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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-09
SauOenfmdler aus Sul3.-

SHE man in romaniiden 2dnoern
bon ieber momimentale 8auten germ in
Stein auffiibrte, 10 bat man in ben
ipalbrei9eren sermuniiden unb ilaoi>
I9en 2Gnbern mtbr Der Sol5dr9itettur
ben 8orsus seseben. Hatiirli4 bat
fi9 bds f~eItere Material als bauerbufs
ter srtpieieH unb mir beiiben iiberaa
berrli6e'S entmdler Der alien unb nit
telalterliden 9autunit in Stein, pGbz
renb bic alien 9pl5tir9en na4 uun
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-09
S9neiben besgte9es.

Sieie Sabritation msdanii4sr
@pielpauren feBte ii9 Biz gu @nfans
bes neunSebnten Sabrbunberts fort.
unb bic fiinftlerif9e SbGtigtsit bes
fpGter beriibmten N~iirnberser @r5gies
bers 8ursf6miet besann nit Der GER
iteuung zines Observation-Disclosures, nit
benz er gana 0euti9lanb bur9aps. Sie
&lempner pber Slaf9ner, tpis fie in
Hiirnberg beiben, erDffneten fir bic
Spielpaareninbuitrie elm neues Selb;
ite Derfsrtigten tbeiIpeiie optii9e @ez
genitdnbe, pie S9attsnipiele ober mas
glide 2aternen (Laterna magical,
unb masnetif9e Spielpaaren, S9ifie
unb idpimmenbe Sbiere. Dur9 bic
@~npenbuns Der 9ampftraft unb ipds
ter Der Glettrieitdt nabm bic Niirnbers
ger Spielpaareninbuftrie einen grobs
urtisen. ME eeabnten 4uffdpung. Mtr
laben unfere 2efer Elm, nit uns elm
bsrartig.s GtabIiFement gu beiudsn.
Den Maf9inenz unb Motprenz
ruum bes ausgebebnten Sabritgebdila
bes bur9f9reitenb, fperfen mir eintn
Bid in bic bon emiisen Sdnbsn be-
bisnte @erpadanitalt unb geIangen in
cine our ebenen grbe seleeens Sullc, in
Der auf treffli9 eonitruirten Mai6is
men bus S9neiben Oes aufserollten
8le9es in perf4iebene @rOBen, ie nab
benz 8eburf. erfolst.
9ie 5ugei9nittenen Stiide tperren
bunn in ben Baum fir bas 3ieben unp
4~usftansen Der einselnsnS pielpaurens
tbeile berbradt, bGs bur9 srDber pber
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-09

bsrf9iebenten, lang anbauernben
3piidenperiude fiibrtsn our enbgiltia
gen 4nnabme zines Spprns am 2as
fettenfdpanS. Dieter Sporn grdbt
ii9 beim S9uB in ben goben elm,
tpdbrenb er beim Sabrsebraud BODICE
flappt pirb. 8erpeRbet man an ei<
mem b.rartisen Sporn feline eluitif4en
3pif6snmiftel, ldBt man ibn aIiO
ritarr" eintpirtsn, 10 tpirb bic 2afette
beim S4uB fart unsesriffen unb
blunt ii9 born bod auf, unb auf febr
bartem 8oben lGbt ii9 Elm berartiger
Sporn faum psrtpenoer. Qnbers,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-09
9ef4i in SsGeftOptafette

tpenn man benz Spprn an Der 2dfetts
pber pielmebr Der 2afette am Gpprn
cine gentle 8epesunssfr.ilett ge!tat'
tet. Die GAZETTE bat bann iiudr e'nerl
Riidlauf, bod lit bieier MIR Helm anb
genau bebsrridt, unb ur!er Der Gias
fpirtuns bon Tebern, bic borbsr ben
3ped batten, ben Riiditpb su nilottn,
gleitet bic 2afette (alfo bas gcnSs Sc
f4iiB) rubis ipieber in bic alte Stel>
lung Dor. Oerurtise Spornronitrlts
tionen baben jebt etnen 4obsn Grab
BON @pntpmmenbeit errei9t. Sn Sts
CUR 4 1T Elm @ei9iib nit Der in Hfbe
ftebenben SpOrnconitruttiOn d55sbils
bet.
So eriibrist, nod Der Mittet gu ses
benten, bas Nebmen Der Ri9tuns gu
befdlsunisen. abseiebsn bon 8erbtis
ferunsen am @iiir tptrb bies babur4
errei9t, bab bic S9nenfeuer : 6clfsea
f6iibe nit elmer Seitenri9tmai dime
ausgeftattet iinb. 8~etanntIi9 batten
bic alien SelbseI9iibe muir cine SObena
ridtmdi9 dime. bas beiBt: mar Sas Sts
f9iib einmal aufseitelt, 10 tonnte ma
bas Rpbr muir nod in Der ienfrehten
gbsne psrItellen, alio muir feinen Gra
b0bungspintel perGnbern. Woate
man bic Seitenri9tung dnbern, 70
muBte Der 2afetteni4puns feitli6 Ders
f9oben perben, unb Der aielenbe Sol
bat (&i9ttanOni.r) mubte iid bierau
nit benz ben 9afetteni9pdns bebienens
ben &anonier bur9 Winten Deritdnbtz
gen. mas bdufig redt 5eitraubsnb mar.
Bel ben S9nelfeuer : Sslbgef9iiben
1T bies dnbers. Bel bieien beiibt bic
2afette cine bonn Ridttanonier bequem
au bebisnenbe @orridtung, Dermittelit
bersn bas Robr Inn fleine Dintel. Dbne
bic eisentliae 2ufette gu perriiden,
feitli9 bsipest psrben lam. Man bat
alfo nur nOtbis, bic GAZETTE ungefdbr
in bic ridtise Ridtuns gu brinsen,
unb benz Robr tann bann bic senaue
Seitenri9tung bur9 ben Ri4ttanos
nisr f9neq seseben tperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-09

= Moberne SufiS. &c.
f~GnsnibarSt gum 0irettor): Den
Grandmother WenSel. Der ia I9on nit
benz Sobe rang. babe i'd pisoer 10 melt
aebra9t, bab, lpenn bic 8eFeruns ans
6Glt, er in udt Saaen bingsridtst lpsrs
ben funn."
-@ut gsaogen. Batter: rDo
tparIt Su benn 10 lange, SriB3" Srib:
.Wir baben brauben BAH geIpielt."
Batter: ,Was = Ball sefpielt9 Sut
9ir's benn bic Mdma nidt perboten9~
sSrib: .@laubit Su benn, i'd bin pie
9u, oaB i9 mir bon Der Wama Iaes
perbietsn lafe9"
Sic petb 8ef9etb.
@oupernante: rDas poqte Settor nit
ben @orten Iasen: Sbeures Weib, ge'
biete 9einen SbrGnen?" S9iiIertn:
DAB @nbroma6e ben Sut ober bos
Rleib, nm peldes fs peinte, ni9t BE-
lam, reil ss gu tbeuer tpar.N
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-09
&ir9e in SttterbeG-

nadb pom grbboben peridpinbsn- linz
fer Bib 5eigt ei,te iener tpenigen bcute
nod beitebenben8auten, bic 600 Sabre
alte SOlStir9e in SittsrbaI in Rorpes
gen. ipel4e pssen ibres eigenartigea
@runbriKes unb ibres fonberbaren
4ufbaues bas aIgemeinite Snterefe trs
reet unO bur6 ibre Gage in elmer Der
maleriI9Iten @sgenben bic 4ufmeri'
famteit a1sr Rorpesen heiu4enoen
6remben auf iid Siebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-09

probtren Der % a9ine
lampen unb Sali9elemsnte in GROCER
ansabl aussefteIIt. pie aud Der Pboz
nosrapb in %pOllenbttsr SOrm our ana
i9uuuns tommt.
Dir bemerten ausbriidlid. baB
fdmmtlidsn @esenitdnben trub ibrer
torretten, iebe piHenidaftIi9e Probe
beftsbsnbsn 4usfibruns Der Gbarattsr
bes Spislseuees nidt feblt. 4ber es
liest bod Elm tisfererS Sim i'm tino'f9en
Spiels, mad benz alien 9runbIdb:
,Discimus DUN ludere Nidemur."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-09
Cine Gbrilias. NHnse.

Ser Sran5oie 8pper b'2tsen eldubt
Bel einem RaritdtenbGnbler auf benz
Campo bel Stori in Rom Gin edtes
Gsriftus : Bib aufgefunben gu baben.
So lit bies cine alte Miinse nit benz
antiten portrdt bon Seius. DAB es
fi6 INN Gbriitus banbelt, benefit ni6t
fur Der Sopf, Ionberu au9 bic 6es
brdif9e Sni9rift, peIde in Der lles
berfebung lautet: Der MeiIias, Der
&Dnig. ptrb in Srieben fommen; er III
bic 2eu6te Der Meni9en, Sleif9 ges
porben unb lebenbig." 9oper b'2lgsn
lit Der Meinung, baB bic Miinse mad
einem dlteren bebrdiI9en, in bic erIte
3ett Der 9riftli9en Stride suriidreis
denben 8orbilb ssprGst tpors
ben lit. gbriitus 1T NIT poreebeugtem
Sdupt, NIT FREEZER bober Stirn, resels
mGBiger, etpas fpiber RaIe, fem ges
frdufeltem Spibbart unb lang berabs
pdaenbem, selodtsm Sauptbaar bars
geiteIt. lle6er bic g9tbeit biefer gbris
ftus : Miin3e 1T unter ben franoOitz
f6en 9elebrten bereits Elm Streit ents
brunnt. @inise bsbaupten, bic Snf9rift
fei ni9t gun5 correct. Gin &iinitler, Der
bes Sebrdif9en mG9tis mar. babe ri6s
tiger f9reiben miiKen. 9o9 tann Der
3iinftler, tuenn es itd. tpie 8oper
b'@sen dnnimmt. Inn cine Gopie pan,
belt, aud pbne @~erftdnbnib eOpirt bas
ben. anbere bebaupten, bic MiinSs
famine aus benz 16. Sabrbunoert.
Dieber anbere seben gu, baB fe aus
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u g., Repersfeite.


ben eritsn 3eitsn bes gbriItentbums
berriibre, unb tbeilen bic anIi9t bes
erftgenanntenS 6riftitelers in 9etpiiIer
Sinfi9t, peiien iebp9 auf bic 4bpeis
6ungen Der Miinae BON ben iibrigen
gbriitus : Miinaen iener 3eit bin. Ser
@erein Der franSDfi9en Qntiquure in
paris bat bic Miinse ebenfaas gez
priift unb ertlGrt, lie babe sroBe aebns
li9teit nit einem Gnbe bes Is. Sa9rs
bunberts BON benz MdilGnber 9io 4nz
tonic RoFt in Rom grapirten Mebails
Ion, pie fol9e bon ben gum G6ri!tens
tbum iibsrgetretenen SuOen setpifers
maBen als 2esitimutionsaei4en setras
gen purben.
Die MiinSe but in5tpiI4en BEL 2iebs
babern btel Qntldng gefunben, uno
ems Der beriibmteiten unb dltsiteu
SduIer Der Barrier 8olbf6mieoez
tunIt, bic Orfepreris 2es 5iGs 5dliSe,
bic Bis our britten Republif me6rere
Sabrbunberte btnbur9 Spflieferantin
Der 8rpne Jrantrei9s mar, bat cine
Reuprdeung in Silber unb gronas
bsranitaltet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-09
Il nporft9t q.

rS9auberbafts ODE, bieIer Stpunss
lpfe jour fixe = finben sic m9t
au99. .. lam muir Der, Tim I9Dne Srau
bes Suuies fennsn 81 lernen -. pir6
ia piel pitantes BON ibr er5Gblt -.
tennsn sic lie pielleidt2"
rNatiirli9, t4 bin ia Der Suass
berr!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-09

boit zines 9dmpffdiffes in anfprud
senommen, unb Diele anbere i9dffen
an Der Mpntirung ionitiesr 9egenz
ftdnbe, bic S9uttenipiele, masif4e 2as
ternen. tIeinere, als 2ebrgegenitGnbe
bienenbe Mai9inen, PbOnosrapben
unb 70 peiter. Cine isbe bieier Wtas
f9inen. Defenders bic 2OtomOtipen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-09

= SIN Seiratb 8 bu : a II.
Seiratbscunbibat: Fiber bic Oame,
bic sic mir empfobl,e. buben. lit ia
buGb blinb!" = @ermittIsr: n@eira
Sic bod frOb, sic piFsn bod. bab
2isbe oft - suHs bIiHb mudt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-09

= alice. Satin: nSeuts frii9
bat mid meme 5rsunbin befuat, ala
i'd nod i'm Bette lag" = @atte: I'D.
bat fe Did bor Der Spilstte .rs
fannt9"
-@bfGGGtge3 rttif. vSbr
Gommilitone MiiGsr lit pobl elm re9t
tii9tieer Stubent9" = Stuoioius:
sd bite Sic, Elm RenI9, Der bel iss
benz Salamanoer ua9tlappert!"
= linn Ii bes8eeinneu. Sic:
Limb ipenn i9 ,snmcI seitorben bin,
laiIs i6 Dir tsine Rubel" = Gr: r9a
bruu4it Su bod ni4t erft gu itsrbsn!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-09

r@ie faSen, Gle bdtten i4On fir bic
betannteften 3eiiidriften 9%earbettetr
pie tommt es aber, baB i'd nod ME
etipas bon sSbnen sebDrt babe9"
.Sa piFen g. searbsitet bafiir ba8
id I9on = aber dngenpmmsn baber'S
bon mir bait nod ni4ts."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-19
Notes of industry.

Under the new constitution OF the
United Brotherhood Of Carpenters and
Joiners. financial secretaries of local
unions no longer have TO notify men,
bers of their unions that they are in ar
reaFs.
Under a recently adopted rule OF the
New York Wood Carvers' Association.
members are allowed 10 work only five
and ahalf days q week. so that other
members out OF work can be employ ed.
Children can at present start 10 work
in English mines at the age OF 13. and a
motion to require the beginners to be II.
was not adoupted at the recent annual
meeting of the Miners Federation OF
Great Britain.
The war between the Hoe Press Cor:
pany and its machinists has ended. che
employees being victorious. The agree
ment provides for a minimum wage OF
$3.50 day for all machinists. abolishes
night and Sunday work unless absolutely
necessary. and allows time and a half
for overwork between 6 T. NJ and y
midnight and double price for all work
done between midnight and A. NJ; also
double wages for Sundays and holidays.
IL agrees not TO discriminate against ma
chinists on account Of membership tn
labor organizations or because OF con-
necton with the adjustment OF the DIM
Guilty. All machinists who may be en-
ployed upon piece work shall be guaran-
teed their per diem rate Of wages, regard.
less OF piece work prices. All machinists
apprentices will be allowed 70 earn
percentage over their regular wages.
Gang bosses are not 10 take apprentices
to work In their gangs against tne'f
wishes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-19
Mcsdames Roberts.

About the Capitol I walked
One day in Washington;
Met Roberts and a lady there
Mrs. Roberts, No. l.
I sauntered out another day,
And on Penn avenue
With Roberts. then and there. 1 met
Mrs. Roberts, No. 2
Another walk another day,
And now whom should see
Again but Roberts, just the same,
Only with No. 2,
l pondered If there might some good
Accrue to womanknd
BY the much marriage business,
And this came TO my mind
A woman need not concentrate
Her all upon man,
If share his heart and time and purse
Two other women can.
Then, two thirds Of her time. we wives,
Just think of it, she's free
To roam at Will, day after day,
And not come home to tea"
To travel east or west. or north
or south, or 'crosh the sea;
"Care to the winds" leave but word
Just ad. If you need me-"
or. if she choose at home TO stay.
She may play we'll or sick;
No one TO come this hour or that
And cry out: Dinner. quick!'
Nor when the dinner hour has come.
And he. che cometh not"
Need not worry cook and patience out
To keep his pudding hot.
When hubby's late she need not weep
AS women sometimes do;
But think: I'm sure he's safe home with
One of the other two.
She need not fear he's skipped and gone,
or fallen meath the cars,
Or been blown up with dynamite
Or gone off to the wars.
See? Mrs. Roberts does not grieve.
As other women do;
With doubts and fears and worries-all
Shared by the other two.
A no. l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-19

IN what seems 70 be now their Inflated
balloon, naturally attracts the most at
tention Old Arctic explorers put little
truth I'm the occasional stories that come
from the Northwest in British Columbia
or from remote places In Siberia that An
dree's body. or that OF his companions,
or portions Of his balloon have been
found.
Many Of them believe that Andree will
turn up just as Dr. Nansen did. And
though Polar exploration by balloon IS
never likely to become popular IL IS not
without the bounds OF probability that
this first expedition of the kind may turn
out favorably.
Next to this Lieutenant Peary's expo
dition IS Of the most interest, particular
" to Americans: for Lieutenant feafy
has a way with him OF going north and
coming back again in good shape and
with fresh discoveries 70 tell about
Then there Is Captain Sverdrup's big ex-
petition which sailed on the Fran. from
Christiania in June last; the Duke OF
Abruzzis expedition; and that conduct
ed under the auspices OF the Quebec
Geographical Society by Captain Ber'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-19

volcanic island 800 miles east OF Green
land The Peary relief ship will follow
In the explorers wake direct 10 Green
land The Andree relief expedition VIII
search the depot established by the Aus,
TRAN government on Jan Mayen Island
and then proceed to the east coast OF
Greenland.
Work on the Duke Of Abruzzis polar
expedition IS now going rapidly forward
az Copenhagen. He IS expected 10 ar
rive In the Danish capital In a short
time TO superintend personally, prepara-
IONS Tor his latest venture He win sail
In the early summer FOR Spitzbergen and
VIII pass the winter on Franz Josef Land.
lie hoyes TO reach the North Pole by
dog sleds In August. 1900 The expedi.
hon VIII cost about $50 0OO most Of
which has been subscribed by King
ltumheTt The latter Is quoted as say
ing that Dr. Nansen had made overtures
10 the Duke for the command OF the
proposed expedition but that tho offer
was refused.
Captain Sverdrup. who with fifteen
comrades, sailed on the Fran from
Chrlstiania. Norway. on Juns Ath last
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-19

mler Of Quebec or these. aside from
Audree's. Captain Svordrups and Cap
tain Bormior's are tte most nOticeab.e
both from the size of their equipments
and the number OF men engaged in
them
Tho relief parties consist OF an OK
petition which is now being htted out
M So. Johns. y. T.. hy walter Bailc
Grieve, 90 go 10 the relief OF Licntenan
peary: and am expedition under tho
direction ol the Danish explorer. Cap
tain Daniel Brln. with Prof Nathorst,
the $50 geol0g.st which Will start
I'm q few weeks for Jan Aiayen, small
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-19

Best spllnt Coal $500 per ton (deliv-
.r.d). Ask for prices on Anthracite Coal
WARNER MOORE. Now Phone. ~
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-09-27

a great deal i beng said uows-
62ys by democratic papers and ora
tors abo1t isgislAs.ng 20 break Up
trusts. bat ne sEree With what Sens-
Tor Daniel sad ssTs-al months ago,
that Legislation On ssoh lines VII
have 20 be carefully Weighed before
being acted Up0u- Col. Bran pro
poses that trusts O. combinations
shall bs tAIed. @ pzy 8 license. for
doing business outside Il tie state iu
which their charter = granted but
this proposition h&s be=u forci5ly OF
So b. scue one pointing - the oP@r-
atoms OF the owners q snthrscite
Goa This business e conducted OK
= corporation o. combustion 10 Penn
sTlvsnlA- under avs q that State.
and II Congress passes 81 act com
polling said combination 70 pay : H.
cense for selling tae.r Product II Yir-
GINA the CONSUMERS Of anthracite
coal II or state zo1ld End tasm-
selves ta1ed 70 make % she cost Z
this iicsrse. Ca : zlres6y high
enough by reason of f-eigh rates
without passing avs ;hai would b
used - 80 excuse To- adding 20 ne
price thereof.
We have always thought tbe best
Eay . strike ~ trusts vas O. strike
doza tar.E dules. zbich task The
democrats undertook 20 perform
IL e- C.sve-aud's second Presideu-
"a. ,=rm- The world Is age. 5ur
improves means ot navigation AID
communication witn Is vsst CONNER
CO. interests make 3; eu.t= email %
Vns, il vac sttr Tears go. Il 2
TINS. = formed 70 co1tro. % article
solely fo- ne p1rpos- Z increasing
- value . tL= consumer. tes-r5T -t-
tzriE wall erected against mat s-,ie- e
AID -et tle competition x th- 1o-li
take care q g The ,rl=, question
i big o1e. aud before undertaking
e co1tro. i outside = ,he lies u
competition. deep Investigation b.
needed. We are 70, a champion Z
trusts. 5ut we 20 ao- believe il -o0
much legislation o. any subject.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-09-27

The celebration Of emancipation
day at Warrenton last Friday passed
of quietly, the Governor having re-
fused the colored zouayes Of Washing
ton permission to come into the State
with their arms, whereupon that or
ganizatiOn abandoned their purpose
to visit Warrenton. The people Of
that place did not object TO the visit
of the Zouaves, providing they left
behind their guns.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-09-27

The State democratic convention
OF Massachusetts met last week and
astonished the country BY appointing
delegates 70 the next national demo
cratic convention, before existence
has been given 70 any such conven-
ton. George Fred. Williams, who
dominated the meeting. wos appoint
ed q delegate TO the national conyen-
ton, and that may account for his
anxiety to have the delegates chosen
so early.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-09-27

We have never known party ties 70
be so loose. Several reasons NAV be
assigned for this state of affairs. One
is, that our party leaders have not
shown the willingness that they
should to consult the wishes Of the
people on party matters, but have ap-
propriated TO themselves whatever
advantage was 10 sight. Another il,
that the repu blicans are either too
indolent, or well satisfied with the
offices they are now enjoying, TO goad
the democrats into making an active
fight for the possession of the next
Legislature. There are enough dem
ocrats, however, ready to stand by
their party TO make its nominees sue
cessful over independents.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-09-27

Mary Beamer, a child y years old.
was the victim OF al attempted out
rage by a negro, at the home Of her
uncle in Washington county, Nd.
This occurred on Saturday. The
negro was frightened of By hearing g
door close, but the little girl was too
weak 70 give the alarm at once, and
when the fact became known the
brute had an hours start. Search
is being made for him.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-09-27

Dreyfus was pardoned last week,
and is now in the Southern part of
France, where he is trying to rebuild
his shattered constitution. His Joy
was excessive when be found that he
was once more free. Said he, cit is
good to feel free, free, free; not 70
feel people everlastingly around you,
spying on each movement, each gee
ture."
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-09-27

M. Michael Bl-r4iu. Painted y +
make t1e statement that she caught cold
which -etr-el ou he- lung. she was rr-sr.-i
Tor . month ov he- family physician. tur
grew wore be told hey she was q hopeless
Flct-ln 20 cons --up-lll and rLar uo medicine
could cue her. Her druggist suggested Dr.
hllg NeW Discovery for toLs.lIuT .-50u- She
bought oo--.e ana O. her delight found
here. oe-e--te- i.l-l The -lrsI dose Size
Continued - Use and after taking siN box
,-es found herself sound and well. now doe
her own homework. and j. g. well ~ She
ever was -rc rrial Do-rles ~ TIA. Gres-
Discovery ~ o. B-elc9es drug store. Only
~ crlt- and Sl-py every Do-t-e guaranteed
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-09-27

Ex- Secretary Carlisle has rejected
all overtures 70 take part in the po-
itical campaign in Kentucky. He
says ne has retired permanently from
politics Its said be i earning $50
600 year from his law practice IL
New York. He went into Mr. Cleve-
lands cabinet g poor man and came
out JUST as poor, and those who ad-
mire his abilities are glad % hear
that he Is succeeding 80 well in his
law practice.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-09-27

senator Martin Las secured more
than q majority % the democrats
nominated % seats il the next Legs
lsture- and viii uud01a,-5l7 81 chos-
en 20 succeed himself In the r.. :.
Senate. Governor Tyler made gal
lant 6ght FOR those who believe thz,
the nomination q d senator shall te
made by primary election Or & STATE
convention. The people vii. e. %
j, tia, this method Is adopted by tae
party IL the near future. There sre
men who 90 not aspire 70 leadership
just as capable a. said leaders 20
Judge Of the fitness OF persons aiming
70 represent them il high places.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-09-27

The war feeling in England against
the Beers is ripening, as may be
judged from the fact that peace
meeting in London was broken up by
the war party. Dispatches one day
say that war must come, and the next
day il is represented that peaceful
solution may be reached.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-09-27
Turnpike Notice.

The annual meeting OF the Directors
and Stockholders OF the Wildwood and
Berryville Turnpike Company will be
held IN Wildwood, Va. on SATURDAY.
SEPT. Both, 1899. AT 10 O'Clock a. m.
sep6 X. III. WHITING. Secv.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-09-27

GOV Tyler mas appointed Judge Il
\. ". >keeu, OF Wise county court.
% the judgeship Of the seventeenth
Judicial circuit. u succeed Judge ".
l. Miller. resigned. The Governor
mas designated Judge Kane 70 hold
the terms Of the county court until
General Assembly meets and selects
q Judge.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-09-27
Volcanic EruDtiOuS

Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob life Of
JOY Bucklen's Arnica Salve cure them.
also. Old Running and Fever sores. Ulcers
BOils, FelOns. Corns. Warts Cuts. Bruises
Burns, Scalds, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Best Pile cure on earth. Drives out Pains
and Aches. Only - cts. box. Cure guar
anteed Sold by e. w. Blencoe, Druggist
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-09-27

1t Is stated that new proposition
will DC laid before the Legislature
the coming session looking 70 a set
tlement with West Virginia Of her
part Of the old debt. As that State
is the only power TO pay, should any
thing Dc paid, 1t is useless to bring
this subject before each recurring
Virginia Legislature.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-09-27
d Sunday H. Ann.e 49, -

on sunday Misses Annie and Bet
Tie Wilkes. IL company with their
brother, were driving 70 church il
Brunswick county, when the horse
became frightened aud ran awav.-
Annie was Instantly killed. aud her
sister received injuries that may
prove fatal. The brother saved him
self b7 jumping.