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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18
Buffalo sia,s Maube Meter.

Mm Diontas. ben 20. Wlai, uirb
Buffalo Bill nit isinen raubsn 3eitern
unisre Staot bsiudsn. Dis S@aufsl.
lung tpirb bieie Saiion aleS bis iest in
bieisr 2inie barsebotene ilbertrsffen. @as
rantie bierfir in bic Tbatiu&e, ba6 in Der
Stabt SEEN Dorf 81 aufeinanosrfoIsenbe
9oriteaunsen ssssben tpurosn, tpelde nit
isoem Gage oas SntereiIs permebrten.
Sin FOLDER 8oItsanorans mar ME auuor
i'm Mabifon Square @artsn seieben uor.
ben. Tdeli6 mubten tauienbe tpeeen
RaummanseIs aurddseipieisn tperben.
Die Serren @obp unb Salisbury uerte.
ben iiH auf ibr Sad unb ipie man BEN
Publifum eine SenuBreide 8orfeauns
oarbietet. Sbrsm friibersn rsi&baltissn
proeramm babsn iis bieieS Sabr 8riess.
icsnen beisefiist, bic ben Batriotismus
unb ben Subel ber 9uf4auer auf ben
@ipfeI treibsn, namsntIid bic gritir.
muns bcr Sdsel BON San Suan. Dieie
lpirb in ben fleiniten Details natursetreu
naheeabmt iperben, NIT eenauer gia6'
bilbuns Der @ssenb, Blodbiitten, Sbans.
srdben, 8dumsn unb Stahslorabi,
5snssn. 10 bab man ii6 ibatid6Iid auf
benz 3ampfplabe pdbnt. gtpa 300
arisser unb 8sitsr tpsrben in bieiem erob.
artieen SdauipisI auftretsn, burunter
RooiepeIi's 8aube 8eiter, @ubanii6e
Snfurssnten. peiBe unb i&parse SoIba.
ten une Srsiipi0iss ber 8sr. ct. Mrmee
Muberbem iperben beipeelide Tableaus
aus ber @ei6idte bieies 2anbes boree.
fdbrt. Naes Mnsiebenbe, mas Der ;, ,Bilos
@siten" frlibsr bot. IN beibebalten unb
bebeutenb ertpeitert tporben. sc iinb
bier Reprdientanten aus ben neuefen
eolonien Onfel Sans, aus ben pbiIi'
pinen, Guba, porto &ico unb Saipaii su
finben. aurs sefast. bic Welt. irie fl
lebt unb nebt, 1T unter Buffalo 8ia'i
Rieienselten psrsinist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18

Sn ben Iebten Tasen IN bieI tiber ben
fGauberbaften 3uitanb Der nit Mspbalt
8epHaiterten StraBen eerebet unb in
ben tdsli&en 8eitunsen pubIiairt porben.
Wer trdet bic Sdulb an biefem gum
@emeinlbsl eeporbenen 3uitanb oer'
ielben2 Sinb es niHt uniere fdbtiiden
8ertreter, bic erlaubtsn, bab erfens Elm
i4Iedies pHaher selest tpurbe unb bann
nod peridumten, oafiir au iorsen, oab es
in 8eit reparirt ipuroes Den Corpora.
tioneu erlaubt man eS. oaS BHafer na4
DiIlfibr auhursibsn unb beinabe in ie.
oem Sale III es nur oberfddIid reparirt
tporben /; inbipibueae Burger finb aud
nad Iufreiben bes pfafers nit Der Rs'
paratur na&ldiiis setpeien unb nsnn
man aaes in @rtpdsuns sisbt. 70 If 60
ni&t su pertpunbern, oab oas Bfaher 10
i4aubsrbaft 1T. 1eberbaupt i4eint bas
srobe Bublitum i'm aleemeinen 3u bsnfen,
Dab bic Straben nur ba iino, um ben
nnratb barauf su ipsrfen unb ages mbg'
li@e iR auf bemielben su finben, Drabt.
8ledhdde, SoI,itiide, NdseI. @Iasidsr'
ben. Stsine, faule Srudt. etc., etc.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18
Dunmcre.

Gin pferb bes gbparb 8spsa
brannte am DOnneritas bur& unb iprans
dbsr bic Steinmauer bei go. 6, Elm 8ein
bre6enb. iOoab es sri&oRsn tperbsn
mubte.
8uresb Popsq fns am Montas
cine Gruiabs eesen bic @Ildsipisl Wa'
ihinen bier an unb IL tpuroen aus bers
idiebensn 8ldbsn sntfsrnt; CT nil in
3uiunft Feline bsrurtise Mai6ine iuners
balb ben 8orousbsren3sn bu!ben.
- Srau Gliiabstb. @attin bss Germ
@eorae 2aiisr bon @rops Strabe, ftarb
am Dienitoe Mbsnb i'm Mlter bon 10
Satren an elmer Compilation bon 8ranf.
bsitsn, unb pirb beute Nadmittae beer.
bist. AuBsr ibrsm @uttsn tbsrIebt iis
au6 Elm Sobn.
= @pprian Ban @orbsr, 80 Sabre
alt uno BEL isinsr Todter, Srau Geo.
Beber an On Orinisr Strabe, tpobns
baft. fiel am Donnerftas NaGmittae an
Appie Apenue plbBli4 auf ben Ssiten.
meg nieber uno als man ibm aur SiiIfs
elite. ipar er in ferbenbem 3uhanbe unt
peridieb Elm paar Winutsn ipdter. auesn.
idsinIih an einem SsrsidIas er lit
iaOn felt Sabren an osr Ssr,tranlheit.
MiIdbanbIsr patrid SIannsIt
purbe ON SOnntus au frdber Worssn'
ftunbe an Walnut Strabe bon einen
asrle aneebaItsn, bsr persmptorif6 feir
8aareelb uerlanste; 5lannelp befann
| f9 niGt lanss, ersriff cine ilsine Mii6'
Tame unb mart iis bem 8erIe an bsr
8opf. iobab sr um @nabe beulenb sul
grbs fieI. SIanneIp Iisb @nabe tpaliei
uno madts ii& obns rsiisrss Aufbebsr
pisber auf ben Bss.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18
ams benz cberen Ehale.
(ar@baIb Gprrtippnbsns.)

= Cine S1sune bes 5. Spab 3u
Olppbant ipurbe am Sonntas Woresn
um 2 llbr bur& Ssusr ssriibrt.
-Sobn Stanton bon Ssrmsn. Der
bor mebrerengBohen burd einsn seiporfe.
men Stein sinsn S&dbeIbru& erbieIt.
batte iit am Sreitus iOipsit srboIt, bab
er aus BEN Soipital entIafen iperben
tonnte.
= Ser StaIiener Tonp Roteu purbe
am 9ienitas in Der @besrton Mine su
Sermpn bur& einsn ihmeren Sal bon
DedenfobIen besraben unb i&limm su.
seri&tet. tpirb ii& isoo& pabri&sinIid
erholen.
-Srau Warp Wartin bon DIppbant,
bic bor einiser 9eit in @aibinston auf
einem StraBenbabnmaeen uerIstt tpurbe.
bat cine @ntfddbisunsSiluse i'm 8etraee
bon SIS. 900 sessn bic boriiss EractiOn
So. gewonnen.
+ - Sobn @risbt bon Seiup. in Der
@raiIs SsIunb Wine su 8sdpiae anse.
iteIIt. tpurbe sefern Morsen bon sinem
fdiueren 2oblenfiid setroffen; er true
idmer3li4e Sdrammen an ber rehten
Settle unb einen 8rud bes rsdten
BeineS bappn.
(Garbonbals Gprrtippnbtni.)
Der @srmania @eianspsrein bdIt
beute Abenb Elm Gonssrt in ieiner Gale
ab.
- MidaeI Soifmann bon Rsuntsr
Gusnue. Elm Anssitsater Der .. & 8.
@ompanie, erbielt am Samftas beim
8arrenfoppeIn einen serbrddten Singer.
= Gin einssmidsIter SdusIins. nsu.
seboren unb sttpa l5 pfunb ipieeenb,
uurbe am Samfae in sinem Nbort su
5oreit @itp aufsefunben; bas 8inb mar
aueeni&einIid burH einen in feinen Wunb
ssftopften 2umpsn sritidt porben. @es
idporene tperbsn bic Sa&e ndbsr su ers
srlnben iuden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18
Httt6tcn.

= Gin iunser Sobn bss George
DsnbIe bon greter Sirabe ssrieib am
DOnneritas einem Seusr i'm Sofs su nabe.
feline 9Isiber Fn8en unb er iputbe bbs
perbrannt.
= aIs cine ssoIss ber Grbisniune
ilbsr ber SdooIep Brine su Sturmerbils
bronsen arobe Wenssn bss SIubipaHsrs
in bic Wline. bisfelbe au lberfIutber
brotenb. I'm bic nebtrfluibune renr
mbslid su bsrmeioen, tperben an Der.
f6iebenen StslIen 9dmme erridtet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18

= SpisIsnbs 8inber iebten Bsitern
Absnb in bem Bobnbaufe BON Staotraib
Ssaops, on 2userne uno 3ebnter Strabe,
cine Partie 8leiber in e,nem S4lablm'
mer in 8rano, bod fonnte bas Seuer nit
einem S4absn bon 5000 eelbidt tper'
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18

~ SsRsat Sas ,,@p&snbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18
gBileesbarre Ma&ri6ten.

- Die Sub Strabe Bride IN aIs un.
fiber sriIdrt porben uno bic Oampfer
bes SeuerbspartementS odrfen biefelbe
nidt msbr freussn.
= Geo. 2ancaiter bon Dorrancetotpn,
unb in ber 8ettebone Wine ansefeqt.
irurbe am Sreitas bur@ eine ueripdtete
Sprsnsuns 70 idIimm perIsst. oab man
nur ipsnis Soffnuns bat, isin Ssben su
etbalten.
Die @bbofaten @sieqidaft bes
Counties ineoRirte am Dienitas giad.
mittas in elmer poblbeiudten 8eriamm.
lung bic 8anbioatur bon &idter Sobn
2pn6 filr bas OberseriHt bes Staates ;
8epublifaner uno Oemoiraten eribienen
in Der 8eriammluns.
- TbseIa, bic 6idbriss To&ier bon
Safob Stsinbere BON gbparbspiae. froh
sehern untsr sinen g.. 8. & @. 8abn.
aug. um bas @eleiie 3u freuaen, Der 3ue
isbts fd in 8epeeune uno bic Rdber
iHniiten benz 3inbe beibe 8eine unb Ell.
men Arm ab. Sc ftarb mad iuraer 3eit.
-8ier Sduier in @sorsetOipn iinb am
Sreitag furs Dor Wlitternadt ourd Elm
sSeuer 3srit5rt porbsn, bas mon aIs ans
ssIest bstradtet; Der 8erluf BON 81. 600
1T burd 8sriideruns eebsdt. 9uei Der
Sdufsr sstbrten ber Sapio Saljbute
SinierIahenidaft. sipei Der 8. Il W.'8.
8obIen So.
-Sranf Salon bon Garep auenue
tpurbe Dienitas gla&t ndbe ben Cutlery
8srisn bon 5rani MIteabad burd
MeRsrfide Iebenseefdbrlid berpunoet.
SO ideint, ba6 bic 8stbsiIietsn in Irems
ba6s 8irtbi&aft einsn Streit baiten /;
aItenbad sins bann beimpdrts unb
Salon ioIste ibm uno ernsuerte ben
Streit, tporauf 9lItenba& in SsIbitber'
tbeibisuns gum Wsher eriif.
Der S4loHer Senrp RoIanb bon
SusIsion beeins am Wontae Absnb nabe
Yenn Sapen Sunction, auf bem Weee
bierbsr. in einem 2ebiBb BAILEY Paiia.
siersus SsIbfmorb, inoem er iih 3neiWaI
nit einem 8eppIpsr idob, baS erite MaI
in ben Gals. bas stpeite Wial in ben I'm.
tsrIeib ber 8Orsans iests bic anberen
YaHasiere in bic erbbte Mufresuns.
Der Selbhm6rber betrue Iih in letter
8sit in furioier Dsiie unb lit aua an
Sdninbelanfdlen.
- gg.B Boitmeifer 6. s. 8osert, ber
-fdon ipesen nnfus in ieinem Amts untet
8lreidaft ftebt, puroe am Wontas
Radmittas auf bic alnflase ber llnters
itIaeune BON Ser. Staaten @eIbern
ipieberum perbaftet unb unter 81 500
Sdrsidaft ssfelt. Grosoem er bus ber
8seieruns fdaise @sIb suridbesabIte.
that er bies erh, nahbsm er Dor msbreren
Ulonaisn sum srhsn Wals nrrstirt tpurbe.
mas bic 8samten ais unteridIasuns be.
ssidnen au6 ioa er SuIdre Der Anse.
its[ien ii@ ansssisnst baten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18

0ie bb6te Stufe baben bic
@emerti6aften in @robbritan=
nien errei6t. Bon 1000. 900 ertpad=
fenen 9riten 9eb6ren l, 400, 900 elmer
Linton" an, uno BON 1000, 900 briti+
i6en Grauen, bic bdusliden Sienifbo=
ten dnb alle nidt in Gabrifen ober
@erfitdtten beiddftisten Srauen ausge=
i6loiien; iinb 119, 175 Witslieber bon
@euerti6aiten.
@cetplen, pel6es eini9e Sage
unbenubt i'm @asbebdlter aufseipeidert
iuuroe, biibt an 2eu6ttraft elm. Man
bat iosar eine 2eudttraft-Ib
I6on bon 12- bis 24iiinbiser Rube bes
glcetplens toniiatirt. Sieien 3uifanb
bes @cetplens, ben aud bas Ratursas
aufpeiii, tann man als ,Wiiibisfeit be=
seidnen. Worin bte 'llriabe bieier
Gisenfdaft liest, 1T bis iebt nod ni4t
iiberSeu9eno ertldrt.
3u189 Sabren &efdn9ntB
perurt6eilt puroe uuldnsii Elm
8e6tsantpalt in Mooiea, Sisilien.
Derielbe mar Der 8eriibune BON ni6t
ipeniger als 63 peri6iebenen 8etrii9e-
reien iiberiiibrt poroen. Sabei febte
oas @eri6t fir jeoen einaelnen Sall bas
gerineite Strafmab an; tpiiroe bic
Warimum-Strafe perbdnst iuorben
Iein, bann ipdre benz armen Siiuoer
Elm 9otal bon $50 Sabreu aufse-
brummt porben.
2ebenbe Or9anismen i'm
Wein fano profeiior Wortmann in
felt 25 Sabren la9ernoen, gut perfort-
ten 6lafden. Sie Sablreiden Orsanis-
men trarea; Sefe5ellen, 9abmpilse uub
9atterien. giele SefeSellen tparen tobt,
einiee befauben ii9 i'm beifen @ebeiben.
gs 1T ielbitperitdnolid. oub bic Gebens-
tbdtigteit folder pil;e In Der Deinfla-
| ide auf 8eru9 unb @eidmad, auf bic
Qualitdt bes @eines nit Der 3eit einen
bemertbaren giuflub auslben mub
bic 8erdnoerung bon Slaf6enneinen
ipdbrenb ibrer 2agerune tann alir
| fiber gum grpben Sbeile auf Re6nunq
bieier Pil3e geiebt peroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18

-Sn paris in 6er bramatiide Sdrift.
Keller Senrp 8oequs i'm sIItsr bon 50
Sabrsn esftorbsn,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18

-Sn Sals a. b. SaaIe IN Der 2eib.
nis'SOri9r Carl @srbarbt esforbsn.
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-11-24
instruction For A Farm Boy.

AT the Franklin County Pa teach
er's institute held at Chambersbnrg,
Pa, on Tuesday, State Superintendent
of Public Instruction n. G. Schaetfer
spoke upon the enormous cost of I'M
educated labor. He told the teachers
the value of a boy is the difference be-
tween uneducated and educated labor.
An educated man is not paid by the
day, but by the month or year. An es
timated value of an ~uneducated mar
for forty years has been made at SIS
900; that of forty years of educated
labor at $4,000. The farmer who
keeps his boy at home to plough to save
paying a ploughman robs his boy OF 50
each day.
The time of the hoy, he said, may be
wasted by his idleness or truancy, by
the teacher who misdirects the boys
efforts or by superintendents in requir-
ing unnecessary examinations. Are
we teaching u children self reliance"
said the State Superintendent, "or are
we teaching them to rely on others?
There are marvels and glories surround
ing the farmers boys that are shut out
from the boys who are crowding the
cities. There seems to be the lack of
the right kind of instruction for the
farm boy"
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-11-24
2,3 Market Street
H. p, Neck Locals.

The officers OF Battery H, Fourth
ARTILLERY. stationed at Fort Mott, sub
scribed a liberal sun of money a lew
DAYS ago towards making a DONATION OF
nrovisiops to Mrs. Cunningham, a
peedy widow living near the fort.
The body of the drowned woman
found oyer 4 month agoat Penn's Neck
il supposed TO have been That OF a
woman living in Chicago, who leit her
home about October l to visit a sister
in Norfolk, Va. and has not been heard
from since. The authorities are OF the
helief that the drowned woman may
nave fallen overheard from a steamer
while on her way to Baltimore,
Freeholder Fl. y. White has been Oh
a punping trip to Virginia. ~.,.
Az estiyal for the benefit OF
Point school. will be held in the school
house. Wednesday evening, November
10Th. ,p.p,uorth
The social department of the Epwortn
League held u cob-web social az tne
home of M. j. Mitchell this ffioay
The new telephone line has reached
pennsyjlIe. and several patrons COM
plain because headquarters are III q
hotel
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-11-24
Woodstown waits.

Owing to illness Miss Belle kearney
did not appear in Woodsto"h oiec'uie
hut viii come a later date.
The High School will have appropfi,
ata EXERCISES on Thanksgiving, next
Thursday afternoon. .
Charles Huff, of Harrisonvilie lsthe
paw c,erk IN E. b. Humphreys store.
The entertainment given III the Wpp eta
House last Thursday night by "oou-
bine Lodge, No. 15S, l, y. Y. f. cUn,
| sistinp of that famous DRAMA, ~.
NIGHTS in a Bar ROOM" was u gieas
success. having a crowded mouse anu
each one took their part wen. Aney
are 10 be congratulated. Inc 'ouso
will clear over S1OO. n,,,s
While playing at school last inuis.
dav Lizzie. daughter of John ana Nate
| Nelson. had her collar-bone prokeh' ny
| a boy running into her. ao.tin
TEe PRESBYTERIAN church are contih-
,,;na their eYtla meetings this week.
The n Y. Il. u. of the Baptist
| ,hnrch have changed the time OF hoio-
ina their meeting from Tuesday even
inc 10 SUNDAY evening from SIX 10 ses-
en-. ,ad IN Rjl.
N DHS6 Ddii foAn l,aop
ev,s lot last Saturday afternoon pe.wesn
tha .Jr. Salem School boys M .he
Woodstown School boys, Jr. Ihe
score WAS in favor Of the WoodSto"n
boys. .hon,,o h;s read
ina and bar rooms ~repapered and paint
ed. ,..,. ,ona of his
Frank Borden bad the oone or ms
right wrist splintered on FRIDAY "oin-
inc Nv the kick of a horse. 80.
'souire Holmes, last Friday ooulu
| John Howell, colored, over to court ioa
not giving up a pocket book when no
| found. .a brought
suit and got judgment 10 recover pay
| for their milk sold the fiiese.ove
creamery. The Board OF Directors
sav there are notes in Woodstown BANK
Amounting to $4,000 Of which they hau
70 knowledge. They are endorsed py
John Duell and Richman Cores oecie,
tary and Treasurer, who cia,m Inv
avery dollar was used in expenses o. tne
company. The interest has been pa,a
mn Tho notes have not been mentioned
vt the meeting of the directors. Ins
;ndehtedness is said 10 be more thah
s1O. 900 in excess OF what vas supposeo'
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-11-24

Joseph S. Black and wife, will have
quite a fine looking residence here when
carpenter Costing, of Woodstown, gets
the flushing touches put on.
David Robsnson's friends gave hin,
quite a surprise on Tuesday evening,
by appearing at his home in all sorts of
DISCUSSES, Our own native colored man
and the Spaniard were in 1t, and one
lady whe was not in it thinks that some
OF the party must have been trying to
represent the old man of the lower re-
gions,
Stacy d, Layton and Thomas Purtel
attended the sale of horses at Maple
wood stock farm at Roadstown on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Thomas Puitel is on the sick
list.
Mrs, r.. p. Patterson, of Woodstown,
County President of the w. G. L. u,
met with the Sharptown Union in a
parlOr meeting on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Murphy, OF Elmer, spent Sun
day with her daughter Mrs. Morris
Newton.
Miss Lille Robinson, Of Elmer is
spending the week with Mrs. Clement
Bassett.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Bell will have
been taken by surprise by a few friends
before this reaches the readers of the
RECORD. The writer has been permit
ed to see mot taste) some Of the cakes
that ale to be consumed at the party
which takes place on Wednesday zen
ing,
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-11-24
Sees Visions.

The Salem Standard has begun tC
see visions of the RECORDS skull and
c~ross-bones. Last week it said "II
last weeks election proved anything il
proved that the Republicans of this
county need reorganization. With
everything favoring the party this yeal
and with a strong ticket, the Sheriff
was lost and the Senator elected by a
narrow margin. Salem county mus
not be permitted to drift back into the
Democratic column but it surely viii
if some effective steps are not speedy
taken to prevent it," That is as much
to say that the Republican executive
committeeman in the last campaign
did not do their duty as expected and
should be kicked out. This is how the
editor muses.
All, distinctly | remember
1t was the lection in November
When we had money galore.
Never once they said, free silver"
We hoped the office to deliver
Forever more.
But as the ballots were counted
And Vanneman's majority mounted
| saw that skull and cross-bones
Enter my Office door.
There they sat and still are sitting
With their spirit ever fitting
Just above my office door.
No printing from the Sheriffs office
Is to come into our Golfers
Neyermore.
With the flesh all shorn and shaver
Sits the bones Just like the Raven,
For three years more.
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-11-24

The Elmer Times calls attention to
the delay in the mail service jim South
Jersey and especially the Philadelphia
distributing office. During the Iast
few weeks we have noticeda an improve
ment, but for several months previous
we received more complaints from sub
scribers than in any former five years.
We wIote to the Philadelphia Post.
master concerning the slow delivery OF
newspapers in that City and he dis
missed the complaint with the state
ment that it was not specific. There
needs a general shaking up in the SER
vice
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-11-24

DR.. Isabel Mitchell died at the county
hospital, Philadelphia, last week. She
was the inventor of = formula for en-
balming meats, fruits, vegetables, for
the recipe of which she had been offer
ed $50 COG. Physicians state it is per
fectly harmless. Eggs have been kept
fresh for six weeks. She was the moth
of Mrs. Charles L. Allen, formerly OF
PENIS Grove, now of B~ridgeville, Del.
Her son DR.. H. b. Mitchell and Mrs.
Allen have taken steps to put the recipe
on the Market. Mrs. Mitchell vas a
woman of deep intellectually and a
believer in Theosophy which we learned
by her visits and conversations in the
RECORD Office.
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-11-24

1t will not he a surprise 10 any who are
at all familiar with the good qualities of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, TO know
that people everywhere take pleasure in re-
Iating their experience in the use of that
splendid medicine and in telling of the
benefit they have received from it, of bad
colds it has cured, of threatened attacks of
pneumonia it has averted and of the chill
dren it has saved from attacks of Group and
whooping cough. 1t is a grand, good medi-
cine. For sale by all druggists.
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-11-24

Nebraska may he appropriately term
ed the banner Democratic state TINS
year. Evidently Mr.. Bryan's hone
people like him, a liking which Mi
ilanna's ~neighburs fail to possess Tor
that trust defending Senator if the re
turns from Cuyahoga county are a true
criterion.
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-11-24

1t is clear that Admiral Dewey has
lost his head, as well as his heart, by
conveying the house i'll washington
which was recently given to him by
$4,000 admirers, to his wife who is
richer than he. Dewey stock is now
the decline. The storm no raised has
resulted in the wife deciding it to his
son George,
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-11-24

Commissioner Wilson, of the Inter
nal Revenue Bureau, has made an m
portant decision, holding that only Ire
insurance policies issued by organiza-
tiops under the cooperative plan, are
exempt from taxation under the War
Revenue Act, and that all policies is
sued by Insurance Companies, doing
business for a profit must pay the war
tay
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1t has been recently suggested that
trusts be subsidized by the nation with
the bounty distributed according to the
size of the corporations. And yet this
is called a government of the people, by
the people and for the people,
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m... Ibroning Meadaehe.

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m King,s New Life Pills. Thousands
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nerves and build up your healln. Easy
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.Johnson's Druggist.
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Governor G. w Atkinson, of West
Virginia, has issued a unique Thanks
giving proclamation, in which he gives
twenty. five quotations of the scripture.
That is the true spirit to teach Thanks
giving and get the public TO read the
sprjOtuTes.
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President Mckinley is now engaged
in preparing his annual platitudes Tor
the delectation of his imperialistlc al
mirers. No doubt the message VIII
explain why the United States a
adopted as a perpetual pensioner the
Sultan of Sulu with his plurality oil
wives and slaves.
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When the size of the Republican ma
jority in PENNSYLVANIA is taken INTO
consideration it is hard to understand
lust what the Philadelphia Republicans
would want with Iepeatels, and yet a
number were arrested at the last cleo
ton in that city.
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Executors Notice.

Joseph d. Whitaker, executor Of James NJ.
Cook, deceased, by direction of the Surrogate
of the County Of Salem. hereby gives notice to
the creditors of the said James NJ. Cook, de.
claims against the estate OF the said decedent,
under oath or affirmation, within nine months
from the date hereof, or they Will be forever
executor.
JOSEPH d. WHITAKER,
Dated Sept. Is, 1899. Executor.
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Win often cause a horrible Burn,
Scald, Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salye, the best in the world, will
kin the pain and promptly heal it.
Cures Old Sores, Fever Sores, Ulcers,
Boils, Felons, Corns, all Skin Eruptions.
Best Pile cure on earth. Only 20 cts.
a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by
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The PENIS Grove Record
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1899.

1t is pig sticking time in America
and 'nigger killing time in the Phil
lipines.
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49,
There will be unmarked difference in
the relations of the President and the
Speaker of this House, and those which
existed during the last Congress. One
of the first things that Col. Henderson
did after settling himself and family in
their Washington quarters, was to call
at the White House, and hold a long
conference with the President, with
whom he is and has been for years In
perfect accord, and these conferences
are likely to be frequent as the work OF
the session progresses. While 1t is not
true that the President and Speaker
Reed were enemies, they were a long
ways from being in accord on some
very important questions, involving not
only The policy OF the government, but
of tie party of which they are both
prominent members, aud neither seem
ed able to forSfSad6gHe.MLal been
rivals t0t7fdSpsie spHakershs q0f
the Presidency. What effect this kSr-
mony between the President ard the
Speaker will have upon legislation, re-
mains to be seen, hut that 1T will make
things p%leasauter for all concerned is
certain,