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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-27
Jesus Appears to the Apostles.
John Xxx: 1920.
John Xxx: 1929.

those who were disposed to evil And again as
at the first Jesus suddenly stood in the midst, A
vciiication Of the promise made (Matt xviii :2O)
In ono OF his djscourses on the subject Of prayer
The second appearance under such circumstances
increases the hope cherished by believers ever
since. that lie will meet with them. Ills coming
was with the same beautiful salutation as that
given a week before. which none could have fol.
gotten, peace be unto yo,."
Jesus to the disciples was unlike the first in one
agreeing OIL matter OF fact, destined to be for.
them stoutly affirmed upon personal knowledge
the resurrection of Jesus. One of them as sou'y
protested that he would not believe unless BY
sight and touch he knew. II was necessary that
the company should he a unit in this matter.
The success of the gospel depended on their
agreement. Ten affirming and one doubting the
world would never believe. II that was not the
orly purpose Of Jesus in coming to the assembly
at that time II was evidently one purpose, and
sufficient to induce His presence. So, as soon as
consistent, lie turned to the only toub,er and
offered him the proof demanded. with his own
hands this matter.oi.fact man should prove. to
himself that the Master was really present aud
alive. "Be not faithlcss, but believing was the
half ohdng but encouraging remark Of Jesus.
CONVINCED. tvcrscs IS and 2o). Did Thomas
follow the directions Of Jesus? Did he really
thrust his finger into the wound in the Saviour
side? There is no evidence that he did. In all
probability he did not. The person, the face, the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-27

Evangelist John A. Davis, of New
York, who has been holding special
services with the Young Mems Chris
tian association during the week, will
speak at the Sunday school services
at the Penn Avenue Baptist church
tomorrow afternoon and In the even
ing VIII conduct an cvangelistic SER
vice IN the Penn Avenue church, fol-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-27

S. Elmo romn0ulcy, No. ., at philadelphia,
on April - will hold a public "lnock trial."
and every effort will bc made TO convict the
prisoner Of a yery hciuous olcnsc,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-27
Episcopal.

saint Lukes paiish--Rcy, Rogers israel, D. D.,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-27

Imperial commaudcry, No. 22j at Chester, on
April 30, will receive large class 10y special dis.
ppnsation.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-16
VII Die Deatsd)s atttcrtfamiid)em
gS1bIcr pes gtaatcS Gbtp.

Cine glnsabl Der berporraeenonen
8eutihen bon Gprinafielo baben fOl-
genoen auIruf erlallen
6prinafielo, Gbio. i'm Mai 1901.
Wir. bic llrterseibneten, 8iirger bon
SprirgFielo, empIeblen hermit auPs
Mdrmite ben Ndtb. s. 8. 3immer=
mann allen beutidb ameritanilGen
@dbiern oes Staates Ohio als oen 9e=
si9neten &anoioaten fir Die oemotrati-
ibe @ouberneurs Noninatipn, Die in
Der beporlebenben Instrumentation
gema1t merDen ion.. Seine 8eidbi=
9unaen fiir bas Nmt zines @ouDer=
neurs lino emineute, anb Oa er niemals
einem aemiiien politiIden Yartitularis=
mus iunerbalb Der Yartei buloiete,
oiirite er auf Elm pereiniates Yotum
Der Demotraten bes Staates hoffen.
| Ser Ndbt. 5. 8. zimmerman lit.
tpie ieiner 3eit im .@ineinnati BOLTS
freuno" oar9eleat muroe, Elm Deuti6er.
Der lih leiner 9lb= uno 9ertunft ni6t
ihdmt uno oellen Sim fir beutibes
Meieu uno oeutide ginridtunsen al.
eemein seiddbi miro. Gian5 ridtia
bemerft Der Cincinnati goltsfreuno"
ferner .gob Germ 3inlmermonn's 9
eminente Genntnille Der &egierunas=
| 9eIddftp bes Gtaates in ibren pielfaben
Yersmeieunaen i'm befdbiaen, oas Gu=
Der DEG StaotsIhifes su lenten." Srob-
Dem er 9ei6dftli6 erfolsreit) 1T uno 5ll
ben Wobl9eitellten aeb0rt. 1T er itets in
6ubluna nit oem @olte geblieben, uno
aetpimt inn Iein leutlelises Weien tdg=
lid neue 6reunoe. ST 1T Elm Mann
oes goltes J.
yyis eriu6en Sic, mertber 2eier. fiji
Die Domination uno nadberi9e Wab'
BON Germ 3immermann Sbren Oollen
ginfluB our 8eltuna 81 bringen oenn
mir lino Der feien uebersel,aung, oaf
Der 9!htb. Zimmerman, faas er gum
8ouperneur unieres StGates ermGblt.
Dem geiammten Seutihtbum oes Staa.
tes 5ur Gbre serei6en miiroe.
Sn aller 6oha6tung seiAnen
5ol9en Die unterl6riften
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SaMf fpieOcr dnf.

Gs III oas augemeine urtbeil melt
uno brett. oaB oas i6neiser=oeuti6e
9eilmittel, 5ornl's sllpenfrduter ylut=
beleber, elm goumellter fiir GnoOen
uno Musteln lit. Dieles bat aud Serr
s. 8. Grimmer, Gjinebomsbure,
Sbio. erfabren. SD bin nun iiber 66
Sabre alt," idreibt 9r. Srimmer.
vgeit etma orsi Sabren lit ib on ben
Nieren. Sd mubte mandnlal 80 Wlal
oes Na6ts auIItebsn. I'M @alier ab5u-
loIIen. 9ie beten aer5te tonnten ridts
fir MID tbun. SD IieB mir nun BON
6orni's Nlpentrduter 8lutbeleber tom=
men. Ghpn am oritten Sag fiiblte
i9 ainoeruns uno Die gelieruug moAte
SSortIdritte. Seute bin i6 elm aeIunoes
Wenih uno fiihle frdftiuer als Ieit bies
len Sabren. Tornts 9llpentrduter 8lut=
beleber bat oieies Mnnosr bflpirtt. a.
GieIe Meoiain itdrtt ons Nlter uni
na6t Die Sungell frdftlq.
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Grfuriionett tad SuHaIo
lteber ate penniplbanas qtnten fir nie Pansamsrl
fanift)e NuFIenung.

Grfuripns=3idets nod Buffalo fiir bic 9an=anert=
fantf6e glusiteuug meroen iiber bic Bennpnanta=Sta
uonnteu Datum au biz am 80 September 5u ipeslelen
Staten erbdlib giltlg 5lr Rhdiabrt big am 81 DITTO
ber Gin Speatol=5et itber Die teEnDloonta=StnteH
qiltio slr Iidfahrt innerbolb Is 3a9eu bonn Satnnt
6eS WertauiS tit ebenallS uno rnb benz s. ldt 5l
babeu Gin anoeres grturItpuS3idet s pe5iea btllt=
qen Staten miro an A. 81 uno 28 Wtat perfauft ote=
les S1det lit gil9 our 9tictiabrt nncrbaib tnnf 8as
qeu Nne 1tfets uab Buffalo iiber bic YennlDlpontos
Sinen inb gut gum alnbalten in Safppoo nno Somes=
topn (@boutauqua 2afe). Sir Nnstnuft hber sSnbrs
preife burdfobrenbe 3hae lno ben 3ugbenlt menoe
man iitb ou ben ndbTten 5tcfet @9enten Der 8ennD,
pauta=2inien, pelder lnengeolib yabrpldne, Gartel
uub offi5ele alustuntt iber bic ausitellnng lteeru
1nirh z
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Nreic Slnt= uno 9ant= Sur.
@inc sbr!ib semeinte Gfferte.

G5eIhniire, @unoen, Srebs, Srii=
len, trabi9e 6aut, sbuppen bon Sc
sema, S1mer3en in ben Sno6en, oem
8iifen uno ben @elenten, ippbiliitil6e
Slutpergilt,rns. faulenoes 3abnflei'h,
1roniIder 8beumatisnus uno ollie
bartndtisen Nluttrantbeiten tDnnen
our6 Den 8ebroub GINGER iflal6en
Sotanic yloOo Balm ibnel turirt
tperoen. Wir foroern Die Wslt teraus
fir einen 6all Don Sluttrantbeit, Der
our6 Botanic 8looo galm ni6t turirt
tperoen fam rno bic &uren ltno an=
bauerno. 2eioet eS9r an oilunem glut,
I6te6tiarbi9er Saut, Mtattlgtelt, Nu5z
i6ld0en, 9ei6po0enen @elenten, &a=
tarrb, iiberrie6enoem Ntbem, Wunoen
i'm Wuno uno 9als ? Wenn ia, 10 1T
Guer Ylut oerDorben, Botanic glooo
Balm ma6t oaslelbe rein uno rel0,
beilt Die Wunoen, entfernt Die Shmer=
sen uno baut oas oanse sDltem pleoer
ouf. Botanic Ylooo galm lit oas
einsiae perfette Slutreinigunasmlttel.
Gertauft in Npotbefcn. $l.OO Die
arobe 0lal6e nit gebrau6sanweiluna
I'm gu 5eigeu, oaB mir es ebrli6 met=
nen, perienoen mir prObeflai6en fret.
Man aorelIire glooo Solm So, at=
lanta, 8a. 36gert nibt, beibrelbt uns
@uer 2eioen uno mir lenoen freien drst=
li6en Hotb. Blooo Balm bllft, penn
a1es anoere feblt. Briinoli0 erprobt
nd1reno 80 esahren. 4
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Ssettete geits 8ei,t.

9. q. Ganfprt1 spn gafapette, Ga,
lit feds Mcnate lang an einem idredli<
ben laufenoen 0e1hwiir an leinem 8eir,
Itrebt iepph, DAP er purd Suflcn's ar>
MICA 5albe in fiinf 5asen p0uis furirt
wurpe. Stir @eiApiire, gSuncen, 6d-
mprrGpicen 1T file Die belte Salbe IN Der
@elt. Sur garantirt. Sfur rs Gents.
gu baten in S. s, Miller u. SU9n's
Nprtlefe.
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Sptclt nod isasmcr cine ysolle.

Sic slnIibt. BOB Die unter Dem Ra=
men ,@ran9e" betonnte Jurmerperbin=
oun9 teins Golle mebr ipiclt, mus na6
Dem lebtsn gerihte Der National=
Strange als irrtbiimli6 be3sidnct lper=
ben. Grsjlih bot Die Gerbnoun9 in
Den SaIren 1880 biz 1890 Id}Der 9e=
litteu, ober lett 1850 Iino ane 2iiden
in Der M,tgiieoifhaTt cusae0tide11, Die
Gtaaten 9}em yort, Nenniulpan.eu,
Wains, Mit)igon uno Ysu 9aupiblre
aGein sdhien 2O3l Oranges nit l4l, :
600 Wsit9lieosru. Iysibis 5taaten
seb0ren gu Der gereinisuns unO bier
uno swanai9 oerielben Daren in Der
National Strange our6 9elegaten ber=
treten. 8ie 8ereinisung bot tein po=
litiIdes @eprdge, iOnoern pirtt nur I'M
Siitsreile Der Surmer uno oieiss Wis=
ten iit niAt Olne @rfOls 9ebIiebeu.
oenn oemielben 1T Die ginridbtung bon
grperimentirratiolen in ieoem Gtaate
su3ulbreibeu, ferner Die @inriOtung
eines belonoeren lanotpirtbIdoftliden
Winilieriums, Die innernaatli6e San=
oelstommtilion, fit Die Garmer MIDI
tiee Giienbobn9elebe uno piele anoere
nibli6e 9inse. gs 1T allo nidt gu
pirdten, oab Die Grange ibren Nir=
fungstreis berlieren miro.
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Grfabrasma ctmeg SolDatea.

81. SO. Nujtin, ein Geteran pes Bur
serfrieses, Ypn 8inhefer Snp., lareibt ;
nErps better dr3tlider Sebanbluns mar
meine 5ran lanse Belt franf, aber fe
wurDe purh Or. Sings Stem gife Nias
sansti6 furirt nelhe an ibrer @elunp=
beit Wunper tbateu." DaS tbun lie tlnz
mer. prcbirt lie. glur rs Cts. In S.
6. Iiller II. Scbn's Npptbefe.
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= 3as Bud oes fransoliI6en Ct
Gapitdns Drepfus, nelbes unter ben
9itel .6iinf Sabre nleines 2ebens"
s(auf Der SeufslsinIeD gleidseitia in
paris, 2pnoon, Berlin tlno Ne,p Oort
publi5irt ipuroe, finoet reibenoen Mb=
LAP. Gs lit in aemeliener, nbieftiber,
iiberRuaenoer Gpra1e aebalten Der
Nerfailer Derlhmd1te bic Gunltgriife
ber GenlatiolisbaIderei.
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3er6ro5ene 3ieratbc.

Serr Woipr Der berlbmte Gement=SSabritont onu
yefo BORT erdrt eittlge iebr intereiante Sbata9ea
betreffs GRajprs Gement
Die groBc Weuoe, lpelGe biecn 0efannten &rtcl 9es
brandt reib mpbl baB CT pele bunbert Prpsent Deis
Ter it, o5 anbere @clnrte fir fpelde DerIelbe Nlt=
iprud1 QenlorJt Miro Yiee TiIIen uiC9t parunl.
8te einlae tr'ohe lit nob Wtalor bic beien Ie be=
anuten taterlaiten eebroudt uno anGere iSabrifan=
ten DeIc@ rtdt t5un neil beel6en fptIpielig irb uuo
oeSbalb ciusu groBeu Yrnfit geItutteu ocrr Wea1nr
agt une bnB eln EeItdnotDc1l e1nes GtnientS So 70
oas YfrrD ulh ell onoerer 42.G5 hie 0oaone fpltet
ipdbrenb ein Srpber Gbcii pon lD0en1nntem Gemeni
uuo fluIiidcm Seinl i'm . aoe nlttS Ceter it, aS lG
gentS 2em auIqelDlt IN 2SaTer oher Gttrpnrnidure.
uno III maiden jSdli nod geauoert III SSor6e UNI
@erndb bnr6 Suiab pun bagen uno uunlBcn Nlate'
riulien.
perallit u1b menn Elm Sdubler enen anberen Arttfe
antatt ncelben au oerfaufen iutt 70 fahn mon fiber
ifin oab es eiue Qbiift it, ecu grbBeren Proft au
MAIDEN.
AJer @roTit on Mojprs eentent lit ipotel oIs eir
6anbler on irpenb enein Genent MAIDEN ioite, uni
Oas lit 0nppelt mabr, penu man be6eHft, baB Del
6anoler antb nod Durd 9errn Ntalors an5eiQen pro-
Ftirt. 8ieie an5ei9en fDften 6er $4,000 ben Wtonat
Gtablirt 1876.
geite9t barouf bag Sbr GRajor's Cement erbaltet
uno heqniot @lld nd9t NIT benz uumaBgebliten 9tatl
oes Mpotbefers
Ienu Sur e1pas @ed9tcfltdbfett teTbtuno Shr fper
oct rpabridetnlic ansnbeu. baB Sbr 9eibtftcr eib
| als sSbr 9e9laubt habt) 10 fbnnt Sbr Cure Sunni
ibube unb bic Dausihube ieIbt reporiren eoenio p
reenS einen onberen Qrtifel BON Gnnint ober 2ebel
| nit HtalorS Committeeman Doer Wto1prs ScDersGf
ment ;,br neroet tauneu,> ple piee Dollars babure
| mdbrenb beg Sabres geIpart merbeu fbnncu.
| 9Geun Guer NpDtbefer bteen Gement nld)t liefer
fauu, 10 lpiro @u r9enb pelbe Sorte per oft ports
| frei sugeianbt.
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m.Dn,ir aaten fir BEN osscrattonstas.

YerIorer. ipeld5e fir ben GetDratipnsto3 perreilen
ipplen fDuneu am 30 H. 30 Mai III ben 9ideGffices
ber @ennaiDauia.Sinien Sidets al erldBt9en HreiIen
befp,,mefl Syitr ginselnbeeit fpetibe man b an ben
uadbltsu Idets sGaaatel, ber 4euanlpariasSlnielt.
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Grfurironen mad, gprinsfiels iber bic %enn'
ip,panfa &iuien.

@uIdBlitb Der 9eriammung Der s. 8. 8. s. @rob=
lpae pol Sbp lperoen am 20 unb 81 Wtai @Ifilronss
9idets Tber Die uiDponlosStnien nab Spr1ngfelo
pcrfau peroeu 9iltig sur Wiifobrt bis einidlteBi1
SantIoQ 25. Wtai.
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gDir trerben Die ptiQe SeIphnung fir ir9eno etncn
oeroouiChtet ober Gerilopiuug be5oblen ben mir nt
nit Ntpcra ben ollsrueueten flenen seberpileu fll.
rren tbnnen, meuu Gle Gprihrlften 9enan betolaf
gotisfaftoi al gebeu 25 @tS gdbocbteln entbaIten
100 9illen 10 Gts. Gd)odteln entbalten 40 N1llen,
5 @ts. S6]abtel entbalten Is Haen Sntef gnd1 DOE
Sanot 9riefmorfpn perbeM cueenomnten, Merbttn
WeGteai Co., @de Clinton unb Socion ct, Ghtta9o
S gu perfnuien iii ber apptbefe BON Il. =. Wtiler
& Gpbn, gep Ybilobelp1ia, Sbio. "A
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8oummpllene8 Sonbtud5eug, 4c Die Daro.
90 80 nnb 40e. Gattbtes, SC, baS D.
100 Gtiid 0tnner.Set S. l8; auoere D6nbler pera
Iaueeu 81 bis $3.50 fir bic gleidben Saben
GDbbIerrSets, 35c, merth 45c.
syibresSfiibel, 20c., fpertb 25c
Gins1iunb EaffeemtDlen, 30c.. tuertb 40c.
9broubeu5eber 7c mcrtb l2c
/ b Ganue 8adpulner, &c., foet onbersmo l0c.
ipp 60c.
8ranit 1bcetopf einainirt Sc, lpertb 70c.
@ranit &afeetppf. 23c., fuertb 30c.
Quart Wiltbfeilel Sc.
@iebfannen, &c. nnb orffpdrts.
G6rui9er Suder, 7e. oas 10.
Sfaffee u 3uder, &c. has ID.
Glintar 9tnbeln. Sc. bas Padet s
Werniceni SC. has Yaefet.
Wlacarpnt sc. has 9adet.
Wpreeiter Itibiauce, &c.
JfpHen. 12e. baS 9adet
Gemiidte @urfen, lOc. bic sSlaIdbe.
3etprirte Taiien nnb lntertaiien Sets 58c.
SGirmtbar.an9eln, &c., foen onberspo 12t.
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3ragt Siamantcn, tuie Gnocrc. GeDt
DicIclben. Gin ncn etltDefter
Sdnluf nnn Gilnamcrtfa.
aunfelnn. itrahlsnh, hrGAtia.

NunfeinG, HrabEehn, tFhMH8.
Sic 1GBnite 9}oDohmung in Der gSelt. Sn ge5n9
ouf @lous fte6en ie ben ctbten 9le Sin &dtbIe Inr
tcrItieb All erfenncn SIN IA for6tioe @pbfunung 9es
iest nub fit 10 Sohrc ooroutir 8eielben bolea ~
rem @lous lit ler uto Die gtrbctt fDnute ndt beIIer
Ieiu pein man alc) Dcn srnon5i9ot9cn RretS nerz
lanete. I'm biee SdmudIodben befonnt 81 moden
pfferiren ntr bieel6eu tit un9eiaDr b YretS nen oe
sSalun0 ipjtet Ser Qres rpirb III ltpnoten oas
9reifuthe hetrlQeu.
SrQeuo ether Der cbQen Grtiiel mtro mad bem
Gnipfur9 ppn $3.50 III lt9iitrrtcr Werpo6ung per Rot
peridif Sill0 bic GGdjeu ntd n, lpte reprd!enttrt
10 tpiro GaS Gelb Surid critatet. Gin Rapterlfreen
senigt, filr bas MtaB eeS &tngeS.
gse Genturg manufacturing Co.,
1872 & 734 Gaiter 9aiInins, Taieap, G.
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Wir bitten um Gntlhnloisun9l

g unreu Gunon pede ben Samfag un'erem Store mafS
muen Ibaben erfabre odB am egten SaMnag
aaren prtaut als an ir9eo en aN
G bebeut nah Dot ole Seufe III
Nuon epnoitat toufs neil lie o usnahe 8e sg1
ten. geseid bu YreIe nit benjeniaen anoersmo
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saranm Mdcs 9Genn SIR NIT Gun Ginfauen ni nfreDen
ieib brina pieber erba Gu elb snrnf gStr ahen
bger berfauu gS babcn feline annnrren tn Yrsien
when feine baen ha unre pe n sebnn msron fnnne
X ~ ~
Anrttnn 8u1tniknt gnetnra1 gtruBr,
Ger htltee 8tnre, Gnatnl pnpfr. %.
40. &. Duruer, Gieenttite,ter.
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aGe bic obigen Sit8e fabreu t6Qlitb, ousGenommen
Sonntogs.
Rnpulare gonntaB6s 8iise, te8innsnn art 5. @ai.
GlbfaGrt non uGrid8oiuc 10 @nt. un0 2.20 9tn.
9tnfunt in GleOelaro $50 9}in uno 800 9nt.
9(bfobrt opn 6leneorb 7.20 0m. uub {. 90 gtnt.
slntunt in llbr1d)8niue loo Nnt. uno 935 9tnt
2tbIbt. Woapn 625 2snt. gluft Bridgeport $40 Gm.
&bfbt 8rnQepDrt 40 Ohm %ntft WtaifiuOn 7.50 9tln
3ioe bGlten an oQen Statiorru fir 8oio9iere.
GlettrtId)e stroBen6aan sptitben Bridgeport, 9e
laire WtQrtt1ls StrrD lnO G5beeltn9
30. g. GarreH,
General 4afia9er=Ngeu
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9oat6uoiaes @arten Get Sc, pertb l0c =,
les3pa Gaipn @tnipers garantirt tur 500, lss
3on fir 50 AS; oaoere odnoler perfaufen plele
Wtoluers fir 81. so bis 50 90
Wof6inenfabeu, 2 Spnier Sc
slips.
Samicn Wagen s1.oO. tpcrtb 81 So
Gitronenpreiier, &C.. foftet onoerSipo loe.
sSoncn Wtarfttbrbe. IS Bis 6Ue
Stp. 8 fupferner 99eeteiieL 75e., foftet anoerspo
$l.00.
Sto fipferncr 1beeteiief, 9oc., fpftet dnoerspo
$l.25.
seu I bleterner gpdT9ttetTel eoc.
gp 8 &c.
9}n 75e.
aneen Slpeu. Csc bos gint.
8reniters Sunch 9peDn, soc. bas Ylnuo.
SoIat6L per syfafdbe. l0e
8ettbup per Sladle, l0c.
Senf, in SDpien, &c.
9fefierauce, &c.
3piebeln, 15c. bic Giad1e.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-10-11
CHURCH NEWS.
GERMAN LUTHERAN.

Buried, Oct. LIST, Widow Maria M.
Barthels e Schaefer, having died of
catarrh OF stomach. aged 81 years, 2
months and % days, Relatives, two
sons, one daughter, one brother, seven.
teen children's children. Rev. 10th
niger officiated at the home in Denison,
Rev. Runge in Hanover township.
The German Lutheran church in
tends to obtain a teacher student this
autumn.
Baptized, Oct, 9th, the infant, Paul
Thomas Friedrich Schroeder: witnesses
Paul Henry, Thomas Thomson and
Dora Schroeder. Rev. Lothringer
officiating
Married, Oct. 10th. Mr.. Carl Kirch-
hoff to Miss Freda Pump, both of Deni-
son, witnesses Emil Pump and Angus
ia LEM. Rev. Lothringer officiating.
The German Luthern congregation
has called a student as teacher for the
Parochial Schools. Eberhard by name,
who will instruct in Religion, German
and English.
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REDWOOD CAPERINGS
Mrs. A. II. Cook. Correspondent.

e. e. Newkirk and A. Ell. Cook were
among Kenwood callers Tuesday.
Mrs. J. c. Saul, Mrs. f. Fienhold,
Mrs. Zeph Fienhold and Miss Clara
Frownfelter spent Thursday at Mrs. j.
CARROTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prichard of Woodbine
visited in this locality part of the week
spending some time at MI. Lynn Roods
Mr.. Cooks and Mr.. Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wyland were Charter
Oak visitors Thursday.
D. e. Green was a Charter Oak call
er Saturday.
Miss Celia Ehlers spent Friday at
Mrs. A. H. Cooks.
Messrs w. Coon, DR.. Evans. Ed.
Granger and D. e. Green were dele
gates from Paradise to the county con-
vention on last Thursday.
Mr.. P. Granger and Will Gibson
were Kenwood callers Saturday.
Mr.. Fredericks spent Thursday eve
at the home of his sister Mrs. Emil
Vogt.
Mr.. John Vogt and Mr.. Will Sobhers
we're callers at Mr.. Graingers Thurs
day evening.
Miss Myrtle Saul spent Saturday
and Sunday at home,
D. E. Green vas a Willow visitor
Sunday.
The Misses Celia Ehlers and Myrtle
Saul spent Sunday at Mrs. w. A. Saul's.
Mr.. e. Malone visited Sunday at
KenwOcd.
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CHARTER OAK CHATS.
Mrs. II. j. Hart and the twins went to
Denison THURSDAY.

Mrs. r. j. Hart and the twins went to
Denison Thursday.
Miss Minnie Kelly left Wednesday
will visit a few days before leaving for
Grand Island Nebraska, where she has
been offered an excellent position in
the Office of an uncle WHO'S in the hard
ware business at that place. Miss Kelly
Office of Romans Bros. in this place.
During her stay acre she has made
many warm friends in social and church
circles, who heartily regret her depar-
ture, and wish her the greatest sue
cess and usefulness in her new field of
alb or.
Mr.. Bien Hodkin of South Willow
vas in town Tuesday on business.
Mrs Hills has been very sick the
past week. We hope to hear of her
speedy recovery.
r. w, Bamford attended the repub-
lican convention at Denison Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Christensen and
little daughters Hilda and Martha
drove to Denison Thursday.
DR.. R. J. Hart has sold his property
here to t. W. Loomis Mrs. Hart and
the children expect to start for Los
Angeles Cal. early next week where
they will make their future home. DR..
and Mrs Hart are among the pioneers of
Charter Oak, and occupy a place in the
affections of our people that will long
remain vacant. While regretting their
removal from Charter Oak their many
friends unite in wishing them a safe
journey and a pleasant home in the far
west. ssaa,s4a1
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CUNMINS is COMING >the elo,
quent orator. the splendid citizen, the
%forceful leader Of republicanism, will
speak in Denison on the afternoon
Of Monday, Oct 18th This is to be
a grand rally for the whole county
and the people Of every township
are cordially invited to attend. Come
and hear the Republican candidate
for governor.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-10-11

Hon. Walter l. Smith, Republican
Congressman from the Ninth Iowa
District, will speak at the opera house
in Denison. Saturday evening. Oct,
18th. A great Speech. You should
hear it
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-10-11

NEW stock Garland Steel Ranges,
Steel cooks and heaters at Wygants.
&C.
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Notice of Bridge Letting.

g.
Notice is hereby given that the board
of supervisors of crawford county, Ia,
will receive sealed bids up to Friday,
Nov. Is, 1901, at 10 a. m. for the build
ing and repairing of county bridges,
for the years 1902 and 1908. Accord
ing to the specifications on file in the
Auditors office. Bond of ($25OO. OO)
must accompany all bids.
contract to be let Friday, Nov Is.
1901, to the lowest responsible bidder.
Board reserves right to reject any and
all bids.
Attest:
38-3w@ NIL COLLINS. auditor.
FOR SALE-A No. 1 fresh young mich
COW. Inquire of B. R. Morrow, sec.
10, DeLison township, 66
NYTyTT ax1a1r c..Ia~l CyAz 49,
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1901-12-14

in the formation and putting in working
order the new parish and built st.
Paul's church, one of the finest in the
western part of the State.
In 1884 he was transferred to the
Church of Our Lady, Portland, where he
served as pastor for eight years, until
1892, when, on the death of Rev. NJ. d.
Lawler, he was appointed rector of St.
Patrick's, where he had charge for the
past nine years.
Father Gambon's ability and zeal in
church matters were fully recognized by
the Right Rev. Bishop, to whom he was
a valued assistant in diocesan work, being
at the time of his death Chancellor and
Vicar General.
Last year Father Gambon was granted
vacation and visited Rome. He was
given an audience by the Holy Father,
who bestowed upon him the title and
dignity of Monsignor as a mark of appre-
citation of his zeal and work in behalf of
the church.
Father Gambon's known relatives who
survive him are a sister, Mrs. Hannigan,
in County Waterford, Ireland; nephew,
Rev. Father Hannigan, in Philadelphia,
and niece, connected with a religious
order in this country.