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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-27
Oct. IS, I8oo-
A Word to Mothers.

Mothers OF children affected with cronp mr. .
severe cold need not hesitate to administer
Chambcrlain's Cough Remedy. 1t contains no
opiafe nor narcotic in any form and may be
given Ms con hdently to the babe as to an adult,
The great success that has attended its usein
the treatment OF colds ana Group has won for il
the approval and praise II has received through.
out the United States and in many foreign
ands. Sold by all druggists
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-27
have a switch Of /. e N. p. r.
K. right to his warehouse door.


Rev. Father Mueller held
service here last Sabbath.
He will be in { Cottonwood on
the 2oth, and Nuv. S a special
anniversary serN ,ce in honor
of the late Fa,l CT kreuger,
will be held in the church a,
Keuterville. His next service
in Gran gevillc will be some
day in the same week, O,
probably rot until the 12th
but due notice will be given
Oct. %, 1899.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-27

WANTED TO TRADE. Republic Min
ing stock for saddle horses or for
wagon and harness. 133tf
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-27
COUNTY TREASURER'S ouApTEprv
STATEMENT

co Vuafte Fly statement of Geo NJ Robertson,
lures, apportionment OF receipts. and hSsnons
| Der y 1899 f' en"i"s octo-
Receipts
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-27

Ao'"i '''''-.',-...' .'...-..... $s,slS IS
! hereby certify that the foregoing statement
Is true and co rect.
GEO. NJ. ROB ERTsoN,
County Treasurer
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-24
SCFOfuIa
Swollen Glands, ScrofuIa Sores. Hin
Disease, soiis, PimpIes, Erup-
tons Tell the Story Dreadful
consequences Of Impure Blood

Certainly scrofula, if anything, may be
called the advertisement of fcul blood.
1t Is the scourge Of the world offensive.
painful, facilitating, stubborn. Outward
applications do not cure. Emollients
may paillate, they cannot abolish the evil.
There is one sure way out, and that is 10
ellmlnate the faint from the blood. For
'hls purpose Hoods Sarsaparilla is abso-
lutely without an equal.
have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla for
scrofuious humor and impure blood and
am now almost entirely cured of the erup-
tons with which | have been afflicted for
the past year. Ny face, chest and back
were badly broken OUT FRED B. ORD
WAY, Woodstock. Vt.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-24

the of
andof the ion prima
Of
a
be
o curr expenses
a
o
a
Hospital
includes
to
making is
of the
o
the
leading
of
ound
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-24
E, PECK INTERVIEWED.
PROPOSED Portland-Manila Line of
Steamships.

II. Peck Is heard from in Portland.
Ia an interview in the Portland
rradesman he is quoted as saying that
Isnd transactions are somewhat at a
stnndstill. owing TO the uncertainty OF
Congressional action on Hawaiian
affairs. He concludes by stating. The
Planters want 4 colonial form OF
government which will permit contract
labor, but most OF the people want a
rerrtory or STATE"
Mr.. 5. y. Fleischner. OF lhe firm OF
FReEschner. Mayer K Co. of Portland,
who has returned % the Coast, IN an
interview. says that Honolulu will De
\ good market for Oregon products.
such rs hay. grain. -four or feed. as
the proposed Por,land-Manila line
s.ts into operation"
This comedies with the statement OF
= Manila firm which proposes 10 put
in n line III steamers operating from
singapore 10 Portland and Seattle via
Manila, and intended 10 make Honolulu
a way-port on the return trip.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-24
DEWEY AND EXCLUSION.
He Favors Chinese Admission to th,
Philippines.

He Favors Chinese Admission to the
Philippines.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-Whether
Chinese exclusion should be applied TO
the Philippines is among the subjects
engaging the attention OF the Philip
pine Commission. Considerable evil
dence bearing on the matter has been
collected and besides presenting this
testimony with their full report, it is
expected that recommendation VIII
have considerable influence in shaping
the course of this Government and the
action OF Congress. 1t is understood
that two members of the commission
-Messrs. DENLY and Worcester-ildve
expressed themselves as favorable TO
an application of the Chinese exclusion
act to the Philippines. From the tact
that General Otis has issued an oruer
for Chinese exclusion, il is asserted
that his voice as a member OF the COM
mission also would be for Chinese cX-
clusiOn in the Philippines.
The position of Admiral Dewey, how
ever. is understood to be favorable 10
Chinese admission. While this persc-
nal view of the Admiral has been eX-
pressed to friends, 1t is not known
whether he would give ii official eX-
preston in case all his colleagues IN
the commission favored a recommen-
dation of exclusion. The attitude of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-24
TIE no, ~ AZ SIAIE

That trouble would some sooner o.
later between Russia and Japan was
a foregone conclusion when Russia in
terfered in the war settlement between
Japan and China and. in the final trick
cry. got away with the richest prize
of the victor. The Toxic government,
began forthwith 10 make ready for a
test of strength and the Car was not
long in following the same course.
Ever since the summer of 1895 the two
powers have been strengthening their
lines. Russia has hurried the build
ing of her railroad, has acquired Porl
Arthur and Talien-wan- and has added
TO her garrisons and her fee, while
Japan, on her side. has increased the
navy TO 100 vessels of war and has
created an army OF 100000 men that
excites the admiration of old world
experts.
II is now said thac Japan will picis
a quarrel with Russia before the rail
road is finished and undertake. by
prompt military movements. to seize
Eastern Siberia and Manchuria. Great
and strong as Russia is, the game for
Japan is not SO stupendous as it looks.
Russia in Eastern Asia, far from her
military and naval bases. is distinctly
weaker than Japan. which. to the
minds of those who have seen the Jap
.aaese in battle. is a stronger military
power than one or two Of those in
Europe that bear a greater reputation.
IL would be no surprise To the initiated
il, in such contest, Japan should win.
AsSuredly she would do so if the Euro
pean foes of Russia compelled the lat
Gs~ To- reserve the better part of her
army and navy for the protection of
Western frontiers.
What the effect of such war would
be upon the attitude of Japanese !
abroad is question of definite inter
est to- Hawaii. If Japan called in all |
her reserves as a preliminary step We
might see a considerable exodus of !
labor from these Islands. Thousands /
nj our transient Japanese are subject |
te military duty at home. That they
would try to meet the obligation no
ons who knows their courage and
fanaticaI patriotism could doubt for a
moment. How many under such cir
rzrmstances we might lose and whether
M not the exodus would be a good
thing for Hawaii is question We may
all De debating before many months
sr even weeks go by.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-24
PictlI, e. Nv Tav. r"isr.

Mr.. ~ b. LOebenSte-n has recently
brought 10 Honolulu 4 number OF
transparencies by Tayernier which are
aow On exhibition 1T King Bros. Art
parIors. The pictures were printed
several years ago. when Tavernier was
in HiIo. as decorations in the house
occupied by Charlie Arnold, since
dead. The properly afterwards passed
into Mr.. Loebens;ein's possession and
she removed and preserved the paint
ings. which are now highly priced and
have become valuable since Taver-
uier's death.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-24

President Schurman has not been made
known even in an informal way
The exclusion question is involved 10
some extent with the inquiries which
the United States is now making Of
other powers as to the maintenance of
an open-door policy in China.
1t was stated today in an authorize
tive diplomatic quarter that in case the
United States adopts a permanent pol
icy OF Chinese exclusion in the Philip
pines there is little doubt such a course
would cause China to be less friendly
in her cooperation with the plans of
the United States to extend our ira lie
in the empire.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-24
The Last Game.

Arrangements for baseball game ~
Makiki en- Thanksgiving day are slow
IN dragging along, despite the efforts
M a few live men. AS the grounds VIII
orobably be closed early next mon n
.he attempt TO put up a last good
game should meet with 4 little
more encouragement than Is the case.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-24

Residence Lots on Pacific Heights
Are Now Offered For Sale.

az No residence property having
similar advantages and attractions for heahfuness OT
location having elevation Of from 10 to 500 feet and
aorng the grandest marine and scenic views; also its
mile from the Progress Block has before been presented
to the people of Honolulu.
One of the main features of this property and procured at
great expense the abundant supply of pure spring water
pronounced by Dr. c. B. Wood being the pures and best
drinking water obainabe in the island which being
conducted into storage reservoirs upon the property by indie
pendent pipe line, and will be Supplied to residents az
Government rates.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-24
Eavorsb,e Z, Pawa''a1 Exhibit.

T.J.B. Skiff. director in chief OF the
,t,tted States exhibits ct Paris, wires
ahe Foreign Office here from Chicago
his that the Commissioner General is
fay( rably disposed toward the placing
OF the Hawaiian Exhibit, TO the extent
ro., the limited space area at Paris
tnr permit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-20
Mnnf,iataulene Mann.

Sine Depside aus Wanila iast :
Ddbrsno bic srOBsn @efe6is 3Diidsn
ben 4merifane,n unb SilipinOs pobr'
ideinlid su @noe iinb. 1T Der 8rlss bod
nc6 LANCE ni6t pOrbsi.
IS beftebt unter ben Ohicieren bic al'
ssmeine Aniibt, bab $4,000 amerituni'
i9e Solbaten erforberli4 iinb, UNI bas
bis Jest eroberte @ebiei su beieben unt
bic Bsrbineuns untsr ben SnieIn often
su baIten.
General 9apton's 8orridsn Der.
fpri6t bsfiisem @iOertanoe su bsess.
men. Bon Stabt su Staot erridtet Der
5einb 8eridansuneen. Auf alien Ssi'
ten ftsbsn bic Sniursenien our6 nd4t'
li6e Sisnalfsusr in 8abinbuns. sic
permeibsn. in cine Sale su eeben unb
lino raid BEL Der Sanb, bic 5Ianfe Su be-
unrubisen. Seit benz 25. Wdrs iino bic
8erIuite oss Ssinbes nidt msbr als bop
psIt 10 bod tpie bic unirieen setpeien.
Sur Elm flsinsr Tbsil Der 8epblteruns
oss NorbenS III sutiidsefebrt. Rur bic
aranten uno bic alien 2eute blieben in
Sunta GruS.
asuinuloo ioa in San Sernaneo isin
unb nod ben abioluten Bsfebl in Der
nsuen Sauptitaot unb in eaIumpii
baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-20
S6anf&Spencer,
40 Spruce strake.
Monte Carlo ma&t einen eldujen'
ben aahreSabfhIMR.

Das Gafino in Wonte Garlo beidlob
iein SinanSiabr am 81. Mdrs nit elmer
@eiammtelnnabme BON SIS. 520. 900 ODER
elmer Webreinnabme BON 5000, 900 eegen
1898. Die Saiion erbffnete iebr idledt.
ba @nbe Sanuar i'm 8ereIei6 nit 1897
bic ginnabmen UNI iiber cine Wtiaion
SraneS surideeblieben tparen. Iber in
ben Wonaten Sebruur uno Wdrs pol Der
anoruns Elm 10 %Itarfer. ba6 nidt ALIEN
oas 8erfdumte nadsebolt. ionoern iosar
nod bbbere Ginnabmen ersieIt ipuroen.
@iner Der BON fortuna am meliten bes
einitisten Spieler NOR elm tpoblbabsnoer
WinenbtiiBer aus Dorffbire. ST ipielte
orei Wodsn lang uno Definite $4,000
elm. 9en Saupti6Ias in o,eier Saiion
mu9te Elm ruhiidsr @raf, Der S70.0 DOC
in elner sin3issn Nadt serpann. Der be'
merfsnsperibehe 8orfaa mar Der &C.
ninnit Der drummer 33 iiebenmal bin,ers
chamber. obne bab Semano oarauf ae'
isbt bate.
Ser Sdrit bon Monoco erbdlt isbi
idbrlib $500, 900 8abt unb cine @gtra.
Summs bon runb SIS. 600, 900 fur bic @r'
ueueruns Der i'm Sabre 1918 abeelaufeneu
@OnSsf,on. DoS 8ermDSen bss Sdrften
piro isst auf $40. 600. 900 ssiddBt. Dus
Saus bee Sihitsn BON Monueo nal in
Sabre 1856 tbutidblid obne 8ermbBsn
ais Der Baron Blanc baielbfi bic Sp isl'
banf etbfnete.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-20
Npnt TsIbe Der Hrbeit.

Die .9snnipIpania Bolt & Rui
@orfs" unb bic Sat lebanon Sron
&c., lebanon, pa, babsn ourH gln'
l6lassseitel ibrsn atbsitern betannt se'
madt. oab cine stpelts 2ObnsrbDbunB bon
sebn Procent pom |. Wai an sintreten
nib. Die ,,2sbanon Manufacturing
Co." bat ben 2obn ibrer Irteiter aud
UNI ,ebn ptoesnt e bDbt.
Die PubblerS Der ,,Yotts Srotbers
Sron &c." unb Der unteren Merle BET
.,@lussop Sron Co.. POttstotpn. pa.,
iinb in 8enntniB ssfebt poroen, oab ibr
2obn bon 81. 80 auf SO rs pro Come
pom /. Wai an erb6bt perben pirb.
Die 2bbne Der anberen arbeiter tperben
perbdlinibmdbis aud erb6bt tperben.
Dies If mnetbalb ie4su8 Gage bic
speite 2obnetbobuns.
Ser ,.8eptone Surnace" Der ,.1bo'
mas Sron 60 in Sslano Bari, Ba.,
Der tpegen i6lehier 9eiddfte i'm @ifen'
banbsl bur einsm Sabre auseebtaisn
puros, If tpieoer in 9bdtistsit uno etns
sroBe Mnsabl BON 4rbeifern buben tpie'
Der 8siddftisuns s%efunben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-20
ansriffe Der resierunssfsinSli6en
4reiie. 20.

9ie Gommentars Der beuiihen PrsHe
dbsr bic @~reisniie in Samoa iinO lie mad
benz parteiftanbpuntt ieoer 3eitune iebr
peri6isbsn, unb baben ii4 ieit 5reitae,
ale bic @rnennuns elmer eemelniamen
Commit ION Der orei 0ertraesmadte be-
fannt purbe, iebr eemiloert. Die
..Deuti9s 3eitune" bra&te einen Belts
a%rtifsI, Der cine sanSe Settle ausflate.
unter Der lleberidrift: ..Die Sdmad
BON Samoa. uno oerurtbeilte bic
Sanolunsspeiie Der &e9isrun8 inss
seiammt. Sic erfIdrte, bas cabinet
sntbsbre iebes nationalen @sfibls unb
aler Aipir q tionen uno ie fragile ironiid I:
.pas t6nnen mir mebr perlaneen Der
Drsibuno iei IN bic 8ribe eeeanaen ;
8ublano iei nit Srantrsl4 psrbunbet,
england nit ben Ser. Staatsn, DETER
reid 1T beimllb nit 5rantrelb uerbtns
bet uno Stalien pOlhdnbiS bon @n8lano
abbGnsie uno mDslib 1T e.. cab es gu
5rantrelb biniber sleitet. 8e8net caiu
ale bic bru.ale 8ebanbtuns, pelde mir
pom England uno ben Der. Staaten et'
fabren baben. pom Ditsrrelhiden pres
mier @raf ponlSobsnlteln, pom briiiiden
Soniul Wtaris in Npia, BON Oberri6ter
9bambers unb Nomirai GauB in 4pia.
qBir frasen plrfli4 ,.8as tonnen mir
mebr perlaueen?
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-20
Bring Seiuri@ BON Rrsueen fol-
86nie in China tperoen.

Mis bic Betting uno5isntins LINES"
iaeen, bertf6t untsr benz ausldnoiiben
Clement in Yefins aasemein bic auii4t,
oaB bic 9eiisnabme BON 8iuutibau i'm
ROpsmber 1897 isitsns Deutitlanbs be,
etits Sdrut our 8erpitilI4uns zines
Blanss pss 8atiers WIlbelm, ndmlib Ell
men bsuti6en 8bnis auf dineiiiasn
8obsn su iessn. sepeien isi. Bring
9einrl6, bss 8aifsrs 9rueer uno Com
manoant oss beu,iden uIiutii&en @es
i6pabs,s fol-, pie bebauptet plro. Sonis
unb bic $4,000 Nuaroratmellen erObe
dineii6e BrOplns Sdantun8 fem 20nis'
reid tperben ; 8lautitau umfabt nur 400
Nuobraimeilen. Srbr. b.. Seltine, Der
osuiiHe Yotfdafter. 1T mad 8iautltau
sesunsen, um nit BEN Prlnssn 9einri6
3u bsratbfdIasen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-20
Der ~msgifanif@e Sctf&aftsr uuS
feline eurcp difdben Soaeeeu.

Der neue msrifan,ide 8otftafier.
Senor Gipiros, If BEL ieinsn Waibln8ton
europdiiten Gousesn nibt ..pertona
srata." @r.S taatsiefretdr Sobn W
5oitsr erlisb Dieisr Gage @lnIaoun8en su
einem Diner su Gbren oss mtrIfaniihsn
8otidafters. aber bic Dlploma!en.
pslte einselaosn mareu, iasteu idmmt'
ll6 ab. Der @runo fur bic %ablebnenpe
Saltuns Der surOpdii6en Dlplomatsn
BEN WsrItaner ssssniber 1T carin su
iuhen, oaB Senor AiprroS in 1867 als
Staalsanpalt bel Der BroseHiruns bee
unslddli6en 8aiiets Marlmlliun fun'
sirte uno aIs elmer Der Saupifaftoren,
pelde oeNen 8erurtbeiIuns uno Slnrih'
tune b%erbeifabrten. gilt. Dieter Oitras
clsmus 1T nailrll6 fur bic beige 8es
sieruns nl4t ipsnl8er peinllt oils tIr
SenOr aip,roa unO man NIL oaber in
offBisQsn 8relien bic 8utldisbuns. bic
Der piplomaiiihe 8srtreter Der Hdbbars
Rspublii erfabrsn bat. baour6 gut su
MAIDEN iuden. baB man lbm otentatlbs
characterization erDsift.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-20
6lasbldfer,G

Ser LANCE ertpartets Streit Der @Ias.
biittens lrbeiter in besonnsn tporben. bod
feiern i'm @ansen nur tauieno @lasbl6fer
unb ebsnio pieIe 2sbrlinse. Ser Iuss
itanb sritredt ii1 auf bic msiitsn @Ias.
bitten in Siib. Netp Seriep, Defenders in
8rioeston, mo bic Cumberland Co.. bic
gobunisp unb nnbsrs Sirmen b~strofsn
tperben. SIN mebrsrsn @~laSbatten bat
man eenue Nidt.l lnionarbeiter unb neue
2ebrlinse erIanst, UNI bic Seusr in
Sang baIten au i6nnen. Die Strsifer
elauben, bab Die Sirmen balb nadseben
iperben, ba lie niht senue Ridt. Union.
arbeitsr unb 2ebrlinse erbalten f6nnen.
SIN Der @rtpartuus, bab bic Streiter bic
Ri6t. tlnionarbeiter molefiren peroen.
bot bic Cumberland 60. iib an ben
WaSor Npplesote UNI SduB sepanbt
Die @Iasbldisr Der Star 8laB Morris in
MsbfOro lesten sbsnfaas bic grbeit mics
ber unb in @Imer. Wintola uno Sairton
ltrsifen auh etpa 400 Arbeiter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-20
Grfplareiher Sanfraub.

Gin erioIsrsider 8aniraub purbs
Donnerfias Naht in golOma. adt Wsis
len n6rbli6 BON Benton Sarbor, began.
gen. Gie 8dubsr Osri6afien ii6 mil
elmer 8tsdhanee ginsune in bas Bani.
esbduoe, ipreneten bic Tbire oes Sc.
pblbss ~ooutdnbie aus lbren Inesln
unb b~eraubtsn oann ben in oemielben
Itsbsnben8 slbfbranf UNI $1,000 in barren
@elbs. Die S~prsneune mus eenau um
IL ubr so Winutsn, furS Dor Wiitier'
naut erfolst fem. ba bic in BEN 9sp6lbe
bdnssnoe nbr our1 umbsrfisesnoe Sis
isnibsile ssrtrimmert tpurbe, als bic 5eb
ger bic ausesebsne 8sit aufwisisn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-20
Selanure, eada. e. @eiiern GiienbabH.
1Rpntaa IA. SION. 1898.

3ist p%rrlaTsn Scranton : Grprsb fir 8ins-
bamtOu, Sspeso, Glmira. Coming, Bath,
Danspias, Mount Rcrris unc Buffalo 1910,
2.35 une 9 90 Wcrsens, t.55 unp $50 Had.
8srbinpuns ma6sup in Buffalo nab alien
punftsu in BEN @stsn, Rprb' unb Stbrsf.
Grprsb fur Rem gcrt PHILADELPHIA. Cation,
Accommodation UNI $40 Radm. 5obybanna
NeeCmOpatiUn nm $40 absnhs.
9rprsb fir NOribumbtrlanb, piiistcn, Wil-
fec. Barre, ETC., um 6 90 unb zoos Wprgtns,
une t.55 uub $40 Hn6mittass.
gplfdnbigs ausfunft iibtr Ratsu mad attn
5teilsn' Der Der. Staatsn unb Canada fam tn
Der 5idrtofies I'M 9abnbsf srbalttn ptrhtn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-20
@~olsfebsr in Sritif6. 6 Columbia.

Bel benz 8au zines neusn &anals nod
benz 8runoa,s @reef, gum Staotssbist
BON @resntpooO, .. g., eebDIeno. wuroe
Sob sefunoen. Run wurben an 8es
nanntem Babe einise Rsilen uuf. uno
abtparis Minsnaniptiite abeeitedt. uber
bic BETTER BON Staotsru' bittdsn pro'
t~eiiren basssen unO fasen. fie tptrben ibr
9eTbtbum ielbit bearbeiten, tpenn nblbls
unter benz Sdube BON S6ieBpafen.
Dem eanscn 2uafe bes 8aaeS entlans,
an tpsl6sm idon in ben %iiebenSieer Sab
rem @oIb eepai6en tpurbe. iino ieBi
@olepai6er on Der Irbeit unb bic
sauss @sssn6 vt bonn @oIbfisber er'
fabt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-20

Crnd.N rbeiten isber art in bss
M sasnbIatt" DfKst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-20
Die Nennfplpauia Sabn So Sabre
alt.

Die NennfpIpania Sabn So Sabre
alt.
Die 9snnipIpania @iienbabns @sIeQ.
Ibaft, bic am ID. 4pril 1876 ineorpprirt
porben III. bat Srsitae ibr So. Gnnipsr.
iarium esfeisri. SIN Wdrs lS47 Duree
bic @ompanie ~oreunliirt uno Samuel ..
Werrid su ibrsm 8rdioenten srpdblt,
Die erfts 8abn ipuros in l847 tpeftIi6
BON harrisburg esbaui. Disielbe NOR
nur 90 Weilsn lang. Sn 1852 lief Der
erlie Yus BON 8bilubslpbia mad Bitts'
burg, unb isiiber III bas 8ennfplpania
9abnipitsm su einem Der mdhtisiten in
cer @elt setporbsn. Die @ompanie bat
lest 8abnen BON 5000 Weilen 2dnes unb
S6iensnpeee bon 10000 Wteilen. Oas
Spitem umfnBt Elm 8rblfteI aler giien'
babnen in ben Ser. Staten. Die 9om'
pasnie bat %bsilduis 100000 @lier'
pdeen, mebr oils 1000 Yohaeierpdaen
uno 1000 2ofomotioen. SIN Sabre 1898
tefDrosIte bic gomponie laut Sabresbe.
ri1t II 1902, sos 9nRueiere uno 49,
79l ,239 1onnen Srabt. Sic beiddinst
bsildufg 100 200 PeriOnen. Die Bsnn'
iplpania Bnbn repraientirt elm Nnlaae'
RnpitaI bon $500. 900. 600. Die @s.
iammieinidnfts osr Gompanie parsn i'm
lsBtsn SABRE sl32, 1853 ,470 uno Der
RsinBstpinn belief ii& auf s3s. sbo, lao.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-20

Die .8Iisbanf" bon Sdpsben Bat Elm
Runbibreibsn ON bic berborrassnbitsn
9aniierS GurOpaS seri&tst uab um Yin.
s~rbisiunasn betrsfs elmer neuen glnIsibe
bon IS WtQionsp Dollars sriuhi. Dies
bate sinen PreisfurS an Der 86rie sur
Solse.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-20
Giienbabn Seittabelle.
Grie uno gpomins gauep Giienbabn 60.
I'M arnit ann ID. @spt. 1s9S.

IN NTnTI II ID. SfpI. 1885.
3iss p%erlafsn SCRANTON fur gsp yorf, Nsp.
bursb unp 3wiibenpunfisn auf Der erie Sabn,
~stsnfals fir Saplty unp lpfaltu punftsn um
1903 Wprssns unb 2.25 Na6mittass. 3iss
srrsihsn Srranion pom Obissn gunftsn um
1923 WUrssus, 3.i5 Ra&mitias unO 908
9lbfnes.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-05-26

Savannah, Ga, May 24.-President'
John Shelton Williams, OF the Georgia
and Alabama railroad, which has re-
Gently purchased the Seaboard Az
Linz and the Florida, Central and g
niusuEa- railroads, was here today, ex-
aiming the progress being made on
the 81. 000. 600 terminals in course Of
construction on Hutchison's island. In
an Interview Mr.. Williams said:
About July LIST there will be a more
intimate relationship established be-
tween the Georgia and Alabama and
the Florida Central and Peninsula"
This Is AXE to mean that the con-
s~olidation Of the three roads Will oc-
u at the end OF the current fiscal
year. The terminal work ls well ad-
vanced and Mr.. Williams expressed
himself as well pleased.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-05-26
Freedmen's Day in Northern Presbys
terrain Assembly

Minneapolis, May 24.-Rev. Need
Holmes, of Rockford, ILL.,, aged and
bent. clombed upon the tribune this at
ternoon n extracted from a worn
pocketbook a draft for $1,000. Rents
were terribly low, he said, and money
was lard to get, but for the freed
mans cause he would give that draft,
provided all stood by their pledges and
promises, and the more than $40, 900
promised was actually delivered.
Then while the assembly applauded
loudly the gray beard painfully climb
ed down. DR.. Charles Herr presented
the amended report Of the freedman's
committees to lynch law outrages in
the south. The lurid language Of the
other day, which caused some excite
ment, gives place to this harmless par
agraph:
1T (the freedman's) is a cause that
appeals to us with particular insist
ence at this time because Of the devel-
opment Of mob spirit in our Christian
land. We heartily join our fellow citi-
zens and fellow Christians Of all sec
tons with their horror Of these dread
full manifestations and we believe it is
an hour for our church to pledge her
self afresh in sacrifice and service to
the redemption Of the negro from his
suferings and his sins"
Nobody had any fault to find with
these words.