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The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-28

There is nothing like Asthmalene. II
brings instant relief, even in the worst =
cases. 1t cures when all else fails.
The Rev. G f. WELLS OF Villa
Ridge, IL, says: "Your trial bottle of
Asthmalene received in good condition.
| cannot tell you how thankful feel for
che good derived from it. l was slave
chained with putrid sore throat and As
thma for ten years, | despairrd Of ever
being cured. l saw your advertisement
for the cure of this dreadful and torment
ing disease, Asthma, and thought yau
mad overspoken yourself, but resolved to
give it trial TO my establishment the
trial acted like a charm. Send me full
size bottle"
REV. DIR. NORRIS WECHSLER.
Rabbi of the Cong. Bnai Israel.
New York, Jan. g. 1901.
Drs. Taft Bros Medicine Co.,
Gentlemen: Your Asthmalene is an
excellent remedy for Asthma and Hay
Fever. and its composition alleyiates
Ill troubles which combine with As
thma. Its success is astonishing and
wonderful.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-28
REV. DIR. NORRIS wECHsLER.

After having it carefully analysed,
no opium. morphine, Ihlnroform or ether
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1901-01-08
Meeting Of Bar Association.

The meeting of the bar association o.
the second judicial district called for to-
day met at ago at the court room Judge
F.. {. Steele presided. The matter In
hand was to fix upon some fitting way to
commemorate the centennial of Marshal
day. The result of the conference today
is that Judge Jno. r. Mcbride Of Spokane
will be invited to address the citizens
OF Lewiston Il nder the auspices of the
District Bar association. The address
will be given at the Normal auditorium,
Feb. 3. 1901. A special invitation will
be extended to the normal students, to
the members of the Lewiston high school
and to the teachers of both schools.
The special fitness Of asking Judge Nc
Bride to deliver an address on this &C.
casion is that Judge Mcbride was
the first chief justice of Idaho. He
was appointed by President Lincoln Feb.
IA, 1866, IS years ago. He sat as chic
justice in the first case heard in Idaho
Judge Mcbride is pioneer of the pio-
neers. scholarly exponent of the best o {
his times. There will be rich treat in
store for those who are fortunate enough
to hear his lecture.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1901-01-08
ParagrapbiealIy Cold

Mrs. Ada Davis is now in charge of the
Gateway.
Thomas Boise is confined to his room
with sickness.
1.-THE Two Partners at the opera
house Friday night Prices IS, IS and
so cents.
All lovers of the drama should not fail
to see "The Two Partners" beautiful
story of the mines, Friday night.
The Moss Rose Circle Of the Women of
Woodcraft installed their officers last
night after which an elegant lunch was
served.
Meuli & Loiuax have unique
window display Of underwear the price
cards being cut from card board in the
shape of hatchets.
A warranty deed was filed today with
Auditor Stookey from Christ Weisgerber
to l.. c. Ellsworth for lots 7 and 8 in
Park addition to Lewiston. consideration
f775.
In Justice Thompson's court writ of
attachment was given S. Wildenthaler
against A. J. Manning in the sum of
$sI.35. The property attached is lot 3 Of
block 4, North Park addition to Lewis
ton.
At meeting Of the Christian Endeavor
society Of the Presbyterian church the
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Miss Bernice Mccoy; vice presi-
dent, J. II. Sprrgue; secretary. Adrian
Sweet; treasurer. Miss Mae Cooper.
In the case Of the Stste Of Idaho vs..
Wiley Martin who assaulted Everett
Schantz was yesterday dismissed by
Justice McConkey. he finding that
Schantz was the aggressor from start to
finish, and that Martin was justified in
ejecting him from his saloon. The state
was represented by Col Danford and the
defense by J. B. West.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1901-01-08
Weather Report.

Lewiston, Idaho, Jan. 8, 1900
Barometer 80. IS, temperature minimum
in last "a hours &C, maximum in last "a
hours 80. change in "a hours, E.
Wind-Direction, southwest; velocity.
light.
State Of Weather-Cioudy.
Precipitation in last "a hours, r.
Weather Threatening with
occasional snow tonight and Wendes.
day; probably cooler Wednesday.
A portion of the area Of low barometric
pressure has been forced eastward BY a
pronounced high coming in from the
British possessions and now overlies the
upper lake region, the remainder occu-
pies practically the same position that it
did Yesterday morning, clear weather
prevails only over portions OF the eastern
slope of the extreme southwest.
Precipitation is reported from Wash
ington, Oregon, California, Ariz ma,
Utah, Colorado, Idaho, Montana and
Minnesota; rain was falling this morning
at Flagstaff and Eureka and snow at
Roseburg, Walla Walla and Duluth.
FRANK l.. MCCLINrIc,
Official in Charge
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1901-01-08
City Council Meets,

The council met in regular session last
night. Outside Of the regular routine
work Of reports and bills. J. w. Reid
presented some matters Of general inter
est pertaining to some improvements to
be made on the hill at the head of Fifth
street grade. First, representing the bar
of north Idaho, he asked for an expression
from the council regarding their willing
ness to deed lot to the state Of Idaho
providing public building should be
placed upon it to be used as supreme
court room and library for the use of the
court in its sessions here and for the At
torneys who at all times find it necessary
to consult the supreme court library.
Unanimous consent was given by the
council to such proposition, and Mr..
Reid will now proceed to Boise to lay
the matter before the legislature.
Mr.. Reid, as chairman Of committee
from Nez Perez lodge No. 10, A. F. aud
A. NJ, asked the council to appoint q
conference committee to meet with the
committee from the lodge to consult over
the purchase Of lot for the purpose Of
erecting Masonic temple. Messrs.
Storer, Weisgerber and Lake were ap-
pointed a. such committee.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1901-01-08
Advertised Letters.

List OF Letters remaining uncalled fol
IN the postoffice at Lewiston, Nez Perez
county. Idaho, for the week ending Jan.
7. 1891.
Able, J l.; Chitwood, J l.; Ellsworth,
Mrs Minnie; Homer, George Wallace;
Hill, Maud; Henderson, Mrs Ruth M;
Harper. Mrs Lavina w; Ireland, Richard
King, Jennie; Kimbrel, Alva; Lyon, Mrs
Q r; Little. F; Mathew, Sill; Metcalfe
Hugh. Morris. J R; Hullen, Harry; Nc
Mann. John; Mccormack, ] b; Mckay,
Mrs Maryr Resell, Mrs Charlotte; Reeser,
DR.. w B; Woody, Lutte.
JOHN l.. CHAPMAN, p. NJ.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1901-01-08

The best canned vegetables is the Mi
lionaire Club, for sale at Russell's groc
cry.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1901-01-08
Notice.

The Teller received through the post
Office this morning an anonymous COM
munication, signed by "Old Democrat. -
The article il timely, personal and
pointed, and if ''Old Democrat" will
kindly drop into the Office and give us
his name, not necessarily for publication
but for protection, the Teller will give
the article in question publication. 1t is
we'll established rule in all newspaper
Offices not to give publication to an anon
ymous article.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1901-01-08
French Ball Tonight.

NEW YORK, Jan. S.-For the Roll, time
IN as many years the Cercle Francois DO
/ Harmonic tonight entertain New York
with the gayety of the French ball. The
ai'air' as usual, takes place in the Madi-
son Square Garden which is being elab.
orateiy decorated for the occasion. The
managers intend to make this years ball
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1901-01-08

especially brilliant in honor of the adj
vent of the twentieth century. The dec
orations will be reproduction OF the
beautiful Champs Elysees on Partisan
iete night. Manp imported novelties will
be introduced and ballet of 500 will be
leading feature.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1901-01-08
Singing Evangelists,

The meetings being held at the Metho-
dist church are being we'll attended
Evangelists Lewtas and Reed are forcible
and entertaining speakers and are ex-
cellent singers. Large audiences are be-
ing attracted to the meetings.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1901-01-08

At the prescription drug store all ex-
tracts, tlnctures, spirits, medicated waters
chemicals, etc, ETC., are chemically all
alyzed or have been ysiologically
tested before being sold or used in
prescription work. tt
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1901-01-08
NOTICE STOCKHOLDERS MEEr1Nc

NOTICE STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Notice is hereby given that meeting
OF the stockholders of the Kettenbach
Co., Limited, has been called to conve ne
on Saturday the 18th day of January.
1901, at 10 O'Clock a. m, at the directors
room OF the Lewiston National Bank in
Lewiston, Neg Perez county, state Of
idaho. Said meeting has been called for
the purpose Of electipg five directors for
SAID corporation for the first wear of ito
existence, and for the purpose of adopt
ing bylaws for said corporation.
ny order OF the acting president.
Dated this 28th day Of December ,ooo
FRANK W. KETTENBACH.
Acting president of Kettenbach Co.
Limited. go ~"
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1901-01-08
Coming and Going

l. p. Letter is in town from Grange
vile.
W. A. Stevenson returned to Spokane
today.
A. Mohler, of Spokane, returned home
today.
R. l.. Dammon is guest at the Grand
hotel.
Vim. X. Davis, left this morning for
Wallace.
J. G. Wright, of Culdesac, is a visitor
in the city today.
o. A. Beastlay, of Honolulu, is regis
tered at the DeFrance.
Francis jenkins, of Moscow, is guest
at the Raymond house.
W. X. Wyatt, of Lapwai, left on the
boat this morning for Boise.
X. l.. Spiker, merchant of Kamah.
arrived in the city last evening
Louis Harris and Md Campbell are
in the city from Nezperce today.
M. c. McGrew, business man of Ken
drick, arrived in the city yesterday.
Mac Cannon, night clerk at the De
France, is visiting relatives in Pomeroy.
John Evans, of Riverside, was pas
senger on the Orofino train this morning.
NJ. G. Ricether and daughter left for
Pendleton, Oregon, on this mornings
boat.
Zed Edwards arrived from Spalding
last evening and will spend the winter
here.
B. G. Church, of Asotin, left on the
Spokane train this morning for Moscow
on business.
L. B. Howard went to Granpeville this
morning i'll the interest of the Lewiston
Mercantile Co.
A. Schribe left on the Orofino train
this morning for his mining interests
on Rapid River.
II. Ward arrived on the Orofino train
last evening and left on this mornings
boat for Wallace.
Judge Steele arrived from Moscow to
attend the meeting of the bar of this
district held here today.
w. E. Travis arrived on the train last
evening from Salt Lake City and left this
morning for Grangeville.
Miss Inez Baird was passenger on this
mornings train for Spokane where she
will attend business college.
Miss Hattie Dickerson, who has been
visiting friends here for the last few DAYS.
returned to her home at Kendrick,
Mrs. r. d. Cline was a passenger on
the steamer Spokane this morning on her
way to Nalla Walla to visit relatives.
J. ID. c. Thiessen returned today from
his trip to North Yakima, where he went
to inspect winter ranges for his sheep.
A. A. Norton and w. A. Irwin left on
the Orofno train this morning on their
way to the Seven Devils mining district.
w. A. Ellis, a mining man, arrived on
last evenings train from Spokane and |
left on this mornings train on his wav to
Pierce City.
F. w. Emery. of Small & Emerv,s
sawmill, left on this mornings train for
Bear creek, near Vollmer, where thew
have logging camp.
VIM. Buchanan, sheriff of all
county, arrived in town last eyenin ON
Moscow and left this morning wit, Fer.
guson. who was arrested in this c :, for
cattle stealing.
F. M. Hinkly and wife ret.;.: ed ON
last evenings train from Luverne MINI
accompanied by Mrs. Hinkly,s sister.
Miss Beatrice Hyke, who will spend the
winter with them.
Miss Anna f. Hall. an attendant from
the state asylum at Blackfoot. arrived in
the city yesterday and left on the steamer
Spokane in charge of Mrs. Ella pedeu
who was adjudged insane bv Judge a,.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1901-01-08
Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Lewiston National Bank will be held at
day of January, 1901, at 10 O'Clock a. III.
GEORGE II. KESTER, Cashier.
Lewiston, Idaho, Dec. 7, 1900. 5S-tf
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1901-01-08

The Prescriptiondrug store is the plac
to get your prescription prepared. tt
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1901-01-08

-Wildenthaler's, headquarters for a
kinds of Schilling's Best goods.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-25
3ar mirb nniIb.

Gin ruRii@sr SId&tIins in garis sr.
belt bon einsm Geiinnunssesnoffsn in
st. petersburg sinsn Brief foIssnben
Snbalts: .,gs ia bier cine Ra6ri&i
uerbreitst, bic mir iaum eIauben btrfen.
Sic psrotn fi@ erinnern. tpie Der Gar
por stpsi Sabrsn bic 8elt nit ieiner
5riebsnS' BrOtIamotion ibsrraidte. nH,
iere a8euten msloen, baB Der Gar nit
Der 4bfidt umeebe. cine tpeit meripdr.
oieere 8stanntmadune su ertaEsn. @r
Mil cine 8srfnhuus %sinfdbren. 0iefslbs
in pobI einisitis unb i'm Suiersfe bss
abiolutsn Sarentbums entnorfen, aber
nibtsosiopeniser 1T es cine Contribution
auBsroem trdet ii6 Der Gar nit benz
8eoanten, elm Parliament einsufibrsn
so miro spar elm Parliament fem, benz
Sanoe uno SlBe esbunbsn iinb, alein
es 1T INNER elm parlamsnt. bas fGr bic
Sreipeit Gublanbs 9ionisrbisnits tbnu
fam. Sails Der Gar Contribution unb
parliament eepdbrt, iperben iid bic Bet
ben in araaen Der Bursauirniie bsfinbsn.
peren Stdrts sic isnnen. Benn inbsb
Der Gar nur an bisier Sose fsfbdIt. 70
q bieS elm sutss 8eidsu fur uns. Die
8erOfsnilidune unb 8srbrsituna bisis,
Ra&ri&t mag inOsb tpeitsre aofufsn
uno mebr Rnutenbiebe brineen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-25
Rrupp In Nmeriea.

Sn philadelphia tpirO beitImml beri6
let, oaB IN rpsnIstn Wonntsn IN gDhp.
tone BET Gbeiter: IL Wellen pon Ybila.
oeIpblu, etpa 1000 Arbslier lUbuenb,
8ei1arisuns fnOen nsrren TN einsi
Silluls Der 8rupp'i6sn 8dduBfabrlt
IN Wuaoebu asSudlu. Sic flb,t ben
RamIu ..@tuion StOn Bott5" unO ba.
elbit psroen be Nothnons. @ti6ub.
ibilms tit bic Observation-Disclosures on.
.eierust 3. . 1ufm pom Buff llo if
ser Prdlipsnt Der 9Omponte. Der be,
inosre jSnbrllen IN ben Der. Staaien,
,tpel In Canada uno d IN europa bal
0ie neue 5abrli IN gbcpfone umfas
Inc 6lGi6e bon 1873 IcpS. 4bt etoB,
9ebdube iino fr uao isrna uup sper
IN 8au seeufen. eIne S,dbIplaltsnsls'
Bsrei. 800 BET 300 i5uB unD e,ne Wo
'1,usnpsrttdiIs. 800 Del 300 5us SIN
Wai b. S wuO be i5Gbut In 8stttt
ssisbt psrosn unb psnu aae Depnrte
msnts srii elumuI i'm 9auee iinD, bunn
icasn anseblib 1000 Arbstter bsi6di
tlet petpen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-25
TurAt Dor auferifa.

Der 2onbonsr Spectator" bradts
einsn Mrtifsl uutsr BEN GitsI: Der
Continent uno Amsita." SIN bemieiben
ipirb bas Sntsrpistp nit BEN Aomiral
@anapero in Goulon er6rtert, tueldes Der
Anii4t bss 8erfafers ienes ArtitelS
ssmds ni&t s~ebdbrsnb bstra&tet purbs.
Abmiral Ganapero duberte fi6 oarilbsr,
bab Der Dreibunb europa ben Srisben
30 Sabre tang f@srte, pie fOlst /:
,Disie 1batia&e ionte bic Yaiionen
ppbI busu peranlafsn. baB fe bic Hotb'
psnbisteit zines 8anbnifes eesen Ams'
rita, Aiisn unb 4frifa in @rtpdeuns
sisbsn. Die Nnforoerunasn Der GiUili'
iation tperoen oasu Stpingen." .Disie
Aeubsruns," ertldrt Der Artifelidrsiber,
.,~corrsiponbirt nit Der Aniidt oes Oiter'
rsibii6sn Winiiters @rafen @oluhopstt.
Die Competition nit amerita. oeien
SGlfsquslen nabesu uneriGbpHl6 fino.
Vt faft unm6slib unb bic nmerltanii6en
Jrufs pirben nidt ,6sern fid idIeunisft
Su repan6iren, tpenn bic europalf6en
Wddte is burd 3oltatife bsi6rdntsn
polsn. almerifa iiest oud sinftieer fur
Den 8srtebr nit afen unp iie noaen
ben aiiatii&en 8bltsrn bic &ssisruns
lafen. tpenn fe au6 bic g~blIippInsn
bersitS in ibren Belt nnbmen. uno OrIt'
tens ssist oas 8srbalten pet 8sreinistsu
5tuatsn ;u SSp.amerita. baB iis bass
islbe junr iel6f ni6t BADEN, es abeI
AUDI iOnft nismano lufien Dulsn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-25
1beueres 8rpp.

Solts Deutihlano nad sinissn fsttsu
) lbren isbt maSeren Subren enisegsn.
Bsben. iporauf aQe Anssl6sn biupslfsn,
10 trdfen bic 3oaerb6buna unb bic Der.
tbeueruns Der 2ebensmittel obnebin nit
Dem piribidaftlitsn Radeans suiam,
men. Das miBte Der So;ialoemofratis
neue Wuisn suiibren. 8aiier @ilbsIm
It anssbllG iber bic aerarlfds Aeitation
sntriitst uno ioq enii6lofen fem, isbsl
SIbDbuns bes @~streiossoaes Ibsr fiini
Roti ,u O%pponirsn. Bslm 8oite msbrl
N1 bic ueberSsuaun9, bab be Der @rnsu'
eruhe bartender Sanoelsoertraee ihlisB,
llb bod oils bic midtieits 5rass betra6,
tet oemssmdb erleoipt perben tpiro-
troB 4ararrler unb 8toipuhsr. Qeila
lion. Die 8srtrdse babsn fur bic in
cuitrie in lbrer lsbissn 5orm iih ale
aunfls ertpleien. Ausin, fpeber Hub'
lamb nod Osterreih pdtoen TN @uter
NIT li& rsOsn %luiisn. ipenn srotbltuut,
3Due sesen ibr @etreibs aufetlsst mir.
Oen. unO Der i3Oaitiss mdBts absrtau.
ienee bon @I,teussh uui's 9f fer ipst.
fen. 8e9tn Die pielfa6 oils brutal
leitllpsrte Bsbanoluns Der Oeuiite'
Sleierunien ieilsns Der Der. Staatsr
pdre elm SlnoeIspniras sbenfaas bas
pefte Wiitel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-25
Hreibuubs Bta(eu.

Die Submit bis DreibunSes, atul
asporOen bur6 bic frunsOiiidsitallsniide
8erbrlbsrune in 1oulOn. befbdfliste i'm
aaufs Der peiHoHsnsn Bo6s Que 8ss
mitber. Dion beet isbo6 feline erniten
3pefsl am Wisosrbsrtriit Stalien's sum
0reibunp. Die Btantaftereisn Der 81.
psi~srsbureer Btefs iiber ben ,.rufd6
uanSoiit .ualienii6sn Drelbuno" nlmml
mon BON ibrer bumOrtiiiiden . ait -GIs
'bapenfrCbes 8srsatBsn. cas iib bit
ruHtihs BrsHe BEN Drelbuno e%sasnlbe!
leltten irtl unD bas Den ibatiddiiten
Y%stbGlniHen gan, uno gar nl6t snt,
ipu6i. VS. niro suaeeeben. paB StaIlen
niht umbIn fam. elne bduslite pOlttli
~ befolaen, UNI su innersr &rdftieuna
AZ 9elaneeu. Auf benz Bege bierBu lie
lsn pOrpieaenb quite Sunoelsostirdss
unb pOliiii@ bultsn 6ranscien uno Sta
Iisnsr nitt piel BON chamber, fdOn be-
8~onfurren; uuf BEN WltteldnOIiber
Deere peeen. Solte Der uuHli6e @e
neral Bring 2Ouis RopOIeOn ii4 pirfIl6
nit Der sinsIeen IO&tsr bss 8rUBfitften
Dlabimir, benz Ontel bes 3aren, per,
mdblsn, 10 tpdte pislei6t Der 3eim gum
untsreaps Der 8spublit eeIsst. ipGbrsnt
i'm Drsibunb 2iaes beim Atten bliebe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-25
@plp In Wsnnfplpauien.

7bpmpfon. Iopnibip in Sutton 60
ga.. 10 piro aus GOnneasbuts beridtet.
iHsint bic metropolitan Ganbftraben in
ben Der. Stuatsn su bsfssn. Disielben
limb mi, Winsral m%ueoonmtiirt uno oas
@ounip bsinbst iit ibsr biefs gntbsdune
N Der siS6ten a%ufresune. ba tisfss
Winsral einen 8olbeebilt i'm Wertbs
bis ~ . a go pro 1ouns entbdlt. Sofspb
.. Gopau iasi. bab er auf Der 2anpftruBe
Stads cuffs 9srnospobl nufbob unb
sinsm Sa6psrfidnoiesn ;ur BTiifunp
lbersob, bsGen 8eridt sinen 9oIbaebalt
BON Sl.75 bis s4.60 nuhWies. Idu.
fsnbe BON Ndsrn 2anbes IN IOipnibip
inb bon Rapiialiten in Der SoTnune
sspaHtst nOrbsn, 8OIOminsn Iu snt'
ps6sn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-25
Nanif 10 Sapan2

Die finansieae Sage Sapans il bur6'
aus ni4t ermuttt8sno; ie,ne Sint,ers.
StaatS unb @eidaftsleute seben fid bic
s,Sbts Wdbs, slns Banit a~bsutpsnOen
Dleie Wrtbellune tputbe Der 8unbesre'
Sierune BON benz 8ensralconiul 8eQ0ps
IN Doiobnma eema6t. IS tpiro eei6ll'
Osri, Oas bic 6lnsfids atisssentiddois'
uns au&r in Sapan su elmer 9ttlnber'
psriobs flbrts. bab bic 26bns bo48inesu
uno Oas Bolt psripDbnt tpurpe. Dct
bic gntiddbisune rel6t nldt fur BIZ
Oauer. Die unterbredune bes Sanoels'
NIT Gbina bra6te sroBen Sdaoen. Su
Sabre 1900 importit S lpan fir 1884,
800. 900 Waaren msbr als es trpottuie
AusidnDlbsS Gapual mlbiraut ben
8erbaliniHen in Sapun. Die 8Oit.n
osS 2ebensunterbaltsS baielbft in ben
Iestsn paar Sabrsn inb rs 8rosent ee'
itlseen. uno Das 8elb bort ut iebr tnapp
Btsls 8antsrotts itno bsteiis srfoIst uni
anosre lperceH iol8en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-25
Sino uuebrlih,

IS bsibt IN Ystins. oaB Die Brin,sn
uno Stamisn Spar BEN Sbeln nod bic
3urldNebunB Der lnietndlionalen Irup'
pen perlun8sn, onB lie aber IN ButlI6'
felt plniden, IS mDssn nod nlht ale
5oIoaien Oas 9anb psrlnhen. Sn BEN
Ganoe plmmelt eS bon 8anoiten uni
ST. BCrern. pelbe dber bic Stdote unr
S6tfe, bufaQen uno pisie pIinosrn mir.
zen, iOSalO bic Iruppen oas 9ano rdu.
men. Sic puroen it'd uud an 8rns
Sbins unb g. 9uns @bune raden. psl6e
ole nntetbtudune Der Boyer %bsflrwotien.
Bran oranst Oarauf ouB snitpspsr bis sui
Rldtsbr oss aaliers Elm Asssnt ernannl
Ipito, ODER oab bic aQiirien 1tuppsn ben
poi elnfunsen unb ben aalisr sutiidbriEs
len lolen,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-25

% II msbr aatarrb in bisitr 6sstnb bee
gaubts ale Won aftn anberen Sranfbtttsn lu'
lammtn, une bic in etH lsgi'u 9abrsn gait tr
ale uubtilbar. Sid, Sabre lang nfIdrtsn Dol
loren ibn fir cine lefaIs aranibtit nne lbrttbtn
lsfalt 5tilmiiitl ppr. une ba ne ibn NIT arjtlt-
DER 9tbanelnne b%sitiupis ni6t f%arirtsn, trfIGr-
ten &c ibn fir unbtilbnr. Die Wihsuitafi bat
btpitltu, bae aatarrb cine eOnfhtuttcHsfrant-
belt 10 uue btebaIb rsnfitutisntls 8tbanhluns
ufprent. bal'e Ratarb. sur, ~fdbritirt pom ].
}. 9btuty Il &p., 3oItes. Sbie. If bic
dn,iat esnhiiuiiputls aur i'm 1larfts. Sis
pire iunt,Ii6 in DOZEN pstr Cabin pom ,sbu
[ropftn bis ~ tintm SbstlpTtiuVa stncmnrtu.
Sit pirfi eireff auf pas sIut une bic iblsimiss
Obuhd6s ets Syffms. Sit bittsn sinbunbsTt
Donars fur i;bsn 5aa, ben ft ~ iurirtn VIZ
fttIt. eaet 9u6. GirfuIart unp 3eusuift
iommtn. AertfiTt:
g.. 3. gbtEss 6 60, 5pIsep, ..
EsaS- Bnfaufi upn attn appibttrn, IS . 10
bal's 6amilisu piatH FHs biz btffH.
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aus SnbsAmerifa.

Sn elmer Dspsi6s aus W~ontspibso.
Uruguay, bsB, ss: ..Sisr i&prrren
4erId,e BON elmer 8eri6n6rune bsim
Ntltldr. Webtsre Of ctsre pstbsn
lbsInabt. 8eustal 9arambula unit
Obert GssanOs limb ustbuftst pOrOsn.
Nus Su,nos Apres intro Bemslbet.
paB tilsnri6e 8orpoiten bis mad Dem
See Rabusl Susp, uorseorunsen limb.
Die 3sliunsen %psrlunesn. Dob bic Re
s~isruns snsrpif& 9rOtsft esssn bic
piebsrbOIisn SnpuiOnsn mad Arssnti.
MEN e,nleat.
Rsar. AbmiraI SdIsp ia in Rio be
Saneiro sinasttofsn. Ser @elaneie
Byron Dsrun t~lltste lbm su Gbtsn Elm
Banfeti.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-25
Mariueamt bat ped.

Nit ben nsusn lOrpsOOboOisn bat bas
Warneumt Bed. Aud baS %nsuelte.
Der tIelne :. @Oulostoroueb". perunelidis
bel islnsr speitsn ptobsfabrt. tpls 2tsu.
tenont, Commander Bsisrs aus Seattle,
Waib., msloet, oa cine 8Olberi i ,ngs
brad. Das Bacterial mar nlhts perib.
Sc Nib wbn 1ass o%auern. bis bus
5abrSsus flr cine psitsrs Prots in ben
Stano eeisbt perosn fam. Das Na.
Iineami puo IL u elm @rblbit IN Buffalo
baden. buS fi6 oils 3ustraft fur bic
Bannmuntnnifbe Austeaung srpeiisn
ndmIlb ben Warme.8 Onittuiisur
Sobion, ben .Wsrimae'' 8srienter.
ibsr Oas GIbibit Der Warins
Die Aufibt fdbren lou.