davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-11

but this cannot be done and II the appraisers ma
that the value Of the goods in the individual cases Is
81 900 or more, settlements can only be effected
through the courts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-11
Liebig Compnny's Extract of Beet.
Ask your Grocer or Druggist for 1t.

When baby was sick, we gave her Csstoria, |
When she was a Child she criec for Castoria,
When she became Miss she chung TO Castora,
When she had Children. she gave them C2storla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-11

When In search OF or wor1cers, horses or car
rfares board or rooms, real estate, consult The
Trlpunes little advertisements OF tho people, You
viii find them the ninth page to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-11
MAJOR Mckinley AT sTEUBENvILLE.


steubenve, Ohio, Sept. 10 (SpecaD.-AIajor Nc
Knley spoke here this afternoon to 5000 people.
This morning he spoke at Mlngo Junction Mills three
miles below here to 1000 bTnwny millmen. He said
in part 81" very much interested in viewing the
process Of manufacturing steel nails. As [ passed
through the mill and witnessed the great advance made
in this industry, ! thought how, some twenty years
ago certain people and great party in this country
predicted that could not make steel and steel nails
successfully here ard compete with England. To-day
we lead all other nations. not only in the manufacture
Of steel and iron, but I'm every branch of industrial
enterprise. They said the same Of glass and pottery
and everything else but We making them to-day.
and will make tin plate. We making tin plate.
We have the raw material In our hills; and. even II
we had not, we could make it anyway. England
imports 20 per cent Of her pig tin, from which she
makes her tin plate"
Major Mckinley spoke here at 30 p. m before
which time he was the guest at dinner Of Robert
sherrard on whose lawn 1000 persons ate from plates
and drank from cups made OF American tin Mr. Sherrald
acted as chairman Of the meeting and introduced MAJOR
Mckinley, who reviewed the policy OF the Republican
and Democratic parte5 In OHIO, discussing particularly
the topics Of free coinage, pensions ana the tariH'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-11
MR.. BRADY's REPORT NOT YET READY.

all money collected will be received. The mayor
placed the final details In the hands OF comnV'oo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-11

In rhcnmatism-to rub with-the genuine Browns
Ginger. Frederick Brown Philadelphia, 1922.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-11

Are you in need Of anythingl Then examine tlH
many columns Of short advertisements on the ninth
page OF The Tribune to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-11

Heads Of families engaging servants for me tOWI
season will find the short advertisements on the hihu
mage an Invaluable servants directory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-11

ANDERSON Suddenly, at Someryile, N j., on wsdnee
day. September 1891, Isaac E. anderson, OF NewYork
City
Funeral services his late residence No So Morton-st,
Brooklyn, E. D.. Saturday, 18th inst, at p m.
Friends invited attend.
Inrnr unda
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-01-08
0Bilfesbarre Nahri6ten.

= Ser Susquebanna 1T nit elmer
@isfruite bebedt, mas felt slpei Sabren
nibt Der Sail mar.
- Sie 8oranidIdse fir bic itaStis
iden 9luSsuben bes lauienben SabreS
iino $l48, ,741.04
Ser Stabtratb bat bei6lofen.
nad benz GOaI @r6unse @ebduoe ums
3usieben.
-Serr Seq &norr, Soba bes bes
fannten 8ottIers George &norr bon
bier, ipurbs am 0ienitaS letter @ode
bur9 9aitor 9taeeI in Der fatboliI6en
st. Srancis Stride au NanticOfe nit
SRI. Mamie Sdappert 9etraut.
- Sine SpieIbBGe bon Sarrp 2atti.
mer unb Soiepb SeIbmunn an Oft
Warfetitrabe tpurbe am Spnntag Mors
gen aufseboben. Die brei3ebn erpifds
ten SpieIer muBten ie 500, bic gisens
tbiimer ie $50 Strafe sabIen.
- Das @ei6dft bess 9IIebrauers
9lnbretp SO. Srpoen lit am Oienitag
bur6 ben S9eriff sefdloHen tporben.
Die @refutipnen sesen ibn belaufsn ii6
auf $4,000. 9ab ein 8rauer fnIirt,
iiteetpib cine SeItenbeit.
= 9lm Iebten Mittpo6 fano man
bic SfeIette BON bier Der Mdnner,
nel1e bur6 baS llnsliif in Der Sib
@iIfesbarre @rube ant 3. Mdrs 1890
ibr 2eben berloren, unb man bofft, i'm
8erIaufe einiaer Gage aud bic anbe'
rem bier aufsufinoen, ba eS tpabridein'
lid lit, baB iie idmmtIih nabe bel sins
amber Iiesen. Sln ben SfcIetten 'bdn'
gen nur einselne Seben bon &leioern,
aber fsin SIeiI6. Die 9tamen Der
Opfer paren: Susb Dusan, SObn
g8iaiamion, M. Serrp, 5rant Sui,
SameS O'DonneQ, Bdtrif NcNebis,
9bpmes O'Donnea unb Sranf Samis
fon.
- Sabs Or. 3bpmas GcIsrtric Sd fir
Group unb GrfGltunssn ssbrautt unb sS fu-
rirte pOlitip.-gBm. Rap $40 plbmcutb Ape.
Buffalo, q. q.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-01-08
Stabtratb.

Ser. Common council beI6Iof
bas alte Sabr nit elmer SiBuns an
Dtittno6 4tenb.
Gallagher, 8riltIep un6 @iaiams.
bonn 2i6t unb WaHer @Omite, erItats
teten einen 9eri6t, in tpeI6em iie ia.
gen, bab es ni9t in Der Madt bes
StaOtratbes Iiese, bic @ebdbren fiji,
gSuherbeburf feltsuieBen OaB bic bie'
iiSen Staten nieOriser ieien, ais bic in
anoeren Stdbtsn ; unb oab bic Gpms
panic baS Seitreben seseist babe, Die
@ebdbren bon 8eit su 3eit berabsu=
ieben. q
Gine Idnsere Debate foISte benz 8es
ridt, bel Der GopIe 9esen unb @alIus
eber fir Die g8oher Gompunie argus
mentirten. SdliebIib pahirte elm Gins
tras, ben &atb bes Stabtantpaltes in
Der Sade einsubolen.
sMcSean bra9te cine 8eIoIution elm,
bic ben Stabtseometer anpeiit, cine
&arte porsubereiten, ipeIde bic grbffs
nun9 Der 98pomin9 abenue sur DOaen
8reite, bon OIioe sur 9lib StraBe,
Seiet ebenfalS bic S6ritte, bic nDtbie
iinb, INN bas @eeeredt ponber 8. &
$. So. su erperben, i'm Safe bieS
ilberbuupt nbtbis iein foIte; OesSIeis
den fol- bic 8arts ale Namen Der ans
srensenben @runObeiiber unb ben Inns
fang ibrer 9lnipeien entbaIten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-01-08
BON Der SnSfeite.

Gttpa biersie 8auidreiner orSanis
iirten ii6 am MOntas gbenb in Der
glrbeiter SnIIe Su elmer Union.
Ser SpIbeIter'8aH bee 9abiIden
llnterit. 8ersinS mar auberoroentli6
gut beiubt uno bic Sbeilnebmer i6ies
nen ii6 beitens su amiiiren.
Sn SteimIe'S @irtbT6nft an 8iGop
StraBe itiirSte am 9onnerltas Woreen
10 ubr elm Diem UNI uno irseno elm
llebereifriser mudte 5euerIdrm. Der
S6upen mar beieitist, ebe bic Seuers
tusbr eintraf.
Serr Sobn Il. Sdmenfer piro feline
Sdneioerei nidt, pie beri6tet tpuroe,
mad Isinem Reubau all Der 9ittston
9lpenue perleeen, ionoern I'M isBieeu
2afale an Gentre Strabe perbIeiben.
gr' bat iein neues SauS an Serrr
SteimIe bermietbet, Der barin eins
@irtbi6aft erDffnen ipirb.
GS beiBt, boB bic StabItperfe bei
2adapanna Giien So. in 8utunit nu,
brei Gage in Der Bo6e beorbeitet iper
| ben iollen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-01-08
Sa8 Ebal abndrtS.

= SObn SIobic, elm % Sabre alter
Irbeiter Der SuaIteab @rube su 0urpea,
iuurbe am SreitaS stpiiden einem Sars
rem uno eiuem StiibpfeiIer sequeti6t
uno SetDotet.
= OIb SorSe, peI6e8 oOr einisen
Sobren nod berbdItnibmdbis biinn bes
iieeelt mar, seiSt iebt ipobIausaeIeete
Straben. an Oenen sabIrei9e bibI6e
99obnbduier iteben; bic 8epDIterlns
iteist itetie uno eS ideint ben 2euten
ni9t an 9trbeit su febIen. 2ots, bic ppr
bier Sabren $3.50 foteten, iperoen iebt
fir $3.50 = s400 berfauft. 8iel su
oieiem 9lufidpuns baben bic neuen
Werfe bon Wm. @onneq & So. beiges
traSen nnb bic senannte Sirma ielbit
bat aud cine 9In3uH @Ompdniebduier
aeballt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-01-08
BON Yetersbura.
= Die uIte 6ruu Sanger 1T immer
nod auf Der &ranfenIiite.

= Die aIte Srau Sanger 1T immer
nod auf Der 8ranfenliite.
Der Stor6 beideerte benz 8arI
StDdel aufS. 9isulabr einen iunsen
Sobn. Slid
- 9ie GbeIeute 81. 6. areinburs
tpuroe am 9teuiabre bur6 bic Gsburt
zines SDbuIeins besIadt.
= Der ,,@O6snblatt" Sraser
tpiini6t ieinen "a bieiisen &unbsn fur
bic IlberaIen NeuiubrSipenbsn bon Sers
3en au baufen. (
- Der S6ubma9er Sdr unb iein
Sdpaeer iparen lebte @o9e auf Der
SdreniaBc; bod iaben iie bios einen
uno ben poateu lie ni9t i6isben.
- Sin spei Sabre aItes S6bnIein
Der @beIeute 9lniOn Stump itarb am
Sonntde an Der 2un9enent3unouns unb
tpurbe am 9ienituS i'm tatboIii6en
Sriebbofe be9raben.
= Die Srau bes 8arI Braun bon
9ittIe England, tpeIhe 70 lanse franf
am Tppbusfieber barnieoerIaS, TT tpies
Der iOpeit berseiteat, um ibrer SuuSar.
belt na98eben gu fonnen.
- Serr 8riem pdnidt su erfIarsn,
bub er an cem fraSIi9en Gage ni9t 3u
Sauie mar unS oab Der erpdbnte Serr
bon Dtpltfe 9penue in ieinem SauIe
ni9tS Su trinfen erbielt.
: 8ei benz gispetter fam mun6er
gum SAL ; 10 bate bic Srau beS 6ran3
Wedler bo8 llnSIiid, bel ibrem Suuie
70 bart su fallen, baB iie ldneere 3eit
beiinnuneSloS mar bod bate Der Sal
ionit feline i6limmen SoIBen.
- Ben. Tbauer 1T bieIeS Sabr fees
Ienoersnist, neil OuS Sis gut seratben
lit. gr bat absr aud feline &oIten ees
ipart. UNI ben giStei9 in sutsn Stanb
su brinaen unb ben eanSen Sommer
tdsIi6 nit Spei bis brei Mann baran
9earbeitet,
= Die GinIebunS Der foIeen6en 9e'
amten css 8etersbure GaitIe go. 69,
8, Of %. Gb., Funb am 5. San. bubier
itutt:
g. 6. Chaplin SO. $. 9opea.
g. 6. g., SatOb 5rie8.
g. 6. g., GbuS. S. 8asner.
9. &. s. g., @burleS @en3eI.
6. Of O., @m. Sauer.
q. s. Of g, 9ouiS Song.
s. g., glueuit Smith.
u. 81. g., George 9aubf.
- Die MISUNDERSTANDING bes ges
tersburs GaltIe Of tbe Mpitic Gbain am
gleuiabre mar gut beiu6t. Die 8ors
trase be8 SarmOnle Or6eiter, beS 8rof.
Hobert Bubod, bon 5. unb u. 8ub'
lers, uno bon Oscar unb 8autine Sen.
ncpp tpurben nit srobem 8sifale nufs
genommen. beseIei9en bic BOKe: Scr
2anoarst". 0aS arrangements Cos
mite (G. 6. 9tobinIon, s. s. 8asner,
6. @enseI, Geo. BfabIer un6 g8ilIiam
Suuer) bate ii9 iciner 4ufsube beitenS
entIebiat.
sar glnnoncirt I'm >, ,Wo6enbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-01-08
6eri6tfthe8.


Der Sonuar @eri6tstermin ipurbe
am WlOniae i'm 8eiiein Der brei 8idter
erbffnet.
3wei @bei6eibunsseeiude tpurben
bon Jiibter Connolly ab9etpiefen, nems
lid SbsooOr 8. Bennett seSen 2aura
Bennett, unb Marp &un3 9eSen Pbillp
&un3.
Ser 8eri6t Der 8eii6t:ser Der Neips
ton uno Scrdnton 2anbitrabe, tpeI6er
Su @uniten Der 8efreiun9 berieIben
bonn 3oue lautete, tpurbe bonn 8eridt
aneenommen.
93i6ter 9dnIier initruirte Nadmit.
tags 2 llbr bic @rObeeidnOrenen unb
ernannte Gbarles 81. SsnipoOb bon bier
sum Sbmann.
GbarIes 8iIgaLlon bon Der 3. Waro,
8rio9et Gonnprs bon Der 5. gSaro, uno
Sobn Norm bon Tuplorbiae tpurben
BON ben reipeftipen GpnfableS tpesen
SaItens bon SIppIin8 Sduiern an8e'
flast.
8idter 8uniter mar anfanss bieier
@o6e in feinem 95ripatsImmsr nit brei
GbeI6eiounsStIu9en in 9lnipru9 ees
nommen. Srilber bate man berarti8e
Sale einfa6 einem 9lcbOfaten iiber8e'
ben, Der bic 3eusenauSiasen aufnabm.
Sebt Sefdisbt bieS Our6 elnen Der
@i9ter unO bic 9luSiasen iperSen iteno'
arapbirt. Die obenerpdbnten Sale
iino !: gba g.sMtaer seeen @m. e.
Uiiaer, 6. 8. Guder seStn Wurp 81.
3uder, 8ebecca &Ousbt Se8en' elias
&ouebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-01-08
(Ginssiaubt.)
GrIcbuifTe Der Seranton 9ieSers
franz Seleaaten.
(GinasIanbt.)

Die DeIesaten bes Scranton SieSers
franS Iinb oufs S66ite befrieSist BON
ibrer 9teiIe mad 9tem YOrs suriIdeefebrt.
Die 9lufnabme, bic benleIben (eS paren
ibrer spDID bonn y. q. @t6enfrans bes
reitet ipurbe, ipar elne o iiber 9lleS
ebrenpOae unO sIdnsenpe, unb babel 10
bruoerIih bersIide, Oab iie ben 2ieoers
frGnSIern unoerseBli9 hleiben tpirb
Dod ni9t iOtpObl ben 0eIe9aten, ais
bem eanSen scranton 2lebertranS gait
oieIe Opation: mar es bod baS 2ieoers
fraus Sdnserfelt, baS bic &eime berg
li6er Sreunoi9uft, bauerncer Serbrtis
beruug in bic SerSen unirer tbeilnebs
menosn au8wdrtisen Sdn9er pHunste !;
bic @rinnerune an bieieS Set sehiiste,
I'M bel alien SanSesbriioern beSeilternO
su ipirfen. .Sbr bobt uns in Der berS'
Ii6lten @eiIe bel Sud III Scranton
aufsenOmmen", iu9te Prdiibent Dreper
bonn gihenfranS, ,,unb ebenio berSIi6
beiben mir Sud in unirer Otitte mills
tommen !"-Do6 ni9t Der Gidenfrans
aaein, nein, aud Der Stootlpn Sdn'
gerbunb lnb Der 9lrion bon Serlep @itp
Sei9bts batten es iid ni6t nebmen
IaHen, beiUnbere arrangements fir ben
gmpfang Der &ieoerfrdnsler su trefen.
9lu9 iie idndrmten in sIei6er Se9eis
iterune fir ben scranton 2ieberfrans
unb baS 2ieberfranS Sdnserfeit. 9tuf
oas @i6snfran3 8anfet am SonntaS
Woreen fplete Elm tpeiteres am Nad'
mttase in DEN $alen beS SerIep Gitp
Seigbts Nrion, baS in ebenio prdds
tiger 9SeiIe perlief. Die Serren Or.
8Initer uno Gb. 9artl (8rdlioent uno
8lce Yrdlioent oeS 2iebertranS) tpurben
bel oieier 8eIeSenbet in l6mei6elbafs
ter Weiie seebrt uno iiberraIat, inbem
8eioen reisenbe 9eIdenfe bonn 9lrion
iiberrei6t murben. 9lm 9lbeno foIgte
bic @arnepalsliBunS beS gl6entrans.
| DieieIbe nit Q9orten beI6reiben su
poqen, biebe bic @6ttsr periu6en
Sine ioI6s 6Iae prddtisItsn Sumors
unb geiitrei6en Q9ibeS, nie iis eine
gidenfranS JtarreniiBunS eendbrt, ldBt
li6 in WOrten nibt rleoerseben, man
mub IsIber babel seipeien iein, um gllles
pol unb gang Su 8enieben. Seben, bb'
rem uno itaunen, oaS 1T alleS, mas i'd
oariiber beri6ten ldbt. nnunterbroder
foIeten WiB uuf g8iB, Bib uuf Bib
As Stunoen lang, bis man ppr 2ar
den baIbtoot mar, unO barauf sur 0ie
ogrbelsbuue Elm ppuIsrteS Supper elm
rabm. Sin Saa beidIOb bic eldnsenb
Afaire. - glm Mtontae glbeno peran
ltdltete Der 8roOflpn S6neerbunb q
@brsn Der 2iebertranS DeIeSaten einel
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-01-08
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.

gs sisbt faum cine YubIitation, bic
burd ibr reseImabises grideinen uns
mebr erfreut, tpie cieIeS aIte, sebiesene
SournaI. 9lbseieben bupon, paB eS
bas 9ubIitum poaItdnbis unterridtet
bdIt lber ale neuen @rfinounsen uno
irHeni9aftliben Grideiuunsen, ent.
bait sS aud cine srObe Men9e prutti'
i6en unb nubli6en 9eieitoff. Die
glbbiIbuusen Iino pradtOOl unO Der
erfIGrenbe Sab, tpeI6er untsr setpDbn'
Ii6en llmtdnben UieGei6t trodsn unc
ermiioeno iein mD6te, tpiro boburf
anregeno uno ipannenb. GS 1T baS
bette ipiHsni6aftIi6 bilbenSe SOurnaI
in ben Ser. Staaten unb tpposrupbiit
am biitideiten uu5seitattete. Seine
8srbreitune 1T er6bSr. oIS ale abnlis
den 9ubIifationen feiner 8laHe Suinm'
mensenommsu. abomementspreiS So
idbrli6. Oiunn & Co., 361 8rouO'
map, 9letp gOrf, iinb bic SeruusSeber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-01-08
9pbe Narfer Notisen.
= SIN aepier 8aIlep f6nitt maj
lebte Wohe 15 2oLl hifeS GiS.

- SIN &epler 8auep I6nitt maj
lebte Bo4e Is 3oa bides Sis.
: Die Sair Der ct. Sobn's Sc,
meinbe pirb nd9lten Snmtag gun
S6IuB .fOmmen.
= Der idbrIi6e Ball Der Saten unt
Setter So. tpirb bieien Donnerita;
9lbenb in Der Gurnbaqe ituttfnOen.
= Mt Der @esrdumung bes Sdutta
an ber @et 2afaipanna @benue III
man beinube fertis unb Serr &tber se.
benft iofort ben Neubau Der Or6art
9reierbins @erfe in 9tnsriff su nebmen.
= SduIbireftor 8eorse GarIon, Der
3ur Stdrfuns ieiner @siunbbeit mebrsre
Wionate in Oenber, EGolorabo, tpeilte,
febrte am Oiittpo6 in bebeuten6 beGes
rem. 8ObIbefinben bierber surdd.
Der SeueraIarm Inn nbr am
Ulontae Ibenb entftanb bur6 einen
unbeoeutenben Sranb i'm SauIe bon 6.
8. Weit, an Neunter Strabe, inbem Elm
8leio nabe benz Sfen Seuer fling.
S6aben unbeoeutenb.
- 9luf Der @siiIeits berIanst man
idon tpieber 8ertpiaisunsen fir Die
SpetIanb StraBe Bride iiber bic Q.
8. & 8. @sIeiie. Sie SipetIano
Naep ideint elm, &rebSssI6mur am
itdbtii9en S6ube.
So Serr Sreo. @arnte unD SRI. Ger.
tie Ban Camp tpurben am Spnneritag
Gbenb in @arnfe'S Saae bur6 Serrn
Baitor 3BeImann setraut. Die @es
ieai6aft mar cine dubeeit 3abIrsi6e,
biele @eibenfe erfreuten baS iunge
Paar unb na9 einem opuIenten Stable
persniiste man ii6 Bis gum NtUrsen an
Wiuiif unb Tuns.
- Der neue beutide ,,unabbdnsise
rlnterit. 8erein SO. 1" bat folsen6e |
8eamten eripdblt:
Yr6Iibent, 9eter 8adus.
8ise 9rdI., 9lus. Saas.
Sdubmeiiter, @briit. Gorbter.
Sefretdr, Sid TbeObaIt.
TruItee8 sglntOn Dennebaum, SEQ.
Solf, @baS. 6. 9edelnid.
Die 'SaIIe bes 8ereinS 1T binter
Maion's Gompanie Store an SIb
Dfain Ipenue /; reeelmdBise Seriamm.
lung am eriten uno britten DonnerItas
oes 0fpnats.
- Sir Sbrentrrb, 3abnpsb, psbsn uub
pals unb ale Solssn pDn Gr-
tGitunsen unb GuBHnbuns ssbrau6s DR..
lbpmas Grlertrie Srl-bsn srpBtrn Sbmsr3'
,sritDrsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-01-08

FoIennen GommerS. Der san3e Sdns
eerbunb empfins bic 2ieberfrdnsler, bes
men iid aud Der Gidenfrun3 unb 4rion
in corpore anseidIofen bate, i6pn am
&Opfe Der 8roofIpner Bride, unO NIT
Wluiif 8ine's sur SalIe. 9ie sanse
Slffaire 8Ii9 einem Sdneerfeite i'm
&Ieinen, unb bieie ben Scranton 2ies
berfrans 9eIesuten eripieIenen Gbren
iperoen ii6er au ben ftoIseiten unO freus
bisIten grinnerunsen ibres 2ebens sdbs
len S.&.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-01-08
Gpnran Scbr6Der,

8aHmeiifeF aRO Sanitation,
aberuimmt Reuioutsu BON 8adn,.ueu uaN
eOI, unO felt &sparaiursn in tirSsfer 6rIit
Der.
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3 b r 10 II II ( bet emre
Groceries,
YrODiiiOnen, etc.

3u biaisiten Preiien einautaufen. Damn
bersIeidt unIere Preife senau nit ans
beren. llniere iinb bic nisbrisfen
in Der Stabt.
l6 Bfunb srunuIirter .3uder fdr 81.
II 8funb ertra 6 3uder fir 81.
SamiIien MebI S4.75.
&oIIer Putent NsbI 1915.
0aS bette Putent MebI, bas sema6t
tpiro, $625.
Iaerbeites Bacon n Gents.
Bette S6uItern 8 @ents.
SaBsserdVaerte Sdintsn l23 @ents.
8eineS SdmaI3 8 Gents.
Bette Soba Grader Al Gents.
Bette semiidte Safes 8 @ents.
80 Stiife @OIsate'Sineue Seife fir 81.
9 @ Pfb.) Stansen Seife fur 81.
Do3itaa Seife, resuIdrer 8reis l0@ts.,
fir Gents.
8 &iit4en eIuitii9e Starfe fir 25 Gts.
l Pfunb 8ai6pulber 5 @ents.
l Auartfluide SIdus 10 gents.
GIarf & SnOber'S Gabat SO Gents.
10 GentS fir srOBe Stansen Seife, bic
ls Gents ipertb iinb.
Is Gents fir suten Tbee, fpeftb 80 st.
25 @ents ftir ertra.G tuertb so St.
l9 @entS fiir beteS 8adpuIper, ipertb
80 GentS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-01-08
Si8arren 5n @n9rDs Tabri=
fanten:SS SSretfem:

PIT q y Z TT.
Dieie Preiie f6nnen ni6t unterboten
tperben. Sbr finOet uniere BreiIe
INNER bic aIIerniebrisiten
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SS0lfer'S
GQenluaarem.0 m.0auOlumg
12S SSpDmin8 9lnenue.

50 IanSe Der 8orratb reidt, berfaufen
mir:
25 GentS aansipoaenen roibsn SLAMMED
fur l6 @ts.
38 Gts. ertra i6wersn 9ipiq SIannea,
Der 8r6Bte Bargain ie Offerirt, fir
nur 25 @ents.
SuusSema6ter @bed SIannea, pertb
38 @tS, fir 80 @ts.
rs st. fur tpeibe 8Ianfets, ipertb S1.25
81 fir 8Iantets, pertb Sl.75.
80 fur SIanfetS, tpertb So.
rs @tS. fir @omfortabIes, ipsrtb 81.
8 - $l.50.
80 @entS fir ipoGene S6uItsribapIs,
tpertb rs Ste.
S1.9S fir srUBe pOaene SbuipIS, bic
So tpertb iino.
9amen' Saden bon Sl.50 aulpartS.
8inoers86fe bon rs Gts. aufparts.
BIIid= Safen 1915, ipertb sl2.50
Ylai6s Saques SIS, ipertb 500.
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0Otcl= l=uebcrHahnte.

Dem beutf6sn pubIifum unb msiusn ld,pei-
ger 6reunben erlaube i'd mir biermit an,u,si-
gen, paB i'd Sas SOteI unb SfOfbaus hes ssrf.
Serm. 8eber, Ala %. Olain 9lpe.,
iibsrncmmen babe. SD peree nur bic telfsu
Spsiisn, @strGnfe un6 @iearren balten uub
bsmhbt lein, eur6 rreIIe Beoienuua alien a..
rs9ten Anforbrunsen su entipre1en.
9enrp opu BtiIenfIub.
GZ' Wftn @eI9Gft aIs S6iefrreeder fibre
ih pie bisber fort. ''
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-09-24
HEBREWS IN COUNCIL.
Arranging for Systematic Work in Re
lieving Russian Refugees.

Arranging for Systematic Work In Re.
IIeving Russian Refugees.
New YORK, Sept. 24.-Representa.
tives of Hebrew organizations from all
parts of the country have organized the
American committee for ameliorating
the condition of Russian refugees. Myer
J. Isaacs, who called the conference to
order said tlat this port is at present re-
ceiving an average of 10000 Russian
Jews month, but after providing for a
large portion of these newcomers the
majority remained in the city Of New
York.
L. Seasongood was made permanent
chairman, Jacob H. Schiff treasurer,
and A. S. Solomons secretary. Minis.
ter 80 Turkey Strauss, as chairman Of
q committee, reported plan Of action.
1t is to take exclusive charge, in CO.
operation with existing organizations
and local communities, of Jne reception,
aid, distribution and placing of Hebrew
refugees from Russia arriving in the
United Stat, .. Local committees are to
be organized in every city and hamlet,
under the direction of the executive
committee OF twenty five, which has
Jacob II. Schiff, of this city, as chair
man. and A. S. Solomons as secretary.
Money is to be raised by those local COM
mittees, and in general they are to find
positions and homes for as many refu-
gees as their own localities will accom-
modate. The western and southern dele
gates visited the barge Office, and also
inspected the work of the United He
brew charities and other organizations.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-09-24
HIS WHISPERS.
The German Emperor Exceed
.ingly Sensitive
Concerning His Recently Sprouted
Wind Disturbers.
The Common Herd Must Look
on From a Distance

Whom Any of the Royal Family are Out
PICknicking or Boating, Lest They
Should Comment ON the Healthy Appe.
tits Of the Empress - Non-Orthodox
Russians to BE Severely Prosecuted.
LONDON, Sept. PA socialist at Dant-
xic has been arrested for saying that
King Otto, the crazy sovereign of Ba-
varia, was the most useful monarch in
Europe, because he spends his time peel
ing potatoes. The remark was consider
ed q reflection on the kaiser, and all the
other German sovereigns, not one of
whom is conspicuous for anything but
good living
The polio care more than ever severe
in Furnishing any act or word Of personal
disrespect for the kaiser, and in Berlin,
recently, two men were warned in the
street to stop laughing snd talking about
the kaiser's beard. Visitors have been
forbidden to come within q certain dis
tance Of royalty, while out picnicking
or boating In the vicinity Of Potsdam.
These orders have been issued in def
erence to the empress, who claims to
have been annoyed by inquisitive visit
orS WatcnlnB ner at luncn, ana possibly
commenting on her healthy appetite, In
future no one must dare look at royalty,
except when it chooses to 60 on exhibit
tion.
Non-OrthOdOx Russians.
A st. Petersburg dispatch says that
the Russian authorities are preparing
for q crusade against the non-orthodox
sects, which have been gaining in num-
bers to such degree as to alarm the
holy synod.
1t is proposed to adopt hard labor and
banishment to the rem6test part of Siber-
ia as punishment for enticing orthodox
Prussians from their rites and ordinances
of the established church.
Dissenters are to be ineligible to any
post or employment connected with vii
iage administration, and are not to be
allowed to employ as domestics any
body belonging to the orthodox faith.
Communities of Stundists are to be
subject to police supervision, and it is
made the duty of the police to see that
no orthodox person Joins in Stundist
worship. Unlike the Jews, the Stun
dists are not to be driven out of Russia.
The czar wants them, and is trying TO
convert them.