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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-01
minneapolis, WiKu.

Saa bar StOrfen pnret Der isen.
Dsnne Gang par bet Dor pr9itefamilie,
ban uilnsbe 5siss Os e%fierloo fig en-
fife Bise. = I'll 2pffe.
- >. ~. 6nnen Der al Bpen er
uulst iom 8eitlise gtorenmerifdnit 0i.
retipr iii @rocerimRnoenes internntio.
nnte aon9rfs / pnris 1900.
- aieeleoes TT Urs. 6. W. 6 a.
ferriere. en- W%inneapplis 0nme, no:
lei iii Of pRre meo of repr4ientere
Turquoise DiinerneS 5nieresier ueo
Observation-Disclosures / Bars n9iie Gar.
6un bar iaaet jim ubnapnelie BERTH
fra @nperrgren al Ndp Wfrico. Ger
er ieis Meblemmer paa commissioner,
ire M9no oe ire auinoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-01

1878, buorfra ban uouanorsos til lime.
rita | 1888 % fom i'll MuriboI go,
&c., buor ban cpboIbt fig til for 8 Mar
ioen, ba ban boiatte fig Der ueo Sal.
Ienber. Ser bar ban a%rbsloet zig OPP iii
en- uelitiuet os b%eit0stet 6armer. Dan
bIsu 80 aor sommel o9 efterIaber fig
@nte oe 3 imaa Yi9sr, buoraf ben
pnaife iplote eet aar ben Dag ban bIeu
besrauet.
Paitor 5. Weller fra Srpeu &C..
ga, talte ueb Barren os forretteoe
5orospuatqfteIien, ba Rsnisbeoen for
libsn er uosn Brett. 9un taIte euer
ST. 3s, |: vYeFtit bit 9us, tbi bu
itaI DO % lite %leoe"; o9 nj li9e Baitor
W eIler 9at for be 6ormunir9er o9
1reitens Obj. gan fit Sop OF toIe Ill os,
% nj bebe 9erren, at bet mau faa 6pi9'
bsosbetgrnin9 for, ON muIist, os aue.
Dertil biaIpe os @uo 5oOer fer fit
giauns StDIO. 8. s.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-01
1GaasnOer,Sa.

San bar 6erren after belesI Dor LIE
Menisbeo paa iere9en Wiadoe. ibet ban
gerDaa ben 7. Oft. biemtaIote Dor Ban
Os 8rOOer | 9erren q. u. SObn II.
ga ri maa utbtpbs: . Rigooms Dub
buabe paa SUBS glsbom os RunOftub,
buor uraniaasIiee ere bans DONNIE Oa
bans 9sie uiporIise.
y. Jf. 5obnOn baOoe baarei paa
fin Spsoom nu ca. 8 Mar; bog baooe
ban lite uGret ien9eliggtnoe, ifsnt ban
til liber bopoe fore Smsrter; men
iolte ginter matte ban 9aa I'll Sen9s
% 9assn ruaOeOe BAN til at unoertalie
da en- Operation. 0etie tunoe ban
fsri taaIe / 5sbtuaT; iaa MATTE ban
bolbe Sengen / to Maansoer. 9an
tom boa Op iseu Oe III %bsspnot at ar'
beibe, men oct Uiloe lite 9aa, bet tom
tiIbose oDer BAN iSen. 6Or en- Maa.
nebs lib fben maatte ban after iaee
Senssn, bUorfrn ban alorig ffuloe reiie
fla. Men ban ft goD at reiie biem til
fin SsIus, lom ban itaoig talOie paa,
larlis ben iiolte Rat, oa Smerterne par
paa BET beielis. Saa u'ot Dioes, par
bet fblts Orb, ban uotaIts: 9au refer
ies! men Better uibite, buor Reiien GIT
ben, ben sit til @aos 9immerise, bOor
ui baube at msoe BAN isen.
q. 81. Jobnon par SSn al ". y.
Sobansn 90 fsbt | Stsse. 9au
reihs msb fine 5oraIbre til @bbsInas
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-01
Geoar 5aassSa.

Harris & Cole Bros. bar / be IioIte
Bar Tiger aIiaat en- bel Del Of oereS
arbejosiolt, pe Oct Ter lite no III, at be
/ ben fommenoe 8iHter pil bolbe ret
for Siprfe / Beu0oelie.
Scr. Is briitian enc fra 2a=
timer beige / oenne Sio 8euuer o9 Be
fenote Der pna @snen.
- Oct sI9beoe os meeet liofte Spn.
bag at baup PnitOr ! rimobt M sls
Ter fra blair iblanot os. Go9 Ell
Stdar / @l9oen bar hette, at bans Op:
bOto iblnnot o5 nm blen iaa fort; ban
tom Der iii 9erou9 Rot SCI. 124. %
mnoiie rejie IGN Sanoa9 Nut ST. 3.
vi baooe iom %IRouanli9 @ucstieneite |
Ro;aretb STRIFE baooe ,5ormiooo9 o9
Nften, boor BaItor 5rlmuot Weler
pr9olfsoe Tor os ON bet gamte men az
ITO nbe os iallse Buoltnb ON Spno og
0nnce. 5n. 9af ior 5orfpnoelien. o9
Got for bet fife Nonoepult, lOm bleu
brn9t os sennem en- pilien ira Sfolen /
Blair. Bl ere 9lnoe peb at bDre. at Der
er mango Gleoer, o9 al Nrbeioet er / 9oo
Gang, CUB oelli0ne bnaoe Q9rerne.
@leueine os Nr5eloet | oct belle taget.
Uinatte mango ilere al pore un9e benptte
baooe 1io % 9ejIisbeo / oenne Yinter,
% tage no paa Sfolen Blair, BIT
lfuloe l"iffcrt life f%orlrpbes, men bnue
Bellianelie III Beige. OUeroei bet enonn
en- Sang unae 8enner, o9 s laa manBe
iom fan, beliem cher III of tnae paa
Stole iii /. Sec. lnn a9rerne fan fan
meget at beitiae. ben ltore StOlebp9ains
bliue iplot. % at pori oanife 6olt / 8p
% pnn 9ano mnntte ina 8aun o9 @l9oe
al De Strgmme, lom flpoe uo ira Sto:
len i9ennem bens 9leoer.
0o5aretb Meniobebs 4sroa98.
Role, Der bar o9ret neolnst en- lio,
uil after bliue bespnot paa 2oroo9 Den
4. 9.ou. ON dormiob. / Stolebuiet on
for 5loten, os ON @ftermloo. / ben
samle pratebolis Deb airten. 9ue,
ium baue gern OF ienoe, beoes ienoe
benz.
- SIR. NJ. Geilers ilptter / oenne
uee inb lin npe Slasterbutit melem
|. % 2. @ate.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-01
Sioite
&rt9em.
Gngl9noelne gnn tilbngc. = Woernt
bombnrncre yaoDimitb. = Gngelitc
Seirslpgue. SUergeneralcn
meo Stab or anfummen. =
Sna ital oct gaa lps.

9uoO ri / iiblte use untpoeoe, bar
nu b~etraitst fig. De fore en9elife
Ssjre : ueo @leneoe os Glanoes
Iaogte- bar fattilt uGret Yprrbus:
ieite. NaOnIis Ipnes @Iencoe nGsmsit
eitsr zine Gelultater al bape pGret, buub
SITE @ngIenoere oil falos: ct Reoerlng
- % Der sr, troos ben en9eIlte g%enlur,
uaaet Selesrammsr frem ira Pr9to'
ria, buori Boerne t%iIitriue li9 Sejren
ben Dag.
9poroan bet nu eno 6Gn9er lammen
meo oisie gesiusnbeosr, er bet aabeu:
bart, at ben hOlt iotIsbne u9e bar uGs
ret ubelois for @n9lGnoerue. Yaa ben
ipoIise Slusmart / RatGl bar be
maattet tr9tte Jig iilbage til eaopz
nit - for en- Boerb9r unoer @ene=
raj Soubert os en- fremrpttsnoe
Oranies6tilt0tss 9Gr.
Gn Stnno ia1 bet trusnoe no for be
uncer @tneral Yules Rommanoo til.
baeesaaenbe Gn9l9noere. 6Oriul9t al
ben fore Boerb0r, og trnet / 6lanten al
SriltotsbRren par Der al uoii9t til al
gule tunbe bIiue itunblet. Uten fac
Uibt bet fan ies Of 9eIssrammerne, Ipf.
tebes bet ben enseIlfe &ommanbant
mitb General Wbite, al
falfe fig imOo 5riifatsbaren - os fore.
bpsse ben for Oule ouerbanssnbe 5are
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-01
#Srangs@is.

Get par !Spjtibsbage for Os berneoe /
Orange ben Is. o9 10. Ottober, ba bet
bar 25 Nar, lioen Meni9beoen fl i'm
8irfe inbpiet. vi Weni9bebens tlblis
9ere Yr9lter bare msote Bnitor 8ub
al ben norife Spnooe, Breoe 5 B
EN-, 6artlano og Baitor 5ald. Ntce,
oa5, iamt Rreosformauoen, Yaitor
Sobno on, @anpaca. Yaitor Sss
b 0 m oar forbinbret | at u9re hos Os.
Oct BAR uellianebe Gage, boor ri m9r'
feoe 9errehs N9rbeo iblanot os. al:
porli9t o9 iaotr9n9ente lob Sroet
lblanot Os til Opuaffelle Os Omuenoelie.
Yoltor Sobanlen talte rper 9aoios Orb:
pSeg bar altio 9erren for Die" !6oor
olloe bog me9et bliue anosrleoes / ooit
oaglige 2iu, ON oi bapoe bette Orb
ltreuet ri9ti9 fart / bore 6jerter. iaa De
lpite ouer bele DOR 5ero. So, 9srrers
Naaoe bar uaret flor imuo Weni9beoen
/ be Is 2tar, lom MI er anaet. Oe
gdmle i%ortalte os. at oa De bD99eoe Dor
&tIfe, leueoe, be ie1o / ct life Blotbus,
maatte tere meb ct Bar Ofser o9 en-
Sammet 3smmeruo9n. Nu itaar Der
pRne geboeliesbule, o9 De fleite fgre /
8ales6er. Som en- 3af for 0errens
Hoote / be iuunbne Qnr b, lutteoe Wes
ni9beoen Of reiie en- Minbelten, ct @be:
niger: ypioinotil bar 9erren blulpet."
Ten ltnl beitoa / en- Yr9lteboli9 ueo
Sioen al airfen. gn lmuf Bp99esruno
u Acre bleu 9iuet Of ct Weni9beos:
meolen, % be flelte at Yen9ene III al
By &c for, bleu te9net ben famine DAG.
8i 9lRoe os meget I'll at faa Dor Brett
no at 10 tblanot os.
Somme Dag bleo Baiior t6iort'
onn9 lnoint ium m~eulsbeoens Brett.
Get BAR en- TON, bejtiOeli9 Stuno. Seq
er uis pan, at bet Suf ites Op ia mango
9~ierter: Derre, biRlp bu os at leue
lnnonn lammen meb Dor Brett, lom
Der Der er %iremln9t. st tibet prgoeoe
vi pan bet 3l9en esier, Ioet DER blep
ouerratt Yniior 9iortsuan9 en- @aue ira
Wenl96eoen iii 6lelp for en- tolRoet
anlesde. QarbmRnoene ier belit, YrR.
item fommer mtb belle iii Camille. % pi
fun better life aooi nnounre Wrs. oiorls=
pone iii at leoe Sanaen / 3irfen.
Qaitor6iOrisuans tatfsoe bepRset ior
@uuen og cen ap~rli9beo, Dan bapoe
msot / Weni9beoen ben forte Glib. ban
bar p9ret Der. % ban uotalte Daabet
ON. at ban maatie bliue en- 8elii9nelle
ira Serren iblanot os.
Meniebeoen8 aplnoer bapbe befl9ot
6trfen meo en- ny 9roat til Subil9umss
bagen. De febte Wnlins, o9 be nn9e
Manb eiorbe N~rbejoet.
Soa iii Slut en- Eat tit Br9iterne,
lom bette 9iuets Breo for os / De 9a9e.
Serrens Orb penoer life tomt tilbnoe.
Osiaa bet, Der LOB, ifal bore Gui9beos.
lrugter.
Meb CUBS 6i9lp bnnbe ri at ie eoer
i9en iii 6oraarei, for al inouie Dor npe
Yreiieboli9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-01

fOlp. at pi baDre tiItrast en- COB %
pelfgust Aftsn. Der bleu Osfaa talt
mango p%elfaneoe og irpiteIise Orb til
20, iom jog bebn Cub ON, mac baOe
usldsnsIiesri9e 6SIser.
@n Deltager.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-01
&eaoplaget
9aniferens" SOsbanOel fra
Wecnab, gSis., iamt nOgle
anore 8oser,
i9lges billigt.

6el9enoe baues / Oplas os %tiIbpbes
berueo til be bosfsiebe me9et n~ehiatte
priler, alt portofrit. Snsen 6abat
9ipes:
9lntal @tspl.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-01

30 4Rou. Sire 6uubrebe N~orteQins
ger. SSiob .............. 81. 90
so Simonien; . Is. Subj. 10.
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Dmlla9 10
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-01
1 BITTER: etiife 5rasmenter. : On.

l otltiet' Siti't Otu3HltHltt. y 2WS
nag 80
l Dams Uiellen 5oau9cs Refer. 30.
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| Gods Dealings with the Chi
cago Foundlings' Home. .05
5 Pax Vobiscum or peace be
with you". By Henry Drum
nond .03
Changed Life. BY Henry
Drunmond. ca
5 Talmage on Palestine. 10
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-01

0oupomer til en- Veroi af $3.50
'enbes irit til cnbper paa JorIan8enoe.
Danish Luth. Publ, House.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-09
AN EXCELLENT COMPANY.
Opened Weeks Engagement at the
Academy Last Night.

The Clair Patee and Russell company
opened weeks engagement at the
Academy OF Music last night. owing
10 the many other attractions in the
city last night the house was not filled,
but the performance was worthy Of
crowded house. The opening bill was
"A Dashing Widow" which was pre-
sented in a highly satisfactory man.
ner. The leading roles were interpret
ed by Herbert Belts, Francis Morcy,
NJ. Lorue Elwin, Miss Una Clayton.
Miss Georgia Russell and Miss Ame-
lia Losee, all clever artists.
The specialties are great feature
Of the performances given by the COM
pany. A ladies' orchestra composed of
the following played the music Incl
dent to the drama and gave enjoyable
numbers between the acts: Miss Addie
Jewell, voiin soloist and directress:
Miss Georgia Robertson, violin soloist.
Miss Lillian Miles cornet solOist; Miss
Ethel McDonough, trap drums and
Xylophone soloist; Mrs. A. M. - Allen,
clarinet solost: Miss Grace Thompson
Moore, pianist; Gerald Glee, tromb me
soloist.
The speciality artists are: The scs,
acknowledged peers of all high .c'ass
musical artists: Harry Laurence and
Una Clayton, refined specially, ;"tro-
ducing the latest singing and dancing
features; Miss Addie Jewell, violinist:
Baby Helen, wonderful child artist in
songs; George f. McCabe. monologue
artist and singer.
This afternoon the company will pre-
sent the comedy drama, "The Dukes
Daughter" and tonight "Why Jones
Left Home"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-09
METHODIST MINISTERS.
Eeld a Meeting Yesterday in Elm
Park Church.

The Methodist Ministers association
of Scranton and vicinity met in Elm
Park church yesterday morning. Rev.
James Madison was in the chair and
Rev. William Edgar was elected Sec
retary pro TEN. Owing to the small
number present the election was post
poned. II. A. Grant was the speaker
of the morning, his subject being THE
Revivalist.'
Members present We're A. ]. Van
Cleft, d. D., Richard Horns. G. c..
Lyman, 5. J. Dorsey. Joseph Madison,
William Edgar. James Benninger.
Rev. DR.. Simpson, the new pastor Of
Asbury Methodist Episcopal church,
signed the constitution and became a
member. A rare treat has been prom
ised for the next meeting. DR.. Simp-
son will give selections from Ian Mac
Laren's Bonnie Briar Bush
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-09

turned home last night. They were
William ORourke and John Mulligan,
West Scranton, and Dennis McShaffer,
North Scranton. They arrived in this
oity from New York city on the s.45
train. Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western.
Each expressed himself as being
thoroughly satisfied with their exper-
ience, having enjoyed it so far as they
went. They were members OF Com
pany F. Eleventh regiment, and were
stationed in Porto Rico. They came
to the United States aboard the trans
port McClelland, arriving early yester-
day morning. There are other Scran-
ton boys discharged and awaiting a
transport to come home.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-09
MARRIED IN PHILADELPHIA.
H. ]. Bone, of Dunmore, and Miss
Ida A. Doty.

Miss Ida a. Doty, of New York city,
and Howard j. Bone, of Dunmore. We're
married yesterday morning at 10 o'clock
in Philadelphia at the parsonage of the
Presbyterian church by the pastor,
Rev. w. NJ. Davis. The young people
left here on the 1.40 a. m. Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western train yester-
day and apprised their friends of the
marriage after it had taken place.
Mrs. Bone was visiting relatives in
Dunmore, and comes of a wel-to-do
family in New York city. Mr. Bone is
junior member of the firm ]. G. Bone
d Son, druggists, of Dunmore, and is
a popular young man. Mr. and Mrs.
Bone will enjoy wedding tour to New
York city before their return here.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-09
TO PASS ON vosBURG's BONDS
Special Joint Sessions of Councils
Called for Tonight.

Mayor NIoir yesterday afternoon is-
sued a call for a joint session of coun-
ellis tonight to consider the bond OF A.
A. Vosburg, city solicitor-elect. The
fact that number of Republican coun-
ci,men are going to leave the city this
week, to be absent some time, is what
caused the hurried call.
TO make sure that the councilmen
would have the required twenty-four
hours notice. the copies of the call were
served on them personally during the
afternoon by special messengers.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-09
WAS A GALA DAY
FOR THE FIREMEN
ANNUAL PARADE AND OPENING
OF THE FAIR.

DEPARTMENT Makes the Usual Corn
mendable Showing and Receives
Warm Praise from the City OFF,
cials and Citizens in Genelal-vis-
iting Companies from Nearby
Towns Contribute Largely to the
Success of the Parade - Police
Force Inspected and Highly Com
plimented.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-09
WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS.
Granted on Behalf of Andrew
Paul.

On April Alderman L. ~ Roberts,
Of the Second ward, committed An
drew Paul to the county jail in de-
fault of 5000 bail for larceny and de-
frauding Ivan POntolous out of a board
Dill. Yesterday all application was
made To the court for a writ of habeas
corpus to secure the release of Paul.
1t is alleged that he is restrained of
his liberty without just cause.
Judge Archibald granted a writ ana
made it rctulnablc today at O'clock.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-09
HAS APPLIED FOR 4 DIVORCE.
Mrs. Wickenhofer Says George Was
Cruel to Her.

Mrs. Eva l.. Wickenhofer yesterday
began proceedings to secure a divorce
from George L. Wickenhofer They
were married Sept %, 1887, and from
Dec. l, 1896, Mrs. Wickenhofer alleges
that her husband offered such indig-
mites to her as TO make life unbcar-
able.
Wickenhofer is now in the county
Jail serving a term Of Imprisonment
for theft.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-09
UNWILLING OF THE HART
RANFT MONUMENT.
Harrisburg, May l2-Low Rates Via
Lehigh Valley Railroad.

The Lehigh Valley railroad an
nounces a special low rate of one fare
for the round trip from points in Penn
sylvania to Harrisburg. for the above
occasion. Tickets to be sold May 10.
IL and IL, for all trains Except the
Black Diamond Express), limited for
return 20 and including May 13. In
quire of Lehigh Valley ticket agents
for further particulars. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-09

WENT TO THE "PEN."-Sherif Pryor
and several deputies took his batch Il
prisoners to the Eastern pcnitentary
yesterday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-09

ELES WTN.-The Elks defeated the
Scranton Bicycle club at bowling last
night on the Elk alleys by II score of ST
points.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-09

CONVENTION TODAY.-The cOnvcn-
tion of the SusQuehnnna Dental assoCia-
tion will begin at 10 a. IN, tomorrow at
Hotel Terrace.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-09

Ballentine's Nutritious and Tonic
Malt Products for Family Use
Sunshine Bottling works, No. 1tOt
Sanderson avenue. 80
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-09

NEW PARISH.-Bshop IIoban has as
signed Rev Joseph AngelIi TO Carbon
dale to establish new parish OF Italian
Catholics.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-09

BIG SElNl 'RE.--Deputy Internal Reve-
nue. Collector buckingham reported yes
terday having made a seizure of "A 10000
lot Of Jacobs & COS counterfeit stamped
cigars at Mt. Carmel.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-09
CITY NOTES
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BANKRUPTCY HEARING. Referee
c. A. Van Wormer will conduct the hear
ing in the J. N. PiorsCn bankruptcy case
today.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-09

BAIIER.-At West Side hospital. May s,
1899, Mrs. Susan Baker of Waverly. The
remains will be taken there for inter
ment.
Scranton, May 8, 1899
Robert Emmet Dawson. years of age
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Dawson,
of New street. Funeral this afternoon
at 80 o'clock. 1nterment in Cathedral
cemetery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-09

some rough men UP at the Notch late
Sunday night and in wrestling with one
of them he was thrown and his left arm
dislocated. He walked to the Providence
police station and was taken to the Lack
awanna hospital in the patrol wagon.
GOING TO TAYLOR. Members OF the
second degree staff of Lackawanna
lodge, No 29l, Independent order of odd
Fellows. will visit Lily lodge OF Taylor
tonight and confer the second degree on
several candidates. All members kindly
take notice and be present. Leave Lack
awanna and Franklin at o'clock.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-09

Smoke The Pocono &c. Cigar.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-09

WAR TAX DFCISTON.--Amongt the de-
cisiOns reported yesterday to Collector
Penman was one reatilrming positively
that unstamped papers, requiring stamps
are not admissible as evidence.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-09
BACK FROM PORTO RICO.
Three Scranton Boys Return After
Almost a Years Service.

Three more soldier bows who enlisted
from here last year under Lieutenant
Dentler for service in Cuba and Porto
Rico in the Eleventh infantry, re-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-09

ARM DISLOCATED--H McCar-
thy, employed as a farm hard by Ly-
man d. VAIL Of Scott Valley, fell in with
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-09
Blow and RluSter

May be a good thing for business,
but it DOES NOT MAKE LOW
PRICES. If a piano dealer carts out a
dozen pianos on trial it does not prove
that he is doing good business, but on
the contrary, very expensive business.
He must charge enormous sums Tor
his pianos to make up this expense.
The man who buys pays this expense.
We take no pianos or organs out on
trial.
We have no agents.
We must have money down when
the sale is made.
We guarantee every piano or organ
we sell.