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The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-11-27

w. F. Paterson. of Whitefish, spent
yesterday in Kalispell.
Dr. w. H. Gelsthorpe of Great Falls
is in the city for few days.
John Wadsworth is in Great Falls
This week on a business trip.
Ben Solomon has returned from a
visit with relatives in Great Falls.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. P. c. McStravick, Wednesday.
J. F. Leech and E. E. Leech, of Du-
puyer, are in the city On a business
"trip.
c. S. Garrett, formerly of this city,
but now in business at Galata, Mont,
is in the city today.
Jack Eakright who is now ranch
ing at Dayton creek, spent Thanks
giving in Kalispell.
R. G. Starr, travelling auditor Of the
Great Northern Express company, is
in the city from Helena.
C. r. Burlington who has been at
Rexford for several months returned
to Kalispell this week.
Senator Bremen and Representa-
lives Noble and Hillman expect to
leave tomorrow for Helena.
Frank Paine, manager of the
Whitefsh Townsite company, spent
Thanksgiving with Kalispell friends.
A large crowd was in attendance
at the bazaar of the Presbyterian
church Tuesday night and Wednes-
day, and a considerable sum Of money
was raised from the different arti-
cles sold.
Workmen have commenced work
on the foundation for the new power
plant for the Kalispell Flour mill.
Electricity, the present power, has
been found inadequate, and will be
replaced with steam.
Several sleigh loads of young folks
from this city attended the dance
given by the Yeomen at Fairview,
Wednesday night. The return trip
was made early in the morning and
all report having an enjoyable time.
A chimney on fire at the Jail called
out the fire department Tuesday
night. No damage was done. This
makes ten alarms turned in so far
this month, in almost every instance
the fire being caused by defective
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-11-27

DR.. w. H. Gelsthorpe of Great Falls
is in the city for few days.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-11-27
LOCAL MENTION

w. F. Paterson, of Whitefish, spent
yesterday in Kalispell.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-11-27

124 First avenue east.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-06-23
DRIVEN TO DESPERATION.

Living at an out of the way place,
remote from civilization, family
is often driven to desperation in
case of accident, resulting in Burns,
Cuts, Wounds, Ulcers, etc Lay in a
supply of BucRlen's Arnica Salve.
It's the best on earth. 25c at J. L.
Putegnat & Bro, Drug Store.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-06-23
THE MIRACLE OF A WOMAN

st. Louis Chronicle.
John Green Brady. the governor
of Alaska, has never known the
name of his father or mother. Years
ago, when he was a street gamin in
New York City, selling newspapers
and backing shoes, he was just
Brady" So the other street. arabs
called him. One day with car
load of other city waits he was
shipped out west.
Judge Green, of Indiana, saw
the car load of boys and told his
wife about the invoice OF young
sters. Che thought they ought to
take one. every WE'LL" said the
judge, "I'll pick out the toughest
specimen of the lot" He selected
Brady" Now in the homely
phraseology of Indiana, ''You can
never tell what may become of a
lousy calf"
Mrs. Green got hold of the boys
heart. Her refining influence soon
had its effect on the young barba-
rian. He saw the world would give
him a chance. Ambition spoke to
him. He chung to the name of
Brady and left his old life be-
hind him. Henceforth he was John
Green Brady! To make a long story
short, the boy went through all the
grades and high school at the head
of his class. Partly by his own
efforts and aided partly by Judge
Green, he went through Yale college.
Then he was sent as a missionary
TO Sitka, Alaska. He became the
best loved man in that country and
was appointed governor.
Boy, young man, wherever you
are: Turn toward the world brave
and smiling face and hold up your
chin And woman: The turning of
the street waif Brady" into gov
vernon was a nobler miracle, and as
great as that which turned water
into wine.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-06-23
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED

DEAFNESS CANNOT BE COhED
by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an infamed con-
dition of the mucous lining of the Eus-
tachian Tube. When this tube is in
famed you have rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is entire
" closed, deafness is the result, anG
unless the Inflammation can be taker
out and this tube restored to its norma
condition, hearing viii be destroyed
forever; nine cases out Of ten are caus-
ed by Catarrh. which is nothing but an
infamed condition of the mucous sur
faces
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness Caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars, free.
FL. CHENEY & Co. Toledo, o.,
Sold by Druggists, 75c
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-06-23
FoR ovER sIXTY YEARs.

Mis-. WNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
beenused for over 90 years by millions
of mothers fer their children while
teething, with perfect success. ItsoOthes
the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain; cures wind collie, and is the best
remedy for Diarrh9a 1t VIII relieve
the poor little sufferers Immediately
Sold by Druggists in every part of the
world Twenty-Five cents a bottle. Be
SURE and ask for Mrs. Winslow' Sooth
ing Syrup. and take ne other kind.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-06-23

A lot Of typewriter matter was
stored in a slightly damp vault for
six months. On removal the paper
and gall-ink signatures were in
best Of condition. but all trace of
typewriting had disappeared.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-06-23
MORSE FOUND ELDoRADo-
He Thinks Cuba Just About the
Finest Yet.

Houston, Tex, June 16.-Cuba
is regarded as a new Eldorado from
a commercial standpoint by Col.
ST. B. Morse, passenger traffic
manager Of the Southern Pacific
The opportunities there open for
Americans and boundless wealth
within the island that may be de-
veloped by commerce he regards as
incalculable.
Colonel Morse and Mr.. Trezevant
came in from Chicago to-day, where
they have been since their return
from Havana ten days ago With
Colonel Morse on the trip to the is
land were Freight Traffic Manager
H. A. Jones, NJ. E. Irrelevant, chief
of the literary bureau and few
Others.
The-party had a splendid trip
from a social point of view, but it
was a business trip primarily, the
object OF it being to open freight
and passenger Offices of the South
ern Pacific Railway and Steamship
lines in Havana.
Mr.. Morse was in Havana just
after the evacuation by the Spanish
troops, and he says the changes
that have been brought are almost
inconceivable. He classes the city
as one of the tidiest and most beau
tiful he knows Of anywhere. The
sanitary conditions appear absolute
ly perfect and the health of the city
during the past year was unsur-
passed by that of any Glarge city of
America. The commercial activity
is rapidly on the increase. He an
ticipated splendid business for
the Southern Pacific Steamers and
the officials are going to lose no
time in booming it.
Colonel Morse says the island as
an all around season resort is I'M
surpassed by any spot in the west
ern hemisphere. The summers are
pleasant. The channel and Gulf
breezes sweep over the island every
hour of the twenty-four, tanning it
in the hot months into a dreamy
and pleasant lettering place.
Tourist business is going to be
opened up to the island and Amer
leans are to be given an opportunity
to visit the historic, quaint and
picturesque old Spanish dominion
at nominal cost and with luxurious
travelling accommodations.
The party took trip inland and
were almost as much impressed
with the groves of oranges, lemons,
bananas, pineapples and other
tropical fruits, together with the
fields of fragrant tobacco as they
were with the metamorphosis of the
city since the days it was in the
hands of the enemy.
The freight and passenger offices
at Havana are now in the charge
respectively of Mr.. J. McMiller, re-
Gently division freight and passen-
ger agent at San Antonio, and Mr.
Lallander.
Mr.. Trezevant OF the literary bu-
reau has the data for exhaustive
articles upon the island and its at
tractivenesS, which are to come
forth from his departments in due
time.
Colonel Morse states that plans
for consolidating the several hun
bred miles of now poorly operated
railroads of the island are under
way, and that when these shall
have been carried out and modern
methods employed the activity of
the island will be greatly increased.
Galveston News.
FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS.
NRs. WISSfOw's SOOTHING SYRTP has
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-06-23

The worlds record for fast type
writing is now held by Miss Pretty,
of the United States patent Office,
who wrote 20,40O words in six
hours with less than one error to
the page.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-06-23
J. A. OTTMANN.
BRICK MASON

BRICK MASON
Is at present in Brownsville ana
is ready to Eli any order for Or'eA
work, pIasteriDg, or setting stones.
Has lime for sale.
Residence Cor. st. Charles aDo
9th SIS. Work Guarantee.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-02

Common gouneiI. 25.

common COUNCIL, 20. Sunl.
Wapor @onneu eriuGts bisfe 85rpers
idaft in sinsm SGreiben, bic annabme
bss Drbinans fiir cine 8onbaussabs bon
SAL 900 fiir stpei Wo4sn 30 peritisbsn,
ba bic pldne fiit bic Aib StraBe Bride
nod ni&t fsrtie feien unb man baber
ni&t ipifen fann, oh bic bafiir ausseieste
Summe bon Sc, 400 filr beren SsrfslIune
senlsen tplrbe. Nber trobbem tparb bic
Orbinan3 bsi brittsr 2sIune ansenommen
unb ipesisa 9aine, 2sllsr, gaiterline uno
8bbler opponirten BEN Serlansen ees
Wapors unb beuteten an, bab ber anse.
ssbsne @runb ni@t Der ipabre iei fir
6eEen 8erIansen. a5blsr erreste cine
ssipiGs Seniaiion. inbem er erfldrte. bab
er iiberraiGt iporoen iei bur4 bic Weiie,
in nel1er man ibn in 8etreff Der Sade
ansins; ct tuurbe sebeien, elmer @ombi'
nation bon Mitsliebsrn beisuireten, um
bic Orbinan3 'su nmenbiren. inbem man
ibr cine Mn3abI anbre 8erteRerunsen
anbdnae. 9la@ ben gr6rterunesn iparb
bann Die Orbinan3 einhimmie BEL britter
2sfuns beitdiist unb sebt nunmebr an
ben Obsren 8ueis.
Wsbrsre Orbinansen ipurben Bel sriter
unb stpsiter 2siune beitdtist unb bic fir
9lipslirung bon OIibe StraBe. sipif&en
Sarriion unb Preseott Apenues, fanb bel
orittsr 2eiuns Nnnabme. Sene 8eioIus
tion, tpeI@e bic ,.Siniine Sunb" Sons
miRdre autoriiirt. bic bon Sorion. 2ea&
& 60. psripeiserte 8onbaussabe bon
sl00, 900 an3uiaufsn, tparb bem betreff.
@omite sur @rtsdsung iibsripieien. MIs
Ulitglieber beS eemsiniamen Goniitss,
UNI bic SADIE ber psripiriten 2isnS su
untsriu@sn, srnannte bsr 8oriisenbe bic
Ssrren Bartribee, Snorben, 2eaer unb
Barrett.
@urreu bra9ts cine 8efoIution Elm,
bic anorbnet, bab bic @eh 2adananna
apenue fiir Subpaiiasiere erbffnet iuerbe
obsr au@ for bic Strabenbnbn @ompauie
ssi1loHen bIeibs. 8elsr ipar sesen bes
rem Annabme unb erildrte, baB ibm bic
S&Iiesuns Der StraBs pieIlei@t bic meis
fen nnannebmli@feiten bereits, trobbsm
tpdrbe CT nibt eerne ieten, bab bic @ons
traftoren in ibrer Grbsit berbinbert tpsrs
ben, ba fis aussni&einIi& itr beRss ibd'
ten. @rifftbs amenbirte bann bic Rsio'
luton berart. baB iie bic Sirabe fGr ais
len @ebraa& 5&liebt, nit Musnabms ber
Strabsnbabnen unb bab biefe nur laufen
oiirfen, ipenn bic @Ompanie psripri&t.
9uHusiere spii&sn 5isbentsr unb Rsun.
ter Mpenues frei 3u bsfbrbern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-02
Wer benl W!ertea.
eps,isasr Ssrtaaf bon 9amen
amb &iaeer Yaraiols

Damsn feline Stibs paralcIs IN fancy Tlaibs
gTaptustte @sibt, Sties Nppliaue, gtitiditr
Ssibs unb SpiBsu BtaBuussn. 8ssulGr S5
unb So, fir 1915.
Dameu paralpls spn feinsr AuaIit6t Gaiftta
Ssies, Chiffon unb BGubu 8slaBunstn, Cpl
ben unb Chiffon, AppIiaus une Sptssn une
Banter 9tiaBaHssn. Rssular $3.50 uHb $4.'
25, fir $3.50.
Damtn waraisls In Eaftta StIes Chiffon
uue pIdib, uHb fanrs tinefl6umitu Hanbtn.
SECULAR $500 unb $3.25. fir 50 SO.
6amsn paraleIs In Eaifsta, bret Granjsn.
Chiffon 8tiaBunstn, tinssl6umttn 8dnbeu, alls
garbsn. RssuIar $2.25, 30 SO uns $2.75, flu
ansas ,u 81 so, $i.25, siOO uHb rs gsnis,
rthutiTt wit ebsn.
ssinbsr. In sinfaan gan, Stibs Saffsta, spr.
iaaIi9n auaIitGt ppn Stibf, nit fiHssiaumtsn
&anbeu. GbtHlo feline Sap Stibs nit fhnf
1eihsn BGuber Gran,sn unb SpiBtn 1ran,sn.
HssuISr $500 fir $3.50.
4iHbtr, In eani Stibt NIT a&t SpiBtn Gran.
jtn uns dnfa@ NIT jptt Sran,tn, ssrttfrt nit
SpistH une fiinf Ssibs GraHitn. RssaIdr ST..
rs, ftir $t.25.
ainbsr, gam Ssibt, man&t sinfa&, anbrs
NIT SpiBtn 8flasunstn unb 8ranitn unb Elm.
ati6umttn R6nbsn. RtauI1r 81 50 fur 81 10.
stiueer. gang Stibs, tiHfa6 une NIT Granjtn;
jpst. sir unb fiinf Grantsn. @ssnlSr $f.OO
fir 79 Gents. >.
anbrt ~ so Gtnis, wartH rs Gents IS
Gents, panu 50 Gents; %, % une IL sfnts'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-02
Sas EbaI abwdrts.

IabIpr. .-Die bsuti@s sbans. 3ir1sn'
eemsinbe tpirb. ipie aaidbrli&. aud biss
ies Sabr ain A. Suli. als am Gage ber
1nabbdneisieit Der Ser. Staaten, ibr
Walbfsit&en in Gberli's @rope abbalten.
Sc lou nsbsn anbsrsn Spielsn au& BEN
SGisbiport esbulbist ipsrben unb ipinien
babsr ben sutsn Sdabsn 9reiie in baa.
rem @elbe. 9u bieiem WaIbfeithen
obsr pie gic ipirb Sebermann aufs
frsunbli@fie sinselaben, umiomebr, DO
au& ben Sunsrisen unD 9uritisen aufs
Bette &e@nune eetEassn ipirb.-9ie
SrauIsin 2ina. Worsarsiba unb Sraneis
Strsun, erei iunss luiiiee Damen bon
Soboisn. 81. s.. iamen Isste Wo&e nod
bier, um ibren Srsunben unb 8efannten
einsn 8eiud ab,uitatten. Die sepbbn'
lid, tpenn alte Iiebe 8efannten aus BEN
2anbs bes @ilbeIm Isa suiammen Tom.
men, 70 ipurbe aud biesmal Elm ileiner
Bal ober Sshden peranftaItet unb sipar
lsbtsn Sreitas in ber Saae bes Diribes
aum WiIbeIm TsQ SauS. Seinri@ Nd'
cell. Der .,Ssimaib ees S&meiser Wdn'
ne&or." Dort snttpidelte fid aIiobaIb
Elm ir5bIiGss. edit f@psisstifdes 2sbsn.
umiomsbr. ba isbs bsr senannien Damen
ssebermann, Der baruH bat. einen MaIs
ssr. S&ottif&, @aIopp. etc. ssnsbmists.
DieIsr Gbsne ipirb iebem 9heilnebmer
nod Ianee in grinneruue bleiben. Wis
uns am elsi&en Mbenb miieetbeili
purbe, iparsn unisre i&peiser 2anbs'
mdnninsn ssionnsn. f4on Isbtsn Wlontae
na& Saufs au rsifen, aupo te ibre
Wuiter unb stpsi S1msfern aetpib nit
SsbniuGt ertuarten; iebo& bbrtsn iuir
isiibsm, bab Es ben 4. SuIi bel uns aa'
bier miimaGsn ipoaen, absr ON 8. Suli
entf@ieben abreiien tperben. SIN bieiem
Salls irerbsn mir GeIeeenbeit finben, fs
rDd sinmaI psri6nli@ iprs&sn iu i6nnen.
gBr ipolIen's Aqe boifen !-Serr Senri
Srsp, S&asmsiFsr bss Scranton @rftli
8srsins, 9lrnolo 8otb. protofolirenoer
unb gorrsiponbirsnbsr Ssiretir, unb
RuboIf Stsfsn. Gruhes bes eenanntsn
8ereins, iparen letten Samitae 8eius
der babiu 8wsds llntsriuGuns be,
8a&sr bes Sinans Sefretars, Ssrru
Gaspar Sabner. Die Serren babsr
suar ni&t Der aus SGuIs esidpdbt. isbod
aus ben sufrisbsnsn @sf&isrn bat mar
iGIisbsn ibnnen, bnB alles in Dronuni
par.-Serr Senri BON @siienflub pa
nun feline 8sssIbabn 70 einssrihtet. bal
Fs isbe in scranton Giip iibertriffi
@is mir bDrsn, pil CT ielbise am 4
SuIi sinipsibsn, no aud :pisber preii
far QappIsr in ausii&t itsben.-9i
IapIor Silbsr Gornst Banb ipirb bsut
absnb bon bsm 8alion bee 8siisnHul
SOtsIs aus elm ireies @ousert ssben.-Sd
Die ssmsiniduftlide Greuriion bsr bisii
esn Seuerpsbr unb Der 6iIbsr Gorns
8anb. treI&e um IL. 4ueuh mad 2ai
2obcre haitFnbet, trsifsn bic gomits
srobartise 8orbsrsitunssn. Die 1apIu
BaRsr Gompanie lsst cine RSbren
lsituns mad Olb Sores.-0sr SOmms
in ba, unb ale n5ttisen Electromagnetic
!. Fnbst man bel Slilbmann & @sibeI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-02
Bifsesbarrs RaAri&ten.

Der 20 Sabre aIts SObn ilnber.
ipoob itdrate Sreitas Siabt IN einen Nb'
au8slanaI8raben unb ipar auf ber STEELE
tobt.
- -Ssrr Saul Drippe bon bsr ,.grs
preB" bat cine SpriBtour mad atIantic
giip esma&t. Sa. ber bats Iei&i
MAIDEN!
-9abib Ibomas. Der untsr bsr Ans
iIass Ranb. sinsn @eseIaeerer erI&ORen
10 baben, tuurbe bon ben @ei&porenen
frsissipro&en.
- Oie Wutier bon Srau George
2uft, Srau Sarab Sorb, ittirste itirsli&
in bsr WobnunB Der eriferen cine 2rsppe
binab unb erlas einise Tase ipdter ben
erbaltenen. 8srletuusen.
-Serr s. Sid. Darlsr bat iiiraIiG
aIs 8raumsiitsr erfen @raoss in ber
9sp gorfer 8rauer Niubemie srubuiri
unb cine Nnitsauns in Der Sitting Gun
8rausrsi IN @IiSabstb, %. S.. srbaIten.
Der iett i'm Soften 2ebensiabrs
ffebenbe 8etsran bes tisfeen Deutih'
tbums, Serr Woris @nesl, trat am
Samfias auf bsm Dampfer ,.Satber.
lamb" cine Rsiis mad Deuti&Ianb an.
um bic "fr6bIi&s gfaIs" nod sinmaI su
beiu&en.
-Serr Aueuit 8stbls BON ..Dd&'
ter" IN tiii,lia am belIen Gage bon
Cramps anssbuIten tporben, bic siemli&
bemonftratib nm Elm DarIeben bon 25
Gents erIu1tsn. Sold elm Nniinnen
an sinen 3eiiunesmann-fein Wunoer.
bas Muiuf erboR mar unb iett tiber bas
Irampunipefsn raiionnirt.
Der gonbent Der gsnniSIbania
educational aRociation taste in ben les'
ten Tagsn bier unb es betbeiIi8ten ii&
Sa&Isute aus allen Tbeilsn bss Staates.
Mle 8ebner traten filr cine itriftere
Dur&fatruns bss SduIspans @siebes
Elm unb bstontsn. bab bic S&ulrdums
bet ri&tise AufenibaItsort far bic ainbsr
feien.
- giaGbem bic 8sI&porenen 4s
Stunbsn in 8sratbune tparen, ertldrten
fe am Samfas ben Srani Barney
iGulbis bss Worbes i'm sipeiten @rabs,
sessn bic Snitruftion beS &i@terS uno
bes StaatSantpaItes, tpelhe erfldrten.
bab Barney snttpsbsr i6ulbie (bes Mor'
bes i'm erften @rnbe) pber niht i@ulbig
isi. &i&ter 2pn1 CAB BEN 8erurtbeil'
ten bas bb&fs StrafmaB-20 Sabre
8u@tbauS bel barter Arbeit. Sreb.
Barney. ber 90 Sabre 10. mar anssilust.
ieins II SABRE alie Srau srmprbet au
baben,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-02
Ncfieanbal. .

9ie @rObssi&pOrsnsn rsi&tsn anlIa.
gen eesen Nuguf B. Naden, Dilsr 3.
@roff, Samuel U. @roff, Martba 8.
2orens unb 8sores 6. 2orens elm. Sls
iinb auf Seftion $40 ber rebibirtsn
Statutsu besrtnbet, tueI@e irssen 8sr'
i&pbruns gum 8struse bes Siseus eins
@elbbubs bon 800 obsr @efansnib.
iirafe bon atpei Subrsn-ober teibes-
beitimmsn.
Ssbe bsr Nnflassi&riften entbdIi
siu6If aIasspunfte. gIs 9sussn iino in
ben aIaesi&rifien aufeefiibrt: DaItet
9. Nupsr. 9aul g. @iaiams. Sofspt
s. Sarrea. 8oitinfpeitoren, ioipie biz
beiben 8antbeamten GbeobOre %. @ars
nsr unb @iaiam R. 2stpis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-02
Dor, Der ehbfette.

SRI. 2sna Rott bon SIoeum Strabs
feierte am DienRas Abeno i'm fr6bliden
Srsunbssfreiie ben l6. Sabrestas ibrer
@sturt unb bic seislise 8uiammeniunft
bislt Bic Rittsrna&t an.
Gin a&t aRonats aItes S5bnIsin ber
GbeIsuie gbarIes Roiar bon 420 4Iber
Strabs srlne sefern bsr Rubr. Die
8serOisuns srfoIst Sreitas Sta&mittas
Q llbr na& BEN iatbOIii&en Srieobofe
BEL SO. 5.
@r'Stabtratb SuIiuS TrOp. Der tressn
2upfers Siebtabl peruribeiIt ipurbe, iit
om Sienfas eessn 2siifuns bon SO. 900
8areI&afi tpisber auf freien SUB seiesi
iporben. bic Elm appsa an bas superior
@eri&t erIsbiet Iuorbsn ifi.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-02
0Ranne &puntp.

SoHesbale. Die Aussrabunssn far
bic nsue Dsu;i&s lutbsrii&e Rir&e an Der
gde bon Siebentsr unb Gbur@ Strabe
MAIDEN quite SOrti&riite. @ontraiiOr
8ursman BON Sancod, u. D., ertpartst,
oas @ebdube am Anfanss bss neuen
Sabres fertis su babsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-02
@ai9paarea SpesialitGtea

Stbr ftint SaHH unt Sabt @effreifte
6reuabiuee, iemmeH In pra&tpollsr Aus.
pabI BON garbtn In Itimtem blau, rSfa, erau.
l&parL ptb, etc. ptrfauftsn i& ~ rs Gtnts /;
lpslitn IS Gents bic G1f.
3piber Glotb-9tuts pra&bpllt. biiunf
@al6fabrifat. 70 sISuisnb uub bhbf& aus
Sabe une Saumpols. @srabt bas ridtist fur
Gin bibiGts @spanb. 8ssular SO Gents fir
80 Gents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-02
9te gon,le lit
ans ibrent
s9lmpfmintel
gefonlutelt

llnb be Gage bss Sonntnl&tins Gnb tpisbsr
bier. Snptniar 3dt N nabt an 5aue unb
MFR babsn siasu unetpSbnli&tu gsrratb BON
Spnnsnl&irmsn unb paraicls, psl&t MIR, tnf'
s,ssn bsm stpUbnli&sn 6sbrau&s ,u Ber'
tbiIspTsileE piffrirtn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-02
Ssepublifauifber Counts GOnD.nt.

Ser gcnbent Der &epubtilaner bes
Counties, ipelHer am Samitae i'm @e'
ri&issebdubs ftattfanb, eefaltete fi1 su
einem isbr itirmiiHsn unb ielbit bic pars
tsibIatter seben su. bab er fur 2ebbaflis'
isit bon feinem oemoiratii&en ilberiroffen
iporbsn ID. Sur bic ..moraIii&s Partsi"
ipar bas 8etraesn ibrsr &eprdientanten
elm ifanbaI5ies. Die @eididts gina
los. aIs Der 8ori&las ssmadt iporben
mar, bic gratpforb @ountp Reeeln ,u
psripsrfen in ber foIssnben biBissn Ds'
bate fam ss ioear iOpeit, baB 8oriiter
s. 8. TapIor bem Stubtratb $. g. 9ains
sinen gang gut pIaeirtsn Subtriit CAB unb
trdren ni@t peri@iebsne Nntueienbe sins
ssfalIsn, 70 bate 90 unsweifeItaft cine
aans tiiGtige 2eiIersi abeeeeben, benn an
Der n5ttissn NnsobI bon Sibf6pfsn feblts
ss nidt, um bies su ermbali&en. als
enbIi& bas @eidrei unb @eseter iid etc
ipas ssIeet bate. ersab bic Mbitimmuns
1876 ftir Bsriperfuns bsr Re8eIn unb 81
bassssn, unb iomit iparb ipiebsr tis
Gbdre fdr ben frIber obtpaltenben Dels'
satsnanfauf srbffnst. 9la& Grlebisuns
bisisr Ansslessnbsit ipurben einfimmis
8eioIutionen ansenpmmen, pelde bic
prinsipien unb Sanblunsen Der partei
suibsiben-eine reBs!re&te Sslbf'2ob'
bubeIei.
Die 8uiammsnitsIIuns ber absessbsnen
Stimmen srsab. oab folsenbe aanbiba'
ten bic nblbise MsbrsubI erbielten unb
foIsIih ale nominirt ;u betra&tsn iinb
8i&tsr. a6tb. 5. W. @buarbs; Die
itrift. Anipalt. W. &. 2sipiS S&eriff.
5ranf 8edsr; S&aBmeiaer. Sames
gouns; 9rotbonotar, s. s. Cummings ;
Rseorber Of Desbs. emil Bonn; @e.
rihisi&reibsr, Sobn Bon Bergen; Rs'
sifsr Of @ils. 8obsrt aIIen; Surf
SOmmiHdr. g. g. ainssburp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-02

Dollars nnb Gents. ..Denn elmer
irani iit. sdblen Dollars unb Gents bop.
psIt," iast Serr Senrp Nabl in Gran.
berry 8ruiris. o.; ,,benn bic 9oitors
rs&nunssn iommsn bod unb bic Apotbe'
isrmsbi,insn iinb iORipielis. auS bieiem
@runbe smpfsbls i'd. unaufseforbsrt.
Sprni's Nlpsnirduter 8IutbeIeber, ba ct
Obns 8usiebuns bes Soitors bilft. SD
isnns mebrsrs Sale, no ct 9aiienten.
bic bonn arste aufssseben iparsn, tDistsr
ssiunb ma@te unb bin eerne bereit nuf
Anfrase ndbsre ausiunft su srtbsiIsn."
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-09-10
Another Pioneer Gone.

Wednesday morning, Sept. 9th. a
| o'clock, Abram Thaders Vana>ltine,
quietly in the presence OF his family
passed away in the arms of his Sol
James, at the ripe old age of 10 years
He was born April LIST. 1928. He camt
to this valley about 20 years ago ano
has ever since lived here. He was
loved and esteemed by all who knew
him, kind and indulgent parent q
loving and affectionate husband. He
has been feeble for some years and his
demise came not as surprise. He
leaves to mourn his departure a wife,
three sons and a daughter. The fun
eral took place at B p. m. today, SCI
vices conducted by Rev. Hanks. Peace
to bis ashes and may God in his infinite
love and mercy. bless and comfort tie
widow and bereft sons and daug hter.