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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-18

Cleveland, July l1.-Senntor Hanna,
when asked II he thought an extra ses.
sion Of congress would be called on nc.
count Of the Chinese situation, said that
while he did not know what action
might be taken by tho president, he did
not believe that such call would DO
issued.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-18

Houston, July H. - Early Monday
morning smoke was seen coming out Of
the windows IF the building occupied by
Levy Bros on Main street Chemical
engines Nos. and I were on the spot
promptly and streams were soon got
through the second.story windows, both
front and rear. The loss is probably
over $4,000 aud may amount 10 sl5. 900.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-18

Philadelphia, July 1.-THE cruisers
Columbia, Minneapolis and Yankee have
been got into readiness for immediate
service Steam is up and no one not
connected with the ships is allowed on
board One Thousand borths have been
put into the Yankee II is urmised
the vessels are to be- used in transport
ing troops, though the Columbia and
Minneapolis have comparatively few nc.
cOmmodations for soldiers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-18
VALUABLE INFORMATION.

The population for 1900 at an Increase oi 2l& over
population OF 1880 would be 15,si2,922 an Increase
Of l8,l5O.6I2
AZ an increase OF pos It would be- 76399,li4; an in
crease of l8.776sg
A. nm Increase Of 2l% II would be- 77,6jl ,5SS; an
increase of l5.u2g,siS.
80 an increase Of % % it would be 7s,221Sl2; an
Increase of lj,65j.J62.
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-18

Paris, July l7-Twenty.one champi-
onship contests in connection with the
exposition have been decided during the
last three days and Americans can boast
OF winning 10 and Of securing IS sec.
onds aud ~ thirds.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-18
In Case of q Tie,

or that two or estimators are equally correct,
prizes will be divided equally between them.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-18
This Contest will Close

one month before the population has been OFF,
ciully announced by the Director Of the United
States Census at Washington, d. C.,and The Eagle
viii announce the date whom the gucssingwill close.
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SUBSCRIPTION BLANK
REMEMBER THAT THE FIRST PRIZE is $4,000.

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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-10-10
County Cotton Growers Convention.

To the Editor of the Dispatch:
In compliance with call made by
Hon. J. C. Wilborn, President of the
State Cotton Growers Convention, I
hereby call meeting of the Lexing-
ton County Cotton Growers Conven'
ton, to meet at Lexington, on We'd
nesday, oath next, During County
Fair Week) at $50 a. m. for the pur-
pose Of electing officers Of the County
Cotton Growers Convention and to
elect delegates to the State Cotton
Growers Convention, which will be
held in Columbia on October 3lsf,
at $50 p. M.
This is matter If great interest,
not only to the cotton growers OF the
county and Stale, but to all citiz en-
of every avocatiou as well, and mani
Testing great interest in the agri.
cultural as we'll as progressive,
social, political and pecuniary in
terests Of cur county and State, I
bespeak a full attendance at the
County Convention, so that We may
select a suitable number of officers to
represent the County Cotton Grow
ers and a suitable delegation to rep
resent us at the State Convention.
D. NJ. Crosson.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-10-10

There is big kick all over the
State against the rates to the State
Fair as ANNOUNCED by the railroads.
It seems to US that as q matter of
business the railroads should reduce
rather than increase the railroad fare
The cheaper the fare, the greater the
number of people who will attend,
and the larger the crowd the more
money there will be for the railroads
1t cost ss much to haul one passen-
ger as it does TO haul sixty, and ii
will pay the railroads better to haul
sixty persons at SO cents each than
to haul one at 81. It seems that the
railroads by the illiberality are try
ing to kill the goose that lays the
golden eggs.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-10-10

and will commence teaching il few
weeks. and during the session of the
school her home will be at Mr. P. B.
Quattlebanm's.
Miss Nina Henry, of Countsville,
will teach the school in District No.
90, near Steadmen's. and she will
board at Mr.. Job Hallman's.
Miss Daisy Barre, Of Sseadman's,
is attending Leesville College.
Mrs. A. P. Lalsrone, of Saluda
county and Miss Lilly Younginer, Of
Leaphart's, Dutch Fork, have been
visiting the family of Mr.. R B.
Barre.
Mr.. ". E Qlattlebaum, Of Ale
thea, is attending the Baptist Asso-
citation in the southern portion of
Aiken county.
MIR. W. L Qaattlebaum, O. Stead
man, is still looking for better half.
Mr.. G. F. Youpgirer, of Lower
Fork, Lexington county, is on visit
to Mr.. r B Barre. Drummer.
October 6, 1900.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-10-10
Gieihea Items.
To tie Editor of the Dispatch:

To tie Editor of the Dispatch:
As you have not received any dots
from this point, concluded that 1
would contribute a few items that,
perhaps, might be of interest to the
many readers of the dear old Dis
patch.
The health Of our community has
been very good with few excep
tions among which is Mrs. r. B.
Barre, who has been quite sick from
time to time for the last several
months, but am glad to state is con-
Yalescent now.
Mr.. Charlie Quattlebaum and his
accomplished daughter, Miss Lila,
of Ridge Spring, have been visiting
their mother and grandmother, re-
spectively, Mrs. ". J. Barre recently.
Miss Lila, it will be remembered, is
one of the very fficieDt music teach
ers at the Co educational Institute Of
Edgefeld.
Mr.. John Barre, wife and two
children, of Micanopy, Fla, were on
a visit to his oid home not long ago.
Miss Mamie Able, Of Springfield,
has accepted the school at Samaris
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-10-10
B1ue r bbon Stock.

\ magnificent Display of Fine Horses,
Well bred prize cattle Finest breeds of Sheep and Swine
Household Aces Farm Products Ducks Geese and Turkeys
Among the many special features the Association will award
the following additional premiums Boy riding calf 1st PREMIUM
$500 premium 500 Boy driving pair goats s premium
$500 ID premium, SlGo.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-10-10
Nerve
: OO0

Ifyou have neuralgia, SCOTS
Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil
will feed the nerve that is cry
ing for food-it is hungry
and set your whole body going
again, in a way to satisfy nerve
and brain from your usual food.
That is cure.
If you are nervous and irri-
table, you may only need more
fat to cushion your nerves.
you are probably thin-and
SCOTS Emulsion of Cod Liver
Oil will give you the fat, to be"
gin with.
Cure, so far as it goes.
Full cure is getting the fat,
you need from usual food, and
SCOTS Emulsion will help YOU
to that.
If you have not tried it, send for free sample,
its agreeable taste will surprise YOU
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists
4o9-4I5 Pearl Street New York.
SOC. and 500; all druggists.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-10-10
The 0IdSoIdiers Reunion on the 25tl

At wic! time Gems NJ G. Butler c. l. Walker and NJ L. Donam
will make stirring addresses o t!c Old veterans
J. H. COUNTS, President. Imo S. G.
NJ. D. TARMAN, Secretary, Lexington, S c.
". ?. ROOF Treasurer, Lexington, S. G.
c. VI. EfIRD General Supt, Lexington S. C..
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-10-10
Rheumatism -Catarrh, Are Blood Dis.
eases.-Cure Free.

It is the dee seated obstinate
cases of Catarrh or rheumatism that
B. B. B. (Botsnic Blood Balm)
cures. If doctors, sprays, liniments,
medicated air, blood purifiers have
failed B. B. B drains out the specific
poison in the blood that causes
Rheumatism or Cltsrlb, making a
perfect cure. II you have pains or
aches in 10 les, ] 'ints or back, swol-
len glands, tainted breath, noises in
the head, discharges of mucuous,
liberation of the membranes, blood
thin, get easily tired, treatment
with 3. 3. B. will stop every sym
tom by making the blood pure and
rich. Druggists ST. Trial treat
ment free by addressing Blood Balm
Co., Atlanta, G.. Describe trouble,
and free medical advice given.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-10-10
Administrators Sale .

At THE LATE RESIDENCE OF II
"A ". Shuler. deceased, near tho Town
OF Batesburg. commencing at I0 o'clock a.
H., on Tuesday. October Seth will sell a;
public outcry. to the highest hIdd,r for
cash all of the personal property belonging &
to the Estate of the said II. W. Shuler, de-
ceased consisting of mules, horse, cattle,
hogs, cotton, cotton seed. corr, fotG,r
hay, farming implements. &c &c..
r. l.. SHULER, Administrator
October g. 1870. -3W50
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-10-10
Batasburg Items.
To tie Editor of the Dispatch:

To tie Editor of the Dispatch:
The long dry spell has been broken
nv a few showers which will start up
the streams of water, help the wells
and make all in good shape for SOW
ipg grain.
Cotton is coming in and the 10
cent price makes all happy.
Business is good and the mer-
chants say collections have not been
so good in years, though the crops
are short, but they were made on
FIVE cent basis and consequently the
shortage is not so severe.
A sad death occurred last week,
that Of M. S Riley, who had only
been here since last January. He
was a native of Saluda county and
grandson OF Capt. Joel Keisler OF
Lewieda!e Only two years ago ne
was married to Miss Queenie Spann,
daughter Of our Clerk of Court, who
with little boy of one year, survives
him.
Several persons have been quite
sick in town Of late, but are well now
except D. P. Hartley, who is still
somewhat indisposed.
The building boom, which has been
en- for two or three years, is still at
it's height, and so pressed have the
carpenters been that 20 odd jobs
could be gotten done for love or
mopey. A man who had not been in
our town for few years in coming
in short time ago was so astonished
that he at first could not believe his
eyes, so great had been the changes
and additions mat had occurred IN
so brief period.
The school is in excellent condition
and is the pride Of our town. The
addition to the Factory will about
TRIBE its capacity and large numbers
of operatives will be employed in
addition to those already engaged in
the building.
The Methodist congregation is
now worsbippiug in the old school
bouse, as the church has been dis
man:led and will be rebuilt On q
neat and modern plan.
Mr.. Stokes large brick store is
nearing completion and will be 8
splendid structure. The addition to
the store of Hartley & Co., has en-
abled them to about double their
stock.
While the New York Racket
Store" has been converted into q
double Decker" and has thereby en-
abled the proprietors to make large
additions TO his stock.
The new and beautiful residences
of J. J. Rawl and Ne. E. Rutland
show the progressive tendency OF
our citizens.
Some time in the future I may write
a brief resume Of the business Of the
different enterprises in our town, and
I know the facts will startle the un-
initiated. Occasional.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-10-10
For Sale.

I offer for sale a nice farm of good
level land two miles north Of Lewie-
dale with a nice new dwelling and
store house, barn and stables, good
water. Will exchange for town zeal
estate. Terms easy, apply to
Icor Hayes, Lnwiedale, S. G.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-10-10
Stockholders Meetinq.
Office Of Treasurer

Office Of Treasurer
COL, NEWBERRY AND l.. r Il CO.,
COLUMBIA, 5. g. Octo er lth. 1900.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
OF the ST. ckho uers of the Fol"nlhla,
Newbcrry and arrens Rail ad Com
pany will he hid IN the Presidents cttire,
on OCTOBER IL h 1860 1T : JOCK
r n G'BRES, Secretary,
October 4th, 1900 -lw4S.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-10-10

Columbia is experiencing some cf
the effects Of the old Blue Laws"
system of Come clicut. b. an ordi-
nance of the City Council her people
and strangers must keep off the
grass" they are no longer allowed TO
play in her back yard" on Sundays.
All barber shops and fruit dealers
must cease, neither the front or back
door is allowed to be kept opened
on Sundays and the venders and
manipulators of the razor are for
bidden to serve their customers on
those days.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-10-10

Sweet violet, the best known 5
cents cigar on the market and other
brands Of Gne cigars, Together With
the famous KlDDdike, which honestly
ecl;pses al 2 FOR nichie cigars on the
ma k.t, al tie D,zear.
A large attendance is expected at
the Cyunty Fair
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-29
Jobu Bua beet ptsser seesu
DeuifMIaub.

GneIanb iu&t isst bon Rsusm bic
Der. Stnaten eeesn Dsuti4lonb oufau.
bstsn, inbsm 20 Deuiiblanb als 8srs
banbsisn Ru6lanss binhelt. in bsisn
anesblihsm 8eifrsbsn. Der BON bsr ams.
riianii6sn Res,srune bsiilriportsten go,
litit bsr ..Offsnsn Gbare" flr Gbna
enisseensutrsten. 8on 2onbon aus
tpirb isbt Elm ,Snterpieip" NIT einsm
anssbl,dsn Diplomuten. Der nit &lnef.
i6sn @eianotfdaft 5aris SGbIuns babsn
foa. in bic Dslt binouSeeianot, boS Of.
fsnbar tpeiter nibts besn,dt, aIS bic
Ssspolitif tu inaueurirsn. Sm Weient.
li6sn bsiost bieiss Sntsruietp bab Rub'
lano uno Dsutihlano sinsn eroBen 9bs,l
bss &lnsiii6en Sanosls Su monOpol,iirsn
irahien, BOB fie bieie 4ollut 10 lanss
ioriisben wstben. bis ibnen Elm enersl'
ides Salt seboten tpiro unb bob Die 8e
fdbrbune Der amsrifanli1sn SntsrsHsn
IN China tpsniser ben frsmob ,fsrliden
4nii&isn Der 8alierin Wuiier ole Oisism
ruRu6 ceuii&sn 8anbnlfe ausuidrsibsn
iel 9fur Elm eemsinihaftlldeS 8oree
ben is,isns Der Der Staaisn uno @ns
Lamb f6nne bic @sfabr beieillgsn unb bic
PolItt Oer ..Ofsnsn Tbare" su Bsss
bu bripgen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-29
Spfer ibrer NHiAt.

9ur& bas @iniapen bss SuBbobsns
i'm srfen Siodmerie beS sabritssbdubss
Ro. 2l3 uub 2l5 On Al. Strabs, 0ep
gori. tpsldss Samitas Soltdnois burG
,ssusr serit6rt tpurbe, blbten brsi 5susr.
pebrIeute ibr 2sben Elm unb 3usi truaen
8erlsbunsen bapon. Die nnslldli6en
RsIen in Elm nit is&s SUB 0ufsr ssiaI.
ties @rSssfdOb unb tpurDen unter ben
1rImmsrn bssraben. Dan elaubt, bOb
iis srtrunfsn iinb. Dm. 8. Smitb, pe,
ter 8. Bopsn unb 9ormann Sobn s.
@rabp fnb bic 9oOtsn. u. auds unb
Gupiidn Wm. @larf bic 8erIsbtsn. Der
unfaa sreisnete ii&. na&osm Der 8ranb
iton felt stpei Siunbsn eslbiht mar.
Der 5susridaosn bstrus 5000
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-29
Deutfhe f6aseu umertfaner.

Die psrlauiete, fsbt Deutidlano nit
Gruppsn bsreit. ble omsrlianiidsn
Dl RIondre in Der 9toplna S6aniuue su
bsi4dBen unb bic b,uli6e Rsaleruns
bat su slelb m 3w DE- Aus erobsn Gee
nustbuuns ber Ser. Staatsn nsuh6 BON
8taulitau au6 sine Expedition nab
Sti&au'5 5u cbssianot. DIsfe Iruppsn
unierbrIdien ben Nufrubr IN Siitau. Su.
psrbaftstsn bic RdoslsfIbrsr, bic behrafl
uorcen inb. uno lebrten bic Nnt'
sremcsn. SrruSdBler cine san3 eebon8e
Section.
Die beuii6s Reaisruna ioa nod cine
Strafsrpsouion in's Snners bon Shan'
tuns anaeoronei baben, mo iib bic met
flea amerltaniiben WtH,ondrs nisoeree.
laifsn baben. 9batiddll& ioa Der osutihe
@Oupernsur in 9,autfbau anesnieisn
ieln. fol6s Wabreeeln aum Sduse ni&t
nur Der bsutibsn Wifioudrs, fonbern
au6 unbersr SntetsGen in Der Bropins
5baniuns su tIsffsn. tuis er fis fdr nd
tbta finoet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-29
SrIatuare, eadananna ano @sHern 8abn
9u straft ben IL. D.,. 1899.

9 oli9-9uI6bt SCRANTON fir 9np gprf
mn rio, 300, $50 $40 unb 1905, 0ornit-
tags 1885 unb 3.33 Raumitilas. Jhr pti.
lactlpbia um 81 $40 une 1905 Worasns {;
l2 55 unb 3.33 Ra6miitass. Giir Sncnts.
burg, um 6.f0 Nahmiitags. Wild. uub Mes
eomHcpatlOus' 3us un 3 40 Rahmiitags. Gr-
rdti 5cbcieu uni 6.55, 7.tS. 916 Wprasns /;
t2.08, 2.47, 4.4S, 7.i9 unb a.38 Natmittaas.
Grrritt pbilabtlpbia um 1000 Ror.; f.06.
3 4S. 500 unb 6.22 Rahm. 9rrtitt Ntp ycrt
um IL Us, I.45 unb 4 40 Wpr. ito, f.52,
5.33 unp S.45 Napm Bon Strouesbura um
8. 5 Worgtns
Nornlif -9nldet Scranton fir Buffalo unb
3pubtnilationtn, um 12 10. 2 0, 4.05 unb
$40 Wpr.; f.55 une $50 9iabm. i}ir De-
wtac unb Syratuft um 05 Nor. une t.55
Ratm. tiir Utica um $50 Dior. unb t.55
ha6m. 6iir Wont pis um = 10 Wpr los
unp $50 Natm. 6nr R&OliOn um A., 0 unb
6i5 RaGm. &rsiht SIanton ppn Buffalo
um Q 10, 2 SIS, 5.25 unb 10 90 Wer.; $3.50
unb Z 40 NaGm. Bon Ssptgc unO SYraeuis
um 2.55 Ypr. 1898 unp $50 Natm Bon
Spraeuis nm 7.i0 Na6m. Bon uitta um 55
WUr.; 1898 UNI 3 ~ glatm. Bon N&pI-
ion un $50 Dlor. uno, 6 w Ha1m. Bon
WcnIrOis um ~ 0U Wpr.; 3. U uup 7.40
Ndhm.
Hloomsburs Sibifiou-g gulasi sraniuH
fur NOribump,rIaup um g.. 10 05 DIOR.
[ SIS uup 6.tn Ra6m 8ir plymouth um LOS.
3.40 unp $50 gia1m. Our Nanhs f. um $40
Rpr. Grrti6t NoIibuRb btrlanp nm 8 IS Rpr !;
t.10. sos uub 9 80 Ratm. Grsiti Ranii-
roft um 800 ROr. Gntitt plpmpuib um
2.u5, 4.i0 unb 9 As RaHm Grrsi1t SuaH-
ton ppn RortbumbnlaHe um 9 AZ Wpr. H..
35, a 55 unb $50 Ra1m. Boa glaniiepfs um
tt.OO Wor. Bon plymouth UNI 7.57 Npr.;
3.25 unp 6 05 Natm.
Spnntaas'3hee.
eioIi9 -guI6bt Scranton nm is, 300,
$50. 10 Us WOr. 3.33 unb $40 Ra&m.
Woroli9 DnIdbt Scranton um 1910, D.
50. a Us Wior.; SIS unb $50 Ra9m.
8loomsbnrs Sibifiou : 8rl66t SerantpH
nm tO.U5 Dipr. une 6.l0 Ra&m.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-29
Bur S6rSsruna Der GBiffenfdbaft.

Prdiipsnt BbesIer pon Der California
uniueriiidt tbs,lt nit. bob frau 0bo be
u. Searf, bic bur4 ibrs srobariissn
Stiftunaen fur ulfsni&afiltbe uno sols
3psde iid Elm DsnfmaI. bausrnber aIs
@ts. esiest bat, isst psri9isbens grpsoi'
tionen sur @rforihune bon St6ttsn alter
persanssner Bradt ausrditen ldbt. Cine
Expedition na6 @spptsn pirb untsr 2si'
tuns bon Or. George u. 9reRinssr Rs'
ben. Dr. llble niIb bic prdbiitorifGsn
lrdmmeritdote in Slo Mmeriia unb
@entral. amsrifa etiori&en. Or. Bb,lip
Wills Sonss ioa eine sIei4e SoridunsS.
reiie ouid california, Gsn Rsrifo unb
Werlfo unternebmen.
Sr. NIfreb gmerion, Bic Dor auraem
Profefor an Der arddolosii&en S4ule
in atben. bsTnoet iid uuf bsr Sabrt na1
California. elmer gtnIabune pon Srau
6earit foIsenb, um dber Nussrabunssn
auf ben aliilafii6en &unfthdtten bon
@rie&enlano uno @trurien bier nit @ss
bllfen bon Der Galifornia untpeiiital
einsn umfanerei6en Blan ousSuarbs,tsn
aqe bie'e 5ori6unsserpeblttOnen peroen
auf 2oitsa BON frau Ssarit aussetlitet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-29
3prtc NicoS 4iaae.

rnssfabr 10000 gsriOnsn. on ibrsr
Spite bic Wislisbsr Der San Suan,
porto Rieo. Slnbslsiammsr. psriammeIs
ten fi& Uor BEN Balait bss General.
9ouoernsurs unb untsrbrsitsien ibm cine
Betition, in ipeIAer bic 8eelrfniGe bst
Snisl fIurssIsst psrbsn. An Stsle bee
our6 rlnipoblisin uerbinbertsn Gen. Do.
Die smpfns General. abiuiant Sal bic
Dsputation unb psrii4erte iis. bab pOrio
Rieo 9ere6tistsit nsrbsn ioqs. SIN psr
Bstition ipsrosn foIeenbe 9unfts i'm Be.
fentli&en bic Puniis onssidbri. bic be.
IN oer grfldrune Der 9Hanser unb Raul.
leute sntbaltsn iparsn, bod nsrben bic
3uhdnbs eitpas euns senausr ipscifieiri,
unb bic &esieruns tpirb barum sriu9i,
10 f&nsa ple m6SIi& abbalfe su i&af.
fen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-29
Erufte In Gnolanb.

Der Der. Staatsn goniuI SaIfeab in
Birmingham. Gnalano. bat BEN Stats
ospartsment beridtst. bab in aaen Ibsi'
len bes 8ei&eS 3ruits eeblloel tperben.
6abrlianisn unb odnolei orsanifiren iid
uno es NJ poraussuiebsn. oab ber Sanbel
oes 2anoes itt iber furs oOer lang in
ben Sdnoen psnissr befinpsn tpirb. Sn
8aue auf bic Aufnabmsn, bic bic gr'
i&slnuns in Der Osffsntli6isIt finoet.
iast GOniul $ iIfeao: Truhs irstsn bier
ms 2eben. obne bic 0ffsntll6e Aufmsrt.
fumielt auf fi@ su lsnten ooer 8siorsniiie
ju ertpeden, obslelh ii@ feline UlIbe ee'
eebsn nuo. bic 1baiia4sn Der &enntnlb
Dst O,fsntIi6is,t su eniusbsn, unO isL
ten sIbsbt fi& cine Slimms sassssn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-29
Dsutfdb amsrifanifbe 6anbelsbe,
jiehunesu.

neber bic Slslitinipsciions 8orIass
duBert iid Der Oifia6ie ,.Sambursei
Correspondent" in iOIeenbsr Beiie :
..Nan batf sspib annebmsn, bab biz
4merltaner i,d cine 8si6rdntuns ooel
rldtiser seiprOhen. bas abioluis Bsrbo'
bon 5ls,i6lmpOrt ni4t eeflaen lufsn
werbsn. Wir mtiien bon Setsn osi
Der. Siaaten @esenmubrsssIn srparien.
pelde unisrem Sanoel unb unisrsr
S6lffabrt riefeen S6absn sufGsen
plrbsn. @ibr If es frelIidb. bab IN
Dereunsenen Sabren bic amsrlianiib,
@eisbssbuns ii6 in ioldsn @rsnssn be,
pests. baB Deuiidlanb msnis @runt
bot. bsi @nltpsrfuns isiner 8olIrssulattO
men irsenb pelde beionbsren Rddf1ten
uuf ben umsriianii6sn Snnbel su nsb
men. Sn einisen 8reiien niro Togo,
DsrIunet, bOb mon 8srseliuns iibs fur
bic art unb Weiie, tple man in 2lmsriia
aus Deuti6lanb lmpOriirts @aursn be.
banbslt. bab Rsuon6e eenommsn ipirb,
bod tpdre es eine faIi&s golitit. bsrisls
ben burd Elm 8erbot bss 5leii1imporis
Auserud iu ssbsn, nnhait fs uuf biz
aassmsine SanoeIsssisssebuns aussus
osbnen, benn eerabe ourh SpeeiaIssiebs
oiefer Art liefern mir ben Amsrlfansrn
ni6t nur ben Boripunb, fonbsrn ssbsn
lbnen iosar bas 8s4t, osuti&sn Sanbel
su beteueIn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-29
Gin Hrbeiterbureau fur Grant.
reid.

Ser frans5fide SanbsIsminiasr bai
ioeben eineArt arbeitsr' Sonsil orsan;iir,,
cefsn gIufsube borin bsfebsn ioa, biz
8esisruns in allen aneslesenbsiten su
beratben, pslhe nit @eperiftdttsn.
StreIis, 26bnsn u. I. tu. in 8srbinouns
itsbsn. Disiss @on,iI Ooer Bureau. obsr
mas man es sionit nsnnsn mag. foa aus Sc
Witeliebern suiummeneeisbt isin. ipOrun'
ter 40 bon ben Arbsiisr' 8erbdnosn ge.
pdblt psrbsn folen. sbenio bisI bon ben
@eperiihaften. 8 bon Senaioren. 8 bon
Dsputirtsn' u Nbssorbneten, unb 4 bon BEN
SunosIsminiitsrium isltit. Gs Gilt biss
flr cine tpidtise Rsusruns uno fur bic
Yorboten zines Arbeiis. Uiinitsriums.