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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-08-13
1T DIGsIFIED FIAT.

With all reverence for the
supreme court of the United
States, we remind the Republi-
can organs that the most power
fuI backing the populist theory
of money ever received came
from that august tribunal.
The legal tender decision,
which declared that the gov
ernment could, in peace or war,
issue unlimited quantities of
Its own paper promises. without
interest, and force ON private
business their acceptance as
money, endowed with the dig
nifty Of established law pretty
much the whole populist conten-
ton.
To a Republican supreme
court can be traced responsible
ity for "a great deal of prevail
ing populist error about the
manner of supplying a circulat-
ing medium to the country.
Even the most radical gold
standard conservative cannot
point out III the Democratic
platform anything which, on
his own line of reasoning, will
present half as many objection
able features aS this supreme
court decision.
How, then, can he consist
emily revile as seditionists those
who temperately suggest that ]
supreme court decision might
be reversed with advantage to
the comtry!-St. Louis Repub-
\ lie.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-08-13
NO PARTY LINES.

1.-The State journal deprecateS
the manifest disposition of a
number of the territorial papers
to inject partisanism into the
selection of a delegate to repre-
sent our people in congress.
such a course would, it appears
to us, be very ill-advised at this
time. The end which we are
all striving to reach, is repre-
sentation in congress; and, first
of all, we would have to obtain
the consent Of that body for
the admission of a delegate.
This might prove a very difficult
task in the light of the extremes
to which partisanship is carried
at times, particularly by mem
bers of congress. As political
conditions exist at this time the
proposition would no doubt be
a hazardous one, and the peo-
pie can not afford to make it of
that nature.
Any well-informed individual
will admit that the territory is
overwhelmingly democratic. In
event party lines are drawn and
the three parties enter the field
with their candidates the demo
cratic nominee would have what
is commonly known as a walk
away" The result would be
that a democratic delegate
would go knocking at the door
of a republican congress for
admission. Would he receive
it, Would not there be dis
position on the part of a ma
jority of the members to ignore
him and his mission!
The people of the territory
sb0llld consider the matter well
before they take a step that car
ries with it the contingency of
prolonged delay if not absolute
failure. Their interests are now
suffering wantonly, and they
can afford to take no risk in
sending some one to look after
them. For this reason and in
view of existing political condi-
tions it is highly advisable. to
send a delegate who is object
ionable to no party or class, the
chosen representative, In fine,
of 250, 900 helpless people who
know no party when their ma
erial interests, as in this case,
al that Is AZ stake .-Sonth
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-08-13
CLIMAX REACHED.
Papers of Attachment Sued Out Against
the Mineral Belt CONSTRUCTION Co.
Bond to Be Tested.

For some time there have
been rumors that the affairs of
the Mineral Belt Construction
Company were in a shaky con-
dition and that a collapse might
at any time be expected. The
Mineral Belt Construction Com
pany has in charge the building
of the Denison and Northern
railway, the long talked of road
from Dougherty to Lehigh in
the Choctaw nation. The eli
max, or at least a beginning of
the climax, was reached this
morning by the institution of
complaint by the Acme Milling
Company of Oklahoma City, on
which papers of attachment
against the Mineral Belt Con-
struction Company were issued
and placed in the hands of of
ficer Pulliam for service. The
plaintiffs have given a good and
sufficient indemnity bond, con
ditioned upon the justice anC
legality of their action. This
suit will determine the validity
of the bond given by the Min
eral Belt Company, about whicl
so much has been said and til,
solvency of which has beer
freely and openly questioned
The complaint of the Acm,
: Milling Company is as follows
r In the United States Court for tn
Southern District of Indian Terri
E tory, at Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-08-13
COMPLAINT AT LAW.

The Acme Milling Company,
corporation duly and legally
Incorporated, and doing busi-
ness in Oklahoma City, Okla
homa Territory. complaining of
the Mineral Belt Construction
Company, Il cO-partnership
composed of A. A. Chapman,
j. H. Ralston, O. H. Brown
and R.N. LeGrande; and \. \.
Chapman, r. A. Potts, Pat
Madden and Eugene Courtney,
respectfully represent that de-
PENDANTS are citizens of the
United States and non-reSidentS
of the Indian Territory, but
temporarily within the Southern
District of the Indian Terri
tory.
That heretofore, to-wit on the
= day of April, 1896, plaintiff
and the said Mineral Belt Con-
struction Company entered into
a contract in writing, whereby
plaintiff agreed and obligated
itself to sell and deliver to the
said Mineral Belt Construction
Company, -four, feed, etc., as
in said contract set forth and
specified; that in consideration
therefor the said Mineral Belt
Construction Company agreed
and obligated itself to pay to
plaintiff within sixty (60) days
from the date of said contract
the price in full, in cash, for all
goods so sold and delivered by
plaintiff to said Mineral Belt
Construction Company within
forty-five (45) days from the
date of said contract; and at
the end of thirty (30) days after
the expiration of sixty (60) days,
being ninety (90) days from the
date Of said contract, said Min
eral Belt Construction Company
agreed and obligated itself to
pay plaintiff in cash for all
goods purchased during the
said ninety 900 days; and, as
security therefor, the said Min
eral Belt Construction Company
agreed and obligated itself to
give plaintiff an order on the
receiver of the Denison and
Northern Railway Company fol
receivers certificates; such
order to be given on the 31st
day of May, 1896, and for certi-
ficates in an amount sufficient
to cover all the goods purchased
prior to said date, and to give
like orders for certificates on
the last day of each month
thereafter for certificates suffi-
cient in amount to cover the
purchases of said Mineral Belt
Construction Company during
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-08-13

Business solicited and given prompt
attention. ONCE in the r. Hardy
building, Ardmore, I. T.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-08-13

MARK HANNA has forgotten to
appoint a Rothschild on his
finance committee, and the fam
lily have reason to feel hurt that
they have no place on the LIST
of the richest men in the world.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-08-13

W. T. GARDNER, NJ. ID.
Ohice over Coleman & Lynn's
Drug Store, Residence North Caddo
Street.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-08-13

SUCH a rousing reception as
hat given Mr.. Bryan yesterday
In New York was never before
Recorded man in public life
within the history of the United
G4ohoC
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-08-13
premises, and will ever pray.
etc.
A. EDDLEBIAN AND
FURMAS * HERBERT,
Attorneys for plaintiff.

/, A. Goodholm, being duly
sworn, on oath say that | am
agent for the plaintiff, The Acme
Milling Company, and that ]
believe the statements and allie
cations in the foregoing com
plaint are true.
a. GooDHOLM.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-08-13

THAT was a great speech of
dr. Bryan yesterday, but no
reater than was the occasion
md the enthusiasm of the
thousands who heard him.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-08-13
AROMoRE, THURSDAY. AUG. 10.

BRYAN and democracy will be
he slogan from now until after
e shall have been elected
PRESIDENT on the third day of
ext November.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-08-13
TIME TABLE.
Arrival snd Departure U. $. Malls.

south bound mail closes 4:45 p. m.
South bound mail arrives $50 pm.
North bound mail closes 11:15 a. m
North bound mail arrives 1900 m,
Night mails are closed at $50 p. m.
Money order department is open
8 q. m, and closed at p. m.
|On1ce hours from a. M, to 6 pm
a. from s a. m, to a. m.
MORAN SCOTT, P. NJ.
AR SANDLIN. Deputy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-08-13


executed and delivered its GER
tain bond, bearing date the 25th
day of April, 1896, with 4. \.
Chapman, r. A. Potts, Pat
Madden and Eugene Courtney
as securities, conditioned for
the faithful performance Of said |
contract by said Mineral Belt |
Construction Company.
The plaintiff has complied |
with said contract, and has sold |
and delivered to said Mineral
Belt Construction Company
goods, wares and merchandise,
as i'll said contract expressed
and provided; and the defend
ant, the said Mineral Belt Con-
struction Company, is now IN
debted to plaintiff in the sum of
81, 1881, which said sum has
long since been due; and,
Though often requested, no part
thereof has been paid to plain
tiff.
That by the terms of said
contract, such Indebtedness
hears interest at the rate of ten
per cent. 10) per annum until
paid from the time it became
due; that the said Mineral Belt
Construction company has fail
ed and refused to comply with
/ its said contract by delivering
toplaintiff receivers certificates,
or orders therefor upon the
receiver, within the time speci-
fed in said contracts and has
likewise failed to pay plaintiff
for goods, wares and merchan-
disc in accordance with the
terms Cf its said contract.
Wherefore, plaintiff AYERS
that defendant, and its said
securities, have become liable
upon the said bond.
Plaintiff further AYERS and
shows to the court that the said
-four. feed. etc, so furnished
and sold 10y plaintiff to said
Mineral Belt Construction Com
pany were by said construction
company placed i'm its commits
sary stores at the town OF
Doughcrty, and used it in max
ing payment to laborerS >and
contractors for work done and
performed in and upon the con.
struction OF said DeniSon anC
/, Northern railway under and by
virtue Of contract entered into
by and between said Minera
Belt Construction Company anC
the receiver ofsaid Denison anC
, Northern Railway Company;
and that the supplies so fmn
= ished by plaintiff and others t
said Mineral Belt Construction
Company constituted a larg,
and valuable portion of tn,
: means by which said Minera
l Belt Construction Company was
; enabled to carry on the work o
l construction upon said railroad
l and that but for the goods
wares and merchandise so fur
l nished by plaintiff and others t
} said Mineral Belt Construction
; Company it would have beer
! wholly unable to do or perform
l any of the work or construction
on said railroad.
Wherefore, plaintiff aver
. that its said Indebtedness is al
I equitable lien upon the sal,
). railroad and upon all of tn,
rights and franchises of sal,
a Denison and Northern Railwa.
Company in the hands of tn
y receiver.
D Wherefore, plaintiff sues an,
] prays for summons, and, ol
e final hearing hereof, for judg
5 ment against the said Minera
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-08-13

If You have anything to store.
see the Ardmore Grain and Stor-
aea company. 5-lm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-08-13

Acme Milling Company, plaintiffs
VS.. The Mineral Belt Construction
Company, ct al. defendants.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-11-05
Eur beiratbsluftiee Mdbaen.

SIN ben 8srspertsorten beS Grail
@rset unb Boundary Greet, 8ritiid So.
Iumbia. tpo ssbn Wdnner auf cine Srau
fommsn, tperben Srauen perIangt. Bee
fanbise @rbeit unb quite 8esabluns une
bic 1batiade, Oub bic @eiebe bon 9ri.
tii9 columbia isbr i4arf in 8ssus auf
Trinfen unb Spleen finb, baben ben
9eutsn 3u Woblftanb psrbolfen. 9ie
5rass. Srauen su befommen, puroe
tirsIi6 i'm Sderse a~ufsetporfen. uber s.
8. DepIin, elmer Der anssisbsnfen 8er8s
tperfsbsliber balelbt, Der firsli1 mad
Toronto unb MontreaI fam, reste cine
9siprsduns Der Anselsssnbsit in ben
bortisen 8eitunsen an. gr ersdbIte ben
Ganabisrn, tuenn mar fGnfbunbert bei'
ratbsfdbiss Mdb9sn mad 8ObIanb
i6ids, tperbe ieb.s einen suten @besat'
ten erbaIten. Die Wdbden baben bic
SADIE bsreitS ernftIi1 in @rpdBune se'
sossn unb nddfes Srdbiubr tpirb bic
erite 2abung abesben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-11-05
1lnf6nleia In 0aft.

@eIessntIi1 bss furGtbarsn @rubsn.
unsItdS, tpeI6ss ii9 in Retp @afls,
Col, Gnbe Februar b. s. srsisnst bat,
tpurbe elm Osuti1sr Ramsns @arl
S@miot unier benz geroadte perbaftet,
ben aOfsr zines Der p~erunsIidten Cru.
benarbeiter s~ebfnet unb 8epIdnbert su
baben. Ser nnipiIe Der 8spDIieruns
mar 10 eroB, bab S&mibt nur nit inap.
per Notb einem 2pndseriGt enigma.
Bie bic @eridtsperbanbIuns inoefen
srsab, 1T Der 8srtIaste bbais uniduI6is.
st bfnete ben 8Ofer auf griu9en Der
5rau bes 8srunsllfien, bic @sIb barin
Dsrmutbste. 9as @sIb purbe bon
S&miot aber nidt ssfunbsn, Ionbern
ipater an einem anberen Orte entbedt.
Our8 einen perbdusnibboasn Srrtbum
Danbte f8 sseen Sbmibt Der abideu.
li4e 8erba6t bes Diebftabls, bon Dem
er nun absr eIdnssnb sersinist baitsbt.
S9miot befanb fi6 felt Sebruar in Daft
unb feline unsIddIide SamiIie mare Der.
bun8ert, bdttsn ii@ ni1t einise sbsIben.
tenbs 2eute ibrer anssnOmmsn.
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Col man Sdume i'm Serbft pber
i'm Trnbiabr piansen

rlsbsr bieiss 1bema bat man i&on ole
eeleien, alsin es tpurbs nismals Der
pabre 8runb aneeseben, tparum mar
8dume bortbeilbafter i'm Ssrbf, ais in
SrIbiabrs anpflanst, besbaIb lafen mir
bier einen tpoblsemsintsn, auf grfabrun'
cen seftabten 8atb folssn.
@r6bt man einen 8aun beraua
04rsibt elm 8aumSi9ter in einem ipsit.
li6en 8Iatt), 70 1T Cd unmbeIi1, ale
WurseIn, bic bas Stdmm9en aum
Wudstbum nbtbis bat, nit bsraus 3u Be.
fommen uno has 8srbdItnib bsr @ur3sIn
sum 8dumden 1T seftbrt ; bic Saupt'
ia4e il nun, ba nadsubelfen, mo Cd
feblt. Rimmt man nun elm 8ium1en
i'm frdbsn Serbf, b. 3. October bis In'
fang December, beraus unb perpfan;t
oahelbe, 10 siebt iib aaer Saft nab Der
Wdrme, ndmIid mad Der grbe, bic bann
nod tart ertpdrmt 1T, pdbrenb bic Stuff
idbl 1T; i'm ielben Serbfte biIoen fi6 ba
nod neue Wurssln.
Wan i1enfte idon fribsr bieiem Ser.
fabrsn bic erbbte aufmeriiumfeit unb
fanb an iunsen 8dumen in eenanntsr
3eit, unsefdbr einen Monat nab Der
nmpFansune, prd&tiee iunse 8urssIn.
PHanst man oiefe Stdmmben aber i'm
5rabiabr, 10 III bic grbs falt, bic 2uft
marin, Der Saft siebt na4 ebsn, Der
Marine naH, bas Bdum1en treibt, bic
Bur,eln ibnnsn nidt 4nadiOmmsn unb
tritt bierna9 beiBes unb trodenes @ettsr
elm, 10 if bas 8dumden unrettbar Der.
loren. 9ieie 8eoba6tunS erinbet fid
auf lansidbrise grfabruns.
Bel Rernobft tpiro bic SerbfpHansune
gang ausbridli@ empfoblen, bsim Steins
ba8sseu bic SrdbiabrspFanSuns.
neil man bel Iestsrem su isbr ben Sars'
Fub bsfifr&tsn mub.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-11-05

Sebt, ba bic gier 70 friiG unb in reid.
Ii6en Wensen pprbanben iinb. bIrfts
cine neus 8erienbunesart ben 2eierinnen
interefant iein, bic, isi es an Sreunbs
ober 8erfaufer, @ier perididen, bic oft
arg serbrohen anfommen. Man Der.
padt iebsS e~inseIne 81 in 8riefcOuberts
bic gut unb Fart fem mufen. Man ftsdi
bas 81 binsin unb i4isbt tpis bel 9ruds
ia&en bic ofsne 8lappe in ben 8risfum'
idlas, UNI 10 bas 81 seeen Rdtteln mbs.
sli4ft su i&dben. Man ftelt bic sefaas
len @oupsrte neben chamber in sinen
8aisn unb fdat ags 8piidsnrdums uni
2iden feft nit SddieI ODER Sassmsbl,
um sulest ben 8aftsn gut su i9Iisbsn
Sat INNER fommsn ale gier bell unb
unperiebrt auf bieie Weiie an, ssrbri1i
uber Gins einmuI, 10 1T es oarum MIDI
perloren, ba man eS aus BEN 8riefum
i1lae berausnebmsn iann, obns bab 81
beibmust 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-11-05
SabreSberi@t beS Bnreau8 fur
Gefhfitnefeu.

Ser Sabresberidt bon @apitGn Samp,
ion, Gbsf bss Marine'@ sidGb.8 Bureau,
peiit mad, bab tpdbrenb beS Iesten Sis.
iaIiabrss bisI in 8ssus auf armirunp
bon S&iffen, bic sur Rarine ssbbren,
aetban porben 1T. SiS sum beutisen
Gage bat bas Bureau $50 9anonen
idtperen 2alibers sssofen; SO iint
tbeiIpeiie feriiseeftellt unb nur stpei tpur'
ben conbemnirt. Die borrdtbissn feds.
a6lisen 8anonen tpsrbsn in S6nsafeuer.
2anpnen umsetpanbelt, 70 f6neq oils biz
notbtpenbisen @sIbmitteI borbanben iinb.
Die 8epiaisuns bon $780, 900 fir 8s.
ierbe 9anonen tpirb fur SerfteGuns bon
,tpei 83bIiBen, spei ~22sbaisen unb stuei
l3S6li9en 2anonen bertpenbet unb biefs
tperoen nit ben bereitS norbanbenen fIi
ldn8ere !3eit eeniisen ; eS trirb babe,
nur nod cine 8sipiqisuns ~notbtpsnbie
fem fur 2anonen sur Irmiruns bon
areusern. Bel ben 8anonen 8roben
2aliber8 bereitet sas braune PuIpsi
pieIe lnannsbmlidfsiten has rau1,
loie 8uIber tpirb isbt BEL 2anonen tIei.
men 3aIibers einsefdbrt !unb mad uni
nad bel allen bis su ben ie6ssbaieen
pertpenbet. Siinfs unb iedSsbaise Sc.
i@oiIe tperben nod ben6tbist unb bas
Bureau iudt UNI bic autoritdt fur elmer
&eierps'2 aserraum mad, ba bic @eidlst
i'm 9aufs Der 8sit bur8 4bIassrn beKe'
tperben.
Die 8oranidIdse fir bas iommsnb'
Sabre betrasen SO, 164, $40 unb bapor
iolen 1890. 796 fir armiruns Dor
Sdifen pertpenbet tperben. $3.50, 00C
Nnb fir armiruns bes .,Sartforb''
$50. 900 fir bic WarinemiIi3 unb $500,
900 fur bic 8sisrpe'a anOnsn pOree'
fsbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-11-05
$ans nnb Spf.

Ser Serbit it bic riGtise Belt, I'm
ii6 fur ben Wintsr isinen 8ebarf an fri.
iden 9etsriiIienbIdttern su beforsen.
Wian nimmt ba;u irdftise 8urseIn,
i6neibet cine finserbreits Sdeibe nit Der
9ldttsrn alb, felt fie nit Der S&nitt'
fIaGe mad unten neben chamber auf Ell
men Suppenteler, sieBt ettpa 3tpsi Sen.
timeter bod &esenpafer barauf uni
fteut tie pors Seniter. Iqe Sebn Gage
tpirb mon friide 8latter fdnsibsn Ton.
men. Man muB oarauf aGtsn, bab bas
Wafer re4tseitis erneuert unb iebe,
8opf, ipeI&er Spursn bon SauInis seist
entfernt tpirb. Wan fam ~ibrisens aud
9eteriiIientpurseIn feds Ssntimstsr ab.
i4neioen, ettpas au8b6bIen, DaHsr bin.
einsieben unb aufbdnsen, iis trsibsn
oann mad unten 8Idtter.
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Basenrdber In sutem 3uftanb a.
erbalten.

er1alten.
Gin 8Ie9fdtdsn bon ibmaIer, aber
IdnsIi6sr Sorm, befien 8oben obaI uni
pel4ss an ben i6malen @nben aud nod
nit SIben berieben III, ipirb unter Elm
ii6 fret beipeeenbsS gtab seitsQt, baB Der
dubsre nmfuns oes &abes beinabs auf
benz SOoen bes 8aitdens freift. Sisr.
auf piro tparm semadtes Del, am beiten
unb biaieften robes petroleum (3obIen.
bD, einseeofen unb bann has 8ab ir
Ianeium ais mbelid sebrebt. Die gIuf.
faueun8 bes Oelss sebt BEL sebrau1ten
Rdbern 10 fIott bon Staten, baB iebl
fdneQ Del nabesflqt tperbsn mub, uni
iOa 10 LANCE sebrebt tperben, bio bas Del
in benz 8lsdtaftdsn nidt mebr abs
nimmt aIS6ann 1T bas Rab boafdn'
big eeidtti8t, ober nit anberen @orten,
iammtlide 8cren iinb nit Del gefiiqt.
Der 8prtbeiI bisiss 8uitanbss 1T 10 in
bic ausen fprin8sno, bab eisentIid ni1i
oardber 8eiproden su tperben braubt
ct iol aber nibt unbeiprp9en bIeiben.
DaS &apiteI Der Iabmen 8abet, Der se.
r~liiensn SeIsen unb Naben 1T b%efanntIit
Elm uneri6bpfli1es. Die @runturia6e
su blcien S6dben 1T tpobI lebieIi6 i'm
Bafer au fudsn, tpeIdeS elm 8aeenrat
bonn erften Gage bes @ebrau4eS an auf.
nimmt unb nit 2si6tisfsit a~ufnebmsr
fam. Seben mir uns elm neues @asen.
rab genau an, obat bafeIbe, ielbit penn
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an SADinefn6 ttee.

Ser lluterJeidnets, Der ourd elm stp0bn.
Iides MitteI CUR Seiunobeit ipisoer bsrseftsQt
lpurOs. nadOsm sr sini9s Sabre lang an elmer
i@rpetsn sangentrantR.it unO Der s%efirdtsten
sranfbeit, S~6luinoiudt seIitten bate, bat Elm
srobss Serlar9en ieinsn Mitleibenoen oas
@itteI Der SeiIun9 betannt gu MAIDEN. aQs
0ieieni8en,,oie es perlanseu, uiro sr freunoIibft
(&otsnfrei) cine abfdrift Der 8ubsreituns
ididen. pelde fe ale cine itere Seiluns fir
S6winofudt, aftbmu. Gatarrb, 8ronditus uno
ale gals. uno 9un9en.Sranfbeiten finoen tuer-
Ssn. Gr boft oas ale aeioenoe iein SeiImitteI
p%robiren rueroeu. oa 60 isbr uertbuol 1T 9ie.
ieniseu pelde Die 3ubereitnn9 uerlangen. rueIds
lbnsn nidts toften miro, uuo elm Se9en fur fe
iein mag, ipoleu 9efdlieft Q b I'm Gowaro
v. @ilton BroofIpu, y. D., aborsffreu.
BsST Srudbut oieie 3eituns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-11-05

9ab BEL sIei1sr Ismpsratur bisisIbsn
Slide ii4 oft gang peri4ieben gut bal.
teb, baS tperben manhe Sausfrauen 3u
ibrem gritaunen idun srfabren baben,
obne iid ben @runo erfIdrsn tu fbns
men. Na1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8eoba1,.
uns tpirb es iib in ioldem Sale itetS I'm,
Slide banbeln. bic bur1 gritiden, bas
beibt, burd 2iesenlaiIsn auberbalb bes
Wahers seftorben iino. 9ie Slide sss
ben beeeutsnb idnelsr in SdulniS iibsr
ais Slide, tpelde bur1 4bibla1ten ss.
tbtet ipurcen, neil bel ben lesteren bic
Iobenftarre, ipel6e bic @ntpidluns bon
Sdulnisbasiaen blnbsrt. nett LANCER an.
bdIt als bel ertsren. 9aber ioute, mo
Cd ireenb aneebt, bic Sausfrau, 3umal
in parmer SabrssSeit, MUIR l~sbenoise
Slide faufen. $50 oies, tpie gum Bet
ipiel bel ben Sssfidsn. nidt anssbt,
muB iie, mil iie iol4e Slide gut erbal'
ten, fib bieie in Sis serpadt ihiden lai.
fen unb iie iofort mad Der 9ntunft ipie.
Der in friides Sis Iseen. Sur 10 LANCE
Der Slid in Sis lie9t, pitb oas @inbrin'
gen bon 5dulnisteimen perbatet 1T sr
sinmal aus Der Starre urb bieien 2eimen
suednsli4 setporoen, 70 perbltet bas neus
Ginlesen in Sis ben 8eroerb nidt, benn
bic 9asiaen, bic ben Slid seritDren, psr'
ben i'm Sis nidt in ibrem Wa6stum ses
binbert. Die 2snntnis oisier 1batia9s
tpiro bic Suusfrau Dor man4er unlisb'
iamen grfabrune bewabreu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-11-05
Steuerfreier Nlfobpl.

Das in Der IsBten Seficn ernunnts
Gonsreb @Omite, tpeI4eS grbsbunsen
lber bic Srase oes @sbrau&s .~freien
NItObOIS" fir bic Snbuftrie unb 8unft'
sstperbe un;uiteQen bat, tuiro Sraeebosen
an parteisn perisnosn, bic in Der SADIE
IntersRirt iinb. Sc nadOem bieieIben
Der Dtebrsubl nab ausseflIt iperben,
pirb mad RIdiidtnobme auf einen Be
ridt iber bissbesIsli@e @eiese in
9euti4lauo, england, Srantreid, Bel.
glen unb Der Sdpei3, bic GmpfebIune
bss GOmitsS an ben @OnBreb Iauten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-11-05
Grant Stetter,
SOtel an0 SGGcrei,
mdtuffraae. JRnns oNn.a

Barme unb iaIts epeilen fno 3u iebsr 90.
9es5elt jl baden. 6riftes Eager ftets on
5agt, lofuie Bsine. eiqu6re unb Giaarren.
we NIT rneinem Sotel uerbunoene Bdderei
nsfert Elm porji9lites Badpsrf, uno psrosn
aue Setslun9sn prompt uno biqig beiorat.
Srant o tetter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-11-05

Strr SEQ. 8. Gmitb bon Der Geo. g. Smith Wau'
tel Co. auuispins. ap, f6rtibt INTERN 20. Stbruar
1894: -uHstfdhr elm Sabr lang lit i'd tirtterIin on
S~ersbeIdperOsn. bic 70 idIimm nurosu. OaB ia i'm
Bet aufibsu mmbts. lin SUIT Sn befummsu. SD
muBte meiu @eiddft ~oufesbsu uub fuuuts tauri uri'
htridltiden. Uteiu Grsuuo Serr SuIius 6. Dogbt,
elmer uuisrer bsrporrossuoiteu Apoihefer. ristb mir,
Is nit Or. Milss' Seort Sure su Oeriuteu. gsah Ss'
brauh bon rttpas iber elmer SIaids psridpaubsn bic
edmerSsu iOpObl oIs Oas SerSIupfsn. SO babe
isiibtr nidt bic s~sriusftsH gsihperbsu asfibIt uuo
ssbs bsute mstusn 9eitdftsH 70 rssslmdBis nab as
it SnpDr.-
ueberan bel Apotbsferu Su baben. Bud hbtr Ptrl
nnb 9lerDen fret %perianot. Wlon a~oretfre
DIR. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
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