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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-12-14
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The Value OF KaSsal Fam Products au
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Advance sheets from the report Of
Secretary Coburn, OF the state board
Of agriculture, give summary of the
acreages, quantities and values Of Kan.
sas' agricultural products, also num-
bers and values Of live stock for tho
year 1905
Compared with thoss Of 1894. the, ag.
,ircs show an increase this year Of l..
9i0, AL acres, or OF per cent In field
crops, and In their value, SO, 500, 5a5, or
81 per cent The farm and live stock
products conf ined show an increase In
value over the preceding year Of sl5,'
l2s, 6Gs, or 1913 per cent. A complete
summary as follows, shows first the
kind OF crop; next, the number OF
acresl third, the quantity In bushels or
tons; ind last the valpe:
Winter wheat, 4,o65,5i4 acres; 1888,
2i1 bushels; S7,255,57i.ei.
Spring wheat il5,4j7 acres; 4ss,slo
bushels; seOT,5iTa6.
Corn, s, SOL, s7l acres; pol, 4s7, 800 bush.
els; $40, ls0, 77o.79.
Oats, 1000, a4s acres; 81. 66i, 74s bush.
els; $500. 1896
Rye, l7o,s acres; 1,s55,7is bushels;
sG23, Ga513
Barley, lls, sos acres; 1,60O.5t5 bush.
els; SAL, 43i.y6
Buckwhcat, s73 acres; 6,50s bushels;
SO, 101.06
Irish potatoes, 90, ees acres; 1885, SO
bushels; 81, 506,35
Sweet potatoes, 4,3ol acres; 80, 4so
bushelsl 1887, 7l44L
Sorghum, 3l2, 7So acres; s?,533, o5s. SO.
Castor beans, 1850 acres; 29,s57
bushels; s25, s57.
Cotton, 35s acres; 2s0,4Oo pounds;
si7,1sL
Flax, a33, 1908 acres; 1880, $50 bushels;
81, ?sG, fall
Hemp, 2os acres, 145,soo pounds,
s7,2sO.
Tobacco, 4O4 acres; 2se, 800 poun ds;
s2s, $50.
Broom corn, 13i, 4s7 acres; 90, 5li, 800
pOunuS; ci,s-o, iovOJ'
Millet and Hungarian, SOL, G72 acres;
Oil, 100 tons; sa.05O,7s6
Milo maize, 1857 acres; 53,4oi tons;
slo5. 4509L
Kaflir corn, 1871, 1913 acres; go, 0o3 tons
81, CSC, $3.50. So
Jerusalem corn, 3l,es3 acres; 0o,67O
tons. $3.50, 27s4s
Tame grasses, s0s,953 acres; 4o4,234
tons; 81, 972, 99i50
Prairie grasses, fenced, ASS, 2is
acres; lisa, 1857 tons; 50, 46i,27i.
Total number Of acres, 2l,57G, 70t
Total value, ST., 663, 664.2s.
Animals slaughtered or sold Tor
slaughter, value, $40, Col, 07i.
Poultry and eggs sold, value, s3,3l5,.
O67.
Wool clip, sos,77s pounds; s74,5oo oe.
Cheese, 729, 4s9 pounds; $40, SOC. IS.
Butter, al,l54,22o pounds; si,OSo,'
04s 60.
Milk sold, value, s3s3,0s7.
Garden products marketed, value,
$3.50, 6io.
Horticultural products marketed,
value. s930,0s+
Wine manufactured, eos, s95 gallons;
1854, 42La5.
Honey and beeswax, ?6s,77s poundsi
90, 52o4a
Wood marketed, value, sisi, OD7.
Total, $50, $40, l27.G7; making a grand
total Of si2s, 5O3, 79i.ea
The returns show the following dis
:ribution of live stock and the value
thereof:
Horses, number, So, $50; value, $685..
s7s, O9?.
Mules and asses, number, 95, 100;
value, So, 235, 74G
Mich cows, number, 5l7,a5i; value,
SIC, 414,O9G
Other cattle, number, 1, o5s, olo; value,
Sea. 9l9, 4Gl.
Sheep. number, l3o,52O; value, sa97,-
CAS-
Swine, number, 1866, eel; value, So
lG4,2l5.50. Total value being s72 $780,
25s. So
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-12-14
A. r. OF l.

Resolutions Against tho Compulsory Arbi.
tration Biil and capital Panishment-
Free Silver Favored.
New YORK. Dec. l2-So slowly ha.
the work Of the American Federation
Of Labor progressed that II Is not likely
that the election Of officers will be
reached before Monday, and possibly
Tuesday, of next week Resolutions
were adopted reaffirming the declara'
ton made In favor OF the free and un.
limited coinage Of silver Mt the ratio Of
16 TO 1, protesting against the passage
In congress Of the compulsory arbitra.
ton bill aud against capital punish
meut
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Hog Cholera In Kansas.

TOPEKA, Kan, Dec. l0-An epi'
demic of hog cholera is raging in
Harper, Barber and Sumner counties.
It is estimated that over 1000 hogs
have died there during the past three
weeks and that there is no hope for
the abatement OF the disease. Several
weeks ago car load Of hogs was
shipped into that section from Nebras'
ka, and it developed that they were
diseased. Many farmers have lost
more than 100 head each.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-12-14
STORMS AND Pure Ar.
A Scientist Holds That the OLD Theory Il .
Mtstaken One.

a Scientist Holds. That the Old Theory 10 .
Mistaksn One.
Thunderstornis wcfo discussed at the
recent meeting Of the British assosia'
tion, especially with relation to their
effects upon the purity Of the atmos.
phere. There Is I'm old superstition
that such storms ''clear the air" This
ono speaker squnrely oontroverted. II
thunderstorrns arc associated with
publication ~ the aft, he says; It l. an
effect rather than d cause. He cited
actual observations Of thunderstorids
which did not clear the air, but left 1t
dusty and impure. His theory was
that electricity Is largely generated,
or ut any rate accompanied by, the
presence Of dust in the clouds, the dust
having been drawn thither from the
lower strata Of mir, and that the storm
10 hpt to release the dust from the
clouds and return 1t TO tho dit. il
then the dust be again drawn TO the
clouds the air Is cleared, but another
storm occurs, with more deflement OF
the air. This process Is continued un.
til the dust Is either swept away by
wind or borne down to the Garth BY
floods OF rain. Then there Is an end,
for the time, Of thunder and lightning.
This is a mere theory; and ut the
same meeting another speaker OBJ
served that in twelve years twenty.
five theories Of thuhderstofms have
been advanced, five Of them In Ole
year. Nevertheless this theory exactly
tallies with numerous experiences
here. Thundcrstorms do not clear the
air. They generally leave 1t more
''Glose" and ''tnuggs" than before, and
they often leave It, despite the dtench.
ing downpour of rain, filed with dust
and other impurities Perhaps the
quality OF the electricity generated
should also be taken into the reckon.
Ing. 1t has been shown that spray
of fresh water charges the air with
negative electricity, while salt spray
communicates positive charge That
II is argued, Is why q sea breeze, cleo
trifled by the spray Of breaking waves,
IL no bracing and tonic, and why even
the raw east wind is invigofat!ng to SO
many who find in land breezes only de-
preston and semi-suffocation. The
theory is an interesting one, ut any
rate, and may ut least serve rs the
twenty-sixth in thirteen ycars-N. Y.
Tribune
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-12-14
NEW USE FOR ooRNsTALKs

Ceiiulose Extracted TO Make Golfer Dams
In Government Battieships.
GREENSBORO, KY, Dec. 12.-owens-
boro has been selected for the first
cornstalk cellulose factory. The gov.
eminent has ordered the new product
TO be used for the Golfer dams in bat
tleships Five or six are to be con-
structed shortly. Cellulose takes the
place OF the cocoa product. is lighter,
cheaper. and has stood tho govern
ment tests better. Negotiations are
pending TO secure Its use by the Eng
lish government The factory Is
being fitted up by It's owners, who are
PhiladelphianS
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Assaulted by an Insane Patient.

TOPEKA. Kan, Dec. lo.-George Nc.
Cune, an attendant at the insane
asylum at osawatomie, Is lying at the
point of death with n broken skull,
the result of some trouble he had with
Charles Mold, n lunatic from Fort
Scott When McCune's back was
turned Mold hit him on the head with
n water pitcher.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-12-14

KANSAS CRY, Kan, Dec. lo-Two
young highwaymcn named George
Mullins and Bert Divine, each aged II
years, held up Roy Shaw and Earl VIII
liams yesterday at Tenth and ~
road, and robbed them OF pocket.
book containing G5 cents. The young
fellows were captured and locked up.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-12-14
Judge Humphrey Going to Lawrencs.

ABILENE, Kan, Dec. 10.-Judge
James Humphrey will open his last
term OF court In the Eighth district Mt
Marion Tuesday. At its close no will
remove to Lawrence. where he will
take the place of the late Judge
Thatcher on the faculty Of the state
university law school.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-12-14
Hna Cnurres.IonaI AsplratIona

Topeka, Kan, Dec. 10 W. !. Bailey,
Of Nemsha county, will be q candidate
for the republican nomination for con,
greRs In the First district uext yess
assinst Case Broderiek, the present In
eumbpst Bailey q q cattle man,
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-12-14
Disastrous failurei

We can mention no failure more disastrous
than that Of physical energy Isinyol ss N; y.
sirhilativc processes, and entgils the retire
inert from business Of tho liver and kid
neys. Only through The good Offices Of Hos
letters Stomach Bittsts can the restoration
of Its former vigorous status DO hoped Tor
When this aid has been secured, o resump,
ton Of activity In the stomach, liver and
bowels may DO relied upon. The btters
conquers malaria and kidney troubles.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-12-14
Drowned while Skating.

OTTAWA, Knn., Dec. lo-Fred Penny,
10 years old. son Of Mr.. Charles Penny,
broke through tho ice while skating
on the river here and was drowned.
His body was recovered after two
hniifsI SEARCH.
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Tho Deiected Young sTsn.

"woman," said tho detected young
man, 'is fake"
"Yes?" spake one listener.
"Yes. 1t has not been SO many
moons since I saved up all my billiard
money and lived on beans two weeks
to blow myself on an opera and sup
per for q young woman. Then I asked
her to marry me. and she said she was
afraid was too extravagant to mako
a good husband. "-Indianapolis Jour.
-al
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-12-14

BEncHAM's PILLS for constipation l0c and
s ssa Ss IT, eSS sn ss: SSSs SspsSs sss.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-12-14

IcANyor speak too highly Of Piso's Curt
for Consumption.-MRs. FRANK MoBps, I'll
w. ed b., New York, Oct 20, 1884.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-12-14

CALuMyr shall make me set surer guard
on myself, and keep . better witch on my
actions.-Ben Jonson.
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Not above the common Level.

Briggs--What sort Of fellow Is
Sandstone?
Griggs-Well, he is the kind Of q man
who thinks his wheel is better than
any other.
Briggs-I see! Just an average man.
Puck.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-12-14

TEACHER -"Emma, what do you know Of
the orchid familyn Emma-"If you plcass,
mamma has forbidden US 10 indulge In any
family gossip. n-Tit-Bits.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-12-14

The Lady-"Is iris novel fit one for my
daughter TO readi" The Salesman ~
don't know. ] am not acquaintSe with your
daughter.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-12-14

CovErousyEss swells the principal 70 no
purpose, and lessons the use 70 all purposes.
Jeremy Taylor.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-12-14

itA In Could Do.-The wIfe-"fwo
weeks ago tuu said my husband couldn't
live, and now he's neatly we'll" The Doc
tor-"Madam, ] can only exprsss my 70
0rets n-Ptck
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-12-14

ONE part Of knowledge consists In being
ignorant Of such things % IRE not worthy
70 be known.-Crates.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-12-14

GENIUS always gives its best ut first; pru'
dence, ut last.-Lavater.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-12-14

II thou desirest ease, In the first place
take care Of the case OF thy mind.-Fuller.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-12-14

BRONCHITIS. Sudden changes Of the
weather cause Bronchial Troubles. "Broipns
Bronchial TYcahes" will give effective relief.
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Antesl HALF Rats Excursions 20 CANAAN
Via Chica 20 q Grand Trunk Railway.

Anfesl IIsif Rate Excursions 10 CANAAN
via ChicasS . Grand Trunk Railway.
Tho Chicago & Grand Trunk Railway has
arranged for the usae, Hall Rate Holiday
for season Of 1905.
Thursday, December 10th,
Friday, December Dth,
Saturday. December 2ist
Tickets good 70 return up 10 and includ.
ing January 9th, 1896
Avail yourself Of this opportunity % visit
Canada and spend the Holidays with tho
Folks at Home.
All through trims Of the Chicago & Grand
Trunk Railway puss through the Great be
Clair Tunnel, one Of the wonders Of modern
engineering SKIN. and Is the only line ofier
ing the public advantages Of through Pull
Kssr sar service TO Canadian points. Tickcte
may a!cs. DO purchased reading via Detrois
II desired.
Excursion tic.ess on sole ct all stations.
For further particulars apply to Tickse
Agent, 100 80. Clark St
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-12-14

DRoPsY Is dread disease, but II has lost
its terrors TO those who know that H. II.
Green Il 8 ms. the Dropsy Specialists OF
Atlanta, Georgia, treat IL with such great
success Write them for pamphlet giving
full information.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-12-14

LITTLE MANI understand, sir, that 700
hsve called me m unmitigaied l:ar" Big
MsSF0 SdT use tes TG nse.p up gons
apology. n-TitBits.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-12-14

-'Kodecke Is lazy scamp" THAT
SOP" "Yes; Mrs. Kodecke takes In the
washing and he does the rest '"-Bos-
ton Courier.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence Is due to its presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of q perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because It acts on the Kid
neys Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and Il Is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale by all drug
gists In Soc and 81 bottles, but Il Is man
ufactured by tho California Fig Syrup
90. only, whose name Is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Fig,
and bang well Informed, you Gill ngt
accept any substitute u oosud
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-12-14

Mn. BoyDrR-"Can I see the. financial
editorr' Officc Boy-"Nope; he's busy
he owns don't pay any dividends. Brook
Ign Life.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-12-14

Halls Catnrrh Cure
II taken internally. Price TO
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IaS- Die feiniten Drudarbeiten in Der
Staot liefert bic ,,Bo4enbIatt" Office.
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Sans irnb Spf.
@eeen bic 6efTenfiteae.

Bon ber IanbipirtbidaftIiden Ser.
iud8itation Der Burbue llniperiitdt in
Safapette. Snb., 1T Elm Bulletin per5ffents
lidt tporoen, in ipeI9em bebsrsisenss
ipertbe &atbidldse in 8esus auf bic
SeRenfliese ettbeilt iperbsn unb porin
Der @epibbeit 9lusbrud perIieben ipiro,
baB bur& 8efoIsuns Der sesebenen an.
tpeiiunsen cine berberblihe Seimiuduns
Der gSeisenitaatfeIber i'm na9fen Sabre
perbinbert iperben fam.
Die su befoIsenben 8orf6riften iinb
l. 4ae pOn Der SIiese befaIIenen Dsi.
SenitoppeIn, bic nidt nit iunsem aIes
ober 9ras permiidt iino, mGiIen sriinb'
liH perbrannt iperben. 2. Sin Streifen
bon elmer Ober sipei 8utbsn 8reits mub
3eltis um ben &anb zines ieben Deissns
feIbes beraeridtet unb i'm 4usuit mil
Weiseu beiaet iperben. 8. DieIer
Streifen muB iebr ipat i'm Sabr umss.
fIGgt tperben, irpsu man iih zines
,Sointer" bebient, bann tpirb Der 8oben
seroat unb seesst unb bisrauf bas sanse
SeIo nit @eisen befdet.
8enn bieies 8erfabren einsebalten
tpiro, tperben biele Der benz 8erbrenn,
unsStobe entsansenen Snieften beim
llmpfisen bes fribbeiaeten Strsifens
besraben unb bas fpate 8eidsn bes sans
ssn SeIbes ipirb our SoIse baben, bab
bic Saat bon ben friiben Insriifen bsr
Snieften, ipenn nod tpelde iibris seblies
ben iein ioaten, pe:i6ont bleibt.
Weroen Oieie 8orldtsmaBreseIn bon
ben 8auern iorefdltis unb alsemsin
ourdeefiibrt, 70 pirb bic SeHenflisst
bem nddten Weiaenitanb nidt piel an.
baben f6nnen. Bon einem pereinter
8Orssbsn bdnst Der @rfOIs aber baupt'
IGhlib ab.
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6IaSeefdee,

insbeionbere 5Iaf6en, @Iaier unb 8aien
reinist man am beiten babur6, baB man
ettpas Iauparmen giiis unb Sanb bins
einbef6roert unb bic @efdbe ounn tiidtis
i4atteIt. Sierauf ipIIt man fie nit
lautparmem 8aher iorsfdItis unb trods
net iie nit ni9t fafernben 3ii6ern isbr
gut ab, 10 bab nireenbs etipa eine iose.
nannte ,.blinbe" STEELE tIeibt. Glass
ia9en, bic auf icIds Beiie bebanbsIt
iperoen, feben frpftaIIflar aus unb biIben
10 erft einen tpirfIiden S6mud Der 5afsI
ooer bes Simmsrs.
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8seen SSefpen uno auberes ltn'
ae3iefer.

8seen 0Sefpen uno auSeres I'm.
ee;iefer.
Gin Sbfsiidtsr idreibt: Sn einem
@arten ben id bsioree, itsben Spsi
gHaumenbdume Der cine trdst eins
frdbere Sorte, Der anoere cine ipdtere
Die friibere SOrte tpurbe nun bon ben
8eipen bsrart mitsenommen, baB ni6t
Elm einsises Stiid seniebbar ipurbe Der
Baum mar ben sansen Sag bon einem
Sdtparm bieies 1lneesiefers umidwdrmi.
9tun ipoate id ben speiten Baum ni6t
10 obne 8eiteres ben Rdubern sufommsn
Iafen; i'd sriff su oem einfadsn Ulit.
tel Ipotbeferadi1den unb SliessnsIdisr
nit 5uderwaher an bic aefe bes 8dumsS
aufsubdnsen. Dies ipurbe NIT @rfoIe
sefr6nt, 70 bab eineS Na6mittass 400
StId als 8efansene uniddbIi6 ssma6i
tparen; bic @laier tpurben seleert unp
bon neuem aufseban8en. aber am ndd'
item Moreen tpurbe mir cine nod et6brre
Sreuse su IbeiI. SD bate in einem
5liesenslas aaein 81 Jiabidmetterlinss
bon Der sr6Bten bis sur tIeiniten Sorte 4;
in bem anbern bate id perbdltnibmdbie
ipeniser aber immerbin iiberities bic 3abl
100 Stiid, tuesbaIb id ieoem 8artenbes
iiBer ratben mub, tieieS biuise Diittel
ebenfauS in Nnnenbuns su brinsen.
8ie pisle Raupen perbsn baburd i6on
i'm &eime ertidt unb uniddbIl6 eemudt.
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Nttp yert per . & SR U um 7.45 Mprstns,
1905, f.20, 2.3S unb 4 i.3S Raem., Der s. 6.
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SsrlaHtn SraHten fir vitistpn unp gpiffs-
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Wprgtns, 3,55, 6.07, $50 Racbm.
Bsrlaftn SCRANTON fir efbitt Sapsu, Sa,ls-
ton, pcitspias unp alien puniten Der Ssaptr
Wsapom unp pcttspillf i3psiasu, per 6. & gB,
.. GAO M., per . & 67.45 R., 1905, f,2O,
2.36, 400 Natm.. per 3. Z. & gB. R. ". am
600, S.0S, ft.20 Norssns, f.30, 8 55 0adm,
Utrlalisn Seranten fir SetbIsbsni, Cation,
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per d. 4 2. ". u. am 7.45 W., 1905, LEO,
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600, sos, tt.20 Dr., f.30 Natm.
Strlanfn SCRANTON fir 5unfbannod, Scpan-
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ten yer D. p. Ut. u. um s IS Dr., 1905 unb
t.3S Wa9nt., per . Z 4 9B U u am sos R
f.30 Nahmitiags.
Ttrafsn Snantcn fir Rpttfsr, Buffalo,
giaeara Gaatn, Detroit, Gbsaso unb pslfIiten
puntttn per D & . S&& S.45 W, f2 O5, 9.f5,
tf.3S Ratm., per D Z & B R & uub pittsten
5unetipn 0S, 9.55 M, t.30, $50 9adm., per
q. gB U & 3.4f RaHm.
5hr Glmira unb Wtlfsn Der SaIdmauea, Der
. & 3 & U S.45 W.. 1906, 6.O5 Ratmittaa,
per D Z B sos 9 55 Dr., 80, 6.O7 Ratm.
pnlmann parIor une Sdlaf- pber {. q.
Stiltpagfn auf alien i3iisfn jpilhsn {. & Sl.
Suurton cbtr WiIfssbdns un6 gstp gorf, Dbl.
laeslpbia, Buffalo unp Suspsnlion 8riide.
Hplin ,. Nilbur, Sen. Cup.
ebas. 9. ess @sn. pafi. Asfnt, pbhabtl,
pbta, pa.
y. u. 9cnnsma&n, aiTt. Sen. paf. assnt,
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assnt 3O9 eada apfHut, SCRANTON, pa,
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Suite Si6 por 6letf6erfpalten,
Ont' Did ppr Qapincnftur,,

rittb per friebli6s Sbalbausr btm tplIfIbnen
alpsnfr. @rSBns 8tfabren ais biels lauern
auf BEN pfaps pss iunssn Wannss obsr MGp-
6ens her @jsstnpart auf ibrn Wanbruua
enr6s Stbrn. abr ale pisis 8efabrsn ptretn
hbsrpunbsn pprr bsisitist bur6 ben ptrniinfti9sn
use rstbeitigeu @ebraut BON DR.. pirress
Golden Medical Discovery, erm beriibmten
Ssimittsl sfssn grfllmnssn, Sufttn, aatarrb
une ausgbruns. 9s III befIsr ais ale pbps.
pbcrprGparats ppu 9fbertpran, niGts fcmmt ibm
slsi4 in Der gBirfuHe ssssn ale aus ierpfulSIsm
csfr ssitpattrm stPrpsrsuifanp tutltsbsnbs
aranfbeittu.
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Gueipienfalat.

9ie duberen 8Idtter iperben nidt se.
nommen, bic iibrieen IdnsIib Ooer nod
8eIieben gang Helm ipie gubeln seidnits
ten, mebrmaIs unb gang iauber seipa.
iden, in einen Seiber ssseben unb pann
in bemieIben seidittelt, bab aaes Wai.
fer ablauft. Daun itreut man feinsss
idnittene 3piebeIn, SaIs unS 8feffer
oariiber, aiebt Del unb giiis oaran unb
msnet aIIes gut unter chamber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-09
Hpfelauflauf.

3ebn feinere aepfsI lpurben seiddIt,
sei6nibt, nit einem @las Wen ipsit
sebiinitet unb burd Elm Saariieb setrie.
ben; baS GppeImus, peI6eS re9t bid
iein iou, ipirb nun nit t Yfunb 3udsr.
peIber an elmer 8itrone unb bann nit
benz 8eibeifen serieben ipurbe, 20 @ramm
Butter, tpelde nit feds giselb redt
i9aumis seriibrt tpurbe. unb brei @bl6f.
feln Diebl gut semiidt, idliebIid bsr
iteif ssidIasene Sdnee bon feds giueib
leidt bineinseribrt.
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6eeen aufeefpruusene Sippen unS
Sdnpe.

Sin porsiisIides UlitteI sessn bisiss
idmersbafte nebeI 1T folsenbeS: Wian
idneioe 8orsooefer 4epieI. obne iie Su
iddlen, in fIeine Stiide unb reiniee iie
bon ben 9ernen, ebenio seri9neibe man
ROiinen unb ionbere bic 8erne bapon ab.
Damn nebme man bon iebem bier 2otb,
brate bic Waiie in einem GieseI mt
einem baIben Bfuno frii6er, unseiaIsener
Butter unb bier 2otb sslbem Wads un'
ter feibisem nmriibren 70 Ianse. bis Elm
1rOpfen bapon. auf sIdbenbe aobIen ees
iporfen. nidt mebr praheIt. Wan orlde
aIsbann bic PomaSe bur6 elm Tud IN
elm @efdb nit Elm ipenis RoisntpaHsr,
Iuiie iie barin erfaIten, unb man bat fir
obensenanntes nebeI elm ipabreS Wun.
oermitteI. bas friber fir tbeures 9eIb
aIS 9ebeimmittel uerfauft ipurbe.
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6alte (Sierfauce.

SedS abseiottene gier tperSen nit
mebreren Saroeaen fein setpiest, Johann
nit feds 26ffeI Del, stpei a6ffeI Semi
elm tpenis Bfeffer unb fein eetpiestem
S@nittIaud gut semenst unt nit giis
rbinnt.-pabt su O6isnfIsiid, faltsm
8ratsn unb Siiben.
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2adaipanna. Ibenue.
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