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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-06

oosr S9mub su entfsrnen, unb Johann
tpirb Elm Dtaitirtitt einseitri6en, ben
man aus 80 Gramm SdpefsltobIenIoif,
4 @ramm @uttaperda, 8 @ranm gerie.
benem 8autfduf unb 2 Gramm SiI6Ieim
Suiammeniest. Dian trdBt bieIe MaIs
mittelit elmer Spadtel oSer nit einem
Ieift anseipdrmten MeRer fdi6tenpeiIe
in ben SpaIt elm, ebenet mbslibf sIatt
unb bait oann Die Surb ben Sprung se.
trennten TbeiIe mittsIit emss Iei4t an.
SeSoBenen 8inbfa6ens seSen bic einse.
fiiste NiaItirtittenlaBe. 9ia9 36 = 49
Stun6cn iino bic 9beiIe suiammenses
padien, Der 8in6faosn ipirS entfernt uno
cas tIeine, oberbalb Der nun ssbeiIten
Bunbe entitanbene Dluitirtittmdlitben
9Iatt abseIhniiten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-06
&tabtratb. .
Common GounciI, %. e

Common Council, %. Sept.
Gum erItenmale in Ianger Belt nar
Die beuriss Sisuns Solsablis beiu1t.
Der ieit etipa SabreSfriit bauernbs
8ampf sipii6en ben beiben Companion,
pelbe Die gmtsftuben i'm Stabtsebdube
nit metaqiiden file cases periorsen ipoI.
len, iit enblid ipenisfsnS im untsren
3peise entidieben iporben, inbem man
iib nit IL seSen. 10 Stimmsn baraui
eini8te, ben Gontraft sfpii9en ben bsibsn
@ompanien slei4mdBis su tbeilen. gS
1T isbr tuabrideinIid, bab Der Selsct
Council bieiem 8ersIeid beiitimmt.
Die 0erorbnuns, ipelde Der 8eopIs's
Strabenbabn 60. ipeitere Pribilesien er'
tbeilt, paiiirte enbsiiItis.
Ibfaais beridtet iparb bic S9absnsr.
iasforberuns bon SinIep 8ob (betreffenb
Bfero unb @aSen) fir $3.50.
Gmpfoblen tpurbe, ben gontrait fir
einsn SdIauhnasen fiir bic @iqiam
Gonnea So. an bic @lsaion & 8aiIsp
Wfs. So. ;u berseben.
Dapies, NeaIiS unb Sotpe tpurben ais
Gomite in 8etrsff oes 8iabufts iiber bic
.. 6. & @. @eIeiie an @. 2adapanna
Ipenue ernannt.
3psi 9lnsetpte sur 9tibelirung bon
&ebeeca Ipenue, bon 2afapette su Bsttes
bone, i'm Setras bon reip. Sl325 unb
Sl275 ipurben referirt.
Ser 8eribt bes gomites uno feline
famofe @mpfebIuns elmer snbIoisn Bride
BON 2inbenitraBe ben Spbe Barter Berg
binauf tparb ein9erei6t, aber es fIblte
iid niemanb peranIabt, iid bic 8siS.
beitS3dbne ausSubeiben. DaS &oIoGaIe
(ober 2ddsrIide) bes lnternebmens
i4ien Die 9erren Stabtrdtbe ;u bsrbliif.
fen, 70 tpenis iie aud ionf Dor elmer
grtrapatanS eridreden.
SoIsenoe neue 8orIasen tpurben Elm,
sereidt: 8erdnberuns beS N6ebmsnts
fir Die gfateruns bon Mabiion 9penue /;
anfauf bon 0iateriaI fir bic grri9tuns
bes Columbia SdlaudbauieS fir cine
RipeIirunsslinie an 8rootitraBs; bss.
sleiden an BaibinstOn Auenue in Der l..
Warb unb an WtOir aqep; sur 8Hafer.
uns bon 8ine Strabs, stpiiden Moams
unf 0iabiion, unb ginsnsuns bes ssabr'
peses auf 81 Sub.
s8e8en nmsuseS mad TapIor reidte
Dlitslieb Dapib Spnes bon ber 81. Warb
feline &efsnation elm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-06
mufalAer snd,en (Malnrsfl.

Ntan rtIbre $50 @ramm Butter si
Sduum unb rann mad umo mad basu
$50 Gramm 3uder. 6 gibptter, 30 @ramm
ltiBe, 80 @ramm butere, fein seitObene,
abSesosene OianOeIn, 6 Su Sdnee &C..
idIassne gipeiB uno $50 @ramm MebI
unb fiae Die Nahe in cine IGnsiia piers
edise, Bsbutterte unO bcltreute 5orm, babe
cen Dtaiuref gOlpBeIb, iiberSiebe ibn nit
ioISenOcm Gub unc bsrSiere ibu nit eins
sema9ten 6rd6tsn. Gum @uB oermiide
man 1875 @ramm fein9eiiebten 3uder
nit bem Saft elmer boIben 3itrone unb
einem GbI6feI Stun uno rdbre bis eS
oidlib iuiro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-06
gBeiRe etrphhdte N lpafd,e en,

taudt man Elm peI6eS 6IaneGIapp6en
in barnes @niier, reibt bOmit auf Niar.
ieiIIerIeife bin unO ber unO wdI6t bic auf
einen iaubern Slid seIesten Siite sanS
rein, bann IpIlt man ie nit fIarsm
Baiier gut ab unb bleidt iie in folsenber
8eiIe: Dian IBit Is @ramm unters
i9pefeIfaureS gtatrOn in 10 2iter @ai.
fer auf Iest bic Stte binein, siebt Is
@ramm SuIsidure Oasu uub laBt bic
Suts Iiesen, bis iie seniisenb sebIeidt
iinO, bnnn lpiiIt man iis tiidtis, trodnst
tic nit einem iaubern Gude ab unb
pIGttet iie nod feudt; bierbei mub aber
ieineS ipeibeS Bapier unterseIest werben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-06
SaS Ginmathen Der Srhate nit
Sacbarine.

ShtuUNItUG+
S6on felt msbreren sabren iinbet Der
neue Sibfoif Soe9arin I'M SausbaIts
eine iebr ouS9ebebnte glnwenbune, neil
CT tpeientli6 billeer alS 3uder 1T, ben
pamit beriiibten Nubrunsas unb @enub.
mitteln einen an9enebmen @eidmad unr
srobe SaItbarfeit perIsibt unb iniofern
seidnber alS 3uder 1T, ais er nidt ipis
bielsr i'm Diasen Sdure bilbet. Gan,
beionbers bient Sac9arin I'M Scmmer
unb Serbit ais Seriiibun9ss uno &onIers
pirunsSmIttsl sur Seritellun9 bon Ounits
obf, Gpmpot, Bflaumsns unb 9IpfeImus
uno 70 psiter. Dlan ueripenbet in SieIen
5dllen bas leidt lbSIide, raifinirte Sac
barin (450moI 70 iiib pie 3uder) uno
sipar an Steae bon ! SiIusramm better
8uiiinabe nur 81 8ramm Iei6t I6sIibes
rafiinirtes Saebarin. DaSieIbe piro in
etpas g8aHer seI6it, bic in @IdIer se,
fiillten sSrii9te bamit iibersofen unb in
Der betanntsn 9Beiie int @allerbaoe ges
todt. 9erartis ber8eitelItes Gompot 1T
duberlt baItbar uno iduert nidt. 8ors
3iislid bewabrt bat iid baS Iei6t IDsIide
rafiinirte Sacdnrin sum @info9en pom
YHaumenmus. Oian Ibit aud in Sielem
Sale bas Seedarin in etipas iparmem
8aHer auf, febt bic 26iuns benz Ruie
su, tpenn basieIbe SiemIid fertiS 1T, unO
todt untcr itarfem nmrilbren 70 Ianss,
bis bas nit Sac6arin susefiibrte @aher
perbampft 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-06
Stlr,te tobt uteSer.

Gieie sBOrts iinO uniern eelsrn rpobI bsfannt
ea ntti stn Gag psrssbt, an BEN mir nitt por
etm plSBlibsn 1pbt irssnp zines bsrporrassn.
ben ghrssrs tUrsn. Die llrlaGe III ,Sn,.
tranfbttt" Nan itbe f6 babsr Dor, mem
man zines Der na6ssnannttn Symptome bat
8nrasn Ntb'm, Ssittnfsdsn, 9rifidunssanfSlle,
ati6wolltns 6npbsl Ntbsmnotb, anfGae ppn
Stpdts unb Sunsr, GmpinbIidftit In bsI
S9ultr pbtr benz armt, Strsjttrn Obr unrs,
ssmdbiatn pulsitlag. Das jupsrlGiIielff 5siI-
mtttel III Or. Diilss Stem peart Cure, rpsltsa
l6on tauisnet eeben eeretttt bat. BUD mil
3euanillsn umipnf bel alien Npptbsftrn, bic aud
eas Htp Start Gurt strfaufru.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-06
Sertrsibnne Der Mottcn Gue
Sctteu.

Mlan bstpabre bic 8etten in fiiblen,
trodenen unb buntIen 9tdumen, Icge stpis
i6sn Die einselnen Stiide redt feitsS,
itarf buitenbeS SienbOIS, Sampler, llips
i4uS oOer osrslei6en. ytedt spedOienI,d,
bewdbft iid OaS befannte Beusin, ipenn
man eS in se6ifneter SIai9e I'M Bette
pIucirt. 8Ou 3eit gu 3eit mub man bic
Setlen Iiiften mb til6tiB oustlopfen,
aud Die rie6enbe @iiens, iOtpie Oas &iens
bOIS O6er anoers BrdierUatipmittsI cts
neuern, ra iid ibre &roft unterbes per.
fIGbtiBt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-06

GIiis iosIeid sum @uidpahgr sese'
sen, erbalt blabrOtbe unO CRIME, sum
lebten Q8uher seseben, iteIIt perdnOerte
bOdroibe 6arben wieber Der. SOba ers
balt Burpurrptb unb bIeibIau; refine
gOttaide erbdIt mb Derbehert S6War,
auf rsiner g9Oae. SIT Sarbe burd
Sauren oer6nSert, 10 ltelt SaImiatseili
init sipDlf 2beilen BaKer Derbilnnt, iie
pieOer Der; 1T iis Sur9 AltaIien bsrdns
bert, 10 felt GiIis iie pieoer ber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-06
IabmpuiDer eeseu Saueriprrbeu
BON Wiilcb,

9tabmpulUer it nidtSpeiter ais serei.
niste Sooa pber fObIeniaureS 9iatron.
Dian lam bieieS CUTE Olittel in feiner
UildWirtbidoft, bslOnosrs i'm SOmmer,
entbebren. 9aS Saueriperben tuirb burd,
cine Nciieripibe bca auf l 2iter Dtild,
uerbiitet, ano aud fam man NtiI6, bic
idUn einen Slid bat, biermit auftObsn
umb gut erbalten, obne bab Die Wdlb
einen 8eiSeihmad annimmt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-06
Goin6nrss csintofuoenRmaf.

3nm anoenfen fir bic I'm SHrgerfriese
gcfallentn Solbaten idottiidcr abs
fnnit erriGtet.
Die In ben Ser. Staaten ein9epanz
oerten SdOtten baben ibrem alten Ya<
tcrlanoe eiu 10 treueS @ebG6tni6 be-
Wabrt unb iinb auf ibre nationalen bers
porra9enben @eitalten 70 ltol,, baB Die
Gutbiillung eineS MonumentS, mel6es
bterjulanoe eiuem S6ottl6uber erri6tet
wiro, feineswe9s 3u eiuem ieltenen,
weitbin intereliiren6en @reignilic mtrb,
lie Dirb pielmcbr Su elmer 8ebenffeier,
bic man ebenio gut oils aus amerifanis
i6er Snitiatipe entitanSen betradten
f0nnte. Statucn bon Cir 9Salter
Scott unb 0fObcrt Burns finbcn fi6
iiberall In bieiem gauoe ioweit eben
Die en9liide 3unse reift, iinS bic 9sis
ftunsen oieier 9roben Mianner @emeins
gut geworben unb baben ibren ipe,ifiib
ihottiiAen @barafter perloren. Gin
gnberes lit cs jebenfallS, penn einem
rein amerifanii6cu Seroen in S9ott.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-06

8ersiIbte @ai6e IeSt man "a Stun.
Oen lang in id,ue WOIfe unO peidt iis
tiidtiS elm. Dauad entfernt man Die
DioIIe rurd tii9tises 9lusipiiIen in taI'
tenn Bniier. briugt Die Naide in bic
gunftdelauee unO UerfGbrt bierauf Saus
nad ber ionIt dbIiten geiie. Nirb bic
Nai9e bann an einem ionni8en Ort se'
trOdnet, 70 pirO iie WieOer gang idbn
tpeib.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-06

9tein woGene Sttiimpfe Wdidt man
RAID unb am beiten in warmem BaHer,
rueIdem man etlua Elm gsinsIaS poa Sal.
miaf8eiit beISemii6t bat. Dian wai9s
iie sipeimaI, obne su ipilIen. aIler
Sdmub unb S6weib 1T Oaun entfernt
unO bic Striimpie Iaufsn nidt Elm. Man
reibe nidt piel, ionoern Bride lie mebr
I'M Baher. glle SauSIrauen iOLlteu
sinen 8eriud MAIDEN, um iid Su iibers
Seussn, pie portbeiIbaft Oiele Neinis
9ung 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-06

Stltst Gud Dor ben Jest fOmmen6sn
tiibIen 2lbenoen, Die Sibe oeS Cages III
bel Neitem nidt 70 sefdbrll9, ais bic
feudte SdbIe udh gintritt Der Ddmmes
ruuS. Era8t pGrmere SIeibuns mad
Scnnenunter8ans, psrmeiOet nn6 Ibuus
li6tsit oaS SiBen auf ben Steintreppen
Dor Dem 9auie ODER gar auf Dem @raic
i'm 0of ODER Garten, penn Sn Inter.
IeibsitOrunsen WlaIaria, 8erOaunssbe'
lbneroen permeioen nplt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-06

Strides SIeii6 tann man in parmersr
SabreSSeit tuseIans gut erbaIten, penn
man eS OOIltdnoiB nit seidmoIsenem
Ginbfett beOedt; beib Sarf baS 7dliise
6ett nidt bariiber aeeeicn perOen, fons
bern nur in mdbis eriudrmtem Suitanos.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-06
6rane Stetter,
SOtel nmo SGCfcrci
Waiuifrase, 9pbe Narf.

Barme uno taIte Speiien fnO 5u eoer Ga.
9esjelt 3u taben. Strides 9ager ftets an
5apf, lople Beine eiquore unb gi9arren
Die NIT meinem SoteI perbunoene Bdderei
liefert Elm Dor3islides 8adutrt unb peroen
alle Beftsllun8en prompt nno bili9 beiorat.
franf Stetter
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-06

VlncoIn6entmaI in Gbinbur9.
lamb etn @enfmal seieet miro, ipie bies
tiirSlid nit ber @rri6tun9 eines 2ine
coin Wtonnmentes In G6inburg &C.
I6ab. SSreilid itebt bieie Statue bes
BroBen Staatsmannes ni6t ba3u ba,
nm slmcrifas Verbienit Inn S6ottlano
gu illnitriren, ionoern nm baran 3u er.
lnnern, mas bic S6otten fir bic Ser.
Staaten 9ctbau baben.
Oas Senfinal lit 3u Gbren Der TN
Varserfrie9 9efallenen Solbaten i6ots
tti4er Gbitammuns errt6tet. Seine
9ntballune Seidab bur9 bic Go9ter
oes felt bier Sabren bort meilsnben
Ser. Staaten 9oniuls g1allace Bruce.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-06
SSeffeite Mn3ei8en.
NSeffern 0reffeb Neef.

auber ben 5wei GarIaounsen suaeridte. 8
bIeiid, oas mir Montag un6 Donnerltao er.
balten, empfangen mir tasIid friId aeidjlad,.
tstes Gleiid pOm aanee, friibe uno aalf.Gier,
Butter Saie nnS eanoprobufte iberbaupt.
9ir baben ferner einen 8orratb Der befen
Bologna Wnrft frifde unb seIa5ene SduI.
tern Htppsn. ebnds, &unbfide etc. Infer,
Bolo9naluurft iibertrifft ale anoere.
Gale & 60,
AIS NOrb Ndte etrnbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-06
BUR Ausbeheruue BON SabrraS.
retfeu

fann man ben foIsenben 8itt nit sutem
GrfolS anipeneen: bic 8rii6s ober
Sprunsfldden tperOen Dor alien iors,
fdItis abBetratt, um iece Spur bon Staub
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-06

Der 8ettunss anfer 1T aud su babeu in Yb.i
laosIpbia, bel s. v. Sersmias, 4l3 Biutfr,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-19
Corner Grocery,
Centre and White SITS.
THIRD EDITION


Most Of the old buildings ON the West
Centre street property recently purchased by
Mrs. Dougherty have been RACED. 1t has
been decided to erect in their place a three
story frame structure. The ground floor will
be divided into storerooms, the second into
offices and light business apartments, and the
third will be fitted up as a hall for society
meetings.
The Keller and Yost properties on North
Jardin street, which recently received con-
siderable improvements at the hands O
carpenters, are being painted.
Two-story extensions are being built at the
rear of the Bartsch property at the corne OF
Centre and Bowers streets.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-19

1t is but a few weeks since that No. 3 dam
of the Shenandoah water works was stocked
with fish received from the State Fisheries
Commission, yet people have already been
fishing at the lam This must be stopped
and any one giving information that will lead
to the arrest Of parties who may fish at the
dam will be literally rewarded upon applying
at the scheihy House. Parents are warned
that their children will be dealt with accord
ing to law and claims Of tender age will NOT
be considered.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-19
USE DANA'S SABSAPARILLA, ITS
THE KIND THAT CURES"
wAJ, PENN.

Miss Leckie, of Shenandoah, attended
services here Sunday morning.
Tone Garner, Of Ashland, transacted bust
ness here yesterday.
The ball held by a Lost Creek Social Club
last evening in the old school house vas quite
a success.
Miss LOttie Haley and Nell Gorman, two oil
Girardville's society bellies, circled among
friends here Monday evening.
w. II. Lewis and daughter, Miss Maude
and Miss Miesse, spent Tuesday in Philadel.
phia.
Henry Scroeble, of Rocktown, spent Sun.
day with relatives here.
James Muir, Of Pottsville, greeted friend.
here on Monday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-19
PRINTERS GATHER AT. A%tEIsBURG.


Annual Convention of the State Typo
graphical Union.
HARRIspuRG, April 19.-Theaunual CON
vention Of the State Typographical union
was called TO order here yesterday by Presi-
dent John Matthew, of Union No. 3, Of
Philadelphia. The task Of welcoming the
visiting members to the city fell upon Vice
President Charles @. Steiner, of local union
No. IA, which he did in the following Ian
guage.
Gentlemen Of the State Typographical
Union: ! tutc great pleasure in welcoming you
90 Harrisburg. and trust that your lubO rs here
may DE a pgult aud benefit TO the ciafy. II Is
NttiuG tHut ub No. 10 should thus extend tine
warm Iauu of friendship, because Of her posi-
ton among Cue unions OF the country. she
was present at the birth of the National
Union, uud Sine has always been TO the front
when The rood of the craft was concerned.
to-day is to consider the best interests " orr
gHuiHCd labor iu this state-that intelligent or
guuized Nbor chat not only requires skin but
brains 20 make the perfect whole, ana Wy wei
come you tu your duties in our Capital City.
May your stay Doe pleasant and the result Of
your ldbOrs beneficial.
The credentials of the various delegates
were then received, after which the CON
vcntion took a recess of fifteen minutes to
give the committee on credentials time to
make a report. After the report was made
and accepted the roll was called with all
delegates present. After the reading Of
the minutes, which were adopted, the
president read his report, which was of
great interest to the craft.
The auditing committees report was
read, which shows the organization to be
on a solid financial footing and on the in
crease.
The following are the officers Of the
Pennsylvania Typographical Union: Presi-
dent, john Matthew, Philadelphia; vice
president, Paul Laustig, Pittsburg; secre-
tary and treasurer, r. ID. Lowry; Pittsburg;
organizer, Eli j.. Davis, Scranton.
A resolution was offered protecting the
union labels from all impostors, and to
ask certain aid from the state Legislature
Oh measures pertaining to labor questions.
A resolution was also offered endorsing
George Chance, of Philadelphia, fer the
position of public printer at Washington.
The local unions comprising the convention
represents two-thirds of the printers in the
state. and before long all unions i'm the
state will be connected with the ~organiza-
ton.
Last evening at 8 o'clock, Harrisburg
Union, No. ID, rendered the visiting dele
gates a right royal reception at the Hotel
Columbus. Music, speechmakinga and good
time generally was the order of exercises.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-19
INC Union PnclRc strIke.

DENVER, April 19.-Yesterday afternoon
three union men gave up their positions in
the shops and quit the employo of the Union
Pacific Company, and eight others failed
to show up for work, Foreman White
says he does not know whether they are
striking or are detained from work for
causes. There are about fifty union
men at work and they claim to have had
no official announcement of a strike.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-19
Trouble Looked for on Tho Lake shore.

TOLEDO, o., April 10.-The general ad
visory committee of the Brotherhood of Lo
connective Engineers, embracing ali lines
west of Cleveland as far as Chicago, is in
session here. The subject of its delibera-
tons is the refusal of the Lake Shore to re-
instate the engineers who quit work on
March II, rather than haul boycotted Ann
Arbor cars. The members are reticient,
but the probabilities favor a general strike
of engineers and firemen on the Lake Shore
to compel their Reinstatement.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-19
Miss CorneIia Martin Married.

earl of Craven, and Miss Cornelia
Martin, only daughter of Mr., and Mrs.
Bradley Martin, were married yesterday
afternoon by Bishop Potter and Rev. DR..
William Q. Huntington, in Grace church.
Two thousand Of the elite of New York
and English socie5y were present, The
wedding was a magnificent affair.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-19
Our Crop Outlook.

WASHINGTON, April l9.-The following
is a synopsis OF the crop reports received at
the weather bureau for the week ending
yesterday for Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania
wet weather delayed work generally;
little progress in northern portion. In
southern portion crops are growing finely;
good stand of wheat and grass; trees bud
ding, outlook is favorable.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-19

BLuErEELo, VA, April 19.-Dr. J. w.
Stafford, up. neutrality-suspicious. and wealthy
citizen of Graham, two milesuorth OF here,
committed suicide by blowing bis brains
out with a pistol. lie stood before the
mirror and fired theiatal shot, then walked
across the room, fell into his wile's arms
anu died.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-19

IEo For a Homemade Car
FOC' pet that VIII wash, at
Fricke's Carpet store, no IA
south Jardin Street, shea.
RmdO IN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-19

PHILADELPHIA, April 19.-The keels of
"hulls No. 217 and 27S,n were laid yester-
day at Cramps ship yard These are the
two first domestic built ships for the new
American line brought into e%Xistance by
the act authorizing the registry Of the New
York and Paris
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April 19.-Fair and festival, G.. A. R.
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house.
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The Academv Restaurant.

The Pottsville headquarters for shenan-
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Aos and all kinds Of wines and liquors Of the
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Makes JUDAS, a Hungarian residing on
West Apple alley, had his back hurt yester-
day by being squeezed between cars at
Packer No. 3 colliery.
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coughing Leads to Consumption,
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once.
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Best photographs and ersyons at Dabb's.
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Uncle Jesse Expresses HIS Views.

Uncle Jesse Expresses HIS Views.
Uncle Jesse Peterson, who turns
the REGISTERS press, has some
unique ideas on political economy.
When he was told the other day that
the government would probably in
crease the tax on whiskey from nine
ty cents to two dollars a gallon he
quickly asked, Whats dat fer, bossT'
WELL" was the reply, ''it takes so
much money to pay pensions the gov
eminent is obliged to raise more rev.
enue in some way" "ps agnst
dat" said Uncle Jesse. 'Dey amt
no fairness in taxin' one man so
another kin live high. Dey amt no
Justice in putin a tax on my dram
SOS some other fellow kin draw fat
pension dat he amt never earnt.
Dis pension. business is kerried too
fur anyhow, boss. II man is Grip
pied so he can't work den it's all right
fer de gove'ment to do sumpin fer
him. But dis yere way dey has OF
givin' eve'y man a pension dat had
his name on de rolls of de war is
wrong. 1t just encourages laziness.
1t makes man honry. l wouldn't
mind it so much if dey didn't make
us poor folks pay it by taxin, eve'y-
thing we use, even down to our dram
and tobacker. De gov'ment don't
manage things right, nohow. If dey
is so bent on givin' all dis money to
pensioners, why don't dey just make
it and give it to 'em, without collec-
tin it off de people. Dey tells me dey
is got big establishment down dar
at Washington, where dey can make
all de money dey wants. Why don't
dey work de hands over time little
and make enough extry to pay dis
we're pension bill? OATS what l
wants to know" Uncle Jesse pic ked
up his sawbuck and started off. He
stopped, though, to say in an anxious
tone, "Dey amt goin' to raise dat tax
on whiskey, sho' 'nough, is deS boss2
Dey don't give us more'n a thimble-
full now for ten cents-whatll dey
do when de tax is raisedY'