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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-18
The Cow is King.
LPnYalInp Clmmerce.l

The COW is the king of beasts. The Am
erican eagle flies high, especially on
Fourth of July, but whoever heard of his
giving milk to raise anything besides it's
own offspring? The cow cannot fly as
high as the American eagle, but the work
she does is 40 per cent. the best. She
raises the little ones. Notice the children
in family where a COW is kept. Then
notice the family where only pint of
milk day is bought. What difference
1t shows thegood work the COW is doing
for the rising generation. Therefore,
give the people free aud unlimited coin
age of cows
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Arrived at Tvbee Yesterda,

Steamship May, Evans, from Progreso,
bound for -; towing abandoned Nor
wegian bark Adorna, Jorlensen. from Liver
pool to Sapelo.
Steamship Edenmore lBrl, Watson, from
Galveston bound for Ham burg: towing dis
tressed bark Havana (of New York. bound
from Havana for Philadelphia; cargo OF
sugar.
Bark Eolo [Itall, Peracallo, Rotterdam
awaiting orders-Chr G Dahl q Co.
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Two Trips-''Yes," said Washington
girl demurely, II know that Jack likes
me very much" "How?" by the way
he forgets his umbrella when he calls. -
Washington Star.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-18

Mrs Fretter-Have you as much love
for me, John, as you had when we were
first wed2 Mr. E'retter-Every bit, my
dear. Mrs. FIT doesn't seem so. Mr.
F.-That's the fault of conditions. When
we were married | contracted to love
iue5y-seVen pc uuds, now you have grown
to 2O7. There is the same amount of love,
my dear, but a larger area of distribution.
-Glens Falls Republican.
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Cleared Yesterday.

Steamship Kansas City, Fisher, New York
&C G Anderson.
Steamship Chattahoochee, Savage, New
York-C u Anderson.
Steamship Decatur H Miller, Billups Balti-
more-John Carolan. Agent.
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Naval Stores.

Spirits turpentine- There was a good de-
mand and the market opened at 26I4 cent
with sales of 500 casks. During the early
part of the day the buyers held off and bid
rs cents for regulars. There were sales OF
about 500 casks at that price. The market
closed firm at 26c bid, but later in the day the
inquiry became stronger and the remaining
Receipts were taken al an advance Of 4 cents
on the closing quotations at the board of
trade
Rosin-The demand was strong at advanc-
ing prices and at the board OF trade at the
1rsy call at II a. IN. there was sale of 2216
Barrels reported at an advance of yesterdays
closing quotations. Though the re
COipts were large, the demand was not
lessened, and in some grades. an advance of
quotations was had. The sales Of the day
amounted to about 5000 barrels.
The following were the quotations at the
opening and closing Of the market the tone
Iot the market remaining firm:
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New York, Oct H. D. m.-Flour more
a tive. Wheat-spot, dull; No. red in store
and elevator 064c: atlOat 664c; T. b. 672fc:
ungradeI red 66M6Sc; No. l northern 693{c:
No. ! hard 70Ec, Options closed'quiet; No. ,
red January 7O1{c; May 15llc; October csc:
dIll; No. , IN elevator i5c; ahoat 47c; IN
graded red mixed 1870 4Ic; options closed
dull at the decline; OctOf e" 4Gbc December
4G.ac; Jauuary 4Gc; May sSisc. Oats, spots
moderately active options closed steady at A
a. re advance October 3jla3 NOvem8cr334c:
DECEMBER 90 1ic May 36c; October 3}lG3545:
NO. white &03jisc No. . Chicago sac; No.
g. 32c: No. 8 white 331ic. miEed western
80 s1L3lc: white western 3GfG3SMc. Cut meats
easier: picked bellies Hale: picked shoul
ders IL &C; picked hams lJ.eal1c. Lard
western steam closed al alU p nominal; sa4C s
l5J tle.ces. c.l.r. "a. 10 U11a options none Dc
to5er dlJ 90 and nominal. November s. %
and nom nal, January s. s. and nominal
Pork steady sales 100 barrels. extra mess
So Dal9 -; family so O0lB ~ o. BGtfer
44Iet. Eggs steady. MoasseS quiet. Coffee
% YcAeJ quiet 40 uu hanged prices TO dCcuue
Ul Nv points under disappointing European
CAGE, and Brazil ucws; reacted on strength
OF SPOT coffee market and closed firm az IN
changed 20 10 points advance. The sales
500 hays. including October ~ 30: NOvem-
her go TO, December $40 % $40 S.; January
6 Is ll eln p; reDIlarF tlt o. March SO 800
fl1 81. May SO 6D09i5 20, spot coffee firm
80 e. istae; sales 80 bags kiO No. T. on
-lJf ls.f sales 40 Rio 80. :. afoat. tsifc.
Suga raw. steady prices unchanged sales
4.... Krunel steady.
hIc1ro CO.. l7.--lt was "a chOppy day in
tho wheat plL wheat 40 Toe opening WAS
about iul same as yesterday clos ing ana
Sold OH 70 .. advanced ABOUT &c. then de-
tIllaI d. became stronger AMI with only
r..Ili Nu.t HflulE advanced er, c4he1 90
..e and closed within Sc Of the bJttom. Early
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Wednesday, oct Is, 1893.
Arrived YesterdaY.

Bark Alma [Norl, Olsen Liverpool, ballast
Paterson Downing & Co.
Schr Isabella Gill, Collision. Baltimore, oil
for Standard Oil Co, vessel to Geo Harris s.
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Gray [Brl, Messenger. St. Pierre, Mart; schrs
MecOsta, Straton, Sapelo; City OF Baltimore
Lawes, Demerara; Robt w Darcy, Hunter;
Philadelphia; Edna Dickson. New London.
Galveston, Oct Il - Arrived, steamers
Joseph John lBrl Miller, Vera Cruz; Stella
lBrl, Partridge, Tenerifie,
Sailed steamers Alamo Lewis, New York;
St Clears LBrl. Martin, Velasco; AldbrOugh
/ BrI, Jones, Liverpool.
Oct l7-Arrived steamers Bonita Spl,
Grand West Indies; Hawkhurst lBrl Buenos
Ayres Via Port Eads; Strathdee LBrl ,Somers,
Philadelphia.
Sailed steamer Collingham lBrl, Watson,
IiNernnnl
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Sailed Yesterday.


Steamer Alpha. Daniels. Button Port
Royal and Beaufort II Medloclz Agent
Steamer Bellevue, Garrett, Darien-W 4
Gibson, Manager
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AA8N: lNf:LllG.1.

sun Rises. ............. ............ 6:25
. . .
High Water at Fort Pulaski 0:37 am. % pm.
Central Standard Time1
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Per South Bound Railroad. Oct IL
cars wood, 1 bale hides, 66 pkgs tobacco 6
boxes household goods, 26 bdls mdse, 20 bales
domestics, > buggys, ? pair shafts, cars and
wheels.
Per Central Railroad oct IL
240 pkgs mdse. 172 bales domestics, 30 tons pig
iron, 1873 cases eggs, 10 sacks potatoes, II
stoves, boxes tobacco, Is pkgs furniture, 10
casks liquors, IL cases drugs, 81 bbls grits.
l,460 b0ls rosin, so bbls rosin Oil 40 bOs
spirits turpentine, 1 car potatoes, cars fresh
meat, cars wood. I car coal, 500 bags corn,
290 bbls flour. bales hides. - pSgs hardware.
Per Savannah Florida and Western Rail
way, oct IA "a bales cotton, bales hides,
1 Dbl honey, cars cotton seed, cars wood,
Dbl syrup, i pkgs fresh meat, II hides
syrup pan, car household goods, bOls rice.
/ car coal 80 Dbls flour, 3 organs 1 bbls
whisky, 10 terces meat, 10 boxes meat, IL
pkgs furniture, ! crates S board, 1873 bbls 1sh,
800 sacks meal p tons pig iron. y casks clay,
pa empty barrels, 25l7 boxes fruit, % bnls
fruit, q boxes riggiugs, 1 box tools key leal
frame, l22 pieces iron fixtures. bales wool,
80 pkgs mdse cars pig iron, p cars lumber,
l20 boxes oranges, 1,052 bbls spirits tdrpen-
tine, 4260 bbls rosin.
Per Charleston AMI Savannah Railway, Oct
III bales cotton, 10 obls spirits turpentine,
cars wood, 100 sacks meal, 20 sacks grits,
lot household goods,
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EXPORTS OF COTTON.
CIR. Brit. Cont. /

New Orleans Oct l7.-Cotton futures closed
steady. with sales Of 81 800 bales. as fol-
lows: October SIC. November Jtc, Deem
Der doc. January 15c. February 23c. March
3lc, April So, Nav sc. june SIC.
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COMM ERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS,
savannah, Ga, Oct. II, 1898.

OFFICE MORNING NEWS,
savannah, Ga, Oct II, 1898.
Cotton.
mo market opened quiet and steady at
~ IA, for rniddlidg the firm demand in Llv-
g,,r having no effect on the local market.
- nreak in New York, however, caused a
1a,,ine in the afternoon and there was a revi-
4gsiness. though at a decline even below
sa rs5uced prices quoted at the close of the
.rl-et On change at the opening call at
- M. the market was bulletined quiet at
p,.tsrdays closing quotations, with sales of
5yS, 7les. At the regular midday call at
w the market was quiet and unchanged,
K sales being 2l7 bales; At the last cali
laV n. there was decline OF Lice in all
0. vs. and the market closed easy with sales
q i5I5 bales The entire sales of the day
u U.,rs 1913 bales. The following were the quo
,@otfons at the close Of the market;
1F7dlug far. ..........' ..'.............- ga
Good mlGdIng ...-..-....' '.-.........- 6is
,r37Iiug. ..... t.-...-,.. "a
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Pilot charts and all nautical information
Will he furnished masters OF vessels free OF
charge in United States photographic Once,
in the custom house. Captains are requested
to call at the office.
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Cincinnati, Oct. l7.-FlOur easy. Wheat
firm, higher; No. ? red Gle; receipts 1900;
shipments 500. Corn steady; No mixed 3dc.
oats easier, lower; No. mixed 2s240y2Jc. Rye
Lard quiet, 50 l2Ia. Bulk meat dull. 50 39R
Bacon easier, S1l 25Wll5l Whisky steady.
Butter easy. Sugar in fair demand Eggs
strong. Cheese steady.
Baltimore, Oct 17.--Noon-Fl dull. I'M
changed Wheat firm: No. red, spot,
664d6G26c; October 66A@6616c milling wheat
sample 6615G67c Corn steady; mixed spot
453d0l5B; white corn sample 53d5lc; yellow
corn 47c.
St Louis, Oct. 17.-Flour weak and slow;
lower to S I'll. Wheat cash. higher, 574GD65c;
options. after nervous fluctuations within q
range, closed &c under yesterday; October $50
November SOC; December 6O4G60Ec; May
685a068Ac. Corn. cash and October about
steady at Soc options very dull; December
steady 261s0264c; options nOminally firm;
November 264c; May Bic. Butter and eggs
unchanged. Pork, steady: jobhing S1S %.
Lard, nominal. 50 p. DRY sailed meats lower:
loose, shoulders 1915; longs and ribs 50 %;
shorts 80 90; boxed lots, l5c more. Bacon,
unchanged.
Petroleum, Oils. Etc.
New York, Oct. 17.-Cotton seed oil
stead: crude 35036c; yellow 5000.
Naval Stores.
New York, Oct 17.-Rosin steady. Turpen-
tine steady.
Wilmington, Oct. 17.-Rosin was firm;
strained at SOC; good strained s5c. Spirits
turpentine firm at 2jH4e bid. Tar firm at GOO.
virgin 81 60 cen
Charleston, Oct II. Spirits turpentine
firm at 26c. Rosin firm at 90c for good
strained.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-18

Market for poultry steady; fair demand;
grown fowls u pair 75c: z grown, 5O060c;
y grown chickens, 40G45c z pair; geese p
pair 90cGLSl; ducks, 65075c. Market
for eggs is firm. Supply fair; country
per dozen 21cd2}. Peanuts Ample stock,
demand fair market steady; fancy h. p. Va
T. ID, b53Q6c h. p. q ID, 41ac; small, h. p, D
b 4bc.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-18

the rest Of the day The market closed fever
ish Railroad and miscellaneous bonds
steady.
TyhecIos,pe ,,i,s ,,ya-..
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The market strong. Quotations at the
board of trade are as follows:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11
SaS Xbal abD arts.

= Der banferotte George 6. Reinbart,
tpelher iid felt bem l. Stunt uniidtbar
semadt bate, tpurbe am Montag nabe
feiner Wobnuns in Otb Sorse bon Detsfs
tip 8ebnoIbs perbaftet, Dor 9lIeermann
De2ons ssbradt unb bon Sisiem in @rs
mangelung bon $500 8argidaft mad
benz @sfdnsnib seiunSt. Gin Oisnitas
marS er sesen SteaunS bon 8arsidaft
entlaiien.
Sablar.-Die gtadridt, bab 8efer
bon Bergen pergansene @phe eine Do'
lts Salpeter genpmmen babe unb baran
eeitorben iei, mar unipabr. IS III ions
berbar, bab berartise 8eribte in ben
Sa8ebldttern nidt prompt pioerruien
perben.
- 4m nd6iten Mittnph niro ber
SinBGor ber Taplor beutidsn @emeinoe
cine Sis Cream 6eitIidtsit abbaltsn,
oeren grtrae benz Sono sur Ani9aifuns
elmer nsusn Srset suflleBt.
- Gin Gomite Der beutIben @emeinbe
bon IapIor fplettirt sssenwdrtls @eIb
gum &irbenbau. Ser @emeinee mar
Der sanse 8etras Ieibpeiis sussiidsrt, in
Inbetradt bss Geidreiss iiber ihledte
3eiten baben bic 8etreifenoen iebo6 lbre
Oherten suriid8esosen unb bic @smeinoe
itebt ii9 eespunsen, ourb freiipiqise
@aben ben 8etra9 anndbernb aufSubrins
gen. aud bas serineite Sderfein wirS
oanfbar angenommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11

ter bsnsn bas @ei6dft bes 2anbsS Ieibet.
in osmielben Wabe aus befiird,teten pis
aus tplrtIi4 beitebenben usbeIn eripadien.
US ipar urfpringIid msine Ibfidt.
ben eOnsreB fir 4nfans September ,u
e'ner Speslallibuns ein,uberuisn, auf
DAB nlr riitis ans Werf Der Iarif.
REFORM idreiten fbnnten, tpelbe bic pabs
rem Snterehen bes 2apbeB beutIih bers
lan8sn, pelds eine 10 srobe Msbrbeit
oeS 8olfss, ipie an ben WabIurnen ,lm
Iusbrud eebra6t, tpdnl6t uno eripartet.
uno fir esren traftisite Surdfabruns
bic eesentpdrti8e Gbminiitratipn ibr Wert
perpfdnbst bat. 9llIein pdbrsnb Garif.
reform ni6ts bon ibrer unmitteIbaren
uno eauernben 9ebeutune perIoren bat
uno IN naber 8ufunft bic IufmertIamfeit
oes eonsreileS in Gnipru6 nebmen muB,
70 erldelnt es mir nptbpenbis, baB bic
Sinansla8e beS 2anbes unpertpeilt unb
Dor auen anberen 9ingen bon ebrer
a3tbaren abrpsridaft in 8eratbuns &c.
aoeen tperbe.
SD smpfebIe brinsenb ben prompten
aSioerruf Der Seitimmunsen bes @eiebss
bonn IA. Suli 1890, nelbe ben Gnfauf
Don S'lberbullton perOrbnen, unb baB
eurb anSere legislative Wabnabmen bic
abitdt unb 6dbisteit Der 2ssieruns, ibre
pstunlaren 8erpfIidtunsen in Sob su
erfalen, bas bon alien eipililirten 2ans
bern Der WeIt aasemein anerfannt pirb,
allen 3ipeifsln ooer Mibbeutunssn snts
riidt tperbe.
Grocer gIebeIanb.
gEefutlbs Gebduoe, 7. 9lus. 1893."
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0ersteibeu heilbar.

Die 8i6tiefsii bielsr 9sbauptuns maa Won
Vtslsn bspsifeIt merpen. absr psnn Or. 5ranf-
lin Wlilss, psr auseasi6nete Spssiaiif Snpia.
mas, bsbauptst eaB Sn5leibsn beilbar lnp unb
etss bnr6 3anienps ppn i3eusnfn punber.
barsr Seilungen bur6 lsin gtep Seart Cure BE-
psiff. 10 lsnft piss Die Aufmerfiamfsit ppn NiI.
ltpnsn, bic an firfm atbsni, Ssr, ,flppfen, unrr-
&c mdBiesm pulls, RassnbIdbunstn. S6mer,m
IN Der Ssiit une S6ultsr, Grifdunasanfallsn
Sbnma1t, BalIniu6t II. I. tp. ltibsn, auf lib.
III .. Davis, Silssr grtsf, glsb., purps purdb
pier 5Iaihsn Or. MiIe5 Hsp esart Cure ppn
stnsnt bsrstis jpSlf Sabre trGbrrneen Ssr,leibsn
ssbsilt. Sieles tpunpertars 5etlmittel 1T ,u ba-
ben bel allen Aputbsfsrn. Bud umlpnif.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11

Den unberanttportliden Gnsaben fsns
iationspitbiser 3eitunssn sessniiber, bai
GontroIeur gdeIS iib nun nsranIabt ees
isbsn, einen amtIi6sn austpeis iiber bic
bisber porsefommenen SalIimenis bon
9fationalbanfen befannt 3u eeben, iotpis
man9s anbere bamit: i'm 3uiammsnbans
itebenbe Daten uno 3iffern au berbffents
liben. IS iinb nidt 200 NatiOnaIbans
ten felt bsm l. Sanuar 1898 in bic
Bride seeaneen. tpie es in peridiebensn
3eitunsen ssbsiben bat. ionbern Der Gon.
troIeur bat nur bon los 8eiiB au ersrei.
fen n6tbiB sebabt. 9apon babsn bereits
IA ibre @eibdfte in poIsm llmfans tpies
Der aufeenommen unb mebrsre anbere
werben in aaerndditer 8eit bas @Ieids
tbun f6nnen. Bon Der Geiammtsabl Der
ssi6IORensn 9anfen iino nur 81 in bic
Sanos bon ,,8eeeipsrs" iibsrsssansen,
bel ben meiiten iibrisen III bic llnteriud.
une Der 8anfsgraminatoren nod niht
beenbist unb eS 1T quite Gusitdt porbans
ben, baB bieIe bon ibnen in 8aIbs tpisbsr
8ebfnet iperben.
Dis 3abI Der in Der sansen Union
iu8penoirten 8anfen-l05-nimmt iib
tpinais aus, ipenn man in Betraht ,iebt,
oab nidt tpeniser ais 3785 9lationaIban.
fen in 8etrisb inb.
Serr gdeIs beri6tet ferner, bab bon
ben 76 9iatiOnaIbanfen Mifouris nur 8
auf oem 2anoe seitpeiIis seidlo1en iinb.
Sn st. 2ouis 1T feline einsise St5runs
porsefallen.
Bon ben 2l3 9lationalbanfen in Sui.
nois iinb sleidfals nur sur GiniteQune
ibrss Gei6dftsbstriebes senOtbist GENE,
len.
auf bic 335 NationaIbanfen g1ep
gorfS fommen 2 SaIlimente. auf bic 269
bon UtaHa6ufetts gar feines. bsseIeiGen
nidt auf bic 397 gennipIranisns. Sn
81 Staten unb Territorien iinb ilber.
baupt gar feline S4Iiebunssn bon 9la.
tipnalbanfen erfoIst.
SIN nadftebenben sr5bsrsn Gi6bten
lino feline Saaimente bon 9lationaIbanfen
poreefcmmsn; st. 2ouis, Bolton, 8rpof.
Ipn. philadelphia. pittsburs, GIsbeIanb.
Baltimore. WaibinstOn, Buffalo. Sin.
elnnati. 9leip Orleans. San SraneiscO,
st. Baul. minneapolis u. a. m.
IS iIno ssipiB in ben Issten Bobsn
aubsr8eppbnIiR pisI 8anttrads unb
8anterotte uorsefommen. Dpd bat bic
Senfationsprsfe oas Sbriss basu setban,
Die 8sbeutun8 bisier SaIliRemsnts in's
nnssbeure su ilbertreibsn unp bic Nnefs
msisrsi nod msbr auf,ubsssu.
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NSerlAllNt.

aasnten um uniern aussswdblten unb abge-
bdrteeh BaumfhaIporratb su uerfaufen. 8iele
ipeaellen Barietdten in frihten uno 8eftrdu.
den. Die nur bon uns 3u bsjiebsn fnb. Wir
dablen Gommlffion ober eaIair. geben aus.
tdlieblides serritorium uno 3ablen ip6dentIid.
Shreibt fofort on uns uno fdert eud rim artss
arbeitsfelo. 0ebr. Wap. 8aumiduIsbefssr,
2420m 0iodteitsr, q d
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Wfiles' Sserpen. uns eeber. 0illen

pirfen nad einem neuen 9rin,ip: fe orbnen
eeber, Ma9eu unb 8eodrme burd Die RerpeH.
eine nene embedding Sr Wllss' 8iIIen BET.
len 8allenleiosn, iibeIn @sitmad. untbdtiee
Weber, Sdmorrboioen, Bsrtopfung Shne
8Ieiden fiir Winnsr. 6rausn uno &lnber. Die
tleinitsn, mtIoefteu uno fidsrftsn 8iqsn. 80
DOZEN rs 8. Rrpben umiOnit bel allen apo.
tbefern.
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Nferbe, Mtnbsieh, 9unbe, etc.

Die ,Sumpbreps' Msbieins Company"
bon Nep gort perienbet auf Anfraee
cine Complimentary Gppie bon Or. Sum.
pbrsps' TbierdrstIidem Sanbbub $500
Seitsn) iiber bic 8sbanbluns bon 9fer.
ben, 8inepiet, Sunben, S6afsn unb
@e1IgeI.
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Wapne Spuntp.

Die @reuriion bes SonesbaIe 2ie'
berfrana nad Bort Serbs an 3. ausuit
tpar iebr gut beiuht unb bas Bersniisen
BET IbsiInsbmer elm srobss.
s@- 2eiet baS ,,@odenblatt" rssel.
mabi8 eS fpfet nur 80 90.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11
SaGer HR6 3eitl6rlfteR.

Der tlntsr,si6nsis finbist bisrmtt erssbtnif
at. bab sr eins 8u6assntur iibrrnpmmsn bat
unb I'm Stanbe IT, ale !3eitunsen, .3sititrifien,
8iter. 8ilper uip. In allen Spra6en In fhr3sr
3sit 3u Iiefern. SD balts mid BEN sssbritn
3sutiGtbum bsipnbsrs bsitsns smpfcblsn. eiff-
srunetn piinftlit unb reel.
aas Auftrass, i6riftltt iptpie miinbltt, psr-
ben auf bas i6rsllfs ausesflbrt.
Abmnssppa,
Aueuff 8lsin, 636 Cherry Strabs.
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Sdufer t1nb 2pfS

In Strf6iebtnsn Gbsilsn bon Tunmpre unb
psisrsturs su pnfauftn. llsbr prsiie unb
esfaitaisn sisbt ausfanft Srm. @ablsrs, ir,
@rppt Strabs, Dunmort.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11
9eutf6e 8riefIihe.

8rl. esOra abas, gBiaiam gramsr,
s. Gutenberg Jrau 9inis SGhier,
8rau ausuifa Ssplfr Q. We. Sapsu,
y: Sfnle 5frm. acrnftlp,
Siaaf prcTr, .. Stmiet
8. 6. Srsltsr, M. gssal,
gBsslty SeIser.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11

Cir stinbtrprgniisunssn nnb ScIfsbslnliig.
nnssn wirb bsftns esfsrst. Gins parabe wire
Nabmittags tltr ifaitfnbeu BET pelhr GIe.
Issenbeit esr SsHin leinf neut llnifcrmsn sun
sriten MaIe traseH pirb.
&zST Witslieen BON 8sreinrn, bic ibre Ssr-
etnsabjeidsn tragen, babsn frsisn Giuiritt guns
paTf. gniif bon 6uth's Sano.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11

Stuei betitfebe Mdbten,
psl6s bras unb btr allssmsinsn 5ausartsit
p6ats stpahlen Tnb, srbaIttn CUTE Stslluussn
in 3tnfs's Setel, 2i5 penn apfnut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11
Su oerfaufett :

Die Gdlct nit 5aus an Gfb unb wauI Stra'
Ben. Nabne ausfunft srtbsiIt aIsrmann
Butiernann. 26ba
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11
eJGbrlicbcs Nicmic.
abasbaltsn BON Der
sonntagsi6nle
-eer-
Shbe Parf oentiheu PrrsbBter. @smeinSe,
-lni-
9onneriiag, 10. Nngnit,
eSmt Sentrat SSarf.
Giniritt, 25 Gents.

Die DtutIbsn BON Scranton uub ltmgsssnb
unb fp9isa bic @tsbr pcn S6prltngsmeinpeu
iino adtunssppll ~ benz 6ete einssliosn, une
has Gpmits wiro nibts unpeiu6t laiIsn, um
alien Ssiuteru einrn anssusbmtu Nabmittas
unb Absne iu tersitsn..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11
SSierteS idbrliebes 9Sic SSic
1T
Centi6en &rieger : Ssereins,
Sm Grntrnl Barf,

0ienitae, Den %. Nusult 1898,
Gintriti, Sfrrn unh Dame. 25 Cents.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-30

A few years before the death of James
Russell Lowell he wrote a poem which
he was to read upon a certain public oc-
casion. Naturally the newspapers de-
sired to secure the copy. Mr.. H., who
was then and is yet engaged upon a Dos
ton daily newspaper, was detailed by his
managing editor to call upon Mr.. Low.
ell and secure, if possible, the much de-
sired poem. After Il great deal of I'M
portunity from the newspaper man Mr..
Lowell said:
"Let me ask you a question frankly,
man to man, and if then you decide that
| ought to give you the poem l promise
you l Will. If you knew l needed $500,
you would NOT ask Inc to give it to you.
l know that perfectly well. But that is
just what you are asking me. l have u
market for my poem in The Atlantic
Monthly provided they have the oppor-
tunity Of first publishing it. If it is first
printed in the daily newspapers of this
country, of course it is no use for IA mag
azine. Now, then, | tell you frankly,
l do need the $500, and l ask you the
question, Shall l give you the poem on
your request. or shall ! keep it for the
magazine::"
The newspaper man decided promptly,
and the poet was not deprived of his
$200.-Boston Herald.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-30

A very amusing scene occurred once
while l was serving a lady and gentle
man of the unmistakable upstart type.
They were grossly ignorant Of the most
elementary rules of table etiquette, SHOW
cling the food into their mouths with
their knives, which were constantly load
ed half way up to the handles. They
managed to struggle through their din
ner, sometimes casting aside knives and
forks and attacking game and poultry by
cutting them in halves and eating from
their hands, holding the leg. Sometimes,
too, they became ridiculously polite by
carving bread with knife and fork, but
the climax came when l set two bowls
Of rosewater before them as finger
glasses.
They looked at each other, and then
cautiously around the room, trying to
find some solution of hemysterious dish
before them, not having the sense to ig-
more it altogether. Whispered consulta-
tons took place, which presently grew
into a suppressed quarrel, the lady re-
preaching her lord for his ignorance.
Suddenly she was seen to shake the wa
ter around and around, and finally. with
a look OF contempt and superior wis.,
dom, she raised the bowl to her lips and
drank all the contents. Needless to say
that the hearty laughter of the other di-
ners made them feel the mistake. and
they beat a hasty retreat.-London Tit
Bits.