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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-04

more thar twenty per cent, of the per-
sons who die in the whole world are vic
Tins of tuberculosis. Everywhere the
dreadful disease has gained it's foothold.
In England and Wales lone more than
&C, 900 persons die every year., and in
New York more than SO per cent, of the
autoposies performed for other diseases
have shown the existence of the unsus-
pected tuberculosis.
The realization of these facts has in
spired scientists and local health boards
to make the greatest efforts to cope with
it's ravages The discovery that much of
the disease has been transmitted from
cattle to man has led to a closer exam
ination of beef and milk. The knOWl-
edge that consumption was infectious
has resulted in he enactment of many
health regulations that it was thought,
might retard the spread of the disease.
In spite of all this however, the White
Fiend,' still stands supreme and hun
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-04
ARTEMUS WARD IN DENVER.

Denver Times: S. G. Gallup, the pio-
neer saddle man Of Pueblo, is a compen
dunn Of early-day stories. He came to
Denver in its infant days, and has a clear
remembrance of many of the old-time
freaks of the wild west of those days and
a real old pioneer style of telling them.
Some years ago he was around with
those who saw the sights and one of the
number was "Artemus Ward" Charles
+. Browne, who was then l~ecturing
through the west with 4 mirth-prOvoking,
two-hour tale of "Habes in the Woods"
Artemus was a tall, angular, red-haired
son Of the happy muse, and when he came
to Denver the settlement of old-timerS
attended the lecture and bestowed upon
him every attention that could be con-
jured up in the minds of the hospitable
people.
1t was no pink tea entertainment, and
his reception committee did not quote
Browning or drink pale nectar or any
thing of that kind. In those days the
real honor lay in the recesses Of the
hearts of a people that wore diamonds in
the rough.
Il shall never forget the peculiar look
the face of the humOriSt wore when he
arrived in Denver from Salt Lake by
stage. He had stopped at a wayhouse
edited and operated by a character we
used to call Rocky Thomas, for he could
tangle up and then untangle and run
out more square yards, double width, of
genuine profanity than any fellow in the
west, and there We're no novices in that
line in competition with him, either.
When the stage stopped at 'ROcky's'
ranch he inquired of the driver:
How many - fools you got in there
this trip
"Jes' one,' replied the driver, AN he's
so durn p~ink-headed that he KEEP the
stage warm
'"Then Artemus got out and partook OF
the meal and came on into Denver. After
his lecture here he stayed around a day
or two just to get the hang of the pro-
family out here, and used to say that if
he had such a profane vocabulary as the
fellows in the west had he would raise the
price Of admission to his lectures. In
those days we used to see all those big
fellows, for they all had a desire to know
what sort of a place the west really
was"
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-04

"I will let you have it, he said, un-
hesitatingly. There's nat davenport
he continued, as he pointed to a dilapi-
dated and d~isreputable piece of furniture.
1T is an heirloom, but l have so much in
that line that I must dispose of it. Such
things are very valuable now. but l will
take you note for $500, throw in the
davenport and call it square,
Il was pinched and accepted the offer,
coming out a good winner in the end.
I've investigated since and find that to
be the way he does business. He never
charges eXtortionate interest, but he sells
some old relic for anywhere from 10 to
so times it's value"
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-04
LIGHTS AND SIDELIGHTS.

Willie (regretfully)-I'd like just aw-
fully to kiss you, Oracle, but l s'pect it
wouldn't do. You know your ann
said you mustn't never kiss the boys.
Gracie-Yes; that's what she said. That
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-04

A paper in India recently published the
following explanation
This is only the beginning of our
paper. We We're not sure of how much
matter was required to fill it up, and,
thinking we had sufficient, we did not
exert ourselves much to get any more.
We therefore beg that our readers will
excuse us this time for the space left
blank. and promise to do better and get
more in the future"
Still more curious was the
ment of a paper which came out for the
first time with two columns blank, the
editor making the bold announcement
that "a large quantity of exceedingly
interesting matter had been left out for
want of space
When the native editor wants a holf-
day he s%uspends publication until it Is
convenient to resume, and, taking his
readers into his confidence, informs them
plainly why the paper was not issued on
the expected dates.
with the consent of our readers, we
now propose to take our nnual holiday.
We are sure none of them will begrudge
us our relaxation"
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-04

just as we'll. She says to me. she says:
"Gracie, don't you ever let me see you
kissin' the boys" Mamma, she's gone
over to Mrs. Bilhy's.-Philadelphia Sat-
urday Evening Post.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-04

New York is still years behind more
western cities in the matter of street
railways. 1t should insist upon vestl-
buleS for it's motor cars. If there is any
doubt as to their advantages a '%junket-
ing committee might be sent to Cleve-
land for Observation-Disclosures Plain
Dealer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-27
Scunenslutb, 1esen une SaeelE
fhlaa i'm aanien Neihe.

Die be, hOhene NOde 1T unsep6bnIid
beib uno nab sewsfen. Sbpcrs Reeen'
unb Sasslltiirme blben in psridIeoenen
1beilen DeuiiblanbS seberribt uno aui
ben @etreiosfeloern bel Shaoen anse.
ridtet. 8lels 2eute iinb ourd 8liB.
i6ldse seibpiet pOrOen; swsi iol6e
iSaae babsn iib in Berlin ersisnet uno
eine anslbl Berionen puroe aub pers
lebt. Die Sapel bel POtspam mar mebs
rere Gage lang bis su ibren nfern sefaal
une Iauienbe BON 5iiben purben burb
8Hbibldee eetbctet. neberi6pemmun'
gen bes Sprespaloes uno Der Nieberuns
aen on Der Weihiel tperoen berihiet unr
Die Seuernts III bort oas Sueite DiaI in
eieIer Saiion ruinirt poroen. Die 9es
tpitter in Sannoper tuaren bic idperiten.
bic man felt breiBis Sabren bort erIebi
bat. 8iele 2eute in iener BropinS tpur'
ben bonn BliB eriblasen. SIN 8ieien
sebirss, Sdleiien, limb sinise perionen
oem Sisiblaee erle8en. ginbunoeri
3usbunbe in Berlin nurben tpabreno ber
8o6s bon Sonneniti6en betrOifen unb
na6 ben tbierdrstIi4sn StatiOnen bon
Der Yoli3ei 9ebra6t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-27
2pn6aHaire.

8om BbbeI in Ta0uaIa, elmer Ort'
l6ait BON mebreren bunbert gintpObnern
in Der pfarrei Mabiion. II DleiIen bon
gesp Orleans. bonn Sluhe lanSeinpdrts.
tpurbsn Samitas fiinf SiciIianer aufse'
bGnet. Die Opfer ipurcen on 8aume
nufssfndpft. ba iis uIsGsilnebmsr on sinst
8eri6pbruns, ben prominenten Irst Or
s. Sogb Sobees su ermoroen, an8siebsn
ipuroen. 9erielbe mar am Gage bots
ber ben einem Sieilianer eur4 etnen
S&ub ibbtlid pertpunoet polben. 0leb'
rsre afte Der @eieslOiisfeit, bic in Der
nmssbuns bssansen tporeen, tpurbsn Der
8anbs sur Sat seIest. Sie &ube Dnree
iofort ipieoer berseitsat uno cine 8rOB'
iurS bate bic nnteriu6uns Der Ihaire
in bic Sanb eenommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-27
eOnSouer .e6pe Ses 9aaes. .

Ser ,.26ipe bes Cages" in 2onbon il
ssssnpdrtis Der Deutide 8arl JReufsIb,
ipsl6sr fi6 bon 1888 bis sum Sal bon
Ompurman in Der 8sfanBeni6aft bee
Wabbi unb &balifa Gbbulabi, hes Ra1.
foIssrs bes Wabbi, in bic er esratben
mar, aIs er i'm 4pril isnes SabreS eins
Expedition sur 8efreiune Slaiin Bai6a'i
unternommen butte. yieufsIb iiebt se.
iunO unb noblbdbis aus. 0iit Der Sdilb.
sruns isiner grlebni6e uno @ntbsbrun'
gen, tpatrenb sr ii6 in Der @efanssniaafi
Der 9sripiide befanb, ersielt er einen
oramatiibeu @inorud. @r bat peripro.
den, cine auSfibrIide unb bis ina @es
rinsits betaillirte 9eidl6te bss 9obes
bss Generals @orbon su itreiben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-27
Mlaer's Taa.

Our 8orseididte bon 4Iser's abbanf.
ung-ober @ntlahuns !-tpirb SoIssnoss
ersdbIt: Bier Woden i&on ipurbe 4Is
ger BON Brdiibenten unb ieinem 8abinet
perna9ldiiist. Die 2situne bss 9riesss
minilteriumS mar tbatldhIib aus iejnen
Sdnben genommen. Ser PrGiioent bes
iorete bic Sefeble unb gorbin bic Grbeit
im Dspartsmsnt. 4Ieer tpurbs BEL ben
8orbersitunsen our auffeauns Der nsuen
SreipiuiSen' n'Irmee uno in ben Cabinets
iibunsen san3 unb gar ienorirt. gls
AIeer tpesen ieiner Sneompetens unb
Dldf6pfsteit in Der 2eituns bsS ipani.
iden &rie8ss bur1 bic Sedel sesoeen
tpurbe, trat ber 9rdiioent fur ibn elm.
@r belt su ibm i'm RInbFeiid. .StanbaI,
in bsr Noiepelt'iden ,,8ouno Robin'
4nseleesnbeit, in ber 8eelnitisune
SbuftsrS, Der SerfcIsuns ces @eneraI
WtileS, Der 8ef6rberune bon ,.8aterSi6bs
men" in bobe Iemter uno bel Der nm'
tpanbluns oes 8riesSbepartemsntS in
cine 9lrt peribnIi6er Waidine. @nbIit
tpurbe aleer ilbermitbis unb beidloB,
fib um bic 9unbes Senatori6aft in
Widisan su beperben. gr psrbInbete
ii4 nit 8ineree; babur6 erbisIt feline
5rsunbidaft nit Wc8inIep Elm Sod unb
es tpurbe ibm ibleunisit flur semudi,
oab CT i'm cabinet nidt mebr sspiinidt
perbe. 4Iser aber peiserte ii9. su gee
ben.
@nolid selonste man su bem GOmpro'
mib, bab er i'm December eeben ioLlte, io'
balb er ieinen Sabresberiht als 8rieess
fetretdr fertis sefeat.
Damn iblus bic Sombe Der Wanila'er
@orrsiponbenten Elm unb Elm 8liBablelter
par n5ibis. um bic 4ufmerfiamteit bee
SUlfes uom Bbilippinen. Diii6maid abs
suIenfen. 9lleer iOate i'm December
iopisio aeben uno nun Ipurbe pie S6raube
10 seorsbt, baB sr idCn iebt binuus fog.
Sobart luo 4laer nah ieinsm 2anoiiBe
an Der WieeresfiiIie Elm unb CAB ibm Su
psrfsbsn, oab sr iid innerbalb 30 Sasen
,uridsisben foae. 0dbreno er ii6 nod
bort befanb, brannten bic Sorreiponcen'
ten in NaniIu ibr 5euerlDsrt ab unt
4lser'S Nmtsseit purre um weltere 29
Sage Uerfiirst. @r fdblte bic Wadt bei
SObart'iben Ireumsnte unb oantte ub
Ibutiu1e 1T uber: er tpurbs entlaiien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-27
Sin @eoeuftas fur bic oeutf6sn
Eurner.

Der IA. Suli tpar elm @eoentiae fir
bic bsuii6e Iurneridafi. 2lm IA. Suli
1919, alio Dor 80 Subren, tpuroe Eurn'
pater Sabn, Der Der bamal8 iirermd6ti'
gen Rsattion Elm Dorm i'm ause mar.
aIs ,,9emosose" perbdftet uno nat
Spaubau sebra6t. bon no er ipdter nah
@ditrn iberftbrt ipurbe SIN Sabre
1920 puros sr Dor eiue Smmeoiuteoms
milton in Berlin ssitsat. bis sur gnt.
idslouus ais Seitunssaefanaensr ..unter
Nuilitt eebalten". grit 1924 tpurbe er
su ,peiidbriser Seitunasbafi psruribeilt.
1925 ispob freiseiprOden, woruuf er ii6 .
oa ibm Der IufenibaIl in elmer unipsrii.
tdtS. uoer @pmnaiiuIitlbt, ober i'm UNI
trsiis BON Berlin uuf ssbn Weilen Usrbo'
ten wurOe. in Srepturs an Der uniirut
nieoerIieb, mo er ON Is. Oltober 1852
aeitorben 1T. Die 9srliner BreHe unb
Die bsuti6e Gurneridaft sebabten oss
cages in entipredenper Weiie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-27
Serssfofteu bes Sampfers .Has
rt6.S

Die ,,5inancinI 9lsps" pOasu tpifen.
spiiden Der Sereessieai6ufi. psI&e bic
8ettuns bes >, ,Amsrican ine"'Oumpfera
,,garis" unternobm. uno ben Direttorsn
Der ,.Ameriean Cine" iei absemudt NOR
ben, penn Der betreifenoen @eieaibaft
bic 8e,tuns bss ,.8aris" seldnse, iol
lis bic Sdlite bes Dertbss. ben bas
S6ifI baben nerbe, penn eS BON ben
>. ManacIss" absebradt iein psrOe, er.
baIten,
Dis aoitsn, tpeIde Der 8sreeeeieus
f6aft aus benz untsrnebmen ertpuhien,
beIaufen f6 auf 1000 Bfo. ct. (s20..
0O0); bic Sdlfte bes 8ertbes Der ,8as
ris', pie lie Jest in 5aImOuib Dor anfer
Iisst, betrdst $4,000 BIB. St., (s375.
00O). Die 8srssssiellitaft erbdlt mit'
bin flr bic 8sttuns oss Dempfers 1855.
900. bat aliO Elm gang sutss @si8dft ss'
ma&t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-27
Oie
Nationale Grport ansteauns.

@ir bruudsn nidt einen 8ersIeid nit
oer Stsinseit unsuiteaen. um su erfsnnen.
baB bas sur 8ifte sebenbe Sabrbunbert
oas Subrbunbert ber @rfinbunsen 1T.
8ie pisIe baben bic 8essidnuns idon
ausseiproden, obne au ipihen mas iie
iaeten, eebanfenIos. ober tpenisfenS nitt
i'm Stunoe, iie in ibrem pollen rlmfanse
Su besreifen.
Der @eIessnbeit bat. bic 8atulose ber
Batentbebbrbe burdsuieben. mag aliens
falls einen 9eeriff BON ber Wienee Der in
ben lebten Sabrsebnten semabten @rfinb.
uneen tefommen. bon benz Wertbe uno
Seoeutune berielben aber nibt. 4bsr
aud in benz unsei6uItsiten 8sbirn tpirb
elm Sdimmsr bes 8eritdnbnifes erftes
ben bsim Nnblid elmer fpitemutiid eeoros
neten Summluns Der &eiultate bleier
griinouneen, bon Heiultaten, oeren bloBe
@r,itens mebr betpeIit aIs ale 8alfulatios
men, bon &eiultatsn, pelhe nur ben les
benSfdbieen Sell bon tauivnoen uno abers
tauisnpen @riinSuneen reprdientiren, bic
ioossborenen unb aus8eisbten @eihesfin'
Der ritiibislos ausibeibsno.
@aS amerifaniider grfinbuneSaelit
E., ,amerifanii6" nit uno obns 8inoe'
trib) erbadt, mas Der praftiide Sinn
Der Gednifer aussefibrt unb perbeiert
bat. bapon tperben iib 8roben in ben
AuSitellunssrdumen Der 9tailonalen @T.
portsgrpoftion befinben.
9ieie eroBe 4usiteluns. pelte BON
l4tsn September bis gum 30ten 9lopem'
ber bieies Sabres in 8bilaoelpbia abse'
haltsn tprb, pirb aber nidt Su ben
3pede absebaIien, in oem obsnbemertter
oGmliden @ebirn eine fleine Dammerune
berporsuruien. 81 bsipabre Ser eln'
selne 5abritant beihidt i'm IQsemeiner
bic Iusfeluns. neil er burd oisieIbe ~
profitiren bOfft, neil er auftrdse ertpar'
tet unb eur6 Dieielben ieinen Seutel fii!'
len tpiq. Damit 1T niht seiuet. baf
ni6t @inselne bic aushsauns bsi6iden
obne einen iolden griole su ertpartsn
um ibre Seimaiitabt, ibren Stuat. eic. ~
repraientlren, um Inoeren eefdQis A.
isin, pisQsidt aud tpirtlid i'm Sntereii'
Der Nation, aus 8atriotiSmus. 4ber BIZ
Waiie Der 4usiteaer 1T in ibrem eisener
ssnterehe ba unb III in fluser 8OrauSiidt
BON Der neutrality-suspicious. ri4tla be-
banoelt norben. Die 8sb6rbe bemIb
f6 ndmli1 felt WOnaten i'm Snteref'
ibrer Nusfsqer, Rspraientanten auspar'
tiaer 3oniumenten sur IusfsQune ber'
beiusiebsn, unb stpar NIT plelem @rfole
aubsr ben OifsielIen Reprdientanten Dor
uneef6br 40 fremben Staaten uno 9la'
tionsn. pelde bis iebt suseiast baben.
(pdbrenb sbeniopieIe 3uiasen nod aus'
teben), psroen 8ertreter Der beoeuteno'
item SanbelSiammern Ter Welt unipeient
iein. @ie pieIe bon ben 10000 frember
Sanolunssbduiern, pelbe einselaber
ipurben, 3sprdientanten Su iGiden, oel
@inlabuns nadiOmmen perten. labt iid
aus Der Wnhe ber einIaufeneen 8uia8er
INNER nod nitt beurtsiIen, ba pieIe iit
nod i'm lsbten GueenbIid sntialieBer
perben, obns eine 3uiuse sei&idt su ba'
ben. Dab 5oIde Gertreter aber in gro'
Der 3abI ba isin tperben 1T befimmt unt
oaour6 1T elm Sauptpuntt seii4ert
Die 4usteaung pirb ettpas giuseIneues
bieien, Ie pirb sam srhenmule ben ipite'
matii6en 8eriu6 MAIDEN, ben Sabrltan'
ten in birette 8e.ibruns nit BEN Sdufsi
su brineen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-27
Seine Soientrdser retteten ibn.

@barIeS 8. 8odeI. 9Oie Der Wetropo'
Titan 9ant in Netp Orleans, bate seraoe
bic 8ant betrsten, um isinen Disniioblis'
senbsilen nab;useben, ais Elm entlaiiener
Solout. 9iamenS gnselbaro Slebsr. aus
benz 2lden auf ibn fsuerte. Die 8ueeI
traf bas 8erbinbunasitid bon HodePs
Soisntrdser uno brans nit sinsm 2beil
oeiIelben in ben Hdden elm. NlS Der
Solsntrdser aus Der Wunbe sesosen
purbs, fam au6 bic 8usel nit beruus.
8ieber iast, sr babe 8odeI isin @inlas
senbu6 iibsr sS05 sur 4ufbepabruns
dbsrssben, alS er in ben 8ries Sos. Dies
ier babe oas @elb sssosen uno tpeisers
iih nun. eS ibm suriidSueeben. &odel
1T sismlib i6per perpunoet, piro abet
baboniommeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-27
Bier WenfAeulebeu.

8sim Giniturs elmer asbmsrube bsr
9udspe Seper Bise Co., bitlib bon
4tron. D.. 8e!esen, tpuroen Samftas A
Irbsiter peridIttet. Dlun soB Fe tobt
unter einem Saufen 2sbm bon mebrersn
Sunbert Ionnsn berpor. 8pei Der I'm
sIiidIi6en purbsn ais Daniel @aaaban
unb anbrep Bolasip ibentifisirt. bic un'
bern ,ipei fennt man ni@t. Der gintur,
ber @rubs srfOIets 70 plbbIi@, bab bic
2suts feline 5sit buttsn, iit su retten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-27
8rieaSf6iffe unb 6efhhse thr
China.

Ser tinsIiihe @siunbte in Berlin III
inIiruirt pOrosn. nit ben 8ulfan 8er'
Ten in Sieiiin einen @ontraft absuitlie'
Ben fir ben @rbau bon stpei Banserfreu.
sern BON unseidbr a&ttauienb IOnnen
unb bon ie6S bei6Ibten Sdnsafreusern
bon is $500 IOnnen. bic innerbaIb orei'
bie Ronatsn gum 8Oitenpreiie bon sebn
Wigionen 5asls poaenoet iein miihen.
Sine anbere 8siteauns bon ftinfsie
S&nsafsusrfsIbsefdasen fur ssbn Ylil'
IiOnen 1asIs ipirb sIei&fals in 9sutid'
lamb eemaHt iperesn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-27
Selapare, Sada. & @sHern Giieubabn.
Wlpntla, s. sunni. 1899.

3iiss psrlalIsn Srrantpn fir gisp ycrf UNI
$50. 3 Oh d., fir Rsp yorf unb philadelphia
nm $40, 500 unh 1905 W., 1855 unb 3.33
Na6m. 5iir Buffalo 1910, 2.35 une 9 10
WOrssns, i.55 une $50 NaGm. Bingham
ton unO 3pii6snRationsn LOS Ratm. Ntb-
pIipn Aerompoaiion nm 6 90 Natm. 6ae-
tprppiIs Qrrpmc patton 400 Ra9m.
{. & .. Dipifou-tSiir Hprtbumbtrlanb I'm
6 90 unb 1905 W. unb t.55 uub SAC Rah.
5ir Nantirofe I'm sos unb t1.t0 W. fJlr
plymouth nm 3 IS uub $50 Ratm. 8iir
8insffon I'm 1855 Nahm.
gpafanbiss ausFunft iibn Ratsn mad allen
Ibsitn Der Der. Siaaten une Canada fam In
pn 5idttoffirs i'm Sabnbsf nbaltsn ptrtsn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-27

Serfauft bel gpOtbeieru, oocr fret perfftdt
mad Gmpiuns bes Breiies, 25c., OOer fir 81.
Sr. Sumpbrsps' SOmeOputii6es Ilanual
fir Sraufbeiteu frei peri6idt.
Humphreys Med. Co., Ill William st., NY,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-27
Grplpiion an Sorb eineS 2orpseo'
bcpts3ertfDrerS.

Sur6 cine GrpIOiiOn on 8Orb bss
lprpsbobooisertDrers .,Suafn6" aui
esm SoIant pabrenb ibrer probefabri
purbsn Samiias nsun bsr an Sorb be-
fineIiden 9eriOnen setboist unb bier Der'
lsbt. @s if biss Der iG!immfe nnfaa.
bel Der britii6sn Marine in ben leBten 90
Sabrsn susefioBsn III. Die Opfer iparen
i6rsdli6 suseridtst, Dumpf uno to6ens
oes @aHsr fllIten ben Wiaitinenraum
Der ,,8uQfinb" 1T elmer Der mOberniten
30 ¬en SoipeSobooiserhDrsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-27
Giienbabn Seittabelle.
Grie uno gDpomina gyoIIep GiIenbabn Go

in Nraft am /. 9uui 1893.
3tss SsrlaGsn S:rantpn fir Nsp 2Jprf, Nsp-
bursb unb 3pifbsrpunitsn auf Der 9rit 8abu,
um 500 Worssns unp 2.2S Nahmitass.
5iir Sapsy une Ipfale punfts um 500 uub
S.45 Nprgsns unb 2.2S Hatmittass. Bir
Cafe Qrisl um $50 Rabmitaas.
Spuntags 3iigs peralItn SCRANTON fir Cafe
aris Uni AS Mprseus uub 30 9a1mtttass,
an 9piihenliatpntn anbaIttnb.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-11-24
The Opera House.

There IS an Improvement in proyre,. s..
JaSt now that gives us pleasure to notice.
The owners Of the opera house have n,
Ia"t decided to remodel the stage, ard
the carpenters are at work extending
and widening the stage and adding two
dressing looms. This is something the
netd OF which was very apparent upon
the occasion of the fist show in thr
opera house after it was finished. This
extension of the stage ANA additional
dressing rooms will be II great convenience
To the actors and add materially to tic
appearance. Now do let the elcct,ic
nights be put in While the work If i'm.
proVement is going on and the theat,
goers will, with one accord, commend the
good work.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-11-24
Shooting ScriDa.

List S,;ur,l,y hight JOHN "o.;i,s .,,o,
and hlilri Tom lI,rrtrr L,,h cl,...i
The i"rtieUlus ), G,v rs vcc,, ,c,,n,.c
aoJ". is fui,w,: J,ir Collins has b,c,
emr'"ycl by d.. VI. T. S.1ilh =, 1,.vos
| for y l,lmhnr nf y.,,. o.,,,,.i.
,,cr, v.,,l.r. - ','''S :" " "">'S
:" '"SS u u" DJctol :
.I'"''H'S VIII" me family were absent in
Mississippi. On I.lSl Saturday nisht whi,o
John was I'D TOWN +, INV, ,;,n, 80 =,
,,.n, T.. s,.,. ,,., ,..,. P'e1I " ~
r,., ''''' '.''"' !" Ion Hunter.
"'''' ''l"thi"5 Apne he heard some
nose on the eastern side Of the bouse
lie went roun TO sca wh,, II ,..,s .nI
found ma, e,a.,,.n,:n., ""' ''''''
- ,,a, ''". =, Va al! 10 gam an en-
rance 10 Inc residence through the wiz
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-11-24
PEBMAL AND LOCAL MENTION.
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST ABOUT TOWN.
Sote paper ly tie pound at Dukes.

Sote paper ly tie pound at Dukes.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Rice has gone on a visit C
hf mother
Miss May Irwin, OF Ashevillc, is visit;
ing Mrs. zoe Austcll.
7 Mr.. Henry May has fine boy at h.
home. lie arrived Saturday.
L Miss Florence Smith is visiting ler
sister, Mrs. TreGer, on Main street.
Big lot of fur and plush Jap roles Il, 4
rugs ut bargain prices at the "Wond,r
Store"
! a nice line of box paper, tab,ets al 4
envelopes opened up this week.
! Dukes Drug Store
i Quite anumber of Uplon's citizens ~ :
tended the Floral Fair in Charleston this
week.
: We added quite number Of new sui
scriDers to our list while in tletount,y
last week.
| Lookout for change in S. NJ. Rce's ad.
next week. Change came in too late t, T.
this issue.
> Messrs. Jno. II. Montgomery and
sJno. B. Cleveland, OF Spartanburg.
Fwere in the city Wednesday.
Capt. Richard O'Neal, of Columbia,
representing the New York Life, spent
afew days in town this week,
Z A lot Of 5 cent pencil tablets, single
and double ruled, for the school children
just received. Dukes Drug Store.
l Mr.. Jas. Howard has moved from
kCross Keys to the widow Baiiey's house
ION Church street. We are glad TO wei
Lcomc him to Union.
Tie shooting stars failed to put in
their appearance in this section. Noie
sWe,e seen though many people watchtd
for them several nights.
Don't put off coming to thew onder
Store" for Santa Claus until Christmas
eve. If you do it may be impossible TO
be waited on as it was last year.
b. f. Arthur has just returned fiom
New 4ork where he went to buy brand
IEne stock of dry goods, clothing and
6lidsy goods for The Old Reliable.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-11-24
A TRIP TO PADGETTS.
The Schools of Misses HoIcOmb
and Browning Give an Enter
tainmenf.

We have had the pleasure of another
trip 10 Cross Keys, also TO P4dgetts creek
chnch. We left Union apout ii O'Clock
ard arrived at TN. home OF our friend,
and versatile correspondent Hr. ThoS.
II. Gore, about 2 O'Clock. We learned
,.la. he WAS over at the home of Mr..
Joseph Betsiil who is quite sick with
fever, but would be back in an hour or
SO. left my little boy, with Mrs. c.. and
tie children ard went on to the Keys
promising 70 return in two hours, but
when [ reached the cross reads | saw
several bvggies going down the road and
learned there was 10 be preaching at
Padgatis creek church, as that was the
place where the entertainment, which
was the object of my trip, was to take
place followed and paid my first visit to
padye,tS creek church, one of the Oldest
in the county and OF which / will have
son!cthin. to say some time later. After
preaching, l had the pleasure of meeting
= number of the good citiZsnS OF that
section, and went home with Mr.. B. g..
Wilburn where took dinner ard the Q
found Misses Ethel and Maggie Walker,
and got an idea of the program from
Miss Ethel, who was the moving spirit
in getting up the entertainment assisted
materially 10y the TWO teachers of the
SchOOls That took part in the entertin-
ment, Miss Kate iIoicomb, and Miss
Matte Browning, had the honor OF
an introduction to Mss Uo.comb, ali ac-
colnplished and charming young lady
from Ilpb6sville, who has charge of a
lloucishing school at Y Keys
1t was about sundown VIXEN l reached
NJ, Cores house and found that lie had
,ecn hopNnor,a % some time ard had sent
his {'a'n,ra Va mh o3n niue after
go ,pNs asnll a.<aand retl led.
aNs - 1::S$le boy, John
~ s:si a!n%sa; sssst