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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28
NATIONAL QUARANTINE BILL.
The Measure Agreed Upon to be Reported
Nest Week.

The subcommittee having charge of the sub
ject of establishing national quarantine. Mr.
Isadore Rayner of Mar,l land, chairman, have
agreed upon bill which they will report to the
full committee at Its next regular meeting after
the recess on Friday week.
The bill agreed upon is a combination of
Senator Harris Senate bill and of the measure
introduced in the House by Mr. Eayner. 1t
puts the national quarantine system into the
hands of the hospital service of the revenue
marine. Its leading provisions are:
i. That wherever state quarantine regulations
exist the hospital service of the revenue ma
rine, under the direction of the Treasury be
paatment, shall have the power to enforce the
laws and regulations Of the different states.
3. Where there are no state quarantine regu-
latlons or where, in the opinion of the marine
hospital service. the quarantine regu-
lations of the states are not suff.-
cient TO prevent the Introduction of
contag ols diseases into the Unite States
the Marine Hospital service shall report the
facts to the Secretary of the Treasury who. if
In his judgmentlt Is necessary or proper, shall
order the Marine Hospital service TO make such
additional rules and regulations as are
necessary to prevent the introduc-
ton of such diseases into the United
States from foreign countries into state
from another state. If in such event the state
or municipal authorities shall fail to enforce
such rules and regulations then the Pre- ident
may detail officers for that purpose.
8. That the hospital service of the -evcnue
marine shall obtain and publish s:atst cal in
formation of the sanitary condition of foreign
countries from which contagious and il fectious
diseases are or may be imported into the United
States. and shall publish weekly accounts thereof
Ill the different ports of the United States.
4. The bill further provides for consult
Inspection at foreign ports by sanitary exper.s
consular Offices, who are TO supervise the in
spection and disinfection of all vessels leaving
infected ports. The details as to the compensa-
ton and appointment Of these sanitary experts
are left to be provided for in the sundry civil
bill.
5. The bill provides that whenever an infected
vessel arrives at any port Of entry in the United
States the marine hospital service may
remand said vessel ut its (the vessels)
own expense to the nearest national
or other quarantine station, and treat
and disinfect the same, and said vessel shall not
be permitted to enter any port of the United
States until it is pronounced free from infec-
tious diseases or danger of conveying the same.
6. Wherever it shall be shown TO the satisfac-
ton of4he President that by reason Of the ex-
istence OF any infectious disease in a foreign
country there is serious danger Of the
introduction Of the same into the United States.
then in such case' the President may for the
time being suspend immigration until all cause
from infection has passed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28

There will be deficiency In the appropria-
tons for expenses of United States courts for
the current fiscal year. and unless Congress
speedily makes provision for it there will be
general reduction in the force
of assistants to United States at
torneys soon after the new year sets in. In
anticipation of this probable reduction great
many Of these officials have already forwarded
their designations TO the Attorney General
The acceptance of these designations will de-
pend on the action of Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28

CHICAGO, Dec. 2s.-An effort is being made
by many prominent Chicagoans to Duv indie
pendenee Hall of Philadelphia and the house
where Abraham Lincoln died in Washington
and the SurraIt Tavern III Maryland, where the
conspiracy TO assassinate Lincoln was Matched,
with a view to transporting them to Chicago
for exhibition purposes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28
HE Is STILL IN 1T.
The Race for the Nebraska Senatorship and
MI. Lambertson.


Genio NJ. Lambertson of Nebraska, appointed
and confirmed as assistant secretary of the
treasury before the Christmas holidays. has
not indicated when he will assume the duties
of his new position. He has not yet qualified
and the fact that his salary at the rate of 500
per year is going to waste causes some COM
ment at the Treasury Department. His absence
is explained by story which has been waited in
on the crest of the cold wave from the far
west.
1t is that he has formally entered the race
for the Nebraska senatorship. When Gen.
Nettleton resigned as assistant secretary Sem
ator Paddock. so the story goes. anxious to
have clear field. urged upon the President the
appointment of Judge Lambertson to get him
out of his way.
The appointment was made and now Mr..
Lambertson, it is alleged. uses the prominence
his recent appointment gives to become candl-
date for Senator against Senator Paddock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28
NEM AIUMINI-N- w ARE.

aluminium Ware makes a bold bid for a
large portion Of the silver-plated ware trade.
aud asks roT u solely spon ITS merits.
aluminium" Ware las many advantages
over siiver-plsted- silver-plated ware even;u-
ally furnishes and Aluminium" does not.
''Alurninum'' Is considerably lighter. is more
readily bed into shapes ana is also mort
durable. The best feature Of Aluminium
- its ineSpensivenesS. for although
better than silvsr-Plated ware II is sold 6
about hall its prise. We are FIRST To introduce
10 IN Washington. Our importation embraces
pom Bon Buxes and Dishes. Necklaces. Brace
lets. Jewel Cases. Gard Cases. Comb and Brush
Cases. Purses. Cigarette and Cizar Cases,
Trays Match safes. Toothpick ,.de-s, Indi-
viduI salts. Individual Butters. Napkin
Rings Wine AMI Water SETS. Butter Dishes.
Combination Pepper. salt and Eutter Sets.
EnveloT~ Holders. Hand Mirrors. Drinking
Gus. Thimbles. sc. The-- now on
hibit snd vii be sod At e<ccJ tiOnGIV iOW
Tsrsces o. introduce this most excellent ware.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28
Fishing schooner. Blown Ashore.

PEovIDEScE, Mass, Dec. 2s-Fishing
schooner Welcome Of Gloucester went ashore
near Race Point this morning. The crew OF
sixteen men were brought ashore by the life
saving crew.
The schooner Esther Ward, from La Have
banks, is ashore at Chatham. The crew we're
saved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28

HAMBURG, Dec. 2S.-Cholera continues to
claim new victims. Two new patients were re-
moved to the hospital yesterday and one death
occurred Every precaution has been taken to
cheek the disease, but it feared that the seeds
OF death sowed last summer will yield fruitful
harvest in the spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28
TIE SUE HAS A STRUGGLE.

She Reaches Baltimore After q Hard Fight
With the Ice.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 2s.-The bay steamers all
report heavy formation of ice in the tributaries
of the Chesapeake bay. Some of the landings
could not be made yesterday.
The sue, from Washington. arrived several
hours late. having had a rough struggle with ice
III the Potomac rlyer. She WAS unable to make
her landings and has been temporarily with
drawn from service There does not, however,
seem 10 be much fear OF the harbor freezing up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28

close upon the appointment of Bill Dalton,
brother of the noted Dalton boys, as deputy
L. >. marshal. comes the announcement OF the
appointment Of Bill Lipsy to a similar position
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28
Baron Won Puttkamer Hurt by Burglars.

NEW YORK, Dec 2S.-Bsron Won Puttkamer,
Prussian, the nephew of the Princess Won
Bismarck, is in the hospital suffering from in
juries received from burglars this morning.
lie was hurt while trying to prevent burglars
breaking into Charles Ii. Vests store, where
lie lived.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28
The Nqi,siesiup, Fro,., :. :.

The Mtssiasippi Frozen At St. Louis.
The Mississippi river At ST. Louis il covered
with ice from shore to shore. Navigation l.
suspended and boats are tied up with no pros.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28
X. NArHAssox. SIS 9TH
FuKyIruRE-cAIPErs-oR DRApERIEs

Why don't you 20 ahead and buzz
III. cash
Newer mind that-you don't need IL. Our
EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM is a. good
a. a banS Arcouat to you Don't Judge it by
your ovn-or aEybo,ly's elss-eHperience with
other par: payment plans.
OURS i a HEI-P-Eos a hinirance We don't
ti-you all up in legal t-ov-Knots. Its siinplya
plain understanding between Us that you VIII
pay a little at the time you purchase
and We leave il - you whether it shall lie
weekly or monthly egrtailings Of the balance.
Jus; rensasb -r that the weakest man in the
world can Az ton II coal uck-tfuI a: time.
That's VIVA, an EQUITABLE CREDIT sYs-
TIN doss-H.Akes easy lifts o: what would
otherwise - burdens
ehoare here Is made from a COM plets stock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28
Kind to the Poor,

Messrs. Kimpton Lewis, wood and coal
dealers, donated q ton of coal to the deserving
poor Of the second police precinct today.
YESTERDAY, Mr. John l. Togt the baker and
confectioncr, sent to the fpst precinct , guam
tity of bfead and buns for. DISSOLUTION ahoung
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28
Minister Lincoln sails.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-Mr Robert T. Lincoln,
United States minister to England, returns to
his post today on the White Star steamer leu
tonic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28
rsfE COuRrs.
Equrrr CouRr-yudoe Bradlev.

EQUITY COURT-JWdQe Bradley.
Today-Gebhard agt. Gsbhard; pro confesso
agt +. l. Gebhard set aside. Bowen agt
Bowen; testimony ordered taken by J. Cruik-
shank. Moulton agt United Security Life In
surance and Trust Co.; preliminary injunction
granted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28

Friends Of Mr.. Harrity in Philadelphia say
that he could not be prevailed upon TO accept
any Office under Mr.. Cleveland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28

Friends and agents Of the public building
commission are making strenuous efforts to get
the bill appropriating 81 200 900 through select
council In Philadelphia without amendment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28

Fell Dead With Joy Over His Christmas Gin.
A specid from South Bend, Ind, says: Paul
Gearhart, aged fourteen, was 90 delighted at
receiving . pair Of skates that he uttered Q cry
Of Joy and fell to the floor dead froa heart
failure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28
Range Of the Thermom.,,r.

Range OF the Thermouefer.
The following were the temperatures ct the
Office Of the weather bureau today: 8 am, 20;
pm, 20; maximum, 80; minimum, 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28
IRIS. wISsIow's SOOTHING SYRUP

Has been u.ed for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
81 MOTHERS for Their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING with PERFECT SUCCESS. II SOOTBE- the
CHILD. soFTENS tine GUNS. ALLAYS all PAIN.
CURES WIND collie and Is the best remedv for
pIARRHaEA Sold by druggists al every part Of the
world SUR and ask for Mira. WinslOw's SOoth-
ing syrup" and other kind .ocents q bottle
d3l-ly
HEADACHE. NEURALGIA. DIZZINESS,
II drunkenness. 81 Asuls. sleeplessness cured d.
Miles Servine. samples free.
SCHEIIER 4 STEVENS 9th and Pa ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28

Constantinus Papa, ami. . Grcck Cathode
priest, arrived here today on the steamship
La Normandie. He has q wife and four chill
dren in this city. He will take charge Of he
congregation Of the Greek Catholic Church Il
New York Father papaysni 10 about tAs oaiy
example in America Of Catholic priest vtsA .
wife and family. His attire consists % IL
regulation black gown Of the Greek denoulna-
ton and clover-ieaf hat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28

An SIZE LACKS Or BEAUTY
IsA LITTLE PLUMPNEss."
Thisis frequent thought and a wholesom. one.
All Of baby's beauty is due to fat. and nearly all
Of womans-ve know IL curves and dimPles.
wh.; plumpnsss has to do with health Is told in a
little book on CAREFUL LIVING; sent free.
Would you rather be healthy or beautiful ''Bo;h"
IL the proper answer.
SCOTT L BOVINE. Chemists. 1872 South 18th ave.
New York
Your druggist keeps scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver
Ofl-alI druggists everywhere do. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28

SUPERIOR
To ALL OTHER
MEDICINES Fob
PURIFYING TIE BLOOD
AND RESTORING THE
HEALTH AND
STRENGTH
AYEK,s
SARsApAR1LLA
STANDARD Specific
FOR sCRoFULA. CATARRH.
RHEUMATISM AND
DEBILITY.
CuREs OrHERs
WILL CURE YOC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Mans.

The following are the opening and closing price. Of
the New York Stock Market, reported by special
wire to Corson & Macsrtney, l4l9 + street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28

The will OF the late DR. Ferdinand blanchard
was filed this morning. II IL tyIeuutien
paper dated january ? Inst. and he directs III.
sale OF his herbarigm. medical books aud M
struments al once. leaves has not. aud scrap
books TO Mrs. Alice y. Stevens OF peachAn.
VT. who he makes his literary eNecutr1x aud
the remainder 81 his estate 60 his wife vino he
names ar executrix, and leaves his body 10 the
medical department OF Howard University 10
be used Ne they NAV iii In the interest Of
human anatomy aud physiology ON condition
that the body be conveyed IN decent vehicle
to the anatomical laboratory Of the university.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28
importation at Rag. Prom Certain Ports Pre-
hlbst-d.

Collector Beard at Boston has received sweep
ing orders from the Treasury Department pro-
bibiting the importation oi raes from certain
foreign ports. Importers we're notified - fast
as they arrived at the custom house. The
order, which absolutely prohibits importation
OF rags. includes P.ris. Rouen. Havrc. Mar
settles. Cherbourg. Dankirk and Torrent. IN
France. ports and places IN Russia, Netberiands.
Belgium. Au-tro-Hunezry texcept Trieste !,
Hamburg. Altoona and kiewo In Germany. AN
other places where cholsra may be known 20 be
prevailing @ may hereafter prevail. viii be I'M
cluded in the Inst Collector lizard. in COM
menting on the order. xaid that the prohibi-
ton was Of great concern Go the manufsc tursrs
OF fine paper in Massachusetts,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28

NO CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS TABLE
~ shc u.d he stfhouf bottle " Angosturs Bitters
he World renoynsd sppssssr Of exauis,ts favor. Be-
vass Of oounesrfsftA.
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ipridt iid iiber bisie faiierIiden 9luSs
laHunsen nit einem &ommentar aus.
ipsl4sr su foIaenbem SdIuiie fommt !:
Scr 8aiisr bat burdauS 3edt, tpenn
er iaet, Deutiblanb babe bic 8inber.
iabre binter fb. Wir slauben foear,
baB eS bereitS oaS Wannesalter errei9t
bat. g8r bebiirfen baber aud binfort
feiner abioIuten 3ssierune mebr. ion.
bern mir boben cine 8srfaHuns, tpelde
cine fonititutionelIe &esieruns bors
i4reibt. nnb barum lit eS beute bic
beilise PHidt aller patrioten, in feIbfts
tdnbiser Weiie nad Pfidt uno Sc.
tpifen fir baS WobI beS 8aterlanbes
su ipirfen. Nud Der bette Wiae unb
oos reibite @ifen zines einaisen Ufan'
mes rei1t nidt aus, UNI cine ridtise
9Diuns 0aer poIitiiden Srusen su sa'
rantiren."
Bon auSipdrtisen BrsBfommentarea
aur 8aiierrebe tpollen mir nur ienen Der
,,Neuen Sreien 8reHe". bes leitencen
Wiener 8lattes, mittbeiIen Die &ais
ierrebe saIt nibt aqein bem Sdulses
iebe, iie mar Elm benz 2iberaIiSmuS ent.
sesenseidIeuberter Sanbidub. Dia
Der 2iberalismuS lberbaupt nod in Der
3ufunft fur unb in DeatidIanb ipeiter'
leben, bann mub er ii9 gum @eifss'
fampfe NIT allen &rGften rGten.
Die frana6iiide Prefe 1T natiirlid
boiler Sdabenfreube iiber bic neuefen
8orsanse in bem sebabten gia6bars
Ianpe unb iie fdliebt aus ber Rebe aI'
Iein. bab DeutfdIanb fidtlid bon Gag
au Gag idmerer au resieren 1T.
sea MaEnn4 Ana 0nn nAankIalkf<
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CIR 1T ni6t retbt Bel Croft.

90 bort man oft nsrpenitarfe asuts iid in
pcrd1tlider Beile iiber iolde nit fdpadsn
Rerpen dubern. Der Ieidt erresbare 8uitano
oes nerpoieu Sppodonoers miro ale angelo.
rene rlsbsIlaunistsit beladeIt Wan aebt
iiber Die redt orldsnben 8ranib eitsipmptome
oeuen er nntermorfen If, nur gar 3u germ
Ieidt binmsg 0ie aeuberune er ODER fe III
elm .,eranf", jei9t bic liebeDoIle egmpaibis
bic Der 6eiiibl- ODER 6eonnfenlole ben on
Retpoiitdt 9eioenosn 3u She'll meroen Idbt.
@leih5eitie 9isbt 20 aber fein tbatiadlid be.
arinoeteres 9eioen. feiness bat einsn lsidtsr
srfdrbarsn llrpruns. iobaIo es droniid 1T.
llnpollitdnoige 8eroauuug uno mangelbafte
aifimilirune bes 8enofenen finb ftets bon
nerpofer Grrestbeit uno Sdpdde bssleitet.
Mau frdftse Die . roauuns uno ben Stoff.
psdieI nit podetter's Wasen.8itters uno nsr-
poie 3ufdle, aaftriides &opfweb uno Der al.
gemeine Sdwddenjufino oes Sorperiptems
psrben psridwiubsn. Man beosnts oab
burd Die 6rpps unter fdluaden. nerpoIen
aeuteu furdtbare 8erbeerunseu anaerldtst
psrben. Soitetter's Ragen.8itters beit fie
uno idist Dor RaIdria, Rpsumatismus uno
4ierenIeibeH.
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'ryxs:,5s4 Sas uScranton 8oden-
49, blatt" miro bon nd6lter
Summer ab reselmabis Sreitass
erl1einen unb AUDI an oieiem
Sage erit aus9etra9en tperoen.
g8ir fnb au bieier Genoeruns aus
beribieoenen @riinoen beran!abt tpors
ben unb MAIDEN uniere tpertben In3eises
funben unb 2efer fpesiea carauf aufs
merriam. Anaeisen iperben mad Dons
nertas Mittas in 3ufunft nidt mebr
ansenommen.
Ser Seraus8eber.
Scranton, l. Mar3 1892.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-03
81 nc ssesel1e FIR Mde den.
Wi[liam DEAN SpipeIs wirb eiue GrjGblun
bslcnbfrs fir WGphen ihreiben.

@illiam DEAN SoipeIs wirb eiue Gr,GbIuns
bsicnsas fir Mac&sn i&rsiben.
gs tpirb seiast. baB Ssrr Sotpsts,
ber ipabrideinlid Der berborraeenbite
Iebenbe amerifanii9e NopelIiit 1T, idon
cine lanSe 3eit i'm Sinn bate, cine Gre
sdbIuns bonn amerifaniiden Mabden,
leben au idreiben, pelheS feline bette
Mrbeit iein ipirb, fpie er slaubt. Ser
srObe glopelIiit 1T iest betposen tporbsn,
oieie gr3abluns au f9reiben uno arbei.
tet bereits baran. Dieielbe tpirb eans
perfdieben bon GERM SotpsQ's grsdbIs
unsen isin. Sic banoeIt sdnaIid NIT
benz Streben eines tpeitIiden Mdo1ens,
treI6es nad gleip gorf ssbt unb bic
@rSdblung tpirb alles berbinoen, ipaS
NIT bem 2eben in elmer sroben Stabt
perfnipft 1T, ipobei elm junses Mdbden
ais bic Selbin funsirt. Sieraupor
sinsen aae bon Serrn Sotpells ssi1ris.
benen gr3dblunsen an bic Sarpers,
aber bieie beionoere Wdbden. .@radbI.
uns tpub ipdbrenb 1892 in benz clad
les Home Journal bon pbilabeIpbia
seorudt tperoen. benn bic Serausssber
behelben baben bas ausidliebIihe 9tedt
oer @rsdbluns bon Serrn Soipeas ers
tporben. Die 9lDpsle 1T iebr idbn
iauitrirt uno Serr Sotpeas sIuubt felbit,
oab eS cine 70 ansiebenOe graabluns ss.
ben tpirb, ais ir5enb eiKe, nit Der fein
9fame berbunben mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-03
@efbdfts.M .Mn3et8er.
Bud. uns aeeieen,.Druefer

Bndbs uns aeeisenpD
8rtb. ID sneL Drudarbttt ttber art
In snslil&er uup psutf&sr Sprats, ST. eada-
ruuup Mpfnut, ssssnibr BEN Bottom Stors.
Gisarren'Sabritant.
U. W ptdmann, bic beIisbtsn uaIfcnlo"
unb Big Sting" 9isarrtn; aae Sortsn 5a-
bal unb 8au&trartiftl, SCI Sadapanna aps.
0rpeeries unh prppifionsn.
Bs&tslb, Brandon & 50, Grad.
fpIssr BON 8sapls & StaI), 1t6 penn aps.
S&Ideer unb EeaL "a eadapanna
Aps.. has btrubmts @bite Sponss Wtbl.
grsb. 8. @ibmaysE DtIilatsiftn,
$50 eadawanna Mpenut.
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@eafeite Mnseigen.
@m. 1rpifel,
bentitberMet0er,

l1l5 Sadion Strabs,
liefert Die feinfen Girfte in SpSe Yarf; uno
sbentc aIle Sorten frii@ss uno nsepodeItes
6leifd. @audfeiid u. {. 10.
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Ser ~Cben"
Type w ritter

$40 taufen ben Cbell xppe Writer
nit 78 gbaratteren. uuo $i5 fir ben eins
faHen Sbel, m t Der 8aruntis. before
arbeit 5u tbun, tuie irseuo cine Maidine.
Gis perbinoet ginfahbeit nit 0auerbaftis.
felt, Sdneli9feit seidti9feit Der Operation
unb bdlt Idnger obne &eparatur aus ole r.
geno cine anoere Waidine 8sin Garbenbanb
mort ben Operateur. Sie III blbid. tompatt
nidsI.pIattirt, perfeft uno alien @rtoroernifen
eniprsdeno. @ie eiue Orlderprsii, proou3irt
fie Gin reines. lsisrlides Wanuieript. 9uei
ODER 3ebn GJsmplare tonnen auf einmal &c.
mad,t peroen. Sr9eno cine inteaisente Der.
Jon tanu fd, gum Spe ateur in alpei sasen
ausbiloen. @ir offeriren $1,000 ir9eno
einem Operateur, Der 70 uief elftsn tann, wie
Die ooppelte Obell
8uoerldifge A9enten nnb 8erfdufer peroen
perlan9t uno Sdnolen ipejieae 8ortbeile &C..
sebsn Sir YamphIetc lIuo Referenaen uenos
man fd an Odell Type Writer Co.,
36S-364 Dearborn Si. Chicago, ST.
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Sabieite Mmsei9en.
Stephan Gutheinz,
temticberMe Met8er,

SIS s $40 @ebar NDenHe,
,pi(tten Mlber unp Sidors Straben, .mpFeell
seinsm persbrten publifum ietn @ei9dfi ant's
Befe. 5leiI& iebsr Art liefsrs t9 gum ptltg
ffen yreiIe unp In better Aualttdt, unc map'
tt aberaus auf bic BON mir subertttftfn Scr
aaalt&sn Biirfe aufmerfiant.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
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be- Innoncirt i'm .,WOdsnbIatt".
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Mm Farmer.

Gin arbsitsfrGftiser iunser Nann, ebrbar
pillis uno fsibie, iu4t fur nGtfsn Sommer
Arbeit auf elmer BARN. Musfunft srtbeilt bic
Grpfbitipn bs. 9laties.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-03
Gusen sdimpff,
Nraftiicber ttbrmacber r,
317 3afaluanna glpenue.

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uno &aibenubren llb entetten. Bufennaoeln.
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unb bebient Sunoen reel uno plnftlid.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-03
Grant Stetter, IT,,
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5apf, iotpie Beiue. aiquore unb Gisarren.
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liefert Elm porjielihes Badmtrf unb ueroen
QUE Beitsllunssu prompt uno biIlis bsiorst.
8rauf Stetter.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1892-12-09
SIDEWALKS AND STREET PAVING.

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The county supervisors did sensible
thing when they let the contract for a
cement sidewalk in front of the court
house plaza on Washington street. But
they could do better thing by ordering
a sidewalk built on all four sides of the
plaza.
The city council can do an equally
sensible thing by ordering a cement
sidewalk built around the city plaza.
Gen. Collins has commenced building
sidewalks in his Capitol addition, and
j. NJ. Gregory is laying sidewalks in
front of his Washington street property,
all OF which is commendabe in these
gentlemen, and should receive the en-
couragement that it merits. Now let
other property owners follow their ex-
ample.
In addition to laying sidewalks around
the city plaza, the city council should
pass an ordinance compelling all prop
erty owners on Washington, Jefferson,
Adams and Center streets to lay side
walks and pave the street in front Of
their property. This 10 the course