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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-25

r. b. shannon, the north side hard
ware man, will eventually tear his
whole building down and put up an
other one. He has built new front,
rejuvenated the interior and is hav-
ing new, two-story rear built. On
the inside he has extended the shelv-
ing to the ceiling and two travelling
ladders give access TO the loftiest
parts of the shelving.
Joplin and Galena are infested by
pads and murdereTs and the police
seem not only unable to prevent their
evil deeds but cannot apprehend any
of the thugs. A vigilance committee
has been organized at Joplin and
every night $50 armed men patrol the
streets. The people are glad enough
to have the ground full of lead but
when too much gets in the air they
object.
AS noted in the REGISTER some
time ago this town Is using an ia
creasing amount of packing house
meats every month. Daily shipments
are made of meats and today large
invoice arrived from the Geo Fowler
plant at Kansas City. Mr.. Fowler is
the man who gave the new machine
shops TO the University, which Law
renee is so swelled up about, but lola
people swell up every day over Fow-
Ter chops.
Charlie Spencer has started some
thing. The center fosset or spigot Of
his soda fountain is labelled lola"
to correspond with others which are
labeled after other famous mineral
waters. He is now living up to that
spigot and has lola mineral water
charged and flowing from the foun-
tain. The new drink promises to be
popular as it IL not unpleasant and
its medicinal qualities are un-
questioned.
Electric lights glisten every night
now i'm the vicinity of lola. The
cement plant has its electric light
plant running and the buildings and
the grounds will all be lit up by the
incandescent and arc lights The
plant will be operated day and night
and when it is all built and the lights
are scattered over several acres,
flashing back an answer to those i'm
the city, won't the stars feel foolish
T. 8. Slower talks lola whenever he
~ away lIuln HOlllo anu lnd udDll is
beginning to bear fruit. Sunday he
took from the ro7t office a postal card
addres ed "lne Stover Lime Com.
pany He put 1t back. Monday he
received another of thu same kind.
He operates no lime factory and
knows of move with his name on the
lauel, and the 0uly explanation he
can Offer Is that somebody has mis-
taken his talk to mean that he owns
the cement plant.
The REGISTER Is in receipt of
copy of the class book issued by this
YEARS. graduating class of the juno
tion City High school. 1t is very
handsome souvenir, contains some
fifty pages and is printed on fine book
paper, neatly bound and is an issue
that wouldldo credit to any college.
s history of:the class, the school and
the course Of study, together with
numerous pictures, makes 1t the hand
soonest publication Of Its kind which
the REGISTER has seen.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-25
wealthy Salem Township.

George RhOades, assessor of Salem
township, made his report, and
1t shows that old Salem Is holding
her place as one of the wealthy town
ships of the county. He found 597
horses worth $50 each, total 1913, $50;
2247 cattle at $24.25 each, S54, sos; 1925
hogs at So, or $7,8S5; 100 wagons
worth S2,4l5; 90 carriages worth ST.
900. The total assessed valuation
was $1l3, 700, and the exemption cut
this down to $87 800.
The township this year has 1853
population, a gain over last year of 81.
One hundred and eighty-five dogs re-
spond to their mastere' whistle In
this township.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-25

Saturday at Garrett was held the
last Democratic county convention in
the second congressional district
The candidacy of y. #. A GERS of lola
for the nomination for congressman
was received well by the party gener.
ally and several of the convention s
endorsed him. Up to the present
time he is the only man out for the
place and the chances are that he will
be given the fusion nomination for the
office.
Geo. A. Fry was carrying around
Saturday bunch or wheat from his
"salted" farm in Salem township.
The heads were between two and
three inches long and are just begin
ming to bloom. They seemed to be
very healthy and Mr.. Fry SAID it was
his opinion that the same land with
out the salt would not produce heads
half the length Should the expert
ment prove successful it will be valu-
able to Allen county farmers rs they
can then rotate their crope, including
wheat in the list.
Last Tuesday night reporter for
the REGISTER was saunteTing down
the street looking for queer things
when he ran up against TWO men who
were slightly jagged and who were
having a discussion as TO whether the
moon or the sun was shining. One of
them was sure it was the moon and
the other was equally sure that it was
the sun. They continued that argu-
ment down the street until they met
man. One of them says to him "say
rnnnr u that tho h.
shining ?" | don't know replied the
man, l am a stranger here to, am
from Girard, Kansas.
One of the names being most fire.
quentlY mentioned on the streets AS
possible successor TO g. h. Gard AS
county attorney is that OF g. A. Saw.
age. Mr.. Savage has not expressed
himself on the subject but his friends
will get busy about the matter and
hope to see him make the race. A
Humboldt man who was i'm town this
week says that Humboldt republi-
cans are likely to stir up a boom for
Geo. Amos. Either of these gentle
men would make good official as
both are well known and are good
lawyers Quite number of lawyers
are mentioned as "willin' " to max 9
the race II Is practically settled
that John Goshorn will be the fusion
nominee.
Charles s. Wilson has arrived home
at Coffeyville from the Philippines,
where he served In the infantry. In
his second engagement last October,
shell burst near his head tearing
the front of his head off. For five
days he was unconscious and ON the
fifth day the surgeons pronounced
him dead. A coffin was put by his
bedside, the burial squad summoned
and the doctors were getting ready to
lift him into the coffin just as he
awoke and family said: ~ didn't
come over here to die" From that
time on he slowly recovered
and lie now practically we'll
His case was go remarkable that IL
was made the subject of q special re-
port to the War Department Young
Wilson is about 20 years old and son
of Missouri Pacific engineer at
Coffeyville.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-25
THE WEEKS NEWS
p. E. Waugh, DENTIST.
Buckeye Churn at Coutant's.

Money to loan on city property,
Bostwick d Acers.
Mr.. Dee Lanyon returned from a
business trip to Pittsburg.
so pounds Of chop for a bushel of
corn at the lola Water Mills.
Money to loan on improved farms
lowest rate. Bostwick IL Acers
Mrs. J. p. Monlort went to Ottawa
Wednesday to visit her son Bert.
Red Texas seed oats for sale at the
Humboldt elevator. w. j. Pickell.
Two cents bushel for grinding any
kind of grain at the lola Water Mills.
Two cents per bushel for grinding
all kinds of grain at Claiborne's Corn
Meal and Feed Mill.
Call ana examine the DeKalb hog
fence, the most perfect one on the
market. j. w. Coutant.
Rev. n. l.. Vezie went to Lecomp-
ton to attend the commencement ex-
ercises at Lane University.
Mrs. Burrell, of Paola, is here for a
two weeks visit with her son, 3. II.
Burrell, OF the Crystal drug store.
The REGISTER is glad to learn that
Mrs. Kelsey Ross is so much improved
that Joe has returned 60 his work at
Thayer.
Clark Jocoby returned home from
his winters work ut Lane Univer-
sity. His many friends are glad to
see him.
Mr.. Frank Eppenauer, wife and
children arrived Saturday from their
home at New Franklin, Mo-, to visit
his father, A. Eppenauer.
Thos. w. Barring, one of the young
farmers of Marmaton township who
began with next to nothing and has
worked himself into home, was
among REGISTER callers Monday. 'i
Cherryvale Republican: MISS Grace
Woodland, of lola, returned home,
Monday In company with her sister
Mrs. DR.. Picker, who expects to
spend the summer with her parents
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-25
Notice.

Notice.
There will be meeting of the Senatorial
Republican Committee for the 18th Distric
(Allen and woodson couuties) at the office OF
the Chairman in Yates Center, Kansas, on Fri
day, May d, 1900 at o'clock ,. IN, All mem
bers of said committee are requested % be
present. W Il, HoGuELAND, Ch'm'n.
A, \. FLORENCE, Sec.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-27
0pm Sturm nberrafAt.

Wllt bem Dampfer ..Wanbattun" tra
len @onaro Sblelb8 uno Dm. Wc@uu,
lep. Wdhler Der 2eubttbitme BON ben
Squap SslanbS. unb bic 9eihen Der
frau SbleIOs uno, ibrer Riate, Wart
DapiS, in Wamtonoe, Wib., ein. Sic
uurOen in BEN See anfseleisn. anee.
bunoen on ein Boot, bas eefentert mar.
ais lie bem 2anoe Suiteuerten. Sn bIeier
idmmerll&en Sage batten bic belben
Wdnuer NIT ben stpei 2eihen felt spsi
3aeen ii4 befunoen, Oem erauiamsn
Spiele Der Bosen preisseseben. 2ucien
Dloroen BON Montague. Wl6., mar sbsn'
faas in Der Soae, ertrant aber, ebe er an
ous umseuenOete Boot esbunoen psrbsn
tonnte. Dabrideinlid uerOsn bic 5abe
Der beioen Wdnner amputIrt tpsroen mil.
len. ba iis farf erfrorsn Tnb. SIN sos
ipital ersdblten bic 8soauernsnertben.
oab iie nah gmpfans Der Orore, ben
2euhtlburm fur ben 0inter gu idlieben,
nit Uloroen uno ben bsoen 5rauen oas
Boot beitieeen, UNI auf's Seitlano 3u
fabren. Sic tparen nur cine furss
Strefs bon ben Snisln sntfernt, ais fie
ppn einem Sturme ilberrai1t purbsn,
Der Ous Boot gum 8entern bra&te. SsIos
,Srauen itdrbsn auf oem Boote in iSolge
Oer asoen. bic iis uussuftebsn battsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-27
Gines @uffers 6lnd.

Cine i6wsrs 4ufsabs III es for cine
Duttrs. cine erObe SintsrIuHsnidaft,
bic ibr bon bsm pelitOrbsnsn 9atien BIN.
isrluHsn 1T, Su Usrpultsn, unb burum
bat f& Srau Sarah z. Bpdoff, 'bls
reidhs @lttpe bss 8rour. bic ii1 iei'
sinsm Sabre nit $4,000. 900 bsrumplas
gen mubts. turasr Sano sntiblofsn, ibrs
Soresn unb UiGbsn nit einem @nosren
3u ,beiIsn, unb tros ibrer So Sabre ben
betnnntsn @Ornsiifsn unb & lpslmsiter
Der ..Olo @uaro", GbOmas 6. Bent, als
9utten bsimasfiibrt. 3ufdals 1T Der
@rwdbIte nod obenbretn cine itbns.
itutili6s Gri6sinuns uno pabt oils 8anf.
Ter sunp aussssei6nst fur bic 8srpal.
tune eitss eroben 8erm6sens, bon Dsm
Ibm $40. 900 iubrlib burd ben Ssiratbs
contract Susetbsrt tporbsn fein ioIlen.
Aub sr if @lttnsr, isit fisbeu Ulonaten,
unO feline Dor finf Subrsn erfoIsts TO
muntiibe Ssirutb nit elmer To4tsr bee
Bafors Or. RlrOn 1T nod in friidsl
Srinneruns Seine Rlnbsr aus bisisr
Gbe bsfnOen ii6 bel ben 6robsI,sru.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-27
Weuu'S uur tpabr 1T.

Der 81. petersburg .ResieruusSbots
psr6ffsntIi6t ben 9anf oes 8arsn an ale
aIaGen isiner eetreuen lntertbanen, unb
es perIautet, oaB er feline @eneiune bur&
stn GOlsran,.GOltt su feiern eeoentt. bus
ole uqeroradenbfen 9sieBs nno 8srfa'
aunssn, uel&s sur 3elt bic SuOen IN
Rublano entrebten-ss m6sen troB aQer
Auspanoeruna INNER nod 5000. 900
isin -aufseboben ptrben iollen. So
pObl Der Gar cIs bic 3urin ibrelben ielne
Grrsttuns pom Iooe in eriterer 2inie isi'
uer 9sbanoluns burh ben leltsnben
2elburst Or Suid au. Der ni6t nur ale
Siraelt seboren 1T, iOnoern iib aud gum
8luubsn ieiner Batter feit betennt. Or.
ouid lou eine 8anssrbDbuns unb ion'
itlse psribnlibe @brunssn ausseihlaesn
unO Osr 3urin bssrsliltd ssmudt buben,
er folroe Neinen ib6ni ten Gobn in einel
milosrsn 8sbanbeIuns ieiner unterbrId
ten @Iuubensbrdbsr isben. 0aS Weiters
iOa bic 3urin bel Ibrem 9atlen ausssrid'
tst baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-27
Rampf ums 9ebeu.

SIM st. 2aprsncs SoipiioI fdr SIR.
itnnlae IN Oaeensburg 81. . mabts
Elm Baiient. Siumeps Smith, Der bisber
fur barmlcs aeeolten bate. einsn m6tbsr.
hdeu Nnfdq auf ben Wdrter Sum.
mlnes. 81 idll6 fi6 an bieien beran,
iprans ibn auf ben Riidsn, rib ben aopi
oehelben nah binten unb periebte ibm
eInen Slid nit einem alien Iai1enmei.
Ter in's @eii4t, Der Cummings gaie uno
linte Wanse uufidIibte unb bis ouf ben
8adenfnO6en einoruns. nobel bic Spite
oes Dlehers abbrad. Der Srriinnige
f1hr;e oann einen 3ipeiten Stib na6
cummings, oer rings UNI ben &opf ber'
um fubrte, bic 8Opfbaut bIoslsste. beiee
Wansen 3erfleiihte. ben uptsren 9betl
elnss Der Obren abrib uno bic Salsmuss
tel ourti4nttt. I'm elm Saar bdite bas
Dteiier bic 9aISibIasaoer bes BGrtetS
8eirOfen. IroB ielner flr&terliben 8srs
lebunsen permo&ts Cummings ben Srr.
iinnlssn su iiberipdliissn unb msbreren
dnosren Bdrtsrn, ipelde berbeieilten, su
dbsr8sben. gs paren bunbert Stdr
nbtbls, UNI bic Wunben bes Wdrters ,u
'6lleBen. Dieier mar BON oem 8lulpers
lut gang erit6pft; er tpirb spar ON
Ssben bleiben, aber auf lmmer i'm @eiiHl
l6retIl6 eniiteat isin. Smitb's Sui!nn
i1slnt rsIisi6ier Ratur su isin, Denn er
ltleB bel oem Uloroanfaa bic @orts aus
;. Der Serr bat mid blsrbsr ssianot, UNI
Oie3u bsfrafen. bic lbm ni6t sebOr&sn.
uno i'd tperbe ss tbun."
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3sppeliuS 9uftfAtf.

@ruf Zeppelin bat in Stuttgart fol.
ssnbe @rtIdruns abseseben: ..AQs Ssb
Ter. tpel9e bel ben eriten brei @rperimsn.
ten nit meinem 2ufti&lff bsitanosn, finc
abbsitellt iporoen. SIN Der 8uiunft niro
tein 9usbabnen iit 3ur unrs1ten 8etl
6Tnen. iein Duferttbler ipirb breten
uub tsin Stsusr ipirb iih in ben Seilen
pertpldeln. Der 8allon erfiQt lest bic
8sbinsunsen. bic on elm aufiiHlff gsIfelt
tperben mGRen. bus lanse 5abrien ma
den ioa. SO bdlt iib Isi6t in ber 2uft,
IT eendseno fturt uno fiber. fann seitsu.
ert ipsroen uno bsiisi slemli6s S&nelis.
tsit, be nod sefteisert psrben tann
Die Snfallruns beS neusfen DaimIers
WotOrs bat $50 pfunb @suiGt seIpori
uno aRitult DtOtore bon l6 Bferositdften
fino isst iolds bon 25 ibdtie. Die
pfsroetrdfte iinb bon 80 ouf 70 esiiei.
gert. ouS @eDiht III um 760 Bfuno Der.
mincsrt woroen. Sur miliidrliHe 3wsds
IT ous 2uiti&iff oorsasIi6 eeelsnst.
Der Anmurih feinoIi1sr Armeeu fam
nit Si1erbelt aus neiter Gnifernunp
conhatirt meroen." Slr peitere @rperi
mente bat Zeppelin uneefdbr $4,000
eIbalten, tpel@s blnreihsn, um i'm 6Ilb.
labr IL Auffltee bu MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-27
Grbte Migipnen,

creighton Danbrea. Elm su PsnnfsIO.
Pa., tpObnenbsr, ettpa 10 Sabre alter
5armer, vt gang unsrpartei Der grbe BON
81 WiaiOnen Dollars eeipOroen. Dun'
Orea bate einen Onfel, Der i'm Sabre
1884 i'm aIter bon l3 Subren ieinen 81.
tern buuOnlief. Detielbe puroe Elm Wu.
troie uno ipdter Elm S6iifseisenibdmer
unb bdufts Elm 8ermbsen bon Is Uhllio'
usn Dollars an. gr tnrb 1893 in Nstp
Dorf unO bIntsrlieb feline W,aionsn brsl
SrdOsrn unb ieinem Nefen Creighton
0unorsa, Seit iisben Sabren iudts
Elm Redtsuntpult in IIbunp. u o.. burd
bic 8eitunsen mad Danorsl's Grben
Dieielben puroe Dor ipenisen Taeen ent'
Oedt uno tOnnen bas @slo iofort in Be
itb nebmen,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-27
Fur ben @alaeu reif.

Gin uier3sbnidbrlssr Sunee, alsran.
Der Steipart stbeisen, purbe in Jisn
gOrt nesen Iopti@laes i'm ertsn @raoe
gu stuun3sidbriser 3udtbausbuft perur.
IbslIt. Das Opfer oes iunsen 8srbrs,
1ers mar Elm SpieIsenofs Ramens %.
waro Bieiel, benz Stepnrt ben Gals
our&i&niti, ipdbreno er porsab, ibh Iaii
rem su tpoasn. RIdtsr Sursman, Der
oas nribsll lber ben Sunsen ipra1,
tonnte iid niht Der Tbrdnen srpebren,
ais er lab, tple Der 8srurtbslIts nod mt
bbbnli6er Uiiene bic Strafertbsllune
sntssssnnubm. Set islnsm finften
Sabre mar Stspatt Elm Taussni&ls
elitsn Ranses. Sn iensm sartsn AItsr
Uutbe sr BON sinem 3iesel auf ben 2opf
sstrOfsn uuo bisier nmitano i6sint in
lbm aas bsheren 9efdbIs sritidt su baben.
Gr tpar 8sfdbrlib tple Elm uilbes 1bier
uno i6msr su contrpqiren. RaHoem er
i&on in mebrsrsn Ssfsrunss. AnitaIten
ssuefen, lieb ibn ber Batter Dor stpsl
5abren nod BEN ySoufe Of Rsfuse"
Drineen. gOpurb Blsiel. Der sbsnfaas
Elm SnfuHe Der Anitalt mar. fnm NIT
Stepurt nidt aus, ussbaIb Der Geoanie
IN 2sBtsrem reifte. ibn aus Der 8elt ,u
i6Offsn. Sinss Cages ibIus Stenari
psri6leosnen 2naben Dor. fe ioatsn
..8arbisr ipielen". Ser 8oritlae
purbs dnsepommsn unb War @olbmann
untstsos ii& srit Der 9ortur. bon Stem.
art rafrt su iperoen. Sobalp pieiel
I'M Stuble lag. soe ber fIeins Gsufsl,
Der ben 8urbisr porfslts, Elm i6arfss
Diefer aus Der Gai&s unb burdi&nitl
,bm bie QuStrbbre.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-27
eslapars, eudapunna uuo asrfrrn sabn
9n arafl ttn 2. G0tmbtr 1900


Sioli6- 8rrlGet ScrautOn fir Hsp gJorl
nm lao, 300, $50, so uup 1905, 8Vrmli
tass; 1855 unb 1893 Na9mittlgs. 5iir
Snpuesburs, nm 6.1O Nom. Wlil6. uub ae-
eommGpatlOns' ,3ue um 3 40 Nabmittags. 9r
rti6t SVbstsu mi $50, 7.1S. 1923 Wprssne
t2.OS, 3.t5, 4.4S uup 7.t9 Ytatmittaas
une S.22 9lahmiitags. Susidbt Scranton
ppu Ntp 2DVrf nm l.t0, a 06 une IL %
Wpr. 100, 1 so, SAB, s.45 une fl 30 Nom
Bon StrUubsburg um S.n5 Wprgsns
R0r0lih -WtTlabt Scranton fur SuTtalp une
3miittniidtipnsn, nm 1.l5, 4.iO uup 900
WOr.; 1.55. 5.lS 1t.35 uue Nabm. Jur %
psap unp Syraluls I'm 10 DIOR. uup i.55
Natm. tiir Utica um 1.1O WpT. unp i.55
Rabm. 5lr Wontrpis I'm 8 0U Wcr 1.05
unb 5.4S Nabm. 6ur Ni9pliOn um A. unb
6.i5 Hatm. 6iir Sinsbamtpu. 1925 Dor.
mittaas Grrtiht Scranton ron Suiialc
um f.25, 2 55, 5.i5 uup 10 90 WOr.; $50
uub 800 Rabm. Bon Ssptgp uuo SpraGuiC
um 2.55 YUr. 1898 u. s 90 Nbm Bon Utica
um2 55Mor.; 1898 Il. $50 gi6m Bon Nlbul
tcn UNI $50 Wpr. unb 600 9ia6m. Bon
Rputrpft um 10 90 WOr.; 80 une 500
Na6m.
8loomsburg SibiiiOu-gulaBt scranton
fir Ncribumplrlanp I'm Gas, 10 05 Wpr.
t.55 unp 5.5LNa6m 6iir plymputb I'M 05
$40 uue $50 9Pabm. 6lr 8lugltpn, SIT
Rpr. 9rrtibt NortbuRbnIlnp um 935 Wpr.
t.t0. 500 uue 8 As glabm. gratt Sing.
fcu um $50 Wer. Gusttt plymouth nm 2.OO
4.3l, 9 50 uup f2.3u Born 6Teibt Srlu
ton ppu RpTibumbTlaup um AZ Nipr i2,
IS, 4.50 unb S.45 Rabm. Ben ainaitpu IN
ii.0O Nor. Ben pIymOutb UNI 7.55 Mrr.
$40 uuS 5.35 Natm.
Sountaas' '3nee.
sanIih -gul6et Scranton nm 40, BOO
$50, unp 1905 Rcr.; 1888 unb $40 Naam
Rddm.
Rorolih -gnlGst Scranton nm lis IN
4,tO Rpr. t.55. 5.lS une II 35 Rahm.
Blnpmsburg Sibiiion 8nldet Saautp
IN t0.O5 Rpr. uub $50 Nabm.
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~ :ERtPrfa4s<GPsrbEmkE ~
StH ttttS gOnneM,
121 SfOr6 SSaibim9ton 9locnmc,
bdtu Rh stpUbnG& dn srpss rtRbalisn eassr
MGbeln,
8drtnss. paFmS suf$usBGS
StIblen, ScbamfelffIblen, Spfa &tiIen,
Weufff Cabinets, Damem aSmltem,
uuh Htnbaupt gas, has guusn
OSDbel Sa0en.
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SDbn alrmbraft,
Seuti9er Wekqer,

30. 199eHn absuus,
Dirb Fa bsfrsbsH. Our& ausgstsi&Heit Rpiras
itoer art uuo ftts frti6ts nHh btfss 6Idt@
sins 3uuosn isosrjsit JufrieoeH IN feIn. Gaf
bette S4mals In Der etaot tn &sfslH.
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Gtpas fur aberaIdubifde. /.

Bilium Sropn bon st. SoIspb,
Rl6,, perountts es einsm 9raum, bab
sr nod um 2sbsn III. CT if 2oiomo,ip.
ftbrsr uuf Der Sirede stpiidsn Soutb
8sno uno Streaior unb trdumts am lsbien
DOnnsritas, Oub ct perunsIadsn paros,
wsnn H ii1 ni&t iOfOrt Ssrien nabms.
Run ba4ts CT isIbit fdOn Idnsli baran.
ii4 sinmal ausjurubsn unb nabm iit bss.
balls slsi@ um nd@fsn ROrssn nrIaub,
um feline 8sripanbtsn in 81. Soispb su
beiu&sn. Srsitae abenb iibereab Ct b,
2otomotipe ieinsm SteQpsrtrstsr Sreb
4oams. SumRas WOrsen um 2 llbr snt.
slslits Der 8us une aOams tpurOs sst6O'
tst,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-27
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-27
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-27
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-27
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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-03-29
Another Big Engine Order.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has just ordered forty additional heavy
freight engines from the Baldwin works
and the Juniata shops are working
night and day on engine orders. The
new engines to be built at the Baldwin
works and Juniata shops are solidations
and freight moguls, designed some
what similar to the class H-6 and the
G4A machines now in use on the main
line and the lines west of Pittsburg. A
great many of the new engines just
ordered are for lines west of Pittsburg.
1t is understood that the Panhandle
will use 20 or more of the big moguls
on this end of the road as soon as the
new bridges are completed in the Pitts
burg district.-Renovo News.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-03-29
Struck a GuSher.

The issue of the Seneca Advertiser
of March 8, published at Tiffin, o.,
contains the following concerning an
oil well of which w. L. Hamilton of
Campbell, Stuben county, well known
in Emporium, is half owner.
There is no further question about
there being a large pool of oil under
this city, or closely adjacent to it.
That fact was clearly demonstrated
about noon Tuesday. At that time,
what is known as the Van Nette we'll
was shot and the result of the shooting
exceeded the fondest hopes Of those
who drilled the well.
The oil shot up fully 500 feet above
the derrick and submurged the ground
with the fluid for acres around the well.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-03-29
Mercantile Tax.

The Auditor-General has decided
that under the new law mercantile ap-
praisers must not publish the amount
of tax each dealer is required to pay
The new law makes it necessary for
each person doing business to pay a
tax and the appraisers will make a
thorough canvass and examine all
books. 1t means more money for the
county. The omission of the names
keeps from the public the amount of
business each merchant does in a year
and in the event Of big success he is
not likely to have his rent raised by an
unscrupulous landlord when the latter
becomes aware of an increase IN trade.