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The Green Forest tribune., 1900-07-05
Kings River Bridge.

From the Eureka Springs Times Echo:
 The railroad bridge over Kings river proves to be quite an exten- sive affair, much more so. than our people looked for. There will be three piers of 110 feet each from side to side. Work has al- ready been commenced and is ex- pected to be pushed to rapid com pletion.
 This bridge is much larger than was expected and will require a large amount of money in com pletion. There have been some people in this vicinity with nerve enough to discredit the building of the road, even after so much money has been expended. These people are no doubt created for some purpose; but what that pur- pose is the Lord only knows un- less it is to show ordinary vag- abonds that they might have been worse.
 Many thousands of dollars have already been expended on the St. Louis and North Arkan- sas extension, and it will be run ming trains into the zinc belt by January 1st. The croaker is dy- ing hard, and he may have to be knocked in the head, yet.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-07-05
National Delegates.

The State Convention at Little Rock last week named the follow ing, delegates and alternates to the Kansas City Convention:
 At Large-Jeff Daivs, James K. Jones, J. H. Berry and James P. Clarke. Alternates-Edgar E. Bryant, l.. A. Byrne, w. A. Townsend and T. c. Trimble.
 First District-M. M. Stuckey of Newport and Dr. H. E. Ruff of Maynard. Alternates - H. s. Tolnlinson of Osceola and B. H. Crowley of Paragould.
 Second District-W H. Martin of Hot Springs and J. H. Hine- mon of Pine Bluff. Alternates- T. W. M. Boone of Fort Smith and J. J. Beavers of Benton.
 Third District-Chas. w. Smith of Fl Dorado and Alex Skillern of Nashville. Alternates-R. A. Buckner of Dermott and J. D. Conway of Washington.
 Fourth District-T. M. Mehaf- fey of Little Rock and J. H. Page of Dardanelle. Alternates-J. M. Barker, Jr., of Atkins and John ". Howell of Clarksville.
 Fifth District-P. D. Scott of Van Buren and Frank Pace of Harrison. Alternates-J. Polk Fancher of Berryville and J. A. Rice of Bentonville.
 Sixth District-J. c. Yancey of Batesville and J. M. Archer of Mammoth Spring. Alternates- Hugh Colburn of Stuttgart and Grant Green of Searcy.
 The following gentlemen were named for Presidential electors
 A. Large-Sam M. Taylor of Jefferson, B. B. Hudgins oi Boone.
 First District-E. E. Norris ol Clay county.
 Secand Bistrict-W. S, Good win of Bradley.
 Third District-5J. M. Carter of Miller.
 Fourth District V. Coving- ton of Johnson.
 Fifth District-John N. Till man of Washington.
 Sixth District-Joe T. RoSin- son of Lonoke.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-07-05

are three states that Democrats place in the doubtful column. If the 30 electoral votes from states whose delegation favors silver, but which cannot possibly be counted by Bryan in November, are taken from him and the States from the solid South given him, which are opposed to Is to 1, he will still lack some 30 votes of enough to elect.
 These facts are being pressed home to Mr. Bryan every day, but his one reply is: If you re- construct the platform you will have to reconstruct the candi- date.o In his latest interview given to the Associated Press at Lincoln, Mr. Bryan seems to be less emphatic on the money ques- ton than he has heretofore been. If Bryan will keep hands off the money plank, the Democrats who think they have aechance to win with New York and Indiana will do the rest. If Bryan forces him. self into the fight over the money plank there will be no middle ground. He is strong enough to carry the convention with him wherever he may wish to take it, but he will have to be more insis- tent than he has yet been.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-07-05
County Roads.

"At the September election the question of county roads will be submitted to the people for their solution," says the Greenwood Democrat. ''ft is really question of roads or no roads, and the present system is q dismal failure as every one knows. And now is the greatest opportunity of the age, since our future depends on the condition of our roads; for the condition of our marketable nla- terials when they reach their des- tination is one which confronts every person who looks to the fu- ture of our country and his own prosperity.
 Tn the present condition we have roads only in the summer and nothing to boast of then, while a road tax will not cost the taxpayers more than S1 per year, while a majority of those who now work ten days per year will pay according to their possessions.
 Judge Sprading's financial politics during the past few years applied to new road system would increase the value of farm property S5 per acre on account of the increased facilities for tranSpOrta tiOn.
 Think of the changes and com pare your present roads with well graded dry ones, worked by the hands who want to hire in each township, which furnishes it's own contractor, thereby mak- ing every improvement made a financial aid to the neighborhood.
 There are thousands of im- provements that good roads will bring that we cannot enumerate until after we see some of the benefits that will accrue.
 Talk these facts to your neigh bor and encourage a comparison of our roads with graded ones. Give us better roads and better facilities for everyth.ng.'
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-07-05
IS IT RIGHT
For an Editor to Recommend Patent
 Medicines!

From Sylvan Valley News. Brevrad. N, c.
 It may be a question whether the editor of a newspaper has the right to publicly recommend any of the various proprietary med- icines which flood the market, yet as a preventive of suffering we feel 1t 8 duty to say good word for Chamberlain S Collie, Cholera and Disrrhoea Remedy. We have known and used this medi- cine in our family for twenty years, and have always found it reliable. in many cases a dose of this remedy would save hours of suffering while a physician is awaited. We do not believe in depending implicitly on any med icine for a cure, but we do believe that if bottle of Chamberlain s Diarrhoea Remedy were kept on hand and administered at the in ception of an attack much suffer- ing might be avoided and in very many cases the prsence of phy- sician would not be required. At least this has been our expe- rience during the past twenty years. For sale by Harbert & Sheldon.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-07-05

which are known to favor it, are in clear majority.
 They will cast in the convention 426 votes and in the electoral college 213. Included among the Is to 1 states are Massachusetts with 30, Oregon with 8, North Da- kota with 6, South Dakota with 8 and Washington with 8, a total of so votes from states which the Democrats do not even hope to carry. Michigan with 28, Kan sas with 20 and California with IS
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-07-05
Two Cents for d Life.

THE TRIBUNE is in receipt of a communication from the commit tee of one hundred on India fam inc relief. The committee tells it that sixty millions are famine stricken and that at least ten millions are face to face with starvation; ''in that stricken land," says the committee, "the heavens are as iron and the earth as brass; birds drop lifeless from the burning sky; the decaying bodies of men and beasts pollute both plains and, rivers Relief may pass instantly by cable, and the committee therefore solicits only money contributions.
 In this emergency, the commit tee of one hundred puts itself in the service of the cause, and will see to the transmission by cable of the funds received.
 The press are aiding and will receive contributions, so will the banks; the express companies receive and transmit funds free.
 Messrs. Brown Bros. Gc Co.,, the New York bankers, 59 Wall St., will acknowledge all contributions sent them. THE TRIBUNE will be glad to receive any contributions and forward same.
 We let the committee explain how it distributes funds:
 In the cabling of money, thus far, we have employed the Inter denominational Missionary Re- lief Committed of Bombay which, in the absence from India of our American Bishop Thoburn, is directed by R. A. Hume, Ameri- can missionary at Ahmednagar. We have also sent funds to 'The India Famine Charitable Relief Committee, at whose head is Sir Francis Maclean, Chief Justice of the province of Bengal. That is the one national non -governmen tai charitable relief agency of h. dia, and by it all needs are known, as to it all most effective methods of distribution are famaliar. It's administration is magnanimous and wise. Both American and European missionaries are among it's chosen agents. To it's hands are confided those large free gifts from Great Britain which are over and above the governments of ficial daily relief of not less than six million of sufferers
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-07-05
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh thai
 Contain Mercury

As mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it throu sh the mucous surfaces Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable ply sici ans, as the damage they will do is tea fold to the good you eau possihly derive from them. HALLS GA TARRH CrKE. manufactured by F J Cheney & Co Toledo, O., contains no mercury and is taken internally. acting directly upon the blood a'id muc )us surfaces Of the system In buying IIall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu- ine. It is taken niuternaly, and made in Toledo. 0 by t. J. CHENEY X co. Testimonials free
 Sold by Druggists, 15c,
 hsI Family Pills sre the best
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-07-05

"We have sold many different cough remedies, but none has given better satisfaction than Chamberlain's s. says Mr. Charles Holzhauer, Druggist, Newark, N. J. Ut is perfectly safe and can be relied upon in all cases of coughs, colds or hoarseness. Sold by Harbert 6 SkelGon.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-07-05

POLITICIANS have no right to throw stones at women for saying no when they mean yes.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-07-05
Letterf

|ietffG K
 Kyj ja'1 Ehatl 11%IsI Beastissl x ,rn1oupt, ol \ Ind suheEll ''c ''ccon,plleiisl1 Tor the ogsl
 ] annes N'''
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-08
QNahre @orte.

Dieter Gage bIelt In Sem YOrf bei
y itpr Or. GbarleS 8. GIIon ene 8re
Orsl lber oas Sbema: Der moeerns
&olob, oaS 9ebelmnlB oes SranSpauI
Rtt9es, in pelder CT untsr anoersm
Ie6t sutr,ffsno iaete: IS ipirb mob
Jtiemano aub nur fur einen 9lu9enbtld
slaubsn, oob in Sub 9lfllta Elm 8uee
iuSBebroben mare, psnn tort nldi Dia
manien uno unaemeIn reI6e @oloaoern
etiunDen norben naren. Die enotmen
8a6lbumer unO ole wobl nod eIbb:reu
Summen, psl6e bulb bic 2ellunB EEL
gIoben oaouh eniltunoenen @eleuihafs
Ten eIpo.ben iperoen, buben bic Gsule
UioIal uno rationale @brenb lftlgtHi
UerBSien esmabt. gu bem &aprtuIlss
mus Beieat ii6 Der SmpertaIlsmuS uni
ole ubeln 6Olasn tDnnsn nlht ausbleIFen,
Der 8Ummelciallsmus in AfrIta 9erlelt
auf itlshle Sabnen, als bic belrugel'
hhe 9lnntripn osr Dtamnnlfeloer els
iOlste. IS 1T bic @eloBier uno nibl
glebe su Jrelbelt uno Sumanltdt, tpelbs
ole ieBleen 81 ItdnOe I'M Srunspaal er'
tIGll. Der DiammUn 1T bsr 8DBe oei
leBissn 3ett. llmsetuuft bon &ommsr'
ctaIlsmus Su elnem Damon bCs Diorals
unb hes mOruluben YerfaQs. Diate'
rlsaer gtfolB oranst aue anbeten glrten
pes @tiOIaes SmGd 9iuilonalrubm be
iisbt IN Der Utubt. auss su srabldsn,
mas nab menihIidem Rsbl unrebt 1T /
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-08
Gen. Miles' urtbeil.

Gen. Wlles iaete in einem Snteroiep
,,@rouiss nsbsrsabe puree erpartet uni
es mar Niles, mas ermarist perben
tonnte, psnn 5000 Diunn iibsr eint
Bohs lang ssssn Elm Seer bon $4,000
seiitier Iruppen ausb llten. Dle Wu:
tune Der nsbereube tpiro bnsu bienen.
bic 5u4s Der IranspaaIpatrloten su
hdrfsn.
,,Se psrben bsmerft buben, baB Die
erlien Welpuneen iasten, Sen. @ronis
babe Elm Serr pon 5000 Nann. oas e.
ben 8Iitsn sssendberiteaen f6nne. Sc
abersabsn f4 absr nur 5000. Was il
aus ben librtesn 5000 sstporbeng Die
9ebsutuna Der Gapiiulation unter ioIten
llmitdnoen illuhrirt nur ben Samples.
muib Der SanOpoa 8urenpatrioten, elmer
aus so, 900 aussrlsiensn britiihen Sol.
oatsn befsbenosn glrmee eeaendber.
DIE Butuns Der llebersabe Gronies tp,rb
eber eine Stirtuns als eiue Sbpdduns
Der Sursniahs in bieiem arisse fem.
..Du t6nnen bieie Suren niht eenus
tepnnbtrn, auf peIder Seite aud uniere
Spmpaibien isin m6sen, Su melnsr
5lequns pdrOe es nibt biplOmatiit fur
MID fem, 3u piel su iaseH, aber tper ou6
i'm Rebis iein mbse. tplr muiien Die 5000
Bairtoten bepunoern, bic sebn Gage
lang $4,000 Mann Der lbritiiHsn atmse
aufbielisn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-08
Guehf6e solO0teu ais saufte.

Sn tbrer sunsen 8riessfibruns itebsu
bic 8uten nod nuf benz Stanepunfts
QBeIllnston'S. 9lber aub IN lbrer 9sitius
Irtat. DisieIben @reuelieenen, nsIbs
g8eainstOu's Sorben in Spunlen nuifdbr'
len, ssidsbsn lsst in Sioafrlta. 9flb.
fOlaenoe 3uibrft an bic ,.8reus 3elt.
lung" in Berlin llefsrt einen b,peIss
trdilisen Sellras:
,,8uhsnburs, 10. Sec. 1899. Sisr bsi
pem qanootpit Oes Olitrilis Jiuiienburs
lteeen bic eioliten Iusia8sn Der 6ruuen
uno Wdodeu. pslde bic @nBIGnoer bat.
ten ourd bic 8affsrn funsen Iaisn.
OieieIten eriIdren, oub iie ou,6 8afftrn
ssbnIten bon ben @nsIdnosrn uersewnl'
tist purosn. @rbeben Sic bod i'm Nl'
men Der Utenitbeit uno Der @lpllliaton
SSbrs Siimme Beaen Iolbe Sdanoibnten.
Ole armen 9eitbpfe iino sesenwdrtip
i'm Spltnl. - SSrb. b. Dulpis. tDniel.
preutiiber &Ittmeiher a. o.. sssenmar'
ile @npudn unb Baiterie6ef in Der Su
rem glrmse."
Q9ie pun anSerer Seite esmsIbst
puo. bnnoelt IS iib um bic Wulter unb
l6bter auf spel ituBIoien 8uTenbuuer'
tlen. unter ben Waoben alnoer bon
sp6f S lbren IS iino Ibnen piebiibs
8erIssuneen beiasbrubt tpOrosn. uno iis
lleser lbsrbies an Syphilis oarnleoer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-08
Sohe Tcrberuueen.

8riesSisiretdr Root bot bem Sauie
cine 2ihe Der 4uiprlde suseitidt. ol,
uOn peribieosnen Stialen ftir Sbuben
seIielt tperoen. .peI6e bic 8unoesiruppen
mdbreno bss 8rieses aesen Spanien auI
Oem Watib uuo i'm 2aser oneeribtet
babsn. Die Nnipiiibe bslraaen in
8anssn Sl32, ,006 unb osrtbellen iid duI
bic psribteosnen Staten tpie folat
alabama sl3.345; DeIupure s625
Slorioa s3l69 ; 8sorsia ell. lao
Sqinois S5l; Snbiaua S29; 8entudt
Sl95; WafaduIetts sl85; N,nnefOIc
s45; gtsw Serisp $3.50 ; gis,p yorI
sl07 /; BennipIoanla 1868 ; Sao'
Carolina s24.0 .082 Gen Nee $4,000 ;
lrrds Sl09l; 8irsiniu sl4 555; ust'
i6,soene anb,re Staaten S2946.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-08
Der neusfte Xruft.

Das felt msbreren Wlouaien eeplant
Spnbitat bon Aufernfansern 1T, rple
oas Nem Sapen, Conn. ,.Reeiiter
antdnnlsts. nunmebr in's 2sben setretsn
Die neue 8sieuibaft nennt Iib ots
@oniollcdteb Opitsr Company. uno tpirr
,br Sauptqualtler IN Der Staot 9lsU
gort babsn. Dle lsitsnoen @.liter o,s
,,@Ombine" bebuupien, ci,ies iei, psnn
8 cub isbr umfahsnb iel uno Sunoerts
BON flsinen 4uitsrnfdueern iit oemielbsn
anseidlOHen bdttsn. bod te'nesmess eln
,.Truh". gs Bat in ben bier Stdaien
ilber psI6s cd iid eritredt. 9runO unr
Bocen unb gleentbum bon Nuhernfdn'
germ i'm @srlb BON $4,000 600 ause'
tluft, baIuntsr l50 Dampfer, Dagger
maihlnen n. Die neue 8eieaidufi
seoentt idbrIi6 1000. 600 8ufbels Ius
tern auf ben Wiartt su brlnsen; iie er.
pubt pur6 SransferIruns 5000 Acres
@runb i'm Sunb BON Song Sslano, TO-
ME Auitsrnbetie in Der 9farrueanisti
Bal, 8boos Sslanb, uno bebauplet, midi
nur ben Rew Dortsr Diartt. ionoern aud
Oas gIuhernseipdfi nit europa su be-
berrfhsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-08
Serminceruns Der amerifauif6en en-
Sruppen auf Guba.

DaS Srleeso,partement becbii8tisi,
pie eS beiBt, bic 8ermlnoerune be,
Sldrte Der ametituniiden 9ruppsn auI
@uba in Der @elie fortsuisben. bab es
tnnerbclb isds Woben NIT Der 8ebuf
llon Der itbi bort bsfnOli6en 900C
Diann auf 5000 beainnt. 8ls su Nu
lang oss Sommsrs iol ote leBtere 3lffd
errettt ieiu. IS nro beabiibtlst. Ors,
pOlfdnots aus @ubunern beitebenbe unit
uon eubanliden Off seren befebIiste 8s'
simentsr su O,eunliirsn, psI6e BIZ
imerltanlibenlruppen IN oen@arnliOnS
pIdBen erieBsn uno ben &ern elmer cuba
uu6sn armse um Die 3ett blIoen ioaen
psnn bic Gontrpae Der Der. Staater
llber Die Snis! uufb6ren tpiro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-08
edwere stufIase sesen frabsre
Sanfbsamte.

auf 8etrsibsn zines Gomitss. bns
1000 Grebiioren Der psrirudten Nuaan'
pbps Spurbunt in ST. 2ou.s. DO. Der.
ttitt. bersn bsrssitiesr Curator @Oubsr'
nsur Sione 1T. srsinssn Saitbsfsbls
sesen folsenSe setpsiene 8:umten Der
8ont s $. 8otiman. Prdiioent ;
9ouis o. 8ammsrer, 8ufuer Sp.
&IaeeS. @onrao 8,lsrman. GbaS Sbu'
NADER. Soiepb Wurfs, Gafpsr @sitrins
unb 5reo. g. 9olte, Dueitoren. n Der
4nIlaseidufi iperoen bic 8enunnien oes
suOben D,ebhubles uneeituloist. ouburt
besanaen. oab fs Dspoften in SDbs
BON Sl6.2 .2l4 annubmsn, reip. bic I'm
nobme bsrieIben fonfiionirien. oils T.
bsreits puBten. ouB bic 8ant iniolpsni
nar,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-08
SIntiaeS Drama.

Srnu @m. Wutslnnb, 8rod, Nsb.
Sebn Sabre lang Brdiiosntin ber gS. 8
:. Il Uou Nebrustu, puibe bon ibrfm
Sbsmunne etmOrNet. ber oann Seltit
nOro besr9 SausIider lnirisoen ip
ole uria6e..
I'm Wltternn6t risi @afslanp elmer
u dbarn uno erfudte ibn. iofOrt in ielr
0dus su tommen. ou lelne Srau from
eI. SeI islner glntuuit fuuo er. BOB os'
8opf Der Stuu Wnfelono Dom 3Dipel
seitsnnl mar. SIN pon 8ateInnb unler'
selhneter 3eitsl enlblelt bic DlttbslIuna
ouB er ielme iSruu ermoroet uno iib nod
Dem 6rtebbofs beseben babe
NateIanoS 9sn6e Duroe auf ben
8rube ielner erlien 5rau asfunOtn. &
battle ii6 bic Suni6ale ourh elmer
S6ub seri9metlett, nudeem er SupoI
ielnen gals init elnem Raiirmsfer our6
lhnltten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-08
Sin PC. aber fein t6btliber
&dlaa.

Wlontasue @bue. Der Rsprifentani ber
8uren in ben Ser. Staatsn, sibt foIs
esnbe 8sibreibune bon Sen Gronie:
,,Gronjs IN sipa 63 Sabre alt. @r
bat teinerlei Willltdri6ulerSebuns. Sn
,Sriecensseiten III er ihlbtsrn unb eln'
fad. @r 1T nadldiis in isiner aIsi.
puns. Sein 8Od 1T itets su8etnbpfi
unb fstts ps,fsbrl suesfn6pft. 81 1T tlsf
rsIls,bs. Sls Dor bier S ibren mar e.,
Elm FARMER. Damn tpurbe er gum Super'
lntenoenien Der gnseborenen i'm iSreis
fltte gsmabt. SIN 8rieee ibeint ii6
o,e sanse 9lalur oss Wannes ,u dnoern.
Sem @eibt arbe,tet pie Elm 8hb Sn
Der Sdlabt 1T er auf oem sanSen 6elOs
lbdtis, isme 2suts antpslieno uno er'
mulbleeno.
,.@Ionie seidnets fi6 i'm arisae bon
1880 = 1881 aus. Sein ipdterei Hubm
berubt 0uf bem SumsioH g,nfaa
@rUnies mar es, Der b,e iSuae itelie, in
p,s Samsion bineInsine @r Wdblts Der
OIl uno bsfsbIlete ois 2tute per'Dnllb
@r beliBt bte 8 II zines 5uh't8.
,@toniss nebereab' wub ben & lsf
nlhl teenosn. Sic beosutel elnen fuIb
lsrliben, absr isinen iDolllben S6la8
Der 8ues piro nlbt eber beenoet ieln.
bIs Yreiorta fdqt une penn bic SIlter
oe Sdup tiot oss Sransuaal errslben
ueroen plels 3auienbe BON Dienibenle'
ben bsrlorsn iein. Die 8uren slauben
pab Brstoria uneinneb nbar NJ uno II
baben quite 8tinoe fiir lbr 3utrauen.
.Sn 8ssus auf SnterpsnliOn 1T bi
ausiidt tens aneenebme. SD iebe fein
Scffauns in europa. es fel oenn. &ub
lamb ttdte banbelnb auf. unb biss u
nibt pubridelnIId. SD CLAUDE. 8aiie
Wubelm plroe bsm Rriese eerne Gin
bolt tbun, sr pelb ober nldt senau. mi
er ss anfansen ioa. Die einsise SOif
nuns Iiest in ben 8srelniaten Staaten
Relne anoere Wadt fam permitteln uni
o,s 9erpaIiune i6eint lauparm tu iein
Die Der. Staaien t0nnten es tbun. 81
iino bic eins'se gidtlon. bic es thu,
ibnnte. SOute bieie &'sieruna cine ent
ibiebene Stelun9 nebmsn, tpdroe be
8rles binnen Ia Idsen beenbet fsln
gneIanb braubt bic 0er. Stauten. 8
fam nl6ts obne Oiss 2anO aniuuesn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-08
Curb cine Nbotoarapbie pers
ratben.

Sobn 3. Wsqott. Elm @efddftsreifsn'
oer pom Ybllacelpbia. butte bic Staol
altooua fiit $40. 600 S6aoensrios pr'
tlast Sr NOR in iener StdDt auf elnem
nit @ls beOedisn Subpes ssfaaen unc
bebauptete. ieiicem ssldbmt au isin
@r sridisn auf &riiden Dor osm 8euAt,
in SOaioups 'urs. 3uisiner arObsnllsbsr'
raidung rpurpe aber cine photographic
BON Ibm porseseist. in psl6er sr arbel:
tsnb uno obne 2rlden Dor ieinsm Suuit
oaraeheat piro. GIN BON Der Stab
altoona absefonbter 2oOaimeni& baitt
ens .,Snapibot" ober S6neablIo bon
Ns(ot senommen. tpdbreno ct Dor feinsm
9auis arbeitete. DaS Bib rettete BE-,
5taot aud sl9 900, bsnn bic Sup sat
NsaOt BLOB 500 GntiddOisuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-08
GelifdteGeu.

Sif&s: 2sue Soadnoii6s Sdrinss
unO Ruiidds Gardiner. Samburss,
4als in Del unb 9else, @apiar. Sar'
omen in BdGisn. 2obftsr, Appeiit Silbs.
sstodtsr MadsreI. 8ieler Sprottsn in
Del. ...........
aafs: Sromass be 8ris. 2ieber.
trans. Cream, @raner. S@tpeiser. 2lm'
burger. 8adfsin unb Sano adfe.
Durit: Salami unb Gerpslat. 0ie'
ner, nit Obsr obne Sauertrout, unt
5ranffurter IN SGdien.
Spebialitdten: O4ienmauls
SaIat, 2isbis'S SIeif6. grtroit. Oliuenbl
bsim Quart. 2amm' 3unsen in 16pfsn,
Gbparb 9 Siebeder,
$40 aadatpanna Nbe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-08
Gss Qapftss @eburtstaa.

Ger gapIi smpfns iSreitas Nldmit.
tag i'm 9brUniaale Die UttsIWoer bee
0elllgsn GOQe9lumS uno bic r6miihsn
RrdIatsn, bic Ibm lbre @IIdniinibe su
isinem 8eturtstae barbradlen Sn fel'
ner Nntport, bic BON Wier. WlscttatOlli
usrIsisn parb. inets er, nadpem er ben
BrdInten seoanft uno unitr 4noerem ble
i5sler oes SeiIIaen SabrsS uno bic 8e'
mOnfirntlonsn su GbIen bss itulieniibsn
pbiIUiopbsn @lOrpano Bruno erwdbnt
uno Die SdrIflen bs8 2ebtuen oils Sa
lanspsrte bsSsibnsi battle. in SesuB aui
ben 8riss IN Shbufrlfa. oaB es iein
itbnhdher 0uui6 iei. BOB bem unieIi'
ssu 8lutpereisben bOttieIbh, mo stpeI
Boiler. ObpObl 8rlOer, iid einnpOer
nbidInhtslen." Elm @noe bsreitei tperoen
mDSs. unO cab Der SOffnuns 4usprud,
oob iib bslbe balo beessnen uno ben
5TlsOsnstub ausiauiasn mD4tsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-08
Snbaftrie. Gommiffion Gmpfebls
uneen an ben 8cneree.


Der Bertht oer Snoutrle' Somnifiorl
an ben eonersb smpttsblt. BOP erbBere
Sorpvraiionen. ioesnannte Irufts, psr'
anlabt neroen iouen, idbrllh slnen bee
idporsnsn 8sr,4t tibsr ibrs Baarbs'
hdnoe uno Serb'nol.btelien nsbit An'
eabe bon @eiplnn uno Uerlult 3u unter'
bre'ten. Der Stped oleier gmpieblun8
T. our@ 8erbhentli@en oes SeIl1tss
eoncurren3 beIpoburufsn. I'M 6aue Die
profte olsisr eorporationen aaSnopms'
meIis eroB itno uno bic Soninmentsn Gee
Gen Sere@nun8 outu bobst YIs'le tu
'buben, iotpte bic 5 loutrIe Der Arbeltet
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-08
8abnunglhd.

Gin iiibIi6 ssbsnbsr 8uifasisrsus oui
Der 9ioribampton Dipifion Der Rsn
gurf, Nsp Sapen uno Sartforo 8abn
Dra6 our1 einen unteripai6enen 1bsil
Der 8abnfrsds etpa susi WeiIsn n6ro'
lid BON BlaInpiIe, Conn.,, unb pier
perionen tpuroen eet6btet uno fiebsn
msbr ober psniser i&usr Dsrlsst. Der
psrunsIIdte 8us bsituno aus Der 2Oeo'
motipe, @epdd uno poitDasen. unb ie
einsr Combinations. 9aRlsier' unb
3abIear. Ser BUG bate ii4 nabssu ans
osribalb Siunben peripdtet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-08
OrobenSe Saltune Der Srau;cfeu
auf st. Nierre uno Mftquelou.

Die irunsOFiden G,npObner BON 81
Bterrs unO DilqueIOn, u j., bOpeotten
Dle 8rllen uuf lenen Snieln. Die bel els
ner @eiummlbepbIfsruns BON 5000 See'
len 1900 Sdblsn unb bic melfenS u t:u'
iunOIanOsr iinO. Dies 1T eine 6olse peI
5baliade, oub Die neulihe WleOerln'
IruiiieBdne beO WtOous ulp,nOi In Sesue
auf ole franS6iiide Suite ieitsns bsr
JieufunoIGnoer 9eleBeebunB ben Ylan
fir irunSOIiibe 4usOebnune an ienet
Suie pabtsno ber tOmmenben 5hbersl'
lallOn unmDBllh sema6t bat, DIE bar
aus enlltanoene Grbllteruua bat bis i,bl
nur in peritsdlen 9lnsuifn auSorud
sefunpeu, fam aber IN @spaIitbaitn
ausarten. Sober Ssrlbt tlbsr elnen brl'
Iuben GIiOIb enl ilammt bic 6rGnSoi,n
nob msbr uno bic brltllden BepObnel
bsiul6ten slnsn Orsnn,irten 4ner,iI.