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Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-10
Patti Rosa in "Miss Dixie. y

Patti Rosa and her company come
to the opera house next Saturday
night, the l4th instant, and will be
seen in "Miss Dixie" The play Is a
farcical satire, in which the fad of
hypnotism is made use Of to create
fun, and opens up wide scope for the
purpose. AS is usual with the popu-
lar little star, she has an excellent
company, and 80 conservative paper
as the Galveston news pronounoes it
"The best organization she has ever
brought to Texas" 1t is especially
strong in comedy and vocal elements,
and among Its members are Joe Caw-
thorne, Maurice Darcy, Gerald Grif-
fin, Edgar S. lIalstead, Davis r.
Young, Edgar Coeir, Florence Ash
brooke, Carrie Francis, Fannie Il. Ja-
cobs and others. A large audience is
assured,
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-10
The Black Detective.

"The Black Detective" a sensational
comedy drama abounding in strong
situations and startling climaxes, was
presented for the first time in Boston
ut the Grand Opera House last eve
ming. The play is Of the Southern
type and designed for excitement.
Wash II. Melville acts in the title role
IN a good manner.--Boston Journal.
Will appear at Ghio's opera house
Friday night, Jan. 18th.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-10
The Most Pleasant Way

OF preventing the grippe, colds, head
aches and fevers is to use the liquid
laxative remedy, Syrup Of Figs, when
ever the system needs gentle, yet cf-
fective, cleansing. TO be benefited
one must get the true remedy, manu-
iactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only. For sale by all druggists in
SOC. and 81 bottles.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-10
The German.

Fully twenty couples, composing
the flower Of Texarkana social circles,
assembled last evening 10 participate
in the gaieties of a German, given by
the gallant members Of the popular
X. X. X. social club. The hospiia-
club rooms and spacious dancing hall
were brilliantly lighted and artistical-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-22
ocALA NEWS ITEMS.
Jails, Weddings, Oranges, and oth'
Pleasant Things.

Pleasant Things.
Ocala, Fla, Nov 20-Sherif Hodge
and Alderman George Macloy returned
last evening from Selma, Ala, whittier
they went, at the request of therboard of
county commissioners, to inspect jail
built at Selma by the company at Dalton,
Ga, that's building the Marion county Jail
All the tests come up to the promise, and
their trip of inspection was highly salts
factory.
Our people are busy discussing the good
fortune of the local fire companies at the
Sanford state tournament. They were
the winners of the state cup and cham
pionship, and Of the second cash prize for
greatest speed in making the course The
people are giving them a cOngratulatory
oyster supper tonight.
A wedding tomorrow morning, at the
Arlington, will be an occasion of great
interest. DR.. ". A Chisholm will ed
Miss Ella Mooring. Rev. j. NJ. Pike will
perform the ceremony.
The Earl Fruit Company, with offices
in the leading northern and western
cities, have established an Office in the
Ocala House
The Eagleton boats, on Lake Weir, are
sending, with railroad, two cars of fruit
a day.
Little Bess-Why is it that we read so much
more about mermaids than we do about mer-
men?
Little Bel-The idea. As if you never were
at the seaside-Detrolt Tribune.
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FLORIDA

One day last week Joseph Redding, Of Cit
rus county, shot and killed four deer
William Baughman, OF Pencil. Putnam
county, has ripe strawberries in his garden.
The First National Bank of Gainesville re-
ports an increase Of over 90 per cent. in de-
poSltS since Nov /.
The two companies OF the Third artillery
that were hurried away in August, on account
OF the yellow fever scare, are back again in
their old quarters at Fort Barrancas.
Monday incoming the city officers. upon
their arrival at the city Jail at Orlando, found
that hole had been tunneled from the cell
floor under the brick and three tramps of the
seven under sentence for vagrancy had es-
capped.
Palatka Advertiser crazy woman
named Black was arrested on last Thursday
by sheriff Hagan, and confined in Jail pend
ing an investigation Of her mental condition
that two men are pursuing her for the purpose
OF numbering her with chlorofOrm. She in
sists that she can see them at all times near
ner, and tries TO point them out TO others.
On other subjects she is quite sane and intel
ligent. On Saturday night she was allowed
10 leave for Atlanta where she says her father
lives who IS wellto-do.
At the conclusion of the trial OF the murder
ers Of the late Lewis Marot held in Orlando.
the custodian Of the fund raised at Zellwood
LOT the apprehension and conviction of the
Murderers called meeting of the subscrib-
ers 10 that fund to decide to whom the fund
was to be paid. The meeting was held sat
urday afternoon. Nov. Is. Beside the large
number of subscribers there were present
representatives of the following places OF
northwest Orange: Lowell S Landing Apaplla.
plymouth, Mcdonald. Nierrimack BAY Ridge.
Tangerine, and Zellwood The chairman
called for report from the custodian which
was duly presented. After free discussion
II was decided unanimously that John Walter
Mcdonald was entitled to the amount raised
"a total OF S1s7.
Pensacola News: J. 6. Borras. vice consul
OF the Spanish government at this bort, in
forms the News that he has received an ON
clal communication announcing that the
spanish government has awarded 10 Capt !
w, pierce, OF the American schooner Kate "a
medal OF honor for having saved the lives of
three shlpWrecked Spanish seamen belonging
70 the smack Angelica of Havana About
May p last the schooner Kate put INTO this
port with a cargo oil fruit for Mobile She
mad the three shlpwrecked seameu on board
Capt. PIERCE Immediately reported the facts
OF the case to Vice Consul Borras
Inc seamen were almost dead from
exposure when they were picked UP by Capt.
Flerte ana rel orted that two OF the crew of
their smack had been drowned the smack
having been wrecked. The three SeaIuen
rescued uy Capt Pierce escaped IN q yavI
boat. In which they were when he picked
them up. one Of the rescued men was the
captain or the smack. Ice Consul Borra S
supplied them with their immediate needs of
clothing, etc, and arranged with Capt Pierce
20 convey lhem TO Key W est. where the vessel
belonged. This was done, and from Kew
west the sednen were sent back TO havana
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HEAVY ORANGE SHIPMENTS.
But They VIII be Held up for While
to Clear the Market


Maitland. Fla, Nov. 2L-After a few
weeks of active shipments our four pack
ing houses have suspended general orange
movements until Thanksgiving day sales
clear out the northern markets of sur
plus stock and the holidays create new
and increased demand. Shipments have
been very large.
The freight trains of the South Florida
division Of the Savannah, Florida and
Western railway, from Sanford 10 Port
Tau pa, both ways are simply immense,
indicating an unusually early and active
opening of the winter business. Pas
sengl traffic is also very heavy,
COntir ming previous sugges tons Of
big influx of tourists this season.
So far as Maitland and this vicinity is
concerned the season has opened most
auspiciOusly.
The hoJel at LOngwOod, closed last
winter. will be reopened this season.
wINTER PARK
Has struck a new boom, having closed
NEGOTIATIONS with the National Spiritual
lists for winter quarters here for their
convention or camp meeting. Some
citizens rather object TO this new de-
partUre as the city is a stronghold ofthe
COngrega who have Rollins
college here.
Last year Maitland had Editor William
DTysdale, Of the New York Times as one of
its distinguished guests, but in his absence
this season we hope to enjoy the society
of Rev. Dr. Charles Beecher, younger
brother of the late Henry Ward Beecher,
who is both a great preacher and learned
author.
Bishop n. B. Whipple, of Minnesota,
viii be here Saturday; Rev. Dr. J. S.
hedney, of Faribault, MINI, and family,
On. A. w Kingsley and family, of Eliza
beth, n. j., Mrs. F. NJ Woodward, of
New York and Mr.. S. w. Bronson and
family. of Michigan are already occupy
ing their elegant winter homes on Lake
Maitland.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-22
CONTENTS OF GAMELkND.
FOR OCTOBER.

Ideal Hunting and Fishing Grounds An
Otter Hunt, Pike, Duck Shooting on Honey
Creek, A Woodland Repast Errors in Pict-
ureS, Art in Taxidermy, Wisconsin Wilds,
A Champion of the Dog, Nearly Run Down
Prairie Chicken Ground Alligator steak
Mammoth Sturgeon. Dove and Squirrel
Diugman's Ferry. Pa, Burgess Repeating
Shotgun In the AoirOndacks A Reelection
Rifle Reports, Short Reviews. Mollusx and
Mineral, More Trout Truths, Scattered shot,
Spray. salt Water Fishers and Fishing. The
Dog. sttrd Notes. The Motley Fisher Shoot
INK Fresh Water Fishes and Fishing, Talks
With Tyro, Fireside Thoughts.
Price lOc. For sale at
Estill'S News Depot,
2151 Bull street, Savannah, ca.
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Connections at Savannah, Albany, Amerl-
Gus ana Montgomery with the various diyerz
ing lines and at Abbeville with the Abbevilie
and Waycross railroad.
Passengers will be allowed to ride on all
freight trains of S., A. & NJ railway.
G. b. WILBURN
General Passenger Agent
D. M CAROLlN, Agent, Savannah. Ga
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FACIAL SOAP.
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
The News Of the Two States Told in
Paragraphs.

Two Houses Burned to the Ground
and Two Damaged by Fire at Rome.
Capt. s. II. Chestnut, of Clarksville,
Wounded by an Assassin's Bullet.
An Atlanta Prisoner Trying to
Starve Himself.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-22
All pav at the Desk

Even IN the strongest 'itutions the
stock Of vitality is not inezhaustt0le. All Gav
at the desk. without a due modicun of o.U OF
door exercise, is calculated TO pump the in
hereat Flgor out Of a healthy man or woman
WIN as much certainty as water is pumped
out OF a ship S hold by donkey engine.
Application to usiness is praiseworthv Of
course, but this may be overdone. expand
your lungs, stretch your limbs with vigorous
exercise occasionally. and owe all. if YOU
IND that oYerwork has made iuroads upon
heath' try course OF Hostetter's stomach
bltteTs' which stimulates digestion ana re.su.
Tvs Sn7 towels. liver and system generally.
"ultA, saJ physicians, commend 30 10 the use
~ lhydncs 10 general Beneficial IN malarfar.
--ad. - '''9 NOlA paints.
daisy MIN OAau cigar is
pm aiil-4esi it tastes like it.--Detroit Free
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Florida Central and Peninsu1ar RaiIroo>

CONC SOrTH-READ D0WN
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bic difficulty in passing the new issue, agreed
to make a very decided and vigorous kick
against receiving any more OF IL. Yesterdays
pay roll Of No. mill was $4,000. $500 OF IL
was met with currency and 5000 IN the new
issue. A reporter visited the mill SHORTY
after the first excitement. and found Mr.. Nc
Lendon in his office Mr.. McLendOn said tnat
he was very much surprised that the impress
sion had gotten out that merchants OF FhenlX
City would refuse to take any more Of the
scrip. as a large number had called on him
Friday and assured him that they would con-
tinue to receive it. The matter will, no doubt.
be satisfactorily adjusted, and the WeaYeIs
will, without an exception. return TO Work.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-14

Connections at Savannah. Albany. Amerl-
Gus and Montgomery with the various diverp-
ing lines and at Abbeville with the Abbevilie
and Waycross railroad
Passengers win be allowed to ride on all
freight trains Of S., A. s. NJ. railway.
G. b. WILBURN,
General Passenger Agent
j. M. CAROLYN, Agent savannah, Ca.
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WOOlpuRY'S FACIAL SOAP

For the Skin, Scalp and Complexion.
The result OF 20 years experience treating
the Skin. A book on Dermatology with each
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and clean Skin treatment
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-14

Connection made by trains 81 and 80
with Richmond and Danville vestibule trains
Aosolutely quickest schedule between Savan-
nah and Augusta.
Trains arrive and depart from Central rail.
road passenger station
e. FORD, Superintendent.
l. M. FLEMING. I.R VAN DIVTERE
Gen. Pass. Agent. Tray. Pass. Agt
City Ticket Agent, No. Bull street.
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FTNHE steamships Of this company ore ap-
L pointed TO sail from Savannah for Balti-
more as follows-standard time:
VIM. CRANE. Capt WIN j, BOND, WEDNES
DAY, Nov, Is 1890 p m.
D. H. MILLER. Capt C. w. BILLUPs,
SATURDAY, Nov. Is, p. m.
ALLEGHANY, Capt. 2. MCPHERSON, JR.,
WEDNESDAY, Nov. -, p. m.
And from Baltimore every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY.
Through bills Of lading given to all points
West, all the manufacturing towns in New
England, and to ports CT the United Kingdom
and the Continent.
J.J. CAROLAN, Agent,
Baltimore wharf.
J. c. WHIT NEY Traffc Manager, Baltimore
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RAILROADS.


WAYCKOSS SHORT LINE-TIME CARD
OF THROUGH TRAINS TO FLORIDA SOUTHERN GEORGIA
KKAD DOWN COR 70 ooI. 8 1898 CONC NOTIFIED Up
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Neue Mn,ei8en.
Or. q hpop offrrirt


oeutihm Wdnnern nnn 0-nneu autsn Isrhisnit
-'ir Den 8srtnui bon Or. S9oob's @ieoerbers
tieller, Der beribmie Neruenfidfter au Dug
g,nen unb sdioltr. fur e., Sanbba,una De-
ana'ilsn srtbsIuns bon probsn uno Sra1.
tenbii bern, iowie fiir ole Ginrubruns siuer mie.
o,rh, 4 lenoen apusien.
Or Shoop bat ale Nnoeren bnou-h lbe'.
fiji lelt, fa6 IT Die u RIA DE b,r 70 ( br lb
bano nsbmenosn dbronli ben 8ra.tbeiten eintm
ip j,sQen Siuflum unterwarf
Gr fano. bat aewiife Rerben p6q tdn.
oiae &oniroae iiber ben Rogen fie eeber Die
Rieren unb alle iuntre Sraant bsfiben. @snr
oteie @erpen gsihwdnt oo'r srihopft 4 b 70
usroout rr Wosen ole Rubruns n,dt, Die g..
ber rutrn geIdbmt uno bns lan5e o. item fpirf
our& oisien WanSsI on asrDenhdtts unisr.
,robsu
Or. edoop's @isosrbsrHslIer il sirs Wa.
deu.. stbtI. uno Alersn eur, inotm tr auf ole
Rtrpen sinlpirtt mslbe oitie Orga { control
ireu. sein ..Nsroine. ionosrn elm Reipsn.
stdrfur 9smitel Gr forrsrt Die 8,roauung
euiut 0ispel fla uub part.eblstsit purd B 6.
fetttauna Der urfads.
3ranfen ut, oiefs n,ue Gato dung btfhre'b
sno, iowle B.oben Der arjneea uuo 8sb,ng
unBsn Tur ag'nien perf nbsf ftsi gegsn Gtn.
isnouns elmer Gts. 8riefm ri 3
Or. Sboop, 500 Waiu Gt.,
Naeiue, 0Yis
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3este Madbriateu.

@oup. pattifon bon BennipIpanien
bat eS ftir n5ibis bsfunben. ii6 su bio.
mieren rurh feline @rfldruns su @unifen
Der S6lisbuns Der columbus NusItel.
une an Sonntagen. gpenn er oies eiue
Bemeeuns i'm Sinne oes 8olfes nennt.
10 fennt er bas Bolt penie ober aai
oi&t- .tpirb eS absr fennen Iernsn. t,enn
sr pieoer fur elm 9Imt fanbioirsn iollte.
Mn Der 8abnireusuns su 2onsbaIe, in
8booe SSlano. fubr am Mlittpod Dior.
gen nbr bic 2olomoiips zines 5radt.
suaeS in cine Sdlttenpartie BON BAN.
iudet binein. IS tpuroen aht 8erioner
auf Der Steae sei0biet unb is6,sbn per
lest; BON bieien tperben nod a9t bis
Nbn iterben.
Sn 6remont, Obio. itarb Dienftap
Ra6t UNI IL rlbr Gr.prdiicent Ruiber.
foro 3. 9npss i'm Mlier bon iber fisben.
iis Sabren. @r tpar breimaI @cupern5r
Don Obio unb ipuroe i'm Sabre 1876 aum
Prdlioenten Der Der. Staaten eripdblt
: obsr eisentli& in bas Mmt binein &c.
Bdblt.
Wlattbep Stanley Auap tpurbe am
Oienitas BON Der Bennfplpania @eieb'
sebuna ipieoer aum Ser. ct. Senato,
erwdblt. SIN Senat srbielt er uae re.
uublltaniiden Stimmen, i'm Sauie per.
lor .er cine.
SdIt bic iebise 2dIts nod e:nise 8si
an. 10 brobt in Neip Yort, 8rootlpn,
4blIaoeIpbia unb anoeren @roBidotsn
aObIenmansel. S6ou isst iino ble Dor
!atbe itdrf eridSpft uno neue 8uiubrsr
taum su baben.
D0- Mnnoncirt i'm ,,WpdenbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-20
GeriMtli6eS.

- DiIfriitanpaIt aelIp pirb srobs
anfrensunsen MAIDEN, um bic anses
iammeIten 3riminalfaQe enbIid in be,
tommenben Sisuns absuwideln. Die
mi6tisfen Sale iino brei 2ibeItlassn -
DC DOM lusb seaen s. s. uno Sobn 6ib'
iimmons. unb SO. 8. 8aine seesn CLAUDE
8. Wbstitone unb Danisl 8. Sart, =
iammtli& aus maliti5ien 3situnssarti'
tsln eniftsbenb.
= Die arsumentIife far bic am
Noutae, ben 8. Sebruar. itattfineenes
@eridtsEeuns ipurbe am Montas poq'
snbst unb es bsfnben fi& barauf 81
5dle; elf BON bieien iinb S&sibun8s'
faqe. Das Quarter SeifiOn Be3ei&nie
umfaSt SO Sale. BON benen 81 ourt
asuie anssiirenst iporcen fnb. bic bon
lbren perfaaenen 8lrsi4aften befreil
iein tpoaen.
IS Die @eri1tsbeamten ipunbern iid
ibsr ben Anbrans bon 2suten, tpsI&e ib'
stpsites obsr poaes Bdreerpapier beraua
nsbmsn, unb iasen. boB ibnen ME aupO,
cine abnli1e Grideinuns bsfannt mar
Der fommenbs Samitas 1T Der lebte Iaa
.ur grlansuns bon 8apieren. ole gum
5timmen bel Der StdbiabrspabI bsre&'
lieen.
= Dis stpeite @ode bes Sanuar Ter.
Minis bss Common TIeas @eri&tes be-
sann am Wontas Worsen. &idte'
Smith flbrte ben 0orfis i'm Sauptiaale.
Ri1tsr Mrdbalb in go. . unb 8i4te,
SeeIsp bon Dapne County in 80. 8.
Solsenoe 8lusefdIle ipuroen aIs &c.
iGliGtst ansemslbet: 8. v. Serunton
aesen W. aB. Wannss, Sobn 2pn4 uni
Batrif Marrin sssen bic Lsbieb 8aasr
Gompanie. uno 6ebr. Soplsp ee8en
lbomas WeGOurt uno IapIor. Rulbsrin
& 60.
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Die GarneDalSs Sieane.

Sin ber praHtpoq 8si1mddten 2ieber'
frans Salle batte ii& am Wontus Abenb
cine slan3enbe @sisli&aft bon Serren
unb Damen einssfunben, ipeI6e sefom.
men iparen. I'm benz ,.2leinen &atb" i'm
Rarrsnrei&e ibre SulOieuneen bar,u'
brinssn. Sober Sib in Der seraumieen
Dale tpar beiebt unp piele 8eiu6er
mubten NIT Stsbraum borlieb nebmen.
obsr auf bic Galerie fi& suriidsisben
Die fol9enben auswdrtisen Yereine bat'
ten Delssatsn esianbt: Gi&enfranj BON
Rem Dori, Wtdnnerdor bon Neaoins.
eoneorbia unb Sdnssrbunb BON @iltss.
barre, Nldnner1or BON Saaleton. Uldn'
nerdur bon Sonesoale, @ermania bon
Ga,t ,tonbale; auBeroen traren her Turn'
usrein. Sdnserrunbe uno Mrion BON bier
s,emliG sablrei& pertreten.
Die SaupiFsur bes Nbenbs mar CO.
lumbus, iuu,b,s perionifi3irt our& 5rant
2suibner, tpelber auf bem Dege sur
austeQuns na& Gbieaso fur eenanntcn
Absnb in Der 2,soeriran3 Saae &aft bieli
unb bon bem ,,2leinen Hatb" nod Sc.
bGtr fstirt parb. Die baipiid&li&ten
Aftsure bes Mbenbs paren ditto ara&t.
@arnepaI. praiibsnt; Sran, Summler.
q. Mofss. gom. 8artI, George Helten.
Gonrab Sdr5ber. 8,ftor ao&, Anton
Yaumann. 8. Ofbaus, Sobn 2IaRen.
8. Nsi1srt. 1bso. b. aonscnp, Srsb. S.
lBiomaper, s. 8. 8opff. Or. @anter.
albert 8snie. Gbas. Nobinfon. Bor
trase iaiprii@en, ipisisen unb tumoriiti.
idsn SnbalteS sabsn bic bsm Columbus
IL sntitsissnben Srans unb Srib QUINN.
Ter, 8laHen, Reihert, MofeS, Srisberi6
unb Wabl gum Bsfen. Au& Der Weib'
na1tsmann nit isiner Bei&eeruns ma,
isbr selunsen, bat .aber bis bato per'
iaumt, bic beuubte 2rauatte ab3aliefern.
@s seb5rt cine ssipanbtere Seoer eaau.
ais unier Rsporter fs fiibrt, um al BIT
Ibaten unp Rebsn bsS MbenoS eebiibs
renb su perseiGnen. gDir bef6rdnfen
uns baber barauf, 3u iasen. bab bic
sanse Seier nit pislsm 8e,itanbnib un
laft einseleitst tporhen tpur uno al bi.
ein3sInen piseen sldnaeno our&seflbri
putben; 70 bab Rsnner berarfiBer Ssfs
nit boQem Hs6te bsbaupteien. bic Sie
esrtran3 Narren. Sisunsen f6nnten iid
warois benisnissn Der @robitaote jui
Ssite teaen.
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- aus Salifar. 81. g., tparb am ii
San. ssmsloet: Ra6 aus gutter NueDs
itammenoer UlitibelIuns ioa bic Reabine
@.ienbubn semsini6afilid nit ben anbe'
rem mt ibr per5dnnetsn 8abnen. nit Der
@anacifden Baclfic g,isnbabn einen
Deal" obsei4loHtn ober nabssu abse
'dIoRen baben, ponad fait bic idmmiIi.
den 2obIenfsloer NsuidOitIanbs urter
lbre Gontroae selansen. Dem ..Gom
bine" iOaen fiber Sl7. 900, 900 fur bas
ptoieft sur 8srfisune fsbsn. Dis g..
alslatur NeufbotilaneS lit, ipie es beibi.
auf na4te Wode suiammen berufsn nor.
ben, um ben 8ertraa 3u beiidiissn.
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Cine apoffclifhe Delegation tn ben
Der. &taaten.

Ser pdpitlihe Gblesat in Waibinaton.
Ner. Satoli, erbislt BON Or. O'gon.
ned, bem amerifdnishen Ssfretdr bel
Congregation de propaganda fdei,"
Der ibn na1 ben Der. Siautsn 'besleitets
unb fiilSliu nab Rom surldfsbrte, cine
Gabelbepeide folsenben Snbalts: ,.Gins
apofoIii4e Delegation 1T in ben Der.
Staotsn bauernb erridtet iporben uni
Sic linb alS eifer Dsleeat beitdiist tpor.
ben. C'Gonnea." Gum Sefreiar ben
Delegation III Gbrp. j. 8. Scooter bon
4lbanp. y. D.. srnannt iporoen. be-,
Usreits pen Nom nod @aihinetOn abae.
rsiit uno Dsr nsbsrbrinssr ner pSshIi6en
8uae it. bur& rpsl&e bic grri&tans ser
Delegation aasesips0@sn uisp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-20
OanffaAum9.

Bel bsm uns 70 i&pr bsirOf.nsn gsrIr h
ntbmsn mir TranlaRuna. Serrn pahcr u 8
malfsr fir bic trOureids . sblsi tnni fen Tani
ab3ufatieu; besaei6en aud BEN 8irdenhor
5uaenp. Yereiu, ben Blumsnip'nprn. Der 5rei
liaratb Sarus ri une Der p. .. 9. Of Qoae
wie aud aafn Grsunpsn, Stianntsn une Nieb.
barn fir Tie pissn S,peile Res Nitssfiblts fir
ben Bafcrtsntn uno uns lsltf.
@ihwt gD m. Qinn
unb 8amil
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Il Der Cbio 1T bon Yiitsburs. ba mo
er ourd ben 8ufammeniaab oes slaesbenp
NIT bem Wloncnsabela BebiIost miro. b's
oa, mo er BET Gairo in ben Nliiiiiiippi
mdnest. nit elmer feiten Gisoeds beoedt.
~ WshslIt bas ,.@o&enblatt''-es
enibdIt ale Radridten-s2 iabrIi1. ,
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@ift bu Farmer?

@t pilTm cine Garm III psrfaufsn NIT 228
aftr e,nb, Splj. unp Wfibslaup, Walr etc
Die 6sbGnps aliein Gnp iibu 81 U, wsrtp
prsis elpa $35lW unb fam Gin 1bsiI Der 8auf
(ummt auf Wortgaas ftbsn bltibsu. Wdbrfs
IN Der ,,0phsnblatt Office, 5if Qada. Mpe.
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Gin yumpgeaie.

Simmermtrtbin: pSerr Stu.
bioIus, es mar tpdbrenb Sbrer slb,
ipelsnbeit Gin Serr bier, gtamenS @iins
tber." Stuoent: r@iinther ?
@iintberp Sd babe aber meincS SSiis
iens oar feinen @ldubioer bielcs 9ias
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