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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-17

It is no great surprise that Colonel W.
a. Harris voted with the Republicans on
all questions coming before the confer
ence committee at Topeka. Mr.. Breid-
enthal also voted with the Republicans
twice, but was induced to recede from
that position by Judge Doster. There Is
no surprise in this last, either.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-17
Mr.. Simpson, Mischief Maker,

Fror1 the St Joseph News:
Kansas is now reaping the fruits of
her folly in putting such man as jerry
Simpson into power. A demagOgue all
through. batherskite with a ready
tongue always loaded with venom, IN
scrupulous, selfish and shrewder than
the rank and file of his party, he has
become a dangerous leader. Senator
PETER and Governor Lewelling are as
harmless as children beside him. Simp-
sons hand is seen in every move made
by the POpulists during the past two
years, and it is his vindIctive and mis-
chievous spirit which has directed the
policy of the party during that time.
Simpsons boast that the militia of the
state will be called into requisition to
put the Populists in power, is an open
threat that he will resort to bloodshed
rather than adopt peaceable means for
the solution of legal questions. Simp-
son Is dangerous man and the POpu
lists have blindly put themselves into
his power They will every one regret
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-17
Two Men of Nerve,

From the Lawrence Journal
The action of O'Bryan and Taylor in
deserving the revolutionists yesterday
demonstrated that there are at least TWO
men in the senate who are wholly fear
less. Their vote was at the risA OF their
lives. and il Is no small matter for two
men to defy bowling and blcodthirs;y Y
MOB of anarchists and stand up for the
right with threats of death over them.
Were there few more with the same
courage, Kansas would not long be IN
danger
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-17
Too Ultra Radical.

Prom the Stegliaz Champion Pop.
The Champion does not endorse the
revolutionary methods o. Judge Webb.
Clements, and few other Populists in
Topeka. They are too ultra radical in
their views, and We are pleased 70 know
that they have bus small following.
Conservative men ike Hon. W A Har-
Tls, congress man-at-l arge-eleCt, ara
what we need now. and we hops their
advice and counsel will be taken in tie
settlement Of The present wrangle BE-
tween the opposing factions.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-17

The Kansas City Gazette says; "Sev-
eral war horses Ike d. r. Anthony, 7.
P. Elder and S. S. Benedict have felt bad
ell of last week because they are not
members Of the present house of repre-
sentatives." Very likely there would
have been more Of the smell of birthstone
e they had.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-17

At almost the same hour that the oil
house fire occurred in Wichita last Sat
day morning the same sort Of fire oc-
Cured in the Missouri Pacific yards at
Kansas CITY. The Gazette says the fire
shere, like the one here, was beautiful
sight. Notwithstanding the great danger
20 life and other property incident
thereto
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-17

Mr.. Cleveland is said to be much
pleased that Illinois Democrats are
agreed upon Colonel Morrison for cab
met position. 1t is minated that he Is
equally well pleased that the Missouri
Democrats do not agree on the same
point as to their state.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-17

Terence V. Powderly, grand master
workman of the knights of Labor, has
just printed ser his own signature in
the newspapers an elaborate argument
in favor of the protective policy. Pow
derby, and a good many others of his
sort, are like the unmatched chicken in
the egg-sucking contest: he chirped
little 100 late,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-17

OF the political newspapers PUBLISHED in
Kansas. 329 are Republican, 80 Popuists
and 81 Democratic. Rep. TX.
The foregoing statement is probably
correct, but there is precious little IN 1t
for the 329 Republican papers, with their
majority of 11S, to boast of, in view Of
the present political situation.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-17
ANOTHER QUEER RELIGION

The New York Herald published re-
Gently nearly three columns about a
queer religion prscticed by a community
ut Harmony, Penn. Unlike many we
have recorded, The Economics" as
they style themselves. are a very moral
people, abjurinE tobacco. while indulg-
ing in excellent wines and living lives of
cellbateS. Until lately the Harmony
society has pursued the even tenor of It's
way, steadily growing rich and eScelliug
In many manufacturing industries. but
unfortunately a selfish schemer was IN
troduced into the fold at Economy. and
It IS feared that the prosperous DAYS of
the settlement are over. Even if the
next ten years should see an emf of the
theory of perfect living. as practiced 1t
Economy. the lesson taught them. OF
simple life. thrift and unseltish-
ness. Will not be without
gold at HARMONY which saved the Bank
Of Pittsburgh from going the way Of all
the others IN the city. Ten years ago
the place was flooded with silver half
dollars. They had been boarded in bar
TelS and boxes at Economy until the
enormous bulk made further secretion
dangerous. Until recently there had
been no vice at Economy. Indeed, the
quiet, peaceful, little settlement had
been the haven OF the tramp and home
less wanderer, where no one was allowed
10 go hungry, and where bolts and bars
were unnecessary. Nine o'clock means
light cut IN the settlement. and p aace
and good Will has seemed 10 20 hand IN
hand with thrift. Ii IS 10 be hoped that
the disturbing spirit will lie promptly
elected.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-17

Politics aside, last year was anything
but a calamity year. Splendid crops
were raised, and the mortgage indebted
ness Of the state was heavily reduced.
in Ellsworth county, for instance. the
value of farm mortgages released was
1881 ,062, and the city mortgages. 81 1913,
making a total of S423.04 for the twelve
months. The new mortgages recorded
for the same period were, farm and city,
S2SS, 1874, leaving q net reduction for the
year Of $134.2 5l. Ellsworth is probably
a good average county. Some counties
may not show SO large a reduction, but
Others viii show larger. Kansas is COM
ing steadily ont of debt, and if political
blathersldtes do not damage her reputa-
ton too seriously the next few years Will
be an era of great prosperity for all her
peOple
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-17
No. Indeed, he Wouldn't.

fEOTn ne h.'llsia9 NItF SlaI,
If there was proper and sufficient
law against absen;eeism in congress, Mr..
jeremiah Simpson would not be away
from his seat in the house of representa-
tives at Washington for the purpose of
iucilIug seditlon in the Kansas house a.
Tonaka
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-17
FOR PERSONS WITH COLDS.

How Their Handkerchief Nay BE Disiz-
feetsd OF All Diseased Matter.
As the season advances when colds
are prevalent. one word for the care %
handkerchiets may not be au1iss From
catarrhal. diseased matter deposited
upon handkerchief Of one mezn Scr n
family, a cold may spread amongst the
members OF the entire household Care
ful observation al above fact las led 70
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-17
Yes, It Has Found Out.

From the Whitewater Tribune.
The Clearwater Echo finds fault with
TIE Wichita EAGLE because the latter
paper cried out before the election,
WHO is Lewelling" and now is giving
him boom SO to speak. Well, that's
all right; it has found out who he is
NOW
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-17
sEIT|'IF ; ssnTe
ASSSs tsWASsS
NJ. VI. MURDOCH. Editor

Chancellor Snow estimates that his IN
oculated ckinch bugs saved the farmers
of the state sis, 11s. IS last year.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-17
4 Mourning Monkey.

An EngliShman, resident in India,
vouches for the accuracy Of a story,
which seems 70 indicate the possibility
Of very tender feeling in monkeys.
While sitting in his garden one day, a
loud chattering announced the arrival
of a troop of monkeys, which proceeded
20 make meal of his fruit Fear
ing the loss of the entire crop. he
fetched his fowling piece, and. TO
brighten them away, fred II of.
as he thought over the heads OF
the chattering crew. They all fled
away; but he noticed. left behind upon
bough, what looked like one fallen
asleep, with his head resting upon his
arms AS il did not move, he sent a
servant up the tree, who found that u
was quite dead, having been shot
through the heart He had II fetched
down and buried beneath The tree and
on the morrow he saw, sitting upon tho
little mound. the mate OF the dead mon
key. 1t remained there for several
days, bewai ling its loss.-Golden Days
The women of some portions Of Ire
land inherit unusual skill in fine hand
sewing anu tluhIolucfy from many
generations SAYS Miss Emily Rayner.
but few of them on coming 20 this
country make use of their skill A
lady, who had suffered much from the
blunders and mishaps OF a willing
but incapable Irish girl, said in de-
spair: What can you do. Nary
And, sure" said the girl, with tears Ia
her eyes, Its embroidery ina l can do,
marin, and do it to please both yer eye
and yer heart" The mistres permitted
her to try some fine embroidery on
silk, quite expecting that it would be
ruined, and discovered that her an
lucky handmade was an accomplished
artist with the needle, and Mary was
soon transferred to the sewing room.
A slater Of Terms.
Slspps-What's the difference be
tween a scoundrel and al unfortunateP
Rapps-Depends on whether he fails
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-17
EXCHANGE SHOTS.
In Kansas City

stood on the street at midnight
And lifted my hands up high;
A man with a mask was before me;
could neither cry out nor fly:
For be 1ioUTished big horse-pistol,
he size OF which wss immense;
So he ieisurely went through my pockets
And rot z bout thirty cents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-17
PRECEDENT AND COMMON SENSE.

Noble Prentis:
Every such squabble as that at Topeka
is entirely unnecessary and ineXCusable.
There have been many such and never
one with good reason. State legislatures
have been organized in this country for
over a century. Precedent and COM
mon sense should rule in the matter.
In the temporary organization of leg
isiative body under the American sys-
TEN those are members who appear to
be members. Those are 10 be cOnsid-
cred the representatives of the people
who seem on the face Of the returns to
have received the most votes. No QueS-
ton is in order at the outset except
the admission of those whom the
people seem TO have chosen. The appar-
ent Will OF the people is only to be re-
garded. If there has been any irregu-
larity IN the expression of that Will of
the people that Is B matter of later con-
sideratiOn. Party spirit, the bane aud
curse of our political system, disposl-
ton TO override the popular will in the
interest Of a faction, is the source of
every fight concerning the organization
of a legislative body. No trouble will
ever occur when men are willing TO
WELD partisan advantage to the opera
ton of the great rule which underlieS
free Government-that the peoples will
shall be done.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-17
A sfAtter Of Terms.

Slapps-What's the difference be-
tween a scoundrel and an unfortunately
Rapps-Depends on whether he fails
rich or pOorl II rich, unfortunate; u
poor, q scoundrcl Truth
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-28
Sas SunSess Eurnfeft.

Inter unssbeurer 1bsiInabme fanb in
ben lebten Tasen bas 8unoess Surnfeit
in Milwaufee, WiSc.. itatt. uno beicns
osrs am Saupttase (Sonntas) fonnte bic
Msnse faum mad bem Seitplube befbr'
bert tperben; iddbte man bod yla6mit'
tags bic ansabI Der 3uidausr auf 40,s
600 Berionen.
@er ii6 nidt ideute, iebr friib aufau'
iteben, benz bot iid am frGben Dforsen
oas i6bnIte SdauipieI bar. benn sleid
na6 bsm Sriibitud besannen bic Vfahsn'
Stabiibunsen Der Iftiben nit 8eians'
unb Srbeiterbesleituns unb banab bic
9robe Der DtaHen Santelii6unSen Der
llItenrieeen nit OrdeiterbeDIeituns Die
8roben ersaben Elm fold iiberaus gins
Itisss 8eiuItut, bab fslbit sic antpeieus
ben Surnlpbrer Der peri6iebenen 8ereine
lauten 8sifaa solten unb in Der 3bat.
man fam fd faum etipas Sbbneres une
@robartiserss benfeu, als 5000 in &eib'
uno @Iieb Itebenbe, ftramme, fpDblses
wa6isne jung, Mdnner. unter @ntfalt'
uns ibrer iusenoll6eu, biSeiplinirten
8roft. Die Barren" nit ibren SanieI'
ibunsen psrbienen aber faum minoeres
Sob, brnn bic Glten Serren nit Srauem
0aar uno Bart boten in ibrer aufre6ten
0aItuna einen prGdtieen glnblid bar.
9as 8ersinss sWettturnen besann fur;
mad 9 nbr. Die tbeilnebmenben Iurn'
psreine tparen in brsi peridisbene 8rup'
ben setbeilt. Die erite @ruppe bilbeier
oieienieen 8ereine, peIde &iesen in bei
Stdrte bon lbsr 32 Turnsrn featen
Der ,ipeiten @rupps seb6rten bic 8ersint
nit l6 Bis 80 Turnern an, Der brittsr
@rupps bieieniseu nit ipeniSer aIs l6
Riesen nit ipeniser aIS 8 Iurnern tparsr
bon Der TbsiInabme uussei6loRen. Das
8ereinss @sttturnsn beitanb aus nebun'
aen am Barren, 8sd unb Bferb iotpie aui
Sreiipruns. uno Stubiibunsen. Surne'
@m. u. Stsdsr, Der Sefretdr bes Bun,
bess 0orortS, mar pobI Der bei6dftisit,
Wlaun pabrenb bss Cages. benn er leitet
bieIe nebunssn, tpeIde bon 9 nbr Wor'
aens bis 5 lbr Mbenbs oauerten, benz
Sie 3abI Der tbsilnebmeneen 8ereine ips'
cine iiberaus srcbe.
gaIb flnfsis Sabre tpiro es iein. all
suerf in BbilaoeIpbia unb gleip gorf ba'
Banner 8ater Subns entrOat tpurbe
limb am 80. unb 80. Septsmber 1856
bsrief bic 9biIabsIpbia 9urn. @emeinO
oas srfe aasemsine 3urns6eit auf am
erifaniI6em 8ooen mad ber ,,Stabt be
grubsrIisbe"-bsr ridtise BlaB sur BE
srdnbuns Der srObsn ameritanii6sn Cur
ners rs0erbrioeruna.
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Ssie man an @e,pidbt ae,pinnt.

Or. Wiss Rsrpint bsilt nidt nur gisrssnlti-
ben, appfi6mnssn, Misesrssi6Iassnbsit Nr.
mnai6Iaifuns, S1laHclisftit Nsuralsis, Ct.
Belts 5anl gnfGas pne Ssifsris ionpsrn baut
aud ben aSrpu auf. ,,Gs frtut mid, inssn ~
fSun,n, hab i'd mad brsi SABRE lanssm i6pnsm
Hgpsnleihtn, appfi6msrstn unb GridlaTuns
Or. Wliles 8sitcratips Nsrpins pniuttt unb in
,ipsi Wctsn adt plumb an @swi6t sspann.
Sd mar unfSbis, mid nisbnsutesn uns ;u
idaisn, abtr jtBt srfreut i'd mid zines auss-
ntbmsn Shlafts unb mtins 9tlIsruus nimmt
In tpuuetrbarsr Weilt su. SD fam has Nrpius
nidtt aeuua lptsn. 6rau G. 3. Wiilare, Dun-
tirf, n. g."-yGin Runbs, Der Nsrsine &c.
brau&is, ssipann Is plumb an gspiGr fastu
prcpn & Waybury, CORTLAND, q. y. : prpbt-
HSi66sn unb sin sIssantss BUD umiUnif be-
allen apptbsfrn.
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2tabt= unb Sbulifenern fir
Dos Sabr 1893.

Die Duplifate ber Stabt. unb Shulifeusrn
fir 1893 linb Jest In msinen SGnpsn our gOllef,
tipu, tpis 90 bic gIfts Der alIsmbly pom %. Wai
1889 pcrl6ribt 9luf ale Staet, unb S6ul.
hsusrn, psl6s bic gum 1. Sftpbsr 1893 ni6t
tssablt iihb, pirb cine 3uIase BON srsi (3) pro
,snt sema6t une cine psitsre 3ulase pon I
prpssnt an jstsm srfsn zines folBsnten WOnats
bis bic Stsuern bsSablt fub. Mle unbsablts
Stsuern psreen am 1. gippsmbsr ben GplIeftc-
rsn ibfrssten ptrbsn, ME es pas gsisB pOr'
16rtibf. u. O. Srppfs, Stabtitaymsiifsr,
Runi,paIssbGuef, WaIbinstpn apsnus
Sfies- Stunesn BON llbr Morssns bis 5
llbr Nahmittaas, nit Musnabms ees Samfag
Salb- -Bsisrtass, pom IL. Suni bic gum Is.
Septy mann bic Sffie Samiias Tabmittass
asIhlplien lsin piro.
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&tabtratb.
Select Council. 20. esuIi.

Select Council, 90. SuIi.
Das 3uitdnbise Gomite bsridtete seeen
cine 8srenseruns bon Gibion Strabs
unb entiprebsnbe gripeiteruns Der Seis
tenipsss um sipsi SUB, ipie AUDI seeen
cine 8erorbnuns fiir Seitenipe8e aus
StsinpIatten an ie1fter Strabe.
Der @ontraft fir 300 Gppien bsS 8es
ridts bes SeuerdefS iparb an bic Yeopls
Bubliibins So. fiir S54 perseben.
8saoip beridtete au Sumter bes Gn'
sebotS bon 8. $. Dabis, Der Stabt Elm
@eipann Bfsrbs fur $3.50 au lisfsrn ;
beseIeiden, bab bic NiineraI Del So. Elm
Depot an 2ope Noab entlans benz Onta'
rio @eIeiie anlesen barf.
9uf gmpfebIuns bes Barf Gomite
paro Der WlupOr beauftrast, ais 4sent
Der Stabt su funeiren Bel griperbuns
oeS 2anbes entlane ben 9iap glus Sdaen
fur einen Dffentliden Bart.
Wiapor Gonnea ernannte 6. 8. Ufors
gan unb g. 8. Sanbers ala Sstper'Sn'
ipeftoren unb Sobn GatpIep ais Snipets
tor Der Irbeit an Der SpetIanb Strabe
Bride. 8efatist.
Ser @onatsbsridt bss Poli;eidsfS
Simpion tparb empfansen.
Cine Insubl 9lnsebote fir Steinplat'
tensSeitenipese unb 8foten um bas
WuniaipaIgebdube tpurben referirt.
glneenommen tpurbe bic 8drsi9aftss
urfunbe bon StraBsnfommiiidr 8irit,
nit CHARLES Rsuls unb Sris Ddrr aIs
Yireen.
Sn 8etreff eer 8faferuns bon glorb
Wtain Gpenue erfldrte Der Stabtanpalt,
bab bic Stabt in ber anselesenbeit
madtloS fei.
Ser 2ebsnsmitteI' Snipeftor ftelIte bas
@eiu9, baB bic Stabt nit gum nnters
baIts ieines pferbes beitrase.
gIemons reidte cine 8erorbnune Elm
fir 8tpeieietper an Wtulberrp Strabe.
Webiter Ipenus unb peti6iecenen Tbeis
len bon petersburg.
Gin 8erbot seeen baS 8laien bon
Dampfpfeifen entlane 0iifflin 9lpsnue,
bon 8ine our 2adaipanna, panirte auf
4ntras bon &eaoip.
Gie 8elief Seuer 60. itelIte ben Ins
tras fur einsn permanenten Maun.
@rite unb stpsite 2eIuns paiiirte cine
8erorbnuns fiir 3psisisiper in SbeiIsn
pon Bine 8roof.
gnosiiltis paHirten bic 8erorbnunssn
fir 3tpeieieper an @ibion StraBe, uno
fir Seitenpese aus Steinplatten an
2userne Strabe unb 9. Wiain IUenue.
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8esablt emre a(rmenifemer.

Sie Suplitate fiir Die armeniteuern fir 1899
iirh mir ilber9eben rorben uno id bin iebt be.
reit. oieieIbea in Der Office bes Staoiidabmsi-
itsrs i'm Muni,ipalsebiuOs, Gde Baibinston
apsnue uno @absrrp strabs, altdslid bon Q
MOrssns bio 5 @a6miitass in Gmpfans su
nebmeu, ood 1T bic Office bonn II. Stunt bic
6 September an Samita9 Wndmittasen 9e
idIofen. pinttIide 8nblung uiro eIpartet.
Sn 0unmore ueroe iG in 6. 8. 8cDIes
Stors BON 15. bic gum 81 eines ieoeu Monats
bon balb bio balb llbr absuos 5u trefen
iein. aufauaeno i'm Septe nber uno bic aui
lueitsre antiinOisuns, CUR 8squemlidfeit be'
cOrtgen Btmobusr
SIS Bormier. GpIIeftor.
Seranton. 3d.. 20. Wai 1893.
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Mm Sd)minOiaatige.

Ser llnter,eidnete, peIder mad m,bridbri.
gen 9eioen Don einem idmersn 9ungeniibsl
uno Der 9efirdteten Q d inoiudf burd
Elm einfades WitteI sebsiIt uuroe. piinidt
aa' ie,nen WtitI.ioenoen Die Wetbope Der SeiI.
ung befaunt ju MAIDEN. Or mirb aIlen, bic
60 piiniden. toftenfrei cine abidrift bes Rs.
5eptes ienoen, pel6es cine fiders Ssiluns fir
9 d 10 NIB iudt, afbma, gatarrb,
8ronditis unb ale SaIs. unb 9unssn.
Gfettionen III. gr bofft, bab aIle 9eioenben
feip Rittel probiren, rueIdss unidabbat 1T.
@sr oas &e5ept, oas nidts toitet unb iesens.
tsit iein fam, iuiini&t, idreibs ssfdIisft an
NeD. GSparS u. 0Dilfpn,
Rrooipu Rem gori.
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&eraeEt nibt.

bab man i,bepsit bic bsitsn 8ortbsils bsim
8auie bon Saiden. uno 8anoubren. Sdmud
iaden, 6ilberuaareu &c. bel.
Treema
.rbaIten farm. Sin erobsr unb sIssantsr 8or'
roth Der neuefsn Wuitsr. auf Die iolibste Ari
perterti9t. fortwdbreno porrdtbis; ale pes.
taufteu artitsl peroen 8arantirt
Reparaturen on ubren uno Supe'
len piro ips3ells aufmerfiamteit 9eidentt.
GO WITH i'm 9eiddft oeutf d
9efproden.
q. 0B. Treeman,
BIsisr Blod, Gde Peuu aue. unb Sprnesftr.
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0as Obsrtunessssridt bat snl

= 9aS Oberbun6esSeridt Bat emf.
idieben, bab Bier nidt su ben 2iqu5ren
sebBrt. Sir uns 9eutide beburfte es
Sieier Gnti6eibuns nidt. Inns 1T Der
llnteri6isS stpiiden Bier un6 2iqusur
poIIauf bsiannt; BOB Elm 8oabsamtsr.
elm DiitriftS. Rldter unb Srei MppelIa.
tionsridtsr i'm Ser. Stautens@ @eridt bic.
fen nnteri6ieb erit ipiiisni8aftIid bers
ausarbsitsn muBten, 1T flr bas glmsri.
tansrtbum fenn,ei4nenb.
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= Bon allen Seitsn ipirb istt Der
Wibsrruf bss Sberman'idsn SiIberse.
iebes perIanst.. Cine MnsabI 8anfse'
ieaidafien, SanbeIsbeb6rben unb inou.
itrieae 8sreinisunsen baben in letter
@o6e babinsieIenbe 8eidIdiIe sefaBt,
tpeI6e benz @onsreB bel ieinem 8uiam.
msntritt unterbreitet iperben ioqen.
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s6v 9ie bsfsn Sdnsematten au billis.
fen Yrsiisn BEL Dibmaper.

fen Yrsiien BEL Bibmapsr.
= Sn ben SdupIfill County @ruben
ber 8eabins @Ompanie ipirb iebt tpieber
neun Stunben tasIid searbeitst.
= Die 8ausrn bon 8erfs Gountp
finben beuer Naissn su 60 Gents bas
8uideI biqiser gum 8iebfuttsr aIs Seu,
bas miBratben 1T.
sa- Sir feines @si6meiSe unb Sill.
berpaaren esbt su 6. Sdimpff. 3l7
2ada. Gpenue.
Sn Nqentopn iaben am Sonntas
bic 8rIber @sorse, g8iaie unb Souls
Sdrap, reip. l3, IL unb 6 Sabre alt.
am Slubufer SsS 2ebisb. Bilie itiirste
in bas WaHer unb BEL benz 8sriu6. Jpn
su retten, ertranfen George unb Souls,
ipdbrsno @iaie bon 3ui8ausrn ssrettet
nurbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-28
Heter Stipp.
MaaIermeifer uRb @0Rtraft0r,
Office 500 Spruce StraBe,
aeaeuiber Dem gourtbauie,

sessuibsr bem gOurtbauie,
ilbernmmt ole in oas Maurerfad einidlagsn.
ben Arbeiten unb llefert 9eiersburser blaue
uno @eit Wcuntain 9slbe Woueriteine uno
sebrodene Steine fur eementboosn in 8elern
nad allen 8bsilsn Der Stabt fduea uno biQi9f
Ia SeIepbone SO. 1854.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-28
Spbn 2trmbrmif,
Oentider We kger,

SO. 219 Benn 4benue,
miro iif bsftrsben. ourd ausse,eidnete Biirfte
isbsr art uno fets friidss uno bsitts 6Ieiid
feline aunbeu isoerjeit 5ufrieoen ju itellen. Sus
bette ShmaIs IN Der Stabt in Reiieln.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-28
Ic6effer 3euenife.

Sd mar pisls SABRE lang nit tnbinbIiGsm
Rbmmatismus tsbaftst. apnnts mid Gag unb
0att nitt in mtintm Stubl bspsssn. Satts
aud Rptblduf In ben 8nien bic ~ ben 6iibtn.
W. s. 9. Z. bat mid furirt.
Gbwarb Dagsf, Brighten, y. q.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-28
Daniel @eber,
Dentsfl)e Met,aerei,
N1n. Aa7 Nenn Mncnne

No. H37 Nenn NDeniie.
8Isiid soer art BON uor3isIidlr Site. Die
bsftsn Sdinfen uno reines SdmaIi. Weius
Blrfte peroen nir9enos in Der Stuot iibsrtrof.
fen. Niles nieolib unb iauber. 8ebieuun9 reel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-28

Drci S&atieln M. 8 9. 8. babsn msinsn
aatarrb btlsitist. SD mar 10 frauf, pab i'd
faum iprsben perr atbmsn fpnnts. Sap 6 .
Samil, Assnt ber Natirnal etbsusperfbsr-
unss Go, % unb % GlwOUb @stauSs Ro6t-
fer, y. q.
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Bier S6a&tsln 1. s. 9 8. aapIsIn babsn
mid non siusm bSlsn Nirtnlsibtn tsfrsit. 8.
9. ped. . .. 9raytcn's 5idtt Sffst, Con-
ars6 Saa, Syraeule, y. y.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-28

Cine SGadtsl N. 8. g, 3. aapItln bat mid
BON einsm spUIf SABRE lanssn IisrnIsibtn be.
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SD lit an Rotblauf; N. S. 9. Z. Sapisln
brattsn mir icfort SiiIfe. Drsi S6a6tstfi ba-
ben MID furirt 9B. u. 9 bupleL
AGO Sib Salinaifrabs, Spraeuit, q. ..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-28
gbas. 5ans s. 8apmsyr
Sang s Co.,
9ampf Sottling @erfe,
I2I SSemm 9tpenae.

6abrifanttn non
Sraubtn. Spba, Sird-Bifr, Sobapafer, Sar'
iapariIla, Selttrs-gBaiisr, Selfaif Singer
Als, Grab Nipple &ipr.
9aasrbier unb pprisr In 8lai6en fir bsn
5ausesbrau& wsrben foHsnfrsi in's 5aus &c.
lisfsrt. n@. 5tepbpn Rc. 592.