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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-10
Bon xutuila.

@m. BladIod, 8ieseoniuI unb 5isfaI.
agent Der Der. Staten ffir glpia unb
EuiuiIu, Samoa, bsfinbet ii@ in Bafb.
inston. nm ben suitdnbisea 8eamten
8eri@t iiber bic Sage Der Dinse auf
3utuiIa 3u eritatten unb ueriHie6ene
WobiiiatiOnen i'm iebisen Rssierunss'
fpftem Der Snfel in 8ori9Ias su briHsen.
gr bdIt eS far tuini4enstpertb, ipenn
ni&t notbpenbig. bab bic gegsnipdrtige
abioluie 2ontrple bes @ommanbanten
Der Marineitation iber bic Snisl auf bic
eieentIIde Standardization beiGrdnft tpirb
unb berfeIbe auBerbaIb Der lebteren bic
5unitionsn einss Gibilsoubsrnsurs aus.
dbt I; fernst, bab ben @inseborensn ipei'
Ser 3autfarbe unb ben tpenieen gipiIpers
iOnsn iauiaffder &aRe cine gsrtretuns
in Der 8esieruEe bur4 @reiruns zines
Beirathes bes @ouperneurs einserdumi
tpirb uno bic 8sfusnihs bss Iebtsren ers
tpeitert iperben.
Bon brinsenbftsr Notbpenbisisit far
GutuiIa bdlt BIadlod bic 4ufbebune
oeS eeeenpdrtieen. bom Warine' Com,
manbanten erIafenen 8erbots bes Ser.
faufS bon seiitlsen @etrdnfen in ben
9ieies Bertot bat bic S@tisbs
uns Der SOteIs sur Solse eebabt. Ra4.
BEN bic Ocsanbampfer ~besonnen batten.
in TutuiIa ansulesen, anltatt tpie friber
in Gpin, tuaren snbIreide Tourifsn unb
0anbelsreiienbe in Tutuila ans 2anb
seitiessn unb bic @efddfte in benz leste'
rem batten ii1 raid esbcben, sum 5beil
auf Rotten BON Deuiid.S Samoa. Sn,
foIse bss ~ertpdbnten 8erbotes BAT fid
oies gum S@aben bon TutuiIa ipieosr
aednbert, tuesbaIb, na6 8IadlOd's gn.
ii&t. bas 8srbOt uufseboben perben
foute.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-10
Gnelduter maffeu ben MiIpaufeer
Stablfabrifauten beIfen.

Cine Sirma in WiIpauise srbisIt bi.
rett aus Birmingham. GnsIanb. BEN
boriiesn StnhI'S nbuitrie. Centrum, brei
garlabanssn BOD Stabli&ienen unb
.Siih'9latss" mas tpObl sinsis in Der
6ef&iGte Der Stabl. Spbunrie bon MiI.
tuauies bafebt. Auf 8sfraasn. pis es
icmnne. bab nidt bsimii&s SnbuItrie in
eieiem 5ale benOrsuet iporben Ist, CT.
ildrte Elm 8srirstsr Der b~strsfenSsn
6irma runbipee. baB ss Ieiner Sirma
rein unmbeli& iei, bieie erobe Orbsr bon
elmer ameriianiiden Sirma sur befimm.
ten 8sit ausssfibrt su bsiommen. Die
ameriianii&en 6irmsn ieien nit BeasI.
ungen eeraoeSu iibsrbduft unb nstmsn
bersits felt Monaten Feline nsuen Bettsl.
unssn mebr an. Der bstrsFenbsn Sirmu
blieb ireiter ni@ts ibris, als bic Stab.
Gitenbabni&ienen in england su bsFfsI.
ten, nm ni&t zines srObsn Contradict
bsrIufis su ssbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-10
Gifenbabn Seittabelle.
0danars, sa6apaHHa uus @eaera satu.


Su araft BIN 1. Stunt 1902.
GaeIi9-BsrIdbt SerantpH fir Wtp gori
nm 1.50, $40, COS, 7 so, 1910, Born. r..
40, $40 uub 3.35 Ra&mittass. 8ir 9rp
Bort u. philadelphia, uni 7.50 u. 1910 gorm.;
f2.40 ane 1886 Ra@mittags. 6ii eouIes-
berp. 6.fO HaGmittags.
RsraIit -8ir Buffalo nm LIS, 6.22 II. 900
Nor. t.55, 6.5l unS tf.f0 9a1mittass. Giir
Binskamtcn, GImira uHe 9pilGsufattpnfn, nm
1925 Rpr. unt los RaHm. Cir Sspssp.
Syraeufs unb Utica, urn It's uub 6.22 Mer.
f.55 NaHmittaes. Ospteo. Syraeuft une
Utica 9us UNI 6.22 Mer. I1uft tSeliH, ausst-
uonimtn 9onntaes. 8ir Wpniroit nm 900
Rpr. los unb $50 Ratm. Hi&oIlon VIC.
scmoeaticu, I'm A.Q0 uub els HaHmittags.
DIesmsbHrg 9ibifeH-9nlabt Scranton
fir Nortbumbtrlanb nm 6.35. f0t0 Wpr.
i.55 unb 6.f0 Ra@m. Sir plpmputb nm $40
Bsrmitiaesj $40 uni sos Hatmittass.
Senntaess8dee.
eibIia-Gar Rtp gpri UNI $50, 3.20.
sos Hne 1910 MUrstHej $40 uHb 1886
gla&u.
9gSrblia = Sir Buffalo nm lis, unb
6.22 Mpr.; t.55, $50 unb ft.f0 Raam.
Sir Glmira unb 3pii&tnAatcnsn 1925 9cr'
miitdgs.
Bloomsbury SibtHsn- 8alaet SrantOn
um 1910 Mpr. uub 6.f0 RdtH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-10
Cine sranfee Mttentatssef6i&te
aus Gapamerifa.

Gins 8sri&tpbruns sesen bas asbsn
bes 8rdfbenten bon Uruguay iuurbs aui
eisentblmIi&s Beife entbsdt. Gin Gee
pifer 9assini tpurbe, 70 Last fi@ Der
,.6erolb" aus 8uenos 9lpres mslben,
tobt in ieinsr @obnuns aufsefunbsn, une
pdbrene bic poIisei ben SAL unteriuGtc,
erbielt fis in einem anonpmen 8riefs bis
Ha&ri&t. bab Der grmorbete Der Saupt,
nader bel elmer sssen ben 8rdfbsnten
seri@teten BerIGp6rune eetpeien fei,
une bab man in isinsr Mobnuns 40
gfuno Dpnamit finben tpiirbe. 2sstsres
ite0te iG als uabr beraus, unb man
sIaubt nun. bab Paseini i'm Isstsn Mo.
ment I'D bon benz Nttentat surddtieben
poute, neil ct ben Wutb berlor, bon fei,
men Nitpsri&tporensn aber srmorbei
tpurbs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-10
uebersroee NdRe Dat ber Grnte
tpeHte eef1aeet.

Die aus ben eroBsn @streibs. Staaien
ini @aihinston e~ineelanfsnsn BeriGte
melben sipar iibsrsroBe Ndfe. bod fol
bic Grnte niGt 10 i&limtm eei&dbist fem,
tpie bon manaen Seiten esi9iIbert
ipurbe. an ben @etreibs. 85rIen be,
tpirften bic einifiseren 8eri&ts Elm
0aHlafsn Der aufrssuns unb bic Slim.
mune ipurbe fsFtsr. Obio. MiHisan,
MiROuri. aanias. Rsbrasia, Oklahoma
unb bas Snoianer /. Territprtum msIbsn
I'M Aasemeiuen quite grntsn an. Der
bura ben &sssn anseriatste S&aben
tuirb, 70 bofft man, bur@ bic lbli@s Su.
libite auseesIi&en iusrbsn. Sen
fGIimmftsn 66aben i@sinsn bic Reesn.
eaRe in ben NisSerunssn bes Staates
Sainois anssridtet gu baben, ipdbrsnb
IN Soma Der biels Reaen faum irsenb
einen nennenspertben S@aben psrurs
fa@t bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-10
Cob feiH gspad.

Die Srase. Oh Sob aIs seipBbnii&ss
9epdd bsrfanet tperben Fam. in i'm
Waniion Souie. @eridt au 2onbon in
uernsinenbem Sinne entidiebsn tporben.
Die ..DsutiGe Bani" i6idte flrsIid
100000 Dfunb Sterling mad Berlin.
Das @oIb ipurbe bor ber Abfabrt bss
Dampfers bon 2onbon in elmer 8ajlts
entbsdt, unb Der Sapitdn bes Sabraeuesa
ipurbe 80 elmer Celebrate bsrurtbeiIt.
tpeiI sr bic ..RsSsnus''. afte berlsbis.
Die Ibatia@e. bab elmer Der Banibeam.
ten, tpel&em baS @elb anbertraut NOR.
ben Hamen 8riiser trdat. CAB AnIab au
BEN 9erii&t. baB bas @elb BEN ebemaIi.
gen prdfbenten bes Transbaal ssb5rs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-10
sratlt. sunsesfets In at. eOuis.

Mus anIab Der 8srIesuns beS @aiio.
nalen @riltli. 8unbes bon Netu Yort mad
81. 2ouis bisIten idmmiIi&e i&ipsiseri.
fden 8ereine bon ct. Souls Elm eroBar.
tiees Self ab. has tros 8sesn unb Sturm
gut bsiudt mar. Die Nep Dorisr BE.
amten, Bunbssprafoent 5rans @oblen,
prot. Ssfretdr emil 9irt unb Sinans.
Sefrsidr emil Keller, ibereaben unisr
feierlihen geremOnien benz ct. 2ouiier
@ritIi.8 srsin bas Gisenibum oss 9un'
hes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-10
Gnslauo's Gifeniuouffrie bat nm
81 Rro3ent abgenpmmen.

8sriats flr baS iosbsn abssIaufene
Salbiabr aeissn. bab bic probuftion al.
Ter Sorten ~fabriairten @iiens i'm Norbs
eneIanb.D iitriit bic iteinfte mar. tpslGe
ie in ber 6ei&idis bieiss SnbufriSipsi.
ses su bersei&nen eepeien if. Sie Sc.
fammtprobultion Relte fi& nuf auf A.,
900 9onnen, bersIiden NIT 46. 2O6 Cons
men for bic sIeids Periobe bes Sabres
1901, tuel@s bas fraber i&ledteRs SaIb.
iabr repraisntirte. BsrsIi6sn nit 1899
seiet bic biesidbrise Probuftion cine Der.
minbsruns um 81 9rosent.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-10
@offnt aeehrt.

Der @raf bon Gurin. elm Better bes
aSnips 8ictOr emanuel IL. bon StnIien,
entbiilte i'm 9antbeon bon Santa Groes
Elm ROiini'D enlmaI nit GROCER Seisr.
li@feit. Mntpeienb tparen cine Menss
Senaioren unb 9spurtirte, bic gibil, u.
Wilitarbet0rben unb piele Deputationen
muliiaIiiHsr @eieli&aftsn. Mascasni
Oirieirte bic Mufii. bel ipsI&sr au& cine
bis isbt nod niai psrbfentIidts gompo.
fition 8oiinis. Der i'm Sabre 1868 in
BariS ftarb, bo%reetraeen tpurbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-10
G~rhneune elmer aHar@tffencolonie
In @raflten.

Dsuti6e Gnar&ifen mnbisen an. baB
fie has Btoieft ibrsr gbieaeoer @enoRen.
in Der Brobina Santa @atbarina. 8raii,
lien. cine golonie Utopia" sriinben Su
ipolen. unterftlben. Gin bon 8. 8.
Dart. SO. 331 @aInut Strase. Gbieaeo,
untersei6neter @rdnbunssaufruf ia in
..9isues 2eben." BEN Organ Der bsut.
fdsn anar&ifsu, berbfsntIi&t tuorbsn
unb bisfeIben fammeIn @elb fur goIoni.
fen. ipeIde flo aus alsr Serren 2dnbsr
rsirutiren iofsn. 5000 Heres 2anbes
fur bic @olonie folen bsreits srtporbsn
tporbsn fem.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-10
Teuer.Nlarat RdAem.

!, LAckawanna Avenue und Weston MIL.
! Penn Avenue und Mulberry Strssso
! Lackawanna Avenue und sisbente Strasss.
) Lackawanna und Penn Avenues.
Dickson Manufacturing 90, Vine strasse.
l Lacka. stahl Co. Nord Werke.
! Lacka. stahl Go. Alts Rolling Mill.
} Mulberry strasse und Webster Avenue.
| Jefferson und LackswshnA Avenues.
j Linden Strasss und franklin Avenue.
1 Washington Ave, City halle und Mulberry Str
Olive strasse und Adams Avenue.
3 LA~ekawAnna und Washington Avenues.
7 Mulberry strasse und Madison Avenue.
8 Jefferson Avenue und Gibson Btfasse.
0 Monroe Avenue und Pine Strasss.
l keunts und Robinson Strassen.
9 South Main Avenue und Hampton strssss.
4 Lgokawanna und Nord Main Avenues.
5 jackson Strasse und Main Avenus.
q Jackson 6traass und Lincoln Avenue.
Il Everett Avenue und jackson strzsse.
q Garfield Avenue und Lafayette strasso.
q Sumner Avenue und Washburn StrasBs.
II Washington Avenue and Hickory etraAss.
q Dritts und Fellows strassen.
s Broadway und Fuenfts Avenue.
8 Sued Achts und Hampton etrassen.
u Sued Webster Avenue und Hemlock Strasss.
Pittston Avenue und Willow 6trasse.
g Prospect Avenue und Beech Strasss.
% Crown Avenue und Beech Strasse.
II Cedar Avenue und Alder Strasse.
q Prospect Avenue und River Strssss.
- Cedar Avenue und Elm strasss.
u Washington Avenue und Maple etrasss.
70 Breek Strasss, Scranton Stahi-W srks.
II Prospect Avenue und Zig strasse.
70 Remington Avenue und Cherry ssrasss.
y birnsy Avenue und Connell Btrasss.
II Providsncs Road und Carbon strasse.
a capouse Avenue und Phelps stFzsss.
IS Showers Packing Co. und Green's Place.
" County jail. Washington Avenue.
y Marion Strssse und Capouss Avenue.
N Wyoming Avenue und Ash strasss.
% Delaware Strasse und Penn Avenue.
40 AIhFtoht AVannN ind Marion AfFaaaa
n Dickson Avenue und 0st Market Btrasss.
~ Diamond Avenue und Court Btrasse.
rs Eord Main Avenue und Providence Road.
u Nord Main Avenue und Market Strasse.
Hord Main Avenue und Parker Strasse.
10 Helm des Good Shepherd, Holllster strasss.
10 Ohu Oh Avenue und Ferdinand etnsso
Brick und Oak Strassen.
o. Bloom und West Market etrassen.
81 Wayne Avenue und Putnam Strasse.
"a Wayne Avenue und William strasss
50 west Market und WinonA Strssssn.
sc Ksiser Avenue und D., l.. a W. CUivert.
Rockwell Avenue und Glib 1T strAsss.
. Wyoming Avenue und Olive strasss.
II 0ollisry Engineer, fores, ooTrt.
10 Mineral und Carbon StrAssen.
10 Monssy Avenue und Poplar strasss.
n Ash und Luke 6tnassen.
~ D., L. 4 w. fracht.Hsus.
"a Gay Avenue und Vine Strasse.
% John und Ash 6trasssn.
- Irving Avenue und Ash etrasss.
n Quincy Avenue und Linden strasae.
n Presoott Avenue und Vim btrasss.
70 Oiay Avenue und Gibson strasss.
81 wheeler Avenue und Linden etrasse.
80 Prescott Avenue und Gibson strasse.
10 Washington Avenue, D., l. ". karrsnvsrk
~ Lsckawanna Hospital.
nt D., L. 4 W.. Maschinsa-w erkstsssts.
rs Ciiff werks.
81 wyoming Avenue und Spruce strAsss.
,ai Meridian und sisbsnts strasssa.
IA zsh. 10 und LuHerns Strassen.
,Aa neas~ahnea and IuEArua Htraaaaa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-10
SillleDS
5
SeiOe-
Nerfani.

80 Gents, e~eiuSbnIi6
bsrfaaft fir so Gents.
Bette AuaIitdt iGtperer corbeb
MaidsS eibe, Iabenber, ipeiB, aIts
rOia. roia. so Gents AuaIitai Bee
i&nitten auf 35 Gents.
80 Gents, getp6bnIi9
b~erfanft tiir 65 Gents.
SouIarb Seibe bon gutter f&iperer
AuaIitdt, sdnaIi& refine Seibe.
Better, is offerirter @srib for bieien
Preis. 65 Sents NuaIitdt bsf&nit.
ten auf 80 Gents.
65 Gents, getuSbnli9
bsrfanft fit S1.00.
Soularb Satin unb Seibe bon
feinhsm @susbe unb f9tpsrem Gee
iui&t. Cine preisparbiss Ssibe fur
ssrinseS @eIb. s1.O0 AuaIitdt
bsi&nitisn auf 6S GentS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-10
auslanb.

/. Die He8lsrnIie bon Salbaoor ba'
sAaft s;ns s,sssn,;"a S"r ss \ Es'
NINA, 'OO
g giioa 2oo0 AnBsitelte Der eaHa.
;bnsn s;ns s%s,rsnots aohnsrsss.m ass'
tpeioert ,u,,rSs' 4""S '
-.
o. 1norsin earnssle pat Der Staot
riGtuno elmer Sff,ntI; % g;bi;otbs,
$50 600 aberantmnrtst'
= gins Moipellnng iart'laer Srap'
pen utnatnesiie De, Vail! esre S&aar
bic ilebrioen ~oefanoen
-
- IN oem ParralsD iltr'!t Der 9''
oalso ufln'n9 20. N DteIleo iohen neue
gamoe oon lepf ipsr'epousm @olo' uno
Sn Parls VI Der Altrofoti 9etpe
y; " y. Paps esliorDsn. gr ipar IN
1914 9sporsn uno pas gillette Nttt8liso
Der Ataoer'le Der Wsneni@aften.
- Der A!asta'D aimpfer ..Orseon"
" anf Der 6aprf nap Seattle beI Quito
2atoor 9~el'ranoet. gana9lsrs UNI
pfannlpaften pefInoen ttp IN St1erbelt.
= Die erfe Rammey Der boQdnbiIHen
9snsra!itaafsn pat pen Tertra8 nit
Oentl~!ano ps3ue!i@ pee altattiqen Sas
oels na~ eouanoti@ Of'nolsr rat't'eirt.
- 8ei Rampurab In Oitinbisn ipurbe
Elm giienbabnsue bon einem @irbsIiturm
pom B~abnbamtn aebla5en. Drsi,ebn
gsrlonen trurosn sstoctst uno 10 ss'
faprl'~ osrissi.
- SIN benz Barrier 8aIais bes Gro.
fen 9otodi aeri5rte Iebten Srsitaa Elm
Sseuer Qun{tasaen5tdnbe uub @emaIbe.
Seren Wertb auf mebrers Miaionsn
6raEes 8elTast rlro.
8ietro Waseaani. beIen Same ben
WuEifrsunbsn Der aan,en WeIt burd
feline Competition Der Obsr ..GabaIerio
RuRieana" bsiann. it. pirb mad ben
Der. staatsn iommen.
al. ws;..tu.,..s;.... o-...
tion in In Mbis abeba in gIbef{bnien an.
oeFommeu. mo lie pom geous febr out
sufasnomrnsn ,purbs. eybr Rtped n
SprIduna i'm @ebiete hes OberniIs.
m.... -.
- So9" O"ts'H We uulst'tuh'lWs
Sua0ssWss' os' SoI s.n.esn Tsona.sh IN
ein,ubreden bsriH6fe. ipurbe in Qonbpn.
GnaIanb. ,u S Sabren R~tpanosarbeit
ps~rurtbeiIt.
O., ~
Vsn:.a: u'Ss',om. Sols Dson!lesl'
ssO uno g.on.e.o s'eO's.O nslOsn icy. IN
osI s1sIqhaaa,esn Saap.IIaoI oer yro'
ibrsr, ben Ser, Staten a%eIsifeten Irsu.
eib asbrcden Al baben,
al. w... ..,.
-. gW an.Ds.psnss .gp'nlon
U..hs. "" 1s'ssaan.m ans o1uls'. nag
w.~s% w So".s" psatM psnI,s.:s
19n oI.Sssn. ". Az suIs. ys'sItuhIps,,
perIhlehtert. bok ie ibrem Gnbe nobe
III.
o. -, :.
Sm ssa,. w w.anl'oh
9sais INIT Tsm So.Is oss Sot9map'
U.s SM SuIspg Y. D,msoa.s aggspa''s'
wv os'Iah"sane putos oslV'1nsh; 70
ilnaft petftorbenen @sciI @bobes An er.
riHtsn.
m...s...x w.x..
pt'hs Sss'1'p. ws'Qst a9 psrsIs
ms9IIa~ aus S1mp9nIE esIpG..ete' pat
p,sos. a~s. D.''0sa%,sss @DnEaas O9a'
snosl sns quel~e ueeieoe fur
0rdIentirmarI6 iiir bic erse matroIen.
SipiIion.
n,-
Sth sOm,te paa lIQ VI Ss'ps9 &C.
O.'os., um T'@aIo asaenet Gun 9tailo'
2 Oo,I ~ stIla'en. 6tau
seI.na asaenss: os aSl!IlUs PCS eot1po'
iius anf Bic babin osbsnSs Wsmesumo
asfidert.
O,telIor 0Iesiauef pom peg yfpsoe'
e. Sere,n'aIsr S9'Her IN Drsslau er'
plet' naQ p,es!aeiesr 0er'gtspsrpano'
.uHs Dsssn 0as,QaMe 20" Sanonemen'
Ten p.er Saers Su@spaus. Dse anoersn
iprodsn'
e.. m.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-10
germtfAtes snlsus.

= 5rof unb i&tpsrsr Rseen baben in
Der llmseBenb bon @ariaip, q. y. bss
beutenben S&absn anaeri@tet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-10
$1.1O, @eaefes
Gewebe, 8efe
Qnalitdt.

Die befisn Mufsr bon Ssibe
6ouIarbs. bereefelt in Ombre
gro&e @heften. gra&tboIs Wtus
fer. bette 0ualitat, nsueits $I.IO
gntiriirfs.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-22
Renters Must be Careful.

"A law passed by our last general as
semoly makes it a criminal offense for
a tenant to sell the annual products
OF MS rented farm without first hay-
ing the written consent of his land.
lord to do so. This makes it neces-
sary in most cases for the tenant to
carry in his pocket the written con.
sent OF his landlord to the sale of
grain or food. The law calls tenant
VINO sells without such written con.
sent thief, and fixes his punishment
70 De the same as any other larceny.
Ihere is saving provision, however.
that II the tenant shall pay the rent
due before the prosecution is COM
menced it shall be bar to the prose.
cutlon. There is another saving
clause, that no prosecution shall he
commenced until all the rent is dine
Ihls applies only to tenants of farm
lands.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-22
Davis Corners.

The rainy weather of late stops
threshing which was fairly started.
Mrs. G. Mast who has been at the
Rochester MINI. Hospital for the past
three weeks returned to her home
Monday being greatly improved in
health.
Mr.. L. Aberg has sold his farm to a
person from Wis. for $50 per acre, and
also Mr.. Thomson from Cresco has
sold his farm one mile north of here
for s55 to persons from Ill.
Willie Viebrock took the train for
Farmersburg Saturday to visit with
friends over Sunday, returning Mon.
day.
Betsy Aberg is staying at W. Hunt
tng's In Cresco.
Mr.. L. Baumgartner has new top
buggy.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Henke entertained
company last Sunday.
The dance at T. Hecht's was we'll
attended Saturday eve.
w. Hanneman has rented Mr..
Perry's farm for the next season and
will take possession next Spring.
r. Hecht aud Lille Hoppe Sunday
ed with relatives in Cresco.
Tillie Dell and Emma Vagts made
businesi trip to Lime Springs Wed
nesday.
Arthur Luidke came down to at
tend the dance Saturday evening, and
visited with his cousin L. naronde
over Sunday.
The show in our town Wednesday
evening was we'll patronized by peo-
pie coming from far and near.
MT. B. B. Brooks was out here last
week hanging the church bell into
the steeple.
MI. and Mrs. II. Viebrock and fami-
ly are entertaining their cousin Adel-
la Borchers from waterloo.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-22
A Fine Barn.

Henry Jacklin, one OF the entar-
Eris1ng farmers of Fremont township
mas just completed one of the best
barns In Winneshiek county. The
structure is 55x70 feet, with basement
and is capped with crest1ng and a fine
cupola, designed and built by VIM.
MCGEE; the base of which is finished
with rural landscape in autumnal
colors. The great doors also contain
an elliptic medalli on which is
painted an old castle, a glimpse of the
sea and stranded vessel, the work of
Mr.. Van Dee, a scenic artist. Both
OF these gentlemen are from Howard
county.-Decorah Journal,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-22
$l.oO PER YEAR
Prohibition conve nticn.

The prohibitionists of his count,
ana OF the 4th district met in con.
vention in Cresco in Friday, Aug. Is.
ana made the following nominations;
lor congressman, NJ. McGregor, of Ma
son City; for county auditor, W. R.
Perry; for county recorder, L. r. Ea.
ton; for county clerk, G. e. Simonds
The following were chosen a, del..
gates from Howard county: A. J.
cook, Robt. Lappin, ]. L. Kent, n.
II. Morris, Mrs. Ralph Clark. Mr.,
Abbie Brown.
The county central committee
selected, consists Of ". w. Williams
chairman; G. E. Simonds, Secretary,
ana Robt Lappin, John 81. Jones and
W. B. Perry.
Rev. Q. r. Payne, of Fayette, was
elected member Of the state com
mittee for this district and was also
engaged as travelling prohibition
evangelist for this district and will
at once commence active work.
The meeting in the evening was
addressed by Rev. Payne and Rev NJ
L. scholey Of Plymouth, Iowa.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-22
Uncle Toms Cabin com;na

Burks Big Pavilion Uncle Tom Is
oaoln will exhibit here on the lot op-
poslte Central Hotel on Wednesday
evening Aug. 81. The company num-
oers thirty-ive artists and musicians
travelling in their own vestibule nal.
ace car showing under waterproof
ent seated with the latest improved
pavilion opera seats. Their large ele-
vated stage fitted with new and ap-
propriate scenery enables them to
give correct and realistic prodpc.
tlon OF the great drama in Its entire
ty. Prof. Duncans superb orchestra
Will delight all with specially ar
ranged musical program, making an
enjoyable evening of mirth, music
ana melo-drama. Prof. Pitchers AL.
gerian band will give two open air
concerts, at noon and 1880 .. m. Ad-
mission 20 cts. children Is cts.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-22
List Of Teachers.

Following are the teachers selected
TO teach In the Cresco Public school,
for the next year. The term begins
Monday Sept. 1st.
Prof. L. q. A. Ling, superintendent.
High School-M. Aida Tate, Narv
Hieber, Rhodella Kirkland.
lst Grade-Ada Eighniey.
2nd Grade-Katherine Pollard.
3rd-Grade-A bbie Watson.
9Th Grade-Inez Harmon.
9th Grade-Effie Sfekmeier.
oth-Grade-Veda S. Graham
7th Grade-Lillian Smith.
Sth Grade-Florsnce Marshall
lst Grade Elizabeth Wilson.
znd and 3rd Grade-Helen Chapin
a1n and 9th Grade-Dora Cornelysen
oth and 7th Grade-Dora Rummell
Eva NJ. Blair, Pen and Drawing
Ella Treat, Music.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-22
CHURCH NOTES.
METHODIST.

Services next Sabbath as usual botl
morning and evening. Rev. S. G
Platts of the M. E. church at Calmar
Iowa, will supply the pulpit at bott
services. Services will be as follows:
1000 a. NJ, class meeting.
1O:45 a. m., morning sermon.
lS:l5 p. m., Sunday school
500 p. NJ, Junior League.
6:3O p. M, Senior League.
1880 p. m.; sermon Of the evening,
The topic Of the Senior League at
$50 p. M, is: Freedom for Servlce;'
Tim 2: 4; Gal. v: 1; Heb. XII: 1-o.
This devotional service will be led by
Brother Claude Weatherford. Let
every young person not only feel a
a freedom to enjoy this service, but
best of all, the freedom to serve the
Master in our work.
Mid-week prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening at 8 O'Clock.
A cordial invitation is extended to
any and all who wish to Worship with
US.
BAPTIST.
Preaching services at 1O.45 a. M,
1880 p. m.
Sabbath school at u m.
Junior Union at 800.
B. Y. P. o., at $50. Topic, "True
to Serve, III Tim. 2: 4. Leader, Miss
Jessie Mcintosh.
Rev. Barrett conducted services in
the church last Sunday, owing to Rev.
Smiths enforced absence caused by
railroad wreck. Mr.. Smith is ex-
pected home in time for next Sunday
services.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening ats O'Clock.
Bible Study Glass Tuesday evenings
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-22
Land for Sale

Howard county farms, the best to
be found, $40 to s65 per acre; farms in
Mower County, Mimi, with fine
improvements, and near Grand
Meadow, Dexter and Austin, at $40 to
800 per acre; Dakota farms in good
localities for general farming, i'm
proved farms with artesian wells and
with cattle, horses and machinery
Included, $40 to $40 per acre. Unim-
proved farms in the same localities,
IS to $40 per acre. Write for our list
and come to see us in regard to terms.
Office over Kellow's Grocery, Cresco
Iowa. E. B. CuAMPLIN.
j. j. CHAMPMN.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-22
Sudden Death.

Michael Markovets, living north
west from Protivin about mile, was
foukd dead in his bed Thursday morn
ing, August IA. He retired at night
in his usual health, having spent the
evening in reading and conversine
with neighbor. He was IS years OF
age and leaves widow and four chill
dren, and his aged parents to mourn
his untimely death. He was a mem
Der of the NJ. w. A., carrying a $4,000
policy.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-22

One complete Minneapolis threshing
outfit, lS-horse engine, separator,
blower, weigher, feeder, two tanks,
tank pump and hose, one wagon, in as
good running order as a new outfit.
For sale for only $1,000. Address Frank
son & Kavanaugh, Spring Valley,
Mimi.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-22
Farm Wanfad.

Wanted to buy, 120 or 16O acre
farm New Oregon or Vernon Springs
township preferred. Address, giving
location and price, +. B. Box 2, Protl-
vim, Iowa.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-22
No Trespassing.

All parties are hereby warned
against hunting or fishing on any
property owned by either Of the un.
dersigned:
JOHN CLINK, w. A. SToCKNAN
JOHN GRINHAUa, e. e. EDDY,
WALTER EDDY, CURTIS Bros.
MRS. j. SToCKMAN.