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The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1901-06-28
Teachers Institute.

The Hardeman County Teachers
Institute convened in the courthouse
Monday. An appropriate address
of welcome was delivered by Mayor
II. E. Carter, which was happily
responded to by Prof. Frank S.
Coffin, of Salisbury. Interesting
remarks were made by Rev. Ross
Moore, of Jackson, and Prof. Terry
Abernathy, of Selmer. Prof. T. E.
Bishop, Superintendent, is conduct
ing the Institute, and Miss Frances
Stuart is acting as secretary. The
previously published programme is
being carried out and the different
subjects are being handled with
credit by those to whom they are
assigned.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1901-06-28
Crop Report.

Following in the crop report for
week ending June 25th
Over the greater portion of the
Eastern Section the rainfall for the
week was excessive, interrupting
farm work, such as blowing and cul-
tivating, and harvesting of hay and
wheat, and also damaging some low
land crops by overflow while in
the Middle and Western Sections
clear skies prevailed almost every
day. The last two days of the week
were also fair in the East. The
weather was warm in all sections
during the entire week, with unus-
ually high temperature the last three
days. In the Middle and Western
Sections the cutting of wheat, hay
and clover progressed rapidly and
under the most favorable conditions;
large portion of the wheat is in
shock, some of it threshed, and ex-
pectations of good crop viii gen.
orally be realized, while in some
sections the crop will no doubt prove
exceptionally fine. Much clover
and other hay was saved in fine con-
dition.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1901-06-28

Mr.. HI. o. True, president of
the TrueTagg Paint Co., Memphis,
was in the city this week, visiting
his family, who are summering
here.
Mr.. X. E. Hornsby, Jr., and
Miss Opha +. Doris, both of the
18th district, were united in mar
riage last Sunday. The groom is a
son of Mr.. K. E. Hornsby, ST., a
prominent citizen and extensive
planter of Gainesville, and the
bride is daughter of DR.. Geo. M.
Doris, one of the most popular and
successful practitioners in Harde-
man county. The BULLETIN ex-
tends congratulations to the hand
some young couple and wishes them
long life of happiness and pros
perity.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1901-06-28
The Bolivar Bulletin.
/ LOCAL and PERSONAL.

Miss Pauline Kinnie is visiting
in Whiteville.
Miss Una Men cal has returned
from Memphis.
The government thermometer
registered 1O1 Monday last.
Mr.. c. w. Carter is at South
McAllister, Indian Territory.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. L. Lightfort
attended the funeral of DR.. Dunlap
Monday.
Miss Mamie Mcclure, of
Whiteville, is the guest of Mrs. S.
Dickson.
We direct attention to the adj
vertisement of A. E. Black, County
Surveyor.
Mrs. w. r. Newbern and chill
dren, of Seelig, Ark, are hele for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Wilkinson
have returned from a weeks visit
to Memphis.
Capt. A. T. McNeal, son, Aus.
tin, and daughter, Miss Kate, are
in Nashville.
Mrs. Robinson, widow of the
late Edwa ard Robinson, died al
Toone this week.
Miss Kate Joyner has returned
from visit of several weeks to rel
atives in Mississippi.
Miss Hattie Gorham returned
TO Jackson Monday evening, accom-
panied by Miss Emma W arren.
Miss Bessie Mask, who hai
been the guest of Mrs. Avant, o
Hickory Valley, returned Saturday
Mrs. p. L. Bates, who has beer
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. E
Durrett, returned to Jackson Tues
day.
Mrs. Lindsey and son, Judg
Lindsey, of Denver, Colo, ar
guests of Mr.. and Mr.. r. E. Dul
rett.
Mrs. Marsh Polk Tate and littl
son, of Helena, Ark, are expecte
tomorrow TO visit Mr.. and Mrs. J
w. Tate.
Mr.. Z. II. Reaves left Sunda
for Nashville, to accept positio
in the shops of the Cumberland TIE
ephone Co.
Two services, morning and a
ternoon, at Pleasant Grove Me. he
dist Church Sunday, and Dime
on the grounds.
Miss Verna Garrett has gou
on visit to Bolivar, Tenn, to spen
few weeks with relatives. Con
mercial Appeal.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1901-06-28

We regret to state that Capt.
r. III. Wood, who has been dan
gerously ill for several weeks, is
gradually growing worse.
Mrs. Sallie Ammons, of Bethel
Springs, was a recent visitor TO her
sister, Mrs. Gilbert Wyatt, and the
family of Mr.. r. F. Ammons.
Mrs. Emily j. Wilkes died at
the residence of her son, E. E.
Wilkes, in Whiteville Tuesday
morning. Mrs. Wilkes was most
estimable lady and her life was full
of good deeds. She was the daugh.
ter of James and Mary w. Mitchell
and was born in Middle Tennessee,
November II, 1888. In 1858 she
was married to the late John w.
Wilkes, by whom she had two chill
dren, John W., Jr., and Emmett
E., both Of whom survive.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1901-06-28
nr N RI Dun1an died Da.r

DR.. N. HI. Dunlap died near
Grand Junction Sunday. Deceased
was born in Madison County, Tenn,
January 26, 1920, and moved with
his parents to Gibson county when
three year of age. Nearly half a
century ago he located in Salisbury,
where he practiced medicine for
many years. He retired from active
practice several years ago. DR..
Dunlap was twice married. By his
first wife there was no issue. Five
children blessed his secold union,
four of whom survive--Mrs. T. D.
Rambo, Corinth Mrs. r.. E. Rose,
Hickory Valley; Mrs. J. H. T.
Wynn and II. E. Dunlap, Grand
Junction. DR.. Dunlap was one of
natures noblemen. He belonged to
that old school of Southern gentle
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1901-06-28

men, whose ranks are rapidly being
thinned. Throughout his long and
useful life, he held in high degree
the love and esteem of all who had
the pleasure of his acquaintance.
The remains of this good man were
laid to rest Monday, a few miles
south of Hickory Valley, il the
presence of a large number of rela-
tives and friends, Rev. w. S. Coch-
rane officiating.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1901-06-28
- - - 49,
Notice.

l wish for all of the pupils of
Marathon Academy to please meet
me at Union Academy, in District
No. 4, on Saturday evening, July 6,
1901, for the purpose of appointing
time for the reunion of that school
for this year.
J. Il. HUNDLEY, Ch'm'n.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1901-06-28

MIR. William Kearney was rob-
bed of s75. 90 Tuesday night of last
week. The money was taken from
his desk, while the family was at
supper. The desk was unlocked
with a key, which was kept in a
drawer in the room. Mr.. Kearney
strongly suspicioned a negro in his
employ and had him arrested. He
protested his innocence and in the
absence of direct proof was released.
-Glasco Crews, COL, died Wednes-
day evening on S. G. Need
hams farm. Glasco was the oldest
man in Hardeman county, and pos
sibly in West Tennessee. His age
is variously estimated at from LOG
to 100 years. Up to a short time
ago, he walked to town, a distance
of two miles, and assisted some in
the crops.-Whiteville News.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1901-06-28

Tom Joyner,
Jack Joyner,
Joe Kirkland,
Bill Nuckolls,
L. P. Lacey,
John Lambert,
Charley Lambert,
Morris Lannigan,
Bert Law horn,
Morris Lay,
Cad Linthicum,
Clayton Lewis,
Dick McCarley,
Bob Mcclure,
Mike Mckinney,
P. HI. Mckinney,
Bill Mckinney,
Dave Mckinney,
DR.. Mays,
Ben Mashburn,
Hardy Mashburn,
Pete Mash burn,
Bill Mash burn,
Tom Mathews,
Jim Moore,
Eli Moore,
Billy Myrick,
Booker N lance,
Clint Neal.
Bob Neal,
Charley Nicely,
Jack Nicely,
Jim Nicely,
Jim Nelson,
Bill Nelson,
Ellis Norment,
Gar Patrick,
Shield Perkins,
N athan Phillips,
Sol Phillips,
Tom Pierson,
Jim Piles,
Dave Pipkins,
Dock Pipkins,
Sam PipkIn,
Steve Pipkin,
Billie Polk,
Jim Price,
Geo. Pirtle,
Jack Reese,
Geo. Richard,
Lee Rumn,
Bill Scott,
Hays Scruggs,
George Smith,
Dock Spurlock,
John Spurlock,
Aus. Statler,
Jim Statler,
John Sturtevant,
, VIM. Tate,
Pink Tatum,
Ran Tatum,
Nose Taylor,
Bill Taylor,
F, Tom Turney,
Eli Terry,
Sherrell 'Fisdale,
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1901-06-28
ROSTER OF co. E, 9TH
TENNESSEE.

Revised by I. H. Gillespie, Pete
Mashburn, Jesse David and F. S.
Blaylock, at reunion in Memphis,
Tenn, May, 1901.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1901-06-28
Leader ia Low Pric

Jerome Hill, Jim Weatherly,
Joe Holman, Fish Weaver,
Mat Hornsby, Mack Webb,
Willis Hornsby, Bob Webb,
Milton Hubbard, Eddie Wendall,
Emmett Hughes, Jim Wood,
Jim Hundley, John Wood.
Joe Irving, Sam Wood,
Franz Jackson, Bill Wood.
COOKS.
Dick Gillespie, Dick Polk, Frank
Tatum, Vince Weatherly, Shelf
Wood and Pompey NEGRO captured
at Collierville by Pole Crosse
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1901-06-28

L 0hh', Aoy, A"OA'
Joe Allen, IL
John Allen, ia
George Baker, 10
Tom Baker, Ri
John Barnett, L.
Bill Benson, 10
Rams Ellington, CT
Leon Bills, M
John Bird, Be
Ed. Blaylock, M
StantonBlaylock, Ca
IGeorgeBradford, CT
John Bradford, d
John Brewer, b,
George Bright, M
Fred Brown, P.
r. U. Brown, b
John Burford, d
Tom Butcher, d
Sam Breeder, B,
ALT. Coleman, Ii
| Geo. Camp bell, p
Bill Campbell, b
Bill Carruth, Il,
John Chain, il
Bob Chalmers, e.
Hez Cheshier, B:
Jim Cheshier, b
John Cheshier, O.
Wash Cheshier, b
Sam Clinton, q
Tom Crawford, ia
Pole Cross, il
Tom Cross, il
John Curry, b
Mack Curry, E.
Israel Daugherty, G
| Jesse David, 81
Bill Davis, n
Pete Day, 81
John Duncan, Il
Jim Dunlap, j
Ed. Durrett, IL
Bob Durrett, ID
Frank Fentress, S;
Jim Fentress, 81
Bill Terrell, b
John Fourpenny, j
Bob Fortune, 6
John Fortune, j.
Marian Fortune, G
Bill Fulgen, L
- Fulton, b
Alex Gilchrist, f
Jim Gillespie, G
Tom Gillespie, L
Hardy Gibson, J
Jim Groves, A
Jim Hackney, j
Henry Hainline. J
:. Morris I'll ardigan, V
Billy Hardy, T
i Orris Harris, /
Tup Harris, n
L. Hufeld, E
lCharlie Harrison, l
Scruggs Hays, Z
| Willy Higgs, S
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1901-06-28

pairs Mems Pants (worth So to So 500
going in this great bargain sale at ST. to $3.50
Mems Shirts different colors,
former price 81 to 1.50 now SO cents to 75c
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1901-06-28
WANTED

WANEIII1- Chickens Eggs Butter Beswax Wool Cross
in TO al of the
market rcewil Der
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1901-06-28

Our threestory brick house open from daylight
until midnight and everybody is welcome whether CUSTOM
r visitor. Come and
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1901-06-28


bargains a an
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1901-06-28

500 pairs Mems Shoes Slightly damageO
will close at
300 pairs Ladies' Shoes and Slippers,
from 50 cents to
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1901-06-28

We differ from our competitors, in
are all bright, new and up to date
We mean business, strictly, and in
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1901-06-28

o'clock in the morning continuing days Every day will
o pound o
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1901-06-28

If you are in need of Heart Pine Lumber, consult me
before placing orders We agents Tor one OF the
largest mills in the country.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-10-17
Gbtparb VII. ipirft bic oeutfh slm.
tberifAe 6emeinbe bcranS.

neber bic S6IieBuna Der fbnieIiden
Standardization Softapels in 81.
Sames' in 2OnbOn fur beutiden @ottes.
Oienf idreibt 9uitOr SriiiuS unter Yin.
oerem foIeenoeS nDurd f6niBIiGe
gntidIisbuns bonn /. SuIi b. S. bat bic
fOnisI,6e seutfde Iuibsriide SOfiapeIe in
81. Sumss' aufseb6rt au sriitIren. Der
8bnis battle 3tpeifelsptne bus iurihlibe
Redi. bisien Spirit su tbun. Wan fnnn
iid ni6t 6atiber punbsrn, oab Elm eng.
lii&er 86nis cine beuti&e SOffirbe, bic
peoer er nod isine ndbere 6umilie beiudt,
aufbebt, Oub er bic Anseitsaten elmer foI'
den Girbe niht mebr beiolben mil, tpis
Oies leine Sorfubren oaerOines tpesen
ibrer beuti&en 8sSiebunsen. tbeiIS aus
pietat 200 Sabre lang seiban bnben.
Ater init Re6t Bat man iid eetpunbert
lber bic bod perIeBenbe Art, nit Der bieie
@ntiheloun8 nus8efUbrt 1T. Vim l. Sull
puroe mir burd ben Germ Sub Dean
Der I6niBIiden S~Ofiapeaen bic NittbsiI,
un8 eemudt. bub auf 8efsbI bes 86nies
Der beutide @otteSbienit nit benz 90. SuIl
nufb6ren mifs. Alio furss 3 DUdsn
nu& erbuItener gInssiss iOlts Der beuts
iden 9emeinbe, bic burd bic SreunbIits
feit Der bisberieen eneIiidsn Ssrri6sr
ii& 200 Sabre lang in Der 8upeIe erbaui
bate. ibr 8eriummlunBsOr eenOmmen
perosn. tudbrenb bod iOnit in aOnoon es
8ruu6 it, ~tuenieitens 8 WOnate Sriit su
eeben. Disie ausflbrune Der i6nieIi&en
@ntf6liebune erideint um 70 iddrfer
fir unS Deuiide, als bic 8apele sur
8eit. ba mir bisber unfere @Ottesoienie
sebuIten buben, fret tebt. Der Nitsebruu6
berielben ulio Der oeuti1en @smeinbe
bate sstpdbrt perbsn iDnnen. obue buB
ben @n~eldnoern ireenopeI&e Imam,
nebmlidtsiten ertpa6ien ipdrsn, UNI 70
beIeiSi8snber, oils Der biel iIeinersn bdni.
i6en @emeinoe au6 fernerbin obne
@eiterss ssitattst ii, ibrs @Ottesbisnfs
in Der aupele su buIten."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-10-17
Der uSnderih" Sobfou fol- nbe,
Nbilipptuens Seute Ausfunft
aeben.

Ser bsfunnte ,,SdHeri6" Sobion 1T
bonn SIottenoepariement uufeeforbert
ipOrOen, nu6Suiueiien, tpie er in ben 9eIib
setpiRer 8rieesreIiquien aus DianiIa fam,
bic er benz Situate alabama gum 8ef6ent
MAIDEN DoIIte. SObion bate bic 8eli.
qaien ansebli6 nIs bon ben 9sbbrben
f%Urtsetporfen beiradtet, Iie ssiommeIt,
einBepudt unb benz Stante alabama
feierlid bebicirt. S9on tparen gomiies
ernannt unb ale 8orbsreitunsen setrUf.
fen. UNI 8eber unb @ubsn in sebdbrenber
8eiie Su feiern, ais aus San Srane SEQ
bic RsIouns fam. OuB bic bOrtisen 8Ol.
bebDrNen bic 8eIiquien fir SOQpfI,6tis
ertIdrt batlen. I'm ben Sol su umeeben,
Uerltberte SObion. bic Saden ieien On.
Tel Sans @isentbum, tad bamit atsr
in elm Beipenuet. Oenn nun mub er On.
8eben. pte CT ousu fommt. Rssisrunes.
el8enibum su perfdsnten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-10-17
Mfaer'S Bud.

Su ieinem ioeben fertis e~etuorbsnsr
Bud iber ben ipaniid'n
8rise i&ilOert Der fritere &riessminife,
General 9IIser ieinen 2umpf nit cine,
Ideinbar enbIpIen 2ifte bon llnsul6ng.
li4feitsn unb 9eidtperben. Damn fpIgi
bic ansubs ber %@ampaene.B Idne, biz
ginidifuns in Tampa, bic bamnIs idnrI
%fritiIirt ipurbe, bic aber, tpie @snsrnl
aIaer nun iiberSeust iei, iein SeblidIap
setpeien. Der Nurfb nuf Santiago,
bic 8ampfs bon Gunep un6 San Suan
Iinb redt ansiebenb aeibilbert. Dem
.Rounb RObin" (Sanbmanifef)' Build.
snfna ipitb beira6tI;der 8aum sstpib'
met. 8dbrenb lnietbanbIuneen fir
bic llebersube bon Santiago in ber
Sdtpsbe tpuren, tumen bic bUben Off,
ciere Der Armee Sbafters sui0mmsn unb
unisridrieben Elm Sanbmnnifsit. ipOrin
eroSe SeioreniB dber bas Naben epibs'
miidsn @elbfiebers unb @neepsi6tfe.
bsrs esiuBert unb stfIdrt tpurbe, cas
..oie 4imes unpersdBIid in 8etpesuns
9ef,bt tperben mIhe. pibriesnfnls iis
umlommen hiitoe". @eeen bieie Sunb'
sebune bat General al8er nidtS eirsu,
penoen. aber er beseidnet bic 8er6fsnt.
ltbune berisIben in ben 3eituneen oils
LINEN Der unsliidieiieiien unb bebuuer'
lihften 3piI6snfdQe Der 8riessS''.
8enerul AIser Idbt bic Giifsrensen.
iueIde ii6 stpifden General Sbafter unb
AbmiraI SampiOn ereaben, 8suue pui'
iirsn unb i6Iiebt bieies 8upitsI tpis fOIst {:
,.@S 1T fdber. Sampion'S Saltuns ee'
aeniiber Der armee ipdbrenb Der Opera.
tionen bon Santiago su peiiteben, ober
bic tpioeripridi8en @rfIdruneen. bic er
ipdter in ieiuem Oifsie1en 8sridt abigail,
gu eniiduIoisen, Sein 8etraeen mad
benz 3. Suli mag auf bic gnttdui&uns
SuriidSuflbren fem. bic er empfanb. neil
er on BEN 8umpfe nit Ssrueru'S Sc.
idpaOer nidt tb~eiInebmen fonnie. 8ieI.
Ieidt empfunb er. 6uB Sbufter'S grfuten
cine @Onfsrsns um ROraen OeS 8.
SuIi burun fduIb ipar. bnb er ber @brs
bsruubt tpOrOen, uIs OberbefebISbuber
her 5IOite an einem Der er6Bten 5esiieae
attip ibeiISunebmen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-10-17
Shauerli6.

Ser in 9ucouu, @aib., einsetrrfene
Dampfer ..@IsnosIe" brn6te bic Nu6'
ribt. onB Wenidenfeiid in ben bon Der
Sunsersnotb beimseIudten Diltrifisn in
Der SrOUins Sdunii in China perfauft
tpiro. Sduslinse unb fIeine 8inbsr ipsr.
ben sefdIadtet. Die 8aiierin, 99iitpe
bat Sefebl ss8eben, bic SdIddiereien
eiusuiieaen, iie funn ibre 8sfsbIe isbO6
u in Der @escnO bon Siinnfu bur6.
fdbren. DuS @elb. peIdes BON benz
@brifian Seralb in Rep DOrt sefammsIt
iporOen 1T. 1T peribsilt pOrben. nUbur6
Euuienbe bon benz SunsertoOs beipabri
tpureen,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-10-17
Des R6nisS Sttc BON Sapsrn 3u'
ftan6 perfHtimmert.

Dian srfdbrt in Berlin, bnB bic nsu,
Ii6e Notwithstanding zines fransBii.
iden SIuites. Der esiftsstranfs &bnis
Ditto bon BAYERN babe feline @eIunbbeit
plbsli& tpisOer erIanBi, uuf Grfinbuus
berubt. Dieie NsIbune fnipft absr Ofs
fsnbar oil bic 9butio6s on. baB bic glb.
s~ei&IORenbeit beg a6niss perfddrfi NOR
ben 1T -pus auf ni6ts @utss i6Iieben
last. Dss aranien Gage fdeinsn sss
SdbIt su iein. ST befinbet lid iGon felt
einisen Subren auf S6IoB Sdrhsnrieb.
Seit aur3sm fiat er nun feline game
3eii nit Singer aus. W. Der frdber
po6enlane ieinen 2on tiber feline aippen
bradte. beeonn pI6sIi6 Dor e;nisen "a.
aen bic arie aus 8erbi's ,,8ieOIeito' :
., Gh. pie trtiserii6 finb S%rausnberssn"
su iinsen. unO felt isnem Gage iSI Der
trante 86nis nit benz @sians bon Arien
uno 2ieoern aus Opern, bic er pieuei6i
Dor sinem SierteIiubrbunbert esb6ri bat,
ib bsi4dftieen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-10-17
Noftoicnft In aIaSfa,

Pohamts'S nipsfior SObn 9. @Ium 1T
bon elmer SnipeftionSreife bur6 gIusia
suridsetsbrt. 81 iaet. Der 9OfSisnI isi
i'm aasemsiuen in Der bsnibar beIten
8srfaRun8. beicnOers i'm guiOn. 1baIs.
no bic UsridisOsnsn Sidbte einmuI bic
Boae ibre gOIiaden erbuItsn. Ssrr
@Ium ridtete in 9Oint BARRON Elm Bolt.
amt Elm, pubrideiuli6 bns ON tpeiteRen
nbrbli6 8ele8ene 8OItnmt Der 8eIt.
Sin NiiiiOndr. ReU. Or. $. s. Marib.
tpurce gum PoitmeiItsr srnannt. Die
tpenisen >SspObner bort tperben ibrt
BcitiaGen sinmaI oaS Sabr cur6 einsn
3Oafutter erbuIten. 8isber batten fl
gum 9beiI dbsr 700 0teiIsn tpeit mad
lbrtn BOfia&sn su isnben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-10-17
Giienbabn Seittnbcllc.
eelamare, eadamunma uno 8sHern gabn.

SuOlih -8erlGBt Scranton fir Rsp 9Jpri
nm lac, 300, 5.55, 7 50, 1905, Born. r..
40, 800, 3.45, 500 u. 8 30 gabm. Sur 9irp
gprf u. philadelphia, nm $50 II. 1905 8Ornl.;
f2.49 unO 3.45 Natmittags. 5hr Ipbp
hanna, 6.tO Ndbmittags.
R6rolid sir Buffalo I'M LIS. 6.22 II. 900
Wpr. $50, 3.52, 7.u5 unp 1876 uno Nabm
Cir 8insbamtpn uub 3piltsnifattpnsn, I'm
1920 Wpr. uni 1.05 Nahm. 5ir SSprgp,
Syraeult unb Utica. nm Ills une 6.22 Dior. /;
t.3O une 3 50 Nahm. SspssO. Syrdeule uup
Utica 3us I'M 6.22 Wpr. lduft tGsIib, ausst.
npmmtn Sonntass. 6lr Wcntrcit UNI 800
Wpr. los une 1905 Nahm. Nibpllpn ge
epmpbatipn, nm 4.N0 une 6 Is Nabmittags.
Bloomsburg SibifOn-Serlabt scranton
fir Wortbumbtrlanp um GAS. 10 05 Mpr. /;
i.30 une 6.t0 Na6m Cir plymouth nm $40
@ermittaes; 3.55 uni 9.05 Na6mittdss.
S0nntass'3nee.
eaoliG -gtrlG6t Scranton nm 1 40, 800,
5.55, nnp 1905 MOr.; 800, 3.45 unp 800
9iahm.
06rolif -gsrlG6t SCRANTON nm LIS, uns
6.!2 Wpr. ; t.30, 3.52, 7.05 unb 1875 Ratm.
Bloomsburg 9ihiion -grlGbt Scranton
uui t0.O5 Wpr. uub 6.t0 Ndtm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-10-17
Saifer @ilhelm unb Hpofcpelt
elei6en Sbaraftrr6.

BrOf. Mdnitsrters in Bolton f6reibt
in Der idnsitsn gussube Der ,@o6s":
"praiioent RcUieusIt ipra6 nit mir Dor
einiBen Wpden in ben 9uSbrlden auIs
rl&tieiter Bstuunbsruns bon 9sutf6I0nb
unb benz csuti&en 8uiisr. Sd antpcr.
tste ibm. bas tein stpeitsr 3eiteenoHe
cine iol&' psitssbenoe asbnli&teit ces
Gbnratters unO Der sunsen 8srfbnIi6isit
nit BEN 8uiier uufsupsiien babe, pie
infer neuer Brdfbent." 9rOf. MInitsrs
BERG p~rOpbeseit beS @eitsrsn elne annab.
erun8 9sutidlunes an amerita unter
8COiepsIt's aesibe. b~siOnbsrs tpsiI bic
eneliiG' 8ssisbuusen Ii&
peridledtern tpiirben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-10-17
,&utumu &rber Sab,"

Or. Ratban 6. Sdaeffer, Stats.
S&uliuperintenbent bes BFsntli6sr
nnisrri&ts, erIieb cine grOtIamation.
tpOrin er Sreitas. ben %. OitObsr, aIs
berbiIi&en BaumpHunstae anisbt unt
bic 2sbrer unb 36sIinee Der 8oIfsi9uIen
aufCrSsrt. ben Gag burd 8aumpflanssn
unb an8emeRens nebuneen su feiern. gr
perpeif b%uruuf. bub 8snniplSunien fi&
l'bt. aIs cine SOIse Der burd bic Seisr
bss SaumpFanstuss einssIsitetsn BE,
peeuns. elmer 8uIOreierpe bon 1874 900
Nder riibmen barf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-10-17
Hnpetter an Sapan'S 9nffe.

Cine SpsSiuIOspeide aus Tacoma.
Baib msIOet: BAD bier init Dam.
pfern eineetrOfenen Ru6ridten, 1T bic
8dite bon 8asuiu i'm nbrOIiden 9bsile
bon Sapan bon fur6ibaren Siirrmsn
belmseiudi ipOroen. tpeIden pierbunhsrt
5iiterbOOie gum Opfer eefOlsn iinb.
3pDlf 8Oote nit "a Wnnn 8eiobuns
psrmi6t. Stnrfs Ressnedfs pa.
ben ben Slub 9oEuiOe gum uebertrsten
ieiner nfer eebrn6t; fedsbunSert Sau.
fer iinb fortseipiIt unO uisls 9brfsr Iinb
unter WoRer eeiebt iporbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-10-17
Gueldnber bebduesn Th nit Sielsn
WertbDolen Suipelen.

Gla eS bamnIs susrit bsridtet tpurbs,
bab bic benz iuneen MaiquiS bon Nn.
alefsp bon einsm ieinsr brsi Diener gs.
fOblenen SupsIsn einen Wsrib bon 20.'
600 Bfunb bdtten. pIuubte man, buB bies
cine usbertreibune iei. ItS bunn ubSr
Der NurquiS i'm 9OIiseieeridt unter giO
etfIdrte, bnb ie ipeur einen 8ertb bon
80. 1000 bis 40,CU0 pfunb bsiSBen. ct.
I~tnunte iOsar Der 8I6ter unb fslts bic
5rnee an ben Serrn. Oh er benn bic Su'
tuelen ielbft TRACE. Die 5ruee tputos be.
iabt Dies lenfte bann bic Nufmerffam,
teit uuf bic 6ruse. Oh unb in pie melt
bic gnsIdnber S6mudfa6sn triiesn.
SIN Iasemeinen gait eS bisber oils un'
Itatlbuit fir einen ahitdneie s~siIsibstsn
Serrn, fid nit Sdmud ;u ~bebdnsen, es
ibeint ubsr cine Ienoeruns in bsr Gniidt
einaetreten su isin. @rfunbiBuneen ba'
ben erseben, baB ielbft a0nis gbparo
ssiesentli& Elm e%oIbenes Irmbnnb iraei.
Der berftOrbeue Sersoe bon Sa6ien' Go'
burg @otba trus iubreIuna Elm i6tpersS
8oloenss Grmbunb. Der befannte @ri'
minuIanpuIt Senrp SatptinS, isBt 2Orb
8rampton. trus Ioear A~rmbdnbsr, tpenn
er gu @eridt fab. Oieie Nanner bill.
betsn uber cine &usnubms, isbt ubsr
i6eint es. tpiro es in ben obersn &tnfen
Der eueIiiden @eieaidaft INNER msbr
WoOe. ii9 nit reiden Sdmudiu6sn su
bebdn9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-10-17
@ie 1T pieS?

gBir bitten tinbunetrt Dpaa,s 8tIpbnuua
fur isetu 6all non 8atnrrb, Der uidt burb Gin
ntbmtn ben SIa's aatarIb'Rur ssbelt ptresn
fam.
3. 5. Gbtuts & &c., Gistntb., 5pltop, 8.
@ir, bic llnttrpibnstsn, baben 8. 8. 9bsnty
ittt ben lsBteu 10 9abrsn ssfannt une balitn
ibn fur ppaicmmru tbrtnbafi In alien @ebGfts.
ptrbanclunssu uup f~nauSitl btfibiat ale pen
lsinsr 6trn,d tinaseangtnsn DISQUALIFICATION ~
srfilsu.
Wtf & 5ruar, @rp6baubsls DrpauiRtu,
GplseU, 8.
W albtng, 8%tunan& Warpin, @rUB.
banetls. 0rcauiitn, 5pltep, ..
Saas HltdIrb-au pirb innrrlih gtncmmsr
uue pirft eirsIt auf tas 9lut unp bic ltldmir
gen Sbtrfaben bss Sylftms. 3suani6s fire
%ssrlanbt. prsis rs Gtuts fur bic 8Ialbs. Der.
fauft pCn alien apptbtIsrn.
Sal's 5amilitH Ytlru Tne bic bsttu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-10-17
Scccuteuc reSu;irte GgeurffonSs
preife nab Suffalo.

Gm H., l8.. rs. unO 80. Oftbr. Der.
tuufen Die 9idetaeenten Der 9adapanna
giienbabn spsi Gage GOa6 GrcuriiOns.
1idsts nab Buffalo, gut Sur Sinfabrt
uuf iraenO einem resuIdren 3use ON
Gage teS 8srfuufs unO sur &tdfubrt uuf
irseno einem resuIdren 3use am ioIssn.
ben Gage. Der 8uncfubrtpreis ION
Scranton betrdst "a 90, Der niebrisite
is fsitaeisbte Prsis mad Buffalo. anb ss
bielet bies cine porsdaIide 9eleeenbsit,
bic Ban amerieun austenuns su einem
nOmineilen 9reiie su befu6en. ALB