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Smyrna times., 1898-03-30

Saturday night about or after mid
night, a potato was thrown through
one of the large glasses in DIR. Lamb
dins office window. 1t was supposed
to have been hurled by one man at
another as loud and vile language was
used on the street by men presumably
going home. This is a point usually
away from the beat of the policeman,
and so long as the men keep open
until midnight to accommodate the
trade of such people, so long will they
disregard the prOprieties and disturb
others.
Smyrna times., 1898-03-30

Strawberry plants, cheap, dug fresh,
and true to name, $3.50 per thousand
Lucretia Dewberry $500 per NJ, Mil
ler Red Raspberry, $500 per NJ. A
discount will be allowed on large
orders. DAVID W. MosLEY, Dover,
Del. IA
Smyrna times., 1898-03-30

The first of the cheap excursions to
Wilmington is announced to come off
Wednesday, April 9th, this day week.
1t will be from all parts of the PENN
sula, and tickets will be good to go and
return on any train.
Smyrna times., 1898-03-30

Change of schedule for April of
Steamer Elizabeth Van Solver to three
trips a week.
The Ladies Benevolent Society will
meet at the home of the president on
Monday evening, April 4th, at z
o'clock. SEC'Y.
Smyrna times., 1898-03-30

L. o. Waller is going to devote his
entire time to eye work and with the
latest improved instruments. He can
give the public superior advantages in
both thoroughness of diagnosis and
treatment. His prices are reasonable.
Smyrna times., 1898-03-30

The White Rose Ministrels will go
to Middletown on the 14th, and reap
pear in this town by request on the
21st, with a change of program.
Smyrna times., 1898-03-30

The Philadelphia and Smyrna Trans
spOrtation Company will have this
week for free distribution, some books
of interest to farmers -''The Princi-
pies of Profitable Farming" and
potash in Agriculture. These books
are free to all on application.
Smyrna times., 1898-03-30

Rev. Henry Clay Turner, of Girdle-
tree, Md; came up from the confer
ence and occupied the pulpit of the M.
e. church, Sunday. His sermon in
the morning was on the ultimate
Triumph of Christianity y''-vigorous
and striking in its delineations. In
picturing the conflict which Christian
ity had in the arena at Rome and with
the pagan nations on down the cen
turies, always coming out triumphant,
he quoted the original of the express
sion "The Power of God unto Saliva
tion," saying that the word rendered
"power" III our translation was also in
Greek the root of our word dynamite.
This was aptly illustrated in the blow
ing up of the rocks at Hell Gate, "
East River, New York, thatso obstruc-
| ted navigation. For several years the
passing seamen observed only pile of
debris on either side, but the work CT
mining was going on all the time down
in the rocks When finally the boring
was completed, the dynamite put in
place and connection made by wire
with the distant battery, it only re-
quired the touch of the button
by the little granddaughter Of
General Newton, the engineer, to hurl
the obstructing rocks in the air and
open the river for free and safe naviga-
tion So was Christianity at work IN
undermining the systems of false re-
ligions. At night his subject was OF
'"The School of Religion, which wal
delivered before large and attentive
audience. If these discourses are
specimen of his sermonizing, ther'
ia no reason WHY the field should no
open to his avancing years.
The following is the time table o
the steamer G.. +. Brady,-Pier 1S
south, Spruce street, Philadelphia
Smyrna times., 1898-03-30

All persons will notice by new time
table of steamer Elizabeth Van Solver,
in this issue, that the schedule fol
April will be three trips each week.
Smyrna times., 1898-03-30

1t is due the ladies of the Mite So
ciety to correct the figures of the ex-
penses they put on the NJ. E. Parson-
age as read in the pastor s report in
our last issue. A got in the place OF
of the Z in the report, making it read
800 when it should have been $700-a
very material difference. In making
the correction, it gives us the OppOr-
tunity to say again what has been often
said before, that for business success
and results, this organization stands
| without a local rival.
Smyrna times., 1898-03-30

Middletown will be connected with
the telephone system in the lower part
of the State, stock to form company
having been subscribed.
Smyrna times., 1898-03-30

A writer in a Wilmington paper says:
The trading stamp has taken the place
of the divorce at Dover. If it is not
one corrupt and cOrrnpting thing it is
anOther-for the man or representa-
tive who wants to be touched. The
trading stamp fight is not over, and
several heads are going to be perman-
emily hurt before it is over. 1t is just
little bit ridiculous, however, for
the 600 merchants of Wilmington to
have to be protected against them
selves.
Smyrna times., 1898-03-30

DIR. Swinney made the opening ad-
dress at the Mems Union, st. Peters
church, Sunday evening, on ''Fhe
Christian Service, Parents Owe their
Children, for which he was warmly
congratulated. Andrew SiscO will
prepare the address for the next meet
/ ing
Smyrna times., 1898-03-30

A feature in millinery display, we
think new in our town, is that of
wax fgure-head and bust-to show
off the hat, in the window of Miss E.
G. Lattomus. Including the window
display, it has attracted a good deal of
attention.
Smyrna times., 1898-03-30

The Str. Ella of the Brady Steam
boat has been sold to the Merchants
Express & Transportation Co., OfNew-
ark, n. J. The sale was cOnsummated
on Saturday last and will be transfer
red to that Company on Monday next.
Smyrna times., 1898-03-30

On Saturday April the End and Mon
day April the 4th, the Steamer G. F.
Brady will be off for its annual spring
coat of paint, which will be done at the
Yards of the Charles Hillman Ship and
Engine Building Co.
Smyrna times., 1898-03-30

Friday was moving day in New
Castle county. Among the changes
was A. ID. Helveston, we'll and favor
ably known in Thoroughfare Neck
and this town, who moved to his farm
purchased last year near st. Georges.
Mr.. Helveston was good citizen, and
it would have been gratifying if he
could have remained in this vicinity.
Gilmore Johnson succeeds him on the
farm, and his son, George, and son-in-
law, johnson, follows him in the trad
ing business with Philadelphia he had
established.
Smyrna times., 1898-03-30

The flower thieves-robbing gardens
of daffodils and hyacinths-have com
menced, and by children that would
hardly be suspected of it. Like
older people, they have more respect
for the law than they do for admoni-
tion.
Smyrna times., 1898-03-30

A girl doesn't love every man she is
willing to go to 25-cent show with.
Smyrna times., 1898-03-30

W. F. Dunn has a new GraphophOne
procured of L. W. Springs. 1t plays
for him for his own amusement, or
will play for others two tunes for five
cents.
Smyrna times., 1898-03-30

Governor Tunnel has vetoed the
appropriation bill authorizing the ex-
penses for a commission of this State
to act with New Jersey Commissioners
in arguing the disputes of the sturgeon
fishermen. Jersey fishermen think
that the failure of this arbitration will
lead to serious difficulties during the
coming season and declare they will
fish west of the Channel IN the Bay,
no matter what the Delware authOri-
ties say.
Smyrna times., 1898-03-30

The Brady Steamboat Company will
after April the first next change their
pier at Philadelphia from 8 north to
pier 18 south, (Spruce street.) Their
new wharf has recently been rebuilt,
with nice Office and waiting room, the
wharf having an additional advantage
of being equipped with adjustable slips
capable of being lowered or raised to
have the wharf at all tides on a level
with the boat.
Smyrna times., 1898-03-30

The Steamer Elizabeth Van Solver
having been thoroughly overhauled
and repainted will run three trips each
week in April.
Smyrna times., 1898-03-30

When the sun crossed the line the
wind was from the northwest, and ac-
cording to the old rule that will be the
prevailing wind for six months. Salem
Sunbeam.
This "old rule" starts out badly to
be considered reliable, for about every
day since the sun did cross the line, the
prevailing wind has been from the
| east.
Smyrna times., 1898-03-30

The Kings Daughters will hold their
annual election of officers Thursday
evening, March 31st at 7.3O o'clock, at
the home of Mrs. S. J. Reynolds. The
members are requested to meet prompt
! lv. SEC'Y.
Smyrna times., 1898-03-30

Remember sailing days of Steamer
Elizabeth Van Solver for April will be
Monday, Wednesday and Friday from
Smyrna, and Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday from Philadelphia. T
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-14
q d,uls Seb6ree.

Sn ber Wontae 9lbenb 8eriammIunp
cbissr 86rperiduft purbe bei6Ioiisn,
tpieoerum einen 8erfu6 su MAIDEN. Die
itdbtii6sn 8ader iiber oas Iebte Steuerr
ALIGNMENT su erlansen, inosm bic Anse.
legsnbsit oem Yrdiioenten, 8sb6rosan,
malt unb 5inaus Gomite iiberipiefsn fparb,
ipsI1e bnsu fsben ioaen. bab bas Der.
lansen Der 8eb6rbe bepillist pirb. Sc
purbe ertldst. oaB man Der Stabt feline
srtra GuSeabsn bsreiien moQe unb au.
ssnideinli& Der Staotratb in Der SaHs
unier einsm Vlibperfdnonib DaIte. benn
bic 8sbbroe banole untsr einem neuen
@eisBe.
Der borseIeste idbrlids Sinansbsri6i
ssists einsn ausenidsinlibsn usbsri6ub
bon s3.7l405. aiebt man ieoO6 bic
ipabrsno ess Wonats Wai unb Sun,
ausbssabIten Summen in 8strndt, 10
bsfsbt Elm tpirilides 0efiSit bon S34,.
7l2 So gum anfans oss nsuen 5isial.
iabrsS.
Ser 8sridt bss bstrsif. Gomiiss. bab
bic bisbsr bssablten SaIaire Der ptinsi.
pale uno 2ebrer in Der Sodi6ule tpis
INNER psrbIsibsn ioasn, ipurbe befatist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-14
Bon petersburg.

- Ser 6. & SO. 9. giienbabnbrem.
fer Wlilton Satpt bon aittIs @nsIanb. if
am Donnstitas Morsen i'm Sofe bel
GOmpanie bsim &arrsnfoppeIn stpiI6er
ben 8ufsrn sefansen unb su 9Ooe &C.
oriift noroen.
- Serr @sorse ainbnd. ber gieen.
tbdmer beS 2aurel Siq Bari SoteIs, bal
INNER einen suten Tropfen an Sanb uni
tper bel bieIer beiben @itteruns elmer
Spuaiereane nab Dunmore ma4t, finoe
iein beHeres anbaltequattier.
- Die 30iabriae SubiIdumsfeier Der
bieiisen ep. Iutb. Bstets' @smsinoe, Ba.
itor s. gB. &anbolpb. bic am nd9itsn
Diontas. Dienitas uno Utittmo6 fdtt'
iinost, tpirb cine er bubene tperbsn, ipis
pas bufiir aufesitsate Broeramm bsssust
6oleenbe 9aforen ipetben an ber Seie,
tbelInsbmen: 8. tbsol. 2airb bon Bbila,
bsIpbia, 9rdfbent Der Spnobs bon 8snn.
iplpanien. 3beImann. @riinbsr Yeters.
@emeinbe. Niemann, Spiefer, 9rof Or,
Spdib. SuntOn. Slider, Or. Siidmunn,
8amer, @binser. .2ausr unb aopuIa; ebsn'
ialls bic Gbbre Der 8siers' 8irte. berDrei.
faItieisiis' airbe uno Der 3ions' 8irde
Srduleiu Gatbarina Iimberman une
Ssrr s. Alfreb Bennington bubsn ebsn'
faas ibre sdties Wtpirtuns ,useiast.
Vile 8orbsrsitunssn fur bic Ssier lint
ieBt setroifen uno ni&ts ipiro bon Germ
Buhor RanboIpb ober ben @liebern Der
pstsrs 9emsinos untsrlafen. um bieieIbt
nit gtfole su fr6nen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-14
SelifateHen.

Sif6s: 9sus Soadnbiide Sdrinss
unb Rufiide Gardiner, Samburser
IaIe in Del uno 9elee, @apiar, Sar'
binsn in 8dbien. 2obher, Mppetit SiloS.
sefodter WadereI, 9ieler Sprcttsn in
Del.
adfe: Sromase be 9rie, 2iebsr.
trans. Cream. @riiner, Shtpeiser. Sim,
burger, 8adnsin unb Sano 8dfe.
Durh: SaIami uno GerpeIat. Wiss
nsr. nit ober obne Sauerfraut, unb
Srantfurter in 8ibfen.
Speaialitdten: O6ienmauIs
SaIat. aisbie's Sleifd. @rtraft. OIipen6I
bsim Quart, 2amms 9unBen in 2bpfsn.
gbparb 9 Siebeder,
$50 2adaipanna 4pe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-14
0ttt6tpu.

- @ine spei Sub Sids 86brs bsr
Spring 8roof BaRsr @ompanie BART
am Sonntas 8Ormittas nabe Batterion'f
0osbof uno auBer anberem Shaben
puroen aud bic 2sbisb BAILEY auSsstpa'
i6en bic Gompunle nabm bic n6ibies
Heparatur uor.s
- gbriit Sreffsiien bon Wia Strabe
farb an SOnntas Ibenb na& elmer
msbrmonatIi6sr &ranfbeit unb tpuroe am
Nittno6 i'm SumtOipn 6risobOfe beer.
bist. Der 8erforbeue, ipsl4er Elm
Ianeidbrigsr 8arssr uuier Stabt mar,
ipir6 bon ieiner Srau iibsrIsbt.
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Vas seui sberen EbaIe.
(gr&baIs gsrrsippnesn,.)


-Sn bsr @irtbidaft zines Rannes
namens @onneIp su OIppbant, brad am
Srsitas Radmittas elm Seuer aus, baS
Dor ieiner 8etpdItisune einen SGaben
bon mebreren bunbert Dollars anri4tets.
- Sam 8obtpap, bon ber ar&5aIb
..8ibse". Der srii iiir,lid sinen Ssrmin
fiir unseiesIiden 8eriauf bon Gstrdnfen
abfab. III am Montas fur bas slsids
8er8sben tpieber unter 8dreidaft se'
ftelt tporben.
= Ser 2nabs Sobn @iIsfp bon Sef.
iup tpurbe am Samitas 8ormittag, als
CT eine 9ub beimtreiben poate, teim
8reuSen ber 8. & $. @eIeiie bon einem
paRasiersu8 sstrpifen unb ausenbIidli6
set6otet. Ssin 8atsr ipurbe Dor ettpa
bier Wonaten baislbit in Der Mins se.
tb6tet.
= Ser Sunas gbbis @orbnsr. bsFsn
plbblides 8sridminben lebten Septsm.
ber feline gItern unb 8an3 Sermpn
in Aufreeuns 0eriebte, iit am Conn.
tag tpieoer suriidsefebrt; CT bate bas
2anb burdtridsn, obne feline @Itsrn su
bsna6ri&tisen unb bieie slaubtsn, baB
er tobt iei.
(GarbpnbaIs Gprrsippnbtns.)
GER @bas. Sonntag tpirb auf 60.
lumbia Seiebts cine nsue @obnuns srs
ridten lahen.
Gin iunssr Wann namens Deder,
bei Dunbaff nobnboft, fieI am Wontag
bon elmer Mdbmaidtne. bic ibm einen
Abius ubidnitt.
- Sames NIIen ipurbe burd einen
Sal bon Selssehein in Der ylorbipsit
Rine ON MOntus idlimm. absr nidt
lsbensssfabtIi& DsrIest.
= Die 2iabrise Iodtsr bes Tbomas
2ennep. nabe Der Selbsnfabrit pobnbaft,
purbe am 9ienitus bon einsm @assn
iibeyfabren, Der ibre bbie duBerIide unb
innerlibe 8erlebunBen aufiiete Der be.
banoelnee Irst bofft auf ibre @ensiuns.
= SIM Select Gouneil ipurbe am
Somtae 4benb cine ReioIution elnses
rsi9t, bic ben Stabti6reiber anipeif, ,u
Inssboten fur 90 5susralarmfaiten aufs
suforbern; bic Rsioluiicn purbe referiit
uuo bat ale guslidt ansenommsn su
perben.
= Ser llidbrise Sarrp Stebsns bon
Darte Abenue bradte ON Donneritag
cine bon ibm aufsefunbene giisnbabn
5orpeco gum grpIooiren; bic fIiessnbsn
Stiife rifien ibm ben linfen Baden auf,
oas gnbe beS fIeinsn Singers Der re6ten
Sunb ab unb perIeBten bic Sano in bbier
0eiie.
- Sin iebr ihnerer SaesI. @inb unb
Ressniturm iudte uns am Srsitag ami.
i1en 3 unb A llbr Nadmittass teim une
ridtete bebeutenbsn Sdabsn an. Die
Straben purben ibetfIutbet, B6ums
entpuraelt uno ubsebrO6en, SIassen
nieoerseriiisK. iiberbaupt aqeS bon BEN
iturtsn 0Inoe ersriffsn unb niebsrseipsbt.
mas nibt MET unb naselfeit mar. Wieb'
rere sroBe Ssnitsnibeiben purben aud
einsebrGdt unO Elm paar 8slIer nit 8ai.
fer aeliiqt.
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SeutiHes 2beater.

Gin auspsriauftss Saus besribts am
bersanseuen Sonntae bic gbicaso Star
@pmsanie unb bies mar aud mad ben
porbereebenben @rfoleen niht anbsrs su
eriparten uno ioqte in 3ufunft ieben
Sonntas 70 iein. 9as SiGd ,.2umpaei
8asabunbus" errans sinsn ftiirmiiden
2a6etfOls un6 erfiiIte bamit poIlfommen
isinen 3ped. Do6 m5&ten mir hem
uuseesei9neten Manaesr, Germ Giies
mann. einen Winf eeben unb 3tpar ben,
aud nal ipieber Elm Stud erniteren Sns
baltes 3u eebsn. SIN @robsn unb San.
sen ladt ia bas Publitum serne, es siebt
aber au& Elm 1beil beRelbsn, benz nal
idipere 2of aub minben tplrbe. g8ir
erinnern. tpsl4' foIafsIen GrfoIs bic
.Selmatb" errane. Elm BetpeiS, baB bic
@efeai6aft Ibsr poraislide Sdauipis'
lerfrafte berfiiet. 8or allen III ba Sos
bunna. giiemann' Sfflan6. bsrsn 2siituns
in oieiem Slide unpereebli1 bleibt, fos
ipie Serr Samb6d. befen itarfe Seite ia
auG Slide ernferen SnbalteS iinO.
9Gdts fIr UNCUT AIM fommenben
Sonntas sisbt bic @sisai9aft bas ilber.
al nit 10 srOBenr Beifag aufssnommene
Stiid: .,@rpbfaotluft". bon aabeIburs'
SIumentbal. @er ii6 orbentIid aus.
laden ipia, ber sebe am Sonntas in bic
Wuiif Gale, benn bas StId 1T sinfad
srobariis. Sibe fbnnen i'm 8orauS ab
Donnerfas ben IA. SuIi, in Germ Dio'
iss @iearrsnIaoen an Wpomins Iuenue.
rsierpirt psrbsn. GIio auf am Sonntae,
ben II Suli. in bic Wuiit Saas.
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saubbeit fann ni&t sebeilt werseu

eurb locale applisaiiontn, EtiI iit BEN tranftr
lbsil bee Sbns ni6t trrsibsn fSnnsn. Gs
sisbt nur sinsn Wte bic laubbsit su furirtn.
uue hu IL burG epulfiiutioneI: Ssilmitttl
Iaubbsh pire burb einen fnisiinbsien 3uifanp
bu l4ltinistn Ausflsipuus Der Gufatiittu
RSbrs psrurla6i. Wsnn eitis 8Sbre iih sni.
jiinest, babt ibr tintn rumpslnetn 3cn ober un.
ppllfpmmsnss @tbSr; unb psnn lie gam &C.
iGlpftn III, srfOIst 5aubbsiI, unp psnn bic Gni.
,iiueuns nidt ssbobsn une bifie RSbre tpitosr
In ibun ssbSriasn 3uifauo usrfsBt psrpen faun,
pirb has @tbSr fir INNER ssriiSrt ,bsrbsn ;
usun 6dat untr ,sbn psresn eurt 8liarrb
prurlatt, psl6a ni6ts ale .tiu snbinpsisr
3ufanb Der f6ltimistn SbuRfhtn ID.
gpir ppaen einbun0nt Dolars fir jtesn
(burd 8diarrb psruriabtsn) 6aa pon 5aubbtit
asbsu, ben mir niht burG Ginntbmtn BON
bll's 8atarrb-ssur bsisn iSnusn. eabt Gut
umipnii Gireuars fommtn.
8 5. Gbeuts & Co., 2oltbc, ..
RaS 0eIfauft ppn alien Apoibefsru, 75e.
Sal's 8amiIiru piatn iino bic bsfrn.
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tsn psI6s $4,000 fiir sinsn gaupIas
unb @sbduSs Der @enturs S6Iau& Som.
panle BoriorSe trifft; ben Gontraft fiir
grrtdtun9 zines @ebdubes Der gumber.
lamb Sdlau6 @ompanie on bic gurb
gnoe aumber 60. gum greiie bon 1868
iibsrtpeiienb.
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Suumore.

= gbarlss Guanaeue bon Tbroop, III
am Mittipo& in Der giap Ius 8Oblen
So. Wine babier ausenblidlid burd
sinsn Sua bon 5sIsssaein sstOStst tpOr'
ben.
= gbarIss @reaber bon Sefferion
apenue erbieIt am Wlittipo6 Die 8ussl
elmer Slobertilinte in bic 8ruf, bod bieIi
oer 8ruffnoden biefslbe an uno felnt
8erIsbuns If oaber nidt ssfdbrIid.
- Die l6 Sabre aIte 5odtsr bsa
StaIiensrs 8uinaeura bon Sport Sia,
purbe beim 4nsiinben bes 9itGenfeuers
am Dienitag 70 bbs berbrannt. oab mar
ibren Sob srtpartet. 9as Ndodsu erIae
ben 8ranbpunoen am Wtittpod Morser
frlb.
na- Heuer @arteniamen bei Der 1lns'
ober beim Wab; bo0ftdnbiee 2inie
@btparb Sisbeder, $50 2adapanna Ape'
nue..
@eburten bat 2onbon t6alidl
400 gu per3eidnen; 26O Sinber be-
treten bort tdsli6 gum eriien Nfale bic
S6ule, 200 beginner ihre 2ebrSeit,
$50 8erioneu perbeiratben ii6, uno
200 iterben.
Yor0ies @laS biloet cine Der
neueiien @rfinbun9en. Die Poren iino
70 Helm, bab meoer Staub nod Elm
2uit;us binburdbrinst, unS bod 1T,
wie eS bei6t, bic bur6 cas- @las be-
rpirfte 9entilatiOn cine ausseSei6nete.
Ole S6neIlisteit, nit Der
Meteore burfD ben @eltenraum
iuuien, betrdst 26 Wieilen in Der
Setunoe. Sie iinb sewSbnlid ni6t
sr6Ber oils elm Sieielitein uuS lSien
| iid, iobalo iie nit Der gItmoipbGre
Der @rbe in 9eriibruns tommen, in
@as auf.
@inen Rieiens Sonnen
Iifirm bon 81 Wleter Ourdmeiier
bat iid elm weitafrifaniider naonis"
beritellen laiien. 0as llusetbiim, bas
in semObnlider 8eiie Su 0ffnen unb sl
| idlie6en III, mirb BEL Der 9eniisuns
i'm @roboben befeiti9t uno bietet nun
oem 8Unise unb 80 @diten SbSad,
I'm barunter Su ipeiien.
| Oieeibsen0iiiide 9urner.
daft jGblt se9enmGrtis 49l Settios
men Ober Sereine nit 3s, 259 Wlitslies
bern, bon benen 25, 734 beitrasspilidtis
iiuo. 0as III sleidbebeuteuo nit elmer
3unubme bon 10 8ereiuen unb 2O99
Wlitsliebern seseniiber oem 8oriabre.
Inter ben 49l 8ereinen iinb 10, bic
nidt auf Sdpei3er 9oben ibr 9eben
friiten. Gs iinb bies bic Gbrenieftionen
nit s24 Wlitslieoern, welte in slmes
rita, Stalieu, Srantreid uuo Gnslano
ibren Sis baben.
Gussewadfene mGnnli6 e
@iraffen erreideu cine S6be pOn
81, Sumeilen iosar Wieter, wabreno
aussewafieue @eibden bSditeus s.
Wieter bod meroen. Ole impoiauteu
3biere iinb aber fait uebrlos ;u men.
men. Siub lie gum Steben sebraft,
70 iuden iie pobl, iObalo man gu nabe
berantritt, nit ben 8oroerfiiben gu
ftoBen, uno unter eiuanber idlusen iie
seleseutli6 aud nit benz Sopfe, i'm
llebrigen aber feblt eS ibnen ollltdns
big an iebem Sertheioisunssmittel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-14
Nea,e Mmseiger,.
3u perfaufeu.

Yin nsuss paus nit alien moernsn ginrid-
tunstn psrisbsn unb auf elmer itpnsn Got lftb-
sne, IL untsr sdnitissn Ssbiusuussn ,u ssrfau.
zen. Nabsrss am TIaBs, 523 Sib Srpiua aps.
nue..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-14
SauS 3u oerfaufen.

Yin neuss Saus nit allen mppuntu ginridbt.
nnssn, In BEN bsfsn 5bsiIt bsr Stabt gsIsatn,
Y nnttr eiinffigsn 8sbinsunstn ,u pufauf.n
grsls 5000. Nabsres in bfr ,,gBp&sublatt'
Sffiee su srfabrtn.
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Sic auifallenbiten SsiIunpen bon
ScrofeIn, Die man fennt, iino mittslit
Soob's Satiaparila ersielt. 9ieies
Wittel iudt isines @leihen bel 8lut'
tranfbeiten. 8raudi nnr Soob's.
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Sunb's Pillen iinb nit Der Sanb se'
mutt uno pDais sIeid on @rbbe unb
@enidt. 25c.
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Sabieite Mn3ei8en.
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Oemtfbe Mek0er,

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Telepbons8e
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Die 3iat fabrn ab NIT fclsi: SuppIy. 3us
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= @ontraftor W. s. 8ubep unb ieir
SubeontractOr Intonio Dionotti. iini
am Donnerfas untsr is $500 Bdreitaf
sefeat porben, neil iie ansebli6 bai
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ten nur adt Siunben ben Sag searbsite
tperoen iOa, iebe Stunbe rleberseit srtrt
besablt perben mub.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-23
TWO WAYS OF LOOKING.
II All Saw Things Alike, This Would BE
an Uninteresting World.

cit is pity that more OF us cannot
cultivate the twofold way OF looking at
things" writes Edward w. Box III The
Ladies' Home Journal "There would
be less friction in life if we did, and
sweeter sympathy, kinder understand
ing and broader and fuller living The
fact is that we never reach the dignity
of true living unless we do learn this
all important lesson. And that 1T may
be cultivated admits of no doubt. 1t is
simply a question of schooling ourselves
not to condemn generally what indi-
yidually does not happen to be to our
taste, II, for example, we prefer brown
as O color, there is no reason on earth
why we should condemn the taste OF
any one who preferred to wear green.
What the vast majority of us need is to
be q little more self poised, more judi
cial, more willing to see good in the
tastes of others, although they do not
please our own particular fancies. 1t we
all thought alike, read the same books,
| saw the same plays, Wore the same col
ors. this would be an exceedingly unln-
| teresting world.
eve cannot see all things in the
same way, but we can come near tc
Justice and true respect by taking a two
fold view of things while still retaining
our strong individual views. Seeing
possible good or use for everything does
not necessarily mean weak individu
ality. The>most uncomfortable people
in the world are those who assert theii
judgments in hard, decisive and fina
manner, as if they were courts OF las
resort. On the other hand, the bright
est and best minds are those that hay
most respect for the opinions of others.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-23

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