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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-06-28
ONE MAN soUelcHED MARK TWAIN
Famous American Hrm0rist Tells Coos
Story ON Himself.


Story Himself.
once was received in private audi
ence by an emperor. says Mark Twain
III the North American Review Last
week vas telling II jealous person
ABOUT 1t and could see him vince an
der II. see it bite. see him suffer, |
revealed the whole pisode To him
with considerable elaboration and nice
attention To detail When was
through he asked me what impressed
me most. | said.
His majesty's delicacy They told
me to be sure and back out from the
presence anu fad the doorknob the
best | could; il was not allowable
TO face around Now. the emperor
knew it would be d difficult ordeal for
ME. because of lack OF practice: and
When 1t was time TO part. he turned
with exceeding delicacy. and pretended
to tumble with things ON his desk. SO
that | could get out in my own way.
without his seeing me.
Ii went home. Ii was vitrlol, I saw
the envy and disgruntlement rise in
the mans face: he couldn't keep it
down. saw him trying 10 fix up
something in his mind 10 take the
bloom of that distinction. l enjoyed
that. for | judged that he had his
work cut out for him. He struggled
along inward;y for quite 4 while: then
he said. with the manner of a person
who has 10 say something and hasn'.
anything relevant 10 say:
"You said he had a handful OF spe-
cial brand cigars lying on the table,"
Yes. l never saw anything to matcn
them
had him again He had te tumble
around in his mind Is much as an
other minute before he could play:
then he said in as mean Il way as
ever heard person say anything:
He could have bee: counting the
cigars. you know"
| cannot endure man like that II
IS nothing to him how unkind he Is.
so long as he takes the bloom on II is
all he cares for
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-06-28
Was His Own wheat Field.

Last Tuesday AlonZo Dixon, a 10.
gansport teamster. coughed up several
particles which proved to be grains of
wheat. He had inhaled them while
threshing last September and they had
commenced to sprout. He suffered
much pain. Examination by an X-ray
machine showed where the particles of
wheat had sprouted in the mans
lungs. Since coughing them up he has
been improving rapidly.-Idaville
fIHd.) Observer.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-06-28
Freucil l'opOvers.

Put one cup OF sifted -four in bowl.
making j hole in the centre; add a
Of milk. stirring in the -four and keep
ing smooth batter. Then add four
eggs unbeaten. Work each one in sep
arately When all are thoroughly
mixed in add another cup of milk and
whisk with wire egg beaten for few
minutes. Heat the popover irons and
butter them we'll. Fill little more
than half full with the batter and bake
for half an hour in moderately hot
oven.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-06-28
Poc0MoKE RIVER LIRE,
Baltimore-Snow Hill Ronte.
BALTIMORE

The Steamer Pocomoke leaves Snow
Hill ut 6 o'clock a. m, on every Monday
and Thursday stopping at Mataponi.
Pocomoke City a. m Powells. Reho.
both, Cedar Hall, Pitts Wharf, She'll
town Onancock $50 p. m, Nnney's.
Tangier Island 4.30 p. m, Crisfieid q
p. m, arriving in Baltimore s O'Clock
next morning.
Returning the Steamer leaves Balti-
more from pier foot of South street at
800 p. m, every Tuesday and FRIDAY
for points named, arriving at Crisfield
4 a. M, Tangier Island 5. 80 a. M. Oman.
cock 7.30 a. m, Pocomoke City Loo
p. m. Snow Hill $50 p. m.
T. A. JOYNES, Gen. Superintendent
I. MURDOCH, Passenger Agent.
J. SAWYER WILSON, JR.. Freight
Agt., Baltimore Md. -
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-06-28
BALTIC. Chesa. & Atlantic Ry.
RAILWAY DIVISION

THE IaDIe IN Effect Sep. 10, u
Connection made with steamer line
Easton, Salisbury and Vienna.
EAST BOUND
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-06-28
Em,tered Wild Mm<hronma.

Rinse carefully half pound of mea-
dow mushrooms: cut the bottom of the
stalks of: place upside down in q bak-
ing Tin: put u pea OF butter in each
one: sprinkle with Tablespoonful
az salt Nad the same amount of white
pepper and bake in quick oven for
twenty minutes. basting with melted
butter
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-06-28

No. connects ar Salisbury nc
n. Y. P. & n. Junction with n. Y. p.
& n. train No. 50, and at Berlin with
d. NJ & v train No. 5S5.
~N No. q gets connection at Berlin
from d. NJ. s. V. train No. 500, and
connects at Salisbury at n. Y. P. & n.
Junction with \. Y. p. & N train No.
80.
~No. gets connection at Berlin
from d. NJ. & " train No. 594, and &C
Salisbury at n. Y. p. & n. Junction
with n. Y. P. &. n. train No SO.
<Daily except Sunday.
SDaily except Saturday and Sunday
HSaturday only
WILLARD THOMSON,
Vice-President and Gent Manager
7. MURDOCH, ALL BENJAMIN,
Pass. Agent. Superintendent
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-06-28

A delicious frosting. and one that is
sure Ia turn out right. may be made
b. melting one-half pound of the best
chocolate creams over L kettle of
steam. When they are melted spread
them over the cake.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-12

KANAPE PREY losowaniu ma
-Sobotnim balu Legionu Polskiego
wygraf p. August Wyrdych z Min
n.sota City.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-12
O

w 10 Czerwca

w - Czerwca,
O godzinie pol do 8 wieczorem, Cd
bedzie sic W dolnej hall naszego
polskiego kosciofa popis polsklch
dzieci szk6lnych, = spiew, dekla-
macye t. d. Nasze wielebne slo-
stry Nauczycielki dokfadaja wszel-
kich starahd, ally sic popis uda}, ola
tego radzimy Szanownym Rodakom,
iSt W Czwartek wieczorem ma do1na
hale koscielna. Wstepne kosztuje
10 centow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-12
n. B. Gulczynski
= Saginaw ME Jest jtz
wiecej a { 81 VIA;
rnsa.

.Nasz podrdzujacy
agent p. Teofil e
dowsk1 bedzie " tych
dnlach W interesie
naszei gazety " Ar
cadia independence,
Wis, oraz axe
field, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-12
Naxze ~prababkt.

Wiemy dobrze, re pasze prabab
XII zy1y " bezustannej j bezposre-
dniej stycznosci z nature; ,Liera}y
ziola korzonki posiadajace , uzy
wa}y takowych W wypadkacb s}a-
bosch lub choroby. Wiekszosc le-
karstw dzialala ma zo1adek, jake
ma zr6d}o znacznej ~wiekszo6ci cho-
rob; q doswiaaozenie nauo7ylo
nasze prababk1, re, gorzkie korzon-
XII, " z}qczenlu z naturalnem wi
mem, posiadaja najwieksza wartoSc
~lecznicza, nietylko ola zo}2dka, ale
take jake srooek z~asilajacy usps-
kajajacy, ola wszystkich zywotnych
organ6w. Wielu pr6bowalo upo-
wszechnlc te wiedze starych, ale
u,e zdo}ali >rstworzyc preparatu
r6wnoczesnie orzyiemnego W sma-
ku i bogatego W dobre skutki
Triuera Angelica Gorzkie Vino,
rozwiazafo to trudne zadanle. Ma
fury jedyne to lekarstwo, czest"
roslinne zrobioncz czystego kallfor-
nijskiego wilma i wyrobionycb,
importowanych zi6}, Jest ono najle-
pszem re wS1ystkich gnrzkich VIII;
zo}adkow>ch ma jarmarkach
Utrzymuje wszys,kie organa W ME
ustahnei c%zyunosci, dale zdrowy
apetyt, wzmaga trawienie lest
obrona przeciw s}abosciom 1t"
tylko sprobuje, zadowolonym jest
z wynik6w. Trinera A"geilca Bitter
T'oriec %przyjemnle ogrzewa ciafo,
. tax 70 ochranla preeciw dole
gliwoSciom letnim.-
KuplG MONA we wsz>tkich
pierwszorzedeych saloonach i We
Nszystkich aptekach Ia otrzy-
nianiem sl,0o wysyia wprost J6Nf
Triner, 100 $. Ashland Ave. Chi
cage, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-12

Stub. w. kosciele sW.
5tanisfawa neutrality-suspicious.
we Wtorek zwiasz ,als,.. m p'aalla1'eh
zeceras Karola Burahta panna
.Franciszka sikE,orskaa, obojgaz WI
nony.
KS. BIsKUP J. B. Gotter
" Niedziele " Lake
City.
KOLEJ North Western k}adzie
szyny poboczne re swego toru PREY
ulicy do fabryki wozow
Gate City Carriage Co.
RATY ola turyst6w latowych
North Western do pieknych
wycieczkowych W Wisconsl-
ME i ma, p6}nocnym zachodzie. Pre-
sEa6 2 Gently ma ksiazeczke ,,Hints
Of Tourists"
TYKIET ekskursyjny do Clear
Lake (Waseca, Mimi. = Podczas
sezonu latowego sprzedawa6 bedzie
takie tykiety kolej North Western
po znizonych cenach, W Piatkl /
5oboty, "a 1915 dotad IL powro-
dobre do powrotu W nastepny
Wtorek, a "a So 5 round trip CO.
lzienny dobry do powrotu W 80:
lniach.
BARDZO TANIA jazda do
Denver, Colo, koleja North We
stern. Tykiety ekskursyjne spree
lawane beda>92, "a i 25 Czerwca,
lobre do powrotu do 81 Pazdz.
DO. HOT SPRINGS, Dead.
wood, Lead i Custer, S. D.. i do
ounkt6w. W Colorado i Utah, zawo-
Ii tanio kolej Chicago q North
Tykiet dobry do powrotu
10 Is Wrzesnia. Kilka wspaniafych
dziennie.
TYKIETY
10 Lake Washington. (Kasota, St.
Peter) sprzedawa6 bedzie kolej
Western podczas pory lato-
vel po znizonych cenach z Wi
lony. " Piatki Soboty do Kasoty
"a 81. 10 do St. Peter "a $4.l5
= do Eagle Lake "a 1878 "a round
rip tamdotad il powrotem, dobre
10 powrotu W nastepny Wtorek.
20 Kasoty k~osztuje tykiet zwrotny
g. IS, do St. Peter $6.65 - do
eagle Lake 500, dobry do po-
vrotu W ciqgu 80 dni. Dobra spo-
obnosc zabawienia sic polowem
yb ma wedke, z parowym yachtem,
owomodnemi hotelami i t. d.
-OO-
KOLEJ North Western usta-
opfate "a tykiet ekskursyjny
Winony do Galesville ma IS ct.
tykiety, sprzedawane co
'iatek i sobote, dobre SO do po-
7rotu do nastepnego Poniedzia}ku.
ak bedzie az do2s WrzeSnia 1902 r.
TYKIETY ola poszukujacych
;runt6w sprzedaje kolej Chicago,
& St. Paul W kazdy
'ierwszy i trzeci Wtorek kazdego
aiesiaca do punktdw ma zachodzie
ma poludniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-12

naszemu Stani-
sfawowi Kramer, kt6ry dawniej
mieszkai W Winonie, a rok temu
sobie farme ma Pine Cree]ku kupi{,
pek}a fuzya PREY strzelaniu, cd
tego. utracif dion Level reki. Cho-
ra reke opatrzyf mu pan doktor Ro-
bert Wolskisi odesla1 rannego do
tutejszego miejskiego szpitala.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-12
Navy ~wynalaxek.

Skuteozne lekarstwo ma raka
wynalazf nasz Kodak Walenty
Wremblewski W East Chain Lake,
MINI. Gdy chory ma raka dostanie
rane lpb wiele ran ma ciele j DIVA
.rzac sic beda dziury j krew j woda
Z Mich pociecze, gdy ciato swedzi j
zga, jakby je ogniem parzy}, to
wtenczas udajcie sic do mnie, q ia
kaads take rans wyleeze v y.
dniaoh.
Moi adrrees jest:
" alenty Wremblewski
East Chain Lake, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-12

BARDZO TANIA jazda do
Denver, Colo, koleja North We
stern. Tykiety ekskursyjne spree.
dawane beda>22, "a i 25 Czerwca,
dobre do powrotu do 81 Pazdz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-12
Joz. W.JerecZek

poleca Szanownej Publicznosc,
polskiej W Winonie sw6'
pierwszorzedny
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-12

/ ~n.sota City.
: PAN DIR. ROBERT. VOL
SKI obchodzif W Niedziele swe
imieniny. z tel okazyi wyprawlll
rodzice solenizanta ma Geese Jego
suty ~wieczorek, W ktorym orall
udziaf liczni jego przyjaciele oraz
przyjaci6fki, tudziez jego krewn':
Sr6d uczty zbiorowo W :: n ,o'
m}odemu 2doktorowi nastepujaeca
piesnia:
Spiewajmy dis, polskie syny,
Ma doktora imieniny!
Oby wkr6tce sic ozeni},
Jaknajpredzej sic odmieni}!
Mech nam nasza Polske leczy,
Zdrowie ziomk6w ma W swej pieczy;
Niechaj leczy i'm zoladki,
By i'm smakowafy sadki;
Mech W Mich wlewa MOVIE zycie,
Rozkosz W kochaniu obficie,
By goraco sic kochali,
Milo6ci slodycz poznali.
Mech zdobedzie miliony
I cd wszystkich bedzie czczony.
.Wiwat jego zacny rodzic,
Bymog}znim W pieniadzach brodzic!
Wiwat jego ~rc6zscielka,
2 kt6rej mu jest po,noc' wielka!
Fass Sl o.
Niechaj zyja jego braty,
Cieszac sic szczesnemi laty!
A gdy " swojskichb edziesz kofach,
Pamietaj 0 przyjaciofach,
Grosza ME zaluj ia tcyty,
Cho6 by; sam miai bye upity.
Ny co rok v TIVE imieniny,
Czci6 Gle bedziem : tel %przyczyny.
,J1, ozErA
slazal sad miejskii, "a pobicie Ro-
berta W,iiniozewskiieggeo, ma s25 kary
Tub 80 dni wiszienia. skazany
przyjsa vyrok na visaienie;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-12

DO. HOT SPRINGS, Dead.
wood, Lead i Custer, S. D.. i do
punkt6w W Colorado i Utah, zawo-
ri tanio kolej Chicago & North
Western. Tykiet dobry do powrotu
do Is Wrzesnia. Kilka w~spaniafych
pociag6w dziennie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-12

MA KARNAWAK Elbow W
Minneapolis - cd 8 do IA Czerwca
sprzedaje kolej Chicago Milwaukee
& St. Paul tykiety ekskursyjne "a
$4.55 tamdotadsiz powrotem.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-08
TWELVE PAGES
SCRANTON. NOVEMBER s. 1862.

The chief house physician OF the
1.ackawann!t hospital Is credited i'm IN
eN ening paper with charging that the
local newspapers are preJudiced
against that institution. If he said
that, he is mistaken. But it is only
fair to say that since the I.ackawannt
hospital became u state institution lis
internal management has all but shut
its doors to the Legitimate inquiries OF
thc newspapers respecting proper sub
jccts Of public invcs cstigation and acted
at times as though it viewed III the
newspapers an agency of opposition.
When it is recalled that no institution
in this city has received more generous
co-operatiOn and support from the
press thar til" LackaWanna hospital,
this attitude on the part of the interna.
management naturally is surprising.
but we prefer to believe thnt 1T is not
intended to be permanent
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-08

~HAJtLE:S \. PEPPER, who is
what might be called q news
~ paper specialist on the state
nI mind in Cuba. sends re-
assuring information from that island.
lie says that while there has been an
abundance of European intrigue in
diplomatic cirrles in Havana prciudi-
cial 10 the interests of the United
States ani a good dea, of grand-stand
playing on the part of the Palma adj
ministratiOn. matters are really in Il
lair condition, and the fierce antagon-
ism that Haired up after the defeat at
Washington OF the reciprocity propo-
sition Is beginning To subside espe-
cinlly among educated Cubans.
When our congress last spring.
turned them down, Notwithstanding
the pledge Of President Mckinley in
which they had placed implicit faith.
they one aud all felt indignant, hui
INFLATED and insulted, They assumed
that the few kickers in our senate who
dyfeated temporarily the presidents
pQlicy and settled purpose spoke for
the whole American people, instead of
simply for the beet sugar trust and for
the Wall street influences ther anxious
10 put Roosevelt in a hole. But since
HAT time the Cuban people have had a
senate of their own and have had an
opportunity To learn how easily a few,
disturbing factors can upset the most
carefully laid plans of an administra-
tion or of public opinion, One promi-
nent Cuban told Mr.. Pepper the other
day That since he had studied the
workings of the Cuban congress he felt
that lie owed AN apology to the CON
gress at Washington for any harsh
feelings on expressions which he in his
disappointment last spring may have
entertained or uttered. No doubt this
mans point of view viii spread.
OF the diplomatic situation in Ha-
yana Mr. Pepper treats at length. In
short, II consists OF II dexterous fight
between Minister Squiers ON the one
hand and the combined genius and
cunning OF the British, French and
2 German diplomatic and consular ofIi-
'elals ON the other. The latter have no
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doubtedly reveals u horrific state of
affairs and the senator should lose no
time In heing to the tall tmbers OF
Florida.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-08
Prosperity Shared by All.

- vow THAT election is over
and there is not the bias of
/ campaign excitement to in-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-08
Our Growing Export
OF Manufactures



Washington. NOV. I.
TllE EXPORTS of manufactures from
tho United States in the ninu
/ months ending with September, 1907,
are larger than those in the corrc-
spending period of amy other year in the
history of the country, with the single cX-
ccption Of 1900 The total for the nine
months is $S1 3O2, al. against SOS, ,'uO,Jjl in
The corresponding months OF last year, and
N"'S,d'S.2f' in the corresponding months Of
1900. Comparing !0O2 with iS9s, the in
crease is nearly 200 per cent. the figures
of 1892 being Sill 290,O2i; while comparing
lW2 with lSSS the growth in nine months
expectations of manufactures is from sg9, =
SlO,0Ii to S3ll .3o2.lil.
The following table, prepared by the
treasury bureau of statistics, shows the
tota! Nalue of manufactures exported in
nine months of each year from 1888 to 100.
Nine months ending
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-08

hope OF delimiting the political prestige
of the United States in Cuba. but they
are playing every card to fonent sus.
picions among the Cuban people which
will tend TO postpone cordial trade re-
lation with America and by so much
promote the commercial interests OF
the countries which they represent. 1t
sounds funny that after all the ado We
have heard In this country from Gu
bans clamoring for reciprocity there
should now be any doubt as to the
ratification of a reciprocity treaty by
the Cuban senate. assuming that one
could be drafted acceptable to the two
executives and to the senate at WASH
inston; yet Mr.. Pepper prepares us
for bitter opposition in that quarter,
ana strongly intimates that this oppo-
sition will be in large part the handi-
work of the British minister at IIa-
vana, who is the head and front of the
European intrigue.
Economically the rise in the price of
sugar incident to the action of the
BRUSSELS convention in limiting the
production of European beet sugar has
operated to the advantage of the Gu
ban planters. who arc receiving in con-
sequence thereof an extension of cred
its; ana the success of the Palma adj
ADMINISTRATION, in adjusting its expenses
50 as to avoid deficit tends to pro-
mote the better feeling now beginning
to dominate the situation. But of
course the one safeguard of cuban
is reciprocity with the
United States. and. as President
Roosevelt recently remarked. that is
coming. las sure a. fate"
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A Penalty of Greatness.
%~HE ATTEMPT o: certain
members of the tarbOndale
councils to exclude report

HE ATTEMPT o. certain
members of the tarbOndalc
councils to eXclud" report
ers from regular meetings
of che joint finance committee is mis-
taken and unwisc. 1t would have q
Yreiudicial effect upon public opinion
and it would in nc degree aid in the
transaction of honest public business.
The finances Of q city government are
most certainly topics Of public inter-
est. The" taxpayers have Il clear legal
as we'll as moral right TO be kept in
formed in detail Of the receipts and en-
pcnditures and OF the contemplated
expenditures. and the councilman who
disputes this fact runs the risk Of hay
ing his motives miScons,rued
That there are times in tho Consid
Grafton of projects in their infant state
when publicity would defeat the leSiii-
mate purposes Of government is very
tue. and we know Of no better way in
which to guard against such publicity
than to take reporters into youl conf
deNCc, show them the reasons why pub
Iication should he postponed and trust
to their sense Of fairness. tIc is II poor
specimen of Il newspaper man AMI OF
short life on reputable newspapers
who is incapable oi protecting u conf
uence.
IIut as between the occasional! IN
convenience of premature publicity,
with its Interference with unconplct-
ed plans. and the possibility ot injl,s-
tice and fraud IN star chamber govern
ment, the majority OF people Will pre-
fcr the former evil. In the case OF the
gentlemen in Carbondale who are So
much exercised over the publication OF
council proceedings we can conceive
OF no warrant for tllei" modesty. They
should not be so shrinking. Let them
smile pleasantly ut tho penalty OF
greatness ani keep cool
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Conditions In Cuba =.

~HARLl:S \. PEPPER, who is
what might be called a news
~ paper specialist ON the state
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The temporary reduction in exports of
manufactures which occurred last year,
due III part to the maintenance in the
United States of extraordinarily high
prices on copper, ana to the UNUSUAL de-
mand for iron and steel manufactures,
has in !; large degree disappeared, cop
per exports having increased eleven mil
lion dollars in the nine months ending
with September. 1902, as compared with
the corresponding months of 1901; while
the reduction iii exports of iron and steel
manufacture. in the nine months OF 1902,
compared with the corresponding period
of 1901 is but three millions. though the in
creased home demand is shown in the fact
that importationS of iron ana steel manu-
lacl'reS have meantime Increased over
thirteen million dollars. the total for nine
months of this year being practically
double that for the same months of 1901.
Cotton manufactures also show II marked
growth in expectations, tho increase be-
ing nearly seven million dollars in the
nine months of 1907 as compared with the
corresponding period OF last year.
The following table shows the plnci
pal manufactured articles exported from
tch United States in the nine months end
ing September 80. 1901, and 1902, rcspectivc.
ly, including all Glasses the value Of
whose exports in the nine months Of l9J1
reached one million dollars:
Nine months ending Sept.
Articles of do 1901 1902.
nestle manufacture. Dollars. Dollars.
Iron and steel manuirs. .1',> iGS.', 1;i,3Jl, l35
Refined mineral oilS.....iI .9S7 80 ii.5ni,9lJ
Copper manufactures -, 80 100 81. ;.:,it, ,,ij
Leather and mfrs there
of ........................2 iiO,9,S -, ;93 rs
Agricultural implcm'tS l.. 80 ~ lI.52, GI3
Chemicals drugs ~ dyes 10, -, 30i 10,O55 l0I
Wood manufactlrcs.....S Sol ,flG 9.2Na,OOJ
Cars and cariiages....... s. i3l ,S33 IT'S J99
Parafiiu ana paraflin
wax Observation-Disclosures. 4i97,61;;; 100 ij)
Paper and mfrs thereof. :,1Si,929 J.5I |, lJj
Scientific Instruments. .,OSi, ISL l,JT9, $50
Tobacco manufactures :. a,N;3, Iw A.2J3 sol
Fiber manufactures ..... j,5Oo, 1G2 :;,SIG,S0l
Malt and spirits liquors. 3i20,oS 3.4l liii
Books, maps, ctc......... ",I'",2t .',lJIJli
India rubber mfrs ....... 2G,G, lG, 2.t99 3oi
Musical Instruments .... 2liI,9 2,3S095i
Sugar and mOlaSScS $50. ia, -. 1871 IjI
Gmpowder and other cX-
ploSlNcS .,.........,...... liiu, Eib La ISL
Paints and colOrS ...,.... 80, Isl l,,6l lGi
Clock and watches. s....... l.1i0.Hi 1.56S IiS
Glass and glassware .... l,IiN,G>l 1,l0SlG0
Coke Observation-Disclosures i2lO,Ihi l,32O3H
Brass and mfrs thereof. l,iSG,uMi l.2lS9lS
Marble and stone mfrs, l,.,i,GH l,2U2, ,5G0
Wool manufactures ...., 1,l26,9S1 l,l6i,OSI
Jcwclry ana gold and
silver manufactures. 92i,igO MGIlS2
Lamps and chandeliers. HoI,Hii GSI ,;6l
Other mf'd articles. ,y27 800 HIPS .oJ
Total .,...,..............29S .29S ,GdO,55l III
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-08

For cards OF thanks, resolutions Of condolences and
similar contributions in the nature Of advertising,
,rhc Tribune makes q charge OF cents line.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-08

The crime of Senator Quay in allow
ing his name to appear on a letterhead
containing also y request for subscrip-
tons to the recent campaign fund
seems TO occupy considerable space in
the Washington dispatches 1t un-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-08

From the sentiment in favor of Uncle
Mark Hanna out in Ohio. one would
judge that the people of the Buckeye
state have never seen the New York
Journal
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-08

The newspapers are already assist.
ing Govcrnor-elect Pennypackcr to Sc.
lect his cabinet. He ia quite capabl,
oi doing the task himself.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-08

In the language of Devery, David B.
Hilrs present address is "Deadhouse,
Compartment 49," Deyery certainly has
the last laugh.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-08

Senator Quay says this il his last
batll" and that in the future he shall
be merely Il spectator. 1t Is certainly
Il prori'ious time for IN, uncloudcd re-
tiremrnt.