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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-08-04
THE BIG FOUR ROUTE
Has the Best Terminal Facili-
ties at Chicago.

All trains enter Chicago on the Hi
nois Central tracks along six miles of
the Lake Front through the most
picturesque portion of the city, and
land passengers in the magnificent
New Central Station on Twelfth street
and Lake Front. This station is con-
venient to the Auditorium, Richelieu,
Victoria and Leland Hotels and with
in two blocks of the State and
Wabash Street Gable Lines and the
South Side Elevated Railway. Con-
venient stops are also made at Hyde
Park, Thirty Ninth street and Twenty
Second street Stations.
Magnificent Vestibuled Trains,
Parlor Cars, Wagner Sleeping Cars,
Private Compartment Buffet Sleep
ing Cars and Superb Dining Cars. No
transfer across Cincinnati to make
connections.
Your ticket should read via the Big
Four Route to enjoy these privileges.
E. o. MCCORMICK, Pass. Traffic Mgr;
d. B. MARTIN, Gen'l Pass. & Tiki. Agt.
Big Four Route, Cincinnati, o.
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The Queen and Crescent Route

Invites inquiries in regard to Sum-
mer Resorts on its line in the pictur-
esque mountains of Kentucky, Ten
nessee and Alabama. The line
passes near the famous battle fields
at Mill Springs, Mission Ridge,
Chickamauga and Lookout Mountain.
They are surrounded by charming
summer resting places at Burnside,
Cumberland Falls, High Bridge,
Rugby, Rhea Springs, Lookout Noun
tain, Springville, Alabama, and other
points.
Low railroad rates - Charming
mountain homes-Perfect rest and
quiet.
We invite correspondence, cheer
fully giving the information desired,
for the purpose of having you arrange
to spend your summer recreation on
our line.
w. G. RINEARsoN, G. P. A.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Receivers His Speech.

Alphonce tempting, of Summit
township, Butler Co., Penn, made an
affidavit that his twelve-year-old son,
who had had st. Vitus Dance for
twelve years, lost his speech, was
completely cured after using three
bottles of DIR. Miles Restorative
Nervine, and also recovered his
speech. Thousands testify to Won
derful cures from using it for ner-
vous diseases, dyspepsia, nervous
debility, dizziness, confusion of mind,
headache, &c. Four doses Of this
Nervine cured Mrs. w. +. Burns,
South Bend, Ind, who had been
suffering with constant headache for
three months. Trial bottle and ele-
CANT book free at j. w. Gayle's.
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THE NEW F. f. V. LIMITED.
Important Change in Schedule
OF the G.. & O.'s Pet Train.

Commencing Sunday. May 18th,
the F. F. V. Limited will leave
Cincinnati dailv at 1920 noon,
arriving at Washington at 7:4o a.
m, Baltimore 600 a. M. Phlla-
delphia 1920 a. m. and New
York I:4o p. m. The train will
consist of Composite Car, Elegant
Day Coach, with Smoking Com
partment, Dining Car, Pullman
Sleeping Cars of the latest and
most improved design, and an
Observation Car. Emphasis is
especially placed on the Observa-
ton Car. Built by the Pullman
Company from Chesapeake and
Ohio plans, the F. F. V. Obser-
walton Cars serve their purpose
better than any others that have
ever been constructed.
AS the F. F. V. Limited is the
only train having an Observation
Car attached, it necessarily fol-
lows that the Chesapeake and
Ohio R'y alone has scenery inter
esting enough to demand an Oh
servation Car. The F.F.V. Limited
is the only train running through
from Cincinnati to New York that
enables the business men to trans.
act business in Cincinnati one day
and New York the next. 1t is
the only train for Jersey City Coast
resorts. which are reached by the
F. F. V. at dinner time instead of
in the evening. 1t is the only
train that enables business men to
transact business in Cincinnati one
day and reach Washington for
breakfast the next morning. 1t is
the most desirable train for New
England resorts. connections being
made in the Union Depot in
Washington with the Colonial
Express running through to Boston
which reaches New Haven 4:Io p.
M, New London $50 p. m,
Providence 7:I5 p. m. and Boston
$40 o. m. The F. F. V. is the
only modern train lighted through
out with Electricity. carrying a
Dining Car and an Observation
Car.
The Washington and Atlantic
Express, also an Electric Lighted
Vestibuled train, will leave Cincin-
natl at 700 p. m. reaching Wash
ington 2:4o p. m. and Old Point
Comfort COOP. m. Connection
is made at Washington with the
Boston Express or the Limited,
reaching New York obout 900
%. m. At Norfolk connection is
made with the Old Dominion
Steamship Line, reaching New
York 800 p. m. the next day.
DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
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ness; there are dear old grandmas,
hungering for a sight of the faces
they cannot see because of you; there
is disappointment and grief all up
and down the steel-belted highways
hunger, want despair, staring a
ruined people in the face because Of
piece of foolishness which you are
deadly ashamed Of and you know it.
Swallow your pride, boys, and go
back to work! Unshackle the wheels
OF commerce; loosen the gives from
the wrists of trade; start up the fires
under the blackened boilers, and get
things moving!
For you are just everlastingly dead
wrong, this time, and nobody knows
it better than you do!
~
Say. boys, don't you know that
God Almighty must hate a coward
something awful!
And don't you know it is the most
pusillanimous thing imaginable to
let yourselves be crowded along in
current that your manliness, your
good sense and your honest hearts
tell you is wrong?
And knowing that, don't you know
nothing can make your right, not
even the winning of fight?
The laws of fairness, justice, equity,
truth, are absolute and as true as a
die. Honesty by men, singly or in
bodies, is the best policy as straight
business proposition. No cause can
long succeed that is based on any
other foundation than the rock-ribbed
one Of eternal justice. A boycott can
never be right because it is the very
sum and substance of the hasty
thing to injure innocent peo-
ple-to reach out with octopus-like
arms, and crush those not parties to
the contest.
Follow the boycott to it's logical
conclusion and it can single out any
family in America and starve every
member of it to death--the babe
aslumber on it's mothers bosom,
along with the households head.
For thousands of years the devil has
been brewing hell broth to pour in
to the emotions of men, and the
result is that damnable and dastardly
thing, that cruel, merciless, hell-fired
creation of satanic craft and cow
ardice called the boycott!
Out upon it in whatever form it
takes, for it is utterly wrong, utterly
merciless, utterly unmanly, utterly
unjust!
God Almighty, give us men too
noble, too brave, too independent to
be coerced or cajoled into doing a
thing that would blacken the con-
sciences of the imps in hell!
Remember that patience, kindG-
ness, generosity, charity are the
proper attributes of men; that the
laws ofjustice and honesty between
man and man are as fixed as the
eternal stars; that wrong can never
be right; that love has conquered
millions of hearts that the sword
could never pierce!
@"*
Come back to this vexed and i'm
patient and, o, sound of the flying
wheels! Come back the WOO 90 ooO-
5000 of the big whistles across the
moOnlit plains and among the
shadow-filled gorges! Come back
the rhythmic music of the rails that
shine and simmer like ribbons of
silver in the sun as the speeding
trains speed on! Come back the
busting crowds of happy men and
women going to and fro across land
of peace! Come back, you denimclad
men of toll and weave the web of
commerce.! Come back, the smoking
chimnies, the blazing FORCES and the
tattoo of the happy hammers! Come
back. o, happy days of peace! Come
back, come back.
THE EAGLE.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-08-04
BRYAN'S STATION.
The Movement to Erect a Fit
ting Memorial to its Women.

The women of Lexington and
Fayette County should join earn
estly in the movement inaugurated
by Mrs. James H. Mulligan to
form a society for the purpose Of
commemorating the heroic act of
the women of Bryan's Station
when that place was besieged by
Simon Girty's Indian army in Au-
gust. 1882. The annals Of history
furnish no grander example Of
heroism on the part of women.
The frontier history of the West
nishedmany individual instances
of. bravery on the part of our
pioneer mothers, but there was no
other conspicuous example, col
lectively, than that of Bryan's.
The fort was dependent upon the
spring outside for water and was
caught in sore distress. If the
men went out for a supply Of
water the Indians would shoot
them down, but if the women
went, it was argued, they would
not be molested. Bravely, yet
doubtfully. they picked up their
pals and filed down to the spring
and filed them. Not shot was
fired. and with gradually quicken
ing footsteps they re-entered the
fort and deposited their precious
burdens. This act they performed
knowing that several hundred rifles
were pointing to the spot where
they filled their pals, yet they
never flinched from duty prompt.
ed by love.
How many women of Lexing-
ton and vicinity would to-day un-
dertake such a risk? All honor to
the women of Bryan's! Their
names should be inscribed high
upon the roll of fame, and their
heroic performance should go
ringing down the centuries, accen-
tuated by some fitting memorial.
Let our women get together and
at once take steps to locate such
memorial.
NoTE-For many years histori-
ans have written the name Of this
station "Bryant's." This is erro-
neous and the name should be
spelled organs" 1t was founded
in 1879 by Capt. Vim. Bryan and
his brothers. who came from
North Carolina. ''Uncle Joe"
Bryan. the horseman, and DR.. Joe
Bryan. of this city, are the de-
scendants Of the founders Of the
fort. TRANSCRIPT.
Mrs. Jennie c. Morton, Of this
city, is great granddaughter of
Capt. William Bryan and great
grand neice OF Daniel Boone. Her
great grandmother was a sister
of Daniel Boone and the wife Of
Capt. William Bryan. Her name
was Mary Boone and she is yet
remembered in pioneer legends as
"the brave and beautiful Mary
Boone who feared none but God. "
Mrs. Morton has been solicited to
write a poem for the Bryan League
at Lexington.
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Neighboring Fairs.

The Lawrenceburg Fair came
off this week, and the following
are yet to be held: Versailles,
August 18th; Shelbyville, August
2Ist; Lexington, August 27th,
and Paris, September 4th.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-08-04

BROWNS IRON BITTERS
cures Dyspepsia, n
digestion G. Debilit./.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-08-04

DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-13
Crud 81 rbetten isbsr Art In be-,
.B s4sabIatr Dfeee.
Wi6tiee SHerte.

Cine Der ssbieseniten Gsi4i9tsn bss
8sbsaionsfrieseS 1T bisisniss Der Seit.
i4rift ,.Genturp", tpeIde in 1887 eriHien
uns bamals bon S22 Bis s28 foitets.
gu biefem preiie fonnte bic 8efti&ts
ni4t 8emeinsut bes 8oIieS iperben, ba
er fdr bic srobe Msbrbsit iu bod mar.
Sebt bat Der ,,9biIabsIpbia Snquirer"
cine nsue aussabe bes 8srfes in ,ipan,is
9ieferunsen beranIabt unb ,u einem
Preiie Der Sebermann ,usangIi4 1T.
5Gr elm Coupon Der Sonntass.9lussabe,
ober fiinf Coupons Der tdsIi1sn ausaabs
bes .SnquirerS" unb 10 Gsnts in 6sIb
ober 3tpeicents Brisfmarfen ipirb cine
2isfsruns mad iebem IbeiIs Der Der.
Staten rerianbt. 9aB Wsrf III pradt.
pol iauitrirt unb bic 8sf4rsibunssn bon
betannten Ibeilnebmern am Rriese ss.
liefert, tpie !. 3. 8rant, Sherman, Tlc.
@leaan, 2onstrest, Sobnston, Sil,
Soipare, 8sauresarb, Buell., 9irbp
Smith, aatu, Me1aabOn. Sis Ssbn
Yortsr. 9urnibe. RoieeranS, SidIes,
SoI, 2etp @allaee, Smbobsn, 9ops,
9oraee Bortsr, garIp, pIeaionton, Srp
unb anbersn. Wlan fann ben ,,Sn.
quirsr" bon iebsm 8situnssassnten be.
,!sbsn uno fi& baburd bic Century"
Rrisssssidi4ts ii&ern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-13

- 9as GiSiI.@sri&t beenbiate am
Srsitas feline Situns.n unb Ritter
ardbaIb entIisb bic Gsi9uprsnen.
- am nddfsm Montas besinnt ber
april. Iermin bes griminaIssriatss unb
DifriftantpaIt Rels bat fir bsnisIben
l6O Proasbfdas 3ur 8erbanbIuns anss.
istt. Gs iinb baruntsr foIssnbs Bee
msrfenstpsrtbe: 9lntoni Serro, bsr auf
ben Gontraftoren Burfe sinen GduS abs
feuerts WoIf 86rner, Der auf ben 9os
liliiten SobIsr sei4oGen bate Soiepb
Subse unb Ssnrp Smitb, Der grmorbs
nun8 zines pOlsn in Bropibenes anass
tlast. Die aIas:n sesen bic assnten,
trslds fiir auspdrtiae 8rauereisn sers
taufsn, tpsrben ebsnfaas srobes Sntereiie
erreeen.
am Wlcntas, ben 7. Nai, besinnt elm
ipsisasr GriminaI.Isrm bon ,ipei
Bo4en 9auer. 9as pro,ebs.r,ei%nis
umfabt 10Y Sale, baruntsr aud ben
ss8sn Widasl Sid, tpsI&sr anesilast in.
in NasfisIb ieinen 2anbsmann ssi5btet
;u babsn. Serner bic anflaae aeaen
Glbermann gbas. M. De 2ona tpeoen
gfspsrbaItens i'm amte.
= 9as 8erssi&niB fir bas am 30.
april bssinnenee arsumsnt. @sri4t um.
fabt 80 BrO3sbfaqe.
Der Scranton frsiipiIIisen Seuers
tpsbr nnteritasunss @sisgf&aft IT am
Rontas bonn bisiisen 6sri9t Elm Gbar.
ter bsipiaist iporben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-13

lleber Der nntsri4rift Der Serren
Bfarrer s. A. Srider, bon Der beuti4sn
st. SObns 6emeinbe in Ssbe Bari, unb
peter Gbrift unb Geo. s. Chopper, bon
Der ct. Narien @emeinbe auf Der Sls.
ieite, 1T uns Elm ginseianbt iusssansen,
iuorin in idarfen @ortsn 2Ia8e seflbrt
tpirb iiber uniern Ri1tsritanb. neil Der.
feIbs benz DiIiam 9sdeInid cine
Sdanfli,sns tros eifrisen Protsitss elmer
anaabl 8arssr uno air6snsIisoer &c.
tpdbrt bat.
Die bsutfas ct. SObns air&s an
Dtain unb 2userns Strasen betsbt, nebft
elmer bon l40 8inbern bsiudtsn S1uIs
unb S4psternbeim, felt nabesu 3ebn
Sabren. Sest baben bic 8iGtsr in elmer
Gntfernuns bon nur SO Sub (nur bur1
bic Strabenbreite bon bsr 2ir1e sstrennt
unb pbne bab Elm @sbdube ba,pii1sn
febD cine @irtbfdaft Iiseniirt in sinem
erf fiirslid srri1teten Gsbdube.
Snoem bic eenannten 8rsbissr barauf
aufmeriiam MAIDEN, bab in einem Gbns
lidsn Sale, mo auf Der @efisits um
cine S9anfIi,ens nabe elmer prots
fanti fden airde nadseiudt tpurbe,
bas Geiu& iOipObI i'm porisen, tpis aud
in bieism Sabre prompt abssipiefen
ipurbe, empfinben fe eS ais eins 3uriids
iesuns ber aatboIifen. bas in bsm
Sale Der ct. Sobns Gemeinbs elm ioIs
der nntsri6ieb semadt unb bic 2i;ens
beiuiIist tpurbe fir Elm Saus, bas Der
Rir4e bireft seseniiber liset, tpdbrenb
in bem anberen Sale bic 2i,ens bers
tpeieert tpurbe, troBbem bas Wirtbsbaus
ni@t an osr sIei&en Strabe Iisst, mo
bic 8ir6e ii9 befinbst.---
Cine Snbisnationspsriam tpurbe
am Sonntae abenb in benz Baisment
Der st. Sobns Rir1s abesbaItsn, Bel
Der faft aae mdnnlidsn GsmsinbssIieber
antpeienb iparen. Serr Bfarrer gbriit
mar ber Sauptrebner. CT fritifrts nit
f@arfen Worten bic SanbIunsspeiis
Der Ri4ter unb tpiss auf bic nnssrs9tis.
feit unb 8uriidissuns bin, bic Der @e.
meinbe tpiberfabren. SIN ben gsfaStsn
8eidIiifen tpirb bsm Proteit ber 8es
msinbesIisbsr als Gbritsn unb ameris
tanii6e 8irssr Susbrud sesebsn unb
bas 0sri@t eriudt, i'm Namsn bes
gbriifsntbums, Der @ere&tisfsit unb bss
sen6bnIiden Anfanbes unb i'm SntsrelIs
bes Bsiebes unb ber NoraI bic an
DedeInid bstpiaiste 2nens ,u tpibsrrufen.
Au4 an ALE anberen driitIi4sn De.
meinben tuirb bas Gsfu@ ssridtst. elm.
amber au unteritisen Bel 8abruns Der
semeinidaftIiden SntersHen, ipie iie
bas 6eist sstpdbre unb beabt6tise /;
unb bab bieier Aufruf aqsemsin bsfannt
ssmadt unb alIe Gbriitsn unb 8arser
,ur BeibIIfe aufssforSet perbsn.
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s@r am na4fsn Samfas tpirb Der
s unb 10 Gents 2absn bss Serrn Ru.
boIpb 8Ibfsr in SO. 12l penn &psnue
erbfnet. Aae in elmer SausbaItuns
n5tbissn Saden iinb bort ,u babsn-ob
bon SoIa Giien, BIsd, GIas obsr gor.
seaan. Der 8orratb iit sans nsu unb
aae Saden MODERN unb bon better 8iits.
@aarsn su 8, 5, 10 Gents unb aufpGrts,
- am 9isnitas absnb fanb in Der
@reen &ibss presbpterif1en Rir&s bic
Irauuns bon SRI. Warsarstba Beuisr,
iiinsite Todter bon GERM unb Srau
Abam Beuier bon gletp gorf Strabe,
nit Germ gbnarb g. Barclay fatt.
8eD. q. S. Stabl SoIlsos bic Trauuns
unb es mar bic erfte, tpeI1e in Der Rir1e
ftattfanb. Ra1 Der Gsrsmonis bsrsinists
elm Souper bic @aite in benz Sauis Ger
8rauteltern. Das iunse Gbepaar tpirb
80. 1913 Wabiion abenue tuObnen.
-5err Souls 2obmann Bat iein SsteI
go. 1876 Spruce Strabs UNI bas soppsIts
persr6bert, inbem Ct nun aud ben an.
srenssnben 6toreraum 80. 32l feinem
bisberissn 2ofaIe beifiiste. Die Notbs
ipsnbisfeit zines srBberen 6psiis. unS
8eieaidafts,immers ma1te iid IGnsii
fGbIbar infolee ber ii1 fets mebrsnben
aunbidaft. Nit Der 8ersr5bsruns Sanb
in Sanb ssbt bic innsrs Ssri45neruns,
tpeI&s ii4 auf 8obsn, @Gnbe unb Dsds
erftredt, unb eS tpirb aIssmein amer.
fannt, bab Serr gBiliam Dat Bel Der
NaIers uno Iapssierarbsit sinsn tpirfIiH
fiinitIerif4sn Geidmad beipiss.
Die armenbirsitorsn bss Scranton
Diitriftes batsn bei6lofien, sinen tpsite.
rem 2anbhri9 %. B. nod cine Sarm) in
Der 8rbbe bon l00-150 ader su benz
iebisen ArmenbaussrunbitId ansutaufsn
unb au gnBeboten bafiir aufasforbert.
Die iebise Sarm umfabt l56 adsr 2anb,
absr idon felt Sabren mar man ssstpun.
gen, 80 ader ansrensenbes 2anb ,u
mietben, um @eibe uns Suttsr fiir brsibis
8dbe unb cine AnsabI 8ferbe au baben.
WliI@ biIbet einen sroben 8eitanbtbeiI
Der 9labruns fiir bic dItersn SniaEen
unb, bic Mnidaffuns bon msbr aaben III
unbeSinst nDtbis, fOIsIi& aud mebr
2anb.
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Stabtratb.
Select Council. 5. 4pr


V'sle Subbrsr batten fi9 in Der Soffs
nuns sinssfun6sn, bab Der MaSor bic
nsuernannten poIi,inen b.fannt MAIDEN
ipiiros. mas iebo4 ni1t ssi4ab.
Grnannt unb befGtist nurben basesen
8i&arb Ibomas fur 2sbsnsmittel.e e:Sns
ipsttor unb fpIBsnbe Difrift. Snssnisure
tiir eas Ssuerespartement l. 9iitritt.
y. 8. DetipsiIsr; 2. Diitrift, ssoIepb
W. Saa /; 8. Difrift, Gsorae So. Sur.
BAN 4. 9ifritt, Souls S&uab; S.
Sifritt, 9atrid s. Sesnss; 6. 81.
frift Satpb Sries. au9 bic Grnsnnune
Der Stoters unb permansnten 2eute fanb
ftatt unb tpurbe bsitdtist.
Ser boreeIeete 8sri4t bes Stabts
seomstsrS mar Elm iebr umfansreibss
Dotumsnt unb srsab, baB i'm serfIofIenen
Sabre fir Grbeitsn in isinem Seyartes
ment $3.50, ,676.40 Ssrtpilist ipurben
senebmist tpurbsn Rednunsen i'm Be-
trase bon s136. .4O4.74. Ser 1lmfanp
6es Bei4biIbes Der Stabt rirb auf 1906
AuaeratmeiIsn anseseben; bic Strasen
umfafien 1l4,554 2GnssmeiIen, bic
Gaeps 1854. @epflahsrt finb IL, ,574
WeiIsn StraBen, nsmIi& nit AspbaIi
8l22, beIsii1em BIod 4O9, Seuerbad.
itsinsn 544 unb Sol, 354 UesiIen.
Selsenbe Reiolutionen paifirten: DAT
Der Stabti4rs;bsr 3u anssboten auffor'
eers flr ftabtiide an,sisen unb Druid.
ereien, fiir cine 9ampfipribs fir BIZ
Neptune @ompanie unb fiir cine demiS&,
Sprise fiir bic Bb6nir Gompanis. 9e,
Staetseometsr iuurbe ansspieisn, NibelI.
irunsslinien an elmer GnsabI StraSer
unb aaeps tu ssben.
Cine &eioIutipn bon SanberIon beauf.
trast ben StabtantpaIt um feline Anii&t
ipie bic ansabI Der Pfoten in ben Stra.
sen berrinsert tperben fann.
2ausr tpoate niGsn, untsr ipsI6sr
8ebinsunsen 2anb nabe Tripp's GsbDI,'
fir Parf,pede erIanst ipsrbsn fann.
Die SteuerumlasssS sSerorbnuns pai.
iirte itpei 2eiunssn.
GIemons rsi@ts cine nsue 8srorsnuna
ftir ben giabuft an Dsf 2adatpanna
Arenue elm.
= Cine seneini1aftIi9e Situns bel
Stabtratbes fanb am Weuntag abent
gum 8ebuf Der @abI zines Stabtseo.
meters fatt. Die Gusi ii4ten bon 8Isipit
tparen bon borneberein i@pa4 unb aIs
er fanb, baB er ii1 auf ipsnis mebr aIs
elm balbes 9utenb @etrsue berIaHer
fonnte, Iieb CT bic Strsitart rubis Iieeer
unb sIdnste bur1 feline Mbtpeienbeit
8biaipS tpurbe obne Oppoiition auf ,ips
tpsitere SABRE gum Stabtssomster fpis.
bereripabIt.
Damn batte Der SeIsct Council elm,
Sisuns unb Praiibent Gbittsnbsn fin
biste bic beridiebensn @omites an
@robs gnttauiduns nsranIabte Der lin.
fanb. baB Der Wfapor tpisbsrum rer.
iaumte, bic Namen bsr neuen 9oIi,iftsn
bsfannt su seben. Die MusfpabI untsi
Der sroben ansabI bon appIitanten fpirt
ibm bait gar ,u f&wsr ssmadt.
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StaOt unD Gountb.

"a 2iebIin8 ber SauSfrausn -
Bilsburp's 8ef-b berfauft bel Srsb. s.
Dibmaper. $50 2ada. Npe.
@ans 70 i9Ie&t iinb bic 3sitsn bed
nidt. Sin Der gatbebraIe tpurben am
Ofsrionntas $500 ioasftirt.
@is ss f&sint, baben bic Ii,eniirs
len @irtbs bic Abiidt ssssn bic anliisn'
iirten porsusehsn.
s@- 8siu4t 8Ibfer's s un6 10 Gents
Store, 12l 9enn Mpenue.
nA- Sinh Sic b.s StabtIsbsns
mdbe, Wir fBnnen Sbnen cine quite
Sarm Bel SaipIsp empfsbIsn. Naberss
in bisisr Office.
Mit benz 8au sinss brittsn 8sbGu.
bes fiir bic TaubftummenanitaIt i'm
Rorbenbs bat Gontraftor S&rbSer an,
Wlonta8 bssonnsn.
- 8si elmer 8eriammIuns ;u Guniten
bes proisftirtsn Sbsriban Dionumsntss
am Donnerfas absnb tpurbsn $3.50 &C.
;sidnet.
Boitmsiftsr 8anbIina Bat Na&ri9t
erbaIten, bab in 9ietp Sapen, Conn.,, Elm
getpiHer Daniel Smith bon scranton
bur4 3ufaa ost6btst ipurbe.
- StabtantpaIt Iorrep bat bic
etabt. afisforen ansetpieisn, bas gisen.
tbum in SeasSue ftir habtii4s 8wsds
,u bsftsusrn.
n9- Wasbeburs Sauerfraut, 8ismari
Sarinss. Soaanbiids Sdrinse beim 9uss
enb ober Sdbben Bel Bibmapsr, go.
$50 2adatpanna Apenue.
- Bon ben 10,24s S4dIsrn bsr
Serantoner S1uIsn waren 3l06 sOr
1893 ssimpft tporbsn, l04 tpurbsn i'm
SsrFofenen SABRE oeimpft unb 7O3s finb
nod ni4t ssimpft.
sA- u. 8aumann, gbbofat unb
RsdtsantpaIt, bat feline Office mad
8immer 4 unb 5 i'm Obj selptps &c.
bdube an Dpomins aUenus, nabe eprucs
Strabe. bsrlest. l4,2
- 1sbsr Der 2sssstts Grssf 8rubs in
gropibsnee seisen iid felt Gnbe lester
Wo@s ;abIrsi6e &ifie unb man fiirdtet
fdr bic Si&erbsit bss erit im persunsensn
Sabre nit einem 2oitenaufpanb ron
$40, 900 boaenbstsn 80. 25 Sdulbauies.
$ Wan bat srtinbIi4e rlntsriu9unsen
lber bic Si&erbeit Der SduIs in Propi,
bsnee ansefelIt, hoo fid Elm IbsiI bss
8obers iber Der 2es8stts Greet @rubs
ssfsnft bate, unb fdeint au bem 8sfunh
ssfpmmsn, bab bas S1uIsebdube bolI'
iommen ii@sr if.
Sabre lang lit i'd an rlnberbau.
lidieit. Grf na&bsm i'd 9r. ausuit
Rbnis's Sarlburssr DEopfen anipanSts,
befam i'd 2inberuns unb i&IisbIi9 bo[I.
itanbiss geferuns.-4. 8eIIsr, Sislbs.
borough, q. s. greis so Gents bic
SIai6e.
- Na&Sem bic @iiteruns i@on por.
bsr unanssnebm senus fur sisis Sabres.
aeit mar, trat Disnftag Gbenb Elm
S1neefag Elm, bsr Bis Ulittpo& in Der
ga&t anbisIt unb bic grbe bier bis
a4t 9oa bod bsbedts. Gin sroSsr
Gontraft eessnlbsr ben aberag porbrdn.
aenben 2nospen unb Gartensstpa&fen.
Gin Slid, bab IS babel nidt isbr ialt
nar.
- Die 9sIspbOn Gompanie Bat nit
ber Gntfernuns aIIer IbsrHliFssn gfo,
iten bssonnen, nadbem supor aqs Seits
unsen an ben neuen 9foften angsbradt
tparen. Bsnn iest bic anbsren Com.
panieH in sIeider 8siis bsrfabrsn unb
ii6 Oaranf einieen, ibrs Drabte loipsit
ais tbunli& an einem Bfofsn angus
brinsen, bann iSHnsn nod bisI mebr
PfOten sntfernt tpsrbsn.
eV- Cine 6arm bel SaipIes iR fsbr
biais su bstfarfsn. 40 Adsr, Feline
Steine. quite @sbaube nnb 9auns, Wais
isr am Saus. Hdbsrss in bisisr Office.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-13
1918 8utbeI 3ptebelu 1

Ssrr 8pe, Elm Sarmsr aus GaIifor.
nisn. sos 1918 8uibsI SaEer's Rst
BetbersfeIb 3piebeIn gum adsr. Gin
anesrsr aos bon Pfunb SaIjsr's Bra,
DanperS 3tpisbeI amen, 70 BuibsI
bsrrli4e 3piebel. SoIde grtrdes Fam
man nur bsfOmmsn, 70 man SaIs.r's
Samsn iGet.
60 Sic bieie @nti, ansi9neiben unb
NIT &c 8risfmarten an Sobn u. SaIsr
Sseb Co.. Ga @roKe, @is.. fsnben. 70
betommen Sic frei SaI,er's beutIdsn
pra@t. 2atalos unb Elm padet Rettie.
Samsn, Der in l6 Tassn rsift.