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Newport weekly independent., 1902-05-23
WEEK OF CONVENTIONS.
Doctors, Druxgists. Dentists and hnlshs oi Honor Assemble at Little Rock.


 Gi Honor Assemble at Little Rock.
 Last week was a week of conven- tions at Little Rock, doctors, den lists and Knights and Ladies ct Honor all holding annual sessions.
 KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
 Aside from the routine business transacted, representation in the grand lodge was changed, allowing each lodge one vote for every fifty members and fraction over. The salary of the grand secretary was in creased from $500 to $500 per year. Reports of officers show that within the last two years membership ot the order in this state doubled and is now about 2,500. The following officers were elected and installed by Dr. J. w. Case, of Batesville, past grand protector: W. s. McCuI- tough, Brinkley, grand protector; W. K. Baker, Wynne, vice grand protector; T. J. Oliphint, Little Rock, grand secretary; W. P. Weld, Marianna, grand treasurer; Mrs. $. F. CarlLee, Augusta, grand chap lain; Mrs. Lucy Binley, Helena, grand guide; Mrs. N. A. Rogers, Clarksville, grand guardian; Mrs. s. B. Hofstetter, Little Rock, grand sentinel; Mrs. Eusie Harris, Wynne, Mrs. McLanders, Forrest City, and Mrs. J. NJ. Richardson, DeVall's Bluff, grand trustees M. M. Han kins, Little Rock, supreme repre- sentative; L. c. Hall, Dardanelle, alternate grand representative.
 THE PHARMACISTS.
 About 100 representative phar- macists attended the annual meet ing of the state society. Within the past few years, through the state as sociation, great advancement has been made in the correct and sci- entitic manner of compromising medicines. Since the passage of law by the legisla- ture, restricting the sale of cocaine, the consumption of that deadly poi son has decreased at least three fourths, and this law was obtained through the efforts of members of the State Pharmaceutical Associa- tion, as well as the law creating a board of examiners, to examine and pass upon the competency of those who would follow the calling of prescriptionist. All the old off, cers were reelected, as follows President, W. R. Appleton, Fl Do- rado; first vice president, Orlando Halliburton, Little Rock; second vice president, J. E. Manning, Fort Smith; secretary, l.. K. Snodgrass, Little Rock; treasurer, John A.. Jungkind, Little Rock; executive
Newport weekly independent., 1902-05-23
Killing at oragould.

A. B. Thomson was shot four times and killed at Paragould by Joe r. Thompson. It is the gener- al opinion that Thompson will be held justifable. Thomson was a powerful man physically, and had frequently been shot and cut in nu- merous fights in which he had been engaged.
 The Iron Mountain will expend Tn the neighborhood of $10o,OQO at Walnut Ridge for repair shops, de- pots, etc.
Newport weekly independent., 1902-05-23
Legal Hanging.

Harry LeSane, colored, was hanged at Marianna on the 16th for the murder of John Greenwood, committed in January, 1901. On the scaffold LeSane confessed his guilt, saying he deserved death. A few days before the execution Gov. Davis declined to commute the sentence to life Imprisonment.
Newport weekly independent., 1902-05-23
NEWS OF ARKANSAS.
Kind Words From An Editor.

Hon. Garry A. Willard, president of the National Editorial Associa- tion, in his write-up of the recent convention held at Hot Springs, says many good things about Arkansas. and especially Hot Springs and Little Rock. Below is an extract from his article appearing in the Bonneville (N. Y.) Herald, of which MT. Willard is the editor:
 After leaving the famous Hot Springs, the city that cures all ills that flesh is heir to, our programme took us to Little Rock, the capital of the state, which has population of some 45,000 people. It is sit uated in the center of the state and by push, pluck and perseverance IS forging ahead at a rapid rate. It Is termed the City of Roses because of the profusion of the queen of flowers, but we were too earl y and the season too late, and while the pathway of the editors was not strewn with flowers there was a most hospitable welcome accorded after the true southern style that was full ly appreciated.
 "A committee of citizens with the First Regiment band, met the train at the station and by trolley cars conveyed the visitors to the city park where eX-Congressman W. l.. Terry delivered an eloquent address of welcome, in which he said:
 We are proud to welcome such a body of men today, and proud to have you within our gates. You have doubtless entered the gates of fairer cities and travelled through more prosperous states, but you will never enter one whose people are more willing to extend the right hand of American fellowship to ev- cry son and daughter of a sister state, or will more gratefully ap- preciate any kind or generous word you may be pleased to say in their behalf. Like every other part of the south, we have encountered our trials and difficulties. We have met them the best we could, and now, forgetting the gloom, and remem- bering only the glory of what has gone, we have set our hands to the work of today, and our faces to the Might and hope of the future. We rejoice, indeed, in your coming, and we rejoice in the opportunities it af- lords to strengthen those kindly ties that should bind us all together in one common brotherhood whose proudest boast should be, I am an American citizen It was to strengthen and bind that tie that the constitution itself was formed over-arching a glorious sisterhood of sovereign states. To aid in the accomplishment of that grand pur- pose, you have indeed grand mis- sion to perform.
 GA union of lakes and a union
 of lands
 Is an object of noblest endeavor, But a union of hearts and a union
 of hands
 Means the flag of our country for
 ever.'
 "The people of Arkansas, while holding sacred the memories of the civil war, are intensely loyal today to the stars and stripes. They be- lieve one country and one flag to be far preferable to the confederation of states, for which some of the ho- blest blood of the countsy was shed. Every moment at Little. Rock was enjoyed. The city is one of which the state can well be proud, and we look for a future growth and pros perity that will outstrip many other cities less favorably located"
 G. A. R. Encampment.
 The twentieth annual encamp-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-11

augsnblid ibrerieits identen poute.
tposu freilid feline ausii9t porbanben
mar. @inss Sasss pintte CT mir ses
beimnibpon gu.
,sSelir", fagte er, rbu biit bon alien
Trauensimmsrn nod Der perniinftieite
Rerl, i'd mub bid mas unbertrduen.
@s lpurmt mid. baB id Der 4nti =,
i'd meme TrGulein SriId, mid barten
fam for aliens. unb mir MID n%trant@
5Giren" tann nit bic &aBe. ober bas
Srdulein bGlt nidt Stanb. unb bess
balb mubt bu mid belfsn, baB i6
,feIosipetten" lerns."
nSntel 9ottlieb = bu99g"
,8erffaune Dir Elm unner Mal,N
faste .r bditis. misBt mubt mid bslfsn.
Ou muBt mid euren ~lanssn Sennes
plat" bergen gum 2ernen."
Snfel 9pttliebs @ntfdluB ftans
eifern feit; er sriff tief in feinen
Sddel unb lieb fid Elm Rab tommen,
papas 8urIde unterpies ibn in Der
2abfd6rtunft. limb fiebe ba, ss
purbe! Canadian, aber fider! 4ls
Srdulein Srii9 bas nddits Mal our
T0rferei fubr, folsts ibr Onfel Sottz
iieb in Ginger g%ntfernuns. 5reilid
fam erl 6intenb ipiebsr beim, fein Rao
hattie Elm paar Spei9n perbosen,
pGbrenb bic 2aufbede einen f~laffenben
RiB dufpies unb Der S4lau4 Dor
Quftmanael quieti9te, aber na4 ipenis
gen Sasen folste Oufel u~ntertpess
fpieber benz eraret 2obentleib, uno
biesmal Seiste er BEL Der Riidtebr fat
triumpbirenb Ieinsn D%erbunbensn 8opI
unb fasts: ~Sas bat SrGulsin Griid
eetbon, fe is iebr nett unb perniinftig,
es is mid unbesreiflid, pie fe babel
n 5rausnSimmer fein fann."
Sn ben &affeeIdladten unieres
Stdbt6ens ipurbe bel iiber bic gee
meinIamen Rabfabrten Der beiben
Sobfeinbe perbanbelt; Sntel @pttlieb
fam babel am Idle9teiten meg, aber
audi Srdulein Srii9 perlor piel bon
ibren @bmpatbien. Ibsr auf @ritas
sartem @eIidtden lag iebt Elm ftrab>
lenbes 2Gdeln; nGmil" bate bic &iins
bigung in Der Sadie!
Run ponte i9 aud einmal tpteber
Srdulein 6riid ~sutsn Sag" fagen,
bon Der man muntelte, lie noble bas
pubgeI9Gft p~ertaufen, um ii6 gu
.psrdnbern." 2eife FINITE i'd bic
Sbiir au ibrem 3immer auf, Dor mir
fprang nod bic Qneoratabe binein
unb nit einsm mGdtisen Safe uuf
has Sopba. Mit einem S6rei fubr
i'd suriid unb idlus bic Sbiir pieoer
au.
rNas baIt bug" fraste Grifa, bic
mir nd9gstommen mar.
,I6 bu liebe 3eit bd brinnen
1T Snfel @ottlisb. unb iibt init ieinen
fdmmtliden r2lntipaSien4 uuf einem
Siimpel suIammsn, unb id slaub' -
= er tiibt iie." -------
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-11
Sie brett eeoradte Mart.

Der !Serr ltntsrpffieier bate sin.n
Ginidbrisen pieberbolt bergebli9 er.
mubnt, feline @ebtpertseuge borf9riftss
mdbis 5uidmmensuf4lieben. Der Sin.
iGbrise bate stpar ni4t eisentli4 81
8eine, aber enf9ieben Mntags baSu.
SopieI er iid aud Wtiibe CAB, ter5en,
grade baauiteben. es blieb snifhen ben
&nieen INNER Elm fleiner leerer 3pts
f6enraum, Der benz i9arfen 4use bss
llnteroffieiers ni9t entsins. SD min
Sbnen mas faeen, Ginidbrtser." bes
mertte er enblid, inhsm er Elm Mdrts
ftiid aus Der Safde Soe unb es BEN
@~injdbrisen spifden bic &niee briidts.
bic er nit 9efpalt 5ufdmmenprebte.
sd eebe nun fort unb fomme in flint
Minuten fpieber. @ebe Sbnen. ipenn
sic bann bas @elbftiid nidt mebr
sipii9en ben 8niseu baben!" Der un'
aliidli6e g~iniGbrige mertte balb, bob
CT es in bieIer Stenung nidt cine Mis
mute ausbalten piirbe. Mas tbun9 CT
iiberleste raid. tpie er benz brObenbeu
llnsspitter entseben f0nnte, unb pers
fiel babel auf einen ebenfo orisineIen
tpie aliidliden 9ebdnten: CT bob bus
RartItiid, bas gu 8oben sefalen mar.
mad 4blauf Der Sriit bon 8 Minuten
in einem unbepa6ten I%usenblide raid
auf, itedte es elm unb flemmte fid ba.
fir elm 3peimartitiid spifden bic
anie. .Ta. %GiniGbriser." rief Der
l~lnteroffieier bulO nad feiner Riids
tebr, rbaben sic bas @elbftiid nod
5pii9en ben Rnieeng Win bod slei9
NAL na9feben!" @uf einmal pertlGrie
f9 fein Geiidt, er bate ftatt oss
Martftiids bas 3ipeimdrfitiid porses
funben. S9mun5elno bemertte sr nit
freunblidsm 4usen5pintern: rNa.
iebn sic, Ginidhriser, bus bdben sic
ia aana biibfh brett oeoriidt.I
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-11

limb &fard, feline 8raut; ipte bott<
nungsfreubis bat er Ibf9ieb bon ihr
eenommen. Gin Sabr pber Stpei, bonn
Ionte bas Rsft auseefiittert fein fir
ben iungen Gbeitdnb. aber nimt3
iponte inn eelingen, er burfte bic @e<
Iiebte ni9t rufeu. Sn Sebnfudt nad
ibm bat fe ii9 oeraebrt brsi Sabre
lang, bann lit ie seitorben; unter ben
fpeitousgreifenben Meiien Der alien
2inbe auf benz 9orffriebbofe f9ld!t
ie ben eipisen Sdlaf.
Sas mar bic lehte Hahridt, bic TT
BON babeim erbalten, serabe als Del
i6m bic 8orboten bes 4usfabes anz
tlppften. @enige Woasn fpdtsr 1T
er auf Der Sniel eelanbet, unb ME
mebr bat er ieitber an Mutter unb
@eI9piIter seI9rieben. MOsen lie
i'm als einen @erfdolenen, ols si>
nsn Sobten %betpsinen; Der @ebante on
ben lebenbis 8eerabenen piirbe Iis ia
unIGelid f9iperer qudlen.
Stunbe nm Stunbe berrinnt; bic
Sonne Itebt i9on tief i'm Weiten, me
nit fliiftgem @plbe iibersoHen gle
BERT bas Weer.
Inter ben Sori5ont iintt bic sliit5>
rotbe S6ei6e, i'm S9eiben 4aes in
Purpur tdii6eub unb pertldrenb. Oie
Nadt bri9t berein. = .4u9 beute
fpieber p~eraebens aebdrrt!"
Vim nddlten Sage tommt enblih
Der tleine 9ampfer, Der sinmal in bier
Wppden bic @erbannte nit benz gum
2ebsn 9otbpenbisftsn %perforst. auh
elm pad 3eitunsen unb Bidder pirb
fir ben Weiben gelanbet, Der bieie aeis
itige NabruRs febulidsr erlpartet but
dis bic leibli6e.
Or rei6t ii9 Monat an Monat.
Sriidenb ldftet bic Wonotonie Der
Srodenseit auf benz rnslidli9en. Nie
erideint aud nur Der leidteite Sunftz
i~treifen am Sirmament; tein S9aucr
erquidt bas biirItenbe grbreid; tsin
frii6er Gain i6ieBt duf, hen nadz
ten 9oben gu bethlehem. auf benz bic
S9atten Der GutdIppteu ii9 bart unb
f9arf abbeben.
Ser 9iirre folst bic Resenperiobs
@ras unb aGlerlei 9erante pudsrt in
bliitbenreider lleppigteit bOber unb
bOber. rings um bic 3elts bsrum, an
beren Snnenieiten S9immeI unbWlos
Der erfheinen. Srfane rdIen beulsnS
anb brii[enb iibsr Wafer unb 2anb.
SpnnerI9lGse rollen, 70 setpdltig, bab
bic tlsine Snfel in ibren @runbfeften
eraittert. 3udenbe 8libe. pilb bran.
benbe, f9aumf9leubernbs Wogen.
@n' bas fommt unb sebt nit benz
Ds9iet Der Sdbresaeiten. onbersn
@edisl sibt es ni9t. Sabr reibt iid
an Sabr; ben beiben aus Der @eicus
f9aft ibrer Mitmenfden 4usseitObss
mem fann nur Der Sob grl0iung brin=
gen bon fOrperlider unb feeliidsr
Dual.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-11
1roBmntters Srube.

r9as inb Sriiblinssiiirme, 8inb
= bic geben boriiber. Wer pirb UNI
10 etpus psinen9" fpridt bic SroB@
mutter. Der @nfelin blonben Sdeitel
ftreidelno. sd bin iber5eust. morz
gen i9eint bic liebs Sonne tpiebsr."
Die iunse Srau f9ittelts trobis
ben 8ppf. nRein, nein, 10 I9nea sebt
bas nidt pOriibsr. 9u BAIT gut re6en;
benin Dir lit berglei9en ME paIIirt.
Sbr CAN'T Sud ME = 9rpbpapa lit ia
nod beute elm Mufter bon RitterIi9s
teit."
.@epiB, bas lit err" beftdti9ti bic
alte Same, ibrem 9atten lddelnb bic
5unb reidenb, bic er adrtli9 an feline
2ippen fiibrt.
r9rOBpdpa idIdst Dir ME cine
Bite ab ="
.@robmama bittet aber aud UNI
nidts Sb0ridtss." pirft Der greiIe
Serr elm.
rSit bas benin tb6ri9t, tpsnn i'd cine
barmloie 9eIe[fdaft beiuden pilIg"
PIN ft9 nidt = nur, neil Dein
Maun es nt9t piinf6t. Das 8eranii>
gen, Did in einem lebenben Bible bes
punbern su laHen, tann Dir bod unz
mDalid mebr ipertb ietn. ala bic ur>
9etriibte ginisteit NIT Oeinem Sat-
ten"
rDer bat bieTe Ginisfeit benin Suerft
seRDrt2" fdbrt Srau Gbitb bsftig auf.
r@r pber id9 @r bod. inbsm CT BON
pornberein bsrbrieBlid srtldrte, hab
mir babsim blsiben piirbsn. neil er su
arbeitsn bat unb neil ibm bic SADIE
su tbeuer lit. Spridt baraus 2iebe2
Denn er mid lieb bdtts, 10 piirbe es
ibm auf bas bisden @elb fir bas
&oItiim ni9t dntommen unb bic per>
fdumte 3eit = ie nun, bic lisbs fi9
lsidt einbringsn, tpenn er an ben fol.
senpen Susen friiber auffteben Dolte.
Mas mid 10 namenlos unsliidli6
madt, bas 1T ia aud nidt Der 9srsidt
auf bds 8ersniisen, fonbers DaIters
2ieblofigteit, bic mid baau Stpingt.A
60 f9liebt bic iunge Grdu, Der bas
bel bic Sbrdnen aus ben Gugen itiir'
aen.
,&6nnte er Dir nidt nit benz .sleiz
den Redt 2iebloisteit Dortpsrfen, neil
Ou i'm. ben i9tper arbeitenben Wunn.
INN feiusn Worsenfdlaf OertiirSen unb
All Qusadben n0thiden tpiIit, bic ibm
fdhn fulen9" frast Der @robpatsr
ianft.
bod gbitb lGBt ben ginpunb nidt
Qelten.
sir feinen Stub bat er INNER 3eit
unb 9elb. gs frGntt mid pbnebin
asnus. baB sr mid 10 oft unein Idbt.
Wsnn sr isinem 0ersniisen na6gebt.
10 min ids aud tbun. DoSu lou i'd
bic fein, bic Spfer bringt9"
,4inb, &inb!" msint bic 9roBmutz
ter betiimmert. riDer fpirb in Der
She I'm 2iebe rs9ten2 Bas man fid
ssgenfeitia gu 2iebe tbut, bas finb
feline Opfer. 4ber =" fdbrt ie fort
= mir pollen ben @egenitanb ieBt
ruben laien - 9roBpapa febut fid
na9 Ieinem Wittagsf9lGfden. Nimm
Dir Elm Bud. incefen mir Elm Stiinbz
den ruben
Wenise Minutsn fpdter fdOn finb
bic alien 2eute eineefdIummtrt.
gbitb tetra4tet lie tpie fs. isbsr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-11
@nsseFpRen.
Bon u. Ibeinert.

SpH u. ADelNerI.
aein @DltGen am itablblauenSimz
mel, bon benz nit iensenber 9lutb bic
SropenIpnne ibre StrabIen psrfenoet.
aein Siibluns fd9elnber @albbau9.
3itternbe, flimmernbe2uf iibsr leu9s
tenber Meeresfld9e unb iiber BEN
blenbenb peiBen, BON Der @bbe fri
selafenen Stranbe. Senieits bes
Slutbberei9es auseebDrrter 8oben,
unb inmitten elmer @ruppe Iteifer Gus
talppten Stpei feline 3elte. Cine
S9aar treif9enber MGpen; auf=
idnelenbe 9eGpbine; bic lansiam ben
Ocean burdfdneibenbe RiidenfloHe
zines Sais; ionit Stiae unb Rube
iiber Waher unb 2ano.
4us benz einen Der 3elte tritt elm
blonbbdariser Mann ms Sreie. 6elt
auf einen i9peren Stpd ii9 itiiBenS,
Itapft er nit unii9eren Sdritten benz
Stranbe gu unb feBt fi9 auf elm a:ts
seI9pemmtes Stiid Dradbola. Be
fleibet lit er nu nit SoIe unb 5emS,
bas @eIi9t beI9attet elm breitrant:s
ger Strobbut, bic Siibe iinb NIT 8ans
hagen umpideIt. Cine Weile rubt
iein Bid nit einem @usbrud t~roitlos
fer G%reebung auf bieien unfOrmigen
5iiBen, bunn fdpeift er iiber 6as
Meer. Der buntle Streif am fiiblihsn
boriapnt lit bas 6eiilanb, BON bort
ber mub bas eeitern f9on fduig ge=
ipefene Boot fommen.
Dor bier Sabreu bat Der Mann ben
8oben M%uftraliens betreten. 9ds
Slid bat er gefudt in ben golpnien,
sefunbsn bas bitterite @lenb. Bon
Der 'entiebliden Seu9e bes ausIabes
befalIen, 1T er BON Der menf9Iidsn@ez
fslf6aft, in beren Witte er auleBt ~
Iebt. ausseftoBen. berbannt iuprben auf
bic fIeins SnieI. auf Der er nit feinsm
2eibenssefGbrten, einem 9inefifdsn
&uli, nun felt stpansis Monuteu f9on
fpeilt, elm lebenbis 8esrabener.
Die @ebanten bes acknowledgement
fdpsifen in bic @ersansenbeit. melt
meg iiber 2anb unb Deer. Dor lei>
mem seiitisen @use tau4t bus f9mus
de, bon Gpbeu iiberfponHens !SGus6en
auf, in benz er seboren porben. Der
@arten, in benz er als 8nabe nit ben
9ef9piftern sefpielt. bic @aisblatts
Iaube an Der Sede unb bic griiueu.
fanft gepelten !Siieel bes beimifdsn
@aues. Der Triiblins bat Ieineu@ins
aug ssbalten: bic apfelbdume finS
aus ibrem WinterI9ldf srtpa9t, bic
roTig I1immernben &nofpen baben
ft9 ee0ffnet; Rotbborn, 9Olbregen
unb S9neebau leudten; bic &aftcs
nienbdume baben ibren &er5enI9mud
anselest, bic Cuff tit seidipGnsert mil
benz fiiben Duff bes Sliebers. 8ie'
men unb SummeIn fummen, S9mets
terlinge f9tpeben BON 8lume gu 8las
me. S9pdlben f9tpimmen i'm Getbsr;
2erden iubiliren; an bic tleiuen ges
fieberten MuIitdntsn trommeln uns
flDten nm bic Dette. Sreunbli9 Der
berumto1enben 8inberi9aor SuId'
felnb, erI9eint i'm Rabmeu berSauss
ibiire bic Mutter.
Sas Bib serrinnt, unb rMutterl
O.. meme Nutter!" ftObnt Der un'
nliidlihe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-11
Barr i,is monSf6eta.
Bon gauI Remer.

Bon gauI Remer.
MeiBer Monbna9t 3auber pirten.
limb bas 2unb bes Mdrdens Iebt;
Ountle Sdnnen. blei6e 8irten
Gubles Monbenlidt umpebt.
@uf ben @ieIen I~ebelitreifen
3iebeu in benz Mdr9snslans.
GIieben, baf9en fi9 unb sreifen,
limb es ppst Der Glfentuna.
Sieb! Der Mpnb bonn Simmef itsiget
S6reitet auf ben peiben plan,
Boz Der f%einiten @lfe neiget
Sid Der blaHe Monoesmann.
SrDi9e q%uaten, @rinen iinsen,
SIN Der 5srre @u;en idretn =
0tonb unb glfe sierlid ihlingen
Siren San5 i'm bleiden Sdein. ).
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-11

Rette Gusftd t. Reffe:
Qieber Ontel, i9 babe mid enti9loi>
fen, um5uIattsln unb bic iuriitiiden
Stubien a~ufSuseben. Sntsl: uno
pelGen Beirut baft Ou Dir seipdhlt2
Reffe: Sd min Muiit itubir.n. Sns
lei: ga, in @ottes Humen! G6er zines
Iaae i'd Dir slsid. Grans, auf meinsn
Sof fommft 0u mir nidt!
TreG. HiGter: ySte lino ans
sefla9t, ipioerredtlid dusgs3ossn unb
Sbrem @irtb bic Mistbe Idulbig sez
blieben gu fein. Sic finb nun bon benz
&lGser eemabnt unb baden ibm cine
i6aGIenbe Obrfeise berisbt. SIT bag
ridtis9" ansefldeter: rSa, Serr
gmtsri4tsr." = Ri6ter: rgl6er, ipie
tdmsn Sic basu, benz RlGser eineObrs
feige gu 9ebsn2" - 4naetldgter: SD
mar ibm bic Mietbe fdulbis seblieben,
nun lponte i9 inn nidt aud nod bic
antiport p%orentbdltenl-
= Mdilder bat ale llriade, feline
8ruit gu pfIssen; benn lie 1T -
[dpaa!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-11

8Osbaft. Trdufein Chr.
S6ublabe austrdmenb): 0iefe Code
1T bon einem beriibmten aiinfler, biss
fe bon einem S9dufpieler. bic blonde
bon einem 2eutnant- Sus
gen Sic NAL, Shr Batter mar po9l
- Sriieur2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-12

rated steady. three cars stock we're unsold
sheep sold S2@s4 loo ID lambs at Soqso p 9is
deck at So 30 euls IS Dressed mutton osz &c
per 10; dressed lambs 81 tic =. -.
SalesaNewton & Co: 237 Kentucky lambs 90 e; a.
So 200 do. sc 10. So; 10 do (culh. n 70 az p 90
23 West Virginia lambs. IS 50 80 81! DO 81 10, al
s35o: 100 state do. 10 81 so; 81 Kentucky Sleep
01 fb at 81 36 do tO2 10 at So 10; fO3 do 80 To- ae
IS p: L State do a So -, -,
12l do. 65 10 -
kerns Commission Company: 23o Buffalo lambs g 10
At St; 81 Kentucky do J3 n at So; III hsntuchE P'
~ 10 at So 30: &c do 81 ~ at 81 - %. oe
Tobn shannon: rs State lambs, 65 n at - o.: 20
State sheep. n So - II, at So Gate yester.
day rs Kentucky sheep H. ~ 81 20: 2g! INDIANA
lambs 6f 10 So 62la do. II ~ at >" -
s Sanders: l01 Pennsylvania lambs 40 ID al 90 ~
do, 6s H. 50 81 state DO SO ID. at 50 so EN-
sylvana sheep, SO II. So p; do. III 70 at -
HOGS-Recepts. 754 head. about cars on
sale; dull Pennsylvania hogs 81 a.
81 - 100 10 Country dressed firmly held at loioC
for medium light weights. .
Sa.es-S Judd * II State hogs. TO- 10 az az 10
Pennsylvania do 81 80; roughs So- 10 al
Sc 10; > stays. eco II. at 81 50 =, c+o+.
Sales Gal! late yeserdav)-J. H. Hume Bro; OF ~
hogs 1913 H. 81 So IS do. 1873 n. at - 50; az
III, 81 10: do $50 NJ at 81 %: II roughs 80 TO- d
S. 70: 402 n. So: do, 400 H. at - ~ 81
Andrew Mullen: Pill State hogs. l6l 10, at % g. -
rough. 299 10 at Sc 10 - ca. ~ -o,,rt,e
John P Nelson: so State hogs 70. at 81 70: d.
l56 II at 81 so - 90 >, .,o,,sr,I
stage 10. at 50 so: sow. $40 10 at - :, e+a.a
State pigs. IS n, ar - 81, II 800
hogs 175 10 at rs: 40 Pennsylvania do. 10 10. d.
s. -; rougis 10 SO IS: stays, $40 10. at So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-12

took the shape of S@&d advance at L.ve-n,o, z
in the day we're even 10 points higher than tbs on soms
b,, ba aeeG hsre rom Live pool buy
although upward Of "a loads finally worke9 i've
and helped the market in the hour Seab5ard
also expanded materially. reaching bush ~
ing Northwest arrivals the strength coarse grains an
fsc a dnoed ood dsa OF bn ~ ou s5 ysa5 these
Of which was credie 70 out sde On the
believing yield have been underestimate bt -,
everywhere in this country and abroad sharp advance
I weefer ftrousho,f tie Weet With low nn showed
642 cars. against 746 cars last Private ad-
You'd soon get into full swing VILE the quaItv Sat
The export trade in detail included load of No
Duluth and LOADS of spring and winter at New York
Guided 900 bush lngraded red and
1900 bush No white Quotations of cash wheat,
pro1npt Northern Duluth so2sc September 3o-Oco-
Der .; No Northern DuiGtR: sos October -l9; No
Duluth 7sisc October $40 No Northern Duluth, 777xc
ish undertone result Of government report figures
corn market was given later impetus by frost talk
point of day. the close showing AgAc net advance
braska and with freezing tempe aures n Western
Colorado The official forecast however Indicated light
cred freely shorts and showed the greatest advance
@ isomeThat ahead Of thursdays receipts at Chicago
Gables I'D net higher: no export trade was reported
600 bush No and - 900 bush No mixed. CT
Buffalo At the close No corn vas quoted at ,, &c
slfys''F' an" n other markets oats
6ps asr e or Te9Ts m af n
strength in corn Cash cats were 900 an beimG SUI
account No ses closed at $3SS Ne white Ic
rack mixed $50 1 3t&s nn 5aia + afioati Stste
1ge Is a56c: No . 5Ga56'sc track BARIEY-
n Ma 59 r. both !" + Buffalo,