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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-05-23

peeh accommodating for number OF wears
to redeem the outstanding bonds of the
district.
Inc strawberry crop promises to be inn
mensc this year cherries also will Weld
heavy from present indications.
Samuel Benn, the we'll known Aber.
deenite, was in town Yesterday and
dropped about $500 into the county treas.
ury for taxes.
Z. IL. Fenner and family have returned
TO Montesano from Aberdeen, and they
Will remain here for couple OF months
and perhaps permanently. Mr.. Fenner
mas been appointed deputy county sur
veyor by Mr.. Burrows, to attend to the
work OF that office in this vicinity and to
prepare some necessary road plats for the
use OF the office.
Inc county commissioners have di-
rected the sheriff to offer the timber To-
Gated on the poor farm for sale on the
Zoth day of June, at public sale. No bid
VIII be received for less than So 900, the
sum of $3.50 to be paid down, one-third
Within four months, one-third within six
months, and one-third within nine
months OF the date of sale.
FROM Elma Chronicle:
The U. 5. government inspector of sur
veys passed down the valley Monday to
inspect the surveys of townships 10 and
IL north OF range Z west. He thinks
these towns will be open this fall for
filings.
Quite scope of country was burned
over south of Hughes mill, on the Mox
Chehalis, this week. The fire got away
from the men making road in the timber.
Considerable fence was burned for the
ranchers in that locality.
The little son of +. G.. Taylor wandered
away from his father while out in the
field, Thursday, and while looking for
him Mr.. Taylor became over-heated, and
when the boy was found was suffering
from nervous depression, but is now con
valescent.
Wednesday, May Is, c. l.. Shamlcy
died at his residence in Elma OF an alb
cess OF the liver. The funeral services
were held at the Baptist church, Thurs
day afternoon, after which the remains
We're laid to rest in the |. o. O. +. Gene
terry. He leaves wife and two little
children.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-05-23
". {. I. U. DEPARTMENT

Edited by the Aberdeen W. C,TU.]
The W. C. 7. U. meets every alternate Tues
day at p IN. i'll the Presbyterian church.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-05-23

fiIl0NAL ASSOCIATION STATIONARY
ENGINEERS. Meets Second and Fourth
tH'iay evening of each month at 7:3O O'Clock
Etsi1C light company's wareroom on II str
Rfclak, Sec l.. McManemy, Prest.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-05-23

Waste no tears
Upon the blotted record OF lost years,
But turn the leaf, and smile, oh, smile
to see
The fair white pages that remain for thee
Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-05-23

Preaching every Sun
1!Ni q. m, and 500 ,. m. by the pastor
ssofge Lindsay. sunday school at II III
.sain Endeavor. Sunday evening, 6:15.
'ameeting, Thursday evening, 7 80.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-05-23

y;ET LODGE NO. 3, d. OF H., Auxiliary
DAberdeen Lodge No. 81. A. o. L. W. Meets
No. T. ". hall SECOND and Fourth Tuesday
Hlg Of each month.
lxsCsmpbell, Rec. Mary Pratsch, C. OIL.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-05-23

IEspEEy ENCAMPMENT NO. II.
To- o. F.
Val the Odd Fellows Hall. First and Third
k,isys OF each month at p. Ill. Visiting
rsrhs are invited.
] 7 Lsiue, Scribe. Bert Morse, c. p.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-05-23
SOCIETIES..

|,pDrEy LODGE No. 81. a. O. L. W.
vssts in A. 0. L. W. Hall Friday evening
N week. at 7:S0 o'clock. Sojourning broth
M cordially invited to attend.
" Shelley, Rec. $. X. Bcwes. NJ. W.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-05-23

FlhoDlsT. Preaching every Sunday at
S S.lgt. IN. and 7;50 p. m by the pastor, Rev.
tssat. Young Peoples meeting Sunday
E.s guy. Sunday School at 2'30 p. IN.
h. ropes class, Tuesday evening at $50.
laIs aog Thursday evening at 7:30. First
f :l@p p. m, each month, WOman's For
ETIsd,oaeiy society. First Thursday after
Aales and Pastors Union.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-05-23

MRGREEN REBEKAH LODGE NO. Is, |.
|OO.F. Meetings First and Third Tues
bWnings Of each month. in |. o. o. F. hall.
XIV. Bush, Sec. Mrs. b. +. Ladue, y. G.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-05-23

.MiulAN METHODIST. Preaching every
, 'Jpa 0y a. II a. m. and 500 p. IN. by the
new U. heggen. Sunday school Mt 10
mayer meeting Thursday evening at 7:30.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-09
The raIr viii Contest

BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. S.-The suit
brought by Charles l.. Falf TO teal tue
validity VI the trust created by the
will Of the late James q. Far, 10 row
ut Issue. Executor W, \. GOodiollow
filed Au answer to the complaint toiay.
The attorneys for the Fair children
have been eagerly expeciirg thih
AusweT since the UxecutOTs' attorney
intimstSd 10 court that there would TIE
no necessity for pOs,poDing the viii
contest to long,
When Fair Med his suit II was eur
mised that its object was 10 enable the
children Of James q. FAir TO oVsds the
effect Of the clause which provided f0t
their disinhprllAnce II thoy should con.
test the will. The suit was In the ia.
ture ~ an action 10 quiet title 10 thu
Lick House property. But IL brought
into question the validity Of the trust
clsusp aud tho supposlti1n WAS th-t
tbis would he Tiled In advance OF the
will CONTEXT. II he shouid win tn,
rrst action, Charles fair's victory
would put sn end TO tho controversy
over the two wills. In the Goo liellpw
answeT, however, II 10 contendsd that
the court cannot pass upon the trust
clause without fret nsonflaiuing " The
viii ia n genuine document Shout
the superior court iaka this view Ut the
case II will either proved with thu
will contest or permit the wills 10 b.
brought into question on suit to que
the title.
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"MORHON"
TABERNACLE
October 3 and d, 1895.
rrnlsn's " the jAv, oN.Gov. Arthur
l.. Thomas, gov, caleb W. West
Look | TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
will be given in prizes.
READ TIIE FOLLOWING LIST or
PRIZES AND CONDITIONS;


..tur tue bee. zrtni rn.rIsuf n|N1i voices
,oi pot more iuhn huUr Ices tHan 90 t'us
u"iiuu lAI "tht sIUTIHI suugs cot ITtcIuu."
iron hb fnfrg'H opera, EiHuwrn. ,'r wales
81 brr.ftt. sew cuH.. met pine. i.HHf gold
ls'Hsl =" t.heH'lHit Hr.'tH ufFy itNs bHtuu
iuu"HiuriHr. IltvsU DEuUufvt tutN Nr accom-.
lsN'' NY 'N' WIau7 uf piano suu ya8iuui
D.IaH.
elect uII'Nry bend contest .rHi moro than
l.Hl. ..t llU.'t unr ice .ihu lWrutr.. 'ttsi
hNtf.u.t' .irUiurt|t NrH| IrFr. $40. sold
medal to conductor. second me VI o.. silver
Ihens. 2" coo du'lpi
.-Lvai WaIt chorus. 'lu Arms 10 Afms
lbf Parry nUt muto than terry vsIrrH cor
ltss thhn hfNH htai pritr, $40, suEuui prifu,
s-a.
l=hssi IaIigs chorus. The bridal of lbo
itflh. .hnl.ry M.uaffHI .uut marH than
UfN Voice nor Iras i"au tsUutI IFcI. nrst
pfttt -. Second ulliI Hla.
H"Nysl miscellaneous rUufua, 1.-THE suWs
mcr' Geo. uuN .tuuiy 90 IhIiy 1.-Two voices.
competition restricted 10 aarI ,uuIrH iU cities
ut hfsi ami ttr'uu ass. regular ufEu nIf,lHus
] an tvttumFutsI. nfst UUFr. NlHU. baton 600 .ruu.
uurtar, t'ruup uuIy b., baton Go ,urUurlDr
lNla FL U|UH CO. 10 accompanied hF piano or
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TmE pUnmANr rnIAL.
Newspaper Msn who A.. said to DO
Too Euterpri.inE.


SAN FRASCiscO, Aug. s.-An eighth
Juror was obtained TO Try Theodore
DutTant for murder, vt tue forenoon
session Of the superior court. He 10
Il. y. Hooper, a lumber murchaut,and,
like all bis fellow juror, stands high In
the community.
unusually large crowd thronged
the Corridors Of thu city hail, In the
expectation that some action would DO
taEon In the threatened contempt pro.
ceedings against osItain newspapers
for interviewing iursIs regarding
their standing la the case.
After number VI vsniremen had
been examined, one Of the defendants
attorneys presented bundle Of EiillA.
Wits from mis- client, aud asked that
citations be issued Tor the editors anu
city editors OF tho Chronicle aud the
Examiner. The attorney hlAn asked
tor further time TO pref are tilidRvlti
concerning the actions oil other news
paper men Win had publlshed state
meuls concerning iurymen which he
considered In contempt OF court.
The court stated that ne would con.
slider the matter carefully before deCid.
Inc the question OF i,suiug the citation
asked Tor. Nothing was sad concern.
Ing Jurors Brown anu Nathan, who
allowed themselves TO be interviewed
and discussed the oEus with reporters
detplto the COURTS express commando
| 10 the contrary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-09

FIELD Tues lay night that tno hou!ts o.
thlfiy.ftur Vt bis people had brrn
found ~ tho wuoJs ur1uDi hers, az
rived 10 Gay from slstonNilic. sous
alter he sent msslste to the govv.-
nor, saying; "Eou must tcud untps
here at once, Ius mayor will ut
furnish any safe protection 10 the
colofsd people, and they demsnd Thai
yon take tue matter Ia hand"
Mayor Delmago issued \ pi0rlsma-
tiou this afternoon, calling o. tue ei.i'
zeus 90 cooperate In maintaining law
and order, particularly after tue Te'
turn VI tbs negroes.
When the mayor heard OF Buck.
nef's mssssge to tho governor, b.,
wired! 1--WE undcutanI ytu have
been today telegfAl ned ior uuuFr.
Such a step IL not necessary. Thefs
has bssn no disturbance hors fiug,
Sunday lEs,. Cgl0red people va
Wofe thon driven out have teen n.
sured that II tnty return tuey viii Li
protected. They arc yet at 5sstOny!I't.
CbnlefvAtOts VI tue ICace ate all
quaio Tor thUif prJttutiJn, AMI a.
helI ia fc,iiness waiting Tor their t.
turn, We assure you that II tie
return they will no. be moiCs,Ud, nur
that We have suiii Client force 70 PFC
tUct them"
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Ihr IronbIs u, Omaha.

OMAHA, Aug. s.-ThV injunction
case brought by ths board OF lire anu
police commissioners against the Rp.
pointers OF the A. p. A. o1nmlssiOu
TO restrain the latter from utuTping the
naturalization OF the office, until the
suprems court could decide tae con.
tfOyety, was continued in Judge
HOpswalls court this m TpiBg. lhe
constitutiOnAlity Of tho law was NJ.
Vued today. Tine attorney for the OLD
Ia ard had tho n5or nearly all day.
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simply ny lining beard In tue closet.
rhi, ives the board thAt yielded to TIE
wstkmans pics.
There were no new developments OF
mole In the case toiay or tonight.
mas CpNFFnTUkTEs.
pHtLADtLrHtA, AuS. Sit IL said
tonight that tue Fidelity Mutual com
IanN, vutoh we viUiiWigs1 out OF
$4,000 by II. Il. Holmes, hA, inipfmh'
ton to tue eject that the sfch.c1n'
spiratOr hus Numerous coniadsfstes
throughout the land, sud that let1sr'
have bssn received III this city tom
them, sipue this search for Howard
Pielzcl was begun, stating their inten.
ton oi standing by Holnes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-09

ExiIod Negroes win ns Brought BacI.
and Have Protection

srRINu VALLEY, H., Aug. s.-rhe
trouble ~ this city seems " be at M
eau. All shafts blew for work this
evening. George sch'lllCg, secretary
Of the htatO labor tursau, spent somr
time among the Col ruI people at Sea
IOnviiIe, anu Csms H. /, this city tnls.
evening 10 attend mlnerS meeting.
Ho stated at he Im,eIuR that h W,
mere Tor the governor, am VOuId no,
leave unlll lhe to-b VI sssttisJ. The
miners at to!Ry'd NEE ing teas opte d
tho solutlO u yesterday. A IL,
the meeting, Mr.. SGhillns held oon.
itreLcs win General Manager DAl.
eel, and 1t was Sgroeu to ttArt tut
nj ues IN the ~ orning.
10 all likelihood Manager Dllzsll
VIII bring In tbs exilsd nsxry,s TO.
morrow anu set them 10 work, Tn,
may rssys he will protect them,
b. Buosher, OF Calo, 20, tho coloreI
legislator VINO annou need In BpTipg.
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ssu. nries ana Good Money.

COLUMBUS, o., Aug. s.-A very
close friend OF Senator BrlcV today said
10 TIE reporter OF this Associated Press,
In regard to the position which the
senator oooupits ia the contest now
pending amougst the Democrats OF
Ohio, that his sole object Is 10 obtain
in the coming state convention an ax.
preston tor good money. Out Of $50
delegates elected to the slate cOnven.
ton, 400 are said by this gentleman 10
b1 Tor sound money.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-09

PH1LADELPHIA, Aug. b.-Tho Brit.
ish emp Prince Oscar, from Liverpool,
Captain HendersOn, oOliIsd in MID
ocean, July 1851, with an unkl own
sailing vessel. Both ships sauk IN less
than ten minutes. Six members Of the
crew VI the Prince OiCar anu all on
bbRfd the unknown vessel were lost.
The survivors, seventeen In number,
were rescued by the ship Dhsrwar,
after being confined In an opsp boat
with neither food nor water Tor three
days. They were transferred 10 tho
British steamship Capan, from pi.
ssqua, and brought to this port to.
night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-09

SPRrNoFiELD. H., Aug. 9.-Nrs.
Thomns Ewing, OF SAn Franc SEQ.
well known on tho PAUHo coast for
her benevoleuoe, died here at the
home OF her slster.in-law, MR.. NJ. /.
Pond. She had been sast under the
care NJ specialist, hut reached here
lat Friday In an exhausted oo7ditiop
aud II d not proceed on her Journey.
She was ~ years NJ axe.
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FOUND IN rmE "CGsrLE."
-"' supposed 'oniriyRncn by which
"oim's's Victims Were KIIlcd.

-"' supposed 'oniriyRncn by which
hoim's's Victims We're KIIlcd.
CHICAGO, Aug. s.-rhs pick OF n
workman In the Holmes castle meow
veg startling construction today,
when carries much horrible suggestive.
ns,s Of the contpirRtpr's WORK. In
u'.se. o. room ON the teuoni floor,
when holmas used to sleep In, there is
20 gh pipe running over tho floor.
Wutte mo pipe meets the wall IL turn,
GoWh into the iiJor, anu beneath the
oSaila IA cutoff. Tho gsa pine runs
S',set 10 tbs wlndowlts, room, W mere il
utheN d MITE. Conner was murdered,
nete arc no Rns Jsts In the room, only
oI - oten shus Of the pips sticking out
Ine cutoff IA believed 10 be- one n,
av hlns instruments OF death. Sitting
~ nt room he could turn on the eur,
isht with ense that would MI the darn
sesping apartment beyond the mai
"nu pAlbro0m with the deadly Uns
ssphy1lasiAg the occupants. The chi.
vi was tsefel. II could bs reach u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-09

i-AdIutlrUors wN divide or withhold
Ur||H. ynyHrIl4g Co mort
An gtuuH competing Tor Nus. end must
lpadersIpui RIOT Fyau stephens. Inc wiu
wns ghofas,h Will also uu required 60 tsto parg
~ hen moro arc more tnan Two entries
preliminary EXAMINATIONS viii be- held the
moruIaF NJ october d. of Assembly Hal
a=-r,Dud uIises wil only hU given when at
Iraat trEtr have entered cHmutiu0n.
~, decision o. tna ahfugirator shall IA
Al fgf"s IH EIhs
C--AU me romrnutiuus SHAH be- tho prop.
sriy OF DE- .strIliol,umuuilve uuit,s other
NIsu rpryIhrd
s--nrcsssiul competitors slAlI. o. required.
atsIsta the evening. tuursrt
s.at1Wpstiuors are urtN TO Al regard
ltaa forced or LAuuuAIiY
H=NlI cuWp,uUs bands vii tUrW Iu BODY
a. % o'clock noon AHursdny, October lrI a.
the IrmpIclou Hotel, lud tuatch 10 lhlfi
scout. auI AiAln streets, tHuurc east To stale,
m.rre norm 10 IItst south. thence Veto
Meet Temple. thence north 90 tho Wcft Ttc NJ
Temple l1lutk, thh VIII play mo NrlsI "a.
UuuaI ar March % Tho htu Of tlhrluth'
iNUtF secretary for MUSIC furnished FrHus }
intending rnmpI tItnrs must sUud their
uaMrs iu tu thr secretary Nrfuu september lsL
n. I."luuuf 90 conditions VIII anyone NH
allowed ~ compete unIes' lnh rule s rum
Music 10 e had NJ C1sI'er 4 snolgrove 90 .
Eialtdlfud headquarters, Main sTceg, salt
la.o lTT Utah They Will nave the only
luilur.8i editions Tor thee contest.
tomtyugIlus will be- hold Thursday after.
noon uuI uIFht, october 10, aud thu great
Festival Nii runrlufe with a Erlud concert
ifiuay night, uct0hVr AtHt
Tor further particulars write,
General secretary John james, 'At Lake
CIV, Utah.
tecre bfy Tor colorado. l., ~. Roberts, $50 Lin.
coin ave., Denver
Secretary fHT Idaho, e.. ., Davis, LdltOr Inter.
UIHs MA'sl DIV
SECRETARY Tor Wyoming, james E0wus, Amy.
Manager OfIrIuI Program, Peter Elliott, hAlg
iako t.tY, tiah
snsctRi Hates trom Al Points In
Utah, Colorado, WYSmisg
aud Idaho.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-09

CHICAGO, Aug, S,-PTofessor Ed.
ward NJ. Bemis, formerly OF the de.
pirImrut OF political economy Of the
University OF Chicago, mas resigned.
President Harper maintains ssverr
silence when asked tor his side Of the
case, though II hsa been said he could,
II lie wouid, divulgs some startling
Information In regard to Professor
Bsmls's separation from the Uni.
yoI6ity
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-09
INDiAN STATISTICS.
Evidences Of civilization srnsnE tho
American AborIEines.

American AborIEines.
wAsHINGTON, Aug. SIS atlstiCs re.
Csived al the Indian bureau show thSt
10000 Indiana Ere row engaged IN
fsTming, stock raising aud other civil
lZud putsuils. DInug the year they
raised I,3l7,UOl bushs's II corr, aud
o.htr grain and vegetables In proper.
ten. They own 100000 head Of
cat,le aud i,2si.0OO ehesp. About
., 900 Indians voted NJ tue last cleo
ton. Its estin atsd thht $4,000 out Of
tie total Indiau population Of $4,000
ase church membrfs. out Of the .i7,
600, ls9, 900 arc sslfsuppofting, and
IS, 600 pay taxe,.
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Archer N. Huntington married.

LONDON, Aug. S.-THs Times will
ahnouuce tomorrow that Archer Nil.
,oh Huntington, Of Now York, was
untitled 70 Helen Gates, Of East
SSing', n. j., on Tues Jay ai 81.
'Sgtst's church, Hanovrr Sgu,Ts.
NV YORK, huS. 6.-ArchsT Hunt
i9A'9n Ia the adopted son Of Coils T.,
huntington, tue FSoitic railroad mag.
n''e' He 10 about thirty year. oil.
he 10 SID TO DO one OF the bs,t In.
,oimei Students In Spanish hiitory In
'hi, oouutTy.
~, helsl II. Gates was the wife OF
uOlnas b. Crlss, a broker In the cot.
En exchange, anu daughter Of l,aac
'' uales, q. =. HuntlnRtOn's conf.
SNsHTh man, who iiyss u East Orange
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Choir Leaders, Bdal Lldi5r, Vocal.
isis and husic LOTsrs-EYiTY.
body, Affection!
EISTEDDFOD!

The unique competitive musical AMI
literary festival of the rambrians or tI,
Old und New World Tho national pas.
time OF the welsh. Given under ito
auspices ~ Tho Cambrl.u .speiAtiu1 %
T.uh aud adincent ~tstps and y uitHfips.
aud tho Tabernacle rhuf ~ Salt Lake
city, Utah, Will DO hold 81 iHo Great
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-09

spsoinI Hates fTom Al Points IN
Utah, colorado, WIoniisE
aud Idhhus
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-15
Sa8 xbal abtpdrtS.

= Die OIb Sorse @rube Der Rsipton
aobIen 50. 1T befinitip seidlofsn por.
zen.
- 9ie 8obnbduier bon 8iqiam
Cabbage uno STANLEY MeGIusfsY ,u
Durpea brannten 9ienitag Nbenb sesen
10, nbr nieber. SerIuit etipa $4,000 unb
3um SbsiI perii6ert.
SiIus Bellies bon Dat Sia. 2ada.
tpanna Icpnibip, itarb Iestsn Donnsritas
unter peroddtisen nmitdnoen uno ba er
nit feiner Srau ni6t frieoIi6 Iebte, nab.
men piele on, oaB er bersiftet purbe.
Sein Sruber Simon iaete aus, baB
SiIas ii@ fir6tete. ibm bon ieinsr Srau
porseieBte Speiien unb @stranfs su &c.
nieben uno bab iie sssen ieinen g8ilen
iein Seben periidert babe; barum be.
itanb er barauf, mad isinem 9obs eine
nnteriu4uns ieines Wasens 40 baben.
Na6bem Serr @bemift 8arI 2oempsl
bsr Goroners Surp auSfIbrli1 botumen,
tirt bate, baB ct in benz Wasen bon
Silas Bellies bon DAT Sia fein @ift
perfanb, saben bic Serren ben 8abr.
ipru4 ab, oaB Oe6en Sob elm natiir.
li1er mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-15
Bilfesbarre MadrtAten.

Ser @ermania WiIitar. 8erein bdIt
am ndGfen Wiontas in 2anomefer's
Saae ieinen atpeiten WaSfenbaa ab.
- -Snei @asen zines 2ebisb 8aIIep
8uses ipransen Dienftas Abenb bel Gil.
per 8roof bonn @eIeiie unb eS tpuroen
cine ansabI Paiiasiere babel psrlsbt.
= Ser Sdnserbunb fol- piebsr reors
saniiirt tperoen unb bic Serren, tpeIde
fi6 bieier Nufeabe untersieben, poaen
ben Serein sur friiberen 8Iitbe brineen.
- Wessn NanseI an 8efslunsen
iinb beri6iebene Ansefelte Der Spiben'
fabrif tempordr iuspenbirt tporben unb
bic anberen arbsiten porlGufs nit berfiir3'
ter arbeits;eit.
- I'm Ser neuen Nuas Gounts. .S6se
ben 8arauS au MAIDEN, mil man nun
aus anberen Tbeilen bon 2u3erne
neuss County srInben unb es @rop
nsnnen. Gs fol- cine ginipobnersabl bon
sttpa $50, 900 SeeIen baben uno meifens
tbeils aus 2anbbiitriften bsitebsn, bamit
bic eroBen Iussaben zines nit ginss.
tpanberten beiieoelten 9iitrittes, pie
Sasleton ss 1T. ni4t n6tbis iino.
sa- annoncirt i'm ..@odenbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-15
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