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The Washington times., 1903-05-29
CHESAPEAKE & UhlU hY.

Trains IeaTe leni.sy ANA Stauon Daily.
200 p M-CHICAGG AND 81. LOUIS SPE-
GAL Solid YesUbule, electric lighted
dining car train, with Pullman Sleepers 70
Louisville, Cincinnati, Indianapolis. and st.
Louis ParIor Cars Cincinnati To Chicago.
Dining Car from Washington.
ll:IO p. M. Z. v. LIMITED. Solid vestibuie
electric lighted, dining train, with Pull.
nan Sleepers 20 Cincinnati, Lexington and
Louisville. Compartment Sleeper to Viz.
ginia Hot Springs daily except Sunday.
SIeepers Cincinnati 10 Chicago and St.
Louis Dining Car
Reservation and tickets at 5l3 Pennsyivania
Avenue; go Fourteenth Street, F, and at
the station. Telephone 1910 for Pennsylvania
Cab Service Fl. W. FULLER
Telephone Main 1856. General Passenger Agent
The Washington times., 1903-05-29

Tickets sleeping car reservations, and de-
tailed information can be had at ticket oficea
7o5 18th ST. 5ll Pennsylvania Ave, and PENN
sylvania Station Baggage checked through
from hotels and residences.
Phone 1910 P. R. r Cab Service.
C. H ACkERT, General Manager
6 H. UARDWICR, General Pass'r Agent
L s BROWN, General Agent
The Washington times., 1903-05-29

History shows that the Brooklyn
Handicap is like boarding house hash
full of mystery and uncertain. IN the
years II has been the leading event of
the East IL has furnished a world of
surprises. and many spectators have
walked home for lack of car fare.
The first Brooklyn was run in 1885.
and it was a great finish between Dry
MonopoIe, Blue Wing and Hidalgo, the
first winning IN 2:07, which stood as a
record until 1888. when Ornament made
II in 2:o61z- Reina last year equaled the
mark The betting public fell heavily
the next year. when it backed Hanover.
who finished second to The Bard Exile
took the rich stake the next year and
there was fearful fall of the bettors
because they had played Terra Gotta.
This horse carried the money Of the
entire West and South. but Exile nosed
him out.
Rank Outsider Wins
In 1880. Castaway II, rank outsider
plowed round the muddy course and
took the money. He was a 20 to l shot
An obscure horse was he. ridden by an
this race the public pinned its faith and
coin 10 Los Angeles, a California horse,
who did not show. The Brooklyn of
1891 was run in a rainstorm and Tenny,
the favorite. won. hard chased by Tea
Tray. ridden by Garrison. Judge Nor
row, ridden by Taral took the next
years Brooklyn, though Longstreet was
the favorite. In 1893 Diablo took the
money. He was a rank outsider, while
Lamplighter and Leonawell went down
with the peoples money.
Through what seems now to have
been but an accident DR. Rice. a West
ern horse. owned by Fred Foster, won
the Brooklyn in 1894. Clifford was by
far the best horse In the bunch and he
was backed to win. but when the flag
fell Willie Martin. astride the favorite,
had him turned the other way and when
he did get him started he was Fifty
lengths behind the field. Fred Taral |
on DR.. Rice, was not slow 10 take adj i
vantage of the conditions and kept his |
mount within striking distance OF Henry |
OF Navarro, who, with Clifford out, |
seemed good for the money. Clayton did |
not seem able to get the best results |
out of Henry OF Navarro and Taral out |
rode him In the stretch and took the |
money with DR.. Rice. The West made |
a great killing in this race. Foster, |
owner OF the winner, gave Taral 1900 |
for his ride.
In 1895 HornpiDe. who had not been ]
The Washington times., 1903-05-29
rRAINs az BLuEMoNT RRANCH

Leave Washington $40 a. IA, 100 p. m, ABS
p. m, 4:49 p m, 6-25 p. NJ, daily except
sunday. Latter for Leesburg only. Sunday
trains for Bluemont, $40 a and 6:2s p. m.
Effective June Z, additional Sunday train viii
leave at 9.01 q. n.
The Washington times., 1903-05-29
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

Ticker Office, 1871 Penna. Ave.
For Petersburg, Raleigh, Wilmington. Columbia.
Savannah jacksonville Tampa, Atlanta, BIZ
,ningham, Mobile, Pensacola, and New Orleans
1916 A. ". DAILY-Seaboard Mail-Threugh
Pullman Sleepers 10 Jacksonville, connecting at
Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper to Atlanta.
200 P. ". DAILY Seaboard Express-Solid
train to jacksonville and Tampa, with Pullman
Sleepers and Cafe Dining Car Through Sleepern
10 Atlanta
The Washington times., 1903-05-29
IRISH LAD, OUTSIDER,
WINS THE HANDICAP
PERTINENT FACTS OF
YESTERDAYS BIG RACE

Name of Brooklyn Handi-
cap.
Winner-Irish Lad.
Owners-Westbury Stable Harry
Payne Whitney and Herman B. Dur
yea-)
Jockey-O'Neill.
Second and Third Horses-Gunfre
and Heno.
Time of Race-2:O5 2-5-the best
time ever made for this event.
Value of Race-s1S,150, of which
$3.50 went to the winner. 81, 600 to
the second. and $1,000 to the third
horse.
Attendance-4O 600.
Betting-Irish Lad not backed and
the ring won nearly 100000 on the
result.
The Summary.
Fourth race-The Brooklyn Handicap; for
three-year-olds and upward; sweepstakes of
$500 each. with $4,000 added; one and one
quarter miles.
Fin Betting
The Washington times., 1903-05-29
STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEaMbUAl COMPANY

Every Gay II the year from foot OF 1rh
ST. sor 1t. Monroe, Norfolk Newport
News. and ali points south, by the SUI
perb, powerful steel palace steamers
. Newport News" Norfolk" and Wash
ington."
Lv. Washington ESQ pmiLv. Portsmouth 500 pm
Lv. Alexandria. Z 200 pm LY. Norfolk. 600 pm
Ar. Fl. Monroe. 100 am lLy. Fl Monroe TOO pm
Ar. Norfolk. $500 ann NJ. Alexandria 9 80 am
Ar. Portsmouth Sis am Ar Washington TOO am
X Through connections made st Nor
- folk with steamers of Old Dominion
. Steamship Co. fer New York, and Mer-
- chants and Mners' Steamships for Bog
- ton
12'For further information apply a
- general ticket Office. Bond Boilding, lSth
and n. Y. ave. or 18th st. wharf. Wash.
ington. D. c.
'------- 22Oa JNo. CALLAHAN. Gen. NS.
The Washington times., 1903-05-29

NEW YORK-ANTWERP-PA
VaderPd May &c. 10 a. m. iceland. June Is, TO am.
Eroonl'd June O. 10 a. m. Finland. June 90 10 a. m
COMPANY's WASHINGTON OFFICE 1906 St
NV, or Geo. W. Moss, 141l C St. NV. fel3t
The Washington times., 1903-05-29
McCray Modern Sanitary
REFRIGE RATORS
go r STREET, N. w.
PHONE EAST 229.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.
RED STAR LINE.
PHONE EAST 229.

NEW RK-SOUTHAAlPTON-L
Phila ...June 8. 10 am. New York June17, 1Oa N
st Paul June 10, 70 am. Phila.. June a. 10 a N
Arizona republican., 1903-02-24
STOLE A SWITCH ENGINE
The Peculiar Charge Against Martin
 McQuade.

Martin McQuade was locked up yes tcrday morning charged with the thet, of q switch engine. the property of the santa F'e, Prescott and Phoenix rail road. Where McQuaGe intended to con ccal his booty nobody can guess. He was discovered just after he he'd taken possession of the engine. He made such a vigorous fight to keep possession of jt thaJ the switChmen had to call for help. Officers Bush and Lawrence ar rested McQuade about o'clock and took him tc the county jail.
 He will be arra i3ued today. McQuade says he is ar cid railroad man. Among the thing; found on him when he was searched was q switch key. He was quite drunk. Yesterday evening he had begun to get sober and inquire Why he had been locked up. He failed to remember the episode Of the morning. He sent for John Quadri. who he says is an cid friend. to take him out of pa VII.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-24
BEET FACTORY BONUS
Five Thousa nd Dollars Raised Yes,
 terday by B. A. Fowler.

B. A. Fowler celebrated Washing tons birthday yesterday in a manner very pleasing to himself and in q way also that should earn for him the thanks of the people of this valley. He has already demonstrated his deep in terest in local affairs and his willing ness to labor increasingly for the coun- try. but yesterday was q red letter day even for him. It was q bright sun shiny day and he was feeling good so he decided there was no better time to begin the campaign that is to end shortly in the building of 2 beet sugar factory in this valley. He met with such good success that it is really q pleasing thing to talk about. It has been previously announced that the Eastern Sugar company is ready to let ;ie contract for building the factory idst as soon as the bonus is raised and the contracts signed for raising the necessary acreage of beets. Yesterday Sr. Fowler circulated among the busi ness men of the city and secured cash subscriptions amounting to $:.600 which is q great big start on the cash bonus.
 But what made him feel particularly good over the result of his work yes terday is the fact that mere than half the people he called upon. doubled the subscription made when the former canvass for the same purpose was in progress. This shows two things very plainly. One IS that the country is in q much more prosperous condition ard the people are much more hopeful for the future. by reason Of good water supply and reservoir prospects. The ether is that the work done in the former canvass has had the effect of convincing the people fully of the bene- fits to be derived from the building Of q factory while the experiments COZ ducted last year by 4ir. Johnson the sugar beet expert have shown COncIu-
Arizona republican., 1903-02-24

sively that the beets can be raised here as successfully as anywhere and more so than in most places where factories have been built. Education is q slow process but after 1t is once accomplish ed the rest is easy.
 Another thing that helps Mr. Fowl r and that those who have rot vet sub scribed should take into consideration. is that the conditions Of the present canvass are vastly more i5v0ra ble than before. First the company is ready to act at once; secondly. unGe~ the present agreement the money sub scribed does not have to be paid until after the factory shall have been built and in successful operation for sixty days. In its contract with ,he b0ard of trade also the company agrees 10 operate the factory at least two se2s- Cns cut of the iirs: three.
 Under present conditions. therefore, there can be little doubt that Mr. Tow Ter will be able in a very few days to raise the required bonus. But TO man who can afrcrd to subscribe should hang back because it starts off easily. If all help to the best Of their means and show to the sugar company that they are in earnest everything should be ready for the bc ginning of opera tiCns next month and when the cc:l- tracts are let for building tha factory the permanent prosperity of the valley should begin. in the matter of sec;:l- ing the sugar beet acreage there shol:l3 be TO difficulty The profits to the grower have been proved by actual ex- pertinent here and the people WEo work
 11rft larly supposed to be after the dollar The man WEo agrees to plant sugar beets contracts to do cnly that which will cost him nothing but the signing of his name Gor he has got to plant something and lis contract will show his good faith
Arizona republican., 1903-02-24
EFFECT OF ! PIC OFFER.

A Wal street lawyer who has made g large fortune by promoting enter prises said to Ile: - wclh hed for S20 Q
 month when 1 began my iHustrious career and was lucky to get 90 much Today l can draw Q check for S5.o00, COG. If 1 advertise for sIenographer and typewriter. man or woman. al q saiary cf Sio a week there will be 1,0C0 ap2li- car.~. 1f advertise fer q conf1cn:i;,l manager at $10.GGG u year for one of
Arizona republican., 1903-02-24

Garin Spence and Flora hIacDonald. acknowledged hy all critics to be the greatest Scottish entertainers Wiio nav ever visited this country, Will appear under the ausnices of the l.. A. S. of the Presbyterian church Friday even ing March 9th.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-24

my companies the chances are that moi
 more tran three men will apply. fl &l5,cGO is offered two may apply. Ii $25.Co0 is named as the annual wage il seen1s as i: au tae world is in q panic. running away from the iob. There fore. puttfrg two and two together, eey that q man must grow up to his aalar,-, c,ee it will rcare hi:.i, ic it b 'oIs lar.-o
Arizona republican., 1903-02-24

Wien man starts off to ijirt with the second woman, he takes it as one of his rights that the first woman must stay in the corner in which he left her until he sees it to come back.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-24

You car almost see the cracl-~ in the average mans Vcice when he attempts to warbie.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-24

Around the World" at ONeill hall tonight.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-24

e ROBINSONS SOMSGeIebrated Old PIsner.
CASEY KELLY-unster Beer Carhonated AIe
LAGKAWANNA BREWING GO.--Standard Beer.
PETER kRANT Z--krantzs Beer.
SCRANTON ALE BREWERY SparkInu Ale.
a. HARTUNG BREWERY--Lager Beer Ale and Porter.
kEICHARD WEAvERExtra Pale Lager
HUGHES GLENNONPure Deep Rock Lager
HUGHES ALE BREWERY Hughes Celebrated Ale.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-24
Cooperation anftatt bes 3obnfps
item8.

8unbes' arbsIsfaiiftfer Carroll 8.
Briebt belt Dor Der Society Of Gtbicol
Gulture in 8blubeIpbia einsn 8Ortrua
dber bas 9bema: ,,Die Gubnfrase."
Ut erfldrte in bemielben unter Nncerem I:
,.Das 2obnipfsm ipirb peribpinoen; on
feline STEELE piro, slcube i'd. Elm Spfem
Der Cooperation unb oer Yrofitbsilune
treten. Die 9lrbeterfraee 1T elne Srnae
Der Wlenihbelt in beren Sireben nod
bsReren @r'hensbebinsuueen. Ser Ar
beiiseber mub bic Sage ieiner aibsiter
sbsniO pie bic Snterefsn Der attondre
in grtpdsune aIsbsn." @risbt bi[liste
cu6 bic 9rinbuns BON Glterspenfons'
unfuQs' unb &rnntbsiis, 8erfhsruues,
taRen fiir bic 4rbeiter. ..gnsIanb,
eifldrie er, ,.beibdfiiet iih berelis nit
ben BIdnen fdr foI6e &aHsn. bic in
Deutiblanb suerit prattiib. Dur6iIbr.
ung fanoen, uno mir ndbern uns ibnsn.
Dus 8apitaI berebnet oem @oniumentsn
10 unb 10 piel fur bic @ntpertbune bis
Bellies unb Der Wai6inen, parum ioGltg
ss nibt aub bic Nbnubuns Der lsbsnben
4rbeitsmd'binen in &t6nuns i,ben 2"
.0as &Obnipfsm puo psridpinoen
SO bat ii6 in pielen 8esiebunsen oIs
unesnd9enb erpicien. gu isbr bdnpt es
UOn Der 9robmuib ber 4rbeilseber ub.
Dab ss piele 4rbeltesbsr giebi, pslde -
als berdbtlid petmeibsn, bic Stimmen
ocer SanoIunsen ibrer glnssfsaten su
ceslnIuhen, it sum @Idds pabr, es sieti
aber bod aub ioIde. bic nibt 10 eesI
iino, uno bab es iOl6s eisbi, n Elm BE.
psts fdr bic S&pdde unierss Spdsms
uno oaftir. oab fur bic arbeitsr er6Bsrs
nnubbdnaisisIt nbtbia III. Das neue
Spfem tpirb tpnbri6sinIid bas ber
Cooperation uub Der 9eplnnbeibsilieu a
fein. Sic arbsilsr perben oann bic Su
tereRen bic SslbsiIieune bnbsn. bic isabl.
aeren psrcen iih bsrieIbsn tpdtbig er.
Uelien. uno bic peniesr fdbissn merbsr
blslbsn. mo iis ibrsr 8sfdblSuus nu6
binaeb5ren,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-24
Came Sbffernte In NeusSho
0SaleS perbcrbeu.

Die Raupenpluse in yfsu. Slbs @aIss.
auitroIien, erlanst cine bsunrubisenoe
ausbsbnune, unb bic eonse Obh'@rnts
1T Uerborben. Sdufis mifen 8ubnaiiae
unbuIten, neil bic @sIeiis bur6 bic Woi'
fen Der BON 9ampfrOb sermaImien Sn.
isfien su f6IGpfris aenorben iinb. Gin
uuBerorbentIdes S&uuipieI bot iih in
8uibutit. mo eine our@sisbsnbe Roupen.
armee. tpelds nud Der ansobe bon Nu.
senseusen msbrere 8oa bod tpar, binnen
peniaen Siunbsn ben Safsn ouf elmer
2antfl fld6e bon II acreS iotpie ben Wel
ssn uuf einsm unitObsnben @ute bo0hdn'
big berssbtte. Wun bot bic 8esieruns
anssrufen. eiipus sur 8eriiIeuns bieist
fur@tbaren 2antplose ,u tbun.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-24
Wapftes @sfnnDbstts,uftanO.

Gin puses @ad6t. bus f& ubsr i'm
gubllfum etbdlt, sebt bubln. bob bee
Bupitss 9eiunbbeiis,ufano nidt 10 gut
1T, tpie er iein iOQte gr Isibet betnnntsr
maben on SersibwGde, unb Der WuuasI
an 8eueauns in freier 2uft madt fb
dud fiiblbar. Der pupit isIbit sibt iid
dber isin 8sfnoen telnen 8siorsniiien
bin. uber ielne Shpsitern seiesn ii6 isbt
bstimmert. Sic mbtlen es am liebiten
ieben. peuu er nbOantle uno nab 8sne.
Dig Surddtebrte. IS If nun naeroines
untpabridsnIid. bub Der BOph BEN
Bunid isiner Sbwehern plQfabren
piro. ober man finOst ss nuflaenO. bob
Elm gu6folasr fur ibn uuf oem Boiten
bsS Batriarben bon 8sneois ni6t ere
nannt pOroen ii, iOnSsrn nur Elm 9Iiat
bic Stsae periisbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-24
xertilarbeiters Stre {,

Sn @rimmiii6au. mo Der 9trIilarbei.
tets Streif nun idon felt Anfans aueufi
i'm @,nse III. tpiro bic Sage INNER be,
osniIider. 8eibs Gbsile ,eieen ii& aIeit
bartnddls unb unna&siebis. Ds Sa'
britanten buben. nnh ben mebrmonatIi,
den trtibsn grfabrunssn nit ben aus,
iidnoissn, pitt bic esrinsfs 2uit mebr,
ouf bic 6crberunsen ibrer sbsmuIiesn
arbeiter einsuesben, unb bic Sireiisl
iino aamdblit oesperat geporben, ,u
nal ihre SteQen nn1 unb nab eurt
3u,uB bon uuspdrts beisbt peroen
Die Grbsiier perIorsn bisber $500, QUO
@arf bur& 2Obnuusfal unb Inter.
IttibunBseelber.
Inter ben TsrtiIfabrifanten, bsren Sn.
buitrie uu& uubetbalb grimmitid dau'S
our6 ben lang unOnuernben Streii i6nsl
sei6doiat ii, eitfuIirt isSt elm 9ufruI
bebufs Organization zines ero6en beut.
i6en BerbunOes sur Abipebr bon Streits
une 3ur nntsrRaBuns 4rbsitspiIIiser.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-24
Eluamafhiue.

DiIbur unb Orpiae @risbt aus DAB.
ion. o., mu6tsn BEL 2ittp Sntpf. 81. g..
einen etfolsrsl&en 8erfu6 nit ibrsr
5luemuidlne. Das Ding fIos Dor einem
8rnbe. Der eins resitrirte SGnsqieteit
BON 81 Wteilen bic Stunbe bate. brei
RelIen melt unb lanbsie oann srucBs
uuf sinsm bsiiimmten, fir ben 3psd
ausasiu6tsn glabs.
D;eie NIusmoi6ine ipirb niht bon
einsm 8uaOn seirosen. Sic tpiib bon
5lGeeln fortbsneai. tpel6e ibre 2rofl
Don elmer fleinen Waf6ine erbalten.
Wilbur 8riabt mu&ts bic Subrt uuf
Der Wnidine nit. unb fteuerie oieielbe
Die @ebriOer @riptt bObsn BEL 2uhp
Sutpt idOn brsi Sabre lang srpsrimen.
tirt. Sic baben iit eeruOe iensn OH
uusseiu&t. neil berielbe bdbi6 ubeels.
gen il uno iie bort tpenia ssitbrt tpsrbeu.
Bel Der Subrt blieb bic Maihine in einsr
Sbbs bon etpu go Sub tibsr BEN 8open.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-24
Cine Rsmebur Wa6reeel aeeen
Sclbatens Wfi ifjbaupIunaeu.

Die 8ommunoantur bes 8iroscprps
in Berlin bat einen gsfsbI erIuHsn. Der
nassmeine aufmertiamtelt srrsst uuO
NIT 8snustbuune beprIbt tpirO. Sn
oieiem SefebI tpsrbsn bic Sauptlsute an,
sstpieien, in Oiteren 8eiirdumsn asnuus
torperli6e nnterfubuneen Der Wann'
tbnften pornsbmen au laRsn, Obne bub
lestsre bleruon porber 8enntnib erbal'
ten. Die 8Orseisbtsn iOlen babel bnupi.
idbli6 auf eiluaiee Spuren bon Si6Ben
uno S6ldaen u&ten uno ssbnItsn fein.
Die Nanni&aften sur pnbrbsiissstreusn
dnaabe Der nTiabeu FOLDER Wlerfmuls
aubuforoern, oamit Rsmsour seihuffsn
tperoen fann.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-24
Gsgtilarbsiter am Shlufe her
,Arpfperttdt."

Su aoams, Rortb AOnms, WaR.. un6
JlOrlpib, Conn, trat cine l0prO,eniies
9ObnrebutliOn in 9raft. SIN Aoams lies
gen bic iSubrlien Der 8ertibIre Wfs. Co.,
cer erbbten SpinnsreIfirmd in Bsh.
Jisuenslune, ipeIae on 5000 Arbsitsr
bei6dftei, brad. Sn ben meihen 5u'
brlten. in peI6en bic 26bne reOusirt
purosn. mar i'm uOrissn 5rdbiubr cine
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-24
Ilan erbIidt in bieiem sbrtt eine

Uldn erbIidt in bisiem Sdrtt eine
8eibdtisuns Der idushsu 8sribsrunssn
oes &desSminiiters 8snsraQleutenant b
@'nem. Der i'm Rsidtstue sriIdrte.
oas 8iel miiie bic ednslihs Der.
binoerune Der SoIOutenmibbanbIunse
ieiu. 5rsiIld esbt man ii6 au6 tsinen
SauiiOnen oatiiber bin, baB bieiss 3iel
OOllitanoie niemals erreidbar isin tpuo.
GtOB auer StrufeeisBs unb Strafen,
bslBt es. tOmmen uuf nasn @etieten
iSebItriile unO 8erbre6sn Dor iie per.
ben aub i'm Seere unausrOttbar iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-24
Sronpri J mi6fdat Oem &aifer
nidbt felten.

2ronprins 5riebrid DiIbelm bat bon
isinem Batter brei 1nse Stubenarrsh
suolttirt erbaIten. neil er sssen bas Der,
bot essIelben an einsm Bettreiten bel
PolScum ibeiInObm. Bupu BiIbsIm il
iiberbaupt nit ieinem 2bronsrbsn unb
StummbaIter in oielen 8ssiebunsen red,i
unsufriecen. Dsiisn Reuethdddsn. bub
er. pie bsridtet, iiisU6 an Der Spite
elmer Gcmpu8uie @uroiitsn bic 1repps
gum S6lOB Suns SOuei berauttriIt. i'm
pcnirte bem 8aiier tpenis. uud fann bsl
aaifer nidt beerelfsn. ipie es isinem
Sprbbltn8 SpOb MAIDEN lam. nQsrlsI
baIsbre6eriibe 5abrueriude ju MAIDEN.
ME ct oiefelben, pdbrenb ielnes Stus
oIennuftntbaltss in Bonn iebr Oft untsr.
nabm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-24

aobnerbObuns einsetreten. Die Subri'
Ten, psI&s bic 2Obnrebuitiou sintrsten
IisBsn, Tnb bic Issten geusnsIonos. mel.
DE bus 8siipieI Der Sal Ribsr, 5abriten
befolsen, bic i6On i'm Ncpsmbsr bic
9bbne reousirten. SIM @ansen iinb isbt
in ReuenpIanb bic 26bne bon bon 88. 900
8aumpoas Spinnereien reouiitt iporben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-24
Gin feineS 0ianp,

lpsnie benubt uno in uusasssihnetsm 8u.
Itanoe. greis sl65. Sic f6nnen ss
iebsn unO Rdbsres srfatrsn in
@usrnisp Saq,
5l,2 3l4 Waibineion Apsnus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-24

~ 8sifeut bas ..8o@enbIatt" !.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-24

s9~ @eibuu6tsbdume bon Waine,
bdbid unO biais. in GIarf's 4nntr,
50.3 neben Der 8ani, SprussRrabs.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-12-04
OFFERS ENGINE HOUSE SITE
Joseph Schamberger Has Prop
erty That City May Require.

The following proposal was filed yes
today with Auditor Anderson:
Astoria, Dec. Ito the Honorable
Mayor and Common Council-Gentle-
men: As = proposition for an engine
and store house and also to connect
Duane street between Mcclure's and
Shivery's Astoria, / most respectfully
offer you the north 6 feet of lot 3, in
block IT, Shively's Astoria, at $500. on
condition that the north 20x50 feet Of
the lot be dedicated for a street so as
to make the connection between the
two additions Is feet wide, there being
already six-foot lap. expect to build
a good building on the south half of the
lot, and IL You should take this prop
erty for an engine house would prefer,
on account Of fire risk, that the SLIDING
and roof be built of galvanized CORFU
gated iron.
THE reasonableness Of this offer will
appear evident when you take into con-
sideration the advantages of the loca-
tion and the benefit to Duane street
that will result from connecting it as
continuous thoroughfare.
Should you desire only 2Ox5O feet off
the north end Of the lot to connect the
streets only, would sell that for $3.50.
This offer will remain open sufficient
length of time to permit you to give 1t
consideration and act upon it should
YOU conclude to take the property.
JOSEPH scHAMBERGER."
Mr.. Schamberger's offer will be laid
before the council Monday night.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-12-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

Oswald West is in the city from Sa-
lem.
Miss Pearl Cole is home from Port
land visit.
RI. L. Campbell was over from War
renton yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. s. Brown have re-
turned from Portland visit.
Mrs. Ray Morton went to Clatskanie
last night to visit with friends.
Feter Kruse, who has been In San
Francisco for some weeks, has returned
home.
I. r. ROSS went to Seattle last night
where he will remain for few days on
business.
Mrs. Lyman Kinney left for Pendle-
ton last night where she will reside in
the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. swope will go to
Portland this evening. They will re-
turn Sunday morning.
District Attorney Harrison Allen left
last evening for Hillsboro to attend the
district court now in session there.
Mrs. Stanley and daughter Miss June
stanley went to Portland last night
where they viii visit for few weeks.
They will return to their Seaside home
by Christmas.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-12-04
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DIR. Kings new discovery after every
thing else had failed. Improvement
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cured her. Guaranteed by Chas. Rog-
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Trial bottles free.