davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-02-10

three thlngS-the balls and
operas and various social
functions. the street and ordinary home
attire, and the new things shown for
spring. 1t is a great jump from the
middle of the winter to the long warm
days that try mems souls and take the
curl out of the girls bangs, but almost
side by side we find fur garments, and
thick and elegant wraps and cloaks lined
or trimmed with fur, and the sheer, thin
muslins and cambrics that are to be
worn next summer. And we see num-
bers of nice. coy looking merino and
cheviot gowns made with deliberately
trimmed corsages and bouffante sleeves
In contrast to them are the filmy gauzes
and other gowns affected by the bud and
blossom of the social plant.
Besides all these we see the most CO.
quettish of skating costumes, which
have been admired only in private so
far, as there has been no skating in New
York yet. There is a soft, woolly sur
faced cheviot called peau de cygne by
some, and this is the preferred material
for skating dresses, as it is light, yet very
thick and warm, and is seen in a mixture
of warm, reddish browns, in bright
though dark blue, and garnet. These
dresses reach only to the ankle and are
trimmed with bands of fur. and there is
short, close fitting jacket lined with
quilted silk or channels. A jaunty little
hat shaped like a polo cap is made of the
dress material, with some fanciful little
trimming on one side. There is no muff
to 90 with this costume, but instead a
pair of quite large sized dogskin gloves
lined throughout with rabbits fur, with
the hairy side in.
have seen two velvet skating suits
one blue and one brown-and one just
the prettiest thing, made of white cord
ed velutina with lavish trimming of
soft drab coon down. The toque was to
match. More than one pretty lady is
praying for ice and freezing weather, re-
gardless of the fact that there are thou
sands of families here without protec-
ton from the cold.
Riding habits are also under way for
early spring days, and indeed one sees
fair amaZons riding about now occasion.
ally. Their habits are of two styles
the strictly rigid and remorselessly Eng
Gsh, and the coquettish French-nothing
native American. The English habits
have the regulation coat basque, severe
of line and looking as stiff as cardboard
and nearly always black. The skirt is
short and shows a pair of regular trou.
sers strapped under the foot.
The other kind, and the more pleasant
to look at has the skirt trife longer
a tiny bit of drapery drawn across the
lap, basque that has a certain degree
of tiexibility in it and a few attempts al
ornamentation in the way of hussar cords
across the chest and sometimes from
shoulder to shoulder. | saw yesterday
the first alpine hat on very swell young
lady. The French style admits high hats,
derbies and sort of nondescript creation
that has brim like derby, and the
crown a stovepipe, but about half the
height of that of man.
The really cold weather has but begun
ard SO the regulation long mantles will
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-02-10
AN AUTHORS HELPMATE,

Sketch Of the Life and Talent of Mrs. Robert
Louis Stevenson.
Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson is awriter
and an occasional colaborer with her
husband.
On the title page of one of Mr.. Robert
Louis Stevenson's novels. The Dynami-
ter" woman's name appears as collabo-
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-02-10
FASHION UP TO DATE.
CONFUSED BY BALLS, PARTIES AND
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS.

A Jump FroE Midwinter TO Warm Wealth
er-Some Lovely Spring Lawns-New
Summer Dresses-Some Recent Innova-
tions-Ugiy New Seersuckers.
copyright, 1894 by American Press Associa-
tiOn-
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-02-10
THE MAILS.


ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE CF THE MATS
AT THE =. sT-oFFfcR AT MARTISsBukG
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-02-10
WAGONS
'''' j. II. MILLER & SONS.

Near +. & O. Freight Depot.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19
G6t benz ofratif6.

. Die Rebe, pel6e Der @ouberneur
Mattbeips bon @aIifornien auf Der be.
mofratiiden StaatSs Contention sesen
Die ~. .. G.'S" SebaIten, entbdlt fol.
eenoe fdbne Steqe. Ser @ouperneur
laete: ,,gS mar ber g8ille @ottes unb
Der Sei6luB unierer 8orpdter. bab
Imerifa bas Seim ber biireerIiden unb
reIisibien Sreibeit fein ioate. Dieies
Yrinsip liest Der freien 8olfsrssieruns
su @runoe. Q8ie bic bemofratiibe Pars
tel es iid tets anseIesen iein lieB, bies
ie8 unantaitbare 8edt su idGben, 70
wiro iie aud in Der 3ufunft ibre
Stimme 9eeen baS unamerifanii6e
8orurtbeil erb ben, beiien Trdser bar.
auf auSseben, ben Samen Der Sipies
tra6t unb oes Suhes seeen anbdnser
elmer 8ir6e aussuitreuen, ipeI6e fiir
9ruberliebe uno bic bDdfe Civilization
einitebt. Der gpaismuS fam i'm Sas
ger Der Democratic unb in ben Sersen
edter bemofratiider Burger ME cine
Sidtte finoen. gbe Dieies seidiebt,
mlBten mir sinise Der sIGnsenbiten
Soften unierer rubmreiden Sanbesses
i6i6te auStilssn, 8Idtter, auf tpeI6sn
perseibnet itsbt, pelden ebrenpoIIen
SntbeiI fatbolii6e 9Grser bel Der
@riinbune Der 8epubIif, bei'm frisbli.
den @erf Der @eiessebuns unb auf
ben Sdladtfelbern senommen baben.
8ir miiBten perseiien, bab i'm fatboli,
iden Wtarplanb Duloiamteit in 8eIi.
aionSs uno @etpihensiaden suerit in
bieiem 2anoe pertiinoel ipurbe.
9Sir miibten bic 9iamen Der fatbo.
liiden unterseidner Der unabbdnsig.
feits' grfIdruns itreiden, uno bic Iba'
ten bon 2afapette, Steuben, De&alb
uno glnoeren aus unierem @ebGbtnib
aualbi6en. Die @eididte biirfte @i6ts
mebr meloen bon ,,Sberman'S Mari6
sur See", unb fe miibte ibwsisen iiber
Sberioan's 8itt. 98ir mlBten ben SeIs
ben BON Gettysburg unb bic lebten
Borte bes iterbenben Wuaisan pergeI.
fen, Der. an Der Spite ieinsr fatbOIi.
iben Brigade falIenb, rief: ,,2egi
mid nieoer, uno rettet bic 6Iaaae !''
Bir mdbten fsrner bic @rdber pon ben
IN bic Gauience sebenben tatboIiiden
gatrioten perSehen, bic ibr 2ebsn fur
Die @bre beS 8aterIanbeS unb fir ben
Rubm Der Slaese babinseseben baben.
Nein 9tein Q8ir f6nnen bieie gas
men uno ben an ibnen baftenben 8ubm
nidt persehen. Die bemofratiI6t
Bartei iol, ple bi8ber, bas SeiIistbun
iein. in pelbem 8ruoerIiebe unb ReIi.
sionsfreibeit pobnen. 9lae suten uni
patrictli9en Sdr8er iinb ibr pillfem'
men. Sic mar bic unoeribbnli6e Sein,
bin Der ,,8nopnctbin9". ".Yartei uni
piro sesen ale abnliden Orsaniiationer
Su 5eISs Sieben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19
Shredltdte 8ataffrcpbe.

Sc mar unsefdbr 25 Minuten mad Z
llbr am Donnerfas Wlorsen. aIs bic
grbeiter i'm Senrp Slap 8pbIenbersr
iperf BEL Sbamofin, pa., bur1 eine
furbtbare grpIoiiOn erfdredt ipurben.
@leidseitie Hos Elm IbsiI bes Dampf'
feiieIbauies in bic 2uft unb 8adfeine,
suiammensebosenes giisnbIeb unb sroBe
DampffeHel ipurben nod allen &ihtun.
gen eeidIeubert. Cine @rploiion foIste
fbnea auf bic anbere, eS itaate ipie
8anonenbonner, bic aus 36 8eHsIn be-
itebenbe Dampfeinribtuns bes Berg
merfs ipurbe bollftdnbis bemolirt. SIN
sinem 8reife bon sp6Ifbunbert Sub mar
eie 2uft init Dampf uub Trimmern
unSefiilt unc bieIe Der glrbeiter entsinsen
nur nit tnapper 9totb benz Tobe. Die
grpIpiion ipurbe mebr aIS stpei Weilen
enifernt geb6rt nur elmer bon ben i'm
&eHeIbauie bei6dftieten Nrbeitern. Elm
Yole, fam unperIest oapon. Bier Mdn,
ner tpurben set5otet unb unter Triims
mern beeraben, einise Der 2ei4en nidt
Dor sipei StunSen nod erfoIster grpIos
iion eeborsen. 3tpei grbeiter ipurben
IebenSsefdbrIi6 perIebt unb mebrers
anbere trusen fdIimme 8ranbpunben
babon. Ser 8eHeI am ipeitliden gnbe
oeS SauieS erplobirte, tpie man Dermus
tibet. suerf, bann fdnsq Der 8eibenfoIse
nad, elmer mad bem anberen.
Sur neun bon 36 8eHeln tpurben ni6t
olitdnbis seritbrt, bod ielbit bic neun
iinb 70 itarf beiddbisi iuoroen. bab fe
nidt mebr eebraudt nerben fbnnen.
Die SdIfte zines 8efelS ipurbe cine polle
piertel WieiIe ipeit bis in einen i6Iadi'
gen Damn am BIabe, mo baS 8eHeIs
bauS friiber fanb, setpOrfen, bic anbere
Salfte mad ent8esensefebter Ridtuns.
Sin 8efeI fog burd baS iosenannte
.Iips sSouS" unb bdtte beinabe bort
bier Irbeiter setbotet. SIN bier Cru,
ben fann infolse bes llniaaS bier bic
ie6s Wo4en lang nidt searbeitet tper.
ben. 70 oab iid Der @eiammtidaben
auf 500. 900 belaufen ipirb.
@etbbtet tpurben: 1bomas Garr,
Seiser, oehen 8brper buditdbIi6 in stpei
lbeile serihsn tpurbe, er binterldBt eine
6rau NIT brei 8inbern; 99m. 8OpIe,
Seiser, perbeiratbet, @m. 6. Slid. l9
Sabre alt, Sobn Wc2ausbIin. Seiser,
ber stpei Stunoen mad benz llnfal itarb.
Die 2ei8en iinb fdredIid peritiimmsIt.
9bbtIi6 perIebt purben Der Seiser
Better Sed unb Saeob S. Dibiam. 8ai.
isrinfpeftor bon ORabanop, perbeiratbet.
@efdbrIide 8erIebunsen trusen bapon:
Sobn Slanfenitein, perbsiraibet, unb
Dennis Brennan. Elm 8nabe. Mebs
rere Nnbere ipurbsn Ieidt perlebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19
Stabtratb.
Common Council. II. Otiobe,

Common GounciI, IL. Oftober.
8riidens GonItrufteur Ga ytue tpar enbs
lid I'M Stanbe su erfldren, bab bic
YlGne fir bic beiben 8riiden fertis ieien.
IS babe 70 Ianse 3eit eenommen, tpsil
bic Briiden eroBe 8auten tpiirben unb
bic 8erpoafdnbisuns Der Details 3eit in
4nfprud nabm.
Ser 8eridt tpurbe ansenommen unt
burd einen 9ei6luB Der Stabtidreiber
anseipieien. iofort su gnseboten uufsu.
forbern. PIdne unb Spesififationen fol.
len allen bsfannten 8riidenbauern suse.
ianbt iperben. bic barum anfrasen.
Der Mapor ianbte cine 3ui6rift unt
bic 8ertuufSurtunbe fir bas pIatt @runbs
iild Elm, pel6eS fir bic 4uffabrt sur
SdOieite Bride nbtbis 1T. Der Stabt.
raib mDse sefduiait burd cine 8eiolution
ben Wapor gum Mnfauf eeS gisentbuma
ermddtisen. Dis perIanste 8eiolutior
paHirte.
Dlit elmer stpeiten 8uidrift besIsitstt
Der Dlapor bas ueberelntommen, ipelbeS
nit ben peridieoenen giienbabn @ompa'
MEN tpe9en Der Sunoamente fiir bic Gins
benfrabe Bride absei6IoGen tpurbe.
SIN Setreif Der BHaferuns bon Wef
2adapanna Npenue entitanb cine ldnser'
Debate, tpelbe baourb beenbist tpurbe
tab man ben @ontraft fiir bas YHaitel
am @ebr. Dunn, unb fir bas Sesen bel
8inniteIne on 9tdoas & Sabep CAB.
SIM llebrisen iparen bic 8orIaser
nidt bon aasemeinem Sntereiie unb um'
fabten meiitenS neue Strabenlibter uni
Reparatursn an Seitenipesen etc.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19
RijI;;jIij'5|ji?I1Iz!;l!|!!!l4!3l jI;jIij'5|ji? AL
13. WPai 1894.

i3iss psrlafsn SCRANTON fir philadelphia unp
Ntw yorf per D & 8 VI q UNI las Muraeus,
1915, 2.3S unb II .3S NaGm., per .. G. & R.
u. ". 600, sos, II. 20 ~. unp 1 80 Na6m.
gerla0en Scranton fir pittston uub Wilfss-
barre per .. Z. & %. ". u. 800, sos, tt.2O
Wprstns, t.30, 3,5u, 6.07, $50 Na1m.
8srlaiIsn Serantpn fur ai'bite papen, Sa,le,
ton, ppttspille unp allen punfen Der Beaver
gisasow anp pOttspills 3wsissn, per s. & ".
y. 6.4U Dr., per . & 3 7.45 W, f2.05, 2.38,
S.tS, tl.20 Mprssns, 1880, $50 Rabmitiass.
8erlalen Sranton fir Setblsbsnl, Cation,
Hsaeins, Sarrtsbnrs une alien 3wtitsnpunftsn
per 3. & 3. R. ". am 7.45 ~. 1905, 2.35
1l,3S Natmittass, per . \. 81 9B. 600, sos,
tt.20 d., t.30 Na&m.
8erlaGsn SCRANTON fir 5unfbannof, 1opan-
pa, @lmira, Stbaca, @suspa uub 3piit.npunf.
ten per .. s. 8. u. ". um 8.45 d., 1906 unp
t1.39 Natm., per . { & Us U u am S.OS W
t.3U Nabmttiass.
8srlalisn Scranton fir Rotelfer, Buffalo,
Niagara 6Glltn, Detroit, Chicago une peltlibsn
punften per D& 3 u u S.45 Wt, IL 05, 9.15,
t1.3S Nabm., per . I 4 gB " & unb pittStOn
junction S.0S ", t.3O, $50 gia9m, per 6. &
9B U U 3.4t Na1m.
Gur Glmtra uno 9Sflfen per Salantanea, per
D & 8 u u S.45 Dr.. t2.U5, 6.O5 Natmiitas,
per . I Il B SOS Dr., t.30, 6.O7 Nabm.
puImann YarlOr une Sblaf- ppsr {. q.
Ssislpassn auf allen 3iissn spiidsn {. & 81.
Suneticn Oeer Bilfesbarrs unb Stem Yorf, pbi.
lapelpbia, Buffalo unp Suspsnlpn Bride.
&olliu 3. 9Bilbur @en. Cup.
Gbas. 9. yss Sen. paf. Assnt pbilabsl,
pbia, pa.
v. gB. Nunusma&sr, aTt. Sen. paR. assnt
Glib Setblsbsm, ia.
gBeters ausfunit sribsilt 9B. &. 9trppr, Stabt.
Nssnt 309 9ada Mpenue, Snantpn, ga.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19

ibre Barteis gInbdnsIi6teit iiber 9laes
lteaen:
.Bat. Cyan brpbt idon ipieber nit
ieinem 9luSiritt aus Der repubIifanii6en
partei, falls bieie lid nidt basu peritsbt,
bic u. 9. u. in 9ldt unb 8ann su ibun.
IS tpiirbe unS gar nidt iiberrai6en,
tpenn bic oaburd er6ffnete Iusfbt, @san
losSuiperben, manbe Hepublitaner pers
anlaGen mDdte, Der u. g. u. milbernbe
nmitdnbe su bepilisen uno nun erit
rebt baS 8esentbeiI bon benz su befiir'
tuOrten, mas er perIanst".
Bat. @sans auftreten 1T iebenfals
mdnnlider, aIS baS Der 9eutiden, bic
iib, obne su murren, Der unbsili9en Ser.
blnoune Stpiiben ben Gepublifanern unb
ben Sremoenbaiicrn unterorbnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19
Wie if bieS !!

Bir bieten einbunoert 9oaats 8sIob mna
fir eoen 8aa BON &atarrb. Der nidt ourd
ginnsbmsn pon SaIl's satarab Sur 8ebsiIt
rueroeu fanu
8.S. Gbeuey& & 60 ,Gi8entb., soIeoo, o.
8ir. bic llntsJeiduetsn. babsn 9. 8. Gbs,
neb felt ben leBten l5 Sabren 8efannt uno bal.
ten bn fur uoltommen ebreubaft in allen 8e'
iddftspsrbanOlungen uno fnau5eu bef6bigt
ale bon ieiner 8irma einse8aH8snen Bsrbinb
litieitsn Su erfiaen.
Btt s Sruag 8robbanoeIs.9rosuiitsn
Soleoo ..
VI albinG Stnuan & Marpin. @rob
banoels.0rOsuiften. soIsoo. ..
Sal's Satorrb.Sur piro innsrlid aenommsr
lluO pirft orsft auf oas 8Iut uno Die idleimi
aen Oberadden oes SDftems. 3euguile fire.
Derlauot Rrsis 75e. fir Die Gaide. Der
tauft BON allen apotbetern
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19
Der redte 2lrm eeldhmt.
Mont 51ettatuttf errettet.

,Iluftre ftet Is SABRE ollie 9odter Binude tpar
IarntrIi4 NIT PsrbbHiat bshoftet uub paie ben @e'
brauN beB rebttu armss boIitdnbia btriorsu. Sbr
IL bauIs bstaItsn in6 ou1 ihrsu WtuifuHttrrii tu.
hsntn muBftu. mir tartt.ieH. fs mhroe ben Dsiiss
taus bsiommsH. uub fub hbsrSsust bob tpir es uur
eintm uuiGabbortn Seilmitttf Su beroaufeu babeu.
bob ft bisfsr furdtbarsu stranfbsit uibt aubtims
Fd wtr btriti.n aerSts, absr es bali uitts Den
l. aueuft tpog ft uur rs pfuub. uno obaIti4 fe
trjf bret SyIoihsn Rerbtne eingsnommsu. btlhut flo
ibr @tipit fsbt aut l08 po tbre Rerobftdt uuo bic
nutsitsu bss DtitstauSss fHo obut9 oeriHpunosu;
ft etbt rteslmdbie sur S9ule uuo ttrut ohHe BE.
thperbtn. sic BAT ipieber ben poleu @sbrau1 ihres
hrmts, unb erirsut @ eiuss ausseDsinueieu appetits
Qetue @steinmme fonnte nnferer 70 odltsy ote
0sfune belt erfauftu, ote ne ourdb 9r. eetIeS
Rerbtne erlanet bat.
:. Grau b. R. PufIod. BriaNtpu. q. q.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19
SeicbdftssMn3eiger.

SeibdftssMnseiser.
Buds uns aeeisen,. .Sruder.
Greb. a. @asnsr, Drudarbtitistsr ari,
In snsliihsr unb beutidsr Sprats, 81 gada.
mamma apsnue, ssseniber BEN 8inIsy Stcrs.
sroesriss une eropiHonsn.
8ranbpw & 1illsr (Na&fpIsr BON
9sabls & Stssa), ti6 penn aps.
Gbpiu 6. Seal, "a qadapanna Npe.,
has bsrhbmte 0bite Sppuss Wsb.
8rtb. 8. Bibmaysr DsIifattfTsn,
$50 9adaipanna Qpenus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19
Die Snbiana Tarmers'
Spar uao 2lnleiBe 6eieaidaft
bon Sort Bahne, Sno.

Wit abiOlutsr Si6srbsir etr anIass psrbinbst
bitit 6jtltalbaft srEBnt 8prtbslIr ais dbuIite
5uiftuts. 9a& BEN g. Sabre plan 4. 3. fplf,t
cine anlsibt BON $1,000 in ~ Wpnatrn nur
1888 81, aIic pitr prOisnt iGbrli6 pGbrsnb btr
Nibtifeisersnes in btr slsi6su GRIP an $1,000
bic Summs spn $i40 ptrbisnt.
SObn 2enteS, 42s SidOrp Strabe,
asrnt fir ScrantOn, unO III bsrfslbs sur ssnasn
9rfldruna bee planes unb bsr YortbsiIs itesr-
jsit berfit,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19

3enfe's Sotel,
215 Vsnn Nbe., Serantoa. ga.
Ginem perebrten oeutiden 9ublitum EN-.
pfebIe i6 meiu Sotel beitens. Sie b,ften
importirten uno enbeimilben Biere uno on
oers @etrdnfe, nno uOrsi8Iids Gisarren.
8sOnosrs preiswiirOis fno bic bon mn
ielbit tmporiirten
&bein., @folel. unb un9arpeine.
% Bsidnet adtun9suol:
hilbert 3eufe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19

- 9sim Sei6Iasen eines 9ferbss
baite i6 mir ben 8iden berIebt unb lit
orei Dlonate bic beftisiien Sdmsr;en.
Der 8sbrau6 bon Ct. Satpbs Del itelte
mid ipieoer bollitdnbis Der. = .. g.
SamfinS, @UT Uiils, Snb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19

Sr. S6oop. Boz 8. 9taeine, @is.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19
vueber 1lerpen."

pier 1T etipas Berninitiaes unb ;oflte
uns ole tntereiiiren. Or. 9 dtoopY lin.
teriudunssn baben seStist, baB penn Der
Sauptners eineS Wrmes ober Beines burd.
thnitten tpiro, ooer ipenn elm beitdnbiaer
Druid auf bieie Nerpen aus9eiibt rpirb, bie
Wtusfeln gelibmt tperoen. CT fano, baE
Geben uno Rrait auf 0erpenftdrfe beruben
uno oieies 1T bie nriade, baB iosenannte
Blutreini9un9smittel nur poriiberaebcrbe
Gtnoerung geudbren. Or fano ebenfalls,
bob eemiiie Rerpen bic 9bdtisfeit bes
Wfa8ens, Der 2eber, Meren un6 anberen
tnneren Orsane fontrplliren.
Or. S6ppp's @ieberberfteIIer In
etn Seilmittel fir Wagen', 4eber. uno ysiereH.
&ranfheiten inbem berielbe sur Stdrfuna
nnb @rndbrung bieier Hernen beitrdaf.
9iefe WeoiSin 1T fein Nerpine uber aiftiaes
Weruenrei5nitteI. - Broo, 6Ieijh, Rartof.
feln u. I. no., erSeugen 8lut uno ipenn bic
Beroanungs Sredne geibndtt Iinb, 10
muB als natiirIidbe Sciae Der ueberaarla
bon Speiien in Blut Elm idnad1er ieiu un6
aus oemieIben grunbe bort bic Sbdtiaieit
Der Beroanungs Sraane auf, uenu bic
Nerpen seidpddt itnb. SIT biei,s nid,t
etnIeu6tenb? Sr. Sdpop's @tebers
berfelIer perbinoert uno beiIt bieie
&ranfbeiten, tnbem berieIbe bic n5tbiae
Herpenfraft if)aift unb erbdIt unb Ell,
Beriud tpirb bid bierpon iiber5eugen.
SH apotbeien OOer franco per Grprsb far s1.oo.
8 Il 4 4 4 4 4 i 4. ! u / / ] y | IA: Al n '' I
A Der beutife .@eg.
tueiier 5ur @eiunobeits,
NJ tuelder bic 8eban6Iuna
VNA A NIT bieier Mebisin senaii
" H beidreibt, nebit Brpben,
~ tueroen an irgenb cine
A57G glorefie fret persanbt.
4 zkHEf Dian idreibe on
Or. Sdoop. 9or 9. Naeine, @i8.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19
0riS Siirr's
IN ton
&eaauration & salou,
3l3 2adatpanna Gbenus.

3l3 2adapanna Absnus.
Die Reitauration mirb ftsts nit ben feiuften
Selitatehen Der Sabrssjet usriebsn lein.
Nh @etrdnfen balte idl ueben Dem porsiia.
liden q. 8obnlonNden 8isre. nur Die befteu
Beine uno aiquore. uub 20 pirb mein BE-
ftreben iein, ourd prompte unb reeIle 8ebien.
una bic &unoen ,ufreosn su fteIIen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19
! Or. nli(es' 11erUine 6i(ft.

De. DetIss' Rerstne tpirb bon aneu apobeferu
uutr boiler Sarautie oerfaut oosr bret BON bsr Sr.
prsiits btriaubt sius 5Iais foltst sioo; tss 5ga'
i&sH $500, sIprtbirsi
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-11-13
HERE THEY ARE.
Those Who Will Officially Serve San.
ia Fe County for the Next
Two Years.

Legislative Councilman John 2
Victory.
Members Of the House-William E
Dame and S. C. Hardesty.
County Commissioners-W. G. Rogers
G. W. Dudrow and Pedro Lujan.
| Probate Apalonio Chavez.
| Probate Clerk-Adolph p. Hill.
Sheriff VIM. p. Cunningham.
Collector-Solomon Spieg leberg.
Assessor-Francisco Gonzales Baca
Treasurer-H. B. Cartwright.
Coroner-Pedro Sandoval.
Superintendent of Schools 1900 Cosmt
Herrera.
Surveyor-P. E. Harrouu.
The foregoing is the list of the sue
cessful candidates at the polls last Tues
day, and the names of the men who will
serve the people of Santa Fe county as
the successful candidates are Democrats
except Messrs. Hardesty, Dudrow, Lujan
Cartwright and Harroun; and the names
of the gentlemen of either party elected
indicate that the reign of law and order
in this county will be continued and that
the interests of the public will be pro-
tected.
For delegate Mr.. Catrons plurality in
the county over Joseph and Mills was 80
The official count of the vote was con-
cluded late yesterday afternoon before
County Commissioners Kendall, Dudrow
aud Ortega. Beyond the features of the
count reported in yesterdays New Mex
loan nothing of special interest trans
pired.
The vote from Chimayo which as re-
ported in the New MEXICAN gave a
straight Republican majority of rs from
delegate to road supervisor provoked
many smiles, as it was a solitary excep-
ton to the rule of scratching which pre-
vailed at the polls on election day.
The county commissioners are to be
thanked for the impartiality which
characterized their conduct of the official
count. It is hoped and believed that the
two Republican members of the next
hoard will be characterized throughout
their term by the same non partisan
spirit that marked this important official
act of the board to be retired January |.
An inspection of the complete official
returns which appear elsewhere in this
issue will show that this official count has
made little changed results foreshadowed
in the New MExIcAN's figures for the last
few days. The tabulated statement APP
pearing on this page is officially correct
Certificates of election were issued to the
successful candidates at 10 a. m. day.
The road supervisors chosen at Tues
days election are as follows:
Precinct l, Ramon Garcia. y Maestas
precinct 2, Jose Antonio Jimenez; pre-
3, Hipolito de la Hora; precinct 4, Manuel
Rodriguez y Valencia precinct 5, Miguel
GARLIC; precinct 6, Francisco Romero
precinct 7, no election; precinct 8, Pablo
Ortiz; precinct 8, Alexandra Herrera
precinct 10, M. L. English; precinct II
G. Montoya; precinct y, Jose Sandoval;
precinct ID, Luciano Lopez; precinct IA
Antonio D. Cruz; precinct l5, Marcos
Quiutana; precinct 16, joaquin Quintana
precinct II, Ramon Garcia Rodriguez
precinct 49, Nestor Rodriguez; precinct
10, Epifanio Trujillo.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-11-13
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Forty Years the Standard.
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

The Social club hop takes place this
evening.
Business men, attend the fair associa-
ton meeting tonight.
Steve Arnold says all Republicans are
little lambs these days.
The foundations of the new power
house being erected by the Santa Fe Gas
& Electric Light company are being laid
this week. The contract has been award
ed to Mr.. F. p. Crichton.
Territorial Auditor Demetrio Perez and
Assessor Trinidad Alarid left last night
for Silver City where they will testify in
the case of the territory vs.. ex-Sheriff H.
Il. Whitehll, which is to be tried this
week.
good deal Of petty thieving is being
done in town these nights. Night before
last Mrs. Hopper, on Palace avenue, lost a
number of articles from her back YER
nanda, this being the second or third
similar loss she has sustained recently.
Deputy U. s. Marshal Neustatter ar
rived from Las Vegas last night. He will
return to-day with j. Sisneros and Pablo
Lucero prisoners in the penitentiary
here, who are wanted as witnesses before
the u s. court at Las Vegas.
The officers of the Kansas State Irri-
CATION convention, to be held at Hutch
inson Nov. 23 and "a, have invited ex-
Gov. Prince to speak there, and he will
do 80, stopping of en- route to the Trans
Mississippi congress at st. Louis.
The meeting of the gentlemen inter
ested in the organization of the Santa Fe
Fair g. Driving Park association, which
occurs tonight at Sheriff Cunningham's
rooms, will be largely attended. A finance
committee will be appointed to secure
subscriptions of stock, and other matters
of Importance will be attended to.
W. Fl. Kerr has leased first floor rooms
in the Webber block and is fitting up
neat quarters there to be occupied by his
Arcade barber shop. He will !
for business about the frs. Is