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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-25
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-25
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Of Sraes @sbGuesj @sOrst Smiib, Alpermann
Myers SHirf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-25

Brdiibsnt 9ius bon @srico sos
iid bel einem Siurse ouf Der 2rsppe bss
8eiucimenio . Sbedters in Der Stabt
Rsrico i6mersbufte 8~srIebunsen su.
81 bat feline sepIante Guropareiis Der.
i8o6en. bis CT fi6 euns BON OffentIiten
2eben suttidessUeen baben tpirb.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01

Proposals for gross beef. net beef and of the Interior. 0i- fee CT Indian Aii2iIs, Washington. D. e. July .5. 1902. Sealed proposals en- dorsed. Proposals for gross beef. mt beef and tiour." and addressed to ihe commissioner Of Indian affairs. Wash ington D. f. vii; ba received at tnis office until . o'clock ?. m. Of August -5. 1892 for furnishing and delivering at san Carlos, Jica rli2 and Southern Cte agencies and ,it Fort Ul.}l scloCl certain quantities of gross beef rat beef ard flour. Schedules (which will he made part of the prcposaja). con tainng blank form for bidding, de tailed specifications. quantities and conditions tO be observed by bidders, will be furnished upon applies ton 10 this office. to the superintendent Indian warehouse. 2G5 South Canal street. Chi cago. H.; to the publishers of the Globe Democrat. St. Louis Mo: the Arizona Republican. Phoenix. Arizona:
 the Live Stock Indicator. Kansas City. ,Io.: the Republican. Denver Col. and the Herald. Los Angeles. Cal: to tho Indian agents at JicaIilla agency. Dulce. N. Nj. Ut san Callos agency. San Carlos. Arizona: ct Soutlle:n Cte agency. ISnaciO, Col. and to the st- perintendent Fort Yuma school Fort Yuma. Cal For further infornaticn. apply tC ". \. JONES, Co.nmissioaer.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01

It won't do for member of that high and mighty tribunal to get a reputa- tion as q humoriSt. hence Justice ShiraS has to be very careful when outsiders can hear hin But in the sacred and secret seclusion of the conference room he lets himself out. He is the only member of the supreme court who has ever got off q joke from the bench, and on that occasion the ancient attorneys and attendants nearly fell dead with astonishment Such thing never hap pened in court before. and has not been repeated. Perhaps the other justices cautioned their colleague that such lev ity might shake the public confidence in their decisions. Perhaps he has his own reasons for not daring to do it again l told you about it at the time.
 \ patent case was being argued by a very able Philadelphia lawyer. His client d manufa cturer of Newark. was seeking an injunction to protect his patent for a collar button from in fringement The eminent counsel in the most dignified and scholarly lan- was describing the advantages of this particular patent. when Justice ShiraS interrupted him and inquired whether there was anything ir the patent that would prevent that particular collar button from rolling under a bureau or q bed. The learned counsel looked up in amazement, but his nerve was equal to the emergency and he replied wits great earnestness
 If your honor will permit me, 1 can convince the court that the collar but
 ton designed and patented by my eli ent possesses not only that virtue, but many others, too numerous to men
 tion.''
 1 Justice Shiras has collar button
 story which he tells with a great deal Of gusto. A man in PittsbUrg. where he used to live. Lad a wife who was
 complaining of dyspepsia, and she i heard Of a certain remedy that was put up in capsules. Her husband bought c; dozen at drug store and brought them home in pill box. At the same time
 he bought a dozen collar buttons made of a metallic composition that 1 looked very m1.ch like pearl. and the
 druggist gave him q pillbox similar to | that in which the capsules were put up to carry them in. He took both boxes home. handed them to his wife and the same day she began to take the medicine. After she had taken
 twelve doses she vas entirely cured and advertise q the wonderful remedy all over the eishborhood. About this
 time her hr nd lost his collar button
 and open. ; his pillbox. found it empty. \ brief invest: gatiOn showed
 that the 'lpsules in the other pillbOy
 were stil. { gre and ti;at his wife had swallowed twelve composition collal
 buttons. tw a day. for six days, an1
 had been eI -ire,y cur, ! of dyspepsia
 w F, Curt in Chicago Record-IIer-
 ald.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01
IN THE PUBLIC EYE.

A unique reunion was held a few days ago at Clinton. h.. when five brothers. immigrants D years ago. celebrated the golden anniversary of their landing on American shores.
 Rev. Anson Phelps Stokes. Jr.. secre- tary to the Yale corporation. will walk through Switzerland this summer. sail ing from Naw York directly after the Yale cc-nmcncament He will reture lato in NugUs;.
 Brevet Maj Cen. D. 1T. Fucker late quartcrnaster general of the United States army and now retired. entered the army as q draEoon G years ago, when the military force consisted of a scant le.G0o offers and men.
 The members Of the famous class of 60 Of Iowdoin college. to whom Thomas E. Reed saVa d dinner at Portland last Friday. e7Taed to bear charmed lives. Cc the 55 who were graduated r years ago nearly <9 are sliu in the flesh.
 The Empress of Germany has q spec fal bodyg,Iard, consisting of 1l picked soldiers from the tales men of ths lefty imperial guard. The kaiser de signed the uniform for them. and 1t re- sembles that worn by the persona, guards of Frederick the great-scarlet, with white facings and d tricorne hat. ! Gen. Daniel Butterf-ld's widow was 1 left $1.Caa.1c3 by Frederick P James. l her first husband. She was to get one 1 half of it income for life. and F heirs the ether i..lT Natural growth has ! increased that nun Der to 1o3. and com Ilications oyer dividing their share has brought the case into the New York courts.
 Bill seward cf Island F3I=. IIe.. is T well known guide who knew President Roosevelt when the president vaz. tc Use the words e th- guide. '-a sickIy 1 by Who tru5E-d with me years ago. - ] The guide says th5t young Roosevelt had as a lad great courage ana energy. although he was Weak and slender.
 The resignation cf Prof. Charles W. ] FiorsweI. of the chair of Hebrew Ian
 euages and literature at the Garrett Biblical Institute. Chicago has been accepted l. was terGaged because Of
 his extreme ccaclusions in higher crit icism. EIe had held the place fer r
 y ars. and the trustees give Prof.
 HorsW5n the highest praise as a ripe scholar and inspiring teacher"
 Mrs Helen Clarke Balmer 1927 Hol-
 lywocd avenue. Edgewater. Chicago. is lprcbably the first woman who was ever
 eraduated from a university in the
 same year with her son. Mrs. Balmeg
 has just completed th-ee-year course
 in literature at the Northwestern Uf
 v5rsity. while her elder son. Edwin C.
 Balmer took the full course. complet-
 ing il in three years.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01
SHE WORE SOCKS.

A richly attiled woman was driven in her brougham up to the curb in front of d fashionable jewellers esta5- lishment on Chestnut street yesterday morning. The fcotman hastened to open the carriage door for her. but as she alighted her skirts caught on the hinge. and there was a generous dis play of lingerie and hosiery. So con- spicuous was the incident that the at tentioa Of the passersby was attracted. and people could not help but notice and comment upon the fact that the woman, instead of wearing stockings. had or white socks, such as little chil- dren wear. This accidental display was startling, to say the least. One man who tool. in the situation did not seem surprised. He is employed in q store where much hosiery is sold.
 Lots of women are wearing half hose now" he said. T suppose cool ness is the object to be desired. but this woman has demonstrated that an ex- posture is sometimes bound to occur. Still. that wouldn't happen often. How do they keep 'em up? Why. with gar ters. of cOurse-garters such as men wear, only much lighter and more delicate. Philadelphia Record.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01

steps have been taken by either the na- tional or the state government to reg ulate the industry. At the present time the three certers of sturgeon-catching are the Delaware river the Great Lakes and the Columbia river. limited number are caught in Puget Sound. and to ship captains there is still a vast amount and untouched supply in the waters of southern Alaska. The waterways which run from Vancouver rorthward along British Columbia are another field of considerable promise.
 But the first quality and the one all epicures prefer comes from the De,a- ware. That of the Great Lakes is in felior in flavor while the Pacific arti- cle is altogether too rank and coarse for the most refined palate. It was the latte: which was described by an IT, ishman as a shadroe dressed in cod liver oil. Up to the present century there were many sturgeon in the Hud- son and Connecticut. in New London and Naragansett bays. as well as Long Island sound but the number
 has grown steadily smaller, and to-day is scarcely worthy of considerations
 New York Evening Post.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01

seen ranged along the two sides Of the principal halls in Buddhist temples.
 The tradition is that while the em- peror was intimately associated with European missionaries he became i'm bued with a feeling of contempt for Buddhism. and illustrated this phase of his faith by having set Of eighteen brass Lo-han images melted down and cast into cash. This brass is said to contain considerable portion of gold hence the demand for the cash.-Bos- ton Tr&nscript.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01
FEAR OF CAVIARE FAMINE.
America Now Foremost in Supplying
 the World with Sturgeon.

The time is said to be not far off when caviare will be as expensive as canvas-back duck or diamOnd-back terrapin. Though supposed to be T foreign delicacy, it is almost eXclus- lively American. At one time all the caviare in the market was of European origin. European waters have been nearly fished out of sturgeon. however, and today the German and Russian manufacturers. wo have q practical monopoly of the finished product rely upon the United States for the stur- Seon eggs out of which the finished del icacy is made. The same process of eX- tinction is going on in this country at very rapid rate, and thus far no
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


 Department of the Interior, Land Of fee at Tucson, Arizona, July l, 1902. Notice is hereby given that the fol- lowing named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final communication Iroot in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the clerk of the district court at Phoenix, Arizona, on Wednesday, August 27. 1902, viz: Charles F. Schmtt of Palomas. Ari- 2cna, for the sW14 O. sec 32, 6 S, 9 ". G. X s. R. ?. X NJ.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz; Will liam l.. Mann of Lordsburg, New Mex icO; Louis MelcZer, Clarence w. Me Kee and William B. Fox of Phoenix. Arizona.
 MILTON R. MOORE, Register. First publication, July f, 1902
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01
THE WIT OF JUDGE sHIRAs.
Good Stories of Supreme Justice Who
 Retires Next Fall.

Justice Shiras of the supreme court reaches the age of 70 next October, and will then retire from the bench. He was appointed to succeed Justice Bradley in 1892, and during the ten years of his service has won a hign reputation for learning and judicial acumen. He is a graduate of Yale in the celebrated class of '53, was ad- mitted to the bar in 1856. and practiced in Pittsburg until he was elevated to the bench. He has been in feeble health for some time. and although he is very much interested in his du- ties his doctors have informed him that his retirement is imperative if he would prolong his life. Therefore he will take advantage of the law which permits justices to retire upon full pay at the age of 70.
 Justice Sh;-as is great wit, ai- though he looks preternaturaIly solemn. and the funny things he says a the official conferences of the justices are repeated in whispers by his colleagues.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01
A SACRED CHINESE COIN.

One of the coins of the Chinese Elm peror Kanghi is very much sought af-
 ter by the Chinese. who use it in mak-
 ing rings for the finger. It is slightly different rom the other cash issued
 under the same emperor ill the form Of the characters that indicate the regnal period. The Chinese call it -'La-han- cash" the word Lo-han being q tran script in Chinese characters Of inc Sanscrit word Arhan. venerable" the name applied to the eighteen attend ants of Buddha. Wfo are freluently
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01
PHYSICIAN AND DRUGGISTS.

Ford & Sturgeon. a prominent drug firm at Rocky Hill Station, Ky. write; We were requested by Dr. c. B. Snig- Icy to send for Herbine for the benefit or OUT customers. We ordered three dozen il December. and we are glad to say. Herbine has given such great sa.- isfaction that We have duplicated thi9 order three times. and today We gave your salesman another order. We beS tC say Dr. c. F. Srigley takes pIe3sur in recommending Herbine." 50c bottle at Itlvey X Hulett's, the Live Drug gists.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01
LADIES' CAN wEAR SHOES

one size smaller after using Aliens Foot Hase, q powder to be shaken into the shoes. It makes tight or new shoes feel easy; gives instant relief to corns and hunions. It's the greatest comfort dis coVery of the age. Cures and prevents swollen feet. biisters, cailous and sore spots. Aliens Foot-Ease is a certain cure for sweating, hot, aching feet. At all druggists and shoe stores. 25c. Don't ac- cept any substitute. Trial packa ge FREE by mail. Address, Allen $. Clrn- sted. Le Roy, N. I.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01
BOY CURI- } OF COLO AFTER PHYSICl N'S TREATMENT
 H FAILED.

My boy when four years old was taken with collie and cramps in his stoma n. sent for the doctor and he injected orphire, but the child kept gettire rse- I then gave him half a teaspooi I of Chamberlains Colic
 Chole' nd Diarrhcea Remedy. and in h; tn hour he was sleeping and soon -covered.-F. l.. Wilkins. Shell Lake Wis. Mr. Wilkins is book keeper for the Shell Lake Lumber Co For sale by Elvey X Hulett druggists
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01

A new shipment of fresh clean goods. Prices the lowest. Bruce butter for sale. Goodwin Bros.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01

Some women who dare anything, anl then call death an act of Providence" are r9t afraid to feed their husbands boiled goose5erry pudding.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01

Ten thousand demons sn:ivir-, away at ones vita''' couldn't be mUci. morsr than the tortUes of itchj.ls plies. Vt there's | cure. Doan's Ointment never fails.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01
A BIRD" ANYWAY.

Mrs. STenders-That's what I call duck" Of a bonnet.
 Mr. Spen5ers-Y I'd call t ''peli- can.
 Mrs. Spcnders-A "pelican?"
 Mr. Spenders-Yes. on account cf the size of the ebill-Philadelphia Press.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01

Special reduction on shoes this week By purchasing from us you will save money. K. T. Hyder.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01

Lima beans. string beans, cucumbers, green Chili, tomatoes at BIRCHETT BROS.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01

DR. COUDERT-U Ulmer residence, Sixth street. Office hours until 10 g.. m.; H to 2 p. m.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-01
THIRD.
FOURTH:

The time of the commencement of this corporation shall be the date of the filing of these Articles of Incorpo- ration in the office of the Secretary of Arizona, and the termination thereof shall be twenty-five years thereafter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-27
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in leiner Sdaemiihle auoenbltdlih
setDotet. Gin @hpunarao bra1
uno flog linn gegen ben &ppf, Der
mttten ourd 9erillen puroe; Elm bier
Bfuno %tuiegenoes Stid oes Stables
muroe 300 CARDS lpett eelbleuoert.
TrDa mar BETTER elmer gpttpngin
uno zines 6olsbofes. Ct itanb i'm
Nlter bDn SO Sabren uno binterldBt
5rau uno flint &inoer.
Sn Del Rio lit bic eleftrtide
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Der Jlammen aeporoeu. Der 8dbz
ter Soiepb Sdmibt erleibet einen
Ber(nit BON $4,000.
9rcf &ubolf be 2ucenap, Der
in 81 Baio auf einen ted,nilhen
8runo bin einen neuen BrpceB erbalz
ten batte, lit obermals tpegen 8iga=
nlte p%erurtbeilt moroeu uno atuar su
oreijdbrt9er 3udltbausboft.
Die Dallas 8retpiug Cont
PAM" bat iib reorganiiirt unb NIT
eiuem &apital bon $500, 900 infor=
p~Driren la1ien.
Capt. s. g. SpiIer in Nuitin
bat einen Npparat erfunben, mittelit
melbem CT aus BeaumontzSel Gas
fabrisirt. gr oerlpridDt oaburh cine
ooQitdnoige ummdlsung in Der Be
neutrality-suspicious., inoem Der Ippa=
rot an ieoem Diem aneebradt meroen
fam.
Der 8ice= 8rGiioent uno Gene
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8abn, San 8led. 1tottete fur5lih
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iib Snformatipnen be5uglih Der ST.
-bauune elmer 3meigliuie BON Ma=
ripn nab Neu=graunfels 81 ner<
lbaffen. gs beiBt, es lei Die Nb=
li9t Der 8abneeieqlhaft, Die 2inie
in iiiolider 8ihtune nod peiter
auSsuoebnen unb snar nab &enneon
Sunction, UNI gerbinbung init Der
Mranlas BaB 8abn au MAIDEN.
- Die rEeras 2ano & Cattle
Company" bat auf ibrer 8onh,
finfsebn Weilen BON Corpus Gbriiti.
in elmer 9iefe BON $50 SUB artelilhes
@aiier e%efunoen.
Der Worobeutibe 2lDpo miro
nod einen neuen 9ampfer in feline
2inie spild)en Bremen uno @olpes
fton einiteIen uno arpar Die rGbem=
mtg. Die am Is. Wooember in
@eeitemiuoe rom 5tapel gelalien
muroe uno bic ibre erite 6eiie am Is.
Npril nab Seem gorf MAIDEN uno
oanrt nah @alpefton fDmmen Diro,
pon mD iie etpa am 9. Weui abfdbrt.
Die ngbemnib" bat cine 2dnee BON
448 SUB, cine 8reite BON 81 SUB,
cine Eiefe BON 42a SUB uno cine
9raefdbieteit BON $3.50 Eonnen.
Das Shiff bat Is auf benz Oberoef
gelegene erite &aiiten. ND iib audi
Der Speiieiaal uno bas 3aubsim=
mer befinoen. Maes 1T mt benz
grDsten &omfprt einaerihtet. Der
Dampfer bat &aum fir 400 3wiz
Observation-Disclosures.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-27
Nus Merito.

Der in Der 6auptitabt Merifu err
i9einenoen r9eutiden 3tg: fir Wte=
rifo" entuebmen mir Hahfebenoes:
Die grobeben i'm Staate
Guerrero mieoerbolten iib felt benz
perbdneniBuonen Is. Sanuar nod
mebrmals, unb erit in Der @aht
uom IA. gum Is. lSebruar puroen
Die gedneitiaten Wienihen BON
0euem aus benz Shlafe aufges
idreft. Sn Solee Der grobeben
baben lih bel @bilapa i'm Staate
Guerrero 7 f%raterartige S6lunoe
nit einem Durbmeiier bon 10 go
en-. geoHnet, aus beren beige
Dampfe aufiteieen. Die Sbllnoe
lino ouBeroroentlid) tief uno tire
@dnbe eeldndr5t mie &aminr6bren.
Die Wabribt, Die BON peribieoenen
Nueenseueen beitdtiat miro, bat in
iener @egeno aroBe unruee beroorz
eerufen, oenn man furhtet, es tDnnte
lid bort elm thdtiaer 8ulfau biloen.
Deutihlano uno Werito. Der
gutidluB Der 6amburg : Imerlfa=
2inie, einen regelmdBigereu oireften
0erfebr spiihen 9ambura uno ben
6aleu bes merifanllden @olIes ein=
suri9ten, miro auf ben Sanoelsoer=
febr 5pilhen MeIifo uno 9eutld=
LAMB pelentliden @inf1uB oepinnen.
Oerlelbe bat BON Sabr gu Sabr 5us
genpmn,en uno es ideiut ibm nod
cine er0Bere gntmidluna beour5u=
iteben. Sn benz lebtuergangenen
Sabre lDa Die merifanilbe Iusfubr
an 8fan5enfaiern (zacaton, hene-
quen, ixtle), on 9pbalt, 3inf,
aupfer uno anoeren Wetallen allein
nab 0eutiblauo lber ftnf Wfiaionen
Beios (eleih 9.3 Wtiuionen Wlarf)
betragen babeu. Die oeutlden ggn=
luln in Der Hepublif iolen firSlid)
aufeefproert nDroen lein, i6rer Be
eierung 9enaue 8eridte uno @aaren'
muIter bieiieer 8obprooufte ein5u=
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-27

belt batte. ben reeelrehten Weg elm.
auI1lagen. aber oas ftno Nu8nabs
men, benen auliebe elm aelunbes
Brinsip niht perlebt merben bari.
3dhitbem mabt man audi bier, mie
in allen anberen Qanbern Die Be=
ubabtung, baB Elm mabres @enie.
ale iolbe 6inbernilie gu iiberpinben
peritebt; bas lit ia audi in Der 3bat
'oas &ennaeiben bes @enies. Sir
Die Nagemeinbeit lelbit fam oas
reue Spitem, oas iih bier3ulanbe
nit iebem Gage mebr 8abn briht,
nur BON arDBtem Seeen uno Nuben
fem. Nn @teQe oes u%nitdten, mo-
mabenbaften, sielloien Sim uno
6erlibterns tritt cine Stabilitdt Der
@erbdltniiie. Sc treten fefte, bir=
gerlibe @riitensen an Stelle zines
3uitan6es, ben man als 8agabun=
oentbum beseidnen fam. Die @ez
ieuiheft erbdlt oaourd Feite Stiben
unb oas perleibt AUDI Dem Staats=
meien Seitigfeit. &araftere entpi@
deln lih. Gin Stanoess uno &laI=
ienbemuBtiein, melbes aub iittlib
eit1en bDberen Son medt, miro berz
p~orgerufen. Wer elmer aenilien 8e=
rufsflafie angebDrt, empfinoet eber
bas BeoiirfniB, berlelben feline un=
ebre su MAIDEN, als penn ibm Die
wnof;AEo;k oaoohau "a 500, Ror,,r
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-27
oas weriapiuSeu ees aabeliu as ems.

glu6 Dor penisen Sabrsn ipuroe oas 7abeti1iieni Der
straBenbab ntpasen 5ortbeipegung as oas entibie=
ben bette anseisben, islt Der GrfinOuns beg SrDlep=
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