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The Advocate and news., 1898-10-05
Kansas Bids We'll
come to Hawaii.
Miss Anna Rose, of FIllO, Hawaii,
Comes as Queen of the Topeka
Fall Festival and Captures
All Who See Her.
STATE REUNION SUCCESSFUL

A brilliant idea, evolved by the Kan
sas brain of John F. Waters of Topeka,
was all that made this years Fall Fes-
tival at Topeka success. He proposed
sending to our new Territory for a
Queen to rule over the festivities. The
plan was at once taken up and Miss
Anna Rose, of Hilo, Hawaii, came 5000
miles at the invitation Of the Carnival
knights. She was feted and greeted by
crowds all the way from San Francisco
to Topeka. AT the former city the Kan
sas troops We'd with the, citizens in pay
The Advocate and news., 1898-10-05
Prohibition
I'm Canada.
Vote Is Favorable by a Majority Of
10000, But Result Is Doubtful.
PREMIER rIAY NOT HEED 1T.

Thursday the Dominion Of Canada
voted on the question, Are you in favor
of the passing of an act prohibiting the
importation, manufacture or sale Of splr-
its, wine, ale, beer cider and all other
alcoholic liquors for use as beverages?"
The majority supporting was about
10000.
The campaign has been very interest
ing. Bitter political enemies joined
hands, and Protestants and Roman Cath
olics worked together in perfect har-
mony for the cause Of temperance.
The restaurant and hotel prOprietors
in the cities circulated anti-prOhlbltion
tracts over all Of Canada. One OF these
set forth the reasons why 1t Is held an
act establishing prohibition would be
very bad for the country. These tracts
urged that prohibition would increase
the national debt E25, 100000 ruin large
business interests and throw thousands
of men upon the labor market. They
also say that wholesale smuggling would
result
The question now is, What Is the gov
ernment going to do? The Premier, Sir
Wilfrid Laurier, when asked what he
thought Of the vote, replied enigmat-
ically
1T is the function of constitutional
government to listen to the voice OF the
people"
This may mean anything, or 1t may
mean nothing. The fact is that the gov
ernment finds itself in @ very embar-
rassing position.
The situation In nutshell Is just this:
The government is maintained In power
by big majority from the Province Of
Quebec. While all the other provinces
have given good majorlties in favor Of
prohibition, the Province Of Quebec has
declared overwhelmingly against 1t. IL
the government should introduce pro-
hibtory legislation 1t would raise howl
in Quebec and there Is little doubt the
result would be to leave the government
without it's majority. On the other hand,
II the government does not follow up
yesterdays vote by prohibitory legisla-
tion 1t will ALLEVIATE the whole temper
ance vote throughout the Dominion.
The temperance people claim that the
vote, although comparatively small, was
a decided victory for them and their
leaders say they intend to follow 1t up
by demanding prohibitory legislation at
the next session of Parliament. Prom
inent government supporters say that the
government dare not introduce such
legislation in face Of the adverse vote
in Quebec, as it would be impossible to
cOerce that Province into accepting pro-
hibition.
The government itself is divided on
the question. Nearly all the French
Canadian ministers are opposed to pro-
hibitory legislation, while Mr. Fisher,
the English representative from Quebec,
and other English ministers, favor it.
The government is therefore likely to
have a great deal of difficulty in dealing
with the question.
Temperance people say the big ma
jority given against the measure in the
Province of Quebec was due to the fact
that racial complication influenced the
CONTINUED on page 1877,
The Advocate and news., 1898-10-05

before they left that they would en-
deavOr to make Topeka the permanent
place for holding the reunion.
The principal speakers were Maj. VIM.
Warner, of Kansas City, and Gen. W.
G. p Breckenridge, of Kentucky. 9th
ers were Department Commander East
man, Congressman E. r. Ridgely Chief
Justice Doster, Judge Stone, of Missouri,
and Captain Mccarthy, of Emporia
The Advocate and news., 1898-10-05
True Democrats Of New York.

New York, October 1.-At a meeting Of
the Chicago platform Democrats, last
night, Henry George, the son of the
great single tax advocate, was nominated
to head an independent Democrat ticket.
The nomination of Elliott F. Danforth
for Lieutenant Governor by the regular
The Advocate and news., 1898-10-05

ing her homage At Hutchinson she was
given reception, and at all the Kansas
stations there were crowds to greet her.
The Santa Fe generously rendered trans
pOrtation and other privileges for Miss
Roses visit, and the Carnival Knights
Outdid themselves in making her visit
a pleasant one.
Miss Rose, or as her name goes in her
native language, Ana Kanaina LOke, is
a young woman of striking beauty and
extraordinary sense. She was born at
HilO, and this was her first visit to the
United States. She was queen in every
way, and will return to her own portion
Of the Union leaving the pleasantest
memories in the hearts Of the Kansans
who were fortunate enough to see her.
Outside of the attendance of its Queen
the Topeka Festival did not amount to
much this year. There was a parade or
so, and the usual rowdyism ON Carnival
night, but even this latter was not as
big drunk as usual. This was prob
ably due to the fact that the saloons were
few and far between.
The State G.. A. r. reunion, however,
was a great success. Garfield park, in
in North Topeka, presented an animated
scene. The old veterans had things to
their hearts content. They served notice
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Gine heiIiae Stapt.

aibburn III bic frommite Stabt i'm
Staate @soraia, uno in feinem Orte Der
8erslnisten Staten piro tpabribsinIi1
10 piel uno 70 eifrie sebstet iple bort
OeS WorsenS um 7 llbr finoen li6 bic
9siddftleute in ibrsn 2dosn elm une
nenise Ninuisn ipdtsr. iobaIo BON
8udiburm bic 9Iods liutst. fdat b.,
sanSe 8ep6lterun9 in ibten perfHisbsner
gdben auf bic 8niee uno bic ,,8oiIe'
iopObl alS auh bic Gleris uno fcnftlse
beoisnitets perionsa bslen inbrdnltls
ober lauidsn elnem aaplisl aus be,
8lbel.
Nah eeibaner Gasssarbsit tpirb tpie'
Der seIduist, unp nleosrbolt iit basislb
S6auipisl.
9ie Site. Der Srbmmisieit in 70 aus
siebiser Wsiis su buIoisen. ID bon einen
anssiebensn Burger, D. &. Butler, si
mem Better bes frlbeien Senators But
ler aus Siio. Carolina, einsefiibrt NOR
ben. Sic fanb. als pon Butler Elm oa
tinesbenoer 8oridla3 sema4t purpe
bic aassmsinfis 5uiiimmuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-01-27
Noftptebe ausasfHifeu.

Sames Wlurpbp, George 0oobruif
unO 9eorse 8oroon. orei Boitolebs,
wslde in 2eaUenporlb. 8an.. alS Bun,
oeseeflnsene ibre Strabeit abiiBen milf
len. babsn ibre 6lu1t beperiittqlst.
Sic tlettsrten bel einem bidten Rebel,
permitteIit elmer Stridlsitsr iiber. Die
,pausis SUB bobe Diauer unb puroen
srit lanse 3eit baruuf permiBt. Ias
orei tparen in Topeta nesen glnbruds
in Yoitdmter psruribeilt porben. Dur
pbp uno @oroOn baben sipsi unb Doobiort
ssbn Sabre absuiiBen. Dies ia bas britt,
Ual. oab Ulurpbp aus bem @sfdnenlf
ausssbrOden 1T. ipdbrenb Woooruif o,ss
sum stpeitsn Mal beiOrst bat. Uiurpbt
ii in CAT st. 2ouis, uno @orbon II
Iopsfa su Sauie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-01-27
geeue erawale in graa.

WIeoer in eS i'm bbbmiihen 2anotaee
su nnrubsn sefommen. Or. BoIf modts
beiannt. buB Elm beuiider STUDENT auf
Ger Strase ilberfaaen porben lei, iporaui
Die beutibsn Abeeorbneten iib erboben.
IN bsfiisen NOrten 8snuslbuuns psr.
Iaueten uno ben 5tatibalter @raf Sou
psnboe aufforberten. isipsn Abi6ieD su
nebmsn. ba er unfdbis isi. S6bmsn au
psrmaItsn Die SiBune tpuroe aufs,'
boben. neil bic beulibsn abseorbneter
nah Der Sidtte bes nebetfoas eilten.
Als bsl 2anbtus feline SiBuns pisber
aufnabm. iuste Der Stuttbalter. cir
iibe6d6sr STUDENT, Der sinen Deutiher
seidlueen babe. neil oisier bic 5arber
zines peutiben @OrpS trus. iei perbafts
pproen. Die Bolsei babe in rpirfiamsr
Beiie ibre PHlbt eetban. aber ioI6,
SoriUmmniHe fDnne feline 8oIisei perbin'
bern. Oie 1ideden protsitlrten Iau
sesen bieie BemeIfunsen.
gS fam su peiteren Strabentrapaqen
,wiihen ben Tibehen uno Deuti den, +
Oob bic Straben bon WiIItdr bsiss
tpurben.
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2batiaae. aIs iie auf ben eriten Nugen'
bid erideinen mag. Nsr benn 1T es.
Der iast, bnb pe,ru.na ben Gatarrb, mo-
iib berielbs aud bsfinoen mag. furirt 2
SO iino bic 4erste bic sS fasen. bic Bre'
bigger ebenfaas. ioipie eine srobe Irmes
Don Wdnner uno Srauen, bic oeriuti
uno sebrautt baben. Die 9tlten uno bic
Suneen iasen es. Sic iasen es i'm
Nehen, iis iasen es i'm 9loroen uno i'm
Siioen. Mas bieie iaesn es frei uno
often, bab pe.rusna in alien 5daen &a'
tarrb turirt.
Nan ienbs idr cine freie 8opie eines
lauitrirten 8udes bon 3su8nifien. beti'
telt ,,Sacts unb paces", perianot' bon
Der Pe'ru'na Drug Manufacturing GOm'
panp, Columbus. D.
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Seltenes Wenu.

Das Nrransementscomlte Der natio
nalen 8lsbsadtsr's Gonusntion in Den
DER. @ol., bas aae 8orbereiiuneen !
Su osm srobsn Barbecue su irefen bal.
pelbes an Rahmlttas bes 81. Sanuui
ueranfaItst tpsrosn ipiro. bot ieinen 8s
u6t abssltattst. DaS Seitmubl NUT
iniopen e,nsn biltoriiden 81 braite'
babsn. als sS bas leBte Dial in Amsrita
isin tpirO, bab pilOer Buffalo. 8drsn
glsnnibier. uno Inillopen' 8raten fer
uirt psroen tpiro. gdt 8tnper. p,el
9uffalos. ie6S @Ienntbisre, sebn Gnti'
lopsn. bier Barren, piersls Sdafe une
,psibunOsrt OpoRum psrOen seidIa6tel
merOen. sebn 5dfsr Pldles. cine bllb,
Come adie. pi:rsis iSdHer iiiBer &dr
tOifsIn, brsitauisnb 2aib 8roo unb bier
bunoert 5ab Bier iiuO bsfsat tporoen.
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artes ser @defer's 1Inipn.

Die @bieaso 8ddsr'S Union bat siren
2riee eeeen bic ,,9Imeriean biscuit 60"
uno sIei6seilis eessn aas 8dfereibsEbe,
bssonnsn. be Seabs bsi&dftieen. Dt
8eamtsn Der 8dder's Union iassn, Il,
peroen ben 2rtes in iebsm Staats fab
rem, in tpeltem bic ..American Biscuit
Co." 9sitafte bat. Sic flasen ol,
Gompanie an. iberna. mo fs bic Son,
trole Ibsr eine 9ddsrsi erlanst bat
MtsIieoer ibrsr Organization ,u eni,
IaRen uno Ridt. Union 8dder. bic blu,
ger arbelten. an,ufeasn unb baour6 aud
ben Sobn IN anoersn Sadereisn bsrun.
terauoradsn. Sn 81. 2ouis piro eir
slsldsr 8ampf ssfibri uno aud in anbs
rem Staoten piro er, tpie man erpartst
isbr balo beginner.
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Or. q. Is. SSeft's
g8erben= nno @ebirn-SebanSlnng

bas CrisiHai. ale anesre SerfaIffunssn,
uiro untsr poftiu sei6riebeusr 8araniie nlr
ourd autorifirts asenisn uertauft fnrIrt idwu.
&es 0eodttuib. sdminosI Sdlafciistsit pu.
it.ria RadtpsrluH. boz. srdume. 8erluft bon
Btrirauen. asrusnidwdds iussnbIlde 6sbIer
obsr llebtrssnub BON sabad. Opium otsr eI.
quer. msIdss 3ur Roib, aus,sbruns 9ufnn
uuo 300 fihrt SIN 9ao,u ooer per Bon. 81 ole
Rite, isbs fur So mt idr ftlidsr Sarantis 5u
furirsn oosr Sslo SurldsTft ttst Brobs 9od,ts
6Iale Bsbanblunssn pOae anpsiiun8 rs Ste.
Sur sins grobs an cine 9erion. SIN eaoen ooeI
per Boit.
Rptbs Babel fps,isn ertra 2tdrfs,
Bur unprmoesn Srafluerlnit. 9eldledtsuer
luft ODER trudilofufsit 81 Die aiiie ieds fn'
IS. mt itrlft'htr 8aranre in 30 Ia lsn ju fu
rirsn Bm. @ Start 3f6 Benn uro POI
@aibiustoa Noe, Serautou 3D., Agent.
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iiuiperiitdts. SilOuus fur beutfae c
TraueR.

SIM 9Rsi6stuae erbob 5reitas Bring
SdOenei6 @arOIatb bic Srase Der bbbe'
rsn Ausbilbuns Der 5ruuen, atporauf be,
Stuatsistreidr bes Snnern. 9raf Poia,
oorSti, an;eiste, bic 8sbbroen battsn
sntidieoen. bub 5rauen in 3ufunft se
sshaltet tperben ioate, ben 8orleiunssn
IN ben llniperFtdten nit Grlaubnib bee
Reftors uno Der 9rofs1oren als @dhs
bsisntpobnsn. Der StaHSisfretdr fiisls
b'nsu, 8sidstunaler SObenIobe trefft
Borbereitunsen. UNI Jrauen Dlploms Su
uerlsiben uno tpenn iid buS arrangement
als erfolsreid erpeiien ioate, tpdrbsn
rpabridsiulit nod wsitere Wabnubmsn
seiroffen tperoen.
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Uaebr ais sreisis Sdmfsr serftort.

Ssuer brad in einem Ieeritsbenbsn
Sauie in bsr 8anbhrabe. 8anosburs.
Sal, aus. oas nit reienoer S8nelis'
tsit UNI iid srif uno msbr ais crsibls
@ebduoe inne,balb elmer Stunbe eins
di&srts. aasS auf bsibsn Ssiisn Der
Ranbfrabs bon StaIsp ausnus bis tiber
oas @Iite,5bsater binaus unb Elm Ibsil
pon 8roabpap puroe pessefest; bas
Bohamt uno einiee Der erDbten Sc
idaftslabsn murosn Elm 8aub Der 6lam'
men. Ser DsrIut ipiro iih auf nabs,u
500, 900 bsluufen. Dis sanss Staoi
mare mabridsinli& nieoersebrannt /.
usnn aur 8sit elm fartsr @ino seberIi&t
bate. I'm Der 3ert6run8 elm 3iel au
lsben, tpurben BON ben Seueripebrleutsn
unb 8arssrn mtbrere Sduier nieosrss'
rifen. giemanb purbs perlebt uno bic
Poitiaben tpurben gereitet.
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Safen bat nad einem 3onfuIar. .8eriGt
clue eepiiie 8efiirsuns unter ben beut'
idsn Obhsddtsrn errset. Die Gepfel'
grnts in amsrita i'm Sabre 1896 mar
enorm unb bic Breife baber iebr nieoris |;
bieier llmitanb eroberte Der Srudt ben
bsutfden Warft unb obpObl bic Iesiidb'
rige @rnte bebeutenb iIsiner unb bic
Brsiis bsmsniipredenb b0ber iinb. tper.
ben bod amsriian,ide aepfel in Deutfd.
Lamb psrlanst unb iheint es bemnn6. als
Oh biefes 2anb Elm gutter 8unbe fur uns
isrsn nsberflub an bisfem Proouft blei.
ben tpirb.
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SIu q SApinbfad,tiae.

Der llntsrteidnete bat nadbsm sr msbrsrs
Sabre lang nit einem idperer eunaenIsieeu
bebaftet mar. psld.s in S9miHbiuat ansan.
arisn broste. eurh einfa1e MdtsI feline 0e-
iinobsit pieoer trIanst. uno er pia oisfes
peilmittel Der leioenbeu Wenlhbeit mitibsilsH.
Nm aas. weIhs bas Seilmitttl boben poIlsn.
ihidt sr bsrsitmlQisf cine Gopis bee bon ibn
benustsu &tespts msldes bic ,ee,osnb'n ols
elm fhsrss Ssilmittsl ssasn S9minnindt,
aiibma, Ratarrb, 9ron6itis, uno olls pnlss
uno eungeufranfbeiten ftnnsn ltrneu ipsroen
u boitt pab alle 9aosnoe isin Riitel probireu
w,roen ba ss unidobbar 1T Sifienieen,
uslde oas &sespt babsn wollsn, tpsldes ibnen
uidts toffei uno fid pie0sidt ale eine " eblibat
ermeilen piro. poller freurbIiidbft anrsfren:
Rev. Edward A. Wilson,
Brooklyn. New York
~ Grp6but oisis 3siiuug.
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Gin tpeiiIidss 8latt Bat aber bic art
unb @siis. tpie pisle Weniden ..ein Sc.
ben MAIDEN. 8sobddtunssn ansefeat.
unb idreibt bardber 5OIsenbeS (: @ott
beanatete 2sbner arbeiten ais Stroben'
febrer; Mtbeien rrsbisen bus gpanse'
lium; brilante Sdreiber trasen W5r.
tel {; Wdnner bstrsiben Rs&isproris. bic
Bfsrbe bsiblasen ioIlteu {; anbere ipielen
ii1 als Dunbarste auf, tpdbren6 iie bef'
fer an ben Sdsbod paBten; Wdnner.
tpsIGe Bertrausnshsasn betIeiben iollten.
befinbsn iid i'm 8udtbuuie. unb anoere.
psI6e i'm 3udtbauie isin iO!ltsn. beliefs
ben 8ertrauenSftelen.
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Satet end Dor ealbeu seseu ssa.

tarrb, bic AusdEIber srbaItsn, ba 0utdflbtr
iitn ben Sinn bee @sruGs srf5rsn unb hae
aan,s Syfsm pSuis ;srriittsu pirp, tpsun %
purG bic I6lsimietn ObraGttn sinpriHet
Sc6s artiisl iolisn ME aussr auf @rorbnuns
gut bsrufsntr aests ssbrautt psrotn, ba bsr
Stabsn. ben is anri6ttn. ssbnmaI 70 erpB III
ale bas @uts, bas Sbr papsn sratslsn fSnntst
Sail's aatarrb. stur, fabrisirt bon .. 8 Gtsnsy
u Co.,. ,.folspO, O., snttdIt fsin Ausdflbsr uno
miro iantrlt e,nommsn uub ipuft birsft auf
bic i6lsimissn Obuad6tn bee Spiftms. Wsnn
Sbr Sal's ttatarrb-sfur fault i,io fttr, eab
Sbr bic 6hte bsfommt. Sic tpirb tnnerlid &c
nOmmsn unb In Solsbp, Sbip, BON 8. ). Gbsnfp
& 60 gsmatt.
Bg- grfauft BON aIsn apOtbsisrn, prsis
75c. bic Blal1s.
Saa's GamiIisn pinsn iInb bic bthrn.
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Srpf;er Oerbienf (!

8'r uns feline aoore1e emienoet, osm isnasn
mir per Boit ssuaue austunft iibtr elm aau5
neues @siddit, ipomit iraeno cine psrion mann.
liden ODER wsibiden 8efdIs@ts auf ebrIidt
Beiis uno obne srobe ausIasen uub Ribs hber
8sHen uno Btoosln: Sttn aatnti6 ifts 2um'
bug ionosrn Elm ebrIidts Ssfddft aorsffrs
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S 6 n | B e E

Sttbersetb, meldes $50 Sabre
aft III, cirtulirt nod In Spanien.
Gin outer Straus sibt idhrs
lid Seberu i'm @ertbe bon $4,000 bic
$4,000.
bemQeibeeiner Spinue
ipurben ibon @epebs in Der eanse bon
24 Wleileu se,oseu.
aameelmiIib IN nidt MIR iebr
idmudbaft, ionbern aud iiberaus trdfs
tiseno unb nabrbaft.
SUIT 233 8liitben Sur sleifen
3eit trug elm einaiser Sonnenblumer'
ftensel in Burns, aan.
Ole 'moberue 9ofomotipe
Der beiten art iett iidl aus 6OOs ein'
,eluen 2beilen 5niammen.
Die @eftprobuttiou on
Saffee bettdst 100000 bis 12,'
900, 1000 8allen i'm Sabre.
DieSaupturia a6e Der aabl'
belt biloen, pie Elm slr,t ertldrt, eng
anliesenbe, unoentilirte Siite.
Bepor Die Stablidfitt'
fdube erfunben unb fabriSirt ipurbeu,
lief man SdIittidub auf 8ein.
gn 10000 8hdereieu sibt
es nod Der Sddeung zines fran'
,Uiiiden @elebrten auf oer Delt.
Oas @ebtrn perliert, fpie ger3te
bebaupten, an @epidt, iobalb Der
Menid bas so. 2ebensjabr erreiflt bot.
8ersofbete Sfabmen reinist
man naf elmer neuen Wetbobe ba'
burd, buB man iie nit Bier abwaiGt.
Die 8esetarianer bebaupten,
bae elm Gder Qanb bier perionen bet
pesetubiliider ylabruns gut erndbrsn
lam.
Gusb ber Seuidrede fiellt Elm
Gpanier cine fettise SubitanS her, aus
melder eine iebr quite Suppe bereitet
nerben fam.
Sammtli5es 8anb, bas fid
iiber ben Meeresipiesel erbebt, wiirbe
pom sltlantiideu S,ean nidt msbr ole
Elm Dritttbeil fiillen.
@eiblide 36slinse beI
@Dmnoiien weiit Sollanb ber'
malen l09 auf. Oieielbeu pertbeiler
Iid, auf 81 oerartiae Shulen.
auf gnfa6 Der a1ni9ir
Wiarsberita BON Stalien wirb anf bel
Spiee beS Wlonte 0ioia, 1880 Wletel
bod, Elm Sbieruatorium erridtet.
8eeenausensebreden per'
ben BON flint aipirauten fir bic Bun
besarmee, bic als bienltuntauslih er
fldrt pnrSen, burdianiitli6 bier gu
riidsewieien.
Dor 40 Sabren bate Sat
pan bios 9iiitsnidiife. Seute weii
bas Wliiaooreid mebrere sroBe Dampf
Observation-Disclosures auf berei
srOBte SO Sdiffe beiiet.
Gen 8uf, bas faul fe 8ot
J ber @rbe Su iein, seuieben bic @inwob
| uer ber Sanbpid. 9nieln i'm Stillel
Ssean. Ole glutur sibt ibnen bi
nUtbise Slubrune, uno iOnit brauden II
nidts.
! Bon ben &c Sunbertidb
risen, welde @rOebritannien in
Sabre 800 auimies, paren 43 Srane,
! unb 90 Mdnner; bon ben 2l3 9un
! tertiabrisen in Sranfreid paren IA
Sraueu unb &c Mldnner.
, @efdbrlid ideiut oas grd
fibeuteuamt Der Republii Merif
su iein. Qertere bat lett 1921 oi
ftattli6e Gn,abl bon rs Resiernnss
inbabern sebabt, bon benen pier bin
b seridtet, elmer uersiitet, pier ermorSe
. iporben uno iieben i'm ariese eefalle
n iino.
Sp65eiten In srobartiser
!. Ma biiabe iinb In Snoien sebrdud
lid. 9ei elmer unl6nsit itattsefnnbs
men berartisen affaire waren nabe3
is, 900 Sreunbe bes 0rdutisams an
ipeienb. Cine polle @Ote wurbe beI
il Selie uub ben 6aInit perbunbenen Rs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-01-27

bss nnterIeibs. uni
cine Wsnse pon5rauen
leibsn an &atarrb Der
pelpiiden Orsans.
g8enn mir fomit ia'
gen. bub 8atarrb. mo
INNER er Iid befinbst.
purd Pe.ru.na furirl
ipirb, 10 fonfiatiren
mir sine bieltpl6tieere
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-01-27

No. 9as ,9o&enbIatt" sHtkdIt ben
beiten 2ofaI.Bsri&t unb ale IonRiesr
Rsuisisitsn bon Snisrshs. Sur $500
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Or. Sartman fact.
0esru.na fnrirt 8atarrb, mo
immer perfelbe lid feffees

feet baben mag.
Gus 8IaFen unb aDrpsr. 8eidoffen'
beiien ber Wsnf1sn baben hroniiden
&atarrb. gr peridont ipsber ben Stars
fen nod Sdmaden, tpeoer 9tIt nod
Sung. @siunben nod 8ranfen. Sn
aasn Sdidisn Der menidIiden @siea'
idaft iinbst Sbr 8utarrb. 8ei6e 2suts.
orms 2sute. 8stiIer. Disbe.. 8edtsss'
lsbrts, Doftorsn, 8ouilsu Briefer.
uitp.. iie 4[e Isiben barun. SO III ni6l
aaein 8atarrt bss 2opfes an bem bic
Wenf6beit Ieibst ionbern au6 &atarrb
oe- 9unsen. bes Salfes. bes Wusens,
2atorrb her aebsr, bsr gfieren. 8atorrb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-01-27
Couis lobmann's
RotPI,
1923 nas 325 sprmss straBs.

40
ct. 9ouis anbeuisr Bui9 uno Q. @obinfou
Bisrs. BerIinsr @eibbier. Bon Beinen uue
9lquoren peroen nur bic erprebtefen Rarfen
9efubtt Better Borter uno Vile.
0Darme unb falte Speifen
bu ieosr Sasssseit. aae Sslitaieffsn Der Sab.
resjeit. Cine rei6baItlse auspahI be, bsf't
gi9arreu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-01-27
&merifanifhe Mepfef In Deutfd,
Lamb.

Dis Gnfunft bon Ga. .539 sdfern mi,
amsr'tanli4sn Ispisln i'm Sambursst
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-01-27

gsrfauft bet Gpotbeiern, ooer fret ueriGi@
nad Gmpfuus bss Yreiies, 25c., ober 8 fiir 81.
Or. Sumpbrsps' SomsOpatiidss glaunaI
fir 9ranfbeiisn fret perididt.
Humphreys Ned. Co., Ill William g., n. 7.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-15
PECULIAR POIS0NS.
GENERATED IN THE HUMAN BODY.
The Result OF Imperfect Digestion OF
Food.

Every living thing. plant or animal.
contnins within Itself the germs of Ger
tain decay and death.
In the human body these germs Of dis
ease and death (cailed by scientists Pto-
mainesl. aro usually the result OF lmpcr-
fec, digestion Of food. the result OF lndl-
gesuon or dyspepsia.
Tho stomach. from abuse. weakness.
does not properly and thoroughly digest
the food The result IL a heavy soddJn
mass which fermenis (the first process OF
decay poisoning the blood. making Il
thin, weak and lacking In red corpuscies;
poisoning tho brain. causing heldlch,r
and pain In tho eyes.
Bad digestion lrritates the heart. caus.
ing palpltation and finally bringing on
disease OF this very important organ.
Poor digestion polsons the kidneys
causing Brights disease and diabetes.
Ard this IL 80 because every organ.
every nerve depends upon the stomach
alone for nourishment and renewal. and
weak digestion shows itself not only In
loss Of appetite and flesh. but IN weak
nerves and muddy complexion.
The great English scientist, Huxley.
said the best start In life Is n sound
stomach. Weak stomachs fan 20 digest
food properly, because they lack the
proper quantity Of digestive acids Oactlc
and hydrochlorio) and peptogcnlc pro-
ducts: the most sensible remedy In all
cases OF indigestion Is 70 take after each
meal one or two Of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets, because they supply In a pleasant
harmless form all the elements that weak
stomachs lack
The regular use OF Stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets will cure every form OF stomach
trouble except cancer OF the stomach
They increase flesh insure pure blood
strong nerves, a bright eye and clear
complexion. because all OF these result
only from wholesome food we'll digested.
Nearly all druggists sell stuarts Dys-
pepsia Tablets at % cents full sized
package or by mail by enclosing price to
Stuart Co.. Marshall, Mich. but ask your
druggist first.
A little book on stomach diseases
mailed free. Address F. A. Stuart Co..
Marshall, Mich.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-15
IMPORTANT NOTICES

We arc informed that certain parties purchasing some Of the Old
Jensen n-filling Machines, with view 10 repairing
them BY supplying any missing, worn broken paris and again putting
them 10 use for packing salmon
recent legal decision Of high authority has been rendered TO The
effect st TO supply one or all Of the above cannot be lawfully done with
out consent Of the patent owner
We are he sole owner by purchase Of :he Jensen Patent for these
machines and public notice hereby given that any and all per-
sons who undertake repair use these old machines will be
prosecuted 10 the m extent Of the law The matter has been placed In
the hands Of our attorney John H. Miller Esq., San Francisco with
peremplOn instructions to take all necessary legal steps to protect our
rights IN the premises. ALASKA PACKERS ASSOCIATION