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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-08-04

When George r. Peck first became
an attorney for the Santa Fe, says the
New York Tribune, he went to a small
town in Western Kansas to argue a
case that had been brought before the
road for damages to several head of
cattle that had been killed. The case
was tried before a judge who was de-
cidedly German. The witnesses were
examined, the case was gone through
with, and the attorney for the prosecu-
tion arose and made strong plea for
conviction. He waxed eloquent and
the Judge paid close attention.
"Are you troo?" asked the Judge
when the lawyer stopped.
eyes, your honor"
you wins de case, said the Judge.
"Bat I want a chance to argue my
side of the case" said Peck.
''No; he WINS" stoutly asserted the
Judge. But PECK commenced to talk,
and gradually his talk led up to the
case, and before the Judge knew il
Peck was arguing the defense. The
judge listened closely, and when Peel
had finished he said:
"You wins the case"
"But you have already decided ii
my favor, said theother lawyer.
"Dat's all right. I reverse my frs
decision Dis man wins, and the judgr
stuck to his last decision and Peck wei
his railroad case.-Topeka State Jour
nal.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-08-04
Use DIR. Miles, NERVE PLAsTERs for EPINAL
WEAKNESS. All druggists sell EN- for 25c.

The cartoons reproduced in the Au-
gust Review Of Reviews from Spanish
journals serve to indicate the density
Of popular ignorance in Spain as to the
facts of the present war. For instance
one cartoon shows Cervera's feet as
successfully slipping past Sampson at
Santiago; another represents Cervera
as having Schley bottled up; while in o
third Admiral Dewey figures as a rat
caught in Spain's Philippine trap.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-08-04

It is my pleasure, and a duty owe to the af-
hicted, TO bear my testimony TO the fact that
Smiths Sure Kidney Cure will do all
and more than you claim for it. Aside from be-
ing sure kidney cure, " it win euro any infa-
nation wherever located. AS remedy fol
piles, sourness in the chest, stomach and bow.
els. it affords Immediate relief and effects 8
permanent cure.
s. o. HEMENWAY,
5South eSd Street. St Louis. Mo
For sale by loca. druggists.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-08-04
why a Colorado School Was Closed

Why a Colorado School Was Closed.
Mary Matthews, a nice little girl,
lived so far from the school house that
she rode little blue. eyed, confding
mule to the hall of learning. The
teacher thought it unwise to ALLOW the
animal to Craze about unharmed, SO he
attempted to club it away. The rest Of
the story is told in these expressive lit
tie lines:
Mary had a little mule
II followed her to school:
That was against the rule
The teacher, like fool,
Got behind that mule
And hit him with a rule.
After that there was no school.
Rifle (C0I) Reveille.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-08-04

The inmates OF the Joliet, ILL.,. peni-
tentiary have the war news, in con-
densed form printed in the prison
every afterGy at 2 o'clock.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-08-04

The following local advertisement
appeared in rural newspaper recently:
"For Sale, by Veteran of Need
One fine old army rifle that never
missed fire in her life. Record: Five
hundred and seventy men in three
years, after which the owner got tired
and quit countin'. Atlanta Constitu-
ton.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-08-04

A meteoric stone weighing four tons
fell on a warehouse in Flume, Austria,
and set it on fire. The stone crashed
through the house and was found
buried in the cellar.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-08-04

SsFAAAA~A CUBAN RELIEF cures
EC5fHIEEN Collie Neuralgia and Toothache
in five minutes Sour Stomach
and Summer Complaints. Price, IS Cents.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-08-04
A Healthy Man
Until the Grip Broke Down hls
Health = Hoods SaEsaparIlla
Gave Him Appetite and Sleep.


"Up to the time when had the grip I
was strong, healthy man. After that
had no appetite and was not able 10
rest we'll at night. l decided to try
Hoods sarsaparilla and purchased a sup
ply. 1t has done me vast amount of
good. / have a good appetite and can
sleep we'll" JOSEPH M. WARDLAw,
Rome, Georgia.
81 have found Hoods Sarsaparilla in
valuable for purifying the blood and loss
of appetite. 1t cures all eruptions and
makes me feel better In every way"
]. A. CRoEL, Brunswick, Georgia.
Wonderful cures of Scroiula, Salt
Rheum, Ulcers, Sores, Dyspepsia, and
other diseases, prove the great curative,
blood purifying and enriching powers OF
Hoods sassnI ossiiia
The best in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
Insist upon HOOPS; take no substitute.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-08-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
VIRGINIA COLLEGE

For YOUNG LADIES, Roanoke, Va,
Opens Sept sth, 1893 One OF the leading
Schools for Young Ladies' In the South. Mag
nificent buildings, all modern improvements.
Campus ten acres, Grand mountain scenery
in Valley OF Va. famed for health EuroDean
and American teachers. Full course Superior
advantages in Art and Music Students from
twenty-five States For catalogues address
the President.
MATTE P. HARRIS, Roanoke, virginia
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-08-04
WARM REPLY TO EVANS.

"Capt. Evans was aboard, blowing
to the Commodore about how the Iowa
sank two destroyers and two cruisers.
He was about to go on and claim the
other two cruisers as his victims when
the Commodore dryly remarked that
he was sorry the Bsooklyn didn't get
into it, and that she didn't fire shot
You should have seen Fighting Bob
shut up. This incident is characteris-
tic OF both men. Here's the way we
sing it now:
Where was Sompson when the feet came out?
Where was he and what was he about?
Come, my little man. tell me II you can,
Where was Sampson when the fest cane outl
''You know the New York didn't fire
a shot except at few old hulks thai
had hauled down their flags, and came
boiling up to the Colon about an hour
after she had surrendered to Commo-
dore Schley. There is very bitter
feeling between the New York and
the Brooklyn. They are very jealous
of us, and we hate them for the petty
meanness they have shown us ever
since they came down here. There
will be free-for-all fight when the
crews get ashore together with little
firewater inside. We are all growing
Schley boards; they will be all the
rage when we strike New York"
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-08-04

Nea AANHAAA AAAs
DR., Miles Remedies
are sold by all drug
gists under a positive
guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases OF the heart and
nerves free. Address,
DIR. MILES MEDICA
The times., 1898-07-19

pursuit race, professional. Won by Wal
thour. Time, 20:14.
The officials who presided at the meet
yesterday were:
Referee-Mortimer Redman.
Judges-E. II. Shuster, l.. b. Graves, r.
M. Dobbins.
Starter-William Jose. a5S
Timers-H. r. Thompson, John N.
Woerner, p. Won Boeckman.
Scorers-Carl Mayer. A. c. Gensier.
Clerk of the Course-Rudolph Jose; as
sistant, L. S. Connolly.
Announcer-W. II. Henshaw.
Umpires-Ed. Neumeyer. Jr., w G. Fitz-
hugh, ]. w. Graham, w. G. Crowley.
Handcapper-E. e. Simpson.
Manager-William Jose.
The times., 1898-07-19
Before Stock 10c
taking Price, c1S
Laces and White Goods with
Before StOck.takiHg Prices.

Sc. and lOc. value fine machine-made
TOrchon, NOrmandie, Nalenciennes and
Point de Paris Laces. Choice
Sc yard.
E0c. value fine French Yaienciennes Edg-
1ng, assorted patterns,
25c Dozen
2Oe. value fine Cambria and Swiss Edges
11Ec yard.
&c. value fine Swiss Edges
15c yard.
CSC. and 4Oc. value fine Swiss Edges
25c yard.
Coo. value All-SiIk Black Footing
4oc per dozen,
Is pieces Of fine imported Pique Medium
Cord, elegant, weighty goods. 39c. value
zoe yard.
6O-inch wide Tarletans, all colors. Spe-
cial-
SIC yard.
l9c. value plain Swiss AruIis-
121Sc yard,
l5c. value fine sheer Persian Lawn
Sic yard.
ISc. value fine sheer White organdie-
1ZHC yard.
81 1-2c. value fine sheer White Organ
die, 6S inches wide
23c yard
CSC. value fine handmade Pin Dot
Swisses-
25c yard.
15c. value fine White Lawn, 40 inches
wide
1oc yard.
The times., 1898-07-19
Under=MuSlinS
Under=Priced.

Go TO any Of the big underwear makers
of the land and ask him TO duplicate the
quality and the prices Of the garments
that were offering in todays announce
rnent and he'd laugh at you. He'd tell
sou that such figures wouldn't cover The
cost of the cambricS and the muslins-
that the fine laces and lingerie couldn't I
be purchased within that sum. He'd tell
you that the maker paid his deft-hngered
seamstresses and his nimble-hngered de-
signers almost as much as these prices
for their share OF the garments produc-
ton For these are offerings of no mean
degree that face you. They are the best
values IN the department az their prices.
Our great Before Stock Taking Sale
has brought them TO their price-wrecked
condition.
Ladies' Colored Lawn Corset Covers.
Some Of 'em have high, some low necks.
They're made Of an unusually good quail
" fabric in the following fast colors:
Light blue, yellow, navy and lavender. Re
duced from soc.
The times., 1898-07-19
Hall Ready for Enrreu

Dennis Hall, of New York City, called
at The Times Office yesterday and an
nounced that he was anxious to meet
Jack Farrell, of Wilmington, Del, at 126
pounds, for purse of $100 Hall, it will
be remembered, fought John Lawson the
Terrible Swede," to a draw some time
ago
The times., 1898-07-19
$500 Excursion TO the Sea- $500
shore via PennsyIysnia Railraad

For Atlantic City, Cape May, Ocean
City and Sea Isle City. Tickets on sale
for II a. m. and l2:45 p. m. trains Fridays
and Saturdays until September 10. 1898.
good to return until the following Tues
days. at rate OF 50. including transfer of
passenger in Philadelphia, commencing
June "a
suit .&tha. N. mon wed&trip.m until Sept 10
The times., 1898-07-19
House & Hermann,
Liberal HomefurnisherS,
9TH and | SITS. N. w.

graveled For a part of the way paths
will be built on both sides of the road.
This is something in the way of an eX-
pertinent. The plan has been tried to eX-
cellent advantage over one of the roads,
and it is thought that the new paths
built in this way will be equally as good
riding as is the Broad Ripple and Mil
lersyille routes.
The times., 1898-07-19

'T have used Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy In my family for years and always
with good results says Mr.. W. B. Cooper
of El Rio, Cal. "For small children we
find it especially effective" For sale by
Henry Evans, wholesale and retail drug
gist. 93s F st. NV. and Conn ave. and
ST. NV, and 1928 Nd ave. ne.
The times., 1898-07-19

In speaking to Mr.. J. D. Lasley, the
president of the Park Bicycle Club, who
is conducting the coming race against
Michael, a reporter for The Times learned
that Moran was regarded as the best
available man 10 put against Michael.
II might add" said Mr.. Lasley, that
Moran win most likely surprise every
bodv by his riding In training he is fol-
lowing pace in a beautiful manner, mug
ging the rear wheel of the f II machins
and switching off in a splendid manner
from one pacing machine to ano. her
While he has been in training for some
time, extremely hard training since be
coming a member Of the Eclipse team,
three or four weeks ago, most of his work
has been for sprint events. He began the
season training for middle distance events
for his race against lie Compte, the Bal
timorean. which he won. Since then he
has found it hard to get back to sprint
work He has now been put back to
middle distance training. with. as | sax
before, encouraging results. II is a case
where his hard training of the early sea-
son has proven its great advantages. BY
the end of the week Moran ought TO be
able to follow the fastest pace that can
be set by a local team, and he ought
be able TO go ten miles in eighteen min
utes or theTeabouts." In reply to direct
question. he stated that if any other men
in the city showed better speed than Mo
ran for middle distance work, he would
certainly be selected to ride against the
Welsh midget My idea is" continued
he, Ito get the fas.est local man possible
to ride against Michael. because ! feel
certain that the race is going to be the
cycling event of the city SO far this sea-
son. You may depend upon it that we
will put UP good race at this end of
the line, and if we do not win we will
come somewhere very near doing So.
The times., 1898-07-19
PARK CYCLE CLUB RACES
The Ninth Meet Proves a Big
Success.
LARGE CROWD In ATTENDANCE

All OF the Events HotIy Contested,
The ArIibStGns Win the Team
Rnce-WaIthour Takes the Mile
Handicap Professicpai-The AUS
Much Enjoy mcnt
The times., 1898-07-19
Before Stock 12c
taking Price, ccS

Children's White Lawn Dresses. as
sheer and cool as any fabric can be. They
are all made with guimps. Splendid
worth among ,em. Reduced from 81.
The times., 1898-07-19

s1.25 buys case of doz bottles of either
Diamond" or ''Munchner" Beer. Write
or phone 222. National Capital Brewing
Co., 18th and D S. E.
The times., 1898-07-19

1t is said by some that Gounselman has
been rather badly treated in the matter
How much ruth there is in the. statement
is hard to tell. II is said that he is re-
ouired to report every morning almost as
soon as he has finished his breakfast, and
made TO follow a hot pace. 1t IS not at
all surprising that ne should not be in
the best of riding condition. after fun
meal. Neither is it surprising TO learn
that the PAGERS managed 70 practically
run away from him. II his training at
ternpts were made in the afternoon, ths
result would be entirely different. There
is hardly any doubt OF his ability TO nos
the hottest pace that can be set by any
local multicycle team. His training
should be changed 10 the afternoon, and
the result would be much more encourag-
ing. not only TO the rider himself, but to
the management as well.
The times., 1898-07-19
taiins bili1s i'SIs, Ffias, lZ7c

An odd lot of Children's White Dresses
.-prettily made affairs, in dainty styles.
They're somewhat smirched from hand
ling. Their right prices are 59c. and 75c.
The times., 1898-07-19

VIII loan $500 at per cent. per annum
H. D. Gordon, lawyer, 1885 T n. W.
The times., 1898-07-19
Before Stock 1Ec
taking Price, Lev

Here's a pile of worth-a big collec-
lion Of all sorts OF Muslin and Cambria
Observation-Disclosures and Corset Covers.
They're made up Of the finest grades Of
muslins and cambrics. Literally decked
with laces and embroideries. Corset COW
ers have French and tight-ltting necks.
Regular SO. quality.
The times., 1898-07-19
Before Stock l1c
taking Price, fs

Odds and ends of soiled Children's
White India Linon Aprons. They're taste
fully gotten UP little garments and they II
90 worlds Of service in keeping a Sum
mer dress udied up Reduced from 59c.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-07
Gin 9ebeimniR eelnftet.

Das 4uffinben sipeier Sfeleite in be,
Hdbe bon Wenpta, in Der Seminoler
Station, Idftet ben S4Ieier bsS @tbsim,
ni1es, Der felt pislsn Sabren auf BEN
8sri1minben zines prominenten iune,n
gbspaares eerubt bat. Wdbreno auf
elmer erobsn STAND, nidt melt o Wes
pofa sntfsrnt. Elm eroBer Drummer se.
eraben puroe, tpuroen bort 3tpei Stele!te
a~ufssfunbsn. bic %offsnbar piele Sabre
bort eelesen batten. Dte 8noaen Ssr'
fslsn, Iobalb iie an bic 2aft sebradt
purbsn ; in BEN Sano, in BEN re las
gen, ipuroen aber cine Insabl 9eeen.
hdnbs esfunbsn, bic senlsten, um nit
8ehimmibeit bic Sbentitdt Der bier Be-
erabenen feftaufteuen. 3urs mad Been.
oisuns bss ReaionsfrieseS perlisbte ii&
in ct. Souls, 3d.. elm Ra6fomme bes
praFbsutsn 8adarp Iaplor in Elm iun'
sss Wabten namens Oetapia Nalcolm.
Dis Gltsrn bes iunsen Iaplor tpioerieb
ten fi1 aber elmer 9eiraib, bic aber iroB'
BEN ftatifanb. Die gltern Taplor'S
tparsn reid uno pini6ten, oab ibr Sobn
tanbssssmdB bsiratbete. Ils er Octa'
pia MaleoIm irosbsm b~siraibete. iaete
fi1 feline Samilie bon ibm los. Ser
iunss 1aslor rsifs balo burauf nit iei'
ner iunssn Srau BON st. Souls ab, UNI
ii6 mad Sort Smiib. ari., su bs8eben,
pobin bamals nod feline glienbabn
fdbrts. limb ieitbem bat man ni6ts mebr
bon benz paar sebbrt. Das Gufinoen
oisIsr bsibsn SteIette f6eint gu bemeiisp,
bab bic 8eioen BON Snbianern ermoroel
pprben finb. bsnn cine Webaiue. meb.
rets Rings unb anOere Dinss fino mad
ldnssrsm SOri8sn als ous @iSsnibam
bss lunssn TaplOr unb isinsr 5rau iosn'
iifsirt tporben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-07
Cine RabsI bic Mrfabe.

10 Daniel SesIsp, bon 2pous. Serfs
Gountp, iplrte felt Ginger 8eit teGsnbe
S1mersen i'm 8ldsn unb IN Der linfen
Ssite. bis sr enoli6 na& eiuem Sofpitul
gina unb iid bort untsrfuGen lisb. Die
4srsts itsatsn fsf. baB sr an 2sberirsbs
lsibe unb ristbsn ibm. ii6 elmer Opera.
ton su unlerperfsn. Gr beidloB fi&
au1 biersu, bod am Gage, mo Ct su bie'
fem 3psd na4 9b;IaoeIpbia ssbsn
poats, untsriu1te sr ielbft feline Ssite,
nobel or sNnsn fpissn 18esenitanb be.
rabrte. &c sins su sinem 56neioer IN
2ponS. Der init elmer 9anse ibm feinen
8rebs. pobl absr cine anoertbaIb BOD
lanss l9Rabel aus Der Settle sesoesn.
Seitosm fnb aud be JSdmerssn fort.
Dor l6 Sabrsn psriaIudte 5sslep cine
RaoeI. ais sr in Obio tpObnts. uao oieis
bat CT ieiiosm nit iid bsrumeetrasen,
bis fis ii8 an Der Settle wisosr bsrausse.
i6afft bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-07
Tanatifaer xempereusler.

Sin .fanatiiter Probibitioniit uutsr
BEN 8i6terfano IN Rldtsr Boqof pom
3. @eridtsoiftritt BON Norb, Oafotu.
ST uetbdnet ndmlid iibsr ieben Nnes,
tlasten. Der Der 8erlssuns oes @etrdnfe'
oerbots lberfabrt tporben 1T, bic bod,
ten seieslid suldRissn Strafen. 80
p%srurtbeilte er in 8rafton einen Mann.
Der gum speiten Wale ipssen nebertret'
une oes 9etrdnfs. q sieBes ibulois BE-.
%funoen. su l5 Wonaten 3u4tbiuS. Den
apotbeter Story bon 9ufllo psrurtbsiIts
oieier famofe 8itter tpesen bsHelben
Bsrssbsus su 80 1asen @IiansniB unO
3abluns elmer Strafe oon $500 uno
Rotten. suiammen stpa $1,000.
Wit ben 9emsinten, i4euBljdItsn
8srbredern eebt oisier 8idter oasesen
uiel milosr UNI. 81 tpurOs Elm "a Sabre
alter 8utide. tpsIdsr feline l6iabrise
S6peiter unittlib ansesrifen bate.
uno elm anbsrer 8arihe peeen Serge.
uuItisuns befslben NdodenS in Soft
senommsn. Sen beiben 9sfaueenen &C.
~itattsie Der 8iater. fi9 oss einfudsn
ansrifs iduloie su betsnnen, tporauf ct
iie su 30 5asen @sfGnsnlB uno 500
@elbfrafe perurtbellte. 9ieier 8ldter
bdlt pemnad ben 8sttauf zines @taiss
Bier Ober Shnaps fur Elm tpsit eroBsrss
9srbre4sn aIs 8Iuti4anoe uno Notb.
AUDIT,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-07
9lnHphufAe an Sismard BON
Nab unb Fern.

sim @sburtstuss bss Sdrfen 8ismard
tparen bic @soanfen Der Deutfden iiber.
al auf @rbsn Der GinfiebIerflauie i'm
Sahfsnpalbe Sueepanbt. Ser 9atriart
bss firnIi9en SauieS mar sur Setter bes
Cages bon idmmtliden SamiIienmitslie'
bern, ben Sbbnen uno @emablinen. Der
To1tsr, benz Sdpisseriobn uno BEN
Ra&pu&s umrinst. Ser Sirit iab ben
fanftieen grbsn bss Namens unb Titels.
ben einsissn Sobn DITTO bes @rafen Ger
bert 8ismurd, gum eriten WaIe. Dis
iunee Wutter, @rdfin Wareuerite, 1T
bon S6bnbauien in Der Nltmarf nit mad
5risori6srub sersif. Die BOfbeamten
unb Gelserapbifen in Srieori&srub bot
ten i1persn Disnf. Gus allen Tbeilen
oes Reihs unb BON tpeit iiber oeRen
8rensen binaus trafen @liidtpunfd.De.
peihen unt 8oitisnbuneen. @sburtstasss
geI&ents sntbaltsnb, elm. SAT- idmmt.
li&s beuiids 8unbesfarften, allen poran
Der 3aiisr. babsn @lidpunid'O epe'
iten ssi&idt. Die .,6etreusn o Sc
Der" ianbtsn, nis in frIberen Sabren.
l0l 3isbiseisr. Srembe 8eiuder tparen
piafommsn bod muBte Der Sirit fih
i9onen. unb baS @ebot bes Or. Sdpen.
niger Iaatste bubin. ieslids a%nfrensune
uno Aufreeun9 tu meloen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-07
gBer Mifitarpaidtta 1T.

Dsnienieen, ipeIGe tpiHen tpolen. iper
i'm Sale hes .D'raufidlasens" triess'
.pfIiGtis lit. sur SnformatiOn. Die @e.
isbe bon Benniplpanien ~srildren, baB is'
Der i6rpsrIi6 unb seifti9 ssiunoe 8lreer
i'm Alter bon 81 biz As Sabren i'm Sale
zines 8rie8s, Snbafion, sur 8erbitune
bon Snpaiionen. sur nnterbridun8 bon
Riots unb sur lnteritlsune Der Gipilbe'
amten in Der I~usfdbruns Der Staatsse.
isbe in bic MiIis sinssmufert unb 3um
utiipen Sienite b~eransesossn peroen
fam; unb Der @oupernear. ipel&e Der
SbHfeommanbirenbe Der MiIis 1T, iol
Our& 8iebune ober auf un6ere Weiie, 10
pieIe Wili3en fteaen. alS bic Notbmen.
'oisteit erbeii@t. Durd bas Staatsse.
isB bonn Wilitdrbienite bsfreit finb !:
SOioten. Wabniinnise, Grunfenbolbe.
8asabunben, Yaupers unb p~srionsn.
peI&e irseno zines %semeinen 8srbre@ens
iduIois erfannt tporben finb. Serner
iinb bonn WiIitdrbienit befreit Mitelie'
Der Der 2esislatur unb eeren Beanie,
Der Sefretdr oes StaateS. Der @eneral'
a%ntpalt, Der Staatsihabmeiftsr, Der @es
neralpermee r, ber @eneralauoitor, Der
Staaisbibliotbsfar, Der Superint enbeni
Der Wolisidulen. bic iammtliden Ri&'
ter, Der Sberlf, Recorber Of DEEDS, Sc.
itamentsreeiitrator. Protbcnotar, Der
Difriltsantpalt uno bic @eriHtSi6reibsr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-07
@ohIfeiIeA Qanh.

Bon biaisem 2anbe. absr manselnoer
GinpanosrunB in Sao Garoltna fdreibt
bic in Gbarlefton etidsinenbs ..Dsutfds
8siiuns": 8ie Isbr Der Siuat Gin.
punbsruns bebatf. seists bieier Gage Elm
8srtauf BON 2dnberelsn in gbarIefton
unb BERKELEY Counties. Sc tpuroen in
Gbarlsfton county Is, $50 older 2ano
uuf @uftion psrfauft unb braHtsn nur
1876. pdbrsnb in Berkeley @ountp 1861
sdsr for s2205 berfauft purbsn. Die
2dnbsreien fino in Der Rdbs Der Glfen'
babn unb fur ale 9psde pienli1. Gin
Bauer, Der 100 4dsr bon biefsm 2ano
bsibt, lam ~unabbansis Isben uno ale
feline probufte in GbarIefon abiebsn, mo
tets Nadfrase mad Slbnern uno @iern,
putsrn unb Butter unb Semitic III.
Wann ipirb Der Staat fur gintpanberer
iOrssn. bic aus bieien 2duoersisn Elm
paraSies f&afsnf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-07
Gin a6nia ais Sptslbsdeer.

Der 9bni9 o Wlrttembers befibt in
Stuttgart stpei sroBe, duBerft prdhtis
erbauts Sotels. Die beioen 2oeirbdu'
fer. nit alien 8omfort Ter Neuaeit elm.
ssridtsi. b%sfinben id in tpunbsrburiier
Sage uno brineen ibrem bOben Better
lsoes Sabr cine isbr ituttlibe Summs
elm. usbrisens Bat elm Witslieb bes res
e%ierenben Sauiss Wirttsmbere idon bel
ftiber i'm eisentliben Slime oss WOrtes
i'd als Sotelier serirt. gIm 4nfanss
oes adtsebnten S%abrbunoertS reite Gar
Better ber @roBs mad Stuttgart. UNI BEN
9ersos ieinen 8efu6 su MAIDEN. I'm
benz 6drften aber ni&t lditig su fallen
uno nm ieIbt unsebinoerter in ieinen
8%etpseunssn su fem. dubsrte BET Bar
ben Bunih. i'm cote! loslrsn Su otrftn.
Der Sers0s sins uuf bieie crisinele
Sbee Elm, febrte absr ben Spieb um. gr
Iieb ndmIid an Der Saeabe isinss
S4loies bic Sni6rift anbrinsen /: BUN
8eriammlunesort Der Monarden" unb
empfns ielbit i'm 4nsuse zines @aipir'
tbes an Der Stspps isinss -Sotels ben
Serri&sr aler Reuben.