASTERN summer resorts are enjoying

EASTERN summer resorts are enjoying
a season of great popularity. Although
they have been open but a short time
they are very literally p%atronized.
Later on, when the guests have sur
feited on the familiar pleasures of the
we'll known places like Saratoga, Long
Branch and others, they will turn their
eyes longingly toward Montana, Vel
lowstone park, Helena, the Broad
water, Butte, the greatest mining camp
on earth, and other not less attractive
points. Yearly the patronage of west.
ern resorts is growing apace, and each
visitor sounds the praises of the won
ders Of the west to his friends, and ere
long a good many people who annually
60 abroad will take their ways west
ward, northwestward, and Montana will
be much the gamer.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-05

fair rustler to get out on time. Lo him.
self has u reputation for being lazy and
thievish and dirty, but T1o Is n rnstler
still, a rustler Of tho most energetic
stamp, as many an early settler found to
his cost. His squaw, too, is h~ow-legged
and a rustlor. She rides astrlde like a
man; therefore ehe is ow-legged; there
fore she is a ~rustler, rustles a living
for tho family, tho camp, the nation,
does all the work from the cnre Of the
pappoose to that OF the cayuse.
And thereby hangs an important les
son for the gentler sex. They may prate
of woman's rights. They may dream of
the privilege of suffrage. They may
have their meetings, their lodges, and
their pow-wows. They may put on fuss
and feathers still, but the fact remains
that they meekly follow professions IN a
carriage and sit in ar opera house await.
ing the arrival OF the parade. They pant
up a hill and make a detour OF
q mile rather than come straight
down one. And all this they
will continue to do, until they alter
their seat on horseback, and become
- bow legged. "Who YER saw a bow
legged woman?" asks the Advertiser.
In that direction lies woman's one hope
of equality or supremacy. She cannot
become a %rustler by inspiration. She
must make herself one, and there is but
the one way of doing that. Let her
adopt the bifurcated garment, and the
whole world lies at her feet for imme-
date conquest. Then and only then
will she become a veritable rustler and
take on her shoulders the ambitions and
the burdens of life. The bow legged male
may resist, but when he finds weak
woman formed by nature and his own
to be his peer, his dominance is
gone.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-05
The Injunction Removed.

NEW YORK, July 3.-The Western National
bank was thronged to-day by stockholders
in the sugar trust, as word had been re-
ceived that the bank would resume the pay
ment of dividends which fell due yesterday.
A dispatch from Poughkeepsie this morn
ing stated an injunction restraining the
officers of the company from paying out
dissolved the Injunction, it il claimed,
owing to faulty allegations in the papers.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-05

HELENA lies, the coin of his own i'm
agination, seem to greatly perturb the
editor of the esteemed Inter Mountain,
We are under necessity of reminding
him that The INDEPENDENT prints the
news, all the news, and nothing but re-,
liable news and sound opinion. THE
INDEPENDENT reiterates the assertion
that Mr.. Haggin is entirely satisfied
with the conduct of Mr.. Cakes
in the negotiations conducted by
those two gentlemen in reference
to the shutdown of the Anaconda
shelters and mines. The esteemed Inter
Mountain is challenged to produce a
statement to the contrary from Mr.
Haggin. Until this is done our esteemed
Butte contemporary must rest under
the suspicion of exhibiting his petty
spleen in a manner unworthy a true
journalist. It's W vapid u%tterances
are the only authority offered for it's un.
true assertions against Mr.. Cakes. II
has no other authority. Parties ir
position to know are neither making mol
repeating them.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-05

THOUGH the storm yesterday for a
short time dampened the ardor OF the
Fourth enthusiasts it added a few mill
lions to the assessable wealth of the
state. There will be more produce to
sell; more grass for the stock and conse-
q%uently more stock to sell; more water
for the placer miners, and a bigger yield
of the precious metal. The Fourth OF
July, 1891, was a great day for Mon.
tana.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-05

UNCLE JERRY's management of the
weather on the Fourth of July is to be
regretted. But he has not been in the
weather business long, and besides may
have been experimenting with his pres
ldential lightning rod.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-05
HELENA, MONT, JULY s. 1891.

Mountainous abroad will always find II
DAILY INDEPENDENT on file at their favorits
hotels: Fifth Avenue and metropolitan, New
York; West, Minneapolis: Baldwin and Palace,
San francisco; McDermott, Butte; Leland Hotsl,
Springfield. III.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-05
Circus.

Recently from Australia. Vastly aug.
mented in every department. This show is
we'll and favorably remembered as giving
the best circus performance ever seen in
Helena. The tents will be spread On Helena
avenue, near Rodney, for two exhibitions,
Friday, July 10.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-05

WILL the esteemed Inter Mountain
kindly observe from day to day the col
umns of it's very able contemporaries, the
Miner and the Standard. These papers
are owned by gentlemen Of large hold
ings in Butte and Anaconda, who are
more interested in the resumption of
work in the Anaconda than the proprie-
tors of the Inter Mountain, whose inter-
ests are mainly in the real estate of the
Great Northern railway. We have not
seen in their columns such vindictive
and personal attacks on Mr.. Cakes,
president of the Northern Pacific rail
road company, as appear daily in the
Inter Mountain. And yet no n can
accuse them of being lukewarm in the
cause Of the greatest camp and the
greatest smelter town. They evince
good judgment and commendable fair
ness. Besides, they have no warrant
from Mr.. Haggin to assail the integrity
of MI. Cakes, or impeach his fairness in
the negotiations looking to the resump-
ton of amicable relations between the
Montana Union railway and the great
corporation Mr.. Haggin represented.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-05
Look at This.

Commencing April 5 we will sell all kinds
of chewing and smoking tobaccos at factory
prices. OPPENHEIMER ~ ASH,
international Hotel Block.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-05

Did you ever hear of that ranch in Cho-
teau county which DIR. Foote tried to sell
when he was in the real estate business?
The doctor had had a number of nibbles by
possible purchasers. but unfortunately he
was unable to land any of them. He expa-
tiated on the depth of the soil, the excellent
lay of the land, the living springs
and running streams, the POSSIBLE
ity of a great north and south rail-
road starting a town in the immediate
vicinity, the tons of hay which could be
raised in the dryest season and sold for big
prices, but all to no purpose. The fall
passed, winter came on, and finally it was
we'll into the spring and that ranch was yet
ungold. One day some of the gentlemen
who belong to the syndicate which owns
hunting and fishing grounds in the Flat
head country were discussing the prospects
for good fishing this season. The doctor
was present, but said nothing; suddenly his
face lit up, and he exclaimed, 81 have it,"
The next day there was another inquirer
for ranch property. The doctor told the
old story about the fertility of this particu-
lar Choteau ranch, the great prospects it
had as a townsite speculation, but all to no
avail. Here was an opportunity to use the
inspiration of the previous day.
II had q visit from the owner of the
ranch the other day." said the doctor final
ly, and he told me something about the
property as Il fisherman's paradise which
surprised me, you are fond of trout-fishing
l suppose?' (This in that persuasively in
curing tone for which the doctor is noted. J
Eyes. very fond of it," replied the pro-
spective purchaser.
1.-The owner says" continued the doctor.
that just a few days before he came to
Helena. he WAS driving along the stream
which runs through the ranch, when sud
denly the well-broken team he was using
jumped about five feet and started to run.
Getting the horses under control he con
cluded it was a snake which had startled
them and continued his journey. He had
not gone more than a hundred yards when
the horses repeated the jumping
business. CHANGING coward the stream,
which was OF his right, he was
surprised to see hundreds of trout jumping
up out of the water, some ns high ns three
feet. This it was what scared the horses
l doubted the story" concluded the doctor,
"but the gentleman is an honest man. ant
he told me if | desired | could tell abou
the fish in the stream. and if | took anyone
to Fee the ranch, and every word of the fist
story, as we'll ms the facts regarding the sol
and location, were not just as | have repre-.
sented, he would pay all the expenses OF
the trip"
The doctor has reformed now, and the
only thing he now says not strictly truthful
ia, ut won't hurt, II | will have il out be
fore you know it,"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-05
broadway and Warren ST.
MONEY AT FIVE PER CENT.
Uncle Sans Remedy for Hard Times for
All Corners.

Money loaned at five per cent. in any
amount, from % cents to $25,OOO, on personal
security lat the old and reliable loan office of
Uncle Sam,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-05

Go to The Bee Hive for bargains in every de-
psrtmsnt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-22
9unmcre.

= Infer Stabtratb I6enft iebt ben
SrennunesIuitiSen in Der 6. Waro
erbBere 9lufmerfianfeit unb man se'
benft ben sansen 0iitrift nit Sepers
unb Seitentpesen 5u berfeben.
= Sas unbeipobnte @ebaube bon
Oscar @breoob on MiaitraBe, in Der 8.
Warb, tpuroe am Sreitae Morsen burd
Seuer 3eritbrt unb- Elm nabeifebsnbeS
Saus erbebli9 beidd6iet. gbrsoo6'S
8erIuit bon $1,000 1T gum SbeiI bers
ii9ert.
= Sin iunssr Mann namens Eimos
TIP WlcGartbs, oberbaIb Dunmore an
ber @rabitp fpobnbaft unb 8remier an
ber grie & 9B. Q. 8abn, psrunsIidte
am Sreitas Bel @reenbiae. Ser 8us
fubr riidtpdrts, ct itano auf bem Iebten
Barren, ipurbe berab unb auf baS @es
leife sef9Ieubert, tpo ibm bic Rdber
ben 8opf au 8rei 3erbriidten.
= Gin besperater DiebItabI ipurbe
am SamItas in Der MittasStunOe in
Der Office bpn ". 8. unb s. M. "Opens
Ger in 0unmore eema9t. gS mar
8abItae unb bic Diebe etiparteten eine
8eute bon $13, 900 Su MAIDEN. Sn Der
Office befanb ii6 sur 9eit nur 8prOn
8rabp; bic Diebe, Mauace Snotp unb
@barIes 8oipen, einsen in bic Office
uno tpdbrenb Der eritere NIT bprSebaIs
tenem &ebolber ben 8rabp aur 8ube
bermabnte, banb ibn ber IsBtere unb
rerbanb ibm bann bic @usen. Sierauf
perpaften bic &erIe bic @ouberte, ipeIde
bic 25bnunsen ber berf1iebenen arbei'
ter entbielten in mitsebradte Sdd8en
unb enttpii1ten bur6 bic Sintertbdre.
Durd Drinfer, BIafeIp unb Bloom
StraBen seben6, f1li9en fie iid bann
burd cine Aaep mad Der @nseI Sdsuer.
9ort trat ibnen pI6bli1 S. M. "Opens
Ger nit 9eipebr in Inf9Ias entsesen.
Die 9iebe beriu1ten nun 3u entflieben,
tparen aber einen glusenbIid ipdter
bon PoIiaeidef Simpion unb ben BoIi'
aiften @biparbs, 2eipis, &oae, goSIett,
Gang unb Pepparb umrinst, bic ibre
@efan9enen mad benz StationSbauS
bradten ipdter ipur6en aud nod
@barIes gnseI unb 5. $. Soliter alS
0iitipifer berbaftet. SdmmtIide @es
fan8ene tpurben Sesen 8arsidaft ents
laiien.-gS erbelIt, baB Der PIan su
bieiem 9iebtabIe fdon atpei @o4en
3ubor Der PoIi3ei berratben ipurbe unb
oieie i'm StiIen bic 8etbeiIistsn beOb'
a4tete unO bann BEL Der Gbat ilbers
rafAte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-22
6eri6 tltAeS.

SIN benz 8Iasefan bon Sobn Moffitt
seSen g. g. &err tpesen 8erleumbuns
ipra6en bic @ei4porenen Elm gti9t'
i9uIois.
Die 3Iase sesen Srisbri6 Srib tpes
gen DiebitabIS elmer $50 9lpte tpurbe
absetpieisn, ba Sobn Saurpt nidt poiis
tib beidn6ren fonnte, baB bic bors
seIe8te glote bic seitobIene iei.
GOnitable SafOb 8iesIer ipar anses
fIaet, Bel Der 8erbaftun8 bon BbiIip
Sdneiber benieIben miBbanbeIt 3u bas
ben. 9ie @ei6iporsnen ipra6en Elm
M6ti6uIbie aus. Sin dbnlideS 8ers
bift tpurbe in Der &Iase bon @oIf 8o'
fenburS seeen @eo. 8riiSermann abee
seben.
Sebr sndbis absefommen lit patrid
@aIib, ipeI9er ieiner 8eit bur9 bas
SbGrfenfer einen S9uB auf 9lueuit
S6impff nbfeuerte. @aIIb bate ii9
beS 9lnsriffs i9uIbis befannt unb tpurbe
in 81 Strafe unb bic Soften berurtbeilt.
9ie 9tansen 8arnum Sranf unb
Sobn Bacon, tpeIde aneeflast unb ses
itdnbiS tparen, aus bem Saule bon Or.
@onneG an @pomine Ibenue 8IeirDb.
rem seitobIen 3u baben, purben freises
fproaen unb fbnnen nun tpieber bon
borne anfansen. Souls gppitein, bss
anfaufs Der eetobIenen Sa9en anees
flaet, sine ebenfalS frei aus. Ser
BoIisiit Smith mar in bieier Saae 6er
8ldeer unb eS tpirb unS ni6t @unber
nebmen, bab unter ioI6en llmitdnben
Der Gifer Der PoIisei erIabmt, tpenn iie
SobeI erntet, antatt Sob.
Dem Sames @uinnep tpurSe in ieis
ner &laee eesen bic scranton 8retpins
So. cine @nti9dbisun8 bon $400 bon
ben @eidiporenen auseiproden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-22
Mn9emeine
@abt=SSrDflamt atiDm.

@em16 eines GrIalTes ber @eneraI GjeIeb.
ssbuus bss Staatss ptnnfyIpanitn, brtitfIi
,,Gine Mfte In 8fiug auf WabIen," eenebmiai
am 2. Suli u. S. 1889, unb frnsr siner
Afte, aensbmi9t am 30. Sanuar u. .. 1874,
Hnb gemGb Der amenbirifn Gonlfihtipn, IN es
BEN SGsriff tines irbsn Counties bieles
Staairs aur Taitt etmaHt Ha&ribt ,u aeben
spn Der 3eit htr Mbbaltung etner aIaemeiuen
Wabl un6 barin an,ufiibren:
Grlfrns-Dit ~ frtpGbIenoen 8ramten.
5ntitrns - Nneabt Der StimmpI6bs, an
bentn bic g1abIen abeebalten trfrben.
Deebalb made Id, Charles Rpbtn.
+ ON, Sp6tGtniif BON 9adapanna GUuntp bes
Staaire pennIyIsanifn, birrmit brFannt unb
ette Ra@riHt btn pprbfiaeten WGbIsrn, baB
cine Wabl abgebaIten tptro In bfm brfagten
eadapanna County am
Sienitas, 8. Sob. 1891,
Sir cine perlcn fir has glmt ais ShaBmei-
fer bee Stnatts ptnnlpIpanisn.
Sir eine perIpn fir has Nmt als @eneral-
Auhitcr bee Staates pennIyIpnnien.
8iir Tebtnunb;panjis perlonrn fir has anit
ale DeIeaaten at Large fir bic prpitftirte
Gpnptnticn aur Amentirung ber Gcnifftuticu
bts Stantes penHGyIpanifn.
Sir trei per1putn fir bas Nmt ale DeIraa.
ten ScH spanSiearu Senatorial Difrtft fir
cine proisftirte Convention ;ur Nmtnbirun9
ber 9pnfitution BEE Staatfs pennlyIpanien.
Sir brri prrIOnfn fir bas amt ais DsIeaa-
ten pom tinuubspanjisitn StHatoriaI Dilfrift
fir tint prUifftirte @pnpfntiUn jur Amrnbir-
uns frr 9Onifitution bee Staatrs pennlpIpa-
nisn.
lin iibtr bic 0raee abjufimntn, Oh cine
6pnpsntipn absebaItrn psrben lOa jur Gmrn-
biruns Der Contribution bss Staatts prnnIyI-
panien.
5ir zine ptrIpn fir bas amt zines SGriffs
BON eadapanna County.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-22
9emufratildle @uminatiunen.
Gtdat.
Ofe MnSGhten

flr ben @rfoIs bes bemotratiI6en county
SidetS iinb bic mbeIidit elnitisen unb
eS 1T faum au bestpeifeIn, baB aae &an'
bibaten nit Nebrbeiten ertpdblt tper'
BEN bic einen @pnteit aubsr Srase
iteaen.
9o9 ipdre eS irris, tpoIte man Der
euten NuSii4ten tpesen bic Sdnbe in
ben SdooB Ieeen, benn 9erabe bic ber'
StpeiFunSspole Sage Der &epublifaner
ipirb iie aud 3u per3tpeifelten Mitteln
sreifsn Iaiien. @s lit Elm pffenes @e'
beinniB, baB baS repubIifanii9e County
Gpmite einen sans anitanbisen Sans
pasne'Sonb auiammensei6norrt bat
unb bab man bielen nerausgaben mill,
um in allen Wablbiitriften pie ,,arbei'
teuben BoIititer" auf bic 8eine au
brinSen, baB iie am @abItase iebe
Stimme an bic @abIurne f9Ieppen.
Inter bie1en nmitdnben Iieet bic
Yfi9t zines ieben Semofraten fIar ppr
Gusen uno man sebe iid feinem triise'
ridden SiderbeitSsefiibIe bin-bie 9as
role 1T: ,,llnermilbIi6er SIeib, @a6'
iamfeit unb MuSeauer am @abItage."
2aBt eu9 nidt im 9lnseiidt elmer @nt'
ideibunsSi6Iadt bonn Sein6e iiberra'
f9en unb bintereeben ionbern iorst
baftr, baB ibr ieIbit seitis itimmt, um
bann einise Stunben bem aGSemeinen
@ObIe tpibmen gu fbnnen, inbem ibr
cure Nadbarn bermbst, ibre Stimmen
ab3useben, bic Saumisen anfpornt, bic
@anfelmdtbisen ermutbist.
8eionbers ben beutf6en 8epubIifas
nern aIentbaIben i'm county fdat bic
Gufsabe su, bic ibnen su TbeiI 8etpors
bene Sdma6 3u rdden unb sinmiItbis
NIT ben Demofraten gu arbeiten, um
benz rspubIifunii9en Sidet bic berbiente
NieberIaee au bereiten. ytur ouf bieie
@eife f6nnen iie ii9 bic 9ebdbrenbe
gnerfennuns erspineen, bic ibnen bonn
Iebten Content in 70 ber61tIi6er @eiIe
beripeieert ipurbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-22
Mus benz Oberen EbaIe.
(GartOnbaIs GUrrsipUntsns.)

(GarbOnbaIs GcrrsipOnbens.)
= 265 grIaubniBideine fir 8eer6is
euneen tpurben bon Der bieiieen @es
funbbeitsbebbrbe in Sabresfriit ausBes
felt.
- Wiq WprriIon tpurbe Samitae
um Wlitternadfan ieiner Sdeuer bon
orei Didnnern attadirt unb i4tper mibs
banhelt.
- Na9 Der 8ebauptuns beS bieiiSen
,,2eaSer" ipirb bic Scranton unb Gar'
bonbaIe eIeftrif1e 8abn bis sum l.
SuIi 1892 i'm 8etrieb isin uno spar nit
aebn @asen unb buIbitiinbIi4er Sabrt.
SIN @IiForb, Susquebanna@puntp,
iinb iebenfaIlS 8ranbitlfter an Der Mrs
belt. benn fur3 mad chamber iinb in
iener @esenb Die S9euern bon SoSib
WiliamS, u. 2pons unb 6. g. Stes
pbenS nebit reiden 8orrdtben nieberses
brannt.
- Dem SoIepb Sarbep ipurben bier
fiirsIi9 Sl60 eeitobIen unb man bate
auerit einen bbIis llnf9uIbisen tpesen
bes 8ersebenS berbaftet. Sebt lit ber
ipabre S6uIoiSe in ber 8erion bon 9II.
NUlcott in 8ineStOn berbaftet tporben,
Der i'm SIei4en Sauie NIT Sarpep in
8oft sins.
- 9ie Amtsfubsn Der Ontario gis
ienbabn So. finb am Sonntas bon bier
mad DlapfieIb berle9t tporoen, no in
9ufunft ale @ei6dfte bieier Dipiiion
abeeipidsIt tperben. 9ie 3Iee iperben
bort 3uIammensefellt uno aud @erf.
tdtten unb Elm &unobaus baieIbit cts
baut.
(Ar&balb Gorrsippnbsns.)
- Das WliTonsfeif am lebtsn Wlitt.
mod mar gut beiu9t unb eS precieten
bic Baitpren s. 6. &uboIpb, SeininSer
bon 8lbmoutb, 8ruder bon Spbe Parf,
unb @iBtpdHer unb Sang BON Der Sibs
ieite bon scranton.
- SIN Der Nabt bon Sonntas auf
0iontas bransen S6Ieidbiebe in bic
@Obnuns bon Wtur Spei6er 3u Sros'
toipn unb itabIen barauS $55. Spei1er
ipar aur 8eit abtpeienb unb bic Diebe
dIproformirten Srau unb &inb, 70 SaB
man fir bas 2eben bes IeBteren fiir6'
tete.
= Die bieiise bemotratii9e 8ers
fammIune am Dometitae Gbenb mar
febr gut beiu6t, ben 8ebnern iparb bic
eeipannteite Mufmerfiamfeit 8ef6enft
un6 rei9li1er 8eifal beIobnte iie. @s
BAT bier stpar einen ober 3tpei ,,8ider"
Sesen baS bemOtratiide Sidet, i'm 9lg.
8emeinen uber iuerben bic bieiiSsn Deut.
fden ii4 fir bic SlieberIase uniereS
WtitbiirserS 8iidpf am 8. 9loDember
rebandieren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-22
Sas na&itsbenSe Document sut @e'
niiae benefit

oaS nadfebenbe Document sut @ss
nii9e betpeiIt
Staat psnnfylSania / G
9ddamanna County - -
gtrfbnIiG nf6ien Dor mir 5 obn Rplen
bon Der eIfIfn--. Barb bsr Sia6t Srranton,
COUNTY unb Staat.ipis sOrbslasi, wslGsr nod
ssbSrissE SsisBIi&sr Igssibisuns pis fuIst
ausIaet:
DaB sr aanbibat fir County SGaBmsilirr
mar unb taB CT anfanss bsabf@tists, ffinsn
Nnmfn als Ipl6en Dor ben bemofratilHen Con-
pent su brinssn; baB r absr lpStrr feline ab.
li9t anbsrts unb li& snti6lOb, bon bsr 8anbi-
batrr ;uridjutretrn unb fr that bies aus
sisneni, frstsn antrisbs anb pbns gsrIprs9un-
gen unb Drpbunseu BON irssnb einsr Ssitr,
unb pbnr irsenb Elm arrangement NIT Strrn
@sorse Rinbad, BEN bempfrahI9en aanbiba-
ten fir County S@aBmrtfer.
Scbu &cfen.
8eIbpprsn un6 untfrlHrtfbsn Dor mir bic
fen f9kn Gag I'm Sftpber 1891.
@ntbpns 9aumann,
SsTentIiGsr RCtar.
gS 1T ferner cine 9batlade, baB
IcpobI Serr @barIes 8Obin1on tpie aud
Serr George &inbad ale lleberrebs
unssfiinite aneepanbt baben, Serrn
Stolen 3u berm6een, Dor benz Content
ais &anbibat aufsutreten unb bab beibe
ibn ibrer ber3Iidlten llnterittbuns bers
ii6erten; ia, iosar bereit iparen, ibm
bic SonOS 3ur Siibruns Der Gampasne
bOr3uitrsden, tpenn oies tbsrbaupt nod
nbtbis setueien tpdre.
@s iinb bieS 9batiadsn, bic Serr
9oien befraftisen tuirb, unb feline @orte
ioaten bod, aIs Sauptbetbeilister, mebr
@eipi9t baben, aIs Elm bon 9inbad' 8
@esnern erfunoeneS 2ieeneetpebe. 9tuf
anbere 2il9en, bic sesen &inbad borses
bradt iperoen, fpmmen mir in nd6fer
Summer 3uriid.