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Graham guardian., 1901-06-07
SHELL EXPLODED.
Lyddite Shell That Was Not Supposed to
BE Loaded Causes Death.


Pretoria, May 29.--While the
Boer commander, General Schoe,
man, his family and some friends
were examining a lyddite shell
which they kept in the house as a
curiosity, the shell exploded, kill;
ing the general on the spot, NOR
tally wounding a daughter and
severely injuring his wife and two
others. General Schoeman was a
great Krugerite. He led the COM
mando of Colesburg and surrender
ed on the occupation Of Pretoria.
He was afterward captured by the
Beers and released, when the Brit
ish occupied Barbertown. The
general then went on a peace mis-
sion and was retaken by the Brit
ish and again released. Since then
he has resided in Pretoria.-Ga-
sette.
Graham guardian., 1901-06-07

Mark Hanna can now be nominat-
ed on a platform that will not
embarrass him. With the consti-
tuition out of the way and the trusts
in the saddle, the strenuous Ohioan
is in a position to promise prizes
that will make the mouths of the
syndicates water coupiously.
Graham guardian., 1901-06-07

Ed. Mulhurin, of Camp Verde,
has contracted with the Stoddard
Copper company to haul 45 tons of
ore per day from the company's
mines to their smelter at Stoddard.
The contract is for six months.
Another Verde man, &. B. Null
holland has the contract for haul
ing coke and matte from and to the
railroad.-Prescott Courier.
Graham guardian., 1901-06-07

A large ostrich farm near Phe-
nix changed hands again, MIR. A.
Y. Pearson having sold it, birds,
land and all to DR., Karl Won Rusk,
of Asheville, N. c., for 100000.
The deal was quietly consummat-
ed. The birds, it is believed, are
estimated to represent about one
third of the value Of the entire
deal, and the land transferred,
about two-thirds.- Winslow Mail.
Graham guardian., 1901-06-07
REAL ESTATE.

Parties wishing to rent or sell
land, should list it with us. We
have inquiries nearly every day
from strangers coming in for land
The larger list and greater variety
of properties we have to offer the
more sales can be made. Follow
is list of property now on the
market, among them will be found
some good bargains:
20 or 40 acres, one mile west VI
Stafford, The cheapest land near
Stafford. One share of water in
the Montezuma with each 20 acres.
Come quick and secure a bargain.
A well improved block IN the
business center Of Stafford for sale.
A good investment.
Town lots we'll located from $50
up on easy payments.
"A acres of land, 3 room brick
house and brick cellar, we'll, gran
cry, 30 acres in grain and alfalfa
Plenty of water in good bitches
miles from Pima, Ia mile from
school.
$40 Acre farm tor sale, 400 acres
river bottom. All under fence,
nearly all bottom land cleared.
Water in three canals. The finest
stock ranch in the Gila Valley.
AZ acres above San Jose, all
fenced and under cultivation.
Ahobe dwelling, 3 shares San Jose
water. A choice buy.
New five room house, 2 "a acres
land with good fence, IL acre IN
alfalfa, young orchard, good stable
and other improvements, for sale
In Stafford.
A good four room house, 3 4
acres land well fenced, good well
and young orchard for sale in
Stafford,
240 acre farm, quarter mile north
of Thomas, Graham Co., Ariz 100
acres in cultivation, 80 acres in
alfalfa, two thirds fenced, 4 acres
bearing orchard, apples, pears,
plums, peaches and aprlcots. Cor
raj and outbuildin gs; water in three
bitches. Nearly all land tillable.
1t is one of the best farms in the
Gila valley,
Must be sold within ten days, a
fine improved one and a quarter
acre lot, two-story house, one hun.
dred fruit trees and other improve
ments. In the edge of Stafford.
BUSS & BTRDNO.
Graham guardian., 1901-06-07

Large timbers for timbering the
big combination shaft, are arriving
in large lots. The timbering work
at the big shaft is Of most sub
stantial nature and the work out
lined will make it one of the best
timbered shafts in the vest
Tombstone Epitaph.
Graham guardian., 1901-06-07

The Greene Consolidated Mining
company has purchased 25O car
load of hay at 81 a ton. The com
pany is putting in supply which
may be drawn upon when the price
of hay advances in the fall and
winter.-Range Ne,cS
Graham guardian., 1901-06-07

Alaska may have new governor
soon. Governor John G. Brady's
term expires this month, and he is
now holding Office through that
provision of the law, which keeps
him in until his successor is APP
pointed.
Graham guardian., 1901-06-07

The Queen of Italy has given
birth to a daughter, and the nurse
received $4,000 for the event and
will receive $4,000 more when the
baby cuts its first tooth and also
when it reaches its first birthday.
Lucky nurse.
Graham guardian., 1901-06-07

Benson is to have brick and
tile factory, with a capacity of 32,-
600 brick every ten hours. A
company has been formed with a
capital stock of 100000, and an
order has been sent east for COM
plete outfit of machinery that will
cost something like $4,000. Tests
made of the clay found in the vi
cinity prove it to be of a high
grade.-Florence Tribune.
Graham guardian., 1901-06-07


AT Benson last week the Reform
School board accepted the plans
for structure submitted by Mr..
III. G. frost, of Tucson. Mr.. frost
is the architect who made the plans
for the fine school house which is
the pride of Nogales; the equally
fine school structure at Wilcox;
the Carnegie library at Tucson; the
Owls club house in this city, and
has been awarded the plans for the
Carnegie library at Prescott.-Ari-
zona Citizen.
Graham guardian., 1901-06-07

The first watermelons of the sea,
son were on sale at Tonini's store
Friday, May oath. They were
raised in the valley near town.
This beats the. record for early
watermelons, even for Yuma, and
Yuma is ahead of all competitors.
-Sentanel.
Graham guardian., 1901-06-07

Armenians, who have become
naturalized American citizens, and
Russians are forbidden to enter
Turkey.
Graham guardian., 1901-06-07

Charley Akers, Territorial secre-
tary, and the most popular federal
official in Arizona, came up Tues
day from Phoenix. If President
Mckinley heeds popular sentiment
he will re-appoint Mr.. Akers to the
position which he now holds
Flagstaff Gem.
Graham guardian., 1901-06-07

The Zulus are said to be on the
warpath and may cause the Beers
considerable trouble. The Boer
raids into the Zulu country is
thought to be the cause.
Graham guardian., 1901-06-07

The church trust is the latest.
1t has been organized in Telodo,
Ohio, for the benefit of the
churches; to reduce expenses and
work for the good of mankind.
Graham guardian., 1901-06-07

The Beers continue to be very
active and they have won several
victories in their recent encounters
with the British.
Graham guardian., 1901-06-07

Mrs. Mary Ellen Lease, the well
known lecturer, has filed a petition
in bankruptcy in the clerks office
of the United States court.
Graham guardian., 1901-06-07

The recent forest fire southwest
of Casa Grande, did much damage,
but was extinguished by a heavy
rain storm.
Graham guardian., 1901-06-07

A special attraction at the Buffalo
Exposition is the house upside
down. 1t is constructed so as to
rest on its chimneys and cones,
and mirrors are so placed in the in
terror, as to give one the idea they
are walking upside down.
Graham guardian., 1901-06-07

Governor Tanner, of Illinois,
died at his home last week, after
a brief illness.
Graham guardian., 1901-06-07

The wheat crop Of Kansas will
be enormous this year. 1t is esti-
mate that at least 10000 men from
outside the State will be needed.
Graham guardian., 1901-06-07

Count William Bismark, second
son of the late Prince Bismark, is
dead.
Graham guardian., 1901-06-07

Good nursery stock for sale at
reasonable prices. / have con
tracted for 10000 strictly first-class
trees of all the best and most i'm
proved varieties which will be
sold at living prices, to be deliver
cd next fall.
1t GEO. j. CLoUGH.
Graham guardian., 1901-06-07

The Southern Pacific company is
preparing to burn oil in its engines.
1t has erected an oil tank at Tue
son, that will hold a million gal
Ions of oil, and will require a
month to fill it,-Tempe NeioS.
Graham guardian., 1901-06-07

Memorial day was observed IN
many of the towns throughout the
Territory.
Graham guardian., 1901-06-07

The Mesa Creamery company is
marketing daily about IT'S pounds
of butter. The cream for this pro-
duct is furnished by about l85 head
Of COWS. 1t costs about 3 cents to
feed these COWS daily, and they
produce about 20 cents worth of
milk per day, clearing II cents. A
good live creamery is one of the
best wealth distributing mediums
possible.-Free Press.
Graham guardian., 1901-06-07

rIUh tne SoPPei hrd'
Ben Crawford returned last week
from Tucson, where he is frequent
ly called of late on "important
business"
Mrs. Chas. Freeman arrived from
Stafford last week. Mr.. Freeman
has secured a cottage on Chase
creek, where the family will reside.
The new coke bins for the Ari-
zona Copper company are now in
use, with a capacity for about
$50 cars of coke. They will prove a
great convenience to the company.
J. P. Gillespie, one of the pros
porous farmers of the Solomonville
country, spent few days in Cliff
ton this week. Mr.. Gillespie does
not depend on the hay market, but
fattens cattle and hogs on his alfal
ia, and always finds good market
for them at prices which pay bet
ter than selling hay. If other
farmers Of the valley would follow
his example the community would
soon be independent Of local rail
road rates.
John A. Porter, capitalist of
Denver, Colo, visited Clifton this
week, and was greatly surprised at
the Importance of the place. He
was accompanied by Charles E. Nc
Connell, president of the Smelter
State Bank, of Durango. They
had been on a tour Of Southern
Arizona and were greatly surprised
at the general prosperous condition
of the southwest.
WILLIAM CHURCH DEAD.
A dispatch from Denver dated
May 25, conveys the sad intelli-
gence of the sudden death by
of William Church, one
of the most prominent and wealthy
citizens of that city. Mr.. Church
was one of the pioneers of this dis
trict, coming here in 1880, and
by indominable energy and per-
severance did more than perhaps
any other one man toward opening
up the great copper mines of Mo
renci. Though constantly harass-
ed by hostile Apaches and by rust
lers in those early days, Mr..
Church stuck to the camp, and was
richly rewarded for his labor.
About four years ago he sold his
mineral estates to the De-
troit Copper Co., since which time
he has resided in Denver, where
he purchased real estate and en-
gagged in various business enter
prises. The announcement of his
death was shock to this commun-
ity, where he spent so many of
the most active years of his life,
He was so years Of age, but strong
and vigorous up to the time of bis
death.
Graham guardian., 1901-06-07
TERRITORIAL NEWS.

Senator Ives and Hon. Marcus
A. Smith have formed partner
ship, with law office in Tucson.
Graham guardian., 1901-06-07

Underwear and blankets at cost
at Layton, Alfred 4 Co.'S, 46tf
Graham guardian., 1901-06-07
RATES OF LEGAL ADVERTISING.

The following scale of prices has been au-
o,,,od INV tho GuARp1AN on legal advertising
Patent mining notices, per inch uO IN
sertionsl .... .''''.''' ',''''''.''',
Articles of Incorporation (6insertionsl
nor inch ...... ...... ...+-. .'s'''.'''''' 80 w
Notice to creditors and similar notices
from the Probate Court, per notice. ...'"''.t w oo
Land Proofs. o.. '''.'''''''''''' ~ 10
Notice of Forfeiture ......,,.'''-'''''''''i w w
Contest Notice. .','. '''.''','''''
All other legal advertising, per inch'
each insertion. ....,.,..'. '.'''''''''''''''-
Graham guardian., 1901-06-07
Clifton News.

From the Copper Era.
Ben Crawford returned last week
from Tucson, where he is frequent
ly called of late on "important
business"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-09
Wie Die Suuoe.

Brigade, @enera. Bel, Der bisberieC
@ommanbeur bes iibliden Tbeilss Dor
2uson, il in WafbInaton ansefommsn
gr peIiiheri, baB minbeftenS elm Sehitsl
Der mdnnli6eh 8sb6lteruns Der SnisI
pdbrenb ben lebten swei Sabren eet6ptel
tpuroe, ODER benz Sieber erlae. Wt ben
6ilipinoS wiro ni6t LANCE eeiadeli, su'
nal tie ielbh psrrdtberii6 iinb. 90 isl
sinem BadtpOiten bes Generals eitpu
$50 S6ritt BON benz Sauptauartier bon
sinsm 8OIomann, Der ii6 ais 5rudt.
banbIer osrileioet in oas 2aeer i6li6.
Der SOpf abeeidla8en tporben. ,,5ili.
pinps in meinem Dlftrift," ersdblte Der
tapfere @eneral peiter. .,ipurpen biufie
pom onberen SilipinOs a~netbalten, psnn
ie Sanf gum Bertuuf bra6ten. Sic
mubten pro 2ubuns Sanf einen Dollar
Sleuern bssublsn. Capt. Sano BON As
Snfunterie . 8esimsnt Uerburs iid mil
ltds damn auf einem Sanfpaeen unb
ais perielbs anesbaIten puroe. eabsn bic
Soloaten Seusr. Stunt 5llipinos blieben
auf BEN plabe. Sic paren stpar unbs.
paffnst. uber iie iparen au aufOrinslit
setpeien. Wuroe Elm 5iIlpino 30 lreehh
elmer 3eit aubetbalb zines nmtreiiss pom
$50 ynroS Su elmer S%eleerapbenl lnes
BetrChen, 70 purce ct pbne WeIterss
nieeer9ei4Uhen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-09
duSIlelIungs= oCDDnDett.
@is bic Rsaenbussnfarbeu auf bic sras
fen @sbdnos aufsstrassn ipsrbsn.

gSabe SSinfs, ipas Die Ssiuhsr Der panamsr
rifauiihsn stustsuuus an stiormtsr pIafii'
ihsr characterization uno tn 1arbsuSsforar
ton isben tSnusn.
IS III nun m69li6, etpas nGber on
cie Setradtrn9 Der plaItiiam uno 6ar'
benal belt an ben GebGuOen Der bans
a%meritaniiden ausliellun9 bernnSu=
9eben. 0as am meiteIien DOr9ei6rittene
BebGuOe III Die Maidinenbolle. Ser
.Stuii" All Der aubenieite oes @sbdu-
oes 1T taft oller an Srt unO STEELE uno
oer erUBe gau 1T in Den Sdnoen Der
Garbentiinller.
CbmOEl bic MaidinenbaIle elm iebr
aroBes @ebGuoe III. ndmlid 500 lei
$50 6uB, iino Die bier 6aiiuOen ardi-
tettoniid OennOd 70 unterbroden, OaB
lueOer MonOtOnie nod Strsnge berti6t.
Sober. Der 10 9Iiidlih aeiueIen, bic gus-
liellunasarinoe wGbreno Oieier lsBten
OOr9ei6rittenen YeriDoe Der @ntnifes
lung gu beiuden, a%pplauoirt obne
3O9srn ben giinti9en Reiultuten oes
arditetturellen ipiuObl als oes Sarbens
planes.
Samit Der 9eisr elm ridti9es Ser.
%ltGnoniB babe, mill i6 Suerlt Die 9e=
fOrmte @rbeit, nit melder bas 9leuBere
oes 8ebGuOes geidmiidt III, bei6reiben.
8ermittellt zines iebr ingsniOien aus
Clips ber9eIellten 6abritates, Dem elm
reidlihes Guantum BON Manilafniern
bei9emen9t III, INN oas Material sdb
uno onuerbHit su MAIDEN, miro ben
8ebduoen bas @usieben BON 8~eoieeen.
belt uno MaiiiuitGt ais aud Die S66ns
belt bon rei6bebauenem Stein Der.
lieben. Nllein, oa bas Bacterial niht
Stein III. III oOrgeihla9en wOroen, bic
9rbsit gu tOlOriren. 9ie Sruee, tuie bic
Sarbe Onsumenoen iei. nm oaourd bic
S60nbeit oes @srtes su erbOben. bat
Der Griinoungsgate oss Serrn Charles
y. Burner, oes beriibmteIten Mauer=
mulers Der @elt, cine idwere aufsabs
9eItellt.
Ser Guberii tomplisirte @buratter
Der .StOii"=arbeit uno bic un9ebeure
Men9e o0pOn in Sarten Mufern iellten
bon oornberein cine abidrsdsnoe Mufs
9abe. Gis bier breiten 6aiiaoen oes
@ebdubes baben allie einen Nrtaoens
sfiett. SeOes 6eniier III tbatiGdlid Elm
melt ein9emOlbier SO9en nit peitem
Rabmen. Seoer Gingan9 beliebt aus
sinem Ooer mebreren bOben GemOlbe=
bO9en nit maiiipen 9feilern uno ieOes
pfeilethen III bon aus9eiudter arbeit.
Seoes 6eniter III eetreuli9 9ebilOet
uno nOllenoet mad ben tiniilerii6Iten
Soeen Der arditetten Der ipnniiden
Renaiiinnte, mel6e BEN all9emeinen
9lrditetturplan Der gusfsllung gu
8runoe lisgt.
9n ben bier gdsn oss 9rcBen 8ebdus
bes limb bier Sbirme nit oiienen Pas
billions so SUB iber Dem grpbOeen.
lleber ben 9roBen 9sm0lbter gin9Gn9sn
an Der Shs uno @efieite limb maiiipe
Come. 3tuei isbr bObe Sbirme erbeben
lid IorObl iiber ben NOrOs als ben
Sioeingnn9 uno oienen CUR 8erbOll=
ftdnoi9una aiueier nunoerb0rer arhitet=
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-09

Der 0eiIe eeI6H iuOr6en, un6 bic mir
flung in ni6t nnr aneenebm uno bar.
mOnii6, i%OnOern bic 4rbeit III elm
tiinhlerii6er triumph, Der Seoermann
aus glab Ooer 6ern erIreusn tpirO. Die
lurnoerbdre Sarmonie Der pielen Sars
ben, Die periuenoet uOroen fino, in auf
Der Stelle sriidtli6 uno es oibt teinen
3u9 ouf Der gushellung, Der mebr oas
allgemeine Sntereiie errsat bate, oils
Der 9roBe 5arbenplan. Wenn Die anoe.
ren 90 Ooer mebr arrben @ebGuOe in
5nrbenprodt erfirablen uno nit iuIs
bar aefOrmtsr plaltiIder grbeit ae-
i6miidt iein ueroen. oann miro Die
Wirtun9 cine tieie lleberraI6una iein
fur Sieienigrn, uelde anoere @usfels
Iungen beiu6t bnben.
Mari 8ennitt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-09

Wai6iuen' uno ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
tureller 9ompciitionen. Der Seller Iielle
lid, penn er fam, ben erquiiiten unO
idDnen @6aratter oieies e~insi9artieen
Wertes Dor au9en. SemanO bat 9eio9t,
es %erinnere ben 9eidauer an bic eelun-
0eniien Sd6pfungen zines 9ei6idten
3uderbGdsrs auf Dem @ebiste oes Sod=
seitstudens, ALIEN in pielfa6 per9rDBer.
tenn WabIiabe. Ser 8ergleid III Diel=
leidt nidt libel. benn Die gusfellung
ieiert ia cine inni9ere 8erbinouna smis
Tb6n ben Delidieoenen Gmeritas unb
in ibrsm uripriin9li6en 9Deib beiaBen
bic wunOeroollen Staff &Ompciitio
men bic anideinenoe Bartlett zines oie-
Ter sierliteu @ebiloe aus oes 3udsr
bidders Sano.
SeoO9 Scribe IN binsu9eiommen unt
has @eiB Deri6munoen. 9ie aebnlid-
teit III ni6t mebr pOrbanoen. Die elGn=
Senoen Sarben, pel6e Die Mauren In
Granada uno gnoaluiien Dor bunoers
ten BON Sa9ren 70 unperriidli6 lieb=
ten, iino niecer erItanoen, urrb spar
beiier ais uripriinglid. Die majelfds
tii4en SGulen uno 3ierpieiler iehen
aus ME eeidniBiss @lIsnbein. Die
@rabesien baben einen SintererunO
bon e~ldn3enoen S6attiruneen, wie
@elb unb Die beri6ieosnhen Stutn
bon ROth. lin bic Dome sieben lid
8dnosr BON Grim uno anoeren 6arben.
Sic Sdder iino aIle aus rotten Sic.
aelR. Sic breiten WaIierrinnen neroen
oura &OnTOlsn 9sIiBt. pel6e oils in
,isrlide 6Ormen geidnibtes 8OienbOlS
erl9einsn. Die bO6en Sbiirme l6im.
mern in Slnu, ROtb uno Sob. We=
oaillOns bon ericiiOn uno anoeren bee
riibmten WGnnern, Die Der Welt nuns
oerbate WaT6inen 9eidenit babsn, iinb
nit sinem farbi9eu 8lanse umgeben.
Wie idpieri9 ooer unmo9li9 es aud
benz 2eisr srideinen mag, sldn;enot
6arben auf Elm 10 srobes 8sbduOs nil
oieies in 70 reidlidsm Mabe dnsuipsn.
ben, obne feline grcbortieteit 3u ger
iiOren uno ihm elm billiaes gusIebsn 81
! psrlsiben. Die aufnobe ii in nl1nisu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-09
Rafen,@ g tiuifeluua.

Die etbnoIosif9e &btbeilung Der
pundmeritanii9en 4usftelung ipirb
Elm OielumfuFenOss MuIeum ur9GoIOz
glider S9GBs sntbalten, tpel9e bic
gntpideluns Der msni9li6sn RaFsn,
gang Defenders In 4merita, be5ei9s
men. Die neue DeIt bietet betanntli3
fir ur9Golosii9e Stubien Elm reides,
bisber sismlt9 p.rna6lGfiigtes Selb.
Robe BertSsuge unb 9efdBe Der Ios.s
nannten .Mouno Builders" Der @3tes
Ten unb Sncas. tperbeu ben beutigen
ameritdnern bic Sa6rbunoerte aIte
9ultur Der llreinnobner 4msritas be-
mOnitriren. Oieie unI6dBburen &C.
senitGnoe, ipelde crit in unIeren Sasen
9efunoen rpurben, bieten babel cine iels
tsne @elessnbeit, ben sroBurtisen Sort.
fbritt oes Observation-Disclosures in Be-
aug auf 2rbsit unb Grfinbunsen nub.
bringenb gu beobu6ten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-09
Der ftdrffte xurnbe;irf -.

Der 3~urnbesitf bon 81. 2Ouis, bsfitb.
enb aus l8 8srsinen in Wifouri, Mrian.
las uno SGb. Illinois, belt in Der Sdo.
peit' Surnbaae in ct. Souls feline 80.
Sabre SpsriammIuns oh. Ser 8ssirf n
beute Der erOBte in ben 8ereInistsn
Staten unb tpe,it ettpa 5000 WitslieOei
auf. Ri6ter TbeObOr s. Zimmerman
flbrte bel ben 8erbnnbIuneen ben 8orlib
AnIdBlid bss 9ooss bes n~alicnalen
5eitpr diioenten Guer in Pbilaoelpbiu
puroen 2rauetbeidllfe aneenOmmsn.
Sine &eiolulion. tpelhe bic glnfibrune
bon S6ulswanesseieben befirwOrist,
nm bic Mnfteaune bon 8inbern IN 2doen
unb Sabrlten su %petbinoern. eelunete sur
Wnnabme.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-09
3ein Sanbslss Vropifcrium NIT
GnalauS.

Sine An,ubI beutidsr 3eitunssn babsn
firslld bic 8sflt&tuns eeduBert, oab be
S%erIdnserune oes en8lii& > osu:iden
SanOslS . BrOpiiOriums bis gum Sabre
1903 bic Sntsrshen DeuiidIunOs emit,
llb iddoieen tperbe. Der @orreiponoeni
Der ..AfOciirtsn BreRs" erfdbrt nun aus
ausss3slanetsr lusle, OaB DeutIdIanb
teinerlei Abtommen init @roBbrltannisn
getrOffen bat, um bas PropiOrium su
psrlansern. 9ie enelii6e Resierune
IdBt 9eutidlanO BLOB bic 8ebanOIuns
Der meiitbesiniieten Ration ansebeibsn,
unb DeutidlanO perfdbrt in elsiGer
Bsiis, Obns pab Elm beioneersS usbersins
IOmmen spiidsn ben stpei 2dnoern be,
ftebt, Die 8etbanbIuneen pesen einss
8ertra8es i6peben nod in Der suitdnbi
gen &eiGstu8s. Sommth lion.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-09
Sslamart, eadapanna uno gsrfern 8abu
Su Strait tsn 2. DECEMBER 1900.

eablia -9uldbt SCRANTON fir Nsp ypri
mn Lao, 300, $50, $40 uni zoos, 8ormii.
taas ; 1855 unb 1888 Ranmittass. 5hr
Streubsbura, UNI 6.t0 Nom. Wilh. uni Nc
spmmSeations. 3us um 3.40 Nahmitings. Gr.
rsitt Ssboffu IN, $50, 7.t6, 1923 Woretns /;
1905, 3.t5, A.4S une 7.i9 Nahmitiaas
Grrsitt pbilaeslybia nm LOG, 1923, 600
une 8.22 Yabmitiags. 9rrfibi SCRANTON
pen 9tp yerf I'M ITO, No une 10 %
Ror. ; 100, 1.52, SAB, S.45 uRp II 80 Nom
Bon StrOuesburs I'M S.05 Mprssns.
RSrolif -gtriGet Serauicu fir Buffalo unt
3wil6snhatipnsn, nm lis. 4.t0 unp 900
DIOR. f.55, 5.4S 1876 unp Wafm. Sur %
ptao uup SpratuIe I'M 4 10 DIOR. UNI t.55
Nahm. 5ir Utica I'M Ito DIOR. uno i.55
Ra9u. DIR Mpnrplt I'M 8 90 Wer +; t.05
uHe 5.46 Wa&m. Our Hihplipn I'm 4.v0 unp
els Ra1m. Our Sinsbamton. 1926 Dor
mittaas. Grrsiht SCRANTON pom SuHalr
nm lbs, 2 SIS, 5.45 unb 10 90 Wpr.; 3.3U
unb 800 Nahm. Bon Sspfgo uno SpIdcuti
I'm 2.55 Dor. 1898 u. = W Nom. Bon lliiea
um2. 55aRor.; 1885, u. 800 Rom. Bon Ni1ol
lon nm $50 DIOR. une 600 Nabm. Bon
Wpntrelt UNI 10 % Nor; $40 une 0t
Nahm.
Sloomsbura Sibiiion-@uIGe SuantOr
fir Nertbumbtrlaup um Gas. 10 05 DIOR.
t.55 une ssh Natm dur pIymUutb um LOS
$40 unit, $3.50, Nabm 6lr 9iusifpn, ST.
Rer. Grrtitt YortbumbtrlLnc um 9.35 D4or.
ITO, 500 une 8 45 Ha6m. Grrst1t 9tus
Ron nm $50 Wor. Gusibt plymouth nm 2.Ol
A.32, $50 unp 1890 Born 9rrsibt Sernn
ton pen Wp%rtbumberlanp un 3 AZ Dior; IL.
IS, $50 uub S.45 Wahm. bon 3iualfcn IN
100 Mer. Bon plymputb nm 7.55 WcT.
$40 unp 5 .35 Hatm.
S0nntasS'3nee.
eabli4 -BsrlGet Serduisn nm | 40. 3.W
$50, Hnb 1905 Mcr.; 1888 unh 3.4O Nabn
sianni.
sgSrolia -9ulS6t Scranton UNI 1.t5 Nm
A,fO Wer.; f.55, 5.4S unb IL IS Wabm.
HIeemsburg SibifoH -8srIdbt Snanip
m 1905 MpT. uue $50 Wa8m.
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DOrier 8upitaliitsn uufeeforOert tporoen,
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an Der american Cigar Co." babsn
uno bate feline 9ldne pobl i6un Der.
pirtlidt. tpenn nidt bic cine 5Irma bic
9%eoinsuns esitsli, bus Der ssssnpdrtiss
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suoem anertannt tperben mub.
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Giiembabn Seittnbelle.
erit uns mpomiua gaatp eiisnbahn 80.

eF" H"' "OS"""b O""1 V
3tittabtlt in Strait ben II. September 1900.
3ist fir Saplsp unp falt %luuftt, ~ pam
ltp Btrbinpuns init Der Grit elitnbabu fur Nsp
2jcri, Nspbureb unp 3piitsntatipnsn mahrne,
pulaRtn SCRANTON nm 7.u5 Wcrgsns une 2.25
Ra6m.
3lss fOmmtn Jan in Scranton nm 1890
Mprgtns une $40 Abrnbs.