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The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-03
Smart Men Realize

The folly of paying fancy prices to tailors They are
buying high grade we'll tailored suits these Gays 1or
about half tailops ask We can better convince you
of this by showing you our new Summer arrivals in
mid summer suits. Coats and Pants, can't use vest
any Wayne need to pay for it. Come in very neat,
natty designs, AS thin as we dare SELL Better come
in and see them
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-03

We've a Magnetic
Price on so pairs Of la
dies Oxfords. The price
has been up to $3.50
mark all the time. Only
a few remain now,
mostly 2 1-2 to As in
size. The price cut halt
for this week, "a Or
choice, the pair V1HO
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-03

Sunday School and preaching at
the Cumberland Presbyterian
church today, at the usual hour.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-03

We Won't Guarantee
That these boys shoes
can't be worn out, but
we will guarantee
that they'll give The
boy a hard pull for
his money. We had
them built to stand
hard wear and. we're
behind each pair and
if for any reason they
don't prove WearerS
tell us--if they do tell
others.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-03

Go out to church!today,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-03
THE TEXARKANIAN
F. G. WOoTTEN, City Editor.
WEATHER FORECAST.

| [
- TEXARKANA, ARK, June 2. |
For Arkansas:-Fair and |
cooler tonight. Sunday |
fair.
F. f. MATHEWS, Clerk.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Folding Davenports at Booths, |
Chas. S. Erber, theJeweIer 3 316
Have you seen Mrs. Jack Frost?
Go out to church!today,
Alcalde Bradley, of Bonham, was
here on Friday,
Miss Patty Borden returned to
the city on Friday.
Miss Irene Garland, OF DeKalb, is
visiting DR.. and Mrs. S. A. COLON.
Silverware and novelties at Schus
ters. IL
Ralph Bros. have a machine that
irons the edges of collars and cuffs,
Catch on to Mrs. Jack Frost of
N. Y.-at S. NJ. Raglands. Al
Bed room suits in oak, mahogony,
birds eye and walnut, at Booths.
Everything in the carpet line at
Booths. 81
Everybody gets stuck on Mrs,
Jack Frost of N. Y. AZ
Telephone your order for ice
cream. John p. Kline. 527
Don't have any oil in your lamps
but Eupion.
Chain purses SOC to $3.50 at Err
ber's. 3 16
Ice cream by the measure at ].
p, Kline's. Leave your order, q
The best ice boxes and refrigera-
tors at w. H. Booths. 81
Eupion oil is the best on the
market
The grandest display Of brilliant
cut glass in the city at Erbers.
Buy you a refrigerator from
Booth. 81
General Passenger Agent D. j,
Price of the l. & G, N, road spent
part of Friday in this city.
Waste no time in 'looking,arouud"
for shoes 60 direct to The Foreman
Shoe Co., and get what you want,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lashley, left yester-
day for Winfield, Texas, to visit
Mrs, Lashley's mother
Mems "Kentucky Flats" in Ok
fords and shoes at The Foreman
Shoe Co.'S. A shoe for comfort.
WINDOW SCREENS. For window
screen, at lowest prices, apply to
the Standard Novelty Works.
phone 1876. SO
If your watch needs cleaning OF
repairing take it to Schuster's 208
State Line Avenue. IL
Desirable homes on easy terms,
See W, r, Kelley, 226 State Line
Ave. 3.19
Order Machine q
Repairs bv GsssseSA
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-03
LADIES NECK-WEAR. Inducements

Fine Wash Blonde Ties with embroidered ends,
of the season for..,..,,,25, 35, 40 and 5Oc,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-03

Just received the latest creations
in cushionette turn shoes for ladies
at DeLamar's, 21O E. Broad St. 6 8
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-03

Ice cream, sherbets, ices, all fav.
ors. John P. Kline. 527
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-03

W. H, Booth, for bargains in fur
niture. 81
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-15
6cfdbrlibe Sutriauen.

Die ..26Inri6e 3sttuns" perbfsnt
libt sinen Attltel iiber "8sfdbrllbs Sn.
trleunen" BON Noniisur Dei6anel. BEN
Brdfoenten Der fron;6iiidsn Depuiit'
ten, 8ammer. Sn bemlslben belbt es.
ben beeen Deutibluno serltietsn 8,ben
Dei6anels na6 au uribsilsn, psriuts
onfelbe bus fransbiiide Nin'itsrlum su
untetsraben unb ben SiurS res Brdii
oenten 2oubet berbeisufibren Deiba'
mel perfolse nit unermlS l,dr gnerslt
Die 6uuomhnde Soee, Dsutitluno Dor
oem Oreibunbe su enif,rnen uno etns
lInndberuns an Rublune uno StiIlen
auf Der einen uno on gneldno uuf be,
anoeten Seite bsrbeuuflbren. DIE nab
te Drummer in DeidInel's Iio9r ANN
uirbe bann iein. @liGB' 9Oibrlnsen mi,
Ibaifi dfueer Silfe 8uBlanos surIdsuer'
Obsrn. pdbrenp Ogferielb. Stallen unt
@nsluno ii6 neutral perbdIIen plrosn
Die .aDlnllbe 3eltung" bemertt inoet
OuB sur 3eu Die 8sisbunSsu Suitsn
Deuti6lunO unO 5ranfrelG re&l frsunN
ibaiill6e ieien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-15
Die sdlad,t am q sipsser.saiper.

Ser .SlaooeraoatId4 ldBt ii6 BON
fsinem uensliiden SPECIAL. geri6teriut=
ter folgenoen t6Iili6 ironiiirenNsn
9sriht esben: .9leib nod Sasss.
anbrud iibsribritt General @arren
ben Goober=Riper unter benz furbtr
barren S6wei9sn Der feinbliden @es
idiBs unb 9ins gum slnsriff auf bic
feinOliten Stellunsen In ben Wuus-
balles=9ereen por. 3uerf tpurbe nit
seidlltem 9aiOnett Der Salluntjss-aO Op
(pOn bem Samefon gum erfen Wlal
Sranspaul erblidt babsn ioll) ssnoms
men unb ertpies ii1 als unbeieBt. Sn.
SlpiIden uberIdiittete unIere por3iigli6e
Qrtillerie bic 9uren=Stellungen nit
sinem uernidtenOen @si9OBbusel; ieOer
sebnte Wlann nuroe besimirt, cine
9urenmiiBe bu6fdblid in Stiide serrii.
fen. Sa iiA Die 8uren nidt ldn9er
balten iDnnten, braden lie nit Surrab
aus ibren 9erIdansuneen berpor ;
iOfort ubsr beiabl General @arren
sinen ener9iiden RldfiOB, uno unbs=
irrt ourd oas mOroerii6e Seuer aus
ben Mauierseuebren Der 6einoe beieB=
ten uniere braDen Sruppen i'm Gje=
i6ninOmarid bic binter ibnen liegenOs
9riit. plObli6 oransen, I'M uns absu-
i6neioen, iieben Suren in bellen Sau.
fen aus Der 9ongematers-9lOit berppr,
aber ourb eine in tattiIder ge3iebung
meiiierbaft ausaefiibrte Sepesuns um-
sins Colonel 9leatimitb ibren linten
6liissl uno sipan9 lie sur 0isoerper.
sini9uns nit ibrer Sauptma6t. Sb.
tpobl bic 9uren binter uns befdnois
tueitermuuierten uno uns ni6t unerbeb-
lide 8erluite beibru6ten, batten mir
bis gum glbeno unIere idmmtli6en
Stellunsen uieber beieBt. Ser gntIab
bon 2aOpimitb erideint seIidertJ bic
@erlufs oes Seinoes iOllen mad anaabc
Der 9aiIern enprm iein, @snsral SOus
bert purOe fir i6eintOOt pOm S6la9t'
feloe 9etraeen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-15
Der Nurcuiphu an jeiuen aebrer.

Die .areus=3eituns" psrbfIentli1i
fplgenoen Brief, ben Der sebnjdbrise
Sobn zines guren aus 6em Siliritt
W|iooelburg (Sranspual) on ieirNn
friiberen, ieBt in aaplaOt pobnenoen
2ebrer geridtet bat:
.WOnoerfoniein, 81. Nobember '99.
gea6teter Wleiifer ! (Meefer'- '-SGul.
lehrer, ,leernr'-pfarrer.) Nir baben
Sbren Brief empfansen, ben sic an
uns am 2. 9lop. 9eI6rieben baben.
mir iino glle friid unO gefunb ourt
ben Segsn bes Germ, uno oas III aud
unIer Wunib fir sic. 9leues sibt es
bier nidts Seipnoeres, I'M es su i6rei-
ben. gs bat bier biibid 9ere9net, aber
nun III es i6On pieoer trpden. 60 piel
i'd rueiB, baben idOn alle 6rauen pflii-
gen laiien. Mit ben SdaIen uno Rin=
bern hebt alles gut. gs sebt nit 9lllem
gut. 9ie aaiiern, bic bier iino, Iino
Iebr setOriam, es III iuii 10, als Oh
Batter ielbit su Sauie tpdre, uno 10 iino
aud Die 9aifern bon ben anoeren Qeus
Oh. gllle Wldnner iino nun meg. 9rus
Der Warthinus tpiro mor9sn ipee9eben,
uno anoere aud. Sic tbun 6as 10
freubig, oenn iie ieben, oaB Der Serr
fir. uns freitet. sic iino 70 luitig.
Wds ben 9riss betriiIt. bas miiiIen
Sic ielbIt i'm 9latte leien, benn i'd
iueib nibt, in pie fern id oapOn idrei-
ben ioll. glber beute babe id eebbrt,
baB in Seliaii i'm 9lmt cine Sdriit
anssidlasen if, oaB 122 Mann, nit
ben 6reiliaatern suiammen, aefallen
iino. bic tootseihoiien iinG. Wie piele
BON ben @ngel'iden, weiB i'd nidt
absr es iino 10 piele, bab es mod tsiner
i6reiben tann. Sic iinb nod nibt @lle
suiammenge3dblt. llnsefdbr 5000 iinO
In pretoria in Der RacebHbn ooer Renn=
babn, bic BON unieren Geuten 9efanssn
iinb. @s miro bel pienaarsripier elm
Sort fir iie sebuut. gon ben 2euten,
bic seIullen iinh, femme i'd allein nur
Gbriliiaan 6Ourie. Mit 8ater unO
rnieren Setannten 9ebt nod 9llles gut.
Sic iiro bisber berabrt seblieben Dor
ben bOIen Gueetn. 9ie 2eute aus Mit=
telburg, 2ijoenburg unO Carolina limb
ollie bel chamber, lie fieben nun unter=
balb GIicourt 'nabe bel WlariBburg,
sebn Stunoen bon MariBburg. Ser
Ssrr 9ebt iidili6 nit uns. benn bic
@nsel' idsn baben oft 25 SonOnen 9eSen
uniere 2, man6mal iino file 10000
(iarD uno mir 1000. llno 10 t0nnen
mir nibt anbers in9en, als baB Der
Serr unier anfiibrer I, ,Sedtaeneraul') y
1T. Sd peiB nidt, oh oieier Srief
burdtommen tuirb, aber es iOll mir
bon SerSen leio tbun. tpenn er ni6t
Ourdtommt. Mit unierem 2ernen sebt
es nun iebr riidndrts, oenn mir baten
10 piel glrbeit, neil 9nter unO bic gro,
BEN Sriiber meg iinO. Sd befeble Sic,
WleiIier, unter bic i6irmenoe Sano oes
Serrn unO miinide Sbnen allen Se9en
oes Serrn mod babel, uno bOife. tpenn
mir mieber auIammen tommen, oaB
oann 8ater uno bic griioer unb mir
9llle bel einanoer iein tperoen. Seien
Sic BON Ser5en BON mir uno 8ruoer
Stpffel unb Wlutter uno Saweiiern
9esriiBt."
9ieler 8rief 9ibt Elm anidaulides
Bib BON ben 9srbGltniiien, unter benen
bic 3uriidsebliebensn Der tapferen 6rei=
beitstGmpier, bic 6rauen, Sinber uno
S6meItern leben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-15
TinlcDs@
&lci0cr
.rinlllings.
Ser mstsOrif&s S6ausr tuar Elm SsbI.
idIas. aber bas @ssentbsiI iann Fdsr
bsbaupiet tpsrpen bon bem sssenipariissn
9orraib bon
GleiOer
Sriutlltings
ltnD
0armiturelt,

tpsIde nj br aufmsriinmfeit erreesn. ole
irssno sins dbnIids .@uursn' aushsauns
is in bieisr Stubt seiban.
Disis @aarsn iinb 10 psridiebenurtis
uub bic NuspubI 10 uueritbpHi&. bab
cine pc iOnli9e SnipefiiOn bsrfsIben Der
einsiss 8ss 1T. ii& bumit betannt au
MAIDEN, mos mir auf 8orrulb bubsn-
uno mir empfsblsn oabsr, bob Sic ss
m6slIa MAIDEN, bisislbsn ssnausr angus
isbsn. gs piro uns freuen, Sbnsn isos
mbSllds gmiidt uno Nustunft ,u seben,
Oamit Sic cine sssisnsts auspabI trsf'
fen. .t0nnsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-15

Cine RiefenFabt. Cine
enslifde Stutiftit felt feit, bab Cons
bon nu9 Der Iebten @OItsSGbGung
6,500.000 ginpobnsr bat; bic 8es
pOIteruns pd9it iGbrIia Inn $4,000
SeeIen. Mun ibGbt, baB in 2onbOn
iebe brei Minuten eine @eburt ftatt.
finbet unb iebe flint Minuten elm Sos
besfalI. 2onOpn bat mebr Suben als
palGitina, mebr S9otten als Gbins
burg, mebr Sren als 8elfaIt, mebr
&atboliten als Rom. Die 2dnge ieis
ner Straben betrGgt 1900 &ilomes
ter; 81 BON ie 100 @inppbnern Der
Riefenftabt baben feline feite Griitena.
Die golbeiltiten entbalten bic Numen
bon 220,000 9spobnbeitsperbrs6ern
8onbpn perbraubt iebes Subr: 400,s
900 3inber, 100000 Sammel,
100000 Stiid @eFiigel, 100000
900 9funb Sifbe, 500,000,O00 @us
fern, 500,000,000 2iter Bier.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-15
Mttier
9CttSuerfAmf

ST. Elm arOBer grfOIs. gSarnm i?
BsiI mir entf6IORen FnO, idnsl uussu
usrfuufen. Dies fam nur babur6 ct.
reidt perben. Oub mir 70 biais psrtau
fen. um Sic unsuIOdsn. DOqt ibr Rssol.
OOer Saumeiiter Giisnplaren, RdssI.
Sdroubsn. 8ruoS. Betf;euse isOer ari
su Bargains, 70 iCmmt balb. unisr
stober 8Orruib bon glumbins 8uursn
ustfuuIt iib idnsa Die Wsiher Blum
ber uetmsn bic @sIessnbsit tpubr unt
perben benieIben buIo entfsrni babsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-15

Sic. 9ep6Iferun9 @rnB.
Rem Dorts piro in einem geri6t
Der oOrtissn SanitdtsbebOrOe fir ben
tOmmenOen l. Suli auf 1864, 594
Sselen peranidlast. 9ieielbs Oertbeilt
iid tuis fulst: Wunbuitan 2,007. .241,
SrOnr 174,370, SroOtlpn 1867, 1853
uno Ridmonb 60, ,266 Seeleu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-15
Spipcn S Suid.
NabfcIsr BON Z. R. 9Opsu,
500 Qacfaipanna Npenue.

GiIsnpaarsn, Stfsn unt 5urnaets. Ga6ssdsr,
plumbsIs, 9Ha6sr., @'as. unp IamPf.
bsiluuys-Gturi6tuustn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-15
Dae beInbmte 3beater Sraneaif,
abaebrannt.

Dos bsrdbmte 2beotre Sraneuiie. 30
ris. If ntesbrunnt. IS wutee aud Come
Die frorei,fe eenannt uno balte por
| 699 bic ITO ieinen Sual in Der Strob
SoHes 81. @srmuin unO iieOelte 1906
IN iein iebises Saus on Der SdcWsii'
ieite bss galuis' ROpul (DiuilOn B.
Dioliere) iber.
DnS tloHdde glbe Der fruns6iiidsI
9Gbne biloets ben Suuptbsitlnoibsll ier'
nss Rspsrioire uuo es bebuuptete burd
ale Anfsdtuneen bInbur6 iein An
ieben.
Sier mar ss, mo Elm 2sfain. Baron
Wale, 2arips, Babtihe. 1alma, Dion
rOien u. a.. cine @Iulron, 9umssn,I
@ontat. Sleurp. 3 ,neOurt, Dubss ipl,l
len. Set Der HepolutlOn sub man uu
lbeuier frure iiie nu6 neue SiIts boz
dasrIei 8aituns. OOeOn. uuf csm BlOb
De POpeOn unpeit bes 2ur 'mbour epa
Iuftes. bIloste eine ari 8Oirufe fur bu'
lbeater franeaiie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-15

Die fsinasn D,udarbeiien in Der Stubt
2tefert bic Office bes ..@obsnblati."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-15
Sie 3abl 9obesfdIls In
2OnOOn besifierte iid i'm Uerganseuen
Sabre auf $4,000.

- Die PrOieftil Subrit Der 9atne
engine 60 in GImiru. R. g., pslte
bsr Sunoesreaieruns @'I6cfe Iiefsrte.
1T niseerBsbranni. uno pier Neusrpsbr,
leutc iputoen bon fngsnnsm Wduetprt
'UerI'bt. S4absn sloO. 900. gniiSsruns
S65, 900,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-15
Tener.3llarm &difeu.

ON"N - Nt"h" oh"taS
10 @shpu Rible.
t3 Gliff 8nfs, Gliff Shabe.
IA eadapauua unp Slsbsntsr StraBs.
IS addpanna b penn Apruue.
i6 Didion Wanufarmr Co.. 8ins Strabs.
IL sc. & 9. Co.. Sibl Wuft.
t8 2 =. " 2. 60. aItt 8cl' WiubIs.
t9 Wulberrp Or uno 99ebltsr Apfnus.
81 5 iftriUn uup eadapannd Apeuuts
% gGpoming Apruus unp Sprucs SraBs
q 9iuotu SirdBs uup 6rdi tliu Apeuue.
"a Waibinatpu aps. uup MubsrTs cir.
25 Slipe Ctr une Npdms Apenue
26 eaddpanua unb Walbiudipn aptuus.
2 Burberry Ctr. unp Wdpiirn avsnus.
26 9siftrlen Aps. uup 6jiblOn StrIte.
20 DlonIor 1--WE uno Dine StTabt.
81 Ntu ie uup Hpbtnlpn StrcBs
80 Cub Wnin Aptnus uuo Samptpn Str.
80 Sp tlanp Ctr. unp Srpmltp apfuns.
81 edddpanua unp Moro Wdn 1--WE.
IS Sadlcu Or. uno Watn Apenus.
81 Sadpn Ctr. unp Yin DIN Apsnue.
81 Gpusit Nptnue unp 9ddlpn SrnBt.
3S 9arfslb arr. uup 9dfIytttt Straee.
80 Sumnu Nps. uup Wdlbturu StrdBs.
Al WalbnBpn Aps. unp SldcTp SiTabe.
az Drilttr unp 6slups StIlBs.
al Scranton une Siebrntsr Staes.
as Sip Attsr uup 8 mptpn StrlBs.
Al Stpnt live. une Stmlod Srdbe.
AZ ptisipu Aps unp gG lion StrdBt.
4S prplpn Ips uup seed STGbr.
49 Buh StIaee unp Srppn Ap.nus.
81 Gspdr Apsnut uup airu SnnBs.
So prpptct Apsnus uup 6ipu >tIGbs.
So @sbar Aprnut unp Gin Srdbe.
"a Onnlhiu,tnu 1ne unh NDante 5~fFn6P
81 &tpar Apsnuf unp Dear GRAPE.
ST Suantpn StdbI Wnfe.
81 proptct Apenus unp 5ia Snabt
So Reminatpn Apenue unp SbtITp Strabe.
SO StIutp Apsnus unp 9pnndl GRAPE.
81 prpp,etua ROlp unp SarbUa SndBs.
81 9apUuis A,tnus unp phelps SrlBs.
63 StSpI's padlug 20 8Tsen's place.
81 Walptneiuu Autnue unp Ntp Sort Or.
65 marion Strdbs une Sappuis apfnus.
66 D & 3. u. u. unp @r,u 8ipst Str.
67 WgOming Apsnue uup Alp SiraBs
68 Delaware Sndb unp penn Apsnut
50 Albrisbt Apeuus unp Wartcu CTR Bs
II Didicn Aprnut unp Sn Wartst SlrIbt.
72 court SnaBs uno DIAMOND aptuus.
70 prp Jiptnes Reae unp NcIp Didtn AJsnu'
u Nlaritt Snaes uuO NVrp Waln Aotnus.
rs 3orp Wain I've. unp palnisr SraBs.
70 Ddus gum 0uisn SNlfl, SpulII SH'
81 Bird une DAT Sirabs
8 Bloom unb Rdrfst SiraBs
SO lpaput Aptnut uup pdindm 1traBt.
81 gSiSus aptnut uuO 8Illtdm 9Iase.
sc gptn MarfsI uub lSinpua SraBs.
ft6 99yUmina Apsnut uub SIise StraBs.
1913 D., Z. & VI. 5ra6l Sdas.
f2l &Iay avtnut unO Bic SiraBs.
f25 Golf = AptnIs uup Alb StraBs.
1876 &ropn Aptuut unp Alb StTaBe
f27 AuinCy apenut uuo eiuoen Snabs.
t28 prsseplt 4Dsuue uup Ytut Snabe.
2i3 D., Z. " u. 3drrtn-gSrttn, Balbingtc
Npfuut.
32i Rsnpiau uue Sitbsutr Strabt.
322 3tbutsr uup SuItrnt Sudbt.
3.3 aanfitbnts uup euInut SnaBt.
32i 9pIbttt Artnut uup VI tbbale StraBt.
3I7 Rtylu tpsnue unp 9adicu Snaes.
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5aubbsit faun nidbt sebeilt rsrSeu

Sur6 lpfaIs appIifationsn, To Il lis ben frinfsr
5ttiI bes Sbss nitt rrrdtu fOnnsn. Sc sieCI
nur eiusu gBta, bic 3aubbst au furtrsn unr
btr III puI6 tVnltiiuhpnsle SstImitt'l 5aub'
btit pirb, eurt tintn sntjiiupslsn 3uifanb her
itlsimigtn Aut tflueuus brr Gultdbi6sn &rhrs
psru ladt Wsun bite 8Ubn dh snBiirpst
babt Sbr sintu rumptlntsn 3ou pper unpCll'
fcmmenss @sbTr; unp psun lis gang asitlpl.
len III, srfOlst 5aubbrit, unb wrun bic Gnbuu.
pung niht asbObsn uno eisit 8Sbre in ibrsn g.
bGriasu 3ulfano ptrisBi pnten fam, pirb ons
@tbSr fir INNER gritbrt ptrpsu nsuu Gdlls
untsr ssbn linp burb aatarrb rtruri tt ptlbrr
ni6ts als Gin snBiinpslsr 3aifanp pr ltIsimi
miasn Sbnhatsn III
gEr ppllsn siubuntsrt Dollars fir jsesn
(burb 8atarrb pnuriabtru) 6ad pOn Saubbsii
asbsu, ben mir ni6t eurb GinnGbmm ppu
Saa's aatarrb aur bsiItn fUnnsn. 2Abt Gut
umlpnif Sireulars fommsn.
8. s. Gbsusp & 60, 5UlrrO. ..
% gsrfduft BON nasn apOibsfrn, 75e.
Saa's 6amlisn piasn iinp bic bsffrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-15

Minoefens 900, 900
Sra6twa9gons wiro 8uB-
lamb binnen flint Sabren auf ieinen
Giienbabnen i'm Sien1 baben, oas
9Oppelte Der OaieIbf 9egenwdrtis i'm
8ebrau6 befinoliden.
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The colored American., 1900-03-10

cOlored fellow citizens of the Empire
State.
Mr.. Woodruff is much older than he
looks TO be. He is man OF family
and has a son 10 years Of age now
student at Yale University. He is q
man of varied business interests too,
and those who are not intimately aware
Of his truly remarkable process of aP.
plieation and adsptsbility, the wonder
is that he can find any time TO devote
to pOliti cs.
The political weather.vane certainly
now points to his nomination fer the
Vice Presidency. There seems to be
no good reason why he should not be
chosen, for If ever man possessed the
necessary qualifications for the Office,
he is that man. The Republican
party would not only honor him by
placing his ma me on the ticket beside
that OF William Mckinley, in June
next, but henor Itself in recognizing
the great abilities Of vigorous and
manly American, who has stamped his
personality upon the politics Of his
state and country, and who has shown
by his recent speeches In the West that
his Knowledge Of public affairs is not
circumsc ribed by state lines. He would
grace with dignity, and fill with un-
usual ability, courage. courtesy and inn
psrtiality, the office Of Vice President
OF the United States. and justify by his
the wisdom Of his party and friends for
their recognition and reward for splen-
did public service. JOHN E. BRUCE.
A lbany, New York
The colored American., 1900-03-10
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RoSelle, N. j., News.

Roselle, n. J Speoial-Mr. George
w. Tyler fell down stairs and broke
his leg last week, also Mr.. William
Odell fell and broke his leg, both are IN
a critical condition. A very interest
ing revival has been in progress two
weeks at the Baptist church. The
Christian Endeavor is largely attended
each sunday, under the presidency OF
Mise E. Smith. Mrs. Joyner, wife of
Rev. J. M. Joyner, has been confined
to her bed for two weeks with erysipe-
las,
The colored American., 1900-03-10
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The colored American., 1900-03-10
VICE PRESIDENTIAL TIMBER.
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DuDll0 Omclal Ao 10 OouOiy S4ulPpOU iOi
tbs dates Of this exalted station, and
woOId bring to 1t, the ripe knowledge
n and familiarity with public ques-
tions which an active public particips'
ton covering period OF dozen years
has peculiarly fitted him. As presiding
officer of the state senate OF New YOrk
he has demonstrated abilities as par
Iiamentsrisn which have won TOR him
the respect Of every member OF thai
bodv. His uniform courtesy and I'm
martial rulings as president OF the senate
sbow him to be man in whom The
elements Of justice and fairness are
equally balanced.
There is no question whatever about
Mr.. Woodruff's popularity with the
masses and the classes; to each and al
he is kind hearted, generous, genial
and fully answers to Sir Francis Bailey
description of the true gentleman. he
belongs to the aristocracy OF nature; tc
genius, talents, moral Wortb and pup
lie service he renders due honor, caring
not whether the claimant for considera
ton be the son of president or the son
of peasant; whether he obtained his
education in district school or uni
yersily, whether he be OF the elect OF
the lowly. He is big hearted, high
minded typical American gentleman,
who possesses the faculty of making
every man with whom he comes in
contact socially, feel at his ease-and
that is quite an art. Most public men
are 80 full Of themselves, so pulled up
with their own importance, So carried
away with the knowledge that they
are clothed with a little brief au-
thority, thst ordinary m0rtals trem-
bic, when IN their august presence.
Observation-Disclosures Woodruff does
not belong to this latter class of states
men. He has evidently been close
student OF Lord Chesterfield, for GER
tsinly 10 man OF his years in national
or local politics has more gracious
charm OF manner than he; not only to
those with who he mingles in private
social life, but toward those In humble
station.
Among the colored people Mr.. Wood
ruff is particularly well liked because
he has always eyinced desire TO &C
cord them fair representation and con
sidaratiOn in politics without reference
to their race. The recollection Of this
kindly feeling on his part, and the
practical manifestation of his good will
toward The colOred people "a shown by
the exercise of his good offices on num-
erous occasions, in the appointment OF
COlOred men IN the public service of
New York state, was the reason for the
adoption OF the following resolutions
at a recent dinner of cOlored republl
cans IN New York City:
Whereas, In all OF his public official
relations, he has treated the cOlOred
Republican voters OF this State with
courtesy and fairness; recognizing that
they are properly entitled 10 consider,
alton III the disposition of offices of
honor and emolument, be it therefore
Resolved, That We, the cOlored Re-
publican workers of Greater New York,
90 heartily endorse Lieutenant Govern
or Timothy l.. Woodruff for the nOml-
nation TO the office of Vice President
q the United States, and commend
hlm to the Republicans OF the country
Ia the full ass ursnce, that, by his spot