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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13


airbar lauernben Bid unb blaIIer 9sq
ii6tsforbe bsgssnetsn mir. Elm miBs
truuiiches 2Gdeln uuf ben sufummsns
aeprebtsr 2ippen, bic Sanb am RepoIz
Der.
llnb i'd that tpie DARIUS nit ieinen
Solbaten: ib psri9anSte mid in meiz
mem Gafe unb lieb mein @use ii9 an
bic psrtpsgene llmgsbuns eeipDbnsn!
Sslises @efiibl, als plDblid elm
Serr in europGiIdber Sleibuns iiber
bic Strabe tommt, mid febr perbinbs
lid sriibt unb iast: Sinh sic pislz
leibt Seutf6er, mein Serr9 Ser
Wirtb bat mir BEL Itelen laifen, bab elm
Srembsr bier iei2!" = Sd itels mid
Dor. Gr itslIt iid Oor: nSabir 8ran>
topic' be grantopa be Sermui." -
Sd babe cine Reiie na9 Seutidluno
aemadt unb bort Sbr 8aterlunb i9Gz
BEN aelernt, beIonoers Sbre Sreunbs
li9feit gegsn ben 5remben. Gum spsiz
tenmul erit babe i9 ieitbem 9elssenz
belt, einem beutI9en Reiienben se9enz
iibep mid bafiir buntbar gu erSeigen.
Sd ibpGrme fir Deutidlanb!"
Gr fraste mad msinsn pldnen.
.Sas bsIpre6en mir um beiten Be;
mir Su Sauie. gii4t tpabr. Sic IONS
men2"
Dur9 bic i9psissnben Struben
Stutaris - bic Sduier liessn in SDs
fen obsr 9Grtsu, bic Seniter miinOsn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13

bD9it primitipen Ddge bsi9Gftistsn
tiirtiiden 2llbaueIen photographic,
ma9ten lie berartis eritaunte 9eii4s
ten. bub es fir mid elm berubisenbes
@efiibl mar, meinen einseborenen
freuno BET mir gu babsn. =.
Wan befinbet iih unter gllbaneien
INNER ipie auf pultanii6sm Serrdin:
isben 2lugenblid tunn ettpus puiiiren!
llnb ~ es 1T, als bdbten bieIe Sers
rem qerubs bardu tmmer, bub es 10
it'll ylie iiebt einem elm 4lbuneIe ses
rabe ins @eiidt; immer bat er ben
feitli9 lauernben Bid aus meiit
ihmalem gluse, = cine Dirt monsOz
lii9er 3us! limb pie bas gluse ses
Ihlibt ausfebt, 10 Der gan5s Menid:
bic eng unIdltsbenbsn. nu4 unten
aans ipib susebenben. ipeiBa SoIsn
aus raubem, leoerartisem Stoff nit
i6parsem 9iBenbeidB an Der Seite
unb am @iirtel, : baau bic sbenfaGs
fsit anidlisBenbs, ifOblOie psiBs
Sude (SeIIer. bic ben sleihen i4pars
ssn 9siaB in ben abentsuerli9fen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13
Qdufen bura.

bur6f9neibenben 5elientetten 5tpingen
i'm nod pielfud gu tollen Spriingsn,
10 bel 2aufsnburg, po bic Gnge oss
,9roBen 2aufen" burb beftigen Wos
9eniturs unb Dipbel bic S4ifffabrt
unm0gli6 maat, uno bsrrSleine Sau'
fen" unterbalb 3ursuh bel Der UtIn'
bunq Der aus bsr S9peia tommenbsn
adre, ipo bic 5elisn Elm itdrfes Bebr
i'm Strpmbett biloen unb nur eine
ie6s Mleter brsits Glide luHen. bic bel
niebrigem Wuheritano CUR Roth pais
Iipt perben tam. 9stp0bnlid ftiir5en
aber bic bensriinsn DuTermahen baus
ernb iiber bic Selfenbarre. Sn oteiem
@ii9t tdnn tsin 5ubr5eus iih balten.
Oberbalb R6einfslbsn tommen enbli9
bic lsbten StrOmidnellen (9eDilo(,
unter benen Der S6Genbutsn ben S6ifs
fern am unliebiamiten betunnt 1T.
SroB bieIsr 5abrfdpieristeiten bilost
Der Strpm in @erbinbung nit bem
@elGnbe bes Sbales eine Istt urSeitsn
tart benubts @ertebrsitrdbe. Sapon
aeuaen bic am ufer aufsereibten Orts
i1aften, bic muIsriI9sn Ruinen alter
gittepIibe auf ben Siigeltuppen uno an
ben pom 0alo befrGnSten SGneen ben
Runbaebirss. 3ipii6en benz llntsriet
uns S9uffbuuien itoBsn mir auf oas
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13


fen ii6 ibrerfeits in feline Ressntrapfs
hen auf, bic in unSdblbcren Nensen
ientredt unb regelmGbig in bic 6liifz
Tiateit suriidfallen. 0ieies interefante
G9auIpisl tann bsinabe eine balbe
Stunbe bauern. Sm @nfange fteigen
bic OGmpfs bis an bic llntertufe bers
an; uber in bsm Wube, tpie ous 9anae
erfaltet, isntt iid natiirli9 bus gG'
beau, in benz bic 8erbi9tung Der
0dmpfs Dor iid sebt. me9r unbt mebr,
unb man nimmt nun obtrbalh Der
@oltenspne cine pDaig Hare 3pRe
pdbr. Wan bat duf bieie Deiie I'M
Sleinen ben gan5en Wafertreislduf
Der @tmoipbGrs Dor iib; bic perouns
itenbe Sliiiiigteit felt bas Weer bur-
gang obsn lit blauer Simmel; oaruntsr
Iinb bic Woltsn, bic ii1 in tptrtli6eu
gfeaen aufl0ien, unb bieier tehrt in
bas Weer suriid. Nur ipirb Iaes ans
Itatt bur9 WaFsr bur9 gtleobol gebil,
bet. Wsnn man gleich nu9 bem Wegs
nebmen b.s 9eIGbes bonn DGferbao
bic parme llntertaile cur4 eine talts
erIebt, 70 tperben bic Semperaturs
unteri6iebe in benz 9laie pisl bebeuz
tenber unb man bsobHhtet eine Steiz
aerung bes 8orgdnges: es treten
Wirbslpinbe unb fGrmli6e &sgenbo'
gen duf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13

limb bic 5rauena StGbterinnen ba.
be id auber msinen 9uItfreunben nidt
oeieben, tpenigItens ni6t entI9leisrt (;
benn aud bic drtitlihe 5rau in Stus
tari aebt bi9t perIhleisrt, r elm gros
bss, unfDrmliobes pafet, iibsr bus elm
ipeibsr Mulihleier getpprfen 1T -
iiber bic StraBel stuf oem Wtartte
am 8asar Iab i'd aber anoeren Sages
bon ben Bergen ssommene 9duerin'
men. sic iheinen es ni9t nOtbig gu
finbsn, iid gu periteden. limb iie
bdben reht: fait alle iparsn lie f60n
ober bod frii9 unb trdftis, tpenngleid
aud lie ben INNER miBtraGiI9en Bid
bon Der Settle ni6t lafen tOnnen Sbr
goitiim tit bem bes Wlunnes ri9t uns
Gbnlih, - tpeibes, bides Wouengez
ipanb, ihpar5er SefuB unb i4parSes
ueberiGd6sn. Seltiames Bib, lie ba
Bel ibrsn pferben am Wfartte iteben
su ieben = alles, Mann unb Spdu,
fheint in 9llbanien mebr duf benz
pferbs. als gu Gubs gu lsben, : bic
Mdbdsn unb 5rausn fat ale bic
@pinbsl in Der Sanb. NIT berbliiff:ns
Der @eIdidli9teit ben 5uben breheno!
9ln iSefttasen lpirb Elm rei9es Sepanb
aneelsgt. fpie mir mein 9aitfreunb
faate.
gine 8raut babe ih ni9t seieben,
bod aeiate mir am lebten 9lbenb meiz
nes 9lufentbaltes in Stuturi mein
@aItfreunb cine rei6s Summlung
ibOnep 2(lbansiercoftiime. Sus 8ruuts
cpTtiim Der Stabt, rsi9er uno gefdliz
Ger ala bas bonn 2anbe. muBte feline
S6peiter anlsgen; mir puroe pieoer
10 mGr6snbaft gu Wiutbe, pis am ers
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13


dusnabmslos auf sinen inneren Sof -
panberten mir bsib. su fsinem Sauz
fe. Gin i9peres Sbor in bpber Mauer
ihlob iih binter uns; mir paren in
einem bsrrlihen 9arten, in pel6em
Sleanber in acknowledgement 8liitbsns
file itunben, pulmen 'unb bohe Rat
teen; Glemdtis unb dnbere buntblumiz
ae S9lingpflanSeu tletterten an ben
8aumitdmmen unb am SauIe ems
por.
lleber cine tleine Srspps binauf ees
lan9ten mir in einen balbbuntlen 8orz
raum. 9(lle Wdnos iparen nit tiirtis
fthen Seppi9en bebaneen, bic Sbiren
beitanben ebenfalls aus iol6en, uno
pie ibfper fparen iie, ipenn man lie
beim 0urdgsbsn beiieite idlus! 8aum
baB mir 3sit blisb, alles gu bemerten
unb su fpiipbigen. Da itanb in einem
3immer cine coloFaleSrube aus buntz
lem Spl3, iiber unb iiber gsi9uiBt.
unb in ben glatten Sslbern number
bare Malsreien in slpei psrIdiebenen
S0nen nit mertpiirbig ar9uiItiI9en
9siquren. 9d mar bas Shlaf5immer:
Gin ipubpss 9(rIenal! gn ben Wdnben
tanae @etpsbrs, 9olbe, Sdbel, trums
me unb serube, iiber nsm 8ppfenbe bes
8ettes eelaoene Repolper.
,sSd, aber lppSu benn bas alles?"
rSebr sinfa9! Dsil mir ni6t iiAer
finb als 9(tbunsien, als Gbriiten, Oh
mir nift beute ober morsen BON ben
Siirten iibsrfullen iperben! gtun aber
tommen Sic in ben Salon!"
Niebrioe Oipane ringsum an ben
WGnbsn, toitburs ieibens Ssden bas
riiber, in Ieu9tsnben Sarben buntgee
itreift, Elm i6fperer Seppid bur6a
adnse 3immer; in Der Wtitte elm fleis
mes bolseeIdnibtss Sabouret. niebrist
f6emelartiss Ssfelden berum, aud
ipobl nur Elm 9iFen gum SiBen, ar
ben @Gnben foItbare Slider uno Stt'
dereien unb bic 8rone bes sdnSen, bi'
muiiios sb0l3erne Wdnb mad oem Cor
rioor su: Cine Rsibs BON 5enfterbO'
gen, bon prd6tpou gei9niBten Sduler
oetruQea, nit SIumenfrieien uno Ara'
besten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13

-9ei Slid. Dame gum
i6tpeigIamen Stidna4bar): rSerr
Doctor, tpann buben sic bsnn Sbre
Spreditunben9"
-Sumor Der BE. SOL
i5 Dsinsr 5rau eineu suten gag mini
i9en9" = nOu tbdteit mir eineu Ses
fallen bamit!"
Srof. Rutter (5ur Sodtsr,
tpel6e Dor Der Srauung peinD: ~Uiein
ainb, fpeine ni6t mir iperoen i'm f4on
miirbs triegen."
= 3pei MSgGidtetten. =
Gaa: rMein Regeni9irm mar mir
eben redt lGitig." : Gmmu: STARTER
@inb getpeisn ooer biibi4er Serr nit
S6irm in Der RGbe?"
- Yrin3enunterrt6t. 6t. =
Sofmeiiter: -9osthe bat betunntIi9
BON 1749 Bis 1882 gelebt. Oiirfte i9
sic nun tpobl frasen, So6ett, mann
berIelbe seItorbsn iit9"
Mud Elm 3in bermunb b.
mas, Ott6sn, nod cine Portion
pillit DUE Wie piel tpirit 9u benn
nod eFsn2" = so pieI, bis mir
fdledt it,"
Mud mDslid. Sic: sd
bente, i6 begleite beute unIere &lard
duf ben Bal. Wenn bonn bic 2eute
ibre ftrablenbe GrIdsinuns iebsn, tpers
ben iis Iasen: Wis i9Dn mub erit ibrs
Wluttsr setusIen iein. uls fe 10 jung
mar" = Gr: .MDeIi6; pielleiat ia
gen aber bic 2eute dn6: Sieb nal,
ipie pif bic id6ne aluru EMF aus.
iebsn pirb, tpsun iis Glter geiporber
III"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13
sHrttn uuf Der StraBs.


9ls bic Stimme beg getsrs gum
erften Wlale BON W}inurst iiber bic
fpeite Stdbt binIhullte, bolte i9 mets
nen neuen 5reuno nb. Our9 enge
9aFen, sfpii9sn tueibidimmernben
Mauern panoerten mir bin. Selten
bufhte cine tpeibIi9e 9eitalt an Der
G6uttenieite poriiber. Shultern uno
aopf in ben n9iniid" eebiillt, einsn
peiten, I6parjsn lleberpurf, bas ses
p1bnli6s StrabencoItiim Der tiirtis,
I6en 9amen. WGnner lisbsn 1i6 in
bieIen eebeimniboollen glebensaHen,
pel9e fait alltdgli4 BON irgenb elmer
blutigsn Sbat er3dblen f0nnten, fpenig
ieben. 9tnbers in ben breiten. 9auhees
artiasn SauptItraBen. mo iih elm tiirs
fii4ep 8a5ar an ben anberen reibt.
Reaes 2eben Dor ben bielen, ni6t ges
raoe einlabenben &dffeebGuiern; in
pffenen Sdllen tperben Speiien in ei'
ner, I.lbit einsn @srbun9ernoen anipis
bernben @eiIe 3ubsreitet; 5leii4 bGnst
in tleinen unb sroBen Stiiden frei an
lanoen OrGbtsn unO rOitissn Saten,
flieaenumIdpGrmt; bunebsn luhen fi4
cine Reibe bon Siirten ibren S9GbeI
Bis auf ipenise Stpdbnen raiiren. Der
Duff bon perfauItem Sbit, gebadenen
sfii6en unb serOitetem 5leiid Dertrieb
uns. I'D mar erfreut, ais mir mein
Stutareier Sreunb ben 8orI4ldg
madte, Elm nabeselsssnes Sorf auf5u'
fu6en.
Dor benz Shore Der Stubt bur4s
ihritten mir Elm bstrG9tlides SplSs
tublenlassr. 9tls i'd bort bic an elmer
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13

Ser3ogiu Ileganortne
ebsnbaieIbit epufirmirt. SH Cannes,
no Der iapsriner Sof aus Riidi9t
auf ben 9siunbbeits5uitunh bes @rpbs
6er3ogs 5risbrtd Sruu3 Ill. tssellndz
Bigen @intsraufertbalt Sa nebmsn
pflegts, lernts bic 9erSogin ibren
9rGutisam Dor einissr 3eit terrsn.
Dieter. Bring GbriTtiun Gart 6rtepri9
2tlbsrt 2tleruHter Wilbetm. purbe am
26. Ssptember 1870 geborsr. Sefn
Batter. Der ieBise aronprin5 uun OGs
nsmurt. itsbt i'm "a. 2ebeHsiabr..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13

-9sfonberer Mutb. nSsrr
Director. iCh bite I'M einen 9ori9uB.
- ~Sn iino lls 2isbhobsr snsosirt,
perfuhen sic ii6 ni9t in 9eloenrOl=
lsn!"
-ungendnnt. t. Serr: sd bari
tpoH um cine 9abs fir bas su erbuu=
enbe Waiienbdus bittsn2 - Die
Gpenben ipsrben in Der 3eiiuns bsrs
6ffentli9t." = gommereienrntb Sil=
berfein: rSier 100 Mart!" = Serr:
vDiinihen Sic biellei9t, buB Sbrt
9abe unter nungenannt" berOffentlift
pirb2" - Silberitein: rSa. f9rsibsn
sic einfdd: Gommercisnrutb llnss-
nannt, Ringitrabe L."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13
Gin iiiritlideS Raar.

Siinsit bat bic @srlObung Der Ser'
aoain 9llsranbrine BON Wtedlenburg
nit bem prinSen Gbriitian bon Sds
nemart ftattsefunb.n unO nud meni4s
li6em Grmefsn ideint bic Ser5pgtn
babur9 berufen gu iein, bsreinit ni:
bGnii6e &0nigstrune gu trageH. gln
bieie 8srbinbuns irsenO luelhs pOIis
tiI9eGrpGgunsen gu tniipfsn, 1T aus
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13
II. 0a.iter ftroudSpdrts finbeu

sl,ihsn. 90.iief ftrcmd6tpdrts finben
iuir bGs Observation-Disclosures 2aus
Fenburg, oeFen aui i9luei5erii9em
llfer lisgenosr 5bsil, Der bis 1878
6itsrreitbiih mar, gum &anton 9lurguu
aeF0rt. Gins Bride oerbinbet ben
Srt nit 6em babii6en &lsinz2aufena
burg. Die @iunO6per Der 1900 Seez
len umfahsnosn S9tpeitsrfGbts trei.
ben ausseosbuts 9ol5fIObersi unb er-
giebiaeh 9a4sfans. ---
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13

geIGloFen, benn bic @ssenidBe, bic
3pii9sn ben SSfen bon Berlin unb
8npenbds.n bsiteben, iino niht berur.
bab lie bur9 bic nerpanbti6aftlider
8esisbunsen bes bdnii4en &Dnisss
baules gu bem medlenburgii4en Siir'
itsnbauis obns fpsiteres gu beieitistn
finb-
9er3osin @leranorins 9lugHIts ipurs
be am "a. December 1879 gu S9psrin
geboren unS am 21. Ssptenlber 1886
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13

RititGrtI9ss. Sam6our=
Nlaipr gum Sorniiten); aMeui4, Si'
blaf,n ia I6On rpieol: Gszbur itutt
G=bur : miifen sic osnn INNER an's
GFen bentsn9!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13

-3eittinb in Der 9 9uls
priifung. SdulinipectOr: ~8isle
baben ibre Sadie gut gemadt; nit els
nisen bon Sud nber bin id iebr un5us
frieben. Gum S6luB burf mir nod
elmer Elm 9ieo9sn Itngen. 9llio 9u,
.2sn3l?" = aenaI (tnst): uSei ni4t
sos unb iGid bid SreiuI- '
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13

IIbanefe aus Stutari.
iten 9lbenb. MGr9enbaft I9On mar
bieIe iunseQllbuneiin nit ibren i9tpurs
sen 9lueen, bas buntle Sdar nit aolz
bensm Rrana bon aupten 8lumen gee
i6miidt, ipis fie ba por mir ituno uno
ii4 in freunbli9erglnmutb unb Ruipez
tat bepunbern lieb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13

sormen trGst, .ngs 4srm.l. f4lisBti5
meift nod bas balblanse. ihparss
lleberiGd9sn (@iurbiia). aus lobens
artiaem Stoff, nit f9parSen S9niiz
rem benGbt, = alIes iisbt beinubs aus,
als pGre es aussetpa9ien; biina,
fhmal, geI9meibis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13
. I o 3 u n g.

Sunge 2sbrertn (5u i6rem 9liutiz
sam): DITTO, ipenn Su nod sinmul
70 unaufmertIam tiifeit, oann muBt
Su eine Stunoe na6tiihenl"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-22

Improvement in Il. L. Morris and Son
Manufacturing Company Building
Personals.
Durham. " c., May 21.-lSpeciaD-A
large party of young ladies and gentle
men pic-nicked out at Huckleberry yes
terday evening. They report Il delight
full time.
The game of ball out at the Park Sat
urday evening will be the finest of the
season. 1t will be contest between the
Wake Forest and Trinity teams. A
large crowd will be out to see 1T.
DR.. y. NJ. johnson and Mrs. Johnson
are on visit to Washington and New
York.
Mr.. II. c. Flower arrived from Kansas
City yesterday, and is visiting Col. and
Mrs. j. s. Carr. Mrs. Flower preceded
him several days ago.
Mr.. w. c. Curtis was here yesterday
from Swepsonville.
Mrs. w. NJ. Morgan is visiting friends
in Danville, Va.
Miss Hattie Hutchinson is here from
Baltimore on visit to Mrs. T. J. Filter
on billiard street.
Mr.. Marshall Hopper was here yes
terday from Greensboro on a visit to his
mother.
Gen. Thos. l.. Rosser was in the city
yesterday.
DR.. Jno. G. Kilgo delivered the address
before the Roxboro Institute yesterday.
Miss Lille Parrish is here from Rouge
mont on a visit to the family Of Capt.
+. j. Parrish.
To-, Moh a l.
eigh yesterday evening.
DIR. w. L. Crawford has gone to Nor
canton, where he delivers the literary ad-
dress at the close of the Morganton
school.
Mr.. J. r. Pullen, of Raleigh, is conduct
ing IA series of meetings in the Baptist
church at West Durham. Wherever
John Pullen is known his name is a syn
onyn for all that is good and true and
when he talks to sinners they will be
sure 10 listen. His coming among this
people is II benediction.
Mr.. L. q. Cole has gone to Winston
in the interest of the goods manufactured
by the r. Il. Morris and Son Manufac-
turing Company.
The Mayor had two cases to deal with
this morning. One drunk and one assault
and battery.
Mr.. G.. q. Latta was here from Raj
egh this morning on business. He is a
native of Orange county, now Durham
territory, and his old neighbors are
proud of his success in business.
Mr.. Henry A. Reams spent yesterday
| in ItoxborO.
The weather man with shower Of rain
| would be a welcome visitor here.
The Il. f. Morris and Son Manufacture
| ing Company is, making a very decided
improvement in the appearance Of the
factory building just across from the
Southern ticket office. 1T gets a fresh
| coat Of paint.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-22
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VaA% Dqg !:E! E!lg}
SERVICE

SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROU~l
TO Atlanta. New Orleans. Ecrfai.
Richmond, Washington, Ssltirse~s
Philadelphia, Boston, New York.
Schedule In effect Nov. lst 1899
TRAINS LEAVE RALNtaH:
2:16 A. NJ. DAILY.
Atlanta Special" Pullman Vea1,ha.,
Tor Henderson, Weldon. petsrsburs
Richmond, Washington, BaltimorS
Philadelphis, New York, and ell po;sh
north Buffet drawing-room Gle. psr
and Pullman coaches Atlantis to wsss
ington, parlcr cars Washington TO New
York, Pullman sleeping car, Chester, i. 6
Portsmouth. Arrives 1t WashinRts.
10:45 q. m, Baltimore 10 noon, Plila
dslphia $50 p. m, New York A:yS =
N. Also for Portsmouth, Norfolk, Ofs
Point and local stations 6esbosrd anf
Roanoke railroad.
11:35 A. NJ. DAILY.
For Henderson. Weldon. 9uIeiA
Portsmouth, Norfolk and intarmsdfsA.
stAtions connects 1t Portsmouth, Witt
Bay Line for Old Point and Baltimore
with Norfolk and Waahington otsau
boat company for Wsshingvo1: Wit
N. 7. p. and N. railroad for PlilsAs
ph1a and points north; also ct Weldea
with Atlantic Coast Line for Iiel
mond, Washington, Baltimore, Phil
delphia and New York, and with Ooes
land Neck Branch for Gres1vflls
Washington and Plymouth.
Pullman sleeping ear Atlantis =
Portsmouth,.
PIG A. M. DAILY.
Atlanta Special" Pullman VsstIbuL
Tor southern Pines, Hamlet, Wilmine
ton, Monroe, Charlotte, Lineolltoa
Shelby, Chester, Clinton, Greenwood
Abbeville, Athens, Atlanta, Aurusta
Columbia, Macon, MONTGOMERY, Mobile
New Orleans, Chattanooga, Nashvilla
Memphis and all points south ~
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and Atlanta, connecting directly O
Union depot, Atlanta, with diversi,s
lines; also Pullman sleepins ear PERT
mouth to Chester, g. q.
1884 p. M. DAILY.
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intermediate stations. Connects
Union station Atlanta, with divsrsi1s
lines: Pullman sieeepinS ear Psyt
mouth to Atlanta
TRAIN LEAVE RALEIGH:
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From Norfolk, Portsmouth an.
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and n. r. r.. Petersburg, 1ieAnsa.
and Washington, Baltimore, PAilaAsl
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-22
TIVE eATcHELoR's CLUB
ENtERVAINS THURSDAY NIGH
CLUB OF TAE FACULTY..
DR. Linscot,'s "Cnly Pebble on the
Beach Pres ented-. Dughi Furnish
ished Refreshments.
ished Refreshments.

Chanel HILL y. c.. May 21.-(Special.)
scene of rarest loneliness was pre-
scnted in Chapel Hill last night when the
! Thursday Club met for the last time this
season.
The Club was entertained by the UNI
married members of the faculty who gave
y lawn party. The Swain lot was chosen
for the scene of festivity. The natural adj
vantages of this lovely spot were added
to by innumerablc japanese lanterns and
electric lights. which made "A Midsum-
mer Nights Dream" more than realized.
An original play. The Only Pebble Oh
the Strand" was presented, Profs. May,
Mangum, Webb, Linscott and Butler be-
ing the actors. The acting was fine, partic-
ularly that of Professor May. who took
the role Of postgraduate girl in the uni
versity, she being a new woman and
1.-The only pebble OH the strand
The faculty hits were excellent and
much enjoyed. from ''the Aldermanic-
Harr;ngtonian discussions" to the nine
teen courses in English, to be taught by
one professor"
Lovely music by several members Of the
Glee Club was played between the acts,
and after the play quartette was rem
dered with fine effect by Messrs. Eatman,
Nangum. Pfohl and Anderson.
Seven little fairies, with their chosen
Titania. presented flowers and served de-
licious lemonade from ice-grottoes AID
sylvan retreats.
Ice cream and cake (Dughis, was
served OH dainty tables scattered about
the lawn. while the murmur of happy
voices and tnkling laughter filed the air.
/ The bachelors are certainly to be con-
graduated on the perfect success Of their
entertainment in every detail and the
God-speed of the club will follow them IN
their summer outing.
DIR. Henry Farriar Linscott was the
author Of the play and last evening while
taking the part of Jack could not help
but see the grand success ol HiS HTst pay.
For the benefit of the ladies of the
State print the names of the bachelors,
for at least there is nothing uaattractive
about their names.
DR.. Walter Dallam Toy modern lang
uages; DR.. William Cain and DR.. George
Butler mathematics: DR.. Samuel May,
modern languages; Dr.. Henry Farriar
Linscott, Latin and Greek; DR.. William
Webb English.
Prof. Gains Introductory and Prof.
Toys ep;logue were decided hits. Prof.
Cain is President and Prof. Toy is Secre-
tary of the Bachelors Club. 1t is private
" said that this will probably be Prof.
Buffers and DR.. Linscotts last appear
ance before the club as they are supposed
to be on the point Of handing i'll their res
ignations.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-22
WHY WILL LADIES
SUFFER FROM BE.
ING RUN DOWN
WHEN THEY CAN
so EASILY
BE CURED :?

Edenton, n. c., May 10, 1897.
Until February, 1892, was physical
wreck, and had been so for over twenty
years. No one can ever know what l
suffered from Rheumatism and Neuralgia
in different parts Of my body, but princi-
pally in my head. suffered so much
with pains in my back that often I would
have to lay with hot bottles of water
to my back, to give me what little relief
it would. suffered with indigestion for
years, which gave me often such chok-
ing spells that the doctor would have
to be summoned in haste. could not eat
a mouthful Of meat or solid food Of any
kind and the eructation Of gas from my
stomach was distressing. My system
was completely run down. I had no
strength and was distressingly nervous.
Sometimes would be unconscious from
these nervous spells, and would have to
have hot baths applied for relief. When
/ had been in this condition for over
twenty years, Mrs. Joe Person visited our
town in February, 1892, and persuaded
me to try half dozen bottles Of her Rem
edy, as she told me she had never known
it to fail to restore q broken down sys-
TEN. I knew l would have to try some
thing, and thought it might as well be
her Remedy as anything, but / had no
faith in anything curing me. I bought
half dozen bottles, and when was on
the second bottle, began to feel better,
and by the time ] took the six bottles
1 WAS WE'LL. Indigestion was per-
fectly cured, and can now eat anything
! want and it agrees with me. 1t cured
me entirely of neuralgia, and l have
never had it since. It cured me of hem
orrhoids-from which l suffered agony
rheumatism, backache, headache, ner-
vousness, all cured.
Whenever / see anyone suffering from
anything, / ask them why don't they
take one half dozen bottles Of the Rem
edy-that it would cure them. would
not take hundreds Of dollars for what it
did for me- 1t restored me to health,
and I now enjoy life.
MRS. S. e. BONNER.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-22

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