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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-01-31

A we'll conducted business mems as
sociation, board of trade, Improvement
club, or IN organization under any
other name, having for it's object the
forwarding of the interests of the place
in which it is located, is great factor
in pushing the claims of the town to
the front and making it boom. Every
terprise lying dormant, awaiting the
opportunity for exercise. There are
also many desirable business and man
ufacturing enterprises seeking locations
which would be warmly welcomed and
substantially encouraged if some me-
dunn were provided through which the
citizens and those aeeking investments
could confer and negotiate. The
phenomenal progress of all the "magic
cities" of the South and West is main
ly due to the efforts of these organiza-
tiOns. Let Anderson have u we'll sup
ported business mems association,
composed Of wide awake, go ahead,
progressive citizens. who will make
known to the world tho inducements
our town offers for the location of man
ufacturing industries, and other enter
prises which will employ labor, make
business for our merchants and furnish
a homo market for the products of our
farms. The time ia now ripe.for this
movement. A great change is being
wrought i'll manufacturing circles. The
cxigcncies of competition and the con-
flicts with tho question of transporta-
tion and other economic questions
have convinced owners of manufactur-
ing plants that it will be good business
policy to establish themselves III COM
munities convenient to the raw mate
rails III the smaller cities and towns,
where real estate is cheap and expen-
ses low. Anderson has done very we'll
the past few years, but with live or
ganization she can do more in the fu-
turo.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-01-31

The fatality attending all caucusScd
measures srcll> likely to cnvclop the
Mayticld substitute for the tfray,l0n
disprnsary bill. Bushwhacking as Il
success, is better practiccd by our
friends, the FilipinOs.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-01-31

Old man Billy Chandler, of New
Hampshire, would be more thanobligcl
shirts around III Congress, at this dull
season. He's got the gore, but the
South is making the shirts and paying
no Intention to her cnlumnlatOrs.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-01-31

Legislator, Columbia. S. c.: Yes,
sell the State farms and hire the con
victs to the Counties. Fifty dollars
net per alnllm is better than twenty
realized last year rs per Snpt. GrIliitiI
rtUUrt
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-01-31

T. The following call for the nation
al Prohibition convention has been
issued: The national convention of
the Prohibition party to nominate can
didates for President and Vice Presi
dent OF the United States, and to trans
ly come before it, is hereby called to
meet Mt the coliseum, in the city of
Chicago, ILL.,, ut 10 o'clock a. m, on
"Wednesday, June 81, 1900.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-01-31

The call issued by Chairman Butler,
of the National Populist Executive
Committee, for meeting ut Lincoln,
Nebraska, indicates the millenial
dawn in politics the office seeking the
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-01-31

Jim ORR Does Mr. I,lraSr, :, Repre-
one of the best Counties pf the State,
not know who Jim orr is {! In whit
waS evidently intended to be Il highly
dramatic period in one OF his habitual
IiHrangiirS against Cotton ILLS last Sat
iIday his trIlint student of Gamalicl
tore his hair. kicked over Il table,
backed his ears and braycd in deep.
rcsOunding tones, "Wh0 is Jim Org"
Upon the huniiliating confession Of
ignorance Of the history of such II citi-
zen, statesman, .jilrist, and iinnncicr us
Colonel james j.. Orr, we accept the
tacit argument of Mr. Bleasc that he
himself is Il stranger in these parts.
and if such brains or settings as his
will bear enlightenment. we answer
that Colonel James l.. Orr is first Of
all y gcntlcman-of brains, principle,
honor; II man with more sense in II
minute than Il stable full Of Blcasc's
calibre in IL year; Il man OF courage,
whose honest convict MS and not sci
fish ends or political prefcrment rcgu
late and determine his actions. His
uttcranccs cmanate from the mind of u
stu,lcnt-a scholar, if you please and
not from All animated puppct. If he
espousc Il cause it is from conviction
and not for reward. II he assume to
be IL leader, he is Il wise and faithful
general, bold, intrepid in the face of
danger, not 81 bowling, braying ass "a
sccin' things ut night His home is
in the hearts of tho people; there his
name us hero of 1876 ns we'll as of
1900 will be implanted when such ef-
fcrvcsccnt bubbles as Alr. Bleasc will
be lost forever on the rolling tide Of
memory.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-01-31

The difference between $4,000 to
800, 900 and S34,038, the latter sum be-
ing the amount of phosphate royalties
reported collected by the phosphate
commission, is not small item. The
former figures are the amounts the
State should have received as royalty
under the resolution of the commission
in 1897 fixing the rate at 25 cents ton
together with so per cent. of any price
in excess of $500 per ton. The State
having mined lei ,073 tons of phosphate
rock, should receive rs royalty there
for ut 81 to So per ton $4,000 to 500,
600. The question is whet her the phos-
phatc commission is giving away an
nually $40, 600 to SG0,o0o to the fcrtili-
zcr people. II such is not the case.
where is the so, 600 to $Gn,OOO? The
State pauscS for IL reply.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-01-31

We congratulate Receiver Beattie, of
the Blue Ridge Railroad, upon his new
and improved schedule now in opera
ton between this point and Walhalla.
The earnest and determined efforts of
AndG .sOn's business men for some
weeks past to get some improvement
in our antiQuated railway facilities has
been generously met by the Blue Ridge
people by very convenient and pleas
ant schedule cntailing upon them much
extra cost. Anderson's duty now is to
evidence her appreciation Of the Blue
Ridges efforts by helping the schedule
to pay and rendering it permanent
commercial necessity. Remember the
Blue Ridge when routing shipments.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-01-31
The Alliance Store I!
Another Big Event
SHOE SALE I!
ALI Styles-All Sizes.

TO close out stock of broken lots the big selling
Of the past FALL naugurate this Big Our Special
Sales have reputation and when say Special Sale
mean prices that will interest everybody Every pair Of
Shoes IN this sale Of that celebrated make for the
which we have become noted Headquarters
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-01-31
Notice to Trespassers.

A Ill persons arc hereby warned not
IA 10 hunt, fish or otherwise trespass
on Lands owned or controlled by the un-
dersIYned.
A. j. Stringer, w. e. Bowen,
B II. Greer, u b. Mitchell,
w. n. Cox, NJ. +. Mitchell,
J. J. Kelly, IL. A. Griffin,
.. Is. Breazeale, o. Il. Poore,
II. &. Poore, w. +. Smith,
4. Is. Lewis. H. A. Lewis.
Jan 81, 1900 80 4
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-01
MONEY VERSUS MEN

Laying aside the issues which make
the two political parties, RELOCATING i'm
perialism, money, etc, for few mih-
ntes, let as think Of the real issues in
the present campaign, The above ques-
lions are naturally good stock to the ay.
erage campaign speaker, aud on each
side men will vote because Of like or
dislike for some particular clause 10 the
respective platforms
But the real issue is SIMPLY this. i
money or men to rule? II Wall street
to grind men down and trample upon
them after having them in this posi-
zion, or will American manhood assert
isselfaad overthrow the moneyed auto
ersts
TS7e one represents this class Of ci.l-
zens. the other stands for wisdom, mods
GRAFTON ,and justice. Bryan stands ior
the comua2n people, Mckinley the mon
eyea inter- st That The present ad-
ministrationy hinks more Of lhealmighty
Val ar tha,l does Of human lie is de-
+ rated in the position With regard to
Philpptnes. Think Of the ssdiac,
"a 6 who today are mourning ioe
their dsaS boys.
rbns Sfthe desalase homes ana that
DISSOLUTION caused By N Is aeholY wa, )
war started BY the money power aud
continued BY Its tool, William McKira
ley. The flag which has always stood
for freedom now represents money.
Fighting a patriotic people thousands Of
miles away Erom Us and their position
is exactly the same as ours was with
England. MaSk Hanna Is our cOnslltu-
ton aod wOliam McKiqleY' is his
slave.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-01
DANGER SO NAL,

Remember that your kidneys act a.
the oesspool of tbs human body, into
which ali the i'm purities OF the syste NJ
are continually dumped for purltlca.
ton, aud when the. kidneys fan TO
properly perform heir functions, it ~
a signal OF hercomplicaiions. The
liver becomes cIogged, the blood T.
filled with uric acid poison the heart
becomes involved, aad anlesa the
proper remedy j. applet goag Gaze
viii soon be beyopd he reach Of hu-
man skill. Smiths Sure Kidney Cure
will cure Ii Less time, and a less ext
pense, titan sny other medicine iu the
world, aud tits guaranteed. Price 90
cents rer bottle I prot obtain
IL from your dgugE ie direct TO
the company Tor aiidrug.
gists.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-01

neither opium, cocaine, nor other mar
cotics. Accent no substitute There b
no other medicine : just as good for
weak and sickiy women.
II had been q great safzereg from fe4naie weak.
ness fof abosit two yrake,r writes Mrs Esnifla
Richardson 81 Goas. Weyne Co. Ky. vcnsid
not do my work part Of the time. took fohE
bottles OF Or. Pierrc.s FaQorite prescripfar an q
felt as well as / ever dAd,s
Yoang married women viii find o
laAsina friend In Dr. Pierces Medical
Adv7s II contairs 1908 pages and
j. se me- lin paper cover on re-
ceipt q ~ ore cent stamps TO pay
expense 81 mailing only Cloth. bi35d-
ing ii statapa address pr. nv. Pierce,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-01
COLD FACTS, THESE.

10 the past the TnEs-CAIL has been
very conservative in giving space TO
new industries' and Il our readers Will
think about it they will reach the con-
clusion that only reliable items Of this
kind nod a place in our columns.
We are Of the opinion that it is bet
ter to tell the truth under all clrcum-
stances and for this reason every rum
or Of proposed new enterprises has not
been hera1ded to the world as fact
and 10 most cases have been cut out alto
gether
Now We are goingto call the attention
ofthe public to a fewreal facts and then
let the people decide whether or not our
lcity is growing q q giaudsti1l,
Mr.sJ. w. Tatnl pEk on the
oyster factory this morn
our Board d Trade flourish
ing condition, ana has quits neat sum
10 The treasury.
The South Atlantic Towing Com-
z
pany is haying sec. 600 lug boat built,
to be used At thlsport.
Mr.. J. B. Wright is enroute from
New York with handsome new steam-
Of to take the Dsrien runs
/ The Bell Canning Company, 81 ches.
ter, Florida, will have an Oyster canning
plant in operation here within ihe 6szl
sixty days.
/ We know ofseyerai deals now on foo'
which Il successful, will mean . great
deal for Brunswick and The public vii
b told Of these in due time.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-01
me RPEdaI FEAST

Is not infrequently followed BY a. long,
lenteu period Of enio-sed lasting and
fesilly modification. The cheel, grows
hollow, the eyes are dull and deep
hinged, and the stepis slow and langnid.
There is an ali dragged-out feeling, >
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-01

which makes lie
an utter burden.
The great fNnc-
tionai changes
W hich folio "
marriage are not
usually antici
pated, or the wife
~ suffering might
be avoided.
Dr.. Pierce's Fa-
vorife Prescription
Is the best friend
Of weak and sickly
women. II cures
the wonenly dis
eases that rob the
eve Of brightness
and the step Of
nahEness. II tones
up the system aud
establishes the
wouianly organ.
lem on q basia Oh
sound health.
= Fayofite Pre-
sarkptionA CON
taiua no alcohol.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-01

W a the Season when the smxii
bsf himself With efesn fIult,
s nor fngsrably ieads to cramps,
sfiAffitea 81 iyssntery. II parents
are 1esnt, they wlfS~aiaye oottls @
Pas Killer ready for sven sumIoer
emergencies sold susstltntsss I hefs
Is but one Psips Killer, Perry D$yisS
Pres 25o. and Bgc.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-01
FIRST CLASS pYEING.

Jim Carter has just returned from
savannah, where he has made ar
rangemsnts with the leading etsam
dye works there, to represent them 10
this city. Brunswick will not afford
a frst-class steam dyeing estal,sn-
ment, and ali persons desiring frst.
class work in tits line can see jim
Carter at the brunswick Clesniug s
Pressing CO. DSeins iu o0lors a spe
cialty, Also eolosiBg lice curtains.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-01

rhe Times-cau will be Delivered BY
sarrisr or mail, per year. $500; per week 10
esnts. Correspondents on live subjects
solicited. Real name Of writer should ae-
company same. Subscriptions payable IN
advances Failure to receive paper should be
reported TO the business Office Address all
THE TnfEs-cAL1,
Brunswick, Ga,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-01

Some people sreneyer satisfied. Look
at Mark Hama, he owns he United
States and now he wants the whole
world,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-01

Governor Gambler is after the tax
dodger. Every man should Willingly
pay his share towards ths state govern
ment.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-01

Feslings OF safety perYsde the house
hold that uses One Minute Cough Cure,
the emily harmless remedy thar pros
t0ces immediats resnlts. his iufAI'i
bic for cougas, colds erogg, and all
threat and iung foables. ltWgl pre-
vent consumption, NJ Butts,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-01

The many buildings now in course OF
construction Is another sign that
Brunswick is rapidly forging to the
front.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-01

Guoernatoria1 candidates Saro taking
time BY the farelook., AbopR hair doz
en- have announced opto .stS present
ana more 70 b herd lsons,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-01

The state news service 81 she-TmEs
CALL is getting better evety day Our
Atlanta correspondent Aps What we
call news iastinsapd neyer fails
to getau iTeA4 50 pod,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-01
DISEASES
are The most fatal Of al Us
eases,
r0g EVg KIDNEY CURE i /
T UAE . Guaranteed Remedy
Or money refunded. Contains
remedies recognized by enli-
nent physicians as the beSt for
Kidney and Bladder troubles.
PRICE SOC. and $500.
". J. Butta. the Drugisy.

No other pills can equal DsWi,rs
Little Early R,sers for promptuess,
certainty and efficiency, WI. Butts.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-01
AuFHuR H. LEAvY Editor
ROLAND a. MULLINS, Business Manager
- in Oeiethorpe Block, oil r Street
VFFASE 1ELEPHONE NO 81,
no SUBSCRIBERS:

Subscribers arc requested to notify ne of1ee
whom they fan to get any issue d the Times
CAN. Attention TO this matter will be appre-
slated By the publishers
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-01
SHIPPING REPORT.
Corrected Daily By Capt. Otto JohsnnsSsn
Port Of Brunswick. Oct. 81, 1900.

ARRIVED.
Bark Adam ", Spies, Godetr, Rio
via Barbados.
sohr sadie G. Sumner, MoLesn,
Rockland
sohr Senator Sullivan, Hopkins.
Portsmouth,.
SER. Arthur MeArdie, shippsrd,
Salem.
CLEARED.
IS. Geo. W. Clyde. Chichester, BOs-
ton.
B,rk Areol., Nor Andersen, Rot
ierdam.
sohr, Carrie 5 rougs Barter, NOR
sloh.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-01
NOTICE.

Hereafter all legal adyertIte-
ments must be paid for after the
fret insertioE The management
has been put to great deal Of
trouble and delay IN collecting In
the rase and 10 future must take
advantage Of the Georgia Law on
this subject. Oct. 10, 1900,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-01

For Representative in FlfY-Seventb
Congress, U. s., From Eleventh
Congressional District,
William G. Brantley,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-14
(GarbpnbaIs eprrrIppnbsn,.)
EaS EhaI abipdrt6.

IabInr. Settle @ode sins es Pie,
iebr ttirmiid su, fObuB ii6 man6er sinen
tldtisen S&nupfen sebolt bat; einem
fol- ss iosar ben Bart ipssssbIaien bu,
bsn.-8is bas @elb, fpeIdes in lester
3eit bon ben republiianiiden @anbioaten
aussssebsn tpuros Gum Stimmsn ,u fau,
FEM, tpiebsr in ibrsn Sad surGdseHoRen
If. mub nod mandes arme Siibnlsin
ssrupft perben.-Serr Samuel Sarlps,
meIdsr fid IsBtbin cine Rippe brad, il
tpieber arbeitsfdbis. GERM gbri.
titan 8umba6, @bef Seusrmann. berridt
srobe Sreube, ipeil eine iunee Todtsr
anseIanst ii. Serr 3umba6 ica einsn
sans sepaItisen Sab eemadt baben.-
Serr Peter Sul3er, peIder Idneere 9sii
pe8en Aftbma arbeitsunfdbl9 mar, II
iotpeit ipieber befer, baB er lei1tere 4r'
belt uerridten fann.-Iu& bier siebt es
iol6e 2eute, tpelde lieber Dor anbern
ibrer 9biire fsbrsn. ais Dor Der eissnsn.
-9iemli& s,rduidpoa berIief lesten
Dienftae bic repubIifuniide 8Oripabl !;
setrunien tparbe sipur ipsnis. iebo@ se'
iofsn isbr pisl. @sr aqSu harf ibut
iubilisrsn. icmmt msiitsns beim auf allen
pisren. .-@briftian: ,,Beibt bu SanS.
oaB iest Der RObsrts in Preioria II 2"
>. @spib, aber bes Buffers Gbriitmas
Dinner fol- sismIi4 fuIt setpsien iein
unO basu nod suns psriuIsen. ."-1bU'
mas SomeIls, elm betaster Burger bon
Roro 9apIor, unb als OeIsr am Subs
oes Sdadles in Der 1aplor Mine anse'
heat, isbts am NiOntus auf irsenb eins
0eiie bic aleiber in 8ranb unc i'm Rli
mar er in SIammen sebaQt; 8ib. WOr'
ris, Der iid in Der Rdbs befanb. umpid'
elite ibn prompt nit feinem Rode uno
oann leste man Jpn aud in einen Strom
8ufer baieIbf, iobaB bic SIummsn se'
IOi&t tuurosn, sbs er b6is 8ranbwunbsn
etblelt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-14
Nprb Scrautcu.

-Serr 3ldarb 8immadsr beipirtbst
feline Dlutter. bic IeBte Wo6e bon
Deuii&Iano sum 8siu&e bel ibm sin'
iraf.
-Serr @utab 81. Rcbemann bon
Columbia Apenus bat ii6 BON ieiuer
tiirsliden 8runfbeit ioipeit erbolt. bab er
pisoer aus8sben fam.
s 4n Der Seftion 3 bes Rorbenbe
IbsustanaIs ID am Sreitas Torsen anse'
fanssn tporoen; bic lrbeit tpiro mebrere
WOnute in Aniprud nsbmen.
-Samss 6. Gisbs bon 2ansfuff
Sirabe fteQte Sreitas 8Irsi6aft fur
isin gri6einsn Dor @eridt. neil er &C..
Orobt baben iOa. feline Satin Narp au
sritisbsn.
- Gin teuiIiiper 8eriu& purbs tpdb'
rsnb Der Srsitas Ra6t semadt. buS Gee
bdubs bss Sobn Saipfs an propioence
Roab, unterbalb Der Wain Apepue Gins
manbuns. mitteIs elmer Dpnumitpuirone
in bic 2uft su blaien. I'm 7 lbr am
Samitus Worsen tpurbe bic 8atrone auf
bsm Balfon oss stpeitsn StofeS bon eis
ner Todter bes Saufes aufsefunben /;
bon BEN SUB Iuneen 3dnber tparen etipa
stpei 9oa absebranut, bod eins er.oann
aus irsenb psldem @runbe aus unb per'
binberte bic 3srh5runs bss 9sbduoes.
Ber bic teufliide Tbut poafabren ipolte.
1T nidt betunnt, aber es tpirb unsenom'
men baB es Elm Ra@suft mar.
- Nu8 40 arbeitern Der @irarb Son,
fructipn @ompanie, bic an ber 9loro
Rain apenus gHaferunssarbeit bef6df'
tist iinb. itreiftsn am Uiontae 30 fur
cine 2obnerb6bune. bic ibnsn pertueiesrt
purbe. Die unberen 10 arbeiteten tpei'
ter uno balO buruuf eniitlnb Elm bsftiser
8orltpe&fel stpii6en oen beiben 9ars
ieisn. bem unstpeifelbaft Elm 8ratpaa
ssfoIst mare. bdtte fi6 nidt bic benu&.
ri6tisie BOliSsi prompt eInesfellt unS
ben Nnfiibrsr, u. q. 8roabbent. bines
feft semadt; bieier buite sben einen
SinIiener nit isiner S1aufsl anseerif.
fen. als er arreiirt tpuroe. gttpa Elm,
baIb Der Streiisr nabm ipdtsr tpieosI
bic slrbeit auf.
- am Srsitae iniesnirtsn bic Treibei
un6 2dufer ber Didion. Bon Stord uni
2sssett's Greef Winen ber 9. & 5,
So. einen Spmpatbisitreii nit ben Aus'
ltdnbissn in Der Wurbine Nine, ioouf
bic brsi Winsn aud auBsr 8strieb eeiest
psrben mubten, babel iibsr 1900 Dldn'
nsr ;ur arbeitsiniteauns 3tpinaeno. Di'
bis isbt ausitdnoisen Treiber unc eau
fer, iiber 600 erfldren. bab fe ni6t bi,
Nrbeit ipisbsr aufnsbmen plrben, BIZ
bic Difsrsn,sn stpiidsn ben Sireifsrn bet
Warpine Mine unb Der gpmpanie &C.
fbIidtet iporbsn finb, bic ipis befanni
aus elmer 2obnerabisbuae befeben. De
Streif purbe beieeIest unb bic 4ushdn
bisen nabmen am MOntas ipiebsr bi
arbeit auf, nudbem bic Gompanie Der
fpro6sn, ben pertiirsten 2obn auf bic alt
Stufe su srbbben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-14
@anne Gpnntn.

Souesoale. -8si ben @beIsuten Better
Bales bat iid Elm SbbnIein einssiteat.
-Wm. Sapparb iisI am DounerItaa
4bene in ber Wobmne bon Sol. gce
DurlanS beim Eapaisren bon sinem @e.
ruff l5 SUB berab unb erbieIt babel ei.
men S&dosIbrH&; er mar bsIinnunesIos
unb bluiste bon ben Obren unb Der RaIe,
ais man ibn aufbOb. Seine 8erIebune
srtuiss ii9 an SOnntas als t6otIi9.-
@barles. ous 2idbriss S6bnIein Der @be.
leute 9beobOr S9iebIsr bon @bite WiGs,
turb am 6reitas nod fdnfp6aentIi6er
arantbsit une iuurbe am Sonntag beer.
oiet.-Sm IIter bon SO sabren Der.
i9isS am Nontas WOrssn Sranf S6fIein
an Der attbma feline 9attin, brei S6bne
uno brei Ib6ter iiberIeben ibn. ga&
eiHem Irauertienit in Der St. Raaoa.
lena 2ir6s erfOIste feline 8eiiesuns ain
Wiitpc4 i'm osuti4sn fatb. 5risbbOfs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-14
Wie 1T bies!

gBr bistsn tinbuntsrt DpIars gtIcbnuns
fir isbtn Sal BON 8atarrb, btr nitt eura Gin.
nsbmsn pOn Saa's aatarrb- -sur stbfilt presn
fann.
8. 8. Gbtusp & 6 o.. Gistntb., 5cItt, 8
Nir, bic tlntsriddustsu, babtn Q. 8. Cheney
felt ben Isstsn is SabuH stiaunt unb balttn
ibn fur polfpmmsn sbrtnbaft In allen Sc.
f66ftssrbansIuHstn unp fiuauiita ttfdbisi, ale
BON isiutr Girma sinsssanstnsn gnbinpIi&fti.
ten ju tIftillsn.
@ @tif & 5ruar, @rObbanttIs- DrOeuiFsn,
Splsbp. 8.
@aIbing, ainuan& Marvin, @rpe-
nbtls-Drosuifftn, 5pIsbp, ..
Sda's 8atarrb. Sur pire iunrIi6 stnpmmsn
unb pirit birsft auf bas glut unb bic ibltimi-
atn SbTia1tn bts Spatms. 3fuaniIt frsi
Sttiaubt. prsis rs Gents fir bic 8laf6t. Ser.
fault ppn alien aputbsfrH.
paa's 8amiIisn pillsn finb bic bsffsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-14
Sbr feiS ba ,um bleibeu.

Huf Der 2adapauna 2imiteb srfuIsi
tsin @e&isI pom Bueeons spii6sn
Scranton unb Ct. Souls. Nsuen tdg.
Ii&sn 9ienft iiber ben Niaeara Saasn
uno Der 8abaib, SCRANTON UNI l.55
gla6mlttass psrlaheno, sintrefenb in
81. Souls um 2 90 nbr Ra6mitiass bss
nd6fsn Cages. Bette unb f6ns[fe 2inis
nud BEN Bsiten. 2ururibie S6Iai.
naesons. Speiisnpaesun Dienft un,
tibertrsffIi& in NuaIltit unb grsis. Gin
sebntd8ises 8erpeilsn bel ben
gliasara Sdqen srIaubt. @uie 8erbin.
Oune fir 8unius Giip unb BEN Sabps.
item. 2eute. bic eins 9our nad Ct.
9ohis ooer tpsiter beubii6tisen, f6nnen
Dur6. Puamanraum stbaIten auf Nppli,
taticn bel ben 8. g., & B. assnien.
Dieter 8us III nu4 aussefiatiet nit
nsusn ausiidispaesonS stpiiHen glep
gort uno Buffalo, um bic Steae Der re-.
suldrsn parlorpassuns iu srissen. 8