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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-19
Sapau's Resieruns uu;ufrieSen.

auS sIaubpdrbiser ausae srfdbr
mon, bab Supun init bsm @ange feline,
nnterbancIun8en nit RubIanb unsufrie.
ben IL. DuS PurIomsnt Sapans iritt
am 5 DECEMBER suiammen, unb bic 3e.
sieruns SupunS mbdte bann germ ioipeit
iein. oaB iie benz Parlament iiber bas
3ufunoefommen elmer 8ereinbaruns mil
Rublanb beridten fann. ba ionit bic Op.
petition suns fiber bas Ninitsrium bef.
tie anereifen unb mbslihsrpeiie bai
Bolt bis su bem @ruos aufreissn mag,
bab eS einen &ries eeeen RuBIanb per-
lanat. Die Supuner Hagen, bnB BIZ
Raien bic nnterbanblunssn uneeblbr.
LID ueriGleppen unb Der 8erbaGt bsrri6l
IN Supan, bub bic Rufsn bas nur tbun
um ibre armee uno ibre SIotte in DIT
liien Su peritdrfen iolpie ionitiss Rdftunr
gen au polenben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-19
WfeperS Sifforiftb @eosrapbifdber
Sfalenber fur 1904. VIII.
Gahraaua.

/
Wiit IL 8lnnetentafeln un6 334 2anb.
i6afts. unb Stdbteanii&ten, Bortrdten,
fulturbiitorii6en unb funfpeibidtIihen
DarfeQunsen iotpie elmer SabreslberIibt
(auf bem 8ddbsdeD. 3um aufbdnsen
aIs Ibreibtulenber eineeridtst. greis |
Mf. 75 Pf. 8erIae bes 8ibIiosrapbi
ihen SnititutS in 2eipsis unb Wien.
Ias Sreunoe bon Wepers Siitorifts
@eosrapbifdem 8aIenbsr-uno bersn
3abI il isbr erob erpnrien bersiiS nit
Spannune, mas Der nsue Sobrgang
1904 brineen tpirb. Inns III iosbsn cir
@remplar bieies auerorts beIiebien
WanbfaIenoers subesansen, unb mir
ibnnen nur fneen. oaB er unire @rs
partunBep, auh fur baS fommenoe Sabr
ouf bns trsfiIltfe bsriorst su perben,
nod bel tpeitem tibertroffsn bat. S6on
bas 6ubsre @epnnb bes &aIenbeis If
duberit anipredenb: sipii6en elmer ss.
ihmnfpoQsn, freien 2inieneinfaiIune, bic
iid duf sruuem unb beabruunem 6runb
gut abbebt, tbront bic altebrpiirblge
WemnonsfduIs, ienes 8iIbpert aus ber
frdbeien @sididte Der Wsni6bsit. 8si
seseben iinO ibm su Stben gmbIsme Der
@eidi&te uno 9soerupbie. Dis aItbe.
tpdbrte Sorm Der @inteiluns tpurbs BET
bebaItsn, Der Snbalt absr ipefentIib er'
ednst, bas reIde. fur isbsn Gag elm
anoers Bib liefernbe Sauitrationsma
terial fuf burdtpee neu bei6afft. .-@e
pieIes br,net, tpiro man6em etpas brins
gen. Iautet ous @oetbes ,.Sauf" snt.
nommene Dioito fur bieien Sabraana
oes 8ulenbers. Siirtpubr, iebermann
pirb bes ieinsn ipesielen SntersHen
Dienenben eenus in bieiem ptd6iigen
8aIenber finben. Sifioribe unb geo.
grnpbiihe 8ileer aus aQen 2anoen, 8bI.
terippsn, 2anbidaften, Derfe Der Ratur
uno 8unf. Reprobuttionen alter iG6nel
Sols!dnitte unb anbrer 2unhbldttsr unit
mooerner photographer sieben, nit trsff |
liden, prdenunten 8eeleittporten ue;.
ieben, on uns bOrIber. Planetsntafeln
8eben Gufihlub tiber bic @rideinunseu
ces SimmeIs. Serniporte Der 2iisraiur
oienen Der grbnuuna. Dpntbar pirt
aud bic uuf benz 9tddbsdsI bsrmsrtis
Iatel Der seoerapbIf&em 8reiten ber
tpt&tisitsn StdOie, eine grfI6runs osi
8Ianelentafel unb cine usberii6t iibet
bic 6efitase bes laufenoen Subres em'
pfunoen peroen. IS il tatiablid taum
bel itdnblib, tpie es mbsli@ III, fir 70
9erlneen 9reiS Elm berarliees Dert su
ltefern. @ir iOnnen es isOermann midi
eenue empfsbIen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-19
Gbifaniruna Der Juben.

Die ,.8Oiiiids 8eituns" peib iibsr
einen neusrliden @rlab ber ruiii6en
Rssisruns Su beri&ten. peldsr aQsn Su.
oen Dstbletet. bic SeIqusaen in ber 3rim
unb i'm 8oufuius. ioipls bic 8absorts on
Der Dfiise su beiu&sn. 8rante Subsn
odrfen uIiO bon ieBt an in 8uBIano feline
SsiIunB mebr iudsn, ioipsit 8absorts
unb Sellauelen in 8sira1t fommen.
Dus burbariids Deirst psrbistst aut
allen Sueen, in NOstau tpobnenbs drst.
ll9s Spesiuliitsn peribnlid ;u eoniulti'
Isn. IS tpiro fsinsm Subsn mebr ss.
ftattet. nod Uiosiuu au rsifsn. Dit
y8Oiiii6e 8eiiuns" bssei6nst bas De.
fret oils eine unerb6rte 8rauiamisit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-19
ltnbeilbar.

Die Gerste. tpeIde bic @rdfin 2onpas.
RE fIiibere 8rOnprinseiiin Stspbanie uon
Ositsrrei&. @litpe oes grsbsrsCas Rus
oolpb. bsbanosln, buben ipenls SOifnuns,
oob ibre Butientin. bersn 2slosn NOD
aus ibrer eriten gbe bsrriibrt. ismals
tuieber eans aeiunO peroen ipirb. Die
8runfe pirO dbrisens iopobI bon bem
8aiier Srans Sofepb aIs aud bon ibrsm
8uler. benz 86nie 2eopOIb bon BsIeien,
Der iOnit nidts bon ibr pifsn mil, reid
LID nit @eIo perieben. Sbrsn 8ater
auf bic Ssraussabe ibres miitterli6en
@rbibsiles su pertlaeen, basu. bsiBt es,
ii bic @rdFn su eoeloentenb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-19

Of 2ator isi i'm bsrfioFsnsn Sabre UNI
442, 100 8srionsn ssipa1ien unb an
80. September b. s. babe bic 8abl bei
eutnsbenbsn WlitsIisber bss eetpaIti'
gen 8unbeB iid auf l,745. .270 beIaufsn
SIN benz febr Ianeen 8sri6t bsibt ed
untsr anberem: ,.Ssr Gobnarbsitsr
bruu&t bic Organization isbt nOtbuen'
bigger als iemaIs subor. 9ie tpunoer'
barren 8erbeReruneen in ber Naihine'
ris unb benz Sanoperfsseuse. bic Ars
beitsibeiInne II. I. tp. MAIDEN eS fur
ben Grbeiter unm6sli6, inbibibueu feline
Re&te su tpabrsn 80. Sc iinb ansei'
den borbanben, baB bic 9eit beionbers
reeiamer Ibdtiafeit auf bem 5elbe Der
Snbuitrie ben @ipfeIpunft erreIdt bat,
unb bereits MAIDEN iit Nnseiden Der
Reoition eeItenb. S@on nimmt bic SIN.
buitrie ab. unb grbeiter iperben beihaf'
tisunssIos. No6 III bsr @e6isl nibi
fart bemerfbar, aber bod ffari ssnue.
buB sr ipesieae 8eudiuns perbient
unisre @epsriipnftsbetpeeune bat bic
a6bns erbbbt. bic arbsitsssit psriiirs'
unb uud ionit bic Sage ber Nrbeiter per'
bsfsrt. 9ie 4rbsiier iOIItsn iebem 8srs
iu@e tpieerfreten. bic 26bne su rebuci.
rem Ober bic Irbsitsseit su berldnssrn
Das perfofene Sabre bra6te eine
Wenss Streiis. Dnbei mub bsmerfi
tperbsn. bab burd Organization msbr
Streifs nermiebsn nsrbsn als burb
irsenb Elm anberss WittsI."
SIN bem 8sri6ie tperben bann bisIs
anrssunsen esssbsn unb @mpfsbIunBer
eemaht.
@Ompers tpeiit in bem 8sridt aud
auf bic @sfabren, bic Der Arbeiterbe'
ipesuns aus Sreitietsiten spifdsn ben
peri1ieoenen @eperfihaften erpnhisn
Gr rdete bic bisberise fosenunnte Anii.
2ruit 9efetgebune. tpeiI bieielbe iid
beimli& hauptid6liG sesen bic @sperf
i6aften ridte. uno empfabI bic eetplHsn,
bafists leberpuduns aaer @sissssDor,
i@ldse.
Aus BEN Sobrssbsridt bss S6ob.
meiiisrs sins be,por. bab bic Glnnabmsr
Der Gmeriean federation Of Gubor iit
persanssnss Sobr auf S247 800 belle,
fen, bic Nuseabsn auf Sl95 .0l5, 70 bas
am gnbe bes petflOfensn @efddflsiubrsa
elm lleberfGub BON S84. 900 an Sant
mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-19
@efdbrlidber Aufftanb Der Rrmes
nier in Der Nrppins Grserum.

SIN bsm Dihritt Sufan 2atu in be,
PrOpins grserum, 8lsinaiisn. III psssn
bes auffianoes Der ooriipen Senifdati'
fen. Witeliecer Der armeniibsn RsbOIu'
tions' @sfeai8uft. bas arieesssrIdt sr'
Hart tpOroen, unb in allen 3brfsrn ienss
Diittittes iino Iruppen einquartirt nor
ben. 8pei Irupps Ssnti1utIiten iinb
tiiTili& aus RuBlunb einsefalen, bic Ar'
menier in Der 1iriei gum AufftunOs su
DeranluRen. Giner bieisr Trupps tpmbs
bon tiirfli6en SoIbnten uufeerieben une
oer speiie mad 8ubIanb aurtidsebrdn8t
Die tiirtiihe ReBierune bat ben 9uresp.
Del3e ii& iiineit entipafnsn Iisben, tpis'
esr Bufsn eepebsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-19
Mn S6minOiIdtige.

Der llntsrisidnsir, bsr eurb Gin sspSbnitts
WittsI sur @riunbbsit tpitbu brsfAslli Burbt
natbfm rr siuist Sabre lang an elmer ltpnsu
Sunssnfranfbst unp an Der stfiirbtttsn aranf.
belt S6pinplu6t ssliiten bate, bat Gin erpbts
gtrlansen, lsinm WiiIsibsuesn eas WitttI etr
Stiluus btfaunt ju MAIDEN allsn Dtuisnissn,
bic IS pnlanasn, pirb sr frsunoIihlf fOlitufrti
cine abihrift Der 3ubsrsitnns ibidtu, ptlGs iis
als cine iidnt Stiluus fir S6pineIutt. aitb.
ma, 9ataub, 9rpn6itis une ale Sals. unb
guussnfranfbsiitn fuesn ptresn. Gr bort, bae
ale etietretu tin Ssilmittsl prpbirsn ptrbsn,
ea IS itbr pntbsOa III. Disitnissu, ptI6s biz
!3uberituns prrIanstu, ptIds ibnsn nitts friitn
wire, uub Gin Srssu fir iis Isin mag, ppltn
ssfdaieh
Gbrp. Gbparb u. @ilIpn,
Srcrfyn, q. D., abrtiiirtn.
grpGbus biris 3tituus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-19
Mabbis anasbIida xbisraudler.

Inter gib bssei6nete assnt 1uft bon
oer Sbieridub @sieaiduft in Dsnpsr.
Col, bic bon ben Rabbinsrn bel Der
9boiune bes S&Iudtuiebs bsObu6ietsn
MstbOcen als eruuium unb ertpirits
SaftsbefsbIs fur msbrsrs Rabbis. 8ors
erit pia ct sseen ben Rabbinsr Seler
porseben uno einen 1sitfaa I4offen,
oann ipla er bic Gnoeren prO,siiiren lai.
len. 1uft iuete, bnb bic S6Id&isr BIZ
aabe 10 smporsiebsn. bub ibrs 96pft
bsruntsrbdnssn uno stpur febr Ianss, sbt
ne aeiDbtet tpsrosn. Ct bsbauptsie nu1
oob ben Ibiersn Dor BEN Sdlu6tsn BIZ
ausen auseebrddt peroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-19
Spartanif6e NeaeIn.

Sn elmer anipru6e on bic ,,Sidis"
BET Cornell nniperiitdt ertldrte Brdf.
bent s. q. Sburmann, bic Stubisnbs'
il'Fens iOatsn ibren Tag ipis fOlet ein'
tbeilen:
gIf Siunoen itutirsu.
3wei Siuuoen ehen.
9psi Stunbsn Surnen.
Sine Stunbe gtbOIuns.
9ldt Stunoen S6Iaf.
8sim Stuoiren ioaten fe ni6t aui
9OIferitdblen. iOnbern uuf sep6bnlidsn
bartsn SOIlfdbIsn iisen; bus bults ben
8opf tIarer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-19
ltuionismus 1T i'm lseten Sabre
mdhtia aeipadbfen.

SIN Der Gonpentss Sibuna Der amsri.
can Federation Of 2abor ,u Bolton putbs
Der Sabresberi6t bes Prdlbsrt ten 60.
muel @ompsrs entesssnssnommen. Sc
bsibt carin, bob bic Oreoniiction Der
arbelter bisber IN tsinsm Sabre fOl6e
BeipuItigsn SOrtibritte mnbte, tpie i'm
Uersuneenen. in tpeIdem fb 90 inter.
rationale uniOnen. brei Staats. Arbsi'
terbdncs, III Central 9abor Unions unb
ll39 2OiaI' nnionen Der FEDERATION Of
2abOr anitlOhen. 10 oub oisieIbe nm l
Scioter b. s. aus 1l3 iniernaiionaIsn
unionen. 80 StaatS Nrbsitsrbdnben,
$40 @entrul 2abor Unions unb l747
2ofal lluionsn befuntsn babe. DiC
WiisIisOi&aft Der Amsrican 5sbsratior
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-19
3emfe's
y ltOenti9e Sierfube,
ais Nenn Aeenue.

Gin uad aItb.utidsr Btiis ssfhbrt,s eOiaI,
no man f4sr II, ft,ts auseutbms Sstai&aft
fuoeu,
Sas nit otrislbtn ptrbun6tns Re ftau.
rant Iitfsrt ale SsIifnt,Htn Der Snbr,sjsit.
,,BlrSbur9er pofbrdu" uno bisF9s 8itre
tmportirtt Bsib' uHb @Otbwsins, priH'u Gisar.
rsu, bofii&s 8toisuuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-19
8egrabniR Ylabe
Sll Dertaufem.

auf BEN ppn her 3iOns.6jtmsinpt VtrwaItt.
ten GrisNbuft an NorO WaibinstSu Aprnue
prhtu fsts grabr psrtauft fir esu Yuis BON
SIS bis $40, il ua& BEN Altsr bee SrHOrbsnsn.
8amiIisn.S .SssrabnispIGys fir $40. SHies bel
u. 8. aisisI, SIS gadapauua Aps. 40.tf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-19

b0- anseiBen finben bur6 bas ,,8ps
4enbIatt" bic tueitefs 8erbreituns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-19

I6r 8uts Arbsit iu mdBissn grsiisn
Iisfert bic .,@c4enbIatt" Office.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-19
Gtn sntrefenOes
Nrgument.

gBir piinf&sn, Gin puur SsmnFunssn an
81 su MAIDEN.
Sabsn Sts fir bic 3ufunft 8priprss gstrof-
ftns Sif lpltsn piitu, bab es lsitt IL, @sIb
~ parsn. geauseabsn Sie ibrtu Qubn-
abtr init llsterlssuns unb Irbtn Sit niGt ibsr
9brt Wfttttl. Ssabr nift humms aritif-
uno ltst bic 9ilan, an.
Stt fSnnen 90 tbuu-Sbu GriparniIs Iplltsu
bier StpOntrt Btrssn, siumal bic 8oSt-pbsr
sinnaI munatlit.
9ntsrsfsn auf 9br G,sIb ;u brti yru,snt pirb
5pntn bsiablt rsrotn-pbtr Der SauptIumme
iset it1s Ncnats jussi6risbsn.
Ssrsitet su6 Dor fiir's &Iter-pbsr fir etnen
anfans i'm sissntn 8titGft-burG cine GinIass
in Der Sani bsutt.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-04-09
Durham Industries.

An address delivered before the Dur
ham (N. c. Chamber CT Commerce by
Mr.. Thomas P. Fuller. member OF the
board Of aldermen of Durham, has
been published in pamphlet form. and
is being circulated in the interest OF
Durham's development. Mr.. Fuller IN
his address showed that in the past TO
years Durham's population has in
creased from 5000 or G000 prsons to
about 10000, the value Of real and
personal property from S1,547,5l9 to
$9,041.S02, its banking capital from
s50.OO0 to S393,:200. and its cotton-mDl
industry from one mill to six. with
102,OSO spindles and 246S looms. with
an annual product valued at s2,Sol.175.
The manufacture Of yarns and sheet
ings into hosiery a2d tobacco bags by
two of these plants add S5O7OOO to the
annual output. Other industries in
the city include four tobacco factories,
three cigar and cheroot factories, one
snuff factory, pants factory, roller
Touring mill. telephone factory, three
carriage factories, yarn factory, two
planning mills, furniture factory, mat
tress factory, paper-box factory. book
bindery, dye works, foundry and ma
chine shop and two brick factories. In
the past 10 years Lurham's area has
increased from one square mile to four
square miles.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-04-09
Lumber Notes.

The Lot & Perkins Lumber Co. ol
Gulfport. Miss, has incvreased It's
capital stock from 100000 to S2Oo,O0o
The Wheeling Lumber Co. of Penn
sylvania has purchased and will de-
velop 1876 acres Of timber land OF
Gladys fork Of Cheat river.
The Southern Pine Co. Of Georgia
with principal Office in Savannah, VII
remove it's saw-mill from Brunswick
Ca, to Brooksyille. Fla.
The Texas & Pacific Lumber Co. has
been incorporated at Queen City, Tex.
with a capital stock Of $4,000. The
incorporators are S. H. Vaner, A. S
Cass and ]. w. Titley.
The W. II. Hancock Lumber co. O!
Barksdale, Miss, has been incorporat'
ed, with a capital stock of $4,000. The
fncorporators are W. H. Hancock, w
r.. Barksdale and ]. w. Rupcke.
The Culver Lumber Co. at Barks'
dale, Sunfiower county, Miss, has
been chartered, with a capital stocS
of $4,000. The incorporators are r
W. Perry, w. H. Hancock and W. T.
Barksdale.
The Recut Lumber Co. Of Obion
county. Tennessee, has been chartered
with a capital stock Of $4,000. The
incorporators are ]. L. English. H. F,
Manning. ]. C. Kimball. Walter G.
Bass and l.. H. Spillman.
The Southern Pine Lumber co. o!
Diboll, Angelina county. Texas, has
begun the building Of new plant un-
der the supervision of Mr. A. W. Cor
kins. The capacity of the plant will
be 125,0O0 feet Of lumber per day.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-04-09
SOUTHERN INDUSTRIAL
Fin, Giughsms Suggested.

Many Southern Cotton Mills are
manufacturing ginghams Of the lower
grade and finding ready market for
their product. Southern manufaotur-
ers OF cotton cloths have during re-
cent years been developing their
plants towards a better class Of goods
generally; in fact, the tendency st TIC
Southern cotton-manufacturin indus
try Is in the direction of finer yarns
and cloths. 1t is now suggested that
ane ginghams should not be neglected.
One OF the leading dry goods msrGtl-
ants Of Columbus, Ga, in writing O;
this in the Columbus Enquirer-Sun
says:
81 should think it would pay the
Southern mills to manufacture a high
grade Of gingham for the home trade
1t is almost impossible 10 buy the
best grades of gingham. By the best
grades l mean standard ginghams like
Amoskeag, Lancashire. etc. It is true
that some Of the Southern mills make
ginghams, but none Of the best grades
Our firm has about stopped buying
gingham from any but those mills
whose product is recognized as abso-
lutely standard. The Southern mills
try to make a cheap quality, but
should think it would pay them to
manufacture a real first-class ginghan
The price has advanced to six cegts
and it is hard to get orders filled even
at that price. l am writing now re-
garding an order that was placed some
time ago which has not yet bSen
flled
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-04-09
Textile Notes.

Merrimack Manufacturing Co. has
received plans and specifications for
its additional building at Huntsville,
Ala, mentioned last month. 1 re
structure will be five stories high,
130x43S feet, to contain $1,000 spindles
and 1000 looms, as was stated. Con-
tract for erection has been awarded to
Flynt Building Construction Co. OF
Palmer, Mass.
Marietta (Ga.) Knitting Co., report
,ed last week as having contracted for
1e0-horse-poyer engine and twenty
additional knitting machines, intends
to install more knitting machines du'-
ing the year. It's present increase OF
equir-aent will provide for an output
of 600 dozen pairs per day, all hall
hose. Contract has also been awarded
for building materials, and the COM
pany will do the construction work.
John H. Barnes is the architect In
charge.
Henderson IN. c. Cotton Mills has
decided to enlarge its plant. 1t is an
nounced that the addition will be
5Sx79 feet, with an ell 36x72 feet.
Number of spindles and looms to be
added not stated as yet. Company now
has $4,000 spindles and ZIG looms.
Hardy Greenwood, Box 751, San
Antonio. Texas, wants to correspond
with manufacturers of cotton waste.
In referring to the report that 1t
will establish a branch silk mill at
Clarksburg, w. Va. the Valentine &
Bantley Silk Co. of Newton. n. j.,
states there is nothing definite de-
cided up to this time.
There is no truth in the report re-
ferred to last week connecting e. A.
Snyth OF Pelzer. S. c., in connection
with mill projected at Bolton, S. C..
in connection with mill projected at
Belton, S. C.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-04-09
Injured In Wreck.

Montgomery, Special.-Southbou
passenger train on the Louisville &
Nashville Railway, which left Mont
gomery Tuesday night, was wrecked
near Sparta. s. miles south of here
early Wednesday. Two passengers. an
invalid woman and nan, whose
names cannot be learned, were injur-
ed. The entire train left the track and
the Pullman and day coaches were
badly smashed. 1t is said that the
wreck was caused by misplaced rails,
supposed to be the work of vandals.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-04-09
Crew Rescued.

Cape Henry, Va, Special.-The three
masted schooner Benjamin Russell.
Capt. Cranmer, with lumber from
Bogue Inlet, N. c.. for New Haven,
Conn, went ashore Sunday. one mile
south OF Creed's Hill life-saving sta
tion. Her crew Of five men were taken
off in breeches buoy. Her deck load
will be taken Of.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-04-09
Gr TRVI mic Remedy of Sweet Gum and Mullen
NE lat IUR Coughs, Colds LaGrippe s
Jets and Flashes.

Maybe the early bird that caught the
warm was going home after playing
poker all night.
Women expect their husbands to live
I'D to the heroes of their fayorite nov
els and their sons to those Of the
Bible.
When a man forgets to find fault
with the way the cook made the coffee
his wife begins to suspect he has some
thing on his conscience he is afraid
she will discover.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-04-09
Postage Stamps.

How to make postage stamps ad-
here to letter when the mucilage is
Off. Moisten a portion Of the gummed
edge of the envelope upon which you
intend to stick the stamp, press the
stamp over the moistened surface, and
remove it with slide movement.
Enough mucilage will adhere to the
stamp to cause it to stick firmly. BY
moistening the gummed surface near
the end of the envelope it will rot pre-
vent sealing of the letter.
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Offers $4,000.

Boston. Special-The Congregational
Educational Society received word
from DR.. Persons. of Chicago, that he
had made an offer Of $4,000 as q gift
to Rollins College, Winter Park, Fla.
provided the college shall raise $780,
900 additional. Rollins College is aid
ed by the Congregational Education
Society.
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to Have sssey you got neFTs B bsy Well oS you tS o1b
hand tremble? You are living too last
Does your heart iutter at times? You had
better call halt. Americans live too fast.
They crowd too much into a single day.
They have too little leisure. The hospitals
and insane asylums are filling up The
luiet, pastoral scenes OF yore are becoming
rare. It's time that We quit this sort Of
business.
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HOW 4 BEAUTIFUL WOMAN ESCAPED
SPRING CATARRH BY use OF PERU ma.
Nothing Robs One of Strength Like Spring Catarrh--
Spring Fever is Spring Catarrh.
Nervous Prostratfon,

Thousands of cases might be ouo.ed in
which Peruna has been used to rescue peo-
pie from the perdtion of deransed nerves,
ana put them on the good, solid founda.
Ton OF health. The County Auditor OF
Ere County, New York. Hon. John W.
Mem, IN recent letter written at Buffalo,
New York, stated: II was persuaded by &
trend to try bottle of your great nerve
TONIC: Peruna, and the results were so
gratifying that l am more than pleased to
recommend it."
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A Spring Tonfc.

Almost everybody needs a tonic in the
spring. Something to brace the nerves, in
ylgorate the brain and cleanse the blood.
That Peruna will do this is beyond all
question. Every one who has tried it has
had the same experience as Mrs. D. W.
Undertake, of Lynchburg, Va, who, in a
recent letter, made use Of the following
words: 81 always take dose of Peruaa
after business hours, as it is a great thing
Tor the nerves. There is no better spring
tonic, and l have used about all of them
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MISS HELEN WHITMAN.
Ho,c to Get Strong Nerves.

Ho,c to Get Strong NerVes. :.
First, repair the injury already done to
your nerves. The way to do this is to do
exactly as did Matte B. Curtis, Secretary
of Legion of Loyal Women, Hotel Salem,
Boston, Mass. She said in recent letter:
II suffered for over a year with general
weakness and debility manifested in Sc.
we're headache and backache. / took four
bottles of Peruna, and for two months
have been entirely free from these mala.
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o,~,ee>~o<c1,Ne%eeear eeara>rsU~~~~>er~.>>>

Miss Helen Avenue Milwaukee, Wis,
illness about
perfect health AZ long keep
to W
heattJu blood thoroughly endorse It,"
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The Longevity of Seeds.

DR.. Lindley found some seeds with
a skeleton 80 feet under the ground;
there were some coins with these
seeds bearing the inscription OF the
Emperor Fladrin. The seeds were
planted and grew into good size bush
cs, and proved 70 be raspberry. The
seeds were in a persons stomach when
buried. The coin fixes the date OF the
burial. We are safe in computing the
age of the seeds from 1900 to 100
years.
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Capt. Richardson Glover will COM
mand the Brooklyn, which is to be the
flagship Of the European squadron.
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There is no difference in the princi-
pie back of the new pack Of cards IN
the parlor and the greasy pack in the
penitentiary.
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Widows are not as mourniul as they are
dressed SO, Is.
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Catarrh In Spring.

The spring is the best time to treat ca.
tarrh. Nature renews herself every spring.
The system is rejuvenated by spring
weather. This renders medicines more ef.
fective. A short course of Peruna, assisted
by the balmy air OF spring, will cure o.d,
stubborn cases OF catarrh that have resist.
ed treatment for years. Everybody should
have copy of DR.. Hartman's latest book
on catarrh. Address The Peruna Afedi.
cine Co., Columbus, Ohio.
Mrs. Lulu Larmer, Stoughton, Wis,
says:
..Eor two vars I cnffnraI .-;.L -
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tEouDIe ana Stom-
ach disorders until
it seemed that there
was nothing to me
but a bundle OF
nerves. / was very
irritable, could not
sleep, rest or com.
pose myself, and
was certainly unfit
to take care of a
household. I took
nerve tonics and
pills without bene-