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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04
6 mirburg in d r a.

BORT, mo bic lebten Ditliten 4uss
ldufer Oes i9neebebedten &autaIus
nit Der Stsppe Oeri3melssn, rdgt cine
tleine Salbiniel in bas SaipiI9e Meer,
Der es 5fpeimal bethlehem mar, cine
ROlle in Der @ei4i4ts gu ipielen. IS
1T oies bic Sdlbiniet 4pI9eron, auf
Der 3oroaiter, anserest bur9 bic Der
Grbe entitrDmenben Sale, ieinen 6euz
ertultus e~riinbete. 9amals begann
fir bteie n5euerquelen" Der erIte 3eits
raum ibrer 9%erii6mtbeit, bic iabrbuns
oerteIans bic gIGubisen BARREN berbeis
Iodte. Der Sslam unb bas GbriItens
tbum brGn9teu bic GnbGuger bes
n%brennenben 9ottes" INNER mebr nab
Often, bis es ben arabern i'm iiebenten
SabrbuRbert selans, lie bis in bic RGbe
bon 8ombdp gu treiben, mo bsute nod
elm padr Sauieno parIen leben. Die
StGfts, tpp emit fromms piIger Dor
Der 5lamme. bic benz S6oobe Der
@rbe entiprans, i'm Staube lagsn,
purbe ODE unb leer, unb beute aeust
nur nod elm Sempel BEL benz 0orfe
Surathuni bon Der einItigen Ma6t
bes Seuersottes; aus ben RiFen feiner
@ltdre aiingeln bluue 5lummen berpor.
Seit einem baIben Sdbrbunbert erbes
ben iid in Der RGbs bes bsilig.n Dries
Sunberte bon 8~obrtbiirmen unb ssaz
briten. bic bas braune Grb0l aus Der
Siefe f9affen unb perarbeiten, I'M
groBe SbeiIe Der Welt nit 2i6t gu pers
fOrsen. 0as 1T bic srpsite gppde Der
9eribmtbeit QpfherDns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04

unter Sreunoen. ~:
rIeine Irau iiBt ia i'm Nsbenaimmer
unb fueint bic bittsrIten S9merSensz
tbrGnen!" g.: vlluiinn, bas finO nur
arotobilstbrGnen!" a.: .Na, no =
Su!" g.: .Wenn id es Dir idse.-
;6 bin Weintenner!"
- gu gefdbrIi9. llntsriuds
Sngsridtsr DER cine %ertrdntts dlte
Sunsfsr gu pernebmen bat, gu bsren
Qrst): r&ann id bic Yatisntin perusb>
menu" arst: .OepiB! Absr mad BEN
gfIter Oiirfen sic ~Dorsrit nod nidt
fraeen."
-gntpeber-poer. 8Gues
rim: ,Oenten e. nur, Serr Doctor.
mir ia benz 8iirsermeiiter iein 9eift
erI6iensn!" Doctor: vuniinu! Gnts
tpsber sic baben einen 9eiit ODER ben
8iirsermeifter seisben! 8etoes bei's
nanber = bas gibbs ni9t!!"
-9eIeibigung. Rummel /:
rDdrum bait On bds 3immsr nidt
eemietbst?" 9ummeI: .Weil i9 mid
ni9t berultsn lafs. Die Wirtbin Fat
mir sefast, fe beidbe aud einen feuer>
feften 9elbf6rant, unb noble mir germ
iiberfliiFises 9elb burin u~ufbetpubrcn!
... 90 cine 9smeinbeit!"
= Der otgfdme 9dtte.
rNeinsm ManR lit Dor mebres
rem Sabren bus Srommslfea gepldbt;
felt Der 3sit 1T er iebr i4perbOris.A
5reunbin: .Oas merit man dber gar
ni6t; Bel Dir bort er uufs Wort!"
= 8eim mort genommsn.
p9ott, Serr 2ieutsnail!.
ipenr Sie fpds sr5Gblen. muB man iih
INNER Dor Baden pdl3sn!" 2ieutss
nant: Bite. fi6 bur4aus ni4t gu
ssnir.u. sdnbisss GrdulsinF
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04
SasS beateri n 80 era n.

DasS in Weran.
Der bortpiegsnb bsrfpenbste Saltm6rs
tslpub lit in ieiner 5Ormbshanolung
beutli6 untsrf9ieben bon benz pielfa6
gebrdu9ten Marmor, aus Dem gum
8eiIpiel bic @orbalIe nit tbeilpeiie ge=
paltigen 8lOden erbaut lit. Der duff
bau 1T sbsnio edit: sr lift ftrens aus Der
4norbnuns Der umi6lohenen RGume
entpidelt unb per5i4tet uuf bic bet
Sbsatern 70 bdufige PulaffaFabe.
Die Decoration bur9 Beliefs unb
Sisuren 1T Der 8%sitimmung bss Saus
fes entipredsnb leidt unb better; BE-
ionbers sisrlid unb fein iinb bic burd
lidte Sarben unb 8ersolbuns sebobes
men Studornamente bes Snnern. Sir
bic 9squemlidteit unb Si9er6eit 1T
natiirli9 in tpsiteitem MaBe Giiriorse
~getroffsn. Der isbr ftimmungspoae
8prbana lit elm Derf bes Miinhener
Walers u. 8ranbes. Ser Director
Der neuen giibne, bic Defenders bas
S6aufpisl unb bic Spieloper pflesen
mill, 1T Der friibere R%eininser Regiis
feur Wei1bOrfer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04
Sns Stabtbnns in Sitri6.

Dem @rbduer bes ftpsi3erif6en
nanbsamufeums In 3iiri9, 8rpfeHor
8aftap @ua BON eibgenOfif6en
polpte9nitum. berbdntt bic Stabt
3iiri9 ibr biibfdes neues Stdbtbaus.
Jn grauem, siubeimiIfem SanbItsin
Gufssfibrt. erbebt es iid an STEELE bes
ebemalissn Gruumiinfteramt.s 5piz
f9en benz Reubau Der Sauptpoit unb
Der Stride gum Graumiiniter am lints.
isitissn Nuai Der 2immat, elm nit
ieinem JrOntetebsl unb feinen Grters
tbiirm9en let9t aufitrsbsnbes 9es
bdubs, beFeR rotbes 3isselOad benz
9ans.n einen FROZEN Sou beifiist. Die
BON ben grtsrn flantirtsn Sliisel treten
binter benz Wittelbau etpas 5uriid,
bur6 befen sefpOlbte ginsungspforte
binbur9 mir auf einissn Stufen in
bas Snners selunssn, bic sIasiiberz
bsdte, redtedtse gsntralbuIe, bic ii4
als elm in GOrm unO MaB trsfflid
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04
Cine q 1ubbatle

len finb beisbare RGume, tpelde benz
@rbeiter seitattsn, am Sii9e nit 8ez
basli9teit iein MittusbrOt ein5unsbs
men. Sebs Der brei 9allen bat einen
9asofen gu ibrer @rpdrmung, cine
@orridtuns gum Wdrmen Der Speis
fen, einsn WaNeraopfbabn nit 4uss
gubbeden, brei Slide. feds 8dnte. Se
80, 10 unb 80 peripnen baben in bens
ielbsn bequem plaB. Sie Sdlen finS
ipodentuss bon friib 8 llhr bis Ha4'
mittass 4 llbr seOffnet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04
au9 bon 9ranfamtett unb 3eritD=
rtunamntfh

aud bon @ruufumtett unb 3erit6>
rungsputb.
S9on in Der 3enbapeitu, Der beiIis
gen S9rift Der BARREN, fpridt 3orodz
fer bon Der beiligsn StGbte Muru, an
Der ipdtsr alsranOer Der @roBe nad
BEN SturSe bes altperiiiden Rei6es
Elm feItes Eager erri9tete; bamals bieb
Der Srt Marsiniu. 3fpeimal in Der
9ef9i4te tam CT gu bpber 8tiitbe, unb
stpar unter Der 9errf9aft Der 4raber
i'm iiebenten uub unter ben StlbI9uts
fen i'm elften unb Sp0lften Sabrbuns
bert, gu tpelfer s3ett bic Stdbt r96niz
gin Der Welt" bieB. SIN Sabre 1919
ipurbe ie bon benz @erpiifter SI6ins
sis=Gbun pOais seritOrt, unb bsute ers
bsbt ii9 an Der Stele. mo einIt mil
fenfd3uftsn unb aiinite sepflest purs
ben, eine Ruinenmdfe. untpeit fpelfer
bds neue Werp erri9tet 1T.
Se mebr man In bus SerS 5es WeIts
tbeiIs oorbrtnat. beito mebr biftprii6e
Bduten triftt man an uno fiuoet etne
DEFENDERS rei9e Quspabl in ben beiben
Stdbten 8u9ara unbSdmartanb, ben
einitisen ReiiOensen Bee SerrIdsr Mits
telaiiens. Sie alte Gmirburg in 9u>
hara mag emit benz Oosenpalaite in
8enebig an Yraht ni9t piel na9ses
itanbsn baben, unb nod peri 9penoeris
ider tpurben bic sroben monumentalen
8duten bon Samartano, benz 2ie5z
lingsdufentbdlte Simurs, ausseitattet.
Der MOnselenberri9er. Der tpesen eis
mes labmen 8eines = Der 5slse elmer
9%ernunbung i'm Sriege = au9 Der
labme Simur, nsimurlent". senunnt
tpurbe, iporaus lpGter pSamerlan"
entitano. Iisb "a Sabre Dor ieinem
Sobe, alfo 1871. elm berrlihes Wtaufp>
leum erbauen, bas beuts nod, bon ben
Ginsebprenen Sur gl7ir", bas beibt
has 9rab bes !Ser,i9ers", senannt,
bic 9ebsine bes WfGbtigen birgt.
Bon sinem fiesreidsn SelOSuse aus
Snbien auriidsetebrt, bei9loB Simur,
bic erbeuteten S9dbs. petfe auf bic
Riiden BON 81 Glefanten selaben naz
rem, Ouau gu perpenbsn, bic srDBte WtOz
f6ee Der Welt 5u erbauen. Sn Der
Shat tam fein 8orbaben i'm Sabre
1899 our Iusfiibruus, bod iino bon
bieiem prahtbau, Der bas Spfer mits
telalterlttsr Raubeier unb 3uleBt bas
3iel ruFif9er 8anonentugeln mar,
nur nod Ruinen porbanben. bic auf
feline einitise 9rDbe unb Md4tisteit
i4lieben lafeu.
Dor Der MoI6ee ftebt i'm Sofe Elm
rieii9er aoranitGnber aus peibem
Marmor, Der ipGbrenb bes 9ottesoisns
ites als l1nterlage fir ben srOBen Sos
ran biente, Der beute nod in Der Utos
I9ee S6a4 @inba pertpabrt pirb.
9ieIem iteinernsn pult i9reibt bas
Bolt ~beiltrdftise Wirtunsen gu, unb
man fam bGufig unter bemielben
arante, Mdnner ipie Srauen, tauern
ober liessn ieben, bic bier 2inberuns
ibrer 2eiben iuhen.
@ttpa 2 Msileu bon bieIem Ruinens
baufen entfernt liest bic alte Sobtens
itabt 4frofiub nit benz RieienmuuIos
lsum S9ab Stnbu, pel9es bas srOBte
unb t~unftpouIte aller biitorii6en 9es
bGube MittelaIsns poritelt.
S4ab Sinba, bas 1T der Isbenbe
aDnis", nit peIfem Ramen Der
@oltsmunb BEN Yrinsen Safim<Sbns
2tbbas ~benannte, einsn Better bes Prps
pbeten, fam an Der Spite zines 9lras
bsrbesres na9 Sogbiuna (Samarz
tanb), Inn bic bort p%obnenosn Seuers
anbeter gu bertreiben unb ben Sslam
sinSufiibren. So3 rpurbe isin Seer
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04
Wao6ensStk.

Sic tiebten ii6 T9on ieit Sabr unb
Sag, Der Naler 2eintpano uno bic
tleine blonde Mobiitin Ron vis-a-vis;
aber Biz our Stunbe bate Der Wuler
nod ni9t ben Wutb gefunOen, ibr feline
2iebe gu seiteben, 70 Sdrtli4 aud bic
8tide paren, bic beriiber uno biniiber
flpssn. 9a eri6ien bic tletne 81.
zines Cages nit elmer srOben slGn5sns
rem SaiirSe am Seniter, buno Ii4 bies
felbe nm unb ftrt9 nit beceutiamen
8liden iiber bieIelbe. Del Mtaler
f%eufSte. YlObli9 aber fam Go tpie cine
@rleu8tung iiber ibn: bic Saiir5e mar
au8 @a6sleinpanb - Wag's 2eins
tpanb! Gr itiirmte biniiber unb =
balb barauf bate bas pdrden i9on
ben erIten sbeli6en Streit!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04
parsntempef in g m
lamb.

Ssnieits bes aaTpti6en Meeres er.
itreten ii4 ODE Sanopiiten bis beis
nabs an bic Srenaen bss Reihes Der
Wtitte. 'OisIe GinObs burf3oa Der
9robe aIeranoer bon DeIten na6
Often, um bic Delt gu erobsrn; bur6
fte ftiirmten bic Monsolenmafen bes
WeltseritOrsrs Sfainsis : Gban, benz
Wege bss mG9tissn Waoeboniers fulz
seno, aog Simur in entsesenseIebter
Rihtung ais. nm bas stei9e 53ief su
erreShen, unb mitten bura bieIe biitos
riI9s @iiite Iieb Der SsrrIder aler
&euBen einen S9isnenitrang Iesen.
SIN 2dufe Der Sdbrtauienbe entItanben
an oisier Strabe mGdtiss 9entmGler,
81. bsuts nod 3eusnib seben Don eins
fisem WObIftunbs, ni6t minber aber
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04
On ct. 8aleu.

Gebr bunt 1T bic Sra4t Der 8due'
rinnen BON 81. 9a1en. Der mGbig
furse Rod beitebt aus buntelblauem
peibsemuiterten unb nit breiter eemus
fterter &ante periebenen 5ries ober
sSlaneG. 9ariiber fd1t eine S4ir5e
aus buntelerunbieer Seibe nit ees
blimten Strsifen unb sriinen 8ans
bern. 9as Mhber aus blduem Sud-
1T nit SilbertreNen beiebt unb iiber
einem blausn SAB berl9niirt. lleber
bds al, ben @9ieln uab an ben balbz
lanasn, iibsr bic GnenbOsen fallenben
germeln nit sebliimten 8Gnbern Der,
aierte Semb lest ii4 Elm 8OlIer aus
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04
EGrmt- nnb gdnbbaarrt.

@uf itGbtif6e &Oitsn iinb in 8ress
Tau brsi Ddrmes unb S4ub6aaen er'
r;9tet fir iOl9e 4rbeiter, ipel6e ibre
Gr6eiten nt9t in seidlOiienen Werts
itGitsn perri9ten unb bel ben groBe
Gntfernunsen Der itets pe4ieInosn
MrbeitsIteIlen bon ibren Wobnunger
unb Bel Der perbGltnibmdbis fndpp be-
meFenen WittasspauIe bas Wittass
eiiea in fuIt ertaltetem 3uitunbe uno
i'm Sreisn einnsbmen miifen. Sur4
bic SalIen foq permieben perben, bdB
Der 4rbeiter. Der. um 9elb gu eriparen,
fein D:rtbshaus aufiudt, ben Wittes
runssunbilben aus9eiebt bleibt, feline
9sIunbbeit fdGbigt Inb benz &0rper
bic erforberlide Rube our 8rGftisuns
fir reue Irbeit ent5iebt. Die brsi Sals
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04
u 4,

tt 3. UfuDdfIe.
rDieIen Mondt babe i4 Elm neuss4lsib
bonn Sausbaltunssselb eriibrist!" -
&0hin: sd audi" .
Diberprud d. Meiiter gum
GebrbubeD: ~Sunse. mad nib 10.
bumme Strei6e; es pirb S2sit, bab Dul
snblid bic 3inberi9ube ausSiebit!" =
2ebrbube: Oct ieht mid. Weefter. Id
bin aIs Rinb INNER barfub isIoofen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04

peiB. bIau unb roth ssmuitsrter SeiOe,
I'm bic RGnber nit pliifirtem buntels
rotben 9uno einsefaBt. 0dau f4pars
&c Striimpfe unb belle, nit sriinen
S9Ieifen sesierte abiubpuntOffeln iOs
ipie cine iebr eigentbiimIi4e Suube aus
peiBem, puffis sereibtem Mul nit
breitsm Ranb bon idparaem pliiiirten
Sill. 9ieie Suube fibt auf benz Sins
tettOpf, pGbrenb bus suriidsetGmmte
!Saar iibsr Der Stirn burd elm Idtpars
Ses Sammetbanb sebalten pirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04
Nerfh |. 6

9erf9nappt. Gr: .gs
bIeibt uns ni6ts iibris, aIs bic 5lu9t;
eluubit 0u, oaB 9ein Batter uns persI
ssbsn piiroe9" sic: .2l6, bapon bin
i9 feit iibsrssust!" Gr: rWober tpeibtI
Du benn bds 10 senau2" Sic: SD
babe Jpn ia sefragt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04
9taubbafte 9erthetbiz
9.

Rifter: rSis lpurben srpiidt, als
Sic in bic Qpotbete einbreden polltsn;
mas baben sic gu Sbrer @ertbsiOis
gung gu idsen2"
Otter psrtommener Strpl9 (unt.r
SbrGnen): Sd - id - id polte mir
pesen Gene unsliidli9e 2tebs - pers
iift'n."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04
grtannt.p bpiiognomie,

-5eineSumil Mutter (bt.
3eituns leIenb, gu benainpern): ~aiH'
Serle, &inb<rl:, bd itebt bon elm f4onsE
Ginbru9 uno erpii9t 1T er aud nod
nidt, balt's ben Oaumsn. bab es eust
Batter fpar!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04
m t.

Srember Tin Der SommerfriIhs):
sd bin bier bier Do6en CUR @r9Ds
lung, Weiitsr, od tDnnen Sic mid ice
ben Sag ~raiiren comment"
9orfbaOer: ~Sebsn Sag? WerSsn
Sic bas aud uusbalten9"
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-05-09
Does 1t Pay To Buy Cheap?

A cheap remedy for coughs and
colds is all right, but you want some
thing that will relieve and cure the
more severe and dangerous results
of throat and lung troubles. What
shall you do? Go to a warmer eli
mate? Yes if possible; it not pos
sible for you, then in either case
take the only remedy that has been
introduced in all civilized countries
with success IN severe throat and
lung troubles, sBoschee's German
Syrup" IT not only heals and
stimulates the tissues to destroy the
germ disease, out allays Inflammation
cause easy expectoration, gives a
good nights rest and cures the
patient. Try one bottle. Recon-
mended many years by all druggists
nj the world. Get Green's Prize
Almanac. 418 If.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-05-09
Pan-American Exposition.

At Buffalo, May 1st to NovemDe r
ls:t On May 7, IA, 81 and 18th, the
Omaha will sell tickets from Wash
burn to Buffalo and return for 1926. Is
good for one week; and will sell
tickets every day until September
Ord at the rate of $34.35 for the
round trip, good for sixteen days
from date of sale.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-05-09

If you are sick all over and don t
know just what ais you, it's ten to
one that your kidneys are out of
orker. Foley's kidney cure will
bring you heolth and energp. Sold
by Owen, Frost & Co.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-05-09
1qmong Wlsconsln's .Iawmakers.
B.. eciaIT Times Cores

The Assembly has receded
from it's amendment to the Pri-
mary Election bill and adopted
the Hagemeister substitute.
This ends the fight and one of the
most stubbornly fought contests
in the annals of Wisconsin politics,
has drawn to a close. The com
promise measure messaged to
the Senate last week was killed
in that body, and the result was
the adoption of the bill applying
the Primary principle to counties
only. If approved by the Gov
ernor, which is extremely doubt
full, it must be passed upon by
the people at the next spring
election. Mr.. Stevens in his
speech opposing the measure,
said that the bill had been franz
ed by enemies of Primary Elec-
tons: that under such law a
fair trial could not be given the
principle and that the public
mind would be prejudiced against
it. 1t is fair to presume that he
voiced the administration upon
this measure, and that the Gov
ernor will never permit the en-
actment of a law that will tend to
injure the progress of reform
for which he has so zealously
labored.
It was believed from the be-
ginning that should the Senate
insist on the measure they had
framed and the Assembly remain
firm in the stand they had taken,
that a committee on conference
would be the last resort. It be-
came evident however, that the
opponents of the bill would never
recede from their position, after
having been ignored in the con-
struction of a party measure as
important and significant as the
Primary Election bill, and for
that reason the friends of the
measure were unable to hold in
line the full strength allied with
the cause when the original bill
was before the house. 1t was
clearly evident that should the
Assembly refuse to recede from
the amendment last offered, it
would only complicate matters,
prolong the session, and result
in the final adjournment without
the enactment of any law. These
were the reasons which led
Speaker Ray, Assemblyman
Frost and one or two of the other
members to leave the Stevens
ranks and vote for the Hagemeis-
ter substitute. The state Jour
nal, La F'ollette's organ, says the
Governor will veto it.
The Senate was shocked Tues
day morning when a telegram
was received from Coloma an
nouncing the death of Senator
Fearne He had gone home Fri
day feeling i'll, yet nothing of a
serious nature had been antici-
pated. The funeral was held on
Wednesday, the Senate, Assem-
bly, and all state officers attend
ing in a body. Memorial services
were held in the upper Chamber,
Wednesday, at twelve O'Clock. A
resolution has passed both houses
presenting the chair occupied By
the late Senator to the family of
the deceased.
At present there is no reason
for believing the legislature will
not complete it's work this week
and final adjournment taken on
the 18th. The Senatorial APP
portionment measure has been
adjusted, the plan submitted by
the joint committee having pass
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-05-09

D0auUlIul mower OF nor UI10Iu w IS
consin, is being brought to town
by many of our people, and is
decorating mostly every kind OF
a room. This beautiful flower is
always the first to appear in the
spring, and bring with it the
gladness and sunshine which
surround the coming of this wei
come season. The children Of
Tomahawk, realizing how much
is the appreciation of this flower
have instituted Arbutus day,
when all of the little people go to
thewoods and gather the fragrant
article. It is brought to town,
and the surplus is shipped to
Milwaukee where it is distribute
ed gratis among the city people.
It is a beautiful custom, and the
observance of it for the second
year was enlivened with as much
interest as marked the first year
Besides it brings a whole lot of
free advertising to Tomahawk-
and thatisn TIA bad feature, either.
The new senatorial district
carved out for us at Madison is
composed of the following coun-
ties, viz: Bayfield,, Ashland,
Washburn, Sawyer, Pierce and
Taylor. Barron county, which
has never liked the district very
we'll, on account of it being un-
favorably constituted for their
candidates, will go into a district
with Buffalo, Pepin and Dunn.
The Congressional apportion-
ment is now under considera
tion, and will likely be determin-
ed this week.
IRONWooD, Hurley, Eagle River
and Washburn are all fighting the
same evil, and that is the running
at large on the streets of cattle
and other live stock. We hope
our neighbors are making better
progress towards suppressing
the nuisance than we are
here.
81 had a running sore on my
breast for over year, says Henry
r. Richards of Willseyville, N. Y.
and tried great many remedies,
but got DO relieg until l used Bait
ner Salve. After using one-half box
I was perfectly cured. I cannot re-
commend it to highly" Sold by
Oven, Frost & Co.
The Annual Meeting of the B. P.
O. E. will be held at Milwaukee July
% to %. For the occasion the
Omaha will sell tickets from Wash
burn to Milwaukee and return at
the rate of 1910. Tickets on sale
July 22nd to 25th inclusive, good re-
turning until July 9th.
Mrs. J. No matter what causes
facial eruptions absolute cleanliness
inside and out is the only way to
cure them. Rocky Mountain Tea
taken this month will drive them
away. 35c. Sold by Owen, Frost &
Co.
Geo. Hickock, Curtiss, Wis, says:
'Foley's Kidney Cure has been test
ed ard found to be what you claim
for it. I have given it to my father
and it is the only thing that ever
helped him. Sold by Owen, Frost
& Co.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-05-09
VERY INTEMPERATE.

better newspaper IMAM IL mas
ever been in the past, but it is
very apparent to republicans
throughout the state that the
editorial columns of the paper
occasionally contain the most
Incorporate utterances, For in
stance in Tuesdays issue we find
editorially, the paper speaking of
an element in the republican
party of Wisconsin as political
ours. (" Speaking of 1892 the
Sentinelsays of certain political
element: ''They were political
ours then and they are political
ours to-day" Now that's what
we call very poor stuff for the
leading republican newspaper of
the state to publish. The Sen
tinel has taken the right stand
Oh nearly all important questions
during the legislative period, and
made agreatfight on the Primary
election fallacy, but it's intemper-
ate utterances are not calculated
to keep the republican party in
line for another hundred thou
sand plurality in Wisconsin.
These vital principles of party
can better be discussed in a
temperate manner, and there is
no justification in the Sentinel or
any other newspaper flying off
the handle and resorting to such
undignifed expressions as ''po-
litical ours" Republicans may
differ in political matters within
the party, and as for The TIMES
it is with the Sentinel most of
the time, but we do not believe
in using such s'fre-eating" ex-
preston, at a time when the only
result can be to injure our great
party.
THE bill for the recreation of
the State Board of immigration
is dead-dead beyond recall.
This is las was prophesied by
The TIMES last week. The bill
was introduced and fathered in
the Assembly by Assemblyman
Erickson, of Burnett county.
The committee on claims of the
two houses recommended the bill
for indefinite postponment.
Notwithstanding that Mr.. Erick-
son succeeded in getting the bill
orderered to a third reading by
making a fight on the floor of the
assembly. But when the bill
appeared for passage in the
assembly Friday it met it's death
by vote of AZ to 81. The ad-
ministration was after the bill
hard, and it is unfortunate that
such level headed men as Assem-
blyman Hall, hailing from north
ern Wisconsin, should have been
so blinded to the Adminintra-
ton policy, as to help kill bill
of so much Importance to this
part of the state. But it is dead
and unfortunate though it may
be, still it is too late to kick.
LICENSED gambling, which
fourished for years in Ashland,
has been brought to a close, and
will exist no longer. By order of
Mayor Williams the gambling
joints of the city we're closed
last week. The Chief of Police
went the Mayor one better, and
closed all kinds of games, such
as the shaking of dice, the play
ing of cards for amusement's
sake, and any other sports. The
Chief undoubtedly exceeded the
instructions of the Mayor in
what appears to have been an
effort to put the new adminstra-
ton in bad light. But Mayor
Williams will look after the regu-
lation of things in a proper man
ner, and when he says that
gambling must STOP" those
who know him will not be long in
believing that gam bling will stop.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-24
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FRAMK 0RAAek17, A.As.s Principal

grade at present and the character Of
the rock is entirely different In color
and composition. being an iron oxide.
But the quantity Of IL makes up for the
difference In values. Only assessment
work has been done on this claim also
and there are Indications that it may
turn to copper with depth.
The Little May group shows good
ledge Of copper ore rich in value at the
depth of forty-two feet. In this group
some attractive specimens Of wolfram
lite have also been found, but as yet
any considerable quantity has not been
encountered. Though this Is held for
copper claim, some who have seen the
ore predict that 1t will become a gold
mine on deeper working.
All the men are employed who can
work to advantage under the present
circumstances. but Mr.. Piles says that
after the return of Mr.. Watts from the
eats on Sunday next, arrangements will
be made TO exploit their properties on
larger scale.