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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-20
SUMNER RESORTS.

-. a a ~ -. = 49, = -
. SUMMER BOARD -Boarders can be accom-
modnted at harrington Center: boating,
batbiGg and fishing: good sailhoat; fishing
parties accommo odated. For inrther pariicu-
1grs address Captain William l.. Hart, Bar
rinEton Confer, X. J., Box "A. ml9 o.
BOARDERs WANTED = Highland House,
Tamworth, N. H., pleasant farm house,
situated on n bill, maple shade trees around
tho house, 3 miles from West Ossipee II. X.
station, Conway division, H. g. NJ. X. r.,
mile fIom y. o., church, reading room aud
free library, terms s5 20 ~ per week. For
further particulars inquire OF Roberts
Brothers, Tsmwortb, II. n. mis- CO
CHEAT HARRINGTON. Mass Three cot
tages. OF finest street: completely Furnished;
all modern conveniences. Il. J. Migne-cv.
COUNTRY bOARD-At once or for the
season: 81 miles from Bawley, Pa. ; old-fash-
ioned house: farm, 210 acres; pine grove near
house: running spring water: Paupack River
runs along side OF farm; plenty OF carriage
and stable room; daily mail postoffiee In
house. terms moderate. A. u. Down. Tafton.
Pike county. IA. MILO o.
GOOD ROOMS with board az charming
summer resort near Portland, Me. 5000 per
week ladies or gentlemen. Box 523. Palmer,
Mass mia o.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-20
Portsmouth Jeweler ASSIGNS.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., May %. j. War
rem Davis, jewelor, assigned today. His
liabilities are $1,000; assets, 5000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-20
SMITHS BICYCLE NAMES.


The latest ont; Put on in tlree Iuinutes no
boring OF holes: no clamps transft rred 10 the
onamek and becomes as hard as the enamel
itself handsome scroll work: with name
in center; scroll i'm oolors: the right size for
any part OF whsel to introduce this new and
novel idea we will send 90 any address. with
fuil instruoiinns bow TO put on in three
minutes: tbirty.two t32l first names ~ ladies
and gents, sixteen Of each first ,namss only.
VIZ. DOM, Hsrrg, AlherL MGud, Alice,
Lilly, etc, on receipt OF 2bc. 81 or one cent
s'amps BALDWIN Novelty Works, sole
Agent, 7Ol FiIbert s'.. Philadelphia Pa
WAN1ED-koom and tosrd. n lady wants
pleasant furnished room with board pre-
fsrred. between Broadway and Nestmiuster
streets. Address with particulars, Box J-it2,
News Office MIA 80
. MASTED-Bsbs TO board iu the country;
will provide clothes aud good care; SlO
month references. {. Raymond, irovi-
dence: ml2 ~
bNGINbt rs and tIKEMEN On receipt
OF lOc. We VIII mhii ven pamphlet giving All
forms Of questions asted by the state board
of examiners necessary TO srcure license.
Address tird n Co, 2s0 Nasb.neton 50,
fosfon. Mas. ms 12f
wANIEID-An idea Who can think of some
simple thing IA -pafentl- Iraielt Lonr- -ldeAe.
thes may bnp. you wealth Write John
Nedderhurn a. Co., pataif attorney. Wash
ingtop, ID. g., for their SisO0 prize offer and
liat OF 100 inv-btione wanted. a4
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-20

HAND FIHNITURE. tsRPE -, PlANOg
end JOB LOTS Of MERt HANDIsE a. 10
NEYBossEI STREET
GEO. l. ROBINSON, Auetioneer.
uitv
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-20
HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Good busheler; steady work and
rood nav. At p Doughertys, Cash Tailor,
No. III Regent avenue Mt Pleasant, Prpyi.
denoe, X. ]. mig 6t
WANTED-Salesmen TO sell nursery stock ;
permanent situations, work easy, wages good
write at once and secure tho place. II. III.
Gurpey & Co, ,.Auburn, Me. mle 6t
MANTED-At once, 20 harness filters 10
harness stitchers: steady, Industrious men
only need apply. Smith, kourn 81 Co., Hart
ford, Conn. nip o.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-20

Policeman Hanifan is enjoying his
1O-deys furIough by making fishing ex-
cursions near Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-20
WE MUST HAVE HELP (!

We pay IS 20 Sl2 per week for easy home
work. Can be done in spare tifna, day or
evening; no scheme, books or peddling; send
stamp for work and particulars az once.
seymour supply Co.. Masonic Temple, Cam
den, ". H. ml3 w.f-m.Am
MEN TO take ORDERS IN EVERY TOWN
AVA and city3 no delivering; good wages: pay
weekly. no capital; steady work. Glen Bros,
Rochester. N. Y. mis-mws.2lt
wANTED-Two hons est. reliable men 10 sell
goods from wagon IN the country. else Two
for local trace: must furnish satisfactory
references. Joyce brothers * Co., lp7 West
minister st. m2U O..
WANTED - Live. energetic. experienced
sale smaD OF character, acquainted with dry
goods trade. to sell an article OF especial merit
and universally used: on commission. Ad.
dress with references. Bort 4 tavoriie, Obi.
csgo,, III. mis- Gt
WAHIED-Mriters 10 do copying at home.
Law College. Limp, q. sni5 o.
ANTED-Salesmen cigars and candy; so
100 per month and expenses; Inducements
dealers. Valley Manufacturing Co.. ST.
uis. Mo. mia ct
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~~>IF you SEE IT IN OUR AID, IT'S So.

orders s ~ % M %
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-20

TO LET-Tepement OF four rooms on floor
two nice rooms in manssrd roof. al. modern
auire Of f. L. Richards. 81 Providence street.
m1o 0t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-20
HOUSES TO LET.

TO LET-Upper tenement. Psllas street:
seven rooms. modern improvements; In fine
order. Apply 2o2 Broadway. ml9 tf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-20

TO LET-Upper tenement, corner Transit
and Governor street; with stable IL wanted
al0 CT
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-20

TO LET-Upper tenement, entirely sspar-
ate. seven rooms and bath room: moGern
improvements; steam heat. family of adults.
Apply "a Beacon ave. NILS 6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-20

BEACHMoNT-To let, a farm house OF 10
rooms, z fully furnishsd, the others partly
furnished, with stable, lawn, shade trees,
fruis trees, etc. rent $500 to Nov. ], 1895.
Apply ut Sayle's Farm, Beschmont, or r. b.
Colby, Lexington, Mass ml9 6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-20

10 LhT-Summer cottsge; seven rooms, at
Quonoc ochontaug Beach (Rider Cottagel In
quire George Il. Rice. Quonochoutaug, n. l.
mis- Gt
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
WAN TED-To rent cottage or lower tene.
ment and barn. Address Eox CD, News
office. ml9 ~
WANTkD-A few boarders for the sumner:
quiet, pleasant place: good board; reasonable
rates; NO objection 10 childten or iuvaiidsi
hours ride from Boston. DR.. W. Richardson,
No. Londonderry. n. H. mis- OF
WANTED-Summer boarders on farm: good
accommodation; terms moderate. Box i53,
Foxboro Mass. mis- &c
LADIts, A make pig wages working qnlstiy
at nome aud am anxious that ell shoula have
the same opportunity: the work is very
pleasant and II you can only spare Two hours
dfi1y ft VIII pay You nicely. This - no de-
&c Dtion, want no money, hut ~ YOU really
wsnt 10 make money address with stamp.
Miss NJ b. stehbins. Lawronce, Mich.
BEAUTIFUL WOODBURY.. with delightful
drives. magnificent scenery; good fishing.
boating near; station line New England Rail
road: Parker House. Woodbury., Conn. write
for circular. mic ~
MANTED-Prompt and faithful gentleman
CT lady TO travel for reliatle establisbed house
In Rhode Island; salary z5Sl. payable Slo
weekly aLd expenses: EituailoD permanent;
references: enclose self-addressed sta Iped
envelope. ii II. Hess, Pres, S5B Dearborn
ST., Chicago mlG ~
MONEY TO -sqOO--soO0-ssj0 and 500
at per cent. on Real Estate FIRST mortgage.
Address Fox. H.5 News Ofire. milo 10
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Losr AND rousn

>~s~---~-~'
LOST-Lady's gold watch with inscription
on back lid, either ON Pine from aJrner stew.
srt, broad, Peace or Dexter streets. kewsrt
at 332 Dexter ~ NJ
IosT.-Cbstslaine watch: Tuesday morr.
ing: finder will piesss return 20 y. l. Man.
nine al Friendship 81 mis ~
FOUND travelling tss. owrer caL have
the same By calling ~ Tnr News CHvce.
Msybcs-st st., ssd prsvSzs psvpsttJ. - g
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to do at Sl.25 per
day: making over speciality. by coiored
lacy. Address 662 Wickenden st. ml9 6t
MANTED-Strong. capable girl a. laundress
and chambermaid: also assist In general
housew ork. Apply at once Tyler House. 93
and e5 Atweils ave-, A. l.. Mclaughlin, Prop.
m19 ct
WANTED-A young Girl 20 assist in house
work and take oare OF child. Apply A. q.
Hussey, 90 Canal St MIC 6t
WANTED-A Protestant Girl for general
housework. PSI Massachusetts ave. mI5 &C
WANTED-Thoroughly experienced girls to
card. William Loeb q Co., l0l sabin st.
mia 90
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-20

To LET - Pleasant upper tenement: Fix
rooms; 20 Anthony ST.. corner Mouria n.
near Bradford street Park. Inquire l49 Al
wells avenue. MIC ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-20

TO RENT-Berksbire Hills. Pittstsid, Mnes (.
beautiful furnished cottage. IL rooms. hath
LAUNDRY, firepIaces: hardw ood floors and all
modern couveniences; price moderate. +. L.
Cheney. piitsteld, Mass ml6 Gt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-20

TO LET-At Hyannis, Mass. new 7-room
cottage. 10 minutes from depot. water in
Apply g. 3. Busseli, 1s9 X ST.. 5. Boston.
mis- O.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-20

FOX SALh-Taunton avenue, East Provi-
ceDce. valuable corner. overlooking city. b
Story and French roof. modern and we'll ar
ranged house nf tenements and store, now
Taying ~ per cent. and leaving the corner for
further improvement; sewer, sanitary p.pmb-
ing, beet car service this unusually attractive
invs stmsnt will bear the closest investiga-
ton. Particulars 40l Butler Exchange. o'Con-
nor. mis- tf
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PARLOR OUTFITS.

and tonast o
The price is SI9o9
One Tor 9oooo n
%9o<o
Week
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-20

TO LET-At Bass Point. Nshant, ootisg, 5
of 4. o and rooms. nicely Furnished and
finished. pleasantly located, mics ground,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-20

A want sd in THE NEWS slwoys lriogs
gcog results.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-20

FOn sALE-East side, CHOICE corner; sHcrl'
hce for cash; 30 per cont. less than corner
orposite: want money, and want IL bad
enough TO induce some bareain-seeker TO ex-
change his bank book for title deed 20 ID 900
feet high land on Beacon Hill south or Lsdd
Ohserxatory.- block frnla= =BEeeb street car
and lees than one mile from Market square,
Particulars 40l Butler Exchange, o'coDnor.
4
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-20

TO LET-64 Walnut street, East Providence.
"a very desirable lower tenement, eight rooms;
oil modern conveniences: 10 minutes from
Market square by two lines OF electric cars;
rent Sls Inquire Of III. J. Pickerssill, Eass
Providence. ms r
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-20

FOR RENT-June l. one-bslf OF house, No.
SO Pino street. Apply TO d. Russell Brown.
smS l8,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-20

TO LET-Two minutes walk from Broad
wny. six room tenement; rent Sl5. Inquire
Ring 81. mid %
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-20

FOX SALE--To settle an estate, the two.
family house 30. 40 Federal sirsot, next
above bradford street; conveniently located
on street car line and within minutes walk
OF business center: bath rooms, water closets,
hot and cold water, etc. frst'class invest
ment property. Inquire on premises, or at
IA oxford sc. mlb dt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-20

TO LEASE OR FOR sALE--2Oo. coo feet OF
land, Well adapted to business purposes, To-
Gated just OF Crsnstou street and very con-
venient TO the railroad: will be leased for tive
or five years or sold; owner disposed 10 make
price and terms satisfactory TO responsible
parties. Brown a. Watson, l07 Westminster
street. mis- tt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-20

TO LET-Double cottage, each independ ndent (;
nine rooms each: in perfect order; modern
improvements: corner Atlantic avenue and
Hamilton street: go each. Apply room IS,
Daniels building. NILS Ct
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-20

TO LET-Furnished cottage OF rooms in
pleasant part's civ: to two ladies who work
and appreciate private entrance. laundry
PRIVILEGES and cory home: this Is a snap.
Particulars 2gO Westminster street. mp two
flights. mia 90
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-20


WAN fED-To rent cottase or lower tene
m-nt and barn. Address Eox C.5, New
office. ml9 Ht
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-20

MONEY TO LOAN -sQ0O-sGO0-ss50 and go
at per cent. on Real Estate frst mortgage
Address Fox. H.5 News ONCE milo 10
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-20

FOR SALE - The famous Howard snaw
Orange County stock and Dairy FARM loo
acres choice highly improved. level land I:
splendidIy watered; saw mill and water
power: one meadow OF So acres; two miles
from main line Erie Railroad: two hours New
York: good buildings; 5000. 4. v. Boak,
MidlletoWn, ". Y. NILS dJ
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-17

seeisnet binfsn. Mit ausseipro9enem
SaB penben iie iib in bebrobIider Weiie
sesen bic 8ertretsr Der Sbpeter Sns
cultrie, ber 8oIbbrande unires Berg.
baus. oieieIben nit SbmGbuns iberbdu.
feno, ais ieien iie bic 9e6rlder bes San.
beS ni6t bios, ionbern Der sansen
Dieni6beit, bic seitlrst iperoen miiien
bon ibrer beroerbliben S6be. Dabei
ipielen iis ii6 auf ais ben Seireier bes
IrbeiterS bonn So4e oeS @olpss, pdb.
reno bon ibren Resionen Der bic IruppS
Der GOrep 4rmee na6 bier seridtet ipur'
ben, uno bon ibnen Der bic meiiten Su'
multe aussinssn. NSas fir sinen Sesen
poaen Die iiber bic sSarmsr beS 8eitenS
perbrelten, bic ii6 perbinben NIT ben
gum Aufubr aneeitabelten Diaiien, um
Dieienl9en su berberben, bic ibnen ibre
grnOten abfauften lanse porber idon,
ebe bic 9lrt Oes Pioniers ben Bes mad
9tebraSfa sebffnet. 8etrahten mir nur
gang oberfdbIid bic Sanblunssipeiie
oieier 2eute, tpie iis BRETT unb often nit
ben ipioeriprebenbfen 8ebauptuneen um
iiH seporfen baben. ebe mir tpeiter se'
ben. cieielben tpeiterer 8eIeudtuns su
untsrtperfen.
(Sortiebuns folst.)
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Der .Niseer i'm Scl;baufen~. 4.

Die oirefte 8sranIaliuns oes SaQilie.
mentS oes sroben @aenpaaren.8 8eibdf.
les Silton, Su8bes & So. 3u 9tsp gorf
mar cine nnteridIasuns. Die 6irma
mar bon Dem fribsren BGrtnsr Sobn
9usbes um $3.50. 900 beitOblen. Susbes
mar Der S4piesetiobn bss alien @r.
8lbterS Senrp SlltOn ST bate i'm
8ornbanoel falirt unb purbe 3ur 9beils
babsritait bsS immenien Drpgooos,
Concerns i'm Sabre 1891 obne elnen
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idpebten 5ablun8sbefsbIe gum 9etrase
uon S55. 900 tiber ielnem Saupte uno
isin Sdus uno iOnFiisss @lsentbum paren
beiblaanabmt poroen. Gr blleb Elm
Burtner Der 6irma bis gum 8. Wal
1895, als er surudtrat. Surs oarauf
puroe elm Defclt BON $3.50, 900 IN ieiner
4brebnunB entoedt uno er mar nibt I'M
Stanoe, Rebenibaft fur bic 8erpeno,
unB oes 8eloes ab3uleeen. Die unter'
iubuns puroe pertui1t unb fam erit
ttirslib bem GrsRI4tsr SiIton su Obren.
ST ipei9erte iib bIerauf auf'S Setimms
lefe, bem 9ei9dft nod tpsiter 9eIo por,
suitreden. Sieiss 8Oreeben oss Wannes,
Der DillIIonen beree9eben bate, um oa9
| idIe4tseIeitete @eib6ft aufre4t su er.
baIten, peranIaBte birsft bic 8srm6senS.
lbsrtrasuns Der erObsn 5irma.
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3med Der 3areureife.

Die .,JopOie 8remia" madt bic Be.
Osutiame Nntiinbisuns, bic Reife bee
3aren Inhe erfsnnsn, bab Berlin unb
Dien sbsnio tpie st. petersburg unb
9aris bon Der 2otbnenoisfeit semeinias
men Sanoels Der Mdate iiberseust finb.
UNI sic poIitii6en 8Idne @roBbritan'
MEMS, bic in ben iiineten 8orfommniis
fen in Der Idrfei fIar su Gage treten, su
Sbanoen su MAIDEN.
Der 4rtiteI i4lieBt nit Der Inbeut.
uns, paB bic britii6e Brefe ersBe Soffs
nun8en auf ben GrfoI8 Der BoIitit @rOB'
britanniens in Der lbatia6e su finben
CLAUDE, pab Der Iob ben SIrfen Sc.
banotp. RoitoIpsfi, ben rufiiiden Winiitsr
beS 9luspartisen, aus benz Bsse se'
rdumt babe, Der aIS elm itarier @ssner
Der enSIiiben BoIitit GAIT.
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Dor fnnf3ie Sabren.
(5ortiesuns foIst.)

8or fiiniis Sabren bate man nod
3eit su Ieben; oas 3eitaIter Ger Sait
mar nod nidt anBebrp4en. Ser Sattel
mar bamaIs oaS Sinnbilo Der Sbneais.
felt. 9siitiee unb fbrperIi6e 8raft gins
gen Sanb in Sanb. g8r tparen nod
Elm Bolt bon Sanbarbeitern. Cine Gage.
reiie mar Elm pibtiseS llnternebmen.
Die 2anbitraBen paren itaubis uno tpobI
bep6lfert. Gein SauS entbielt eine
Rabmaidine. Bon Wdb. unb @rnten'
maidinen tpubte man nidtS. 8cim
Duntelwsroen ipurbe isbss SauS nit
Ialsli6tern uno Ebranlampen beleuds
tst. Butter fonnte ieine bunoert Wsilen
tpeit su Utarft eebradt perben. Die
DampfasmIble bate eben besonnen,
ole 8aloer auf,usebren. Der Gelesrapb
bate elm paar Sabre porber in Waib'
InSton besonnen uno in 9ien gorf Ses
enoet. Dtanhe faunten iiber baS Buns
oerbins uno uolItsn nidt baran slauten.
8er eine @iienbabnfabrt semadt bate,
tonnte mas ersdblen unb tpurbe um fein
Slid benedict. Das Spinnrao bDrte
man aur 8nters3eit in ieoem 8auern.
bauie i6tpirren, unb aus ieber Sdeuer
ertbnte Der Iuitise Iidtad Der Dreid.
fIesel. Ste.n6I, @rosas, Ielepbon,
sleftriide 9reibiraft, eIsttriides 2i4t,
S6reibmai6lne. Pbonosrapb, eiiensss
panserte Sbiife, @atIins @eidiBe.
Dpnamit. Dielinit uip. tparen Dinse
Der Sufunft, an bic fein Wenid i'm
Iraume badte. 8as ipirb in ben nd4'
item so Sabren nod bInsufommen?
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: 8ptidafter lbI bat BEN Staatsbe.

- 8otidaftsr ubI bat benz Staatsoe.
partement elm Defret Der oeuti1en Res
sieruue iiberiauot, ourb tpel6eS bonn /.
September an bic @ebiibren fur bic BE.
uubuns beS Jiorboitiee.8anaIS um un.
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iporben iinb.
SIN oem unter benz Namen 2ens
iineton befannten Sabritsbe;irfs bon
PbilaoeIpbia fteben 10 pieIe Spinnereisn
fill, bab Guuienos BON Nrbeitern obne
8eidditisunS lino uno nit ibren Samis
lien srobe 9iotb leioen. Sas Burger.
SilfscOmite mIro besbalb tpieoer in Ibd.
tefeit treten uno fur bic 9iotbIeioenoen
cine @elOiammIunS abbalteu.
auf entiebli6e 8eiie Tam in
Orange, RdH., Der rs Sabre aIte $. $.
Wbitnep um's 2eben. Das Bfero eines
bel ibm absefIesenen 8eiuhers erfabte
ibn i'm Stale nit ben 9dbnen, iGitteIts
ben @rsis bin uno Der, tpie eins 9abs
cine WauS, uno trat bann nit allen
8isren auf BEN 8reiie berum, benielben
10 sntisblid suri6tenb, bab er ueri6isb,
ebs man ibn nod rsdt aus BEN Stale
peebrineen founts, '
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Gbas. Bang. 8. Rapmsvu
Sang s Co.,
9amtf 8nttHug @erfe,
I21 Sseitn anenme.

8abriiaRien Bon
5raubsH.S SOea, Bird. 9isr, Spbapagsr. @a,.
hpar'ua, Sfltsrs,ggafier gtlfaR Ginger
Vile, Grab Ripple Gibtr.
eaenbir uub Porter In GIaI&en fir BE-,
oauessbrau@ ptresn tpiisnfrsi inY Daua st.
bsfEt. A-SgIfpbpH Vs. 500.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-17

@insstrOdnsts OsIfarbenpinieI sureini.
gen 1T nidt Ieidt, uno ieOe Siinserin
Der sSlsn Walfunit tpiro paflr iorsen,
tie m6slidit slei6 nad bem Gebraude in
Seifentpahsr au reinissn. Smmerbin
aber fann es serabe in Der Sommsrs
friids pprfommen, baB bic pinieI tpdb'
renb Der 3eit, oa man beimpanbelt, in
GROCER Bdrme sintroduen. g8ia man
iis bann pisber pei4 unb eeidmeibis
befommen, muB man in einem boben,
m6slidft cpIinoriiben @laS elm Sell
tritaaiiirtes tobleniaures 9iatron in stpel
Geilen Bafer lOien unO oann bic Bniel
10 in bies @IaS bdnsen, buB iie pom
9oben etpas entfernt bleiben. Sic
perben IL Stunben auf cine tporms
6srbfsae eefeqt, bann tuie setpObnlid in
Seifenpafer sereinist, tporuuf iie tpiebet
tabeaos tpei6 uno esihmeiois iino.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-17

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-17
esIamars, eada. & 8eHern Giienbabn.

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Gifenbabn Seittabelle.
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s0r Cute 4rbsit su maBissn prsiIsn
isfsrl bic ,8p&snbIatt" Office,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-10-21

According to the statistics of the de
partment of agriculture wheat land il
Kansas rates at $2.10 per acre.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-10-21
SOME OLD MONEY.
A BUTTS County Farmer Brings his Wealth
to Light.

BUTTS County Farmer Brings his Wealth
to Light.
A farmer of Butts county brought to
the Jackson bank some currency and
gold which he had just taken from the
ground where he had buried it several
years ago. There were several ten dol
lar notes among the bills which were
widowed and moth-eaten. The money
was buried in snuff box and had been
in the ground so long that it is at pres
ent hardly passable and will have to be
sent to Washington for redemption.
Evidently this prudential fellow thought
better times we're coming or else he
would have never brought forth the
precious stuff from it's hiding place.
The gentleman would not tell how long
the money had been buried. One of the
ten dollar bills bore the date of the Sc
ries of 1880, hence it was buried since
that time. But it has been brought to
daylight again and is now in possession
of the bank doing duty the same as 9TH
er money, but will, in the course of few
days, be sent to Washington, whence it
came, and new notes placed in circula-
ton instead of this almost dec9mposed
currency.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-10-21
She Knew Williams Style.

A slender, pale-faced little woman in
mourning attended spiritualistic sea-
ance at the rooms of Market street mu-
scum the other evening, says the San
Francisco Post.
Materializations b been advertised.
aud the little woman confidently whis-
pered to the medium that she would
like to see the departed William. She
was overjoyed to learn that William was
on hand when wanted-the first tim
since she had known him-and, when a
few minutes later shadowy form APP
peared in the cabinet, she trembled with
mingled fear and joy.
us that you William?' she asked in a
faltering voice.
''Y es, DEAR" was the hollow response.
"That's fraud. don't believe it -
she exclaimed. William would have
said: who in the dickens do you think
it is?'"