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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-29
RannafIe als Snhnerfutter

S6on lett mebreren Sabren babe i'd
bic @spebnbeit, meinen Slbnern ben
l8inier binour9 srei bis pier Buidsl
Uallniiiie su futteTu. 9fa4 melner 4niidi
tommen Dleie elner sIeldsn Wsnss Slsiid
uno biloen cine pilfommene Abtpe1iel.
uns IN Der 8oh. Die pubner liefern in.
folee oehen ben san3en aSluter binour9
@ier. be ib su l2i Sent oas Ouseno
pertauie. 9luf elnem stipa brsi 5ub
bobsn, eeTaoe absefd8ten Stumpen.
tlopfe ib ieoe Wode init sinem pammel
Elm baibss Bed Jllfe auf unp ilbsrIaiis
60 ben Slbnsrn, oas nebrise ;u tbun.
sic fuhen iid isbes 8srn6en beraus.
3um IusibaIsn Der Baqnliie MAIDEN
mir uns ebenfaQs bic Arbeilsiraft esI
Sdbuer su nuBsn. Bir i6litsn bic
Jtalis auf cine etene 6ldde, seri&Ineen
bic S1aIsn nit einsm S6ldsel, itrsuen
etipas BsiSeu oarunier unb rufen bic
2eeborns. @dbrsno oleie mad ben Nei.
,snf6rnern iuHen, fbarren iie bic 9iliie
gans bon ben S4alen los. uno IN ipenis
ssn 3asen iino lsne trOden senus, um lie
fur ben Binisr bsiieile Su brtnsen. Dlan
sarf biss pobl zines trdSen Wannes
Reibobs nsnnsn. .-S. 8. i'm Hrl. u. ..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-29

Seniterteppl6e serbdItnismdBis biaie
,u bei0mmen, if eine ibwsre &unh
abeepabt tdufll6 iino iie nlbt ju baben.
oas SslbitbeTltellen NIT Stoifitrelfen unb
Stidsrei n teuer uno seltraubenb. 9a
eribeInt IS oenn als CUTE austunft. Ell.
nen bon ben iiberau biulS Su erlansenoen
eetrelften Boleporbdnsen init rotbraus
mem, olipariinem ooer buntelblauem
@tunb Der 2dnee na6 su nebmen, 10 baB
bic 8relts bic 9obs pss Senitsrs Cedt.
Den porberen, setpbbnlib nit 6ranien.
biiidsIu sei6mldtsn Rano Des Dor.
bangs nimmt man ais nebsri@lag pon
35 bis 40 cm SDbe uno besinnt ibn itid.
eno aus3uarbelten uno su perib0nern.
i5ii4sratens uno 0ersnhl4e, einfah ober
lnsinanosr peridranft. BON blbib ab.
its6euper Bole. teilpeiie 6iloleuieibe,
ihmale unb brsitere 9elollBsn, bic nIes
pey bunfel iipsriio1sn peroen, sln8stidts
Waibsn &c. perinbern in furser 3elt ben
einfahen 8orbane su elmer idonen 5ens
iterpede. Sn bic herabfaaenbsn Sran.
ienblibel tniipft man nod bunte unb
solcene 5doen Elm. Den SauptislI oss
8Orbanss. tpel&er tpenis Sidt bat unb
nipt in Birtuns triit, ssrsisrt man ein'
faber, bod in usbsrelnitImmuns nit BEN
umi6las. SelbfperitdnblI6 mus bic
8er,ieruns 6ss Issteren ettpa cm brsi.
ter isin, als iie iidtbar rirb, pamit bic
STEELE bi4t am 5sniter burdaus rein unb
eIatt ausiisbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-29

90 if msbr Satorrb in oieier Ssseuo bel
eaoens aIs Don allen auoeren srnntbsiteu lu
iamm,n. uno bic in ben l,steu 9abrsu saIt sI
aIs unbsiIbar. 8isls Sabre lang srtIdrteu
DofiUrsu ibu fur cine IotaIe Sruutbeit unc
lHrirben IotaIs psilmitit Dor. unS pa iie ibn
nit dr,tiitsr 8sbaucIuns bsftduSis ui&t turir'
ten. ertIdrtsu iis ibu fur unbsiIbar. Die Bii'
isuihaft bot bsusisn, Oab Sltarrh cine Con
aiiutioustrnnthsii If uno bsbbalb eOuititutio'
nt1s 8ebanSIuns srforbert eau's sntarrb'
BUR, fabrijirt uOu Q. >. gbeusp & SO.
soleOo. Ohio if bic eiuJige tOnifitutio sIIe Sur
i'm Rnrtte. Sic niro innerIIt in Dozen oosr
5aben ppu 20 5ropitu bis gu elnsm 5beeloitel
uol 1enommsn Si wirtt oireft auf oas Blui
uno bic idlsimias Sb.riddt ots eptems
5is bitien einbunbsrt DoIlnrs fur ieotn hau
Den iit 40 furiren psrfsblt east Gub &irtn'
lars uuo 3eugnihs tommeu aorthirf:
4. 8 Gbeuep & 60 sOltoo. D.
B6- 9srtauft uou allen apotbetsrn. Toe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-29
y. WcGrea e. g.,
12S Nppmins 2lpe.
Gyrei DerfaRbt an gglaHRGr.
Gin @ann in @i@isan sntoedt Elm
bemerfensmertes Seilmittsl fir
8erluif bon ssrait.
probtn meroen frei on aIlt btrianot, bic
DurIIm idreiben.

Probtn tueroen frei on alle btrianot, biz
oarum i4rsiben.
Carl 8. Walfer bon Salamo3oc, RiH bal
na1 siusm iabrlnuasn Sample ssssn Die fee.
liihtn uno forperlihsn aeioen bon perlorener
Waunbartsit oos rittiss NitteI esfnuosn, mel
DIES oas 9sioen beiIt.
Or bemabrt oas 9ebstmnis iorafdltia; aber
er III wiais. eine Rrobe Der Reoiiin aQer
Rdnneru iu isursH. bic an irgsno ,insr aurm
poR S9pdde Ieioen, ole 6rlse BON iussnoIidsr
llnwthtnbeit. iuie porjsiti1tn Yerluft oes Sc
odhtniifss uno Der Sraft. fdmadsm Riidsn
ardmptaoerbrud uuo ausBsbruns. Sas psIl
mittel bat cine bsionosrs anaenebms @irfung
oou Wdrme une fheiut unmutslbar 40 pirten
inoem Cd Die perlauste araft uno zine gntmid
lung gisbt. ruie fie nur ssipdufdt mrb. 2as
Rlitel beilte glr. BaIter poaftdnoi9 BON all
Den uebeln uno eeioen, Die pou jabrsInuasnl
Ribbraut Der uatiirlit feftsefssien 6unttionsr
psrrlbren uno ioa in isosm daas abioIut Bu
uerldhig fein.
Cine Bite an Wr. Carl g. BnIter 6l6 Ra
iouic 3emple, SalamnBoo, Wih bel Der sic on
ssbsu. oub Sie eiue Brobs isinss SsiImittsIs fur
Rdunsr ruiniden. uiro ofort srfiIt uno tstnt
Berglmus irseno rueldtr art Don miro ibm ssior'
bert wttoen. Or bat Elm eroess 5ntsrtfie oa'
ran. oab Die Suuoe bon oisism srobaItiasu
pc lmittel uerbIeltet miro uno er perisnoet nit
SorsfaIt De 8robs fiber periiegslt in einsm
ourhaus sinfahtn Badst, iooab Der Gmpfdnasr
feline 6urht Dor llnbsquemlihtet ODER Bstannt.
uerosn su babeu brau1t.
asisr psrosn ssbsisu, ObHs Betsus Ju idrsi
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-29

3ur Reinisune pon mutten aumpsn.
slodsn emsfiebIi man oft reti umftanb.
lite 8erfabreu. Die meiitsn bsrislben
uetoeu. pie id ersrobte, sldnssno burd
oas einfa3e glbreibsn Der 5lede nit ben
betannien 9Offmannstropfen iiberirOffsn,
nit oenen man eIn poasnes 2dppbsn be.
nebt uno NIT ibm bic @Ioden abreibt
Su Iauparmem @ahsr ipilt man ais.
Oann bic 8uppsIn raid uno rsibt fe mil
meitem 5u4 tr0den. Dian piro bel
Oleiem einfadsn 8erfabren feline Sreubt
an bem tlarsn Iusisbsn Der matten
Sampensloden baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-29

iuiro. Iieb @omes bic GommiKion ipiRen.
bob iis iein 2user nidt bstrstsn bdrfe,
unb pab er ben 5rieben nur sesen Srsis
belt uno npabbdnsistsit eintuui@sn
reIbe.
Sn ber DelasOa. Bal in Sdo, afriia
ia Elm biitiitss @si6paber pon a&t
S6iffsn eineetroHsn. SIN Der Trans.
uaal' Rtpublii 1T oarob cine ni4t serinse
9luirssuns ausSetro4sn. oa bic Bal bas
eiHaise @uRer 1T. bus 9runspaaI nit
Der Offenen see osrbinbst. 9la6 neues
item 9tadrihten baben bic gugldnoer
ibatidhlid berausforoernoe abF4teu.
IS wlre beri&tet, oab bas @si9pabsr
absesansen iei, .,um Sen Sntrisuen
Dsuti4tnnes Sesen @roBbritOnnisn in
Sdos4frita eesenlbsr bic britiidsn Sn.
terehen su wabrsn". .-Wan barf neueies
rig iein, mas Dsuti4lanb unb bic
Iranspaul. Rspublii sur Antiport ssbsn
ip.roen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-29

RofiIsds in @di6sItddsn Iinb unisrsn
Sausfrausn Elm sbenio oft bssssnsnbss
pie upIiebiamss rlebsl. Sisrseasn bilit
cine 26iune bon OraIidure, 6ttronens
idurs unb 2o@iaIs su sIeiden Ibellsn
in aat Ieilen WaHer. Dan betupft
biermit einismaI bic betrsffsnoe Stsas
unb bdIt fie oanu bic ,um 8sri&pinsen
oes SIeds an elm nit bsibem Bafsr gee
fiates sinnsrnss 9efdB. 3uIsBt wdidi
man nit tuarmem Seifenpafer na6.
Obuob! ettpas umfdnbIi4, bilft bas
Dlittel bod isbr i&nea unb 1T fait un'
iehlbar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-29

ia bic 8sripsnbuns bon 2anoIin uSsr
8afeIine, bic nit sinem 2dpphsn aufss.
traeen meroen. in eas { ssr p0affdnbie
einsisben, islbft nidi irt 'asn une babsr
au6 eas 2seer pisIs 1ss, lang ssiGmsis
big erbalten. WaH "a pe nuT sinsn
Bsriu&, sr pire unbse VI portsiIbaitsr
ausfaaen als bic gsrtpt' lang bon asinOI
ober Tbran.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-29
6spfer DerSienif !

Brr uus ieinc aooref. sinisnost, Dem i.uoer
mir per Rof stHaue austunft iibsr ein gang
ueues Gtiddit. momit iresuo sins periOn mann.
liden Ootr usibliheu @sihIehts auf sbrIidt
8eiis uno obne srose auslaeen uuo Rlbe ibsr
100 Dollars per Monnt psroienen fam, obut
Rsiieu uHo 8eootIn. 8ein aa.ntid lfts. Snm
bug iOuos.u Elm sbrlidts Sslddit aortiins
JOHN HOUSE CO., Canton. Lewis Co., No.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-29
eslaipare, eada. & gsaern Giienbabn.

Weniaa 1y DfIobtr 1896.
3lat psrIaiIsu Serapipn: Grprte fur Ezra.
euit, Sspssp, lltifa, Buffalo une ben 0sItu
1920 uue 2.35 Worssns une i.55 Hatm.,
8srbinonns mabsne in Buffalo mad allen
punft,n in hem Wsittn. ginsbamicn uno Bath
um 9.t5 DP. uuh .05 Rahm. Glmira Grprtb
um 55 Ra6m. grprte fir 3sp gori, LAO.
$50, Is, 500, 955 Dr.. f.f0 uub 3.33
3a6m. grprsb fur philadelphia. Cation,
lrsntcu. Sis, S01 une 9.55 Dr., t.f0 uue
3.33 Nabm. Rt6uliOn gerompoatipn prl6el
Snautua UNI 400 une 6 10 Radm. 5obp.
banna aercme ,atien psrlGbt Suartpn nm 6.i0
4bsnps.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-29
GarpetS!

Die AuaIitGt zines Subteppi1es
iolIie sbeniosut aefalIen tpis's DRuiter.
gbrlide Gambler unb erfab'
rene Sousfrouen fsnnsn unb pdroissn
bic sroBs neberIesenbsit Der 8iselo M
uno 2opeIl Subteppi6e dbsr ale
anberen. Sir Sarmonie bss gntwurfes.
Bermanens Der Sorbsn unb aaasmeiner
@tite fommt ibnen fein unoerss Sabritat
sleid.
Wir fdbren elm boGes aHortes
ment oieier uoblbetanntsn @aaren unb
lacsn su elmer 8eii6tisuns uno 8srsleib
nit oensn. bic ,,sben 70 gut" isin foIsn,
elm
Cure 8elesenbeit III iebt su taufen,
pdbrenb bic sesentpdrtisen nisorieen
Breiie anbaItsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-29

@eiBe SIsds auf pOIisrtsn 9ii6sn &c,
entfeben reseImdbis. penn mon hsiBs
8esenfdnee obne i6dBsnoe nnterlass
oarauf feQt. TiidIer ratsn in ioIden
5dasn su sinsm foiifpisIissn NeupoIie
rem, bod fam man bic Slsde isbr lei4l
une fat iofort beieitissn, penn man IL
nit Olipsn6l reibt uno oanab nit eineH
2dppben, auf pelbes man einiee Tro,
pfsn mixtura balsamica oleosa (aus Der
4eotbefe) eesoHen bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-29
GefuQter 6pblfppf.

SaIb bon SIsifdreiten. balb bon fri.
i6em 5Ieif9 bsreitet man init glsrn,
SABINE, seiueidtem g8eibbrOt, SaIs.
Yfeffer, Diusfatnub unb serlebsner 3nle.
bel cine lodere farce. @ine alte, gut
ausBefpiilte Serpiette lest man IN elne
tiefs, untsn runplide Sddiiel, 70 oab bic
pier @dsn iiberbaneen. Bon ibonen
Belbtrauts obsr BWiinsfObIi6pfsn loft
man bic sroBten Bldtter, paint iie unp
leet iie in Der Serplette aus. bab uberal
bret bis bier Slditer iibereinanoer lisesn
unb feine 2dde bIetbt. Die farce pWb
nun in Die DiItts eetbar, bic gnCen Der
Setciettte sulammeneeleet unD iie iibsr
oem aobltOpf ,uiammensefabi. 10 oaB
cine Geplform seolIoet rplro. Uian bins
bet sln 8ano felt berum unp tbut lbn in
stnen ssniisenb erOBen 8ohtOpf mil
reld1lib tobeneem lelbt seialSsnen Wai,
fer, in ben man unten 5sler iebts, ba.
nit Der 8obltopf nidt anbrennt. gt
mus sttpa' bret Siunbsn to1en. Die
innereu SerSbldttGen oes &obls, bic sus
riidblelbsn, perpen in lei6ter 5leiibbrlbe
setodt uno bic Sdlfte oes 8oblwaiets
sur Sauee fur ben aobliopf benust. gu
lbr itplSt man Webl IN Butter an, psts
lodt es NIT Der Soblprlbs. tbut 3 2sfel
IOmatenbrei, 8 6 2leb.ss 5lsIidsru aft
unb eipas pfsffsr paran uno trelnt fe
ourb. Dian stebt iie nebIt SalsfdriOi,
ieln su oem 8ObItOpf. Die suridssblis.
benen 8oblblatler NIT Der 8Ilbe benust
man am tOIseucen 1ass su elnsr aOpI.
lupps.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-29
Saus unb SDf.

9ie Salibarteit BON S6uhpsri if pisI
sr6bsr, ipenn mon sS BON i3eit su 3eit.
pisleibt ale a6t Snae. einmal iii4tia
eini@miert. 8isls nsbmsn bisrsu 9bran
uber aein6l. ho6 fino beioe Riitel min'
ositens spedlos, oa bas 2eoer iebr bale
pistsr bart un6 brii4ip tuirb. Am bsiten
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-29
Grant Stetter,
SOtel un0 SGcferei
Watuftrafe. .e1poe NarR

Barms uno taIts 6psiisn fub su isbsr sa.
gssjstt 5n babsn. trii6ss eager itets on
5apt. ioIuis Beins. eiquors uno @igarren.
Die nit meinem 6oteI perbunoene gddsr,i
liefsrt Elm uouislihes Badutri. uno utre,r
ale BeftsIlunstn prompt uuO biIIia beiorat.
6rauf Stetter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-29
Gtienbabn SeittabeIle.
Gris nnO Bsomius guass Giienbabn Co.

4. 9auuar 1897.
3nss ptrlafen Srantcn fur Rtp gcrf, Rem
tursb unb 3pii6sniiaiiOnsn, sbsuip Sarlsy uue
lefalsn puufttn um 7,05 Npresns unp 2.28
Ra6m., unb srrtiHsn Srantcu bon pbistn
punfttn um 1898 R., unp 9.3S Rdhmittaas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-29
6rtS Oilrr's
hinton
&eaanrati0n Il galDu,
BIB Qadalpanna Nbenme.

Die &eitauration mirb fsts nit ben fsinfsn
0elitatefsu Der 5abresjeit psrieben fem.
an @strdnfeu boIte i'd nsbsn eem porsia
lthen Y. ROOiniunfden Bisre. nur bic bsitsa
Belns uuo aiquore. uuo 20 wirb mein Be.
treben iein, ourh prompts uno reeae stbisu.
unl ole Suuoen ,ufrieoen ,u fteGen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-29

tA- 8eifeIt bas ..BD6enbIctt".
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-01

proceeding with the arbitration arrang-
ed for, Of course, would be obviated.
While no information confirmatory Of
the report that such an offer had been
made has been received at the Japanese
legation here, the officials al the lega-
ton expressed the hope that l. would
prove 10 be true, saying ii would be a
most satisfactory way out Of the diff
Guilty.
At the assistant secretary's office, Mr..
Day made an absolute denial TO the
statement that in United States Minis
ter Harold Sewall's report TO the state
department ne mentioned 100000 as
probably representing the figure which
Hawaii would pay to settle the Japanese
claim for indemnity. Judge Day said
that Mr.. Sewall had not even referred
10 the matter IN any way.
Admiral Miller, in his report to the
navy department, makes no mention OF
the subject. He briefly describes the
ratification Of the annexation treaty
and tells Of the departure Of the NaniTa
for Japan, substantially as Set out in
the press dispatches. He says that as
the japanese cruises went out she listed
seven or eight degrees and it was re-
ported that she had struck bottom, 2s
she remained outside an hour before
proceeding On her way.
The survey of Pearl Harbor is pro-
crossing satisfactorily" says the ad-
miral, and l propose to have target
practice, as required by the depart
ment's circular Of July 2, held at once
by the Philadelphia and the Benning-
ton, leaving one ship in harbor az al
times 10 look out for American interests
Her majesty's steamship Comus arriv-
ed here on the morning Of the 18th. She
will remain about three weeks
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-01
TRADE WITH TAHITI
Consular Report OF an Encouraging Ma
ture From That Quarter

Washington, Sept. 29-For the first
time an American merchant steamship
has entered the port of Tahita and the
results that followtd promise TO be of
great Importance in the development Of
the trade of the United States in that
quarter Of the world. United States
Consul Doty, who reports the matter 10
q the state department, says that upon the
arrival Of this vessel. the Homer, of San
Francisco. a general council Of the col
ony was called and subsidy Of $50 900
per annum was voted 10 the American
commercial house OF Kennedy AMI
Fritch for the maintenance OF a steam
mail service with San Francisco, touch
ing al Marquesas. The steamers are 10
make 2S-day service. or thirteen trips
per annum.
san Francisco, Sept. 29.-T1e French
consul here has notified Postmaster
Montague that all Fsench mails receiv-
ed here in transit 10 Tahati, should be
stnt by the barkentine Tropic Bird on
October l and should not be held until
Oiober 16 as the steamer Homer. sched-
uled on the latter date. would not de-
part. Matthew Turner, local agent for
Kennedy & Fritch Of Tahiti. states that
although there has been a contract made
between the French governos Of Tahiti
and his firm. in which the concern
agreed 10 carry the French mails every
twenty-eight days from this city 10
Papee,e for a subsidy Of s35, 900. ne will
not re-charter the steamer Homer, COR
the experimental trip, which was made
last August, had proven unsuccessful.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-01
THE OLD WAY
or Treating Dyspepsia and Indigestion by
Dieting Barbarous aud Useless One.

DietlnS barDarOuS anu OseteSS Oue.
We say the old way, but really II is a
very common one at present time and
many dyspeptics and physicians as well
consider the first step TO take in al
tempting to cure indigestion is 20 diet,
either by selecting certain foods and re-
jecting others or to greatly diminish the
quantity usually taken; in other words,
the starvation plan is by many supposed
10 be the first essential
The almost certain failure Of the star
vation cure for dyspepsia has been
proven time and again, but still the
moment Dyspepsia makes its appear
ance a course of dieting is at once ad-
vised.
All this is radically wrong. 1t is fool
isn and unscientific TO recommend diet
ing or starvation to a man suffering
from Dyspepsia, because Indigestion
itself staryes every organ and every
nerve and every fibre in the body.
What the Dyspeptic wants is abund-
ant nutrition, which means plenty OF
good, wholesome, well-cooked food and
something to assist the weak stomach
to digest II. This is exactly the purpose
for which Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
are adapted and this is the method by
which they cure the worst cases Of Dys-
pepsia. In other words, the patient eats
plenty Of wholesome food and Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets digests it for MIN.
In this way the system is nourished and
| the overworked stomach rested, because
the tablets will digest the food whether
| the stomach works or not. One OF these
tablets will digest 1000 grains Of meat
or eggs.
Your druggist will tell you that Stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablets is the pures,
and safest remedy sold for stomach
troubles. and every trial makes one more
friend for this excellent preparation
Sold at so cents for fun sized package
at all drug stores.
A little book on stomach diseases
mailed free by addressing Stuart Co..
Marshall, Mich.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-01
FARMER WILSON HAS A PLAN
Three Particulars in Which His Depart
ment Is to Be Improved

washing-on. Sept. 2s.-Secretary VII
son, OF the agricultural department.
will in his annual report ask congress
to make material increase in the sp-
preparation for at least three branches
of the work q his department. These
are the bureau OF animal industry. the
farmers bulletins and the weather bu-
reau.
The secretary says the facilities % the
bureau OF animal industry for the in
spAction OF meat intended for foreign
shipment are oyertaxei and ina; the ey-
pertinent already made by the bureau in
the shipment ~ butter . England
should De followed up by more work in
.ais line. He claims that The shipments
already made have produced excelien:
results. a. saown by TIE fac ;ha, a rep
resentaive q English firms has recently
been in Iowa buying 10 all ne avaiia-
bic butter supply for export
There : a constantly 4ncreasing de-
m3ni for The farmers bulletins ana j:
i ne see-eiary's purpose Il he secures
the necessary funds not only = in
crease the circulation - the documents.
but - largely increase the range 81 SUB
jscts covered.
Mr.. Wilson thinks here should BE sew
e-sl new weather stations ana : also o.
the opinion that the f'-ecss: wo-k can
with an increase % money % be aevot-
"a 70 that purpose. 5s made more se-v-
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I.on:on. Sept. 2s-At the Crystal
palace today. \. :. Waltons beat al
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PROPOSALS for Lumber, Shingles
Doors and Windows. [, S. Indian Service
Cheyenne and Arapahoe Indian Agency
Darlington, Oklahoma, September .. 1887:
Sealed proposals, endorsed: Proposals
for lumber, shingles doors. etc." as the
case may be, and addressed 10 the under
signed at Darlington, Oklahoma, viii be re-
ceived at this agency until one o'clock p.
n. of Tuesday. October 12, 1897 for fur
nishing and delivering at this agency about
125,000 feet of lumber, 237, 900 shingles, $50
doors, and 200 windows. a fun Est and
description of which can be obtained by
making application 10 the undersigned.
Bidders are required TO state specifically
in their bids the proposed price OF each
article to be offered for delivery under con-
tract.
The right is reserved to reject any or all
bids. or any part of any bid. II deemed for
the best interest OF the service.
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
Each bid must be accompanied by GER
titled check or draft upon some United
States depository or solvent National bank
IN the vicinity OF the residence of the BID
der. made payable 10 the order OF the Com
missioner of Indian Affairs, FOR al least
five per cent of the amount of the pro-
feted 70 the United States an case any bid
der or bidders receiving an award shall
fall 10 promptly execute a contract with
good and sufficient sureties, otherwise 10
be returned to the bidder.
Bids accompanied by cash in lieu OF a
certified check will not be considered.
For any further information apply TO A.
f. Woodson. Major L. S. A, Acting L. ,.
Indian Agent. HIATT
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IL zones e. nzgu-Ei 20 : EoE-aE - aucV
DR. goods as i. doe 20 : r1za % - eZs--
Washington Democrat.
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FOR SAI.E-My residence. No. 49, North
Waco. : room house. bath. ho- and cOif
water. closet. large cisfsrn. with pump DO
ki-c1en. furnace House l. 81 eN-
rsf-a-t ~e-f-tt1u rev roof. - fee @
uo~-r. ground sxI59 fee. all IN blue
ersss Barn -0XZs with carriage Easc
So. water IN barn. Property 5 al
fenced price. 3 so com mission %
agents. WI reserve barn and allow t3J
or -eaSoazaIe terms = II Robe rtscn.
Hartford Inves -uent company. 10
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.

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bxlHl9s ether = ci-y - country Jc5
v1rk ir c.t- gwen cxr-'s. sf.Hut5- o.
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FOR RENT-Furnisaed rooms. furnace
Aeat and al modern couve1.sncss. IS y
7-,naka TlS-4tx
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ron RENT-FurnisAei roons - W.
Second street lS-5tx
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FOR RENT-Furu.sns5 o. urfuT--s1e-
looms. ard kitchen. 81 :. Topeka.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

PROPOSALS for assorted Lumber and
Shingles. L. s. Indian Service. kiows
Agency, Anadarko, Oklahoma, September
q, 1897:
Sealed proposals, endorsed: Proposals
for Lumber and Shingles" and addressed
TO the undersigned at Anadarko, Okla
homa Territory, will be received at this
October 3. 1897. for furnishing and deliver
ing at this agency and sub-agencies abou;
5Oo,0co feet of assorted lumber, 475,0c0 shin
gies 800 doors and 20 windows, a full list
and description OF which, together with
quantities required at each point, may be
obtained by making application TO the I'M
Gersigned.
Bidders will state clearly in their bids
the proposed price OF each article, and
point OF delivery.
All articles delivered under contract VIII
be subject TO rigid inspection.
The right is reserved to reject any or
all bids, or any part of any bid, if deemed
for the best interests of the service.
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
Each bid must be accompanied by a GER
titled check or draft upon soma United
IL the vicinity of the residence of the bid
Ger made payable 10 the order OF the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs. for az
least five per cent of the amount of the
proposal, which check or draft VIII be for
feited 10 the United States in case any
bidder or bidders receiving an award shall
fail 10 promptly execute a contract with
good and sufficient sureties, otherwise 20
be returned to the bidder,
Bids accompanied by cash in lieu Of a
certified check Will not pc considered.
For any further informa ton apply 10
Captain Frank d. Baldwin, Acting L. 5.
Indian Agent. 1lS-2lt