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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08
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WASHiNGToN. Feb. =: E....a Web
Samuel. who il lookin.! a.'r.' :.r.. ,ru;.
bill for deepening the e., ,I.,. -. t.s
Mississippi River by rniy:.-' con-
tract. Independent Of the livci. Ell
mission. appears befor, The Comnil.,..
on River, and EIarbors this week he
will present some partinent figures
for its eGifcation.
He will demonstrate to the members
that the system of improving Western
waterways is radically wrong some
where.
twill be shown the committee that
th,. National Government has ex-
pended on the Mississippi River
about So. 900. 600 within the last ff-
teen years: that while the railroad
tonnage into New Orleans since the
Eads ietty .ystrm was inaugurdted
has increased about 300 per cent, the
rive" traffic -hCws q decrease Of %
percent compared with fifteen years
age, which shows that the present sys-
tom of improving the river is not Il
striking success.
The contrast will bc made more
striking ny comparisons with the
great lakes tonnage. Uncle sam has
spent OYER $4,000. O01 on the lakes.
The reports show that the lake traffic
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08

No one could be n.orG short -Aightct
than the farmer who objects 70 the IN
crease OF taxation for the benefit Of
gOOu roads \ aostun newspaper
has this to say in regard to tine cost
of bad roads:
Tine average distance from the
farm 10 The market IN the eastern and
middle states - twelve miles. and out
of loo COUNTIES, when nave been
heard from the acreage load for two
horses l. 1850 pounds, the cost of
hauling. which is - cents per mlle. It
is estimated thai the whole yearly
cost OF transportation by pubic roads
in this country is $946. 4I4.G65. which
allows Il cost OF Sl3 for every man.
woman and child in the United States.
It is further estimated that the two
thirds of the total outlay in trans
pCrtatiGn Is money wasted. These
facts give some idea OF the Importance
of securing good roads. Such is the
burban to Boston that the difficulty is
not much felt in this vicinity. but in
the interior, where the country roads
are of an inferior character, the cost
of transportation is a serious draw
back TO the farmers in bringing their
produce into market. No stronger
argument than this for the improve
ment of our common highways could
be presented. While the outlay for
good roads might increase the taxes
for short time, every individual who
has occasion to use the markets at the
large centers would speedily be re-
lieved from heavy burden.
The argument is much more forci-
BILE in our Western country.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08

An interesting freak OF nature. which
mas engaged the attention Of most
prominent veterinary surgeons OF the
the city, is a sheep perfectly sound in
respect, except that the head is curiousIy
twisted out of its normal position. be-
ing turned completely upside down.
the crown resting upon the animals
breast. The freak. which answers to
the name of Twist. was recently i'm
ported by the present owners from
Nova Scotia. after a great display of
red tape" on the part of the customs
officials.
Twist is twin. and he and his mate
were both born with this curious NAL
formation eight months ago. The
mate died, but Twist was reared on
the bottle by the children of the sheep
farmer. Now he feeds himself, but he
can eat his food only from the ground,
and he has to push his head down be-
tween his fore legs to do it. He can't
lift his head above his breast at all
Philadelphia Record.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08
SElBERT Is WILLING.
The Auditor Talks Cautiously About
the Planters Hotel Caucus.
Special to The Post-Dispatch

the Planters Hotel Caucus.
Special to The Post-Dispatch.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-. Feb. e.
State Auditor Seibert to-day gave the
following response. typrwritten. TO
the queries:
Are ouacaadidate rGoycrnor:"
What was the purpose of your re-
cent "trip to st. Louis and The subject
OF the Planters House caucus:"
In response to urgent solicitation
| have the last two weeks conferred
with friends in different parts OF the
State upon this subject and on Tnes-
day night went to st. Louis and while
there saw 4 few friends 10 ascertain
whether or not in the event / became
a candidate for Governor | could eX-
pect their support. For reasons which
expressed 10 friends at Excelsior
Springs | am loath TO enter the con-
test, aud, naturally. being Il silver
man. not in accord with Mr. Cleve-
land's financial policy. / Wa anxious
to kEow if this fact would initiate
against my election if nominated. rs
it must be apparent to any one VINO
retlects upon the situation thai it will
be necessary TO carry all elements OF
the party t. insure success at the
polls.
Il have not yet determined what
will do. but if / become candidate |
shall say Sc candidly at the proper
time.
Auditor Seibert said. when first
asked if he would grant the interview,
that he was averse to being interview
ed and that the time had not yet come
to declare the purpose of the Planters
House caucus. Being pressed for an
answer. he retired from his Office and
consulted some OF his friends upon
tnc matter. The above reply was the
result.
From 10 a. M. to II Il. III. Auditor
Sribcrt and State Secretary Lesueur
were closeted in close consultation in 4
basement room OF the Secretary d.
pdI'tmCnt.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08
Ihr ltOnI SaIc I riuKlnh.

The bond sale makes yesterday 4
great day in the financial history of
the Government. Everybody sup
posed that the bids for bonds would
largely cXcead the amount to be sold.
hut nobody imagined tha5 the excess
would he half dS wrcut ~ it has PROV
en- Ia he. The %IDDGOO. 900 bonds
offered for sale called out bids which
would have bought over sos. .G0J. 900.
The extent 10 which the amount of
gold asked for has been exceeded by
the sum rendered ra"aj.s the most no
table Of the loans Hoatcd in France
In comparison with this exhibit the
successful OF the other leans of this
Administration that of so. Zoo. oo0
in November, 1894. which called out
bids amounting 10 Sis, $50, ,0G0 looks
10 be Il small affair indeed.
Moreover, the prices bid fol. the
bonds We're very favorable to the Gov
crnment. The premiums offered shows
mn - -
=,
-. nv;
on January the general opinion was
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silverism and the strength which it
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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08
Ndn >impson Pnrdoned.

Governor stone has pardoned Ada
Simpson. the young woman who was
sent to the psnitentjary = few weeks
ago from this county to serve two
years fer grand larceny. The woman.
with her husband. robbed the store Of
SchOen x Son at Pocahoutas last
December. They were captured in IL
linois Il few days after the robbery,
brought back TO this county and
placed in Jail. At the January term
of Circuit Court they We're indicted By
the Grand Jury. When they We're
arraigned for trial they plead guilty.
The husband, Robert Simpson. was
sentenced to five years in the peniten-
tiary and Ada Simpson. his wife, was
given two years. She was not salts
fed with the term the court gave her
and she begged the court to give her
five years. She wanted five years so
that she would be released from prison
at the same time her husband was
turned out. Had the woman stood
trial she would have been acquitted,
and under the circumstances Gov.
Stone did a just and humane act when
he signed a pardon for her.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08
Old People.

Old people who require medicine to
regulate the bowels and kid dneys will
find the true remedy in Electric Bitters.
This medicine does not stimulate and
contains no whiskey nor other intoxi-
cant. but acts as tonic and altera-
tive. 1t acts mildly on the stom ach
and bowels, adding strength and Civ
ing tone to the organs, thereby aiding
Nature in the performance of the
functions. Electric Bitters is an ex-
cellent appetizer and aids diges ton.
Old people find it just exactly what
they need. Price fifty cents per bottle
at Blomeyer & Haman's drug store.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08
NOT A CANDIDATE.
Gen. Harrison Out of the
Race.
In Il Letter lie Thanks His support
ers and Explains His Position
and says Two Endorsements
by a National ConVen-
ton Is Enough

tion Is Enough.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Feb. Capt.
John <. Gowdy. Chairman of the Re
publican State Central Committee.
called on Gen. Harrison this evening
by invitation. and the. CX-PreSident
handed him the appended self-explan-
atOry letter:
lion. John X. Cowdy. Indianap-
oils, Ind: In view of the resolutions
passed by the State Central Commit
tee al its recent meeting. and OF the
fact that delegates to the Republican
National convention are soon to be
chosen in this State. [ have concluded
that some statement from me as to my
wishes and purposes should now be
made to my Indiana friends.
Hitherto | have declined to speak
to the public upon this matter. but
scores of friends to whom | have
written will recognize in this express
sion the substance of what | have
said to them. To every one who has
proposed to promote my nomination
| have said, Ne There never has
been an hour since I left the White
House that have felt Il wish TO re-
turn tc it.
My Indiana friends have been de-
voted and faithful. and | am their
grateful debtsr. The Republican
party has twice in National Conven-
tion given me its endorsement. and
that IS enough. ] think the voters of
our party are now entitled to have a
new name. For the sentiment. great
or small. that has been manifested for
Jay nomination. | am grateful: and
-: ih@. wider respect and kindness
breaking party lines which have
been shown me in so many ways I am
profoundly appreciative.
- can Rot consent to my name be-
lag prcsHntci 20 or used in the st.
t-eu's; Convention, and must kindly
ask my iri,."is to accept this as
sincere an. nal expression upon the
ih.cct.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08
FIfth ANNUAL Fox Chrsc Meet.

All lovers of the chase are invited
to be present at the court house square
in Jackson. on Wednesday morning,
Feb. y, 1896 at $ O'Clock. All who
have dogs are requested to bring
their full pack, as picture of the
whole company will be made at S:15
O'Clock. and reporters from the St.
Louis papers will join, and report
the days sport in full.
JOAN A. SNIDER.
Pres. Cape Cirardeau County Fox
Hunters Assn.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08
The Awful Modern Woman.

The trouble with the modern woman
is that she wants too much. In this
she is in strong contrast with the
modern man. He doesn't want too
much. In fact, he would often be
glad to take less than he gets. But
she, if she is very modern, wants
earth and heaven combined. and vary
ing in combination according to the
requirements of the moment.-Phila-
delphia Times.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08
\ square Meal.

Il got a quarter here. said the
red-nosed wanderer. ''and l calculate
to git me dinner wit it.
Whats that to me-" asked the
citizen whom he had stopped in the
street.
''Jist this. I'm gein' to git regu-
lar meal-tabble Gcte. see.-and /
thought that maybe if you would lend
me dime to git drink. | could git a
good enough appetite to eat my
moneys wort h. indianapolis
journal
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08
Notice.

l, Jas. G.. Reynolds, haye this day
sold out to John. F. Vogelsanger the
hardware business known as the VO-
gelsanger & Reynolds. John F. Vo-
gelsanger assumes all liabilities and
collects all accounts due the old
firm except the accounts in Illinois.
JAS. G.. REYNOLDS.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08
DUESTROW GUILTY.
Murder in the First De-
gree.
Is iAe Verdict of the Jury-The shay
rr of Wife and Child T-amovrd
BY the ' ciGict.

UNION Mo-. Fehruar: - vi 1920
o'clock this forenoon the jury IN the
Duestrer murder case returned . YER
dict OF guilty of murder in the first
degree.
When tine jurors We're sent 70 their
room at II clock last night to con-
slider verdict they concluded to post
pone deliberations until this morning.
and Immediately went 10 bed. Many
of them arese as early as / Il. m. but
tn. case was not considered until after
breakfast
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08

There's 4 great deal OF jahber in
praise Of THAT good old Saxon word
woman and in Gisparagement of
that word lady" iiut LADY, is
also Il good old Saxon word. digni-
lie in its origin and in all the mean
ia-s which attach to it legitimately. 1t
i descended from the Angio-Saxon
''hlaefdir. ''IIlafi meant loaf. 1t
is similar in sound To the old English
word Of scandinavian origin. dale.
meaning a maid. from which we get
our modern English word dairy"
The first in the list Of meanings at
tachea to the word lady" in Web
tors Dictionary Is: - woman who
oDkS after the domestic, affairs of
am ly: mistress: the female head of
4 household" The nth is: ~ woman
of refined or gentle manners: we'll
bred woman the fcmirininc carrela-
tiy" of gentleman. surely there
Is nothing in this WORD to warrant
sneers and fcers and ieer-. The pre-
judice against lady" has arisen from
it. unauthorized misuse. Milwaukee
Wisconsin.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08
PATENT ON BLOCMsRS.
y Brooklyn Man Expects to Make I,
Fortune on Royalties.

VI 'ANS oi INO hlt4tS
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. g.
After a six months search through
ancient and modern history. the patent
Office has issued Il patent On bloom
ers- The man who gets the credit OF
inventing tAis up-to-date article Is
Thomas y. Royce of Brooklyn. In
the future lne new woman viii hare 10
pay Mr.. Royce royalty on her
neither gas'ments.
Application for the pA;rn: Was iiic6
August II. 1885, wneu the bioomlr
craze vas al It's height. Roycc ala
not claim to be the originator oi this
form of feminine truuserettcs, int
claimed to have invented some of ths,
most essential features of the accepted
style OF boomers. The delay in
granting the patent was ouc to Il On
cussion among The patent office ~
amipers as to whether boomers ue.e
patentable.
Numerous patterns 81 ancient and
modern paniaiettes nr u.ouser=Utes
were taken before the examiners by
the Br9oElyn .nv"utor. IN luWin-
nethe!' garments ~ III. inmates cf
Turkish harvmS aud taos,. from tn.
men OF Persia were compared with tle
latest style OF blo0mers worn by The
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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08
BAR MEETING.
Resolutions on the Death Of Robert
II. Wilson Adopted.

RESOLUTIONS on itit vi
p. Wilson Adopted.
At meeting of the Bar of Cape
Girardeau county. held at the court
house in this city Wednesday to
draft and pass resolutions of respect
to the memory of the late Robert +.
Wilson, Judge Alexander Ross was
elected Chairman and Edward H.
Engelmann, Secretary.
On motion OF Mr.. Minton a Com
mittee of three was appointed to draft
resolutions of respect, and instructed
to report at once. The Chairman APP
pointed as the committee Chas. Min
ton, Esq; W. H. Miller. Esq. and
Judge K. L. Wilson. The committee
reported the following resolutions,
which we're adopted:
Be it resolved, that in the death OF
Robert z. Wilson the Bar of Cape
Girardean county is callea To mourn
the untimely departure OF one who in
the dawn of his profession gave unus-
ual promise of a brilliant profession
al career. and by ms early demise
we miss forever oAe oI DuunuIess cnar-
ity. II sunny disposition tnIu guild
ed every surrounding with sweetness
and lgnt, ana an aDIe honest lawyer.
That IN his ded.h. society has lost a
member of pure character and spot
less name.
HIS family Il uevoUeu son, II cOniid-
ing and etfcctiUnaIc husband and
gentle and induIgeuI ialLer.
That this Resolution oc inscribed
upon the records ul TINS court and
copies be furnIshed tne county papers
Tor publication .tIu an engrOsscu copy
be- UcIvered 10 nIs IamIiS.
IHAo. AINTON,
W. Ii. MILLER,
hUbEnT l.. " ILSON.
Senator Oliver Ii AN cIUqUenI aG
dress, cUloglzeu the me itHu character
OF his brother iaAyer III murus of
tender feeling, VINO Mds IuIIONlu by
w. II. Miller, r.sq.. like euiugy
to the memory "a tne uucuascu.
On mUnliou oI MAI. DrnnIs, ". ii.
Miller, Esq, vas appointed II COM
mll1cc Of one 10 pIrs.uL the resolutions
to the Circuit CoLrt UlC Cape GIrdrdeau
county at It's next regular term.
On motion OF .ocnatOr Oliver .IuUge
5. NJ. Green was appointcd to pre-
sent engrusseU resoIuUIUnS 40 line
widow OF Ih- DECEASED
On motion the meeting adjourned.
ALEX. Ross, Chairman.
h. a.. E.NGELMANN, sect v
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-02-08

Anti-IIorsc Thief Association Meet
ing.
The members of the Anti-Horse
Thief Association will meet at the
court house in Jackson, February
22nd, 1895, at one o'clock p. m, for
the purpose of electing officers for
said Association for the ensuing year.
f. \. kAGE.
President.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-08-20
Dunmore.

- 9is Scranton Ofeniperfe, bic bis
iebt nur baIbe 3sit arbelteten, fnb am
Dtittpo9 in uoasn 8etrieb seiest nor.
ben.
= Das erobs @lasfenRer i'm 2aureI
Sia Bart SoteI 1T am 0isnitas 4benr
BON 3pei ansebsitsrtsn Mdnnern sebrO.
ben nOroen.
- Sin 4Iarm bon 3aitsn "a fur, bor
l2 ubr am Diontas rief bic 5suernebr
nah benz WobnbauS oss 9eter Walia
an gine Strabs, in bem bur6 Elm itaos
bates 8amin Elm Ssusr sntfanbsn
mar; ouS Seuer tparO isbo6 obns Salfe
Der 5euernebr nit unbeDeutsnbem S1a.
ben eel6ibt.
- Batrid 5ibpatrid, bsfen SamiIis
in Dunmore tpobnt, Der aber nibt bel
lbr pObnte, ionoern oas 2ano bur6iirib,
1T am Sonntas Uorsen nabe Wattbeps
Osad8er SauS in iterbenosm 3uftanos,
pon ben 2un9en blutenb, bon mebreren
2anohrsi6ern aufsefunben pOrben ebs
elmer Oerielben bic 8olisei auffinoen
tOnnte. mar Slbpatrid ssitorben. Sine
llnteriubune ieitens bsS @oroners er.
CAB. cub isin Cob bur4 2unsenbIuten
erfolst iei.
- Sn benz 2nben bon 9ssmsr &
0iIoe, gde Gbsitnut unb Drintsr Stra.
sen, tpurOe am 5reitas Ulorsen etipa i3
ubr Elm Seuer entoedt. baS idneq um iid
srrff unb bas @ebdube, iOipis ettpa sl5..
900 perib Daaren beinabe sdnsIid ser'
It6rte, ebe es sel6idt tpurb Der Ser.
luit 1T 70 3iemIi6 burd 8erii6eruns ee.
osdt. 9oS Seuer iparb unsueifelbafi
BON Dieben anseIest, benn bic Sinter'
tblre mar erbroden uno SO aus bel
S1ubIaes snttpsnest mprbsn,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-08-20
6pbe Narfer Nott,eu.

-Sobn 8. Sarr Bat Iib in feline,
3eiiuns am Sumitag ais 8anbibat fiir
bic SegIslatur i'm l. Diitrift tpiseer an.
sefiinbist.
9aS boppeIte 9eIsiie bierber tpurbe
am Dienitas erbffnet uno madt eins
9roBe annebmIidfeit flr paiIasiere ber
Traction Gompanie.
= SnfoIse eines RaeeIseidpiirs III
bic linfe Suno beS Serrn BbiIip S6nel
our oreifaden @rbBe anseidpoaen unb
sr Ielbet 8rOBe Sdmersen.
Srunt GrOtpIes. Subrmann bsa
5ranf Garlucci, mubte am Ssreitas Dor
Iloermann WtiQar eine Strafe bs,abIen,
neil er elm 8ferb in brutaIer @eiie be.
banoelt bate.
= Sruu gbiIip S6neq unb Todter
Ratie. ,Srau Safob Warnte, traten aes
tern eine Reife mad benz 8abepIab Ut.
lant,c eltp an uno Seoenfen etpa stpsi
Bo6en 3u bIeiben.
- Bbilip 9aIentin. bas IL Wonats
alte SDbnlein bes Serrn unb irau eobn
9obn bon 3peiter Strabe, ftarb am
Sonnta9 uno tpurbe am Dienitae i'm
osuti4en 5riebbOfs in @aibinston Ipe.
nue. besroist.
- SRI. 2sna 1bieI bon ssadSnn
Strabe unb Dapib 2aprence bon ylorb
0pbe Purt 4oenue Inb am Dienitaa
gta6t rur6 8afor Dapib Sones in b,s
gbefsheln seidmiebet rproen. Cine
9roBs An3abl 6rsunbe tpobntsn Der Seier
BET.
Dem II Sabre alien 8obert Wlc.
4norep bon Sampton Shase, aIs Irei.
Der in Der gentral Wins ansefeqt, fubr
am Dlonta9 eln belsoener 2obIenfarren
aber ben linten Arm unb aetpriidte ben.
lslben osrart, eab Imputa ion n6tbi9
mar.
SRI. Warp S6Iens poi Gbeitnut
S!raBe reiite @noe oieisr 8o6e in @e.
i6aften na6 9iep gorf unb pirb bort
elnl8e Selt perpeiIen !; ibre S4peter,
5rl. emma. pirb in Der nd6ten Wode
3um Se'u9 bel 6reunben ebenfaQs na6
9sp yOrt abrsiisn.
: Bel allen Sports bisier Sabres,eit
1T nl4ts baufser tpie ernitIi6e 8errenf.
unsen, etc., aber ss 1T ebenlo gut bes
tannt. bab es nibts bsfIeres siebt tpie
St. Satobs Del, UNI oerartige 2eiben ,u
bellen. Dlan icIte baber bieies ausee.
ael9nete Oiittel itsts i'm Sauis babsn.
Der a6rpsr bes am porIestsn
Oisntas i'm Safe arieI srtrunfsnen 8eter
DteOonousb founte sur 3sit ni1t aufses
funoen peroen unb man lief einsn Eau.
der bon Reip gorf femmen, benz es am
Samltas Na3mittas ssIans. beim adtsn
Seriu4e oenielben 3u beben; Der &5rper
lag i'm Stlamm so SUB tisf fst. ipeI6es
Die i4pisrise auffinbuns bsfslbsn e..
tl6rt.
= @r'8oIisiit Ssnrp CANADIAN III am
Dtontas in Der fiioIi6en StabImdble
bur6 3erberitsn elmer Dampirbbre am
Rdden unb Sdnben berbrannt porben
uno Sames McRidoIs bon Sampton
Strabe erbielt am ieIben Gage baieIbit
our6 eins grpIOfon bon @as au6 am
Riden unb Sdnben 8ranbpunben.
8eioe 8erIeste iinb bem Woies TapIor
ooipital iiberflbrt iporben, tpoieIbit man
lbre 8unben ais ni6t sefdbrIi9 be.
trabtet.
= 5ubrmann g. s. Rabon bon
Bellevue, bun Der Barber aspbaIt Som,
panic anseiteat, boIte iib am Nontas
Norssn bel ben 8erien cine 2abun8
4spbaIt, nobel Elm 1bsiI bes io9enben
IbeerS aber bic Bferbs ssporfsn parb
unb tie i4limm berbrannte; bic eridred.
ten Sbiere brannten sur6 unb rannten
auf bss 8. & s GeIeiie, ssrabs oils Elm
Pahasier3us ansebonnert fam, bod se.
lang es Wiubon nod in Der lebten Mi.
mute. bas 9eipann bonn 6sIsiie su Ienten
uno 10 einen tpsiteren nnfag au psrmsi.
ben,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-08-20
Bon Der Snbfeite.

Den @beIeuten 2OuiS Sausrntb bon
8iltston auenue 1T Elm Spbn seDOren
tporoen.
Der Scrunten atbIsiie Stub bdIt an
ndtiten DlontaS eine @rcuriOn mad
Safe Qriel ab.
SamsS 2aap bon gittstOn apenue fisI
am SonntaS BON elner Sduutsl i'm Con-
nea Yarf une braG elnsn Grm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-08-20

q. @. Sart 1T aIs 4Oitmeiiter bo
4iblep ernannt poroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-08-20
q era 70 ton
gpar= =Sanf,
122 @bomlns slbenns,
$cranton, IA.

Oas altelte Spar'Snltltllt III nore'
oitliden 4enniplpanien.
5amts Blair. 9rdFbent.
9. B. Bries. 8Bs 9rdi
Q. s. Sddfer, gaFirsr.
u. y. Blair aifit. Gaiiirer.
Sbso &. Straub, 8eIlet.
9irettoreu:
9ames Blair. @. B. Rree,
Sso. 8 gatIin, 6rart R. Spencer.
u. y. Blair. Sames arhbaIo.
W. 9. Sennebb 9epitt g. RIoir.
Nm 8 8ieiel, Sas 9D, Satforo.
slbrt elm uagemeiues 8dnf9eiddft
SteIlt BedieI jablbar in irgsno einsm 8beiIc
Ner @elt aus.
prOsent Sntsrsifen auf 9spOFtsn bs3abIt
lin Sunoi6uft pIrb sebetsn.
Ofen Samitas 9IbenbS bon 7 Bis 8 ubr.