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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-06-30

@ef6eiter. Sntel: ,gDie
geTagt, i9 min Dir aud itets aus benz
reid)en S9ube meiner Grfabrungen
belfen." - Neffe: na9, Ontel, lieber
aus bem 9einer Griparunsen."
Sem iitbGt9. ii .Sas Bier 1T
beut' miierubel, Ssrr Wirtb. @as
follsn mir benn tbun, bamit mir elm
unberes trisgena" - n9as alte auss
trintsn!"
-unfere Srausn. 3Ofe:
r@erben snGbige Srau ni9t beuts
abenb Sbre neue ieiOene RObe anles
9enG" Dame: nRein, mein Mdnn
tommt nur aus Der Stabt Suriid." ="
3ofe: p@r bringt aber einen Sreunh
nit -" Dame: so? Damn bring
lie Der, bas lit mas anbers!
-9(bf9tGgli9 bef9ieben.
Dame Gum 0ienftmdo9en): p8er
flingslte ioeben, Marie?" 0isnitz
mGbGen: Die S6neiberin mar nit
Der Re9nun9 bd unb bat Inn cine 9(6z
i9lass5ubluns." 9ame: rNun2"
0ienitmdb6en: sd babe iie natiirs
lid ubi4ld9li9 befdieoen."
-9ute2lusrebe. Nd9 BEN
s5aIlen bss @orbanges itiir5t Der Sbeas
terbirsctor S9mierinstp ipiitbenb auf
bic 9iibne unb i9reit ben 9ariteIler
bss r9tttinsbauien" I'M Sell" an:
.Weri9. pie tOnnen sic iid srlauben,
In Der Sterbeieene 10 impertinent gu
ldteln9" - .Ra. Serr Director -
Bel ben @asen, bic Sic 3ublen, 1T ia
Der Sob cine tpabre grl0iuHQ!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-06-30

f4miidt oft elm Suusfpru9: .9lrbsits
famteit bringt Chr unb 8rot."
Dabrlid, bic Sa9ien iinb Elm fleis
bises Bolt. Reees Sreiben bliibt in III
rem Srten. Sm Norben, i'm @robz
&odelsr @au, 3ieben iis ben ooraiiglis
den SiebenbiirstIhen @ein; i'm Siis
ben, i'm 8urSenlanb, treiben lie aders
bdu unb @ieb5u9t. Die idpar5en,
fla9itirnisen 8uffel fpeibsn auf ben
Wieien. llnbeimIi9e 9eielIen iinb es.
Sie Mil4, bic ibre aiibe gsbsn. tit
dusgeSei9net.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-06-30

@siitesfrsbsn gu betdmpfen. Sn ibrsr
Sradt Elm 9lbtlatid Der Sa9ien unb
Mumdnen, in ibrer 9lusbilbung nod
re9t tpeit auriid, in ibrer gfufaFuns
BON 9eiittung in Iebbaftem Dibers
ipru9 nit ben lonbesiiblidsn 2lns
i9auungen, lebsn bic nit 9emiitbli9s
lett begaben Giangonen - mad uniez
rem 9esriffen = Elm Sunbeleben. Sas
bentpollen unb bsiiben, auiammenf9drs
rem, baruuf itebt ibr Sinn; benz gu
2iebe ppfern iie Nubruns unb 8es
uuemlihteit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-06-30
gomiral GcrDcra.

Sur9 iein eeididtes Man0Driren
nit bem unter ieinem 9efehl ite9enoen
Sap @erbes9eI Iapaber bat Der ipanis
Ihe 9lbmirdl Gerpera - Pascual be
Gerpera b Sorpete. GOnbe be Ssrep,
Marquis be Santa Dina, ipie er NIT
Ieinem ppllen Hamen beibt = ben Be
fpeis oeliefert, btS-:r tein gu unters
i6Gbenber @egner ut. @s gelang tbm,
benz gfears9lomiral SampIon iofpie
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-06-30
Cart. @ribIep.

ben brapen Officier Der 9tGbe3ptnger
Sob. Gapt. Gbas. 9. @riblep mar
elmer Der tiibtigIten Napieatoren Der
8unbesmarine. Qlus 2ogansport,
sSnb., eebiirtig, trat er i'm Sabre 1860
als Seecabett in bic glcabemie ail 4nz
ndpplis, tpurbe brei Sabre fpdter gum
@niion befDrbert unb nabm i'm 8lps
tabe9eIbnaber an benz Siir9ertrtege
tbeil. Sn Ieinen peiteren 0ienitiabs
rem betleibete sr pidtige Stellen i'm
Marinebienite; bic nSlpmpia" bsfst'
liete er felt Sult 1897, Seine 5amts
lie, aug Ieiner Satin unb brei atns
bern bsitebenO, iit in @rie. pa, ans
iGBig.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-06-30

(5rsmber i'm Safe bssibt ii9 an eis
nen Slid. @inssborensr feBt ii4 gu
ibm, obne gu griiben.)
Srember: .9utsn 9lbsnbl" (gins
gsborsner gibt feline 4ntport, ruff bic
Sellnerin.)
SelIneriR (3um SSremoen): nSis
entidulbisen, Oa it's i4pn beiebt!"
ssrember (Sur &ellrerin): ~~8er 1T
benn oas2"
Sellnerin: .0as 1T Der Serr Stabts
ratb, @orItdnb bonn D8erein CUR Ses
bung bes Srembenpertebrs" - bic
Serren baben beut' bier i9rs SiBung!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-06-30

am gals ssIaloifen. tpeitdrmelig, Der
2Gnge na9 beitidt, pirb es an Der
Siifte bon ben eieenartieen &retinIen
5uIammengebalten. Born unO binten
bdnst fold eine S9iirae. bic iteif ge=
ipebt unb bdufig eren gemnitert lit.
Den Sbsrleib umI6Iiebt Elm pffenes
Qermeasib6en. Mdb6en tpie Srauen
tragsn pbne @usuabme &opftii9er.
Die @brerbietune, bic bem alter gez
sollt niro, uno cine natiirli9s Sitts
1umtsit Sei6nen ben Waldden aus.
8eite aus beibniI6er 8or5eit baben ii9
in 5eItgebrGu9en nod erbalten. Sir
grObere @oltsbeluitisung bat Der Rus
mGne tdum Sinn. Oas 9emeinOez
pirtbsbaus perIammelt i'm CONNER
9llS uno Sung i'm Winter bic Spinns
Itube bic Susenb. Sier entitsben bann
bic @oltslieoer, an benen Die 8alu6en
reid iinb. Sn freili6 einfa6en Melps
bien lpiro nit f6euer llripriingli9tett
bas alte Sbemd Der 2iebe mad be-
tannten @erIen ober improbiitrten
Strppben bebanbelt.
9lm traurisiten Iinb, dbgeieben bon
ben rubeloien unb trdeen 3igeunern,
bic Giangomagparen. tur3peg Giana
gonsn, baran. SSbre t6rperlitbe Qns
fprudslOiigteit ipetteifert nit ibrer seis
Itigen 8eOiiEniBloiigteit. sic lppbuen
in ben Iogenannten SiebenO0rfern,
untpeit &ronitubts. 8Isine 2anOleute,
bequems Sasel0bner finb es Sumeiit.
No6 Biz nm bic Wlitte bes Sabrburs
berts llntert5ansn bon 8ronitabt, bas
ben iie biz 5ur Stunbe ni9t bic 8rait
beIsfsn, bic ibnen bon allen Seiten be-
Seugte Ribu9tung bur9 Irbsit uno
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-06-30

benz Commodore Sdlep gu entgeben
unb gliidli9 ben !Safen bon Santiago
be Gubu an5ulaufen. 9lbmiral Ser
perd 1T am 18. Sebruur 1889 9eboren
unb bat beute cine 0ienitSeit bon 45
Subren btnter ii6. Sn Cuba. in
afrita unb i'm GarliItentrieg bat er ii9
bereits pielfu6 dusgeaeidnet uno in
bieIen 5elbaiieen iiberaGllnerI9rodens
belt uno 8efdbigung ge5eist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-06-30
Rumdnif6es 9rautpaar

" TT II @es % a u Ia
gebenbs rbeinfrGntiIbe 8auart aufs
ipeiit. Bon bem bsIaubten 8dltonsang
betritt man bic @prberItube, in tpel9er
Der niebri9e Serb uno ods ulltdgli9e
@erGtb Itebt. Rebendn liegt basYruntz
5tmmer. 9lu Der 0anb itebt bas pa
ruoebett nit sebn, stpOlf auf eiuanoer
eetbiirmten bliibtueiBen, seltidten Siis
fen, - cine Site, bic aud
bic RumGnen unb GianeomasDarsn
iibernommen babsn; nur erIeben Iie ben
Munsel an 8ifen Our9 bobere 8etts
fiiBe. Saran it0Bt cine seIdniBte
9anttrube, nsben bisier 1T cine lGnz
esre; stpiI9en beiben itsbt Der f9pere
Slid. Sbsn bdngt an Der Dano bic
9tlmerei, eine bemdlte SplsconIple, bic
S6auserdtb trdgt. Sn Der nGhiten be-
finbet iih Der rtsfge Sfen. Dunbs
brettsr, geIdniBt o6er bemult, iinO nit
MetalIi6iiFeln, 3ipntriisen unb pors
cellanitiiden, ole in perIdisbenemMus
iter. bebangen. Den 3immerbaltsn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-06-30

= Gupbemifif9 ausgez
briidt. @lie: n8as bait Su eigents
lid an bem iunsen Saufmann aus3uz
Ieben, Sriba, Der Did 10 germ beira,,
then tpiI2" 5riba: sd ipeiB ni9t-
er bat IOlAen ipebmiitbigen 3ug nm
bic 9eine."
Ginfa6e 4bbiIfe.
@ittpe Die bas 9sTdGft tpsitsr fiibrt,
gum 8u9bulter): nSerr Maier, mas
fplI i'd nur anfansen, nm in Sbnsn
re9eres@sI9Gftsint.reFe gu srtpeden9"
9u9bulter: nSeiratben sic mid, fir
meir eiasnes Ssi4dft piirbs i9 mid
aufopfern."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-06-30
@a8fsn aus &tetnfdeme n.

y q % en- u T letH o. Ut IL
iibrigen fddiif6en @tabte." Sm Gaufe
Der 3eit biirfte iibrisens bel Der malss
ridden 3uiammenI Itelung Der &leis
bung Der iiebenbiireii9en Sadien
man6es ber Srd6t Der RumGnen entz
lebnt iein. @s mutbet tpie elm anbeims
li9es Bib aus frember @elt an, bic
Mdnner unb srauen unb Sinber i'm
Sonntugsitaat bur9 bas faubers 8olt
Sur Stride f9reiten gu ieben. Den
f4par3en Sil5but auf benz Sopf, I'm
bic S6ultern ben mdntelartigen,
buntfarbtg per5ierten, ipeiBen Su9rod
fallen luhenb ober i'm ldngen, I9pars
Sen 3nidelrod fommen bic arbeitss
ftarten Mdnnsr nit Dem breiten Qeberz
CURT, Der pben bic eng anliegenbe ipeibe
BoIbpfe umfpannt, I'm bic ii9 unten
bic bobsn &Dbrenitiefel i9miegen. 9lu9
Die Srauen trdgen ben S9aftitiefel.
Ste dlteren perbeiratbeten Srautn bas
ben bic CARTE Spibenbaube aufgeIeBt
unb ben buntelieibenen, faltisen &Od
angeIegt. iiber ben ii9 bic idpar5e
Seibeni6iirse iprei5t; bic iuneen
Srauen ge6en 9elIer getleibet. Sbr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-06-30

- 8ie buiBt. Gobn: r0ente
Dir, 2Dlpp. geitern babe i9 0sis
8raut' bonn Sbeuter beimbeg!eitst!E
2Dpp: pDie baibt, be9leitst = auf
Der sinen Seits biit 0u mtin &ompags
non. auf Der an&ren ma9f 0u mir
guneurren5T ~
Evening bulletin., 1898-12-16

grafton case, the Advertiser says,
sit is fortunate that the opinion
is clear and we'll considered" !"
This is the prettiest example of
damning the Chief Justice with
faint praise that the official organ
has offered. No other inference
can be drawn from this than that
the official organ feared an ambi
guous and i'll considered opinion.
1t has not the courage of its con-
viction to say the Chief Justice is
right, and to stand honestly by its
official friend. Thus the official
organ has its friendly knife out to
slash the judicial throat Of the
com pact it represents. Mr.. Judd's
decision is a strong one and ap-
peals to the sentiment of common
justice among laymen. The Chi
nese in question left Hawaii be.
fore annexation, and fulfilled all
the requirements of the law. The
annexation resolution had not
been even completed. Had the
same men left Hawaii after the
annexation resolution had been
signed by the President, the pro-
bIem Of decision would have been
vastly different.
Evening bulletin., 1898-12-16
Turn Out FootbaiIIsts.

The captains of the various
Rugby football teams wish to in
form all men of their respective
teams that there will be practice on
the Mskiki baseball grounds at
4 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. The
time and place well understood
and the street cars handy, there is
no reason why the players should
not turn out. Ii the public knows
there has been no practice, they
will not turn out to the games.
Tomorrow. sides will he picked and
a scratch game played.
Evening bulletin., 1898-12-16

John Hyslop, mariner of con-
siderable note, who was one of the
survivors of the steamer Mohegsn
wreck, indicates that the exclusive
use of electric lights on ocean
steamers is a serious mistake. Mr..
Hyslop says: 1T was wrong and
unfortunate that the vessel was
supplied only with electric lights.
When her engines stopped every
light was extinguished, and we
were left in darkness. Had there
been even a single lamp at the
masthead, j would have servei as
beacon to guide tn life savers tc
us, and many NOR" lives might
have been saved"
Evening bulletin., 1898-12-16
RECORD OF MIsREPREsENTATI

The winning strength of the
local Americans and annexation
lists in their support Of Mr.. Sewall
for the first governor of Hawaii is
now fully demonstrated by the
official organ deserting Mr.. Dole
and confning it's attention to
personal attack upon Mr.. Sewall.
The BULLETIN has proved con-
clusively that President Dole has
not the support of any newspaper
or any organization in this terri
tory. After President Dole ex-
plicity announced, in a dictated
statement, that he could not
nominate himself, after Presi-
dent Dole in that statement
drew attention to the wisdom
of local people expressing
their preferences for governor,
the official organ owned and edit
ed by his former official friends
refuses to endorse his candidacy.
The policy of the official organ is
now "Give US anyone for governor
except President Dole or an honest
loyal American"
The Advertiser has by its owr
statement proved itself studious
perverter of facts and a champion
of Misrepresentation. 1t proved
this when it stated that Mr.. Sewall
was circulating a petition among
the natives. That statement was
bare faced lie. 1t showed itselI
an organ Of false statements wher
it said it had had no conferences
with any one in the Dole party
regarding the governorship with
in a year" 1t misreprents public
sentiment when it charges the
rank and file of the annexation
party with advocating the appoint,
ment of a carpet. bagger. 1t knows
that Mr.. SewLll has resided here
longer and has larger local inter
ests than many men who hav,
been favored with Offices by the
Dole government. The Advertiser
raises bugbear about Japanese
laborers, when it knows that who
ever is appointed governor, and i
honest IN the administration of hi
Office, must and should place al
honest American Interpretation
upon American laws. AS we hav,
previously stated, the official organ
champions-ss it did 10 its coward
ly war neutrality csmpaign-dis
LOYALTY to the American flag ant
disloyalty to American principle
With such a record behind il
possibly no surprise should be fel
that the Advertiser lie now disloya
even to Mr.. Dole.
Evening bulletin., 1898-12-16

One of the first important mat
ters to be taken up by Congress
will be special appropriations ne
cessitated by the war, 1t remains
to be seen whether the Democrats
and Populi-ts will now give the
united support to these appropria-
tions that they gave the noted fifty
million appro opriation for defense.
Evening bulletin., 1898-12-16
WAR PLATFORMS.

PLATFORM ON WHICH THE DOLE
PRTY SOUGHT TO TURN HAWAII OVER
Tf THE ENEMIES OF THE UNITED
STATES, AND NOW PROPOSES HE SHALL
BHAPPOINTED GOVERNOR OF AMERI-
Can TERRlTORY.--"As a member Of
thS family of nations, we must
detlare our position, because we are
a tmaritime State. As neutral state
slf (HawaiD should follow, in due
tifhe, the example Of other neutral
stfes, and proclaim her neutrality. Such
a tfOclamatiOn would require the Benning-
tos to leave this port within "a hours,
juSt as the Portuguese required the Spanish
fleet to leave st. Vincent at once. Should
tle Bennington refuse to 90. we could not
help ourselves, but would show an honest
neutrality. Prom the Advertiser Of May
9th, 1893.
Evening bulletin., 1898-12-16

FROM THE SPEECH OF CONGRESS-
MAN HIT AND PLATFORM ON WHICH
CONGRESS PASSED THE ANNEXATION
BSOLUTION-"Bu without any words
finn US or any assurances from our Gov
Eminent. notwithstanding the pressure to
which ii has been subjected, the brave
little Hawaiian Government, loving Anne
rtsa better than Spain and confident in the
ikStce of the great American people as a
jiili trusts its father, remains unchanged
IL its DurDOSP -
Evening bulletin., 1898-12-16

1t is a remarkable coincid 'nce
that the official organs of Spain
and the official organ of Hawaii
stand on the same footing regard .
ing the advance in the respective
territories of liberal Americanism
Evening bulletin., 1898-12-16

The establishment of another
savings institution indicates that
while the large fnsnciers are to be
supplied with their national bauk-
ing privileges, the small investor
and day laborer is not to be for
potten
Evening bulletin., 1898-12-16

Judging from the mercantile re-
ports the holiday season finds Ha-
waii prosperous; merchants with
large stocks ou hand and the peo-
pie with money to buy.
Evening bulletin., 1898-12-16

Now that Haweii's destiny is set
tied, it behooves the Chamber of
Commerce to establish close con-
nections with the Philadelphia
Muse um, and any and all COM
mercial organizations in the
States,
Evening bulletin., 1898-12-16

&: 1t is to be hoped that by next
Christmas the children of the free
,kindergartens can celebrate their
holiday at Aala park.
Evening bulletin., 1898-12-16

While Honolulu has had feast
OF outside entertaining talent, 1t
still finds itself ready to hear and
be pleased with our local talent.
Evening bulletin., 1898-12-16
THE RUG SALE,
A Big Crowd OF Artistic People Attend
ed and Purchase

ed and Purchased
A big crowd Of artistic people
attended today the sale of import
ed Turkish aud Persian rugs, con.
Quoted by James F. Morgan in the
Bruce Waring & Co. building on
Fort street. ,..
Mr.. Morgan did the selling
while Mr.. Mihran descanted on
the beauti5s of the articles sold
Some great bargains were secured,
The sale will be resumed tomor-
row. Its an elegant collection.
Evening bulletin., 1898-12-16

=: "Hail Columbia" but there's
NO "hsppy land" in the refrain as
sung on board the poor old City of
Columbia.
Evening bulletin., 1898-12-16

Summing up its comment on
Chief Justice Judd's 'abeas cor
pus decision in the Chinese immi
Evening bulletin., 1898-12-16

THE official organ, so accustomed
to being led, continues to follow
rheekly in the wake of the BULLE
az.
Evening bulletin., 1898-12-16
FROM OFFICIAL TEXTS.

LORRIN A. THURSTON'S ARGUMENT
PREVIOUS TO OANNEXATlON.-Shu off
the source of (The Chinese and Japanese)
supply, and in ten years there will not be
Asiatics enough left in Hawaii to have
any appreciable effect. The
cane sugar planter of Hawaii pays now
somewhat less wages per month than
does the beet sugar planter, although not
as much less as is generally supposed, the
average laborer in Hawaii costing the
planter from fifteen to eighteen dollars per
month. Under annexation, The Asidtic
supply Of labor WiH be cut of, (the italics
are Mr.. Thurston's) and this slight ad-
vantage will be eliminated.
LORRIN A. THURSTON'S PAPER, THE
ADVERTISER, ON DEC. 10, ISoS.-The
Dole Government, in order to prevent
bankruptcy and ruin, permitted the i'm
portatOn of Japanese laborers. Those in
terested in the business industries of the
country (HawaiD will see at once the dan
ger Of carpet-bag (American) government.
The BULLETIN has simply presented
the arguments of Mr.. Thurston and the
official Dole circle before annexation.
DOES THE OFFICIAL ORGAN NOW RE-
PUDIATE THE INFLAMMATION ARGU-
MENTS PRESENTED BY Mr.. THURSTON?
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-02-06
CHURCH NOTICES

st. Peters Church.
Holy Communion and services at II a
N. and p. IN.
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
All interested are cordially invited tn
attend.
REV. J. B. EDDIE,
Rector
Preshy yterian-Services at IL a. m.. and
Ppm.
Morning subject: my New Years
Promise''
An exercise prepared especially for
Christian Endeavor Day will be rendered
III the evening called The Christian En-
deavor Locomotive.'
Everybody welcome.
FL. NASH.
MethOdist-Services Sunday at II a. m
and p. m.
Morning subject: "The thirst of Christ ,,
Evening subject: "Mouldy bread pro-
fesSlon of Christianity, beware of it."
JUNIOR League at 80 p. m.
Young Peoples Social meeting at 6 n
m.
Sunday School at II l5p. IN.
All are cordially invited.
J. NJ. WILSON.
Pastor.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-02-06
Correction.

oofh Dennis says that the APPEAL
misquot him IN a jot concerning the
report that he intended starting a paper
IN Reno He saws while he has said
hothihg to warrant such report, he has
sald that the Nevada representatives of
the six millions of Democrats who voted
as such for Bryan in 1895 would in all
probability have an organ in the State in
'ne near 1uture, but has never intimated
that Keno would or would not be the
place OF publication.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-02-06
Course of Study.

The long expected course of study for
the schools of Nevada has been completed
and was finally adopted by the State
Board OF Education at its meeting held
the I'D of last month. 1t is nov. in the
hands of the State Printer, and will be
ready for distribution to several distr;o+s
this week.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-02-06
a Great Book

Hilis revised and enlarged manuel Of
business and social forms, instructions
IN peninahShIp, letter and shorthand
writing, and should have place in the
s"me OF every business man. merchant.
farmer and society generally. Statistical
financial, historical and political d,fa ,ro
especially elaborate. Alaska and mini,T
mere are interestingly desert bed and
'''oSLra'ed' =. \. HANSEN.
1
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-02-06

On every 25 cent cash purchase you will
get chance on a pair of diuing room
pic.ures TO be given away Feb 5th at
richardson's.
flum long cut tabacco, wholesale and
retail at Chas. Fl. Kelly's, Arlington
block
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-02-06
Valentines.

oentimentel-for your best girl or bov,
Comic-for your friend or the other nor
son.
'uvenlle-for the children from 2 for a
nickel upwards at Cagwin Il Notewa res
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-02-06

Faragorlc, ounces tor ,0c; Tinc1ure of
henzlne ounce lOc; Tincture Mvr ounce
ioc; Spirits Niter. , ounces lOc: Svrun of
ipicac ounces Zoe; Syrup Rhubarb .
ounces Zoe; Syrup Squills, = oz u cents
'ountry orders promptly filled, All
maliable goods sent at our expense
IHE THAXTER DRUG STORE
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-02-06
No 4o Prices

Flax seed. per pound 1oc
pi' poi PouHu-----
Blue stone, per pound l3
topperas, per pound 10
Alum, per pound -- IA
freclp chalk. per pound 20
Chamonile Fla, ounce =
Saffron, ounce
borax, lb l5c, lbs ----- 25
English Bi"arb Soda, pound for----1o
Cream Tartar, 80
LIQUIC NE"~S
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-02-06

1'ruInno ltS Natural Leaf and "a Chevino Tohoooo
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The Advocate and news., 1898-07-13
(Flrst published July 1s, 1885,
Proposals.

Sealed proposals will be received at To-
peka by the Board OF Trustees Of the State
Charitable Institutions until IL o'clock,
noon, August Is, 1898, for plumbing and
drainage Of the new ward building at the
insane asylum, Topeka, Kansas. The bids
will be considered for all work and ma
terial complete.
This work Is authorized by the Board Of
Trustees of the State Charitable Institu-
tlons under chapter % Of the session laws
of 1897.
Plans and specifications may be seen on
and after the SOth day of July, at the Of
fee Of W. w. Rose, Superintendent, at
Kansas City, and also at the insane asy-
lum at Topeka.
Each separate proposal will be accom-
panied by check to be certified by the
president or cashier of the bank upon
which 1t is drawn for a sum not less than
five per cent. Of the amount Of said pro-
pOsal, made payable to p. H. Dolan, Treas
urer OF the Board, and to be forfeited to
the State Of Kansas for damages sustained
In case the bidder for five days fails TO
enter into contract for the work bid upon,
and to give a satisfactory bond for the
faithful performance of the contract In
case award Is made to him.
The attention Of bidders Is called to chap
ter ia, session laws. State of Kansas 1891,
in relation to eight hours constituting a
days work.
Blank form of bids will be furnished to
those. requesting them. The board reserves
the right to reject any and all bids
Bids to be sealed and addressed to II. G..
Jumper, President of the Board OF Trus-
tees, State Charitable Institutions, Topeka,
Kansas, and be marked Proposal for
Plumbing and Drainage Work at Topeka"
s. c, WHEELER,
Secretary Board of Trustees State Chart
table Institutions,