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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-12-14
Fight VIII Be Bitter

Those who Will persist H. closing
their doors against the continual
recommendation ~ Dr.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. viii
have a long and bitter fEht with
their troubles, IL not eudsd earlier
UF fatal termination. Read what +.
K. Beall, Of Beall, Miss. has &C.
say Last fan my wife had every
symptom OF consumption She took
DR. Kings New Discovery after
everything else bad failed I'm
prOVemeut came az once and -four
bottles entirely cured her. Guar,
auteed by Thomas a Moore. drug,
dist. Price JOc, and .I.uU Trial
bottles free.
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Foot Crushed Off.

An unfortunate accident befell
Harry Hunter at Ennis Saturday
by which one foot was crushed Oh
by freight train. He is employed
In the shops Of the Houston and
Texas Central and attempted 30
board a Texas Midland freight train
which was passing through the
yards He tel aud his left foot
was caught under the wheels and 50
badly crushed that amputatlou was
necessary. The young man is
about H. years old aud Is son OF
Mrs. Asa Wash Of this city. He
was sent to the iuHrmary at Hous.
ton.
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New Orleans, La Dec. J. aud il
rate so 40. Limit Dec ~
CoTsicaua- Dec - and -. rate
II 30. Limit Jan. {
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New York, December IA press
cable has just been received which
ougat TO stimulate the cotton mar
ket as it seems to dissipate the
threatened Russo Japanese war.
The British foreign office has re-
ceived a copy of Russia's reply to
Japan. The Japanese minister to
England says reply strengthens his
belief that peace will beunbToken.
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Christmas Photos.

Have "A sitting either the l4th,
.-&h, or 10th and We will have the
Paetures finished for you by Christ
mas HUDSON, Photographer
Is
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Report From me Reform sehooI.

NHT|TI FIWW -UN NNTTTW N-|"II-
J. q. Gluck, superintendent, Pru-
uytowu, W Va. writes. after
trying all other advertised cough
medicines we have decided 60 use
Foley's Honey and Tar exclusively
in the West Virginia Reform school
/ tiud II she most effective and alb
solutely harmless. Sold by Il. W.
Fparis
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Tie Ao,co. Eastes. to handle.
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Assoc Ansco' Ausco
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: The Daily Markets :
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BY private wire TO =. Il. Mepeak 60 ?. H
Wilson, manager
TIPS From TIE WIRE

tor. Il. Mepeak Il 60 p. H
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-02-26
TeHsr TIM sdiT.

% p@aFer i'm Sdiff4 obsr nJeu.r
TN S9tff" bic sr5bere 9efabr fir ben
Seemann bebeutet, mag babingeitellt
bteibett. Wenn Der Menfd unterliegt.
10 1T es fiisli9 sleidgiiltis. OF er bas
Spfer bes einen ober bes anberen Gles
mentes seiporben lit. Oas bette Mits
tel sesen bic @efahr lit an 8orb pie
an 2anb bas @%orbeugen. go TIT 3. Q.
iebes Sdiff nit 8liBabteitern perIes
ben. bic an ben MaftIpiben ansebradt
Enb. Gin fairies &upferfeiI fiibrt BON
bier aus unmittelbar ins MaHer.
On feuersefdbrli9en SteGen ftelIt
man. abseieben bapon, baB bic 6strefs
fenben Rdumli9tettsn aater bauern>
benz 8erfaluB sebalten fperben, 90
fen auf. 9ierbei fommen ndmentlifp
bic Munitionstammern unb bic SPIT
rttus : Gait in 8etra9t. Petroleum
befpabrt man mDsli9t auf @eItelen
an Der 4uBentpanb bes S9iffes auf.
Die Defenders feuersefabrliden RGuz
me Wulpsrtammern unb Spiritusz
2aft) iimb auBerbem nit beTonberen
6lutbeinriftungen ber5eben, bic es err
m0gliden, biefe RGume obne peiteres
bon Wafer ldufen gu ldfen.
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an ben Ort bes 0euers bssibt. gs
se90rt ferner gum 8ereitma9en bes
S4iffes sesen S~euersssFabr bas Ser
tigmaden n&larmaden" fast Der
Seemann = aler pumpen, einl6liebz
LID b~erienigen Der Mafdine. b. +. Der
Sampfpumpen. @ine Wabregsl, pelz
DIE bic abIdlisBung bes 2uftSusss be-
5pedt, lit 'bas S9IieBen Der S9otten
unb Ssitenfeniter. S6lieBli9 madt
man bic 9oote bereit, felt aber an bic
@eitenboote PoIten, bamit tein bor5eis
tiger pber unerlaubter @ebrau6 Der
8oote itattfinbe. Die QrreTtanten
perben sntlaRen unb bic 8ranten ipers
ben an @ed sebra9t. UNI fie. ipenn
feline 9offnuns our Hettuns bes Sdtf=
fee mebr porbanben lit. ais erite in bic
9pote su %brinsen.
Die SauptIade betm 2DT4en bss
Geuers 1T. MaFer an ben Srt bes
8rdnbes seldnsen au laFen. gu bies
fem 3pede befinben itd in iebemS 6iff
Iotrpbl 9dnSz dIs au9 Mafhinsns
pumper. Ollie nerereu 9ampfT9iffe
BADEN ferner cine f~osenannte Seuer=
l6ideinri4tuns. Gum Sreiben Der
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-02-26
Girens=giloer.

Wer BON uns tpGre in ben golbenen
&inbertasen bon benz 3auber bes@ors
tes ngirtus" unberiibrt e%ebliebsnl limb
pie Mander muB f4 beimIi9 ssites
ben. baB ct nod 6eute ni9t bon benz
3auber BET Circus : 8oriteaungen be-
freit lit! Offenbar TT nit benz girs
cus cine gepife Romuntit p~erbunben.
lpelde ben MeniGen anSiebt, bod itedt
audi ipieber binter biefer Homantit
Elm Slid Profd. beItebeub in ernitbafs
ter 4rbeit unb Sorge. Sebenfalls lit
bas benz Circus ~setpibmete 2ebsn elm
ungetpDbnli4es. on Senfatipnen reia
DIES unb aufpeilen febr pergniistes. NOS
fir fdon bic Semperamente Der girz
cusleute birsen. S9fpermiitbise
&ppfbdRger unb Welandolifer finben
fi9 taum in bieier SpbGre.
SIN mobernen Circus inb por als
lem bic Dreiiirten Sbiere beimii9 ses
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0as @enre ben elephantenbrsIur

9as @enre Der glepbantenbrsFur
fon brra einer Jranaoien 9amsns
g~aIigndrb beeriinbet lporben fem, Der
im BARRIER Ib:ersarten 0Grterbienite
perfdh unb. fpie bies oft geI9iebt. 70
gum 3eitbertreib an perf9iebenen feis
uer 3Oslinse feline eraieberifde &unft
erprobte, go bra6te er ben @lepbanz
ten aGerlei 8unititiide BEL. ~porldufis
gum Grsoben Der @artenbeIu9er.
Damn berfiel er auf bic Sbee, biefe grs
foIse auf cine eeiptnnbrinsenbe art
~dussunuben. er ipurbs profefiioneIler
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. urb feitber tit
aud ber elephant ~eireusfdhig setporz
ben. Man erinnert fid Der fleinen
Glepbantenberbe. bic 8arnum mit>
fiibrte; es mar babel bauptiddli9 duf
MoHentpirtung abgefeben. tpGbrenb
bic pornebmen glepbanten : 9omp=
teurs ourd cine fubtilere Q~usbitbuns
iener RiHsltbiere unfreitpilis fir bic
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gu ben 8orfi9tsmuBreseln sebOrt
aud. baB auf 8riessf9iffen gu be-
ftimmten 3eiten ale entbehrlifen
Geuer selofdt unb tpdbrenb Der Radt
gu beitimmten 3eiten Ronben sesan>
gen iperben. DAB man beim llebernebs
men bon Munition bic 5euer loI9t.
biirfte ats ielbftperitGnbli9 selteu.
SIT dber trob aaer 9orIi4tsmaBres
ssfIl bod 5euer I'm Sdiff a~ussebros
den, 10 gilt es, ~besielben mSslidIt
f6nen Serr su tperben. lin bieies gu
betpirfen, 1T bic Mannfdaft fir Der>
Idiebene @erridtungen einsetbeilt.
Inter 2eitung bes eriten Sffi3iers
Itebt cine fleine. aber sef4ulte Sruppe.
pelde bic Seuerpebr genannt fpirb.
sic beitebt aus benz 8potsmann. benz
Zimmerman nit eintsen a~usgepGbls
ten unterpfficiersn unb MannI4aften.
9iefe 2euts iinb NIT @ert5eugen, tpie
8eilen, 8rsdetfen Ii. +. IN. uusgeriiftet
unb bilben bic &erntruppe. ipel4e ii9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-02-26

8erbreituug bes @laubens an bic Glea
pbdntentlusbeit propaganda MAIDEN.
IS TT bamit ni9t gar nett Der, iie
firGten eben nur, 10 ipie bas 5~arteite
BON Meniden beberrfdts Sbisr. bic
8elditigunsen unb tbun am Gnbe lire
4rbeit = na9 benz 8orbilb pieIer
Menfden = serabe nur. I'm Rube gu
baben.
Die berporragenoiten g~lepbantenz
brefeure iinb sesenpGrtis Der ameri>
taniIde Reser SbpmpIon, Ter gngs
ldnoer Srforb unb Ger 9erliner M.
8rofe, Der unter benz Ramen Marimts
lian auftritt. Seine probuctionen,
bic fid bes 8ufes srfreuen. bic ieiner
befoen &tbalen gu iibertreffen, baben
benz 3et9ner als 8orbilb geoient.
Die Srase. oh gum GlepbantsnbGn=
bigger Ober gum 20fpenbdnbigsr mebr
Muth seb0rt. bleibt unsnti9ieber. Die
@efabren piirften iih fait bic Wage
balten. 9as llnterfanseR. ii9 BON
benz monitroien Reprdfentanten Der
3bierpelt. beifen tOrperlide @erbGlts
niffe lGngit nidt mebr in unIere qes
riobe sebDren, ben umfangrei9enSd us
lcnfuB auf bic 8ruft ieben gu laHen,
lit fGlieBlid ebenip berfdnsli9 fpie bic
2iebtoiunsen. nit benen Der 2otpen<
bdnbiger ieinen Peniiondren f4mei=
feIt. 8ergiBt Der Oidbduter muir eis
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men augenblid lars feline quite @r5ies
buns". 10 finb bic Rippen pes auf benz
8pben liesenben bilfloIen 9errn unb
Meiiters unfeblbar 5ermaImt. 4u9
ionit lam es linn bisier sisantifden
&0rpertruft ssssniiber f9ltmm erse>
FEN. HiFel unb Stobadbne Iinb 10
unbeimlide 0inse fpie has fdarfe
Raubtbisrgsbib bss 20tpsn.
9is sur @raufamteit sing bic DreIs
Turmetbpbe Der alien S9ule. @s lit
ni9t su leugnen, baB bic Neuerer auf
biefem 9ebiet = q. 3. Der beriibmte
MtenagsriebeiiBer 9asenbed in giant
burg bic @enaltmittel m0gli4t abs
aufduffeR fu6ten unb DEFENDERS bas
INSTRUMENTATION BON pilben S9iez
rem, bic ii9 ionit afs @rbfeinpe eesens
iberiteber, bur9 Site gu erreiden
pfleeen. 9ieIe ~fosenannte n5abme
Srefur" = bic freilia nit fiiblbarem
Sabel bermif9t lit =. pirb Iogar bel
unbdnbiaen ipilben Shieren nit @rs
folg anseipenbet unb fol- fi9 Defenders
BET in Der @efangeni4a seborensn
Sbieren betpGbren.
Die meiitsn brefIirten 9biere: Cos
fpen, Sigsr u. +. ~. bic i'm Circus pors
sefiibrt nsrben, finp felt ibrer friibez
item Susenb benz Minsn bes Somps
tours unterniirfig gema6t iporben.
Sin SaupterforberniR 1T dber, baB bic
S6iere BON 4nfaus an muir cine uno
stpar bic neutrality-suspicious. ibres
Serrn unb Meiiters tennen lernen.
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9 9ematifae Darfeffung
Der 5eaerlD9 porri4 s
tun q.

As
aud auf Oberbed t0nnen an bieIe
Steigrobre Sdldude ansef9lasen
iperben. DieIe S9lGude, iotpie Elm
Muabtiid finb neben iebem Steisrpbr
in einem 2aiten aufbefpobrt, unb man
bat alfo nidts tpeiter n0tbis. ala ben
Sdlaud gu befeitisen (anidlasen),
absurolen, bas Munbfiid aufsuieBen
uHb Elm 8enttf su Dffnen, INN fofort
WaHsr gu bdben. Sn ben meiiten
Gduen bon ~Geuer i'm S6iff" seniigt
elm rubises unb b%efpnnenes @orseben,
UNI NIT 1penis MdFer. aber beito mebr
faltem 9lut Der 9efahr su begesnen.
SIN ben. engen RGumli9feiten madt
ii9 ftets Der Rau9 iebr unangenebm
seltenb, unb bisier 1T oft bic llrIade.
baB bas Seuer cine oiel sr0Bere @uss
breitung annimmt, als es mDslid
pGre, tpenrl man fofort an ben 9erb
besfeIben selaugsn t0nnts. Nan bat
aus bieIem 8runbe f9on bielfa9
Rdudhauben %cpnitruirt. unb dud ilns
fer zines Bib seist sinsn nit elmer
IoIden ausseriiiteten Mann. Der i'm
@egriff TT. our Stelle bes 5euers gu
selangen.
Die 5lutbsinri9tunsen gum 1lnters
tpdFerIeben Der MunitionsrGume urb
Spiritus=2 at gebraudt man felbfts
beritdnbli6 nur in Sdnen brinsenbfter
@efabr. Sin ~befonberes Mittel ipens
bet man neuerbinss decentralization
segen Seuerssefabr an. nGmli9 bas
20fden bes Seusrs nit 9ampf. Der
betreffenbe Baum pirb abseI4loHen,
unb man ldbt bur6 befonbere ginrids
tungen Ddmpf sinftrOmen. Sierbur4
pirb bas sSeuer erfttdt. SnbeB finb
au9 fdon Sdne su per3eidnen, mn bic
Ginri6tuns perfast bat. Sebenfaas
lit aud auf Standardization ber9runbs
Tab mdbsebenb. tpelder eingangs dnsez
Seutet purbe unb Der in ben @orten
liest Der Huge Mann baut Dor."
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porben. Der reitenbe, bur6 Reifen
fprinsenbe Bar, se5dpmte 26ipen unb
@lepbanten, abseri4tete @iel, 9Dde,
S9meine. 8aben. Sauben, @dnIe iinb
neben ben sablreiden 5unhe : Gniems
bles bic sepobnIidIten artiiten bsr
Sbierrpelt. gu ben b~eliebteften Hums
mern bes moberneR Circus seb0rt bic
@orfiibrung Der 20pen uno Der Gle
pbantsn. Oils eriter 2Dpenbdnbiser
gilt Bath, ber ii9 in ben ied3iger
Sahren i'm Circus Rena proouairte.
Sein .perIonal" beItanb mir aus finf
Mitgliebern, aber iebss = Elm 20ne.
8attb's Giibnbeit erregte bas srOBte
4ufIeben. Ratiirli9 fanb Bath alss
balb Radabmer unb Hipalen. Settler
1T bic @orfiibruHs breifirter 80nise
Der Miiits = bic sumeift muir einen I'M.
bebeutenben Reft ibrer tOnisliden
Wirbe betpabrt baben = cine fait als
tdglide Programmnummer. Die Go
tpeubdnbiaer iiberbieteu fid in ber an>
3abl Der bestpunsenen rWiiientOnige"
unb s. Seth. Der sesenfpGrtis nit ieis
men fiinfunO5pdnSig 20pen reiit.
biirfte rpbl ale @pncurrenten iibers
trumpfen.
gs bauerte nidt ldnse. ba traten
fpeiblihe 26ipsnbdnbiger herbpr. Sc
lit cine befdnnte Grfdeinuna in Der
Girfuss unb 4rtiftentpelt, baB mad Ell
ner sefpiHen .3eit bic beliebten PRO-
buftionen Der 3iinftler, iosar bic
fdfpierigften, bon 8iinftlerinnen nahs
geabmt uHb oft nit ebenfp bel 8ras
pour aussefiibrt tperben. Die 9lsi9s
bere6tisuns Der 5rauen auf alien Sc
bieten! So b~iirften geeenpdrtig biz
20penbGnbigerinnen fpsar in Der lie
beraabI fein.
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e8nsibiges Engagement.

8adfifd Olga (auf benz Bale su
ibrem Better. Der Rarinecffi5ier if):
s2ieber Better 9urt. ensasire mid
ho1 einmal rs9t triessmurinemGbis!"
MarineIieutsnant: rs3u gefebl. lies
bes Goufinden! = bdrf i9 alio bic
~Sfed" aufforbern. in RunOtan5s6or<
nation nit Wal5er @eI6piubtsteit
inter msiner Gfuase Elm 8ierteltiinbs
den in bieiem SaaIe gu freuaeng"
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= BON 4nnaItstif9. Der.
tbeioiger: nIllerbings bat mein Rtient
benz 9eiddbisten feline 8leiber &c.
raubt! M0se Der hobe @ertdtsbof ben
umftanb als Milbsrunsssrunb aes
ceptiren, bdb bies an ienem Sage, mo
IS entiebIi9 ihpiil mar, fir ben Be-
I4dbisten eisentIi9 cine Wohltbat
fpdr!@-
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Die Idnafte NfIanae

Die tGngfte pfIan3e
cine f9pimmenbe Meerespflanae. Mas
crpcpitis ppriferu. Die 450 SUB lang
pirb.
Gin $500 Sabr aftes esn p'
tif9es S9iff bat man i'm Wiiitenfanoe
sefunoen. Sc lift 80 Sub lang unb
aus Gebernbola 9ebaut.
Die Detnernte 6rdnfs
rsi9s in bieIem Sabre tpirb auf
mshr ols 3S MiliOnen S%ettpliter ses
Ihdbt.
9tabtm gneteperbenb
hober Semperatur unmagnstif9. 9ieie
GrIdeinung tritt elm, ipenn man bic
Mdenete auf 10000 @rab gelItus
srbibt. Rad benz Grfalteu Fnb Die
Stablftiids piebsr masnstif5.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-02-26

,sSrau @irtbin. beut' fommen gu
ans iebsnfaGs biet' Stabtleut' 'rdus,
hell g 8stter 10 fdDn lit. unb mir
baben mir als Sdpeinsbraten. aGf'
unb 9utter!@
.Tns madt mir! 9a fdreiben g
nur bic gang Speif'fart'n bon uno
itreiden g nader 4nes 1pieber aus
Bis auf Sf,peinsbraten, 4Gf' unb
Butter, bamit b Staptleut' feb'n.
mas ma bel uns heut' f9o' aaeg
bdb'n bat tonnd!"
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= IN d brt. profeFor: .9as
1T nun i9on bic brittle Srase. bic sic
ni6t pifen.~ ganbibdt (ftotternb):
u2dHen Sic mir etpas 3eit sumgaa9s
finner. Serr ProfeHor." Profefor:
~Se9r germ; seniigen Sbnen aipei St.
mefter?"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-02-26

5anbpumpsn iperben LANCE aurbsln
acknowledgement unb babur9 pirb
errsidt. baB cine srOBe 3abI bon Msn=
f9en an ben pumpsn arbeiten fam.
Smmerhin 1T bds. mas MenIden leis
fen t6nnen. MIR peridtpinbsnb tlein
sesen ben setpdItisen arbeiter
DAMP.
unfere Ibbtlbunsen peranI9auIis
den bic Notwithstanding. bic nit
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-02-26

aeiben unb gntbebrunsen getIast bat.
@us ibren e%insefalIenen ause1
6lidt @nseIsgiite. sd lam mid er.
tGtten". faste lie ld9eInb, naber bas
&inb fann nidt nit 8erriFenen Site.
fefn i'm erften Sdnee seben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-02-26
.Mnienshme Musfidt.

= NngeHthme UTE TUT
5rember Tim 8auernpirtbsbaus):,
~Sas Sdus 1T ia heute tpis dusseitor-
ben! $40 1T benn Der Wirth, bic Mirs
thin, bic ainber -g@ = 9austneft:
Die iinb ale obeu unb arbsiten an
Sbrer Rs9nung."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-02-26

Der tGeins Sinansier
9err Mpferiebn: nSbis. mein Sohn.
i9 seb' jebt aus. Dir 3u tdufen elm
tleirts 8-iiesrden.4 - Der fletns
Sbis' .8aterlebeu. tparum taufft Du
nidt gIei4 3lpiainse. ba triesft 8u fis
bi1iger."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-02-26

-8sim Seirathsbermi tt
me-. Die Dittpe, bic sic mir
empfoblen baben. gefGut mir fptpeit
gang gut; muir bab' i'd eebOrt, iie fOn
febr enersii6 fein unO einmal fOsar
ibren SeeIigen bic sdn5e Radt auf ben
8alton gsiperrt haben!4 = .Rd, ba
mietben Se einfa9 e. 8obuuns obne
8alfon!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-02-26

- nn5ufrieben n. .gs lit
bod ettpas 5errlides, Jrau @ebeinlz
ratb, INN bic 9eiftesblibe Sbres 9errn
9smabls!" sOas fdpn! =. Wsnn er
Ti9 uur aud INNER orbentli9 3sit
basu nGbm'!@
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gr pteF T..

Grau Regiitrator: Isle 9atbi. am
erften Sanuar mill ii9 mein Mann
%penfioniren lafsn!"
nalts a6din: npeniioniren tafen9
= Waar' net libel - Dos letoen q
net, 5rau Resiitratpr! Da trautert
er uns ia ben ean5en Sag baheim bers
unb bait uns mo- mebr duf!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-02-26

= 8etber So93eitsfeier.
@af gum anberen): ~Wo 1T benn Der
iunge Gbemann fdon tpieber2" =
ND. Der lift gu sIidli4! Seben @us
ssnbtid lduft CT biHaus unb aGbIt bic
Mitaift ndh!@
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-02-26

Serr: ~aa. sndbise 5rau. sGuuben
sic mir: bic 2iebe, bic sic Dor flint
Sdbren in meinem 9erSen angeSiinbet,
slimmt INNER nod fort!"
DAME: n9d iinb sic ia Der reinfe
@limmitengeI."
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Parksley.

Mr.. A. P. Plat, OF Hazleton, Pa
is spending few days in town.
Mr. Harry Bennett, OF Philadel-
phia, is visiting his mother this week
Mrs. L. D. Lewis and Miss Carrie
johnson made a trip to Baltimore
this week.
Misses Addie and Mamie Parks are
spending several weeks with friends
In Baltimore.
Mr.. T. j. Scott, quite sick OF late
with pneumonia complicated with
other diseases, is now improving and
will soon be out of danger.
Capt. VIM. II. Lewis, a worthy and
highly esteemed citizen, died at his
houe on Hunting Creek, Thursday
evening, June 4th. He was well
known throughout the county and In
other sections Of this State and
Maryland as a just and honorable
III an and highly respected by every
one for his square dealing. He wai
ut one time probably the wealthiesl
man ia Accomac.
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Church Notes.

There will be preaching at Bloxom
Methodist Church next Sunday after
noon instead OF night, as is -custo
mary. Services will begin at four
o'clock sharp. There will be no
preaching at Guilford Sunday after
noon.
Some weeks ago the lady members
and friends of Grant Memorial
NJ. P Church concluded to make an
effort to raise money to be expended
in painting the Church building.
Mrs. Eva NAPLES offered gold medal
to the lady who solicited the largest
amount of money for this object, land
last week the amounts raised in cash
were paid in, aggregatlng 5000, OF
which amount, Miss Eva. q. Stewart,
of Keller, solicited $4,000. The
amount raised Tor the purpose will
be larger when all subscriptions are
paid In. The members Of the church
hereby tender their THANKS to all
who contributed to the good cause,
especially Mrs. NAPLES and Miss
Stewart who took such an active
part in the matter.
Members.
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Onley.

Mr.. l.. J. Savage spent the week In
the Northern cities on a business
trip.
Miss Lola Bull entertained large
party OF her young friends at her
home on Tues lay, her birthday
The irst shipment Of round pota-
toes from this station, this season. was
made by Mr.. Geo. w. Kelly last week
Mr.. Tank Chopper, contractor and
builder Of our town, is engaged In
erecting handsome dwelling for
Geo. E. Phillips, of Melfa
Masters Edwin L. McMath and Roy
Broughtou, students at school In
Bedford city, arrived home last week
for their summer vacation.
Cedar Island has been a popular
resort for many of our people this
season. Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Bloxom
and Misses Leila Haley, L. MAZDA
Marsh, Sallie Finney and Kittie
James spent pleasant day there on
Wednesday.
improvements in our town con-
tinue. The dwelling of Mr.. Nj. W..
Bull is being beautified at this time
with coat of paint and plans and
specifications are being prepared for
a new dwelling to be erected soon by
Mr. L. 0. Watson in our town.
Mr.. Shalmanezer Scott, an indus-
trious farmer and good citizen, who
has been in declining health for some
ii ne, died Sunday at his home, near
Onley, aged about 90 years. Services,
conducted by Rev. R. N. Hardness,
were held over his remains at Metho-
dist Church at this place on Monday,
interment in family burying ground
near Daugherty. He leaves eight
children.
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BlOxOn

Mr.. Eugene R Mason, of Rich
mond, Va, visited relatives here this
week.
Dr. J. w. Bowdoin, chairman
Board Of Fisheries, made a business
trip to Baltimore this week
We are glad to report, that Mrs.
Jas. Bloxom who has been quite sick
for the past two weeks, is GONZALES
cling.
Mrs. A. w. Short returned home
Tuesday after spending several days
with relatives and friends in Balti-
more and Delaware.
Again we hear the rumble OF the
cooper's tools in our barrel houses.
This signifies that the manufacturers
believe that there is going to be some
potatoes ia this vicinity this season
A tribe of the "Independent Order
of Red Men, has Teen insticuted at
this place. The officers report the
tribe in a fourishing condition. New
members being admitted every meet
ing night.
Mr.. a. L. Cutler, who has for the
! past few months been filling the po'
sit;on of relief agent on N. Y, P. 4
n. has returned to his regular duty
az night agent at this place. Mr.. L. ID
Kilmon who has been filling his place
here has been returned to Bailwood
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Notice to Office-holders.

Ali bonded County and District
officers, whose terms were extended
by section II of the schedule ordain-
ed by the late Constit' ,ional Conven-
ton, are require by section II Of
said schedule, to enter into new bond
in the same penalty, with security,
and conditioned for faithful per-
Torrance Of dlty etc.
Upon failure to give such bond"
before the 1st day of July next, the
officers shall upon the expiration OF
the term for which the incumbent
thereof was chosen become vacant"
Such bond can be executed before
the Court on the first and second
DAYS of the June term next, not later.
Sam'l 7. Ross, Judge OF
Accomac County Court.
Accomac G. H., Va, June 8, 1908.