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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07
ALCOHOL AND COLD.
Science Proves that Liquor Weaken.
the Resisting Power of the Body.


the Resisting Power of the Body.
From an article in The Irish Ecclesias-
teal Record we gather the following
scientific testimony on this subject;
DR.. Davis of Chicago tells us that
from extensive experiments made by him
in 1880 he found when alcohol is taken
into the system the temperature Of the
body begins to fall within half an hour
and continues to decrease from two to
three hours. The extent and duration OF
reduction We're IN direct proportion to the
amount Of alcohol taken"
Professor Eipz tried experiments on
the lower animals with the result that
he found there was a fall of between
and ; degrees after fatal dose had
been administ, red.
1T is a fallacy." says Sir William
Gull, the famous English doctor, Ito
say that man ought to take glass OF
brandy on y cold morning to keep him
warm, on had better give a man food"
DIR. Barron says that 1T is quite de
fusion to imagine that alcohol causes
warmth: it lowers the temperature Of
the whole body"
We can point TO other practical proofs
Of this important point. During the
Russian campaign of 1912. SO fatal 60 the
interests ui France. it was found that
almost an the soldiers who used alcohol
sunk NJ ,fr the cold and fatigue. while
only very few ahsya,n.rs fell victims 10
theso rigors, The Eskimos, GrconlAndrrs.
Lallaudera aud 81 her inhabitants of tho
coolest countries IN the world TESTIFY
that alcohol would unfit them for en-
durin% their severe climate.
The -o.,l"rS N the Russian nr,oy when
on the ,u.rch III cold weather not only
Us" no ari-at spirits. hut no man WHO
h. he-u j.',iv drinking Is a.ipwrI tpHr.
comI-.nN th.-A. as his drua..-n / haDcu
wou.i r,n4tr him quite uult t,wltn-
stAH1 tir crii. Thr eIme >.rscj alb, I
n"nen n,- bean fuuul BY actual export.
,n. ~ '.4r ar g. eyI-.dhucuS Il. bt tue
IT,; preventive 4- inst cu.4
li'rrat y. ..4e It IS known that ril aAl
experienced drivers of Stage v!.a e,t ~
Il" Ink fri ur- IN tAr rol ~. weather.
ar I'll IN" l1t &C drnklu- a.t Cote.
winch i t'ln mnch warW r than
any trrrl'- ..yt.p.c 1u1A.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07
"The Forums" Reduction of Price.

The Forum, which It's readers regard as
one of the foremost Of our periodicals. re-
duces its price, beginning with the Deem
Der number from S. to 81 q year, from
fifty cents TO twenty five cents copy
This is the most noteworthy reduction in
periodical literature that has taken place
Magazines OF fiction and adventure, the
Illustrated monthles were within every
oody's reach even before the recent reduc-
ton in the price of some of them. But no
periodical OF the class of The Forum has
ever been sold for twenty five cents 1t
becomes the cheapest by half Of all great
reviews in the world, and its character is
in no way changed.
This reduction OF price puts The Forum
easily within the reach of every man and
woman who desires to keep abreast of the
times. The extent to which this reduction
will add TO popular education on great
subjects is incalculable. The ablest articles
by the foremost writers are now offered at
less than two cents each The December
loi COIldiUs the IDllOW-
ing sixteen articles Are Presidential
Appointments for Sale?' William ID.
Foulke; Necessity for Immediate Tariff
Reduction" A. Augustus Healey; "A Plan
for an Automatic, non-Political Tariff"
Hon. w. j. Coombs; Francis Parkmau
and his Work." Julius H. Waid; Child
Study; the Basis of Exact Education"
President G. Stanley Hall; Israel Among
the Nations" W. Z. II. Lecky; The Be-
ginning of Man and the Age of the Race"
DR.. d. G. Brinton; Need not Of More
Money but Better Exchange" T. G. Shear
man; "How to Deal with q Filibustering
Minority" John B. McMaster; Use Of
Rich Men in Republic" Frederic Harr-
son; Mr.. Goodwin Smiths Views on
our History" Woodrow Wilson; "A Plan
to Free Our Schools from Politics." DR.. j.
NJ. Rice; 1.-The Most Popular Novels in
America" Hamilton W. Mabie; Lasting
Results of the Worlds Fair" Alice Free
man Palmer; 'The Fairs Results to the
City Of Chicago" Franklin H. Head.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07
Literary Notes,

Ten short stories, a contemporary view
of Virginia by Thomas Nelson Page, q
pen-picture of the present House of Com
mons by Thomas Power O'Conner. and q
description of Mexican ranch life by
Frederic Remington are some Of the at
fractions of Hdrper's Magazine for De-
cember. Pictorially, the number is said to
be unsurpassed by any of its predecessors.
Charles Reade's THE Cloister and the
Hearth" which the critics pronounce his
finest novel, is at last to be presented to
his admirers in fitting form. A new
edition, In two volumes, with $50 illustra-
tons from drawings by William Martin
johnson. will be published by Harper &
Brothers in time for the holiday buyer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07

sample copies free. He4kjy ii Semi Ht.lJ,,
-. DlHY including SUNDAY. 40 Yhe SnagGg
irIhnne separately, - Tribune Almanac Tor
l-'i, ready In January, - cents An previous
numbers eclip-ed.
IHI TEIEt NJ,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07
IN THE APIARY.
Mrs. Harrison's Illustrated Description
Of Bee Escape.

Mrs. Harrison, whose success in bee
keeping entities her remarks to consider
alton, says in communication to The
Prairie Farmer that the trade in honey
now demands that it shall be stored in
one pound sections of the smoothest and
whitest wood and that the honeycomb
shall be of snowy whiteness and free
from any discolorations. In order to
preserve its pristine loveliness it should
he removed from the bees AS soon as
sealed to keep it from being travel
stained, as they frequent muddy pools
and are not always careful to wipe their
feet. Bee culture for several seasons has
been under cloud, owing to low prices
for the product and poor seasons. and
beekeepers have sought out many inven-
tons to cheaper its production and have
given to us the bee escape.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07

NlNlt tF MAINE.
HA>Coch. : ->ufrmhcr =. 4. 4. l-tG
'I'ltlN Is u n tie notice that On the tWrut, sec
L ond day ot November. \ u l.t1 warrant
IN Insolvency Was issued out ui the court Of fu-,t
veucy for said county Of Hancock against the 8.
tate Of Gavin ". Reed. of fremont I'D the
county OF Hancock, state Of Marie, adJutgrd To be
an lnsolvent debtor On petition OF -siI ,ioi,,ar
which petition was tl.d On tht. twenty s,.,,,,i
dAy OF November A u. !ossi. u Which last named
iate interest On claims j. to be commit.
that the payment of any debts All hi ,intf,
ahi transfer OF any properly belonging TO ana
eo'nf' % MIN or inr H. use, and the delivery ANA
transfer ot any propertJ by him are forbidden by
"a" thht inte'lg Of the creditors cf said debtor
y Prove Their dehtS amt choose onr ~ more al
si2.eeS "i Ms estate. viii be held At a Court
q lhaolNcn Q ne holden at tue Probate tnn-t
,''uf III i'd' ksport In -ltt Couutr # Harr,rt on
Me'hes, = the \ re"rth day Of december 4 u
Il ), At IL Or och VI The forenoon
tlv' un'ier ms hin.i thr tate Arst abo @ ysrt,
ten. WILLIAM EE%>Lt ~
DEPUTY sheriff a. Messenger OF the nurt az In
S"iNehcF f"r SAID county Of lIancnck
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07

A god barn will All you in Increasing
the profit from the farm. We are now
coming toward good time If the y,..r
for building But before you begin MAKE
a thorough study q plans No-iyrn barn,
arr bulll differently from the sur; ;aAt
was ia favor 20 wears ago. AMI they -,.rv.
III" present re.ti- better One item ia
nH'in- 1T do il 81 that You may f,-i
with tn. Yeast possible labor
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07
A Sumcteut Cure,

A Detroiter, possessed of the idea that
he was a sleuth of the class in which vi
docq made his great fame, went to Chi
cago and succeeded in having his name
placed on the list Of Columbian guards.
He was bright and full of business. He
thought very we'll Of himself, and as re-
suit of all these considerations he was
made detective. This sudden elevation
Of a tyro to the position Of a full fledged
thief catcher suggested to the light fin
gered gentry that their ability was being
underestimate by the management, and
they proceeded to show just how much
of a fly cop" the man from Detroit was.
They robbed him twice in rapid success
sion and then at rather brief intervals
until he really began TO wonder whether
he was enough Of q detective to keep his
uniform from being stolen off his person
in broad day ii-,ht. He has entirely re-
viscd his opinion of himself as a sleuth
hound ann II asluging his friends here
with reqHcs'+ to get him u Job rs street
car driv'r Detroit Free Press
I ANY body actions SPEAK louder than words,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07
ORCHARD GRASS.

sufficient per acre. He is also credited
with saying: Il know Of no grasses great
Or in value for the second crop than or
chard grass and June grass. and really
strong point in favor of those two grass
es is their value as a second crop l
have got three crops year from those
two grasses, and the third crop was
larger than ny neighbors could show
from ordinary grass for their second
crop. OF course the land was well ma
nured "
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07

This drag consists Of by inch pine
2 feet long, turned On elsc. having six
three-quartcr inch holes bored in c-ch 70
receive six fvc-eighth inch hol, rol,thal
run the whole width Of harrow. a. shown
in cut SIX Of The pine pieces are f,,.t
long, having a narrow boAri loltei Ii
top and bottom t. act as smoo'hers ard
TO draw by. The teeth are made II /. by
one-quarter inch stc,l i. inches hong.
sharpened al both ends and sides like a
butcher knife, These are placed b,twe,n
the wooden pieces at an angl~ Il SO de-
grecs and the bolts screwed tight. The
bolts should IT, placed a, such distances
apart that they viii hold til" t"''h at the
night angle
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07

The EXPRESS has u LARGER CIRCT-
LATIOS than any other daily paper pub
ushed In Maine.
It could not have achieved this success
did IL not merit 1t. and the earnest efforts
of lbs mana &c ment will he given to greater
Improvements In every particular.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07
An In.,p-nsiye Sod Drag.

In ~" Glib; h're reproduced from Tie
Farm Iurf.A! Is a homemade drag d.
vlsel AMI successfully employed by
South Dakota farmer, who found HIM
s,lf IN possession u - acr,s Il tough -.
hlt without the means FOR buying an *
p,uslVe drag
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.

The miscellaneous department viii he
frrsh, bright, interesting and Instructive.
II will include stories ana cont ributions
from the best authors.
The EMPRESS has great faith in the re-
sources Of Maine aud Is devoted to the
growth and prosperity OF the state.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07

| was a B0y,"

Writes Postmaster J. c. WooDsoN,
Forest Hill. W. Va. Il had a bron-
chial trouble Of such a persistent
and stubborn character, that the
doctor pronounced II mcurable with
ordinary medicines. and advised
me to try Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
did so, ana one bottle cured me.
Fer the last fifteen years. | have
used this preparation with good
effect whenever | take
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07
Efaal N otitts.
~. ->,-s>-----s' ~
N,ate Of Maine,
HANCOCK IS To the Sherifs of our
/. s. respective Counties, or either Of their
na,utias GREETING.

49, HANCOCK, IS TO the Sheriff. of our
l.. $. respective Counties, or either Of their
lt Deputies. GREETING;
WYE COMMAND You to attach the goods or
w estate of Arthur W. Ellis of Eden, Han
cock county, Maine, and also to attach the wood
Gu frame building situated In BAR Harbor Eden,
Hancock county, Maine. on land owned by T. :,
H. Roslick the lot on which said building stands
being bounded on the north by West street, on
the west by Rodck avenue, an the east 10y lot
occupied by +. v. Gregory and on the south by
the lot occupied by Arthur W Els and Julia H.
Ellis as a house lot: which said building Is owned
by said Arthur W. ELS or by some person or
persons unknown TO the plaintiff. Ia the value Of
four hundred dollars. and summon the said
defendant ~ he may he found Ia your precinct,
Ia appear before our Justices pf thu supreme Ju
dctal court next to be holden 10 Ellsworth. with.
In and for eur county Of Hancock, on the second
Tuesday of October next then aud there Ia our
said court to answer unto John r Whitcomh,
Charles H. Saynes aud John @. Nhitnes, all of
Ellsworth In said county, partners as " hitcomh,
Haynes \ Go. In plea Of the case for that the
said defendant at said Eden. to wit Ellsworth,
on the day OF the purchase Of this writ being In
dehted 10 the plaintiffs In the sum of two hun.
drcd and one dollars and twenty seven cents, ac-
curdng 10 the account annexed then aud there In
consideration thereof promised the plaintiffs &"
pay them the same sum ON demand.
ELLSWORTH FALLS, ME., Aug. 8. ISIS.
MIR \. " Eli. Bar Harbor
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07

The projec; u holding a winter fair in
San Francis, Is gaining strength, and if
the financial troubles do not check ii the
scheme viii he carried ont. Much de-
ponds upon the personal influence Of
Herr Cornely, the German manager. who
is on the coast TO push the matter The
Southern Pacific company and many
large corporations are earnestly in favor
of the project
The trustt : Of military academy in
Macon, No, have brought an action for
heavy damages against five ministers
for issuing boycott on the academy be
cause dancirg was taught the cadets
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07
NEWS DEPARTMENT.

With constantly extending facilities for
news gathering the EMPRESS viii place
before It, readers the latest local and gem
erai news fully and impartialIy. hut the
sensational will be avoided aud the unclran
and etfonabip excluded.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07

The EMPRESS viii favor the principles OF
the Republican party and will support it,
candidates. IL Will not descend however
to the misrepresentation aud abuse of its
political opponents.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07

johnny. get up; the sun has been up three
hours" "Let him; don't have to shine fora
nying."-TrIfA.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07
The Atlantic
for 1904

w.I contain 4aYu. 1ta-r lttrt.t.Dr..
pbui, ant h.. VT. S,,, S,, = ., .
- go ~ ''' g
Dciand
lh!s 4, nnf"nli.liT tlc n."-t important work ~
th' Au'IHF - '@"4" "drFt Frr"tt'r.' IN Giving
s''Ihe "i ne I'F'tn% problems 10 u"tcrn -U-..nl
Hi" ~ titi N"F' in'r'a<h ", ami treated Hitn
admirable XII. amt grace
SNORT stories.
Ey Nl-- JeVcu. Mr.. CauI-rwoot. J.sei ibipJ.
Ter Harris. Mr- Ntg.iu ana he's
History and Biograph,
ivan BIZ. ,...,. e...,I,..,.. ...
tr.,,, .,tt ,i,t,, III VI l"Ptf-
historian. Hon. d { Bancroft DAN, pr,t,..
-pr MtnirnaA ami Others.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07

Ifanyhody'- actions speak louder than words
they must be those u thu has drummer
Trey Ertss.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-08
2itf&fcn.

-Serr Souls SeibsI, 9odtsr anna
unb Sobn Souls befeben iid bieie Wp6e
bic IusfeIuns in @bieaso.
-Sn Der Butler @rubs su Smith.
bile, elmer Der probuftipaen tieier Sc.
ssnb. tpurbe am Dienitas elm Seuer ents
bedt. bas in ben aIten @erfen auseebro,
den ipar. Wtan bat besonnen. sur Ddm'
pfuns Der SIammen 8afsr einIaufsn ,u
lahsn.
Der 80 Sabre aIte 2sbisb @alIst
8rsmier gIias 1bomas, befen SamiIit
nabe Der Soreit GatIe 8rauerei pobnt,
itonO am Srsitas Worssn auf sinsm
Barren ieineS 3uses. obne an bic Serrt
Bride su benfen. @r tparb berab se.
i6leubert unb am 8opfs 70 idpsr ber'
lebt, baB man serinse Soffnuns sur gr'
baItunS ieines 2sbens bat.
- Das Gbepaar 8m. 8oad Dor
Oregon bate fsin 8ertrauen su Der
8anfen unb bemsufoIse feline griparniii,
BON $3.50 in einem 8ettiibersus beritedt
gnbe persaneener @ods erneuerte bi,
Srau oas Strpb I'M Bette uno perbrannt,
cas aIte unb nit ibm Die eripartsn 8antr
notsn. Munde 2eute berfsden aud
ibrs griparnihsn in OfenrDbrsn; ba si
iebt baIo tpieber an bic Seisuns ssbt
ioate man bic S9dbe erit entfsrnen.
nea- 2eiet bas ,,@odenbIatt" rsseI.
mdbis; eS foitet nur SO 90.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-08
gDie man an @spidtt aepinnt.

Or. MiIts Rerbine beiIt nidit nur Rerpenlei.
ben. sopfidmepen aisSsrseidIasenbeit, Rer-
psntri6uffuus, SdIaHofsteit @euraIsie, Oh.
Belts Sang anfdlle unb SDftsrie. iouoeru baui
aud ben Sorper auf. .,es freut mid, iaesn 3u
tonuen. Sob id nad brei Sabre lansem, idme.
rem @erpenleioen, Supfidmsr5en uno grihIoff.
uug 9r. MiIes Hsftoratipe Rerpiue psriutts
uuo in 3psi Wodeu adt 9funo an 8epid,f &c.
mann. SD mar unfdbig, mid nieNeBulsssn
unO gu idafen, Ober isst ifrepc id mid sinss
apgsnebmsn Stlafes unb meine Beiisruna
nimmt in uunoerbarer 8eiie ju. SD fam
oas @eruine nidt senus lobsn. Srau 9 3.
Willab. Duntlrt y o Gin Sunoe. Der Isr
pine 9ebraudts. seipann Ii 8fIno an Ssmidr'
iu8su 8rown Mapburp. CORTLAND. y. g.
grcbefdidden uuo Elm elesantss Bud umionfi
bel allen NpotbeFern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-08
S6eriff' s=Serfdmfe
Son
SsItbBOaem @rHabeigentbam
Samfas, 30. Sept. 1893.

@smGb Sridisbtnsr Grsfuticnsbsfrble sor
Fieri Facias unb Venditioni Exponas, aus.
gtlteut pom Common pleas @ertcpt BON Qafa.
mama County unp on mid ssri6tst, psrbs i'd
in benz Gpurtbauie bsr Stapi Scranton, am
Samitas, ben 30. Sept. 1893,
I'm 10 libr gormittass, bur6 STsntIi6sn aus.
ruf all bic Nebts, Iite unb Sntre1en bel
8erflaeten in unp auf bic na6foIssnp bsidrie.
benen Streden, par3ellen unb Shi6t gant
;um grfauf ausbisten, uenilid:
SO. allie bic 8s6te, 5itsI uub s,nt.rslIsr
bee 8srflastsn. .. .. Murray, in une auf az
bic na6fcl1tne bflbriebens Srsde pesr Darrell,
eanc, sslsstn In btr Stabt SCRANTON, Qada.
mama County unb Siaat ptnniylpanisu, be.
sren3t unb bsl6ritbtn pit fpIat, nsmlid ST
ept Rummn att (S) I'M Auabrat cbsr gIpd
glummr it6sis (60l, unb ssIsstn an be,
Sirabe 9enanut une btfannt aIs Wafer Stra6l
,itBt Glib Wpumins Apsnus stnannD uni
Glm Sirabe auf benz plan Der Stabt Scranton
pOrausiI6tli6 ssbGris rssiirirt unb sinsttraasn
btldets eet III pitr;is (40) 8uB in 6rpnt pierjif
(i0) 6uB bntsn unb einbnnhfrt unp ,pan,ie
Q2O 5ub In Gisft, ifi baTtlbe msbr cbsr peni,
ger. Mues aneebaut, nit sinem ;ptilfcdiger
bSl;unsn 9Bpbnbaule, nit Mnbau ba,u, uni
hhhfttH ~thbthbttbuttH
Mit Se9as bslsst une in Grsfution sencm-
men auI bic 8lass BON 9pbn Vausban ssssr
D. y. Nurray ct al. S6ulb 1884. Su6a.
ment 70 393, Sspt. 3 1890 8i. ia. gum
Stpt. :. 1893. partribse, Anpalt.
Jtrntr:
Np. D. aas bic Rs6s, 5itd unt SutsreIIer
bss Bnflasten, @altsr Sptnlpn, In une auf all
pas uneetbsiltt tineriite SntsrsGt auf al eas
sspiiTs G,runbfiid, ssIsssn in Srptt SspnIbip,
eadapanna County unp Staat psnnlylpanien.
bssrsn;t unc bsitrisbeu pis fplst: 9sarer,i
nSrblid BON eanp pts @risbt epprty, SlfIi6
ppn benz @iasnibum befanni ais bic Soatnbad
SintsrlahsnlbafL Iiibli6 pon eant btr Burpid
SintsrlaIsnibaft une BON Glarf ecprsy, psiilit
ppn eanc bee Sames 9Bilipn unb Slarf gcprey.
Auss psrbslIrt, nit tinrm 3wsiunbsinbaIblfSdi-
ger. bpIssrntn Wpbnbauie, spsi S6susrn unb
AubsnstbGustn. GntbaIttnS sinbunent unb
tuntts adtr eanc, iti eaiiflbt mebr pesr psni.
ger uno If paiisbs eanp, bintsrlaiTsn In alei.
bsn 5btilsn unsstbeit an Watiee 9cprsy, isBt
9Obnipn, @rant epprtp unb Angis gpprsy. ieBt
NeDrnnsIl, bur& E,ifamsnt BON 5drrist PUB
barb, sinstrassn in eadapanna Gpunip.
Wiit Ssl6las eslsst unb in 9rsfuiiun ssnpm
mtn anf bic Slass ppn 98. 3 Dali esssn Aal.
ter 9ubnipn. S6uIb $475. Suoamsni HO.
ABB, Sspt. :. 1893. 81. ga. gum Stpt I.
1893. gBppbruff. gnwalt.
6erner:
Ho 3.-aas bic Rf6ts, Sitf unb SntrsHsn
ess Vsrflastsn, Sobn 5sftp, in unb auf al
has natfulsfnbs 9runpfid, srlsstn In Der
Staet Seranlpn, Sadapanna COUNTY unp Siaat
ptnniplpanirn, brsrtHst unp bsI6risbsn mic
tSlst nsmliR: Got Nummtr isbn (t0 i'm 8lpd
giummsr funfunpnsuRsis (95) unp sslsssn an
elmer StraBs bsnanni unb btfannt 5ifpryffraes
auf BEN plan BON Scranton. 8flasts Got il
ptfrls l4O 6ub psit unp sinbunpsrt unb ,psi.
unefnnfjig u52) SUB in Sisft nit tinr auey
binIfn une fernn finr @Qtp an bfr nprppsf.
Ii&fn Sfits bsiastsr eut itbs gatp it6,tbn Q6)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-08
Stabt= nnb Sebnlifeuern fir
bdS Jabr 1898.

Die DupIifate Der Staet. unb S6ulfsusrn
fir 1893 iinp jest in msinsn SGuhsn sur GOlsf
tiou, mic ss bic glfte Der Alsmbly pom %. Rai
1889 sOri6rsibt 9luf ale Staet- unp S9ul
fsusrn, pslbe bio gum 1. Sftpber 1893 nictt
b3abt line, tpirb cine 3ulass BON brsi (3) pro.
gent ssma6t une eins wsitsre 3uIdas non
prpssnt an iebsm srffen zines fplBtnben Ipnats
bis bic Stsusrn bssablt 6nb. @as unbsabts
Stsusrn pereen am 1. Nppsmbsr ben @oleftp-
ren iitsrsetsn psrben, pis ss has Gslss ppr-
l6rsibr. U. q. Srppfs, StabtlGaBmsiifsr,
RunisipaIssbaube. Waibinston apsnus
Sfiee. Stunesn BON 9 llbr RSrssns bis 5
llbr Na6mittaas, nit Musnabme bes Samltaa
Salb.6stertass, spm IL. SUM- bic gum IS
Sept, pann bic Sffo Samiias Iabmittass
aelcblplIen lein pirb.