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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-23
NORTH END.

Miss Nettie Christmas, Of West Mar
kst street. returned yesterday from the
Gatskill mountains. where she has been
spending the last month.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Russell Peck and
family, Cf Belmont Terrace, have re-
turned from weeks visit among some
of the lakes In Vermont.
Burnhsm Guild has returned from
Walton. n. Y.
There will be union services In the
Providence Presbyterian and Provi-
dence Methodist Episcopal churches on
Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Edgar will preach
at both services.
A select party, consisting OF num-
ber OF popular North End people, will
take a trolley ride on next Monday
evening in one Of the decorated and ex-
tensive!y illuminated trolley cars.
Harold Gillespie. of North Main ave-
nue.. expects to go to Wilkes Barre soon
to spend few days with some friends.
The Christian Endeavor society OF the
Providence Pre- esbyterfan church are
laying new carpet In the pastors 8
study and making several other inn
prcvements.
The WOman's Foreign Missionary So
clety OF the Providence Presbyterian
church will meet In regular session this
afternoon at 4 o'clock at the residence
OF Mrs. G. H. Scharar.
,Miss Anna Gillespie, Of Oak street,
has returned from Atlantic City.
Directors and members Of the Needle
work Guild of America please bear In
mind that THE time Is near at hand
when they will be called upon for their
garments
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SOUTH SIDE.

The repairs at the South works will
be finished In time to permit a re-
sumption of work on Monday of next
week. The mill Is now operated as me-
chanically as any steel plant In the
country, but the company Is ever on
the alert for new devices. Superin-
tendent John Stanton Is now visiting
the Lorraine mill, Of Ohio. and has
visited the Pittsburg steel plants. Any
improvements which he may note on
his tour of inspection will be utilized
at the earliest convenience.
Miss Name Lynch, of Birch street, Is
spending her vacation in New York.
Miss Mary IMcHale. of Orchard street,
Ia enjoying few weeks Of her vacation
with relatives in Philadelphia and at
Atlantic City.
James Touhill. of the South Side
Pharmacy. will go to Boston today to
spend his vacation.
Joseph Kramer. of Prospect avenue,
buried son yesterday afternoon at
the Catholic cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Swift, of Maple
street, have left for New York city.
George Baskerville and James Bro
gan. of Prospect avenue. are enjoying
q. ten days vacation at the New York
sea shore.
John Trester will open shoe store
at 703 Cedar avenue on Aug. 81, instead
Of on Pittston avenue as announced In
yesterdays Tribune.
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bridges committee. voted against his
appointment on the grounds &het' he
was incompetent. He said. In explain.
ing his vote. that II was q case Of q
round peg In q square hole.
The committee on taxes reported
favorably the resolution calling a joint
session Of councils on Aug. % CAST
night for the purpose OF electing a
board Of revision and appeals. Nothing
else being feasible II was laid on the
table.
Upon the recommendation Of City
Engineer Phillips Contractor KOons
who Is building the Fourteenth ward
sewer. was granted two months ex-
tension of time for the completion Of
the work.
The Webster avenue pavement or.
dinance came over from common cOun-
Gil. where II passed third reading and
was referred to the pavement commit
tee. by whom 1t was favorably report
ed upon forthwith.
The resolution providing for the re-
endorsement OF firemen for medical at
tendance and loss OF time resulting
from injuries sustained while on duty
was referred to the fire department
committee.
In Common Council.
oWluS ~ tuc idCt VI tuclT udNlTk met
twice to the selectmen's once. the COM
moners had no concurrent business ia
attend to and as consequence were
through with what little new business
came up before 3 o'clock.
The fire department committee re-
ported resolution awarding to Hunt
4 Connell the contract for heating
Franklin Engine companys house for
$59S. the lowest bid received.
Robert Robinson. OF the special com.
mittee appointed to examine the Crys-
tails apparatus, reported that II was
well worth the 1900 asked for 1t and
recommended that 1t be purchased.
The report was not signed by either
Mr.. LOTUS or Mr.. Morris. the other
members of the committee, the former
being absent from the meeting, and
the latter having failed to attend the
inspection. Mr.. Morris opposed the
adoption OF the report because a ma
jority of the committee had not signed
1t. and was roundly scored by Mr.. Rob-
inson for being afraid or ashamed to
go to the Crystal hose house with the
committee" The report was withheld
until Mr.. LOTUS could put his sigma
ture to 1t.
Upon motion Of Mr.. Nealis the report
Of the street commissioner on the num-
ber of aliens employed on city con-
tract work was spread upon the min
utes. The report contained the letters
from the contractors. all Of which,
with one or two exceptions, evaded
the issue: SO 1t was not learned that
any aliens were employed on city work.
The ordinance providing for a lateral
sewer on Washington avenue, In Green
Ridge, passed third and final reading.
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PERSONAL.

Guy E. Stevens is home from Asbury
Park.
Charles s. Ward Is home from Asbury
Park.
J. H. Steel went to Pittsburg yesterday
on business.
DIR. A. r. Griffin. Of Honesdale, was in
the city yesterday
Mrs. y. Wa!tman. of Great Bend, is VS.
ating friends here.
David G. Davis, Of Plymouth, is the
guest Of friends here.
Rev. c. P. Winters of Plymouth. spent
yesterday in the city.
Druggist John ]. Lotus returned yester-
day from the seashore.
Mr.. and Mrs H. j. S.earns. Of Syracuse,
are at the Hotel Terrace.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Fox, Of Carbondale was
Scranton visitor yesterday.
Mss Helen Nash. Of this city, is visiting
Mrs. John Sh.ffer of Stroudsburg.
Messrs. Harry stIwell and L. C. Hess
Ter have gone to st. Louis on visit.
John F. Cummings. of the prothono-
tary's office. Is enjoying his annual vaca-
ton.
County Detective Thomas Leyshon left
the city yesterday to enjoy a short vaca-
ton.
Mss Carrie Fellows. of Tenth street, has
returned from visit to friends in Maple
wood.
Mss Margaret Campbell, of Hazleton, is
the guest Of friends on West Lackawanna
avenue.
DR.. NJ. A. Carroll, OF Plymouth was the
guest Of Dr. ]. j. Carol, Of the West Side,
yesterday
Sister Cyril, Of st. Cecilia's academy, has
been appointed mother Of the convent at
Green Ridge.
Miss EEyaheth Moran of Yonkers N v
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-23
hQRIQh'S BULLETIN.

Rev. Father" Lucas's new book,
'Aguosticism and Religion, $LsS-
Dr.. Throop's Book, half Century
iu Scranton" illustrated by
numerous portraits Of old timers,
large 8 v0. cloth covers, S2.5o.
Taylor's New Scranton Directory, S.
Peloubet's Notes Sabbath School
Lessons for this year, IS cents,
until balance Of stock cleared out;
Publishers price Of this book Is 81. IS
ascent cloth bound books,
Little Classics" our price Isc.
accent paper covered books,
about 100 different titles, loc.
Hollands "Katherena," cloth, soc,
Hollands Bitter Sweet" cloth, soc,
New edition Of old favorites,
which were formerly sold at 81. IS.
School Lacka., beautiful new catalogue
for ensuing year. Free, on call.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-23
LOOKING FOR BISHOP.
lie Made His Escape from Alderman
MiIiar's Office.

MiIiar's Office.
The constables of Alderman Millar's
office are on the hunt for venerable
scape2oat and police court character.
E. A. Bishop. who for a long period has
been conspicuous chiefly because of his
inclination to conduct immoral places
in the alleys.
Bishop was brought to the alderman's
Office on a warrant yesterday after
noon, but was let go on his own reccg-
niEance to hunt UP a lawyer. He was
given Commute leave Of absence, but
up to . O'clock last night the consta-
bles had been unable TO locate him. He
had been arrasted on complaint of
Annie Anthony. Of Raymond court, a
reformed girl OF the alley ne1ghborhood.
who charged the venerable profigate
with shadowiDg her, sending her letters
and otherwise annoying her.
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There need Be NO DELAY
Sufficient Money Available for Com.
pletins the Bridges.
cOUNcllnEN ON THE MOVE
Both Branches Take steps 10 Solve the
Difficulty-ScIcet Council and tho
Captain Edwards Investigation.
Hoard OF Revision aud Appeals.

From the outcome OF both meetings
of councils last night 1t appears that
the members. during the past few days,
have been expending more or less grey
matter on the solution of the all I'M
portant question of securing the neces-
sary funds for the completion Uf the
bridges. Yesterday Mr. Roche discoV-
cred $500 left over from the Nappro-
priation for the purchase of land for
the Swetland street approach, which
not even the city controller knew was
not in use. This with the $4,000 via
duct appropriation. which has been ly-
ing idle for the past six years, Will
furnish enough funds to carry the
bridges to completion. Mr.. Roche, IN
select council, and Mr.. Sweeney, in
common council, each introduced an
ordinance transferring this money TO
the bridges. Mr.. Sweeney wants 10
transfer the $ll,50O to the Roaring
Brook bridge and to give what may he
left to the Linden street bridge. MIR.
Roche wants to merge this transfer
able money with the amount due from
interest and premiums on bonds and
thereby make fund that will suffice
to pay for the completion OF both
bridges. Mr. Sweeney. by his ordin-
ance, wants to guard against the pos
sfbility of the West Side people re-
fusing to chip In the viaduct $4,000
after their own bridge is completed, so
he provides first of all that the $40. 900
in question be spent on the Roaring
Brook bridge. Mr.. Roche's ordinance
contemplates general love feast in
which South Side and West Side bridge
adherents get together and finish both
bridges together. and not each sepa-
rately.
TaNn nriNOcS EiHnrcd Ont.
Here Is the way Mr.. Roche figures:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-23

Some. Of Scranton's best known gentle.
men drivers will participate in tomorrow 4
races at the Driving park.
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Lshish Valley Railroad.

Another opportunity for q cheap trip to
Boston. On account OF Knights Templar
.conclave at Boston. the Lehigh Valley rail-
Aug. - to y, inclusive, good for return un-
III bspt. 10 inclusive. a choice Of var:a.
bie routes BY any Of the rail or steamer
Enss from New York city. Consult Z. v,
agents for full particulars. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-23

Special attention and private DINING
rooms for dinner parties at Lohmann's g.
Spruce street. Service and cuisine unex.
celled In this city.
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Meals and Cold Lunches.

Meals and cold lunches served at nj,
hours at Lohmanns. Spruce street. f,eeu-
lar dinner 40 cents. Imported and domes-
tic wines. cigars and liquors.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-23
BILL POSTERS MEET.
The Pennsylvania Association Transact
Business and Diuos at the Terrace,

A meeting Of the Pennsylvania Bill
Posters association was held at the Ho-
tel Terrace yesterday. A number OF
members OF tn craft were present
amCng them be. /: Messrs. John d.
Mlshler. N. H. b. gunder, ]. G.. Reese,
William J. Sffverstone, H. X. Long, w.
]. Byrne, Thomas G. Wheeler, L. Bush.
and Thomas Burroughs
During the regular order of business
several communications from advertis-
ers Of interest to bill posters were read.
The party. after the convention, par
took Of q supper given by (Messrs. Reese
4 Long, Of this city.
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financial.
financial.
ST. LOUIS & IRON MOUNTAIN R. R. co,
Arknnsas Dr"nrh)
10 First Mortgage Bonds.

TIE above s. 5000 bonds mature 'uro ist 1895
Tho =, Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railway
,n,,nv las decided extend these bonds AZ the rate
o., per cen, per until June IT, 1855 the present
s.rnri,v and lien In fuii force. The principal
ard Interest q ersnaci bonds 90 he payable In sod
the ionds O., reic~mable n time NJ the option ~
,h. ,.npln, upoa ninr, days notice at io3 ana ac
cruel Interest
Tho company las made arrangements with Messr-
Warmly. Co. IN behalf - syndicate - purcha-e tho
M. ~ maturity par and 20 extend the same IN 'hrr
.,c,,,, Mr,sfa yerniye e.. Ter~ryns the r'sht T.
terminate vi,hou, notice the privilege hereby extended
10 isn ihuld"fr
Iilndholl~r. who wish q avail themselves ~ the
,r,,legc may notify Messrs Nrrmiiyr 4 CO. ~ ono" ~
ihci. do ami pfer'n their bonds az
Tho Mercantile Trust co.. 80 i2o broadway. New YORK.
on ana inter- Apfii GOTH ise5 have the contract u
cAienfon and coupon sheets attached
A.. H. CALEF. Treasurer.
Referring to the above. now pre-
IN red to purchase ut pnr nnd accrued In
trrcst any of the bonds which holders mmy
desire to sell rather than ia extend.
NERMIINE a. CO..
10 and - Nassau ST. New York.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA. May LIST 1899
LNuE BOARD OLE DIKECTOKS has THIS d:
financial nlsetlnas.

CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
TTNIIE TRANSFER BOOKS ~ this Company
L Will he clos ut 2 O'Clock r. " Monday. May 9Th
1906 preparatory General Meeting OF stock
holders held June 9th. and viii be reopened on Fri
day. June eth. lS5.
ALLYN cox. Assistant Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-06

r,,a r,,,u,o,. hond market remained active. with
e,rne noteworthy changes IN price. JHs' VIM
aci,o.rd tho Northern Pacincs would BE- haf' 10
saw but their advance can hardly d. "''lDu",'
10 a corresponding improvement III inc JUN"
sr ,bo nron.rty Nor is there any known Iea-
son WHY Chicago and Northern Pacilc DohrS
should advance in face Of nat conp9ny ,rn r'
ancbnIv outlook for a profitable use oi us p.np-
ar f,ar valu. Of sales for the week was Sl@-
$50 The following table shows the Oranges
FOR the most active securities.
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A THE NEW y TRIBuNE E, WILL ,i ~ Ri. nE-
MAY "a door north Of Thirty -iirs,-s and ADvER.
TiSEMENTS at the follow ng Branch Offices: 25t
fichth-aye., hirdst To- Sixth-aye.;
i5s Fourth cor Fourteenth-st ego Thl,dave 10
sixty Los Firs,-aye: 100 West F1ry;secondss
Mes, Forty sccond-st 1919 seconda 55 Thirdaye:
3ss Third ave 2O5i Third ave between One-hundred-
ana twelfth and One md thirteenth SITS.
AZ the HARLEM OFFICES $50 East one;hundref, and
2i3 West One-hundrci-3 nc twenty NTH
et and 800 West Cnc hundred and forty UP to
o. m. at regular Office
way. F. v 1888 Broadway; ii97 Ful'on-st. up to
% m. regular Office rates.
European Branch for Advertisements only. IS. Fleet
Street. r. c.. London. England
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HE|OELDACH, ICKELHEIMER & co.
HAVE REMOVED
To
so WALL STREET.
TO TIE HOLDERS OF
SAVANNAH & WESTERN BONDS.

The commit - which Mr louis Fitzgerald chnlr-
man. dissolved and the bonds deposited with the
Mercantile Trus, CO. will lie returned to their
In order TO secure greater unanimtty
among the bOndhOIders. Emanuel Lehman
Of New. York, sidney r. Tyler Of Phiindei-
phin, and r. VI. COistOn of baltimore. hold
Ing and representing large amount OF
bonds hive been added to this committee.
An I'm M cdintc deposit of bonds Is essential
for the protection Of the property.
Bondholdcrs the holders Of the certificates issued
f,r bonds deposited with Mercantile Trust 80. ARE
REQUESTED TO DEPOSIT THEM WITH THE CEN
TRAI. TRUST CO.. before the 10th day OF May
next, after which penalty dollls per bond will
be imposed
Application be made for the listing OF the certificates
upon tho New York Stock Exchange.
SIMON poRG EMANUEL. LEHMAN.
X g MARTIN, SIDNEY +. TYLER.
II GARTH r. NJ. 'OLSTON.
EDWIN s IOOf.EY JOS. II. lLCHrENAuEh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-06

sTOcKHOLDERs MEETING ,,,,
OFFICE or THE WEsTINGiIoL ~ h .;y THO ANp
MANUFACTURING COMPANY. .. ...
irTTsm no PA April % iAo,
THE ANNUAL. MEETING 81 HE Stock
j holders ~ the Westinghouse Electric ,nl MANI.
faeiurng Company viii he held IN ne We.'lnshousa
ulldns corner ~ Penn Avenue and Nimh rfeel f",t
or The election - Directors and 70, ne ran ,e,len or
needing Transfer books will bs dlosed 0n Ne sh,h gay
Y NAY iipa and epensd On ~ , i,ss TX krn"'
WV Secretary,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-06
Bankers ano Brokers.
vERMILYE & CO.,
BANKERS,
Nassau and Pine Sts.,
NeW.YOrk City.
Dealers in Investment Secmritie~
Diriocn0 Notices.

TIE ERIE TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO.
DIVIDEND NO So
A QUARTER DIVIDEND Go. 40 Of one per
cent Will be paid by check mailed 10 stockholders
May arh 1915. that Of record AT noon sh'ufnay'
May i,h. on OF the dividend and annual meet
ing the books Will be closed al noon. May ilth anu
opened Wednesday. June i2,h is93
CUAs J. GIIDDEN. Scc'y and Treasurer.
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fest auo (ounS.

4 OsT OR sTOLEN.--Baak book No 230.sJ3 Of TIE
Il German Bank. in the city Of New York.
ner 4,h-ave and f4h-s issued Joseph Idelbut. All
persons are cautioned against negotiating the same II
no, returned the bank the iiih day OF May 1885,
a duplicate will be Issued
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cnAs. !. GLlppEN. scc.y and rrcasurer.

CLEVELAND AND PiTTsBURGII r. II. CO.
Once II secretary and Treasurer, ,eo-
CLEVELAND. OHIO. Nay =. 1870;
nIVIDEND NOTICE-Thc regular quarter!
- dividend y, per upon the guaranteed stocn
OF company payable June l. proxiino VIII De pau
and that date at the office 81 M'ssrs Wlnso".
I.anier q CO.. II Nassau ST, New iorh inc tIansi.r
Will be closed May 10 and reopen June a. ls''
c. \. INGEKSOiI. Treasurer.-
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, May lst. 1899.
vVNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS has this day
L declared a senii-annual dividend Of TWO AND ONl--
HALF PER CENT. upon the cnpiial STOCK OF he ON
pany. PAYABLE in cash on and af'er MAJ ys.' inS 40
at =. NJ. April 30 1895.
checks Tor dividend Will be mailed TO shareholders WHO
have filed Permanent Dividend orders AZ this Office.
ROBERT ". SMITH. Treasurer.
TINE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL
BANK. i2s Broadway. New-iork. Ap,i w. d is.o'.
Al Z the Board of Directors. held tnis day
dividend q THREE AND ONF-IIALF 3rl PER CENT
on capital stock declared payable may ISL
prOximo. A..
Transfer books will close this day. and reopen May
' ' EDWARD BURNS. Cashier.
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UNLISTED STOCKS


NJ, Actl sales HAy s.
Il.h isN Ny shares
is,, er' est lIn . 500.
g.. 49, CO., ~, too"
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Cee,u rrs cn0 1ilcctimns.

THE NEW YORK CITY MARBLE CEMETERY
L ers IN the New YORK city Marble Cemetery Second
street between and Second avenues will BE- held
in Cooper Union -. on Monday. the 9th day *
""' '' ERASMUS STERLING Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-06

nTRSI'ANT 10 statutory requirement. notice
is hereby given that Act has been passed by both
1,ar"h,s Of tie Legislature entitled woried fol-
lows: 49, AYR
In relation the Inferior Courts ~ Criminal Jurisdlc-
he County OF New York.
notice hereby given that public hearing
mn .,rh fl VIII held the Office Of the Mayor, IN
lie ,tv Hall In the city OF NewyOk. on wednesday,
MAY sih. 1893. ut IL NJ ~r,o>,, 49,.
signed) . Mli.iitM j.. Sin1N'' A'is"''
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THE MONETARY SITUATION.

Money was very easy. but there was Increased
demand for It from all departments Of business
Some time ago the bank clcarings Of New-forI'
ran along on the level OF about s90Oooooo; last
week they ranged from Sill, 100000 to $lis'oO'ooo
rho following table shows the market rates as
fairly as we can obtain them:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-06

The hank exchanges of the Ncw-York Clearing
uouse and the stock sold at the New-YOrk Stock
Exchange last week and for the same week OF inc
preceding two years compare as foIIows
May @ D2. May 2. "a MAY !. w.
r-xchs,ges ~ ssg7 ISIS s.36 5GI.aGl $GGi Elt ~
No shares sold &C.,. 3.3Gi9dG l,lsJ.slo lO1'-'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-06

Foreign exchanges were duh and easy InrIr
wero liberal offerings of bills against EcuillNr
sold abroad, which satisfied not only current 70
quiremeDts from rcnitiers but allowed inc hyia'.
cate 10 cover pretty fnlly tncr DIS o' rnaS ""
aao FolIowlng are tho closing rates 81 me w''h'
~. .nIIn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-06

Total 20 co's.. sG:7l., 40 seia,'s, in- Sic'''' -
Fourth week IA April &c. eos. 90, 8,
a companies Isl ~ O.. $500 ~; mo s',, ..s 10
companies ...... ,a,s ~ 0si ~ Dec l'''- -
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-13

Ladies' whose systems arc poisoned
and whose blood is in an impure condi-
ton, due to menstrual irregularities,
are peculiarly benefited by the won.
derful tonic and blood cleansing prop
critics Of P. P. P. -Prickly Ash, Poke
Root and Potassium.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-13
and SCrOfUia

p. P. P. purifies the blood, builds lp
the weak and debilitaCed, give3
strength to weakened nerves, expels
diseases, giving the patient health and
happiness where sickness, gloomy
feelings and lassitude first prevailed.
For primary, secondary and tertiary
syphilis. for blood poisoning. mercu-
rial poison, malaria, dyspepsia, and
in all blood and skin diseases, like
blotches, pimples, Old chronic ulcers.
letter, scald head, boils, erysipeias,
contradiction, that p. p, P, is the best
blood purifier in the world, and makes
positive, speedy and permanent cures
In all cases.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-13

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Cine oufaI[enoe Grfhetnuno.

PoIi3ei6ef Brennan but pon fat fGmmtGiz
6en pegen Nt9tbeftebens Der Gipiloienftz
priifung entlafienen POliaiiten 3uf6riften
er6alten, na4 benen 81 urtbeilen, Die S6reiz
Der einen @rao BON Snteligen3 unb 8ilbung
beftBen, baB es unbe9retfli3 eri6einen muB,
buB Oieie 2eute DaS @ramen ni9t 6aben
beIte6en t0nnen. 9err 8rennun nil Die
NufmerfIamteit bes MapOrs auf biefen llmz
itanb I~enten, unb es pirb pabrf3etnli9 cine
Hebifton Der Brifungsarbeiten e~rfoGgen, por=
ausgeIebt, baB es ihb 6eruusfteaen foate,
baB bic benz Bpli5ei4ef 5%ugegangenen s3us
f9rtften audi tpirtli6 bOn ben aIs @6reiber
angegebenen entIafenen 8oli8iten osrfa6i
unb ni4t Die @rbeit anberer Qeute finb.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-01
Die Si(6er= AuSfu6r nQ6 Dem
Orient.
9ieielbe UirO jebt banptiadlid brett
ION San SraneisrO uad Sapar
1tO Gbilta beiOrst.
fono Ole 2tusfuhr iber Nem
porf uno Gonoon itatt.
Das Ger Orient in oen Iebtcn feds Jahren
an SLIDER perbraudt hat.
San sSrancisco, l. MGr}

9ie Ngenten bon 9inefif6en unb iopantz
f9en 8antiers in San SranctSco i9rGnftn
Die Iusfubr BON Stlber bon Colorado, 11tub
unb Nebaba iiber SEEM Yorf na6 benz Orient
Elm, unb f9tden bic @iGberbarren bon bier
oirett na9 9Ongtong un0 Ooto6oma. Die
&usfubr BON Stlber ntmmt bon Monot gu
Monat gu. Die Sra9t fir tauTenb DoGurs
in fetnem @iGber bon 9enper na9 9ongfong,
iiber Gep 0ort unb 2onbon, betrGgt $1,000,
unb iiber San SranctSco nur $14. 9ie
8ant BON Goltfornten unb bic fran50iHbe
gant BADEN OOr3ugsneife bic birctte Ser
i3tdung mad benz Orient ms 2eb3n geru>
fen, pel9e alS Elm commer5ieller GriumpA
fir San Trancisco betra9tet tpirb. GbirG,
Sopan unb anbere D1tIi9e QGnber tuarcn
lett Sabren bic beiten &unoen fir StIber,
unD beben tpdbrerb Der leBten feds Sc6re
our9 San SranciscD unb 2onbon Dret 6uao
bert unO 5pei unb pier3ig MtGionen 9oGcrs
in Silber er6alten.