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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-12
Prosperity News.

Cotton weigher, Mr.. W. T. Gibson, is
kept pretty busy these days. The cot
ton comes, the number of buyers in
crease, and altogether things are kept
lively. In the market at present are
Messrs. J. L. and A. G. Wise, Wheeler
& Bowers, Hawkins Bros, Bowers &
Dominick, and Moseley Bros. are about
ready to enter. Any of these gentle
men will gladly wait on you.
A young thief, or old thief, or at least
some thief broke out a glass in the
front window and entered Mr.. W. R..
Mathis place of business. He seems
to have wanted money, but if that
failed him, he would take something to
eat. Nothing much was missed.
Several of our merchants have in
creased their clerical force, and other
business changes have occurred. Miss
Maggie Barre is with Messrs. Bowers
& Dominick, Mr.. Ira Boland, of Little
Mountain, and L. S. Long with Messrs.
Moseley Bros, Mr.. J. F. Mackey, Jr.,
of Georgetown, with Messrs. Hunter &
Wheeler, Mr.. J. B. Hartman with
Messrs. G. A. Maffett & Co., DIR. R. G..
Kibler, of Atlanta, Ga., with Messrs.
Hawkins Bros, Mr.. S. B. Hawkins
with Messrs. Wheeler & Bowers, Mr..
Malcolm Cook with Messrs. B. B.
Schumpert & Co., Mr.. Osborne Miller
with Prosperity Stock Co.
Mr., D. M. Langford and family have
returned to Prosperity. Mr.. Langford
has charge of the Southern Railroad
Co.'S. interest here. Prosperity seems
to be getting herself together.
September first is the real beginning
of the business year. Naturally, then
new enterprises and new firms select
that date to begin and old concerns Sc
lect that date to regenerate. The new
bank will soon be ready to occupy its
permanent quarters, but in the mean
time is doing business in some building
of the Prosperity Stock Co.'S. office.
The new firm of Schumpert & Counts
expects to occupy the corner, one of
the three brick stores now building on
Main street. In the meantime they
are opening up their stock in the old
Wheat building.
The city hall seems to be nearing
completion. 1t is to be supposed that
before very long the city fathers will
set day for it's dedication.
The opening of the Prosperity Graded
School, Monday Sept. l, was very graf
flying. The teachers remain as they
were last session, except that Miss
Frances Rawl, of Richland county, has
charge of the primary department. 4
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-12
The Dispeneary.

Mr.. Editor
1t is we'll known to the people OF
Ncwberry that the present writer has
always been in favor Of the dispenSaly
.,y&Ge.n To me it was, and is qucs-
ton Of control. The State has always
had the right, at any rate assumed ami
exercised the right or control over the
lQuor traffic. 1t has never been con-
s:lnrcd safe for the trade in ardent
syil;is, nor any Intoxicating drinks, to
be free and unrestricted as it is on other
articles. The question then arose,
which or what is the better or best
method of control The idea of many
good people is to stop it and have no
liquor sold at all as beverage. But
that is simply an impossibility. Men
are too fond of indulgence in that which
renders them for the time gay and
happy and rich.
The Dispensary System offered, as |
thought, and still think, the best So
luton of the question. But did not
think of the horrible excesses that have
been grated upon it, nor of the wicked
abuses that have grown out Of it. l
never dreamed, and could not possibly
dream that under this system consta
BILE could become so great as to be the
embodiment of the State and find it
no longer possible to GO wrong, no
matter what he did. He is the State
and is responsible to no one no matter
what he does, and is not liable to
punishment. This is an abuse | could
not possibly foresee.
There is another constantly growing
in enormity which is most infamo US
But of existence Of this, however, DO
not know; but it is reported that mem
bers of the Board of Control take ad-
vantage of their positions to act as
agents for large liquor houses and re-
ceive a per centage for services thus
rendered. They thus act in double
capacity, officers of the State and
agents for liquor makers and are paid
by both. Whether there is any truth
in this do not know. But not great
while ago Senator McLaurin published
such charges against high official of
the State.
| Iwant the Legislature at its next
session to pass an Act making it a
crime, punishable with fine and i'm
prisonment, for any member of the
Board of Control who abuses his trust
for any such purpose. Any man who
would do this deserves a place on the
chain gang. This is of more Importance
| Just now than the child labor question.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-12
Wns Nerald and MeWs
- ~
Capr -. q REWARD.
Z. Il. t:itT. F.'nTo;

The election returns show that Capt.
D. c. Hayward has been nominate! for
governor by ve-y handsome vote. It
is d remarkable victory, for when i'2
WAS announced he vas unknown in the
State, except to few personal friends.
He had no political record to be attacked
and none upon which to make the ra2c.
He is a clean man and comes of q
distinguished family and the family
name is not unfamiliar in the history of
the State. He is rice planter and has
never held public Office Of any kind.
His opponent, Congressman Talbert'
has been in public life for the past
twelve years as superintendent OF the
penitentiary and Congressman from the
Second District and could have re-
tanned his position in all probability for
another term. Capt. Hayward we are
sure will make a good governor and
give the State wise and safe and
business like administration. We lex
tend to him our congratulations and give
him our assurance of support in his
efforts to be the governor OF all the
people and for the advancement OF
South Carolina.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-12

Now that the elections are all over
we want to get to other matters, such
as the development of our town and
county. Some more small and large
industrial enterprises would help every
body. A broom factory properly man
aged would be paying enterprise to
the stockholders as well as give some
diversity for our farmers as broom
could be successfully grown in thas
county. The mill towns which we now
have are sources of revenue to our
farmers as they give market for the
truck farmer. Another mill would help
that much more. Everybody should
work together for the advancement
and uplifting of the community.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-12
ST. Paul items.

Cotton will soon be all open ano
gathered. Corn is pretty good. The
pea crop is good.
We had our Children's Day last Thurs
day. The day was rainy, but notwith-
standing the rain we had a large at
tendance. Editor E. H. Aull was pres
ent and pocketed the program and
know he will report in full.
Misses Belle and Ida Epting, OF New
berry, spent last Tuesday night and
Wednesday with their cousin, Mr.. l.. L.
Epting and family.
Miss Leona Epting. of Newberry,
visited her uncle's family, Mr.. L. l.
Epting, last Wednesday, returning to
her home on the following Saturday.
Mrs. Carrie Gruber and children spent
Thursday night at Mr.. L. I. Eptings.
The Misses Waters, of Jalapa, visited
at Mrs. Eustastia Livingston's last
week.
Mrs. J. J. Epting, who has been sick
in bed several months, is now at the
point of death. Her recovery is not ex-
pected.
The first and second primary are
thing of the past.
Boinest & Co. are kept busy ginning.
They put up the neatest bale Of any
gin know of. They have a first class
outfit and do good work.
Mrs. Mat Stone, of the Newberry cot
ton mill, took sick while visiting rela-
tives during the week the mill was
stopped and has been sick ever since.
But we are glad to state she is some
better.
The merchants at Pomaria are ahead
of any place know of in buying cotton.
They pay more than anywhere else. l
hope they will continue. If they should
not make anything on their cotton the
additional trade will pay them.
Messrs. T. B. Epting and Hayne
Wedaman are visiting friends at Irmo.
Miss Eula Epting will 60 tomorrow to
spend a few days with her cousin,
Miss Leona Epting, of Newberry.
Push.
Sept. 10, 1902.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-12
THH NHWBERRY HERALD AND NEWS, SEPTEMBER IL, 1902
MCCSte4''s Sales.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY-lN
COMMON PLEAS.
Elk Parte
Charlton C. Matthews and George NJ.
Wilson, Partners doing business under
the firm name Of Matthews & Wilson,
Plaintiffs,
against
J. Ed. Monts ct al, Defendants.
DY ORDER OF THE COURT
. herein l will sell before the Court
House at Newberry, S. c., with
in the legal hours of sale, on the
first Monday in October, 1902, to the
highest bidder, all that piece, parcel or
tract of land lying and being situate in
the county of Newberry, state of South
Carolina, containing fifty (50) acres,
more or less, and bounded on the east
by Polly Derrick, on the south by John
w. Monts, on the west by W. c. Shealy
and on the north by L. S. Shealy.
Terms of sale: Cash. Purchaser to pay
for papers
H. H. RIKARD, Master
Masters office, Sept. 4, 1902.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-12

Congressman Latimer has been nomi-
mated for United States Senator by a
very large majority. He has been con-
gresham from this, the third district,
for the past ten years and has many
friends in this county as his vote in the
last primary as we'll as in former pri-
maries whenh he was candidate for con-
gress shows. He is we'll known to our
people.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-12
FOR SALE.

A GOOD THREE-HORSE FARM
N n7ar Bethlehem Church known
as Geo. B. Suber's. Bounded by the
land of J. D. Suber, Mud and Cannon
Creeks. Has a good dwelling, tenant
houses, hay meadows, pastures, sum-
mer and winter, and other conVeniences.
For information apply to Forest H.
Suber, care Of Lorick & LoWrance,
Columbia, S. G.
4teow FOREST H. SUBER.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-12
Improvement southern Rrilwsy Dining
Cars.
Sept. 10, 1902.

Improvement southern Rrilwsy Dining
Cars.
Southern Railway is making an espe-
ciai feature of dining car service on
many of it's through trains, andin order
to make dining cars more attractive
than ever, are now equipping all OF
these cars with electric ans and elec-
trio lights. A number of the dining
cars in through lines between Atlanta
and New York have been equipped with
electric fans and electric lights, and
these Improvements will continue until
all of the dining cars on the Southern
system will have these advantages. -,
There are very few roads in the world
that have electric lights and electric
fans in their dining cars and this I'M
provement will add much to the already
excellent dining car service OF the
Southern railway. w. H. Tayloe,
Asst. Gen. Pass. Agen4.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-12
lS65-1S95.
Dedicated To The Confederate lamps.

I'll 5ne! The cannon's cease to roar;
The southern battle flag is furled;
It's folds upon the breeze no more
Will float, the wonder of the world.
What then remain? The glorious States
Were conquered by resistless power;
Were they extinguished by the fates
To shine in some divine hour?
We form our camps our Watchtire SHINE
Athwart the musky gloom of night;
We see along the extended line
Of Sentinels that all is right.
Oh these are dreams and dreams alone
The past we're dreaming DER and
The States, our States, are dead and
gone;
And the old Union is no more.
But comrade, let us cherish still
Our dreams, for dreams are often
true;
Known that the unconquerable will
Can make the glorious past amen
And we will light our beacon fires
On mountain top, and hill and plain;
And guard, with soul that never tires.
CAMPS that our foes assail in vain.
Jno. A. Chapman.
July 22nd 1895.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-12
Advertised Letters.

Remaining in postoffice for week end
ing Sept. 2, 1902:
B-Miss Hattie Bamma.
CA F Campbell.
G-Willie Gillian.
N-Albert Nickerson.
Prev T F Parker.
RI Rettis.
S. Sim Steward, Miss Maggie SPOTS,
Joseph Sennervine, c G Semmer.
w H Wheeler, Ada Wricks.
Persons calling for these letters will
please say they are advertised.
c.. J. Purcell, P. NJ.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-12

The executive committee met yester-
day morning and adopted the tabula-
ton of the vote in this county as made
hy The Herald and News as the official
result. We were very careful in the
returns and in the tabulation and we
feel sure the figures are correct.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-12
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY in
COMMON PLEAS.
George S. Mower, Plaintiff,
against
Lucy E. Dickert, Defendant.

By order of the court herein, l will
sell to the highest bidder before the
court house at Newberry, S. c., within
the legal hours of sale, on the first Mon
day in October, 1902, all that tract or
plantation of land situate, lying and
being in the county of Newberry ana
state aforesaid, containing. fifty (5O)
acres, more or less, and bounded by
lands of Daniel Suber and D. A. Dlckert.
Terms of sale: One half of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash, the
balance in one year from day OF sale
with interest at per cent, credit por-
ton to be secured by bond of the pur-
chaser with mortgage of the premises.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
H. H. RIKARD, Master N. c.
Masters Office, Sept. 4th, 1902.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-12

Senator Applet of Clarendon has been
defeated by small vote for reelection
as State Senator from that county.
We regret this. He has been a faith
full representative and is alive to the
progress of his State.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-12

Won Kolnitz has been elected State
Senator from Charleston County by a
small majority. There are charges OF
fraud, but the result will not be changed.
It is a pity to have any charges OF
wrong doing in our primary, or even
any foundation for them.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-12

When woman doses her invalid
husband with herb tea and he doesn't t
get we'll she considers him either con-
trary or ungrateful.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-12

After so most men seem to think a
woman is nothing more than nurse.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-12
RESTAURANT

At r. j. Milier's Restaurant meals
can be- had at all hours on shcft no
tice. Fish, Steak and all sess"nable
dishes served. The Restaurant will
not 10 closed Gown during the SUM-
mer, but will be in full blast to serve
tho public with the best the p'a'ket
can afford. Prompt, polite aid TT
tentive servants always glad to serve
you.
also keep oae Of the ch"icasts
stocks of Fancy Groceries ever
broug ght to this city. Call to s'' me-
Respectfully,
R. ]. MILLER
Near PostoffiCe.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-12
SEWERAGE!

The present contract
for sewerage is about.
com pl ete d, and all
VIII O m the sy S t e m
reaches should con-
meet to it.
We are prepared to
do the work strictly &C
cordingto sanitaryreg-
uIations. Get our prices
before you have your
work done.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-16
DittStpn.

J Der 8redertnabs 1bomas 2udfsr
pon Smibpiae. ipsIher am Donneli It 10
tn Der 8shs perlsbt wurce, itarb an fols
senben Gage i'm bleiiSsn SOlpua!.
- Ssds tpeitere Sdae bon BOden
puroen bier nm 6onneritas eniosdt brei
tn Der 5amilis bss Dllnsnpormann yia'
lonsp an glafus Sir BE, Stpsi in Der 6i'
mile bee 1bomas Dap an Sub Dtaln
Strabs unD elmer in Der 6nmllie oss W.
l8. 9bonpion an Nafus Sire Be. Dit
.dohibsn Beamisn ttsfsn aae Botfsbr'
unsen. um bic 8srbreiiuns Der eeilr6te'
ten 8ranfbsit su perbincern unc baben
s5. 600 bsmiaiet. speds grridtuns elne
emergency Soipitals. Am 6reitas tpur'
Den iplsosrum msbIere neue 6dae bon
BOden bier anesmeIoet uno bic Setafie'
len tion liolirt.
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Worb Scrautpu.

= Sonirofior 9S. D Oatlep rel an
Tlonios bon einem @erdit zines nsusn
6stdubes on 8reatsr Strabs 90 Suh
berab uno trus f&Iimms 8srlssunsen
bapon.
- Die SnoBsnbab npassn No. ll5
unb l24 Der Proplbenee 2lnie foQibirtsn
sehern an Norp Wiin apsnus uno Bars
fer Sirabs uno purben tari bsiHdoigt,
aber niemano perlstt.
= Die Demofraien bsr l. Warb no.
minirten SamItae @sorse O. Sbirss ale
bren &anblbatsn fur S6uIraib. Su
Der 8. Waro putoe Sortp y. o. Na0sp
fdr bas sIsi&e Amt oufeslteat.
-Sames aane bon Dunmore unt
pairid earosn bon Blne 8root. bic Srei.
lae Na6mitIae oabier in DER 9rupienbsii
brs Rspolpsr abi6ORsn uno au@ ionii
ii6 oufrlbreriit betruaen, tpuroen II
$40 beitroft unb peaen Grasen bon psr.
borssnen @affsn in grmanssIung bon
$500 Sarei&aft bsm @efansnib iibsr.
lanbt.
- Ote Yolitet bob Samitag HdGi
bic unorbentllden Sdufer bon Wlasals
Dlontsomeip on 9lorD Wain gpenue upt
Annetts Sulcott nabe Der Marplpe Rreu.
sune aus. Die aht 8erbaftetsn tpurben
nit eniiprs6snosn StrHfsn beIeat une
perihleoene mubten in Grmapeeluns bee
n5ibisen SpanDuIir in bus @sfdnsnib
panbern.
- 8ei BEN goueus Der Dsmofraten
psr l3. Waro am 5re,iae iparsn bic met.
ten Anipeienben su 9unften Der Snooi'
iirune bss rspubliton,ihsn aan6lbaten
fur Sbulratb, y. e. SOppe. absr biss
atfel Der Ddnbersabl our&aus niht une
tie bielten einen feparaten @aueus ab, 10
welbem DiGuriee Bronn far SHulrait
nomlnlIt putbe.
- Sin Wanu nameus Wabon, bel
ie,t s,n,een Boden ie,nen 8ruber in
Noooluipn piri befuhte. psriuHie fiG
am DisnitOs bus 2sbsn su nsbmsn. in.
csm er cine balbe nnss 2iuoanum per'
lhludte. Vt that bies I'M 8elisin bsi
5amllie unb nattirli6 llsb man fofotl
elnen Arat rufen, benz 60 nod iii1itgei
albsit pslana. oas @'fI su enifsrnen. 10
oub oer 2sbsnsabe,otlfse ii& unsmsi.
fe bait pleoer erbolen iplrp.
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Jeees .brapsn Sriten" Ssrs fdidet
weuieitene far Die esmarters
ten Gdage.


Sin srimmsr Su,iusmus lisst in ben
nsusrllben Broistsn Der 2onooner 8e.
islihafispelt aesen bic barbarlihe Be-
banoluns bon 8dn(en bsbufs gIalelune
ener erobsn @ansIsber. 56tmlt6s
lbrGnen bot man pereofsn dber bic at'
men @dnis, bic in enes Rditen sinas'
ipsrit unb eetpuliiam su unnattlrllGe
Sotpulsus bsranssmdltet wetoen. um bit
5orte 2sbsr berporsubrIueen, tpelte on
Der Tufsl oer 5elni6meder perldn8i
uir6. SsinorrOsenoe Berl6nlI&ititsr
babsn iid baasesn ausseipIo6sn. fsrntr
sine Dslltatsfis su asnrbsn, pel6e BIT
5tuhi iol&sr @tauiamteu 1T. Dliiiler.
pe,le msbren fd bic Bsh6is ibsr BIT
auSbunssrune oer 5ruusn uno ainoei
Der 8ureu bur d bic Briien. tpdbrsnb BIT
uotlrlGsn 8sidaser mis Bsrbrsde,
bsrumssbssi tpstpen. neil iie iir bic 5ret
bsu ibtes 2anbsS tdmpfsn; uno biei,
Dines perben BON oeiislben 8sieQfhaft,
mel&e tiber bic fttiep @dnie 10 iisf be.
timmsri 1T. mil 5laidpslssn iibsrsan.
Ben.
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gBtlfesbarre RaArtthten.

- Sin SdusIine Der @bslsuis Wartin
alein bon See Bari sriidis ftab Srsitos
Norssn on elmer Sdus,HaiGe. DIE
Uiutier enb BEN ateinen bic 6lafHe une
sing bann ihrer arbsit nad; Elm panl
Siunoen ipdier iano iis su ibrem etDbten
S9rsdsn. boB bus 8lno ioot mar.
- Sin Waun Su plpmouib, ber Elm
Sous bspn6te. in bem yodsn tr fi,ren.
i6ob Disnitas feinen 8spoiper auf eins
Ross ab, trof absr ben l4idbrieen @o.
marb WllliamS unb perlsbte ibn lebens'
gefdblll6. Ylan befirhtet. oob Der
Rnabe erblinbsn ipirb, tpenn er iih tibet'
baupi ipisoer erboIt.
- Seitens ber Siats Sine & SuIIi,
pan Gcunip 8. 8. it pisosrum elm 8er'
iub gsmndt trorben, ben Sirelf in bsi
8etnles Dl,ne bsisuleesn. tpel&sr iGOn
aber Elm Sabr i'm @anse 1T. Supt.
DunhaQ ianete Elm @omite Su ben Sttel'
Tern uno perlnnete betsn Bsoinauneen
Dieislben luutetsn eeraoe pis friibsr unb
iie etiieIsn Der gompanie nlht. Dle 2euts
itnb sniIGIofsn. uuf ibre 6orosrunsen
su bsiieben unb tpenn Der Streif nod elm
Sabr bausru foqte. SsiienS Der nniteD
Brine 8orters Union III lbnen Sreitaa
SneIiselb aus8esablt troroen.
- Der. Staaten @sbiIfs Waribal
Snpbsr uno Dolissi&ef 9oftus nabmen
Donnsritas Worssn bic 8etbaftuns BON
iselir 5asiopiid uno Stanley SenDrlds
su @omarbsptGe Dor, bic in Berbinounp
nit BEN ON WOntae Suuor perbafteIen
Soiepb Strate fulides Gel uerausaabi
babsn iolsn. 9is stpei sulsst 8stb0fts.
len behanbsn am Sreitus bier Elm Der.
bbr uno panoertsn in @rmoneeluns bon
s2.0o0 8drei&aft tn's @sfdnsnlb.
Strote aildrie, oab bic Wldnnsr ibm
oas fnli1e @elb Iiefertsn, bos ale ote,
bel einem Bale in Bu!Ston perauss
aabten. Strate tpanberte Samitae eben
fias in grmanssIuns bon Sareftafi
ms @sfdnsnib
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Stabtratb.
Common council. 9. 9

Common gouneil. 8. DECEMBER.
9aine psruriahte in obissr Sibune
cine feline Ssniotion. inbsm er etfldrte.
oob ibm Der Nbpofat Der Goniumers @as
GOmpanie se'net babe, bic Staotrdibs
purben ..esfrt" merben. iCbob bic BE
'dIuBnobme IN 8sireff Der @as Wsee.
rshte Oroinans IN Wleoerettpdauna ee.
soeen piirbe. @r mahie bisis Grfldrune.
nu6oem poresf6laeen tporbee nor. biz
beirsff. Oreinans tpieoer su ettpdeen
uoboem sr, ioipobl tpie 2eQsr. bsbaupie'
ten. oab bic annubme Der Orbinans eins
uneerehtisfeit aesen bic Staot feip
phroe, ipurbs iie nit 25 eseen 8 Slim.
men anpenommen.
Sene Drbinans. bic sins B'fsuerune
uon SuditerS unb Tru&tueridufern be.
,psdt, pelGs ibrs g9aaren bon 85rben
psriaufen, parb BET britter 2siuns anse.
nommeu, nadosm bic Steuer fdr erfters
uuf SIS unb flr lestsre auf $40 fsfss'
fsbt tpotben tpar.
/ Die O., 6. & 80 gompanie ipirb burG
cine bshdtiste Rsfolution anssmieien,
eineu Sdus,aun entlana Der Sidsmausr
an W,ffIin Mpenue err,dten su laGen.
Dle Orbinansen tpeIde ben 9loro gnbe.
Deit Cube uno Sub Seite Strabenbabn
eompanieen Wsaerehte bsipilieen. ipur.
ben bel brittsr 2siuna angenommen. 9is
Oferte bon $780, 900. pelde fur biz
slelhen Dssers6te fsltsns 6. 8, Bon
Sior&. srant RobIins. 3. M. Rambling.
% g. 8olanb unb 3. 6 Bon Sto,d d
aneeboteu tpurbs. tparb eiufmmis Der.
wotfen, uadosm Elm ldnaetes @utodten
DsS Stabtanpaltes Waiion perlsier
pOrbsn mar. in tpel6em sr srildrts. bot
ua6 ielner aniiht bic OHerie ni1t ss
issll6 erspunsen perben i6nne, psnn bic
8sir,ifsnOsn ieipen ssrsibrisf srIoraten.
mas er bsswsifsIte. Gbs man bic Otbl.
uansen annabm, muroen peifhlsbens
4msnoemsnte su oenfelben eema&t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-16

Sn Der Sabrssueriammluus bss gu.
dsrIrufts (ametiean Susar Rsinlns
So IN Sri,p Sup unierbreiisis gIdi.
csnt Sausmsper ben Sabresbsridbt. gs
bsiBt IN bsmielben unter Anoerem I; ,,Sm
8unoesi6aslrt III iest ssrus @elo. 6ab
- unu6lbla iGsint BITE boben 9bQe aui
Robsufsr beilubsbaIten, bic iiH auf no.
os,u smei @snis bas Diunb bslaufen
IS reprdisntlren bisielbeu BEL einem
Bsrbrau& bon 1880. 900 1onnsn Sudst
cas Subr idbrIiG sS5.W0.000. Bon
Dem @onium ipsrben nur l $50 O0U Eon.
men imporiirt uno eresben elne 8oQein.
aobme pon $40 000. 200. Der Hsh bon
s36 600. .003 H,sbl ale prdmie ia bic
lai@sn Der 9Han,sr. AbitaTaus bsr
3oae aui 8ob,udsr w1rbs ben Gofamen
len idbtli8 49,. 900. 900 sriparsn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-16
Sfaubai6fes Sstraeen bon Ses
amteu.

8unbss' @sbeimpoIi3iffsn. bic felt meb,
rsrsn Nonaten bic Borsdnse in oer Gins
wanosrunss Stat,on auf @ais Sslanr
bsobu6lslsn. babsn ibre 8s,&ts on ben
PidiiOsntsn 8OoisusIt unO ben 5inanS'
mniItsr Sage abesliefsrt. Sn oenfelben
piro es beitdtist. oub unorosnil,4s
pduier in Retp DOlt uno uu& in anberen
SidDisn tets oreit bon Der @lnpanosr'
unss Station SniOhen eellefert bsfbm'
men. So tpirb auh berihtet, boB Gin
panberer aneebaltsn unb sutiidseiGtdi
purbsn, obsleld lbnen pom lbren Anper.
panbisn @slo sur Rslie nod Dem W fen
ssidldt wuroe. alud anpers S6wnoe,
isisn tpurben peiibt. @OmmIhdr 5udit
ioQ spar nit ben 8tummbeiten ielnsi
unteresbsnen nitis blreit su ibun eebabi
baben, ubsr trosOem ioa ct NIT BEN ean'
ssn S&puns ..Hlsssn".