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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-08-08
STATE NEWS.
Forty.four teachers are employed II
the schools of Washoe county.

the schools of washoe county.
Winnemucca is threatened with {
water famine, says the Silver State.
Ranchers along the Humboldt river
expect to get $40 per ton for their hay
this year.
The Southern Pacific will cut in ali
its new line between Reno and Carlin
by August 10.
A correspondent of the Reno Journal
says Herman Oelrichs and his wife
(nee Fair) have decided to separate.
James Haley. q well known Nevada
newspaper man, is to assume the man.
agement Of the Truckee Republican. E
Sulphuric acid is included in Truokee
river water consumed at Reno. The
acid is from the Floriston paper mills.
The Southern Pacific pay car will be
put on again for the benefit Of the men
working on construction on the sys-
tenn.
United States Senator Newlands has
contributed $50 for the purchase of q
bell for the Catholic church at Winnie
mucca.
Bloodhounds have been added to the
Nevada State Prison equipment, pur.
chased from officer Ferrel of the Reno
police force.
Books containing new rules and regu-
~lations to govern the employees Of the
Southern Pacific are out. and are being
distributed.
A barn, three sets of harness, two
saddles and about 100 tons of hay were
destroyed by fire at j. A. Miller's ranch
near Austin last week.
A. Klingman, a cripple is under ar.
rest in Reno for writing anonymous
letters. He first denied the charge but
finally admitted his guilt.
A recent survey of the abandoned
military reservation at MoDermit.
Humboldt county. robs old settlers Of
valuable hay land which has been al.
lotted to Indians.
A p~ostoffice has been established at
Sherman, Elko county, and Valentine
Walther appointed Postmaster. The
mail route will be extended from Hunt
ington to the new Office.
In the game of baseball between the
Tonopah and Hawthorne clubs last
week, the Tonopahs won by a score Of
10 to 2. The game was for $500 q side,
and over $1,000 was wagered or the
result.
One hundred and fifty tons of alfalfa
to thirty-seven acres Of land is the
yield of the first crop Of hay on the
ranch formerely owned by A. F. Camp
bell at Lovelock, but now the property
of H. Kruse.-Humboldt Standard.
The dispatches state that the Govern
ment is trying to divide up the work on
the big canal from the Truckee to Oar
son sink. This would hasten the work.
Many inquiries are being received
about taking up land under this canal.
John Craycroft, of Craycroft's saloon
in Downieville, Sierra county, CAL.
during the eventful years in that his.
toric mining town Of the early ffties,
from where he left in 1858 for Reese
River, died the latter part Of May at
the age OF SO years in Austin. Nevada.
During the year ending July 10. the
net earnings of the Truckee River Gen.
eral Electric Company were $4,000,
dividends $50, 900; and $4,000 ex.
pended, inclusive of line repairs. On
b~etterments, extension of the power
transmission line to Carson City, etc.
$50, 900 was paid.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-08-08
To Fight Troublesome Mustard Weed

To Fight Troublesome Mustard Weed
G~ardnerville Record: The Agricul.
tural Department Of the Canadian
Government has been trying the eff
cheney of a solution Of blue stone for
the destruction of troublesome wild
mustard seed and is convinced of its
efficacy. The weed is getting a foot
hold in this valley, as we presume it is
all wei the State, and should be looked
into by the experimental farm authori-
ties.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-08-08
Sheen Quarantine in Force

Nevada, California. Wyoming and
Utah have been placed again under
quarantine, and all the sheep from these
States will have to be dipped twice if
infected with scab before being shipped
out.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-08-08
Eureka LODGE No. e, |. 0. 0. F.,

Meets every Wednesday evening at F. 4
A. NJ. and /. o. o. +. Hall at z o'clock from
October / to March 81, and at 7:30 o'clock
from April l to September 80.
All sojourning brotbers are cordially in
vited to visit.
WILLIAM LAwRY, N. G.
+. J. B~RossEMER, Secretary.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-08-08

The courts have decided that .
woman has a right 10 60 through her
husbands pockets. The women de-
cided that point long ago.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-08-08
St. Johns CHAPTER No. 5.

The stated Convocations Of st. Johns
Chapter. No. 8, r. A. NJ, will be held at
Masonic Hall on the Saturday next succeeding
this pale Of the moon in each month.
NJ. G. FOSTER, ii. p.
j. III. JURY, Secretary.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-08-08
Reatidc LODGE No. I, K. Of P,

Meets every Tuesday evening at its Castle
Hall in the Smith & Richard Building at 7
o'clock, from October / to March 81, and at
7:3o o'clock from April l to September 80.
All Brother Knights In good standing are
fraternally invited to attend.
ID. 4. NosTRosA. Q. G.
Attest: s. REYNOLDS, X. Of r. S.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-08-08
Eureka Lodge No. 10, F. & A. M.

The stated communication Of Eureka Lodge
No. 16, +. & A. NJ, will be held at Masonic
Hall on the Saturday of or before the full Of
the moon in each month.
JOHN HANCOCK, JR., w. M.
r. Mechanics, Secretary.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-08-08
THE Z u KA ENTINE
TERMS FOR WEEKLY SENTINEL.

Entered ct the Postofice at Eureka as Sec
ond class matter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-19

enn unadbIis oft rperben gerabe bic
Saden, bic man fi9 auf bas Sorsz
famfte notirt bat. nergefen, neil man
meint, es seniise f6on, fie nur permertt
5u baben, unO man brdude fi9 fein
9ebGGtnib nun aud gar ni9t mebr
gu bef9iperen. Wte piele i'm &dlsnber
getpiHenbaft angeftridens 9eburtstase
iperben berseFen, neil man nidt rsdts
seitig einen Bid in ben RaInbsr ees
fporfen bat. Im beitsn iit's. fi9 our
@epobnbeit gu MAIDEN. ieben Worgen
bic ii6 auf benfelben Sag b~s5i.bsnben
RDtiaen burdSussben; bann miibte
man f9on iber cine unsepDbnIide
Dolls Gebdntenloiisteit berfiisen,
tpenn mon bann nod pi9tige Oinee
psrseHen fOIIte. gs 1T cine tleine
Miibe; aber Der Grfols lobnt ii4 rei9s
lid. @enn mir duf Oiefe Ibitsmatif9e
4rt bic @srseblifteit bttdmpfeu, 10
seldnsen mir baIb babin, bab bas
pmin0Ie 3eittpprt atpar nidt CANA aus
unIsrem W6rterbu9 ~psrIdipinbet, uber
fi9 fortan bei9eioeu, pie es ibm aus
fommt, NIT einem tleinen 4nfangss
bu4itaben besniigt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-19
Gin r E.

Happen finb es oft nur @rbbiisel aus
Sort, nit Silfe einiser itiiBenben
StOde berseitsat, Obne Ssniter uno
teinen Sub srSber. als u~nbebinst
notbpenbis 1T. Die nomabiiirenben
2appen i6lasen ibre 3elte auf. mo
ibre Serben Sutter finben. @Gbrsno
friiber RenntbierfeIe our gebsdung
bieier 3sIte beniibt tpurbsu, finb ali
beren STEELE iebt pOnene Stoffe setres
ten, bic. leiht seppben. cine serinse
8enttlution seitutteH unb 5uslei4 iebr
bausrbaft iinO.
Die @inridtung Der Siitte lit fpGrs
li9, aber lie entbdlt bod immsrbin Elm
ober spei Selfdde nit einisen @ssens
ftGnbsn fir ben tGgliden @e6rau9
unb sur Iufbepabruns bon Speiieres
item.
SIN Snnsrn Der &ola6aIbiniel fins
ben ii9 aud 2appsn, bic b~prftpeiie in
gsSimmerten Siitten nobnsn. Srobs
benz dber panbern its duid6rli9 mebz
rere Male unb perGnbern auBerbem
ben Srt mad srOBeren Rsiben bon
Sabren.
Die 2appen selten als itrenge uno
sldubige GbriIten, Defenders bic feb
bafteren 2appen Sinnldnbs. sic
tperbsn aud als fleibis i'm 2eien sss
rii6mt. Sreili9 Osrbinbert bies nidt,
bab, friiber alerbines mebr pie beute,
bel aberalaube berri6t; bei ibren
Nddbarn itunben iie i'm 9eru9 Der
3auberei. Sn ibrem 8enebmen tpers
ben bic 2uppen als friebli9 unb be-
miitbig. Der Sbrigfeit unb beren 8ers
tretern eraeben seidilOert. Der Gbas
rutter bes 2appen seist Siefe unh
Geolihteit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-19

Wtanen BON yidDrung, nnp Do Dte
Sbiere bic ibnen bduptfG6Ii9 aur Gre
nGbruns bienenben 6le9ten sriinbli9ft
ubipeiben. 10 miifen bic 2appen nit
ibren Serbsn fprtpGbrenb mad neuen
pldBen umbsrsiebsn; bsbarf bod fos
gar nu9 ausfase Der 2appen bic abs
gepeioete 5lG9e ldnsere Sabre Rube.
I'm erit almGbli9 ben Sbieren pieoer
Sutter lisfern gu f0nnen.
Dis eripdbnt, liefert bas R%enntbter
benz Renntbiers ober 8srgldppen fat
ausf9lieBli9 bic Hdbrung, pis bic
5ifde Der Seen unb bes Mseres ben
S%eelappen. @ssstubilifde Speiie 1T
benz 2appen cine grobe 9lusnabme.
Wie bic Rabrung, 70 liefern bic Renfls
There aud bic 9leibung. SIM Dinter
trasen fopohf WGnner tpie 5ruuen
Rennt6ierfeae nit ben Saaren mad
tnnen, i'm Sommer Sofsn bon Renus
t~bterleber, S9ube aus gIeidem Mus
teridl unb elm ipolenes Semb. Our9
ben 8ertebr nit ben europGiI6en Ruff
fen baben fs iibrisens cine dbnlide
Sru8t tpie biefe ansenpmmen, uno
bas &leib nit ben rotben unb sslben
Streifen an ben RGnbern tlsibet bic
2dppen nidt f9ledt. Die 8erslaps
pen buben iibrisens ibre rationale
Sra9t better bepabrt als bic Seslupz
pen.
Die Wobnunssn Der 2appsn fino
iebr urfpriingIi9. Bel ben aifena
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-19
2uppenfinb auf sinem
Rennt5ier.

psrbrinsen in ibren Siitten Bel reid'
Iider SSeuerung ben srOBten Sbeil Der
falten Sa6resSeit, an benz erporbenen
Siidporratb: ssbrsno, Bis is Der
Manael BEL minber Iirsnser Witteruns
5inausiast, INN benz Dilbe gu foIgen.
SIN Spmmsr trstsn lie aud pisIfa9 in
@ertebr nit ben Rufen. Die an bic
Siife bes gismeeres fommen. I'm BON
ben auppen Slide OOer RenntAiere sins
3utauI6en.
Die Renntbierldppen finoen ibrsn
aunaen Qe6ensuntsrbalt in ben Renns
tbisr6erben, BON osnsn oft cine meRrers
iduIeno &0pfe Sdhlt. beren Sut uno
0~erIor9ung bic ein5ise Sbdtisteit ibs
res geFbers bilbet. Dus Rsnntbttr
lit Gei6t su Sdbmen urS Osruria6t i'm
gau3en renis Miibe; es lietsrt ni6t
nur Ha6rung unb 2Ieiouns, ionoern
oient audi als Reittbier une gum 3iss
ben Der SGlitten. SreiIi4 mu6t ods
3enntbier feinen BETTER gum Romd'
ben. Sold rieiige 5erosn. ME mir lie
nidt Islten finoen. erforoern .groRe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-19

= 8epeismitteL. Serr: sd
babe geitern BEL Sbnen cine Slaf9e nit
taltem, fliifisen 2eim setuuft, fam
aber ben StOpieI unmDslia beraus>
bringen." : Oroguiit: rSd, febeu sic.
tas eben 1T bic @arantie fir bic @iite
hieies 2eims, bdB er feIbit auf 9las
baftst. Menn Der St6piel bsruusein>
&c, 10 tpiirbe Der gauge 2eim ni4ts
tperth fein!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-19
Gin 8ergluppe.

sefommen finb. Die Sautfarbe 1T
GbuIia benz peiBli6en 9elb Der Sutds
rem. aber in teiner anoeren farbigen
RaFe Iinb 10 aablrei9 beIfarbise
Menfdsn einseffreut tpie BEL ben 2aps
pen. So giebt bei ibnen Srduen bon
garter @siidtsfarbs, bic bu GbaiIu
bsi friidsspaidenen Gremplaren ges
raoeau blenbenb nennen muBte, uno
nit rothen Wunsen. Die Sprdhe Der
2appen sebDrt benz finniI9en 3ipeig
Der Mongolataren gu.
Sbre 8eldGftisung ldBt bic 2appen
In S%selappen unb Rsnntbierlappen
unteri6eiben. Die Seslappen iino
bauptiG9li9 duf ben @rtperb bur4
Giidersi unb Sagb a~nseipieIen. grit
i'm SpGtbsrbIt tebren tie BON Der Wtess
restiifte in bic psrlafensn Oorfftellen,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-19

: Der Retter. Worib Gals
tu6 unb Samuel Sa[lobit bisputirtsn
iiber bic Nd6ftenpfliat. rWenn msr
finn a spei srobe @Oncurrenten unb
chamber ni9t bOlb." fpri9t 9alstu6,
40 slaub' i9 bod, Sumuel, bab. tpenn
mer sineen am @aFer unb i'd fieI bins
elm, baB De mer fpiirbeit b~erausSies
ben!" : ~gautiirIi9 piirb' i'd bas,"
errpibsrt 5dIIObit, ~nu9 'sr buIben
Stunb'!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-19
ereinsebiIbetsSs n,
Qieben unh Iieben

= 2teben unb liebenss
IN il g. nSa, bel anberen Dumsn
fannit 9u lisbenspiirbis unO seiitrei4
iein = nit mir biit 0u dber itsts uns
frsunbli9 unb lunspsilis." = p9es
tlage DID bod barber nid4! @enn
id aud nit anberen Samen tiebenss
tpiirbig bin = Did liebe i9!" -
Damn. bite, liebe sefdnisit bic anbes
rem Damien unp iei gu mir Iiebenspiirz
biq!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-19
Raf4 sefi11ter Diffenss

a.: y. ;. @a tpsGd' prGdtise BIZ
bliotbet!. limb mas febe i'd, au4 oies
iss ieltene Wert aus benz 18. Sd5rs
bunbert beiiben Sie!. :. .. mein Srs
tsrefe fir berartise Bidder 1T Sbnen
ia bstannt - bite, leibsn sic es mir
auf einise Sage!"
g.: r2u meinem 8sbauern lam i'd
Sbren @uni9 nidt erfiaen, benn i'd
leihe meiuen Grsunben = s'rabe I'm
bic auten 8eSiebunsen gu linen au ers
bdlten prtn5ipieI feline Bidder uHS
tein @elb = ~eritere f9on gar nidt!"
o.: nRun. bann leiben Sic mir
Sipan5is Mart!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-19
inc n Samilte.

@ine2appens camille
4ulturbObe b%erporrasenb, Sdblsn lie
bod gu ben etbnosrapbii9 intereI ans
teiten @6ltsrn. benin tdum baben lie in
ben lebten tduienS Sabren irgenbpeIs
DIE @erdnberunsen erlitten, unb bic
tbnen bena6bartsn Stdmme bdben ii4
BON @ermiidung nit ibnen f~erngebals
ten. Die Iebte' SdGbung SGblt uns
sefGbr $4,000 10000 2appen, dber
ndtiirli9 Iinb trsenbipslde senaue
9lugaben gang unmOsli9 BEL einem
Bolt, BON benz ii9 bic 9Glfte auf Der
Manoerfdaft befinbet. Bon bieier
@eiammtIumme folen unsefGbr 25.s
600 in 2applanb unO 5innmarten lss
ben. unb es peroen bemgemdb ettpa
1000 benz ruffii4en Reids sutOm-
men.
Cine 3sitlang fpra9 mar in Der
@tbnogrupbie BON ben 2appen als
3pergen; Siss lit isbo9 bur9aus uns
ri6tig. tusrn fie ai6 IiGer bas tleinite
Doll Guropas iinb. a%uffalIenb 1T bic
&iirae Der GrtremitGtsn. Die Seii9tss
siiae baden etpas McngoliI9es, uno
es tit tpobI iider. baB areu3unsen OOr>
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-19
: 0ssbaIg. Srdulein eilber.
autss Weiniabr!

: 0esbaI1. SrGulein SLIDER.
itein: n4ber p4pu. Su bdttelt heute
benz 2ieutenar. tpobl pumpen tDnnen."
= Serr Silbrrftein: SD femme ibn gu
tpenig." = SrGulein Silbsrftein: .@9,
bas 1T muir cine Qusrebe. 9u baft ia
lebtbin benz Sberiten au8 ni9ts gee
pumpt." = Serr Silbsritsin: Den
tenne i9 gu quit"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-19
SapbIaab.

Sn elmer breiten 2anbflGde finf
Granddaughter. 6innlanb unb biz
3albinIel &ola pertpa9Ien. Ra9 ben
8eipobnern pirb bieIes @ebiet 2app.
lamb sebsibsn. poIitiId tbeilsn iif
RuBlanb. S9peben unb Roripeger
barein. Ous 9ano 1T cine @inOoe.
ebeniu pie bic srOBe Salbiniel &ola
Sunbren. Moore. Simple pe9ieln
init biirftisen WGlbern. Sn bieiem
gebiet: auf Der Salbiniel 9olu, in
benz n6rbliditen 6innlunb unb i'm
fdpebifdsnurpesiiden @renslunb i'm
Snnern Der ftanbinuoiiden Salbiniel
Bis Sum GA. @rab nOrbltder 8reite
finben mir bic 2appen.
Sbr Mobnsebiet liegt alfo pDais
innerbalb Der artti1dsn Gone. Ob.
tpObl burddus niat Our9 irsenb cine
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-19

= @utmiitbis 9ait: nSbrs
8eefftedts finb aber tIein, Serr Wirtb,
nebmen sic mir bas ni4t libel" :
Wirtb Qiebenspiirois): IS betpabre,
pie tperb' th Shnen mas dbelnehmen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-19

- Strenee arifif. -,Sus
ben sic fdon bus na9selafene Mert
bts Di9ters Sudferl e%eleIen2" =
rSu91erf Iebt ia no9!" = rM[ers
binss; ober isin @ert bat fart na4s
aelaHen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-19
0ertauntes 3artae.

fibl. Dame (iiberipannt): n4lio
ni9t 9esetartuner2 Damn bite, per'
laHen sic mid = i9 balte einmul Don
ben WenIden nidts, pelde Sbiere
nidt Iieben!" : Serr (semiitblih):
.Was9 - Sd Sbiere ni9t lieben9!
8sr bat Sbnen benz bas seiusta -
SD bah tie ia gum Srsfen sern!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-19

= tpiffen. .Rann mir
elmer bon Gud fasen, fpel6en 8oael
Roab aus Der birdie uusfanbie2" frua
Der Sonntdgsf6ullebrer. rgiq1
tdnn's", riefen i'm Gbor bic 2inber.
rfein @oter bat cine @oaeIhanoluna.d
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-19

- uebung. paFant: Mber,
Ru6tnG9ter, feben sic benn nidt,
ba binten f9lagen iie ia @inen tobt.
Ra9tpG9ter: I9 mas, ben 8unben
femme i'd, benz paHirt bas ale Ndhtei
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-19

= 8eim pbotosrapbem.
Dame: n9aruntiren Sic mir fir bic
4ebnli6teit meiner 9iloer9" = pbos
tOsrapb: ga. aber nur fir elm Sabr.
mein SrGulein!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-19

- Der gn9Gdnber In q o.
them. Miiter Smith (ber felt feds
No9en beutfden Sprd9unterri4t
bait: m4ber, 9err profehor, es fem
febr ipdr, gu lerneH bas oeuti4e Orr
titel der bic, bus". neil sic ieBen oft
ole brei artitel elei4 nebeneinunber!"
= ProfsHor: 30, bu piibte i9 aber
bod gar teine MOslidteit, bab in irs
senb elmer SabbilOuns ale brei artiz
tel sufummenseftelt DOrtommen tOnns
ten!" = Miiter Smith: sd baben
aber bod seitern gebOrt meme Sauss
frau ipreden gu ibrem Mann: 9as bi
Der Seufel bolet!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-19

= g. d b n. o.: mas sies
ben sic Dor. Bier ober Gbampagner9"
= g.: rSas tommt barauf an" =
o.: rgtuf pasg" = g.: ~Der be-
sablt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-19

au bstpssen, finb isns arabne nOtbis.
Die neue Maf9ine biefer Irt, bic auf
&rupp's @srmaniatperft in9etrieb gss
febt 1T. tit suslei9 Guufs unb Srebs
trabn; bic am tansen n4usleger" GEE
bobene Gait fann iopobl grabbing
bic 8iibne entldng beri9oben. als aud
bur9 a9fenbrebung bes sanaen
&rabns um bic @tibs 6srum. I'M
areiie bepegt unb pieber nieoer 1eldi'
fen tpsrbsn. auf benz turaen gi,oe Der
8ibne lit elm entfpre9enses Slei49e>
tpi6t angebra9t. &rabne bieIer Dirt
beben $50 Sons unb msbr. Bon Der
9r0Bs bes 4pparutes lam man fia
einen 8egriff MAIDEN, ipenn man ers
fpGst, bab Der @srIdlag an Der @4s
fenfeit. bss 9robsn 4uslegers Elm gros
Bss, bsquemes 3immer enthGlt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-19

= 8rennenbe @erbGltz
ntfe. I.: p9aben sic f9on eeb0rt,
5. s. purselmeier &c So. fprsnsen Oas
9eriidt aus, i6r aahirer iei ourdses
brannt!" - g.: nWelae Renommage.
= Bel benen fam Elm &aHirer obs,
aber ni6t Enlightenment"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-19

-Rettung. S9pinbler: 500,
eben babe i4 meme Sirma IOi4en Iafs
FEM" = 4nsefiibrter: r9utt COB! WisI
Oiels Msniden finb aber pOrbsr BEL biesI
fem Shooenfeuer perunaliidt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-19
Gin @ieIentrabn.

&c msbr bic Oeutfden nit Der Sees
fabrt bertraut perben, beito mebr
nimmt briiben au9 bas SntereFe on
Der nautii9en Ssdnit unb ibren
9ilfsmitteIn Su. Sn ben groben
bsutf9en Seebdfen pirb bic @ufmert'
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Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1903-07-10
Methodist Church Jottings.
(By REV. V. A. wooD1

(By REV. V. A. WOOD)
Subjects for Sunday, July 18th
Morniny, "The Holy Trinity
Evening, "Belshazzar,
Wednesday evening prayer meet
ing, a white Service" Lesson,
"Purity." References Is. / Is,
Ps. 81; z, Rev. 3 5 and Rev. 7:14.
Questions: "Is anyone naturally
clean?" "May all be SOP" "If the
heart is deceitful above all thugs
and desperately wicked how may it
be purified from sin?" "Philoso.
phically what relat tion has the blood
of Christ to cur cleansing?" Ladies
will please, if convenient, dress in
white. Bring white flowers aud
white drapery early and let us
make the room delightfully."- attrac-
tive for this service.
On Tuesday evening the Sewing
Circle of the League was delightful
ly entertained at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. john Durling The young
people were out in force and had a
lively time.
The question "Why don't men
attend church?" seems to have
excited considerable interest of late.
Why may we not hear from the
men who do not go to church, We
are sure the Editor of the PRESS will
give more space for a discussion of
this important problem. Is it
possible that men are too lazy? Is
there really no attraction? Are the
themes discussed from the pulpit
of no practical valuep Let us hear
from You, friends. Your suggestions
may be helpful.
The Epworth League win hold a
Festival, July 10th, on the grounds
adjoining the church, from 4 until
10 p. M Fancy articles for sale
Refreshments, etc In case of rain
the occasion will be postponed until
Friday. All are cordially invited.
The Epworth League Rally last
night was tolerably we'll attended
for such a warm evening, but more
of our people should have heard
Rev. w A. Chadwick's magnificent
and inspiring address. Brothers
ShoOp Of Matamoras and Fowler of
Otisville were present with quite a
number Of Leaguers from Matamoras
and Port jervis The next rally
will be at Otisville about the last Of
September.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1903-07-10

Charles B. McCarty will have a
dance at Raymondskil, July 18th.
Geo. r. Jennings and family of
Brooklyn were at the Homestead
over last Sunday.
A. C. Rupreoht and family Of
Brooklyn are guests with the family
Of James p. Van Etten.
County Superintendent Lucian
Westbrook and Isaiah Hornbeck Of
Delaware wero in town Wednesday.
J. E. Lagdameo, a cousin Of
Aguinaldo, and a protege Of Govern
OF Taft, of the Philippines, is in
New Haven preparing for a course
in forestry at Yale and it is under
stood he will visit Milford soon.
c. S. Custis. Jr expects to open
shop at Hvingtou, N j.. for paint
ing and repairing wagons and also
ia connection a blacksmith shop
He viii probably leave for his new
place Of business Monday.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1903-07-10
HREENTOWN.

Howard Gilpn and family we're
visiting friends in Paupac Sunday.
Harry Sanders and viii Croker,
who have been working at Scranton
were home on the Fourth
Arthur Hops of Scranton is visit.
ing in Greentown.
Anthony Bloss and Sherman
Fowler have returned from Sullivan
county where they have been en-
gagged peeling bark and will peel a
job for T. S. Bartleson.
Georgia Basley has gone to Mil
ford for the summer.
Frank Gilpin and VIM. Swepeni-
zer, who have been working in
Hawley, spent Saturday and Sunday
with relatives in Greentown.
The picnics at Touchdown and
East Sterling were we'll attended
and a good time reported
Floyd Fowler and Joe Williams
have the measels.