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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-03
THE RIGHT THING.
A New Catsrrh Cure, Which is Rapidly
Coming to the Front.

For several years, Red Gum, Blood
root and Hydrastin have been recog
niZed as standard remedies for catar-
rial troubles, but they have always
been given separately and only very
recently an ingenious chemist succeed
ed in combining them together with
other antiseptics into a pleasant, effec-
tive tablet
Druggists sell the remedy under the
name of Stuart's Catarrh Tablets and
it has met with remarkable success in
the cure of nasal catarrh, bronchial
and throat catarrh and in catarrh of
the stomach.
Mr.. +. ~ Benton. whose address is
care of Clark House, Troy, n. u, says:
when run up against anything that
is good like to tell people of it. I
have been troubled with catarrh more
or less for some time. Last winter
more than ever. Tried several So
called cures. but did not get any bene-
fit from them. About six weeks ago
I bought a so cent box Of Stuart's Ca
tarrh Tablets and l am glad to say
that they have done wonders for me
and / do not hesitate to let ali my
friends know that Stuart's Catarrh
Tablets are the right thing.
Mr.. Geo. J. Casanova of hotel Griffon
West 9Th street, New York City,
writes: II have commenced using
Stuart's Cat;lrrh Tablets ana already
they have given me better results than
any catarlh cure have ever tried"
A leading physician of Pittsburg adj
vises the use of Stuarts Catarrh Tab
let's in preference to any other treat
nent for Cat;rrh OF head, and throat
or stomach.
He claims they are far superior to
inhalers. .sllves, lotions or powder. and
are much more convenient and pleas
ant to take and are 50 harmless that
little children take them with bene-
fit as they contain no opiate. cocaine
or any poisonous drug. feb3,5,1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-03
LAMP EXPLODED
And Two Deaths May Result
Therefrom at Bridgton.
Mother Seizes Endangered Children
and Rolls Them in Snow.
Is Herself Badly Burned and With One
Child May Die.

Lewiston, Me-, Feb. "A special to
the Journal from Bridgton, Me-, says:
One of the worst accidents for years
in Bridgton's history happened, this
morning. A kerosene lamp exploded,
setting fire to the night dress Of the
two children, aged three and five years,
of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Cannon.
The mother. with them in her arms,
rushed out Of doors and rolled them
in the snow, setting fire to her own
clothing in so doing. She extinguished
the flames which enveloped her in the
same way, but she and. the eldest
child were so severely burned that they
are not expected to live.
Mrs. Cannon is the daughter of
Frank Seavey
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-03
PORTLAND's STRIKE.
A Full Crew Will Fill Striking Plaster
ers' Places, Today.

Portland. Me-, Feb. 1.-The attempt
to settle the plasterers' strike now on
in this city has not succeeded and the
men are still out at the Lafayette no.
tel. where the trouble started. Twelve
and during the day seven more ar
rived from out of town. Seven more
are expected, in the morning, which
viii complete the crew.
The plasterers struck to compel the
Tenders Union to recognize six plas-
terers with whom they had refused TO
work. The Plasterers Union is local
and that OF the tenders belongs to the
international body.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-03
NATIVE OF MAINE.
Death of Miss JEANNE Paine, the Well
Known Authoress.

Cambridge Mass. Feb. Miss
Jeannie Paine. aged Ga years, daughter
Of the late Henry w Paine. died. yes
terday morning, at her home, sc Sparks
street, Cambridge. She had been an
invalid for Il number of years. She was
the author of u pamphlet published
when wonaan's suffrage first COM
nenced to occupy the public mind, OPP
posing the movement.
She was born in Hallowell. Me, but
had lived in Cambridge nearly 40 years.
she Was memher'of the First Parish
church, Unitarian. She lived very
quiet life. The mterment win be, in
Mount Auburn cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-03
BRUNSWlCk'S LIBRARY.
Town Votes Unanimously to Accept
w. j. Curtis Offer.

Brunswick. Me, Feb. This town
has voted unanimously to accept an
offer recently made by William j. Cur
It's of New York, which includes q plot
OF land on Pleasant street and the sum
OF $4,000 to be used in sNie constrnc-
ton Of public library t5 be known as
the Capt. John Curtis Memorial Lii
brary."
When the offer Of Mr. Curtis was
made it was conditional upon the town
apprcpriatng the sum of $1,000 an
nually for the support of the library.
and Mt a meeting of the board of Sc
lectmeh 1t was decided to hold a special
town meeting to decide whether or not
the offer should be accepted
AT the meeting, which was held, to-
day there was not Il dissenting voice
ard 1t is expected that work on the
new building will be begun at once.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-03
CAUGHT IN ACT.
Illegal Sale of Trout Reported
at Mi||inocket, Me-
Warden Pollard SEXES 81 from a
Well-known Registered Guide.
Commissioners Regard It as an I'm.
portant Revelation.

Millinocket, Me, Feb. 2.-(SpeciaD.-
Complaint was made to Commissioner
Carleton of the Fish and Game Com
mission, last week, that trout were be-
ing sold IN Millinocket and served at
hotels and private houses.
Warden Pollard was detailed to in
vestigate the case. He overhauled the
teamster Friday, coming out to Milli-
nocket. searched his sled and found 81
trout which would weigh one-half u
pound each ON an average. The team
ste-' is registered guide. He Will set
tie in the municipal court and win be
deprived of the privilege of guiding.
This is regarded by the commission
ers as an important revelation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-03
THE LICENSE ISSUE
viii Be Again Acted Upon, Today, by
Vermont Voters.

Burlington Vt, Feb. 2.-After more
than half century of prohibition, Yer
mont is again face to face with the IL
cense issue, and, tomorrow, the voters
of the state will decide whether the
cities and towns shall be allowed to
vote on the question of permitting the
sale Of Intoxicating liquors, guarded by
high license. after March /, or post
pone local option until December, 1906.
Although the agitation in favor Of
high license has been increasing grad
ually for some years, it was not until
the advent of p. w. Clement of Rut-
land. as candidate for governor solely
on that issue that the agitation became
aggressive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-03
SMALLPOX AT BlDpEFORD,
Some Suspicious Cases-Seven Cured
SO Still in Hospital.

Biddeford, Me, Feb. mo new cases
Saturday. although there were several
of a suspicious nature, this afternoon.
In all there are SO patients at the hos
pital, seven persons having been dis
charged, today. as cured. The Board
Of Health mas issued an order prohib-
ting all kinds of public amuscnents
for an indefinite period. Compulsory
vaccination in the schools was put in
force. today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-03
NEW SET OF RULES
BY New York Clearing House for the
Trust Companies.

New York, Feb. 1T was annouced,
today, that the Clearing House COM
nlittee will recommend to the full as
sociation. Wednesday,, Il new set of
rules controlling the trust companies.
The rules in brief will require all such
companies clearing through the asso-
citation to keep q 5 per cent. reserve
and provide for an increase of that
amount by degrees at specified times
until a 10 per cent. reserve shall have
been reached. This maximum amount
is twothirds CT the reserve which the
New York state laws compel state
banks to carry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-03
Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington, Feb. 1.-The storm that
was central, Sunday night, over north
ern Missouri has continued its rapid
moteInen by way of the upper Lakes,
and is central tonight over the middle
st. Lawrence valley. Rain and snow
has been general in New England
There Will be snow, Tuesday, in north
ern New England and rain or SNOW in
New England and the miGIle Atlantic
states. ON the New England coast the
winds viii become fresh to brisk west
to northwest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-03
FIRE AT THORNDlkE.
Joseph Peabody and Charles Smart
Lose Farm Buildings.

Thorndikc, Me-. Feb. 2.--(SpeciaD. --:Thc
farm buildings of Joseph Peabody and
Charles Smart of North Thorndikc. WIRE
destroyed by FIRE. Sunday morning. Tl.e
stock and property burned included pair
of steers valued at $500 cows, three hogs,
farming tools, two barrels Of pork and .oe
bushels OF potatoes Three horses were
saved; also the household goods. The fire
originated in the barn. but il what man
ner is not known. The insurance Is $1,000:
probably will not be enough to cover half
th,. loss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-03
MONMOUTH MAN MISSING.
D. A. Jewell Went to Lewiston, Last
Week, and Disappeared.

Lewiston, Me, Feb. 20. A. Jewell, a
well to do South Monmouth farmer, is
missing from his home. He came to
Lewiston. "Wednesday morning, ON bust
on Saturday morning. No word has been
received from him since Wednesday
morning when he left his horse and fu?
coat ut Fairbanks stable on Park
street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-03
ART PORTRAIT CALENDAR FREE
Read the Directions Below and Send Your
Name and Address,

We have limited number of on,
Artistic 1908 Portrait Calendars which
we shall be pleased to send upon re-
ceipt of Your name and address and a
two-eent stamp for postage. These
Portrait Calendars are beautiful and
unique in design and effeet--executed
i'll four colors, two shades of purple,
White and gold, and the portrait in the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-03
DIED FROM INJURIES.
Biddeford Man Fatally Injured in a
Runaway Accident.

Eiddeford, Me, Feb. 2.--Pcter
Rheaumc, IL middle-aged man. died
early this morning. at the hospital, as
the result of injuries received in run
away accident. Sunday. He became
cntangled in the reins and was dragged
by the gallopins horse until thrown
against a post fracturing his skull.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-03
Mrs. Sarah M. Foss of Dexter.

Dexter. Me, Feb. = Mrs. Sarah NJ.
wife of Cyrus Foss. died at the home of
the family on Pleasant street. Sunday
morning, from the result of paralysis.
A daughter, Mrs. T. J. Springall of
Maiden. Mass. and sister Mrs Emily
Springall. survive her. Her age was
rs wears
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-03

rich brown tones of sepia, with q dell
icately tinted back ground of nlauve.
Permit US to again call your attention
to the merits of Father Johns Medi-
cine. The money is refunded for any
cold. cough. throat or lung trouble it
ioes not cure. Prevents pneumonia
and consumption Not a patent med
icine.- carletee and Hovcy Co. Low Z
ELL Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-03
A KLONDlkE STRIKE.
Second Bedrock Gives as High as S25
to the Bucket.

Vancouver, E. G.. Feb. "A special
from Dawson says: A shaft sunk on
the E.ldorado struck second bedrock
G5 feet below the first bedrock, with
six feet of pay gravel running as high
at $25 to the bucket. The strike was
not from the famous gusher which is
now under control The new strike
upsets all mining theories and opens
up remarkable possibilities.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-03
Ex-senator Dawes Seriously Ill.

Fittsfield, Mass, Feb. Former
United States Senator Henry L. Dawes
is seriously i'll ut his home in this city.
That his condition is dangerous is
shown by the fact that grave fears are
held for his recovery. Mr.. Dawes is
Sc years Of age.
Express letters and parcels are now
carried by postotIlce cyclists in Ber-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-03
RAIN OR SNOW.
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK

England, snow in north, rain in south
portion, Tuesday, colder in northwest
portion; Wednesday, rain or SNOW;
variable winds becoming west and
fresh to brisk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-03
NEW LIBRARIES.
Auburn and Brunswick Will
Soon Have Fine Ones.
Auburn Accepts the $4,000 Offer
Made by Andrew Carnegie.
Brunswick Accepts w. j. Curtis Hand :
some $4,000 Offer.

Auburn, Me- Feb. 1.-THE city
council voted, tonight to accept the
offer of Andrew Carnegie for Il $4,000
library, subject to a condition that the
city should appropriate $500 per year
for its maintenance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-03
Capt. Samuel Snow of Bucksport.

Bucksport. Me. Feb. Capt. sam
uel Snow, well known along the New
England coast as a shpmasteY for
many years. died at his home here, this
morning, aged SO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-03
Boston Forecast.

boston, Feb. Forecast for Bos-
ton and vicinity: Rain or snow, Tues
day and Wednesday,; fresh westerly
winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-03
Polo Games.

At LoweIi--I.owell. 10: Worcester. s.
At MISUNDERSTANDING 6: Law
renSa, 3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-03

Scarcely had the darkness Of early
evening settled down upon this trolley
stlike-riGden city before Brig. Gen.
Russell Frost. commanding the troops
Of the Connecticut National Guard, be-
Continued on page ~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-17
Sunmcre.

- Ser Nlarm bon aaRen Al am
Dlontae tpuroe burd bic 3erit6runs zines
8ebdubes on Smiib SiruBe peruriuht,
&,eenlbum bss Wlll,om Sbspslln unb
uon ,bm benCbnt. Meeen WaRerman'
aelS Dar es Der 5euerlpebr nibt m6Bli6,
ons 9etdube su reiten uno fe fonnie nur
oasu isben, oaB anerensenbes Gisenibum
Dor S1aben beuabrt tpuroe. Der on
eeridtete S6aben bettast 81 500, nit
nur 5000 BerF6eruns,
- Srau Dunbar bon Wabifon Apenue
erbieIi am Ssreiiaa bic 8snabridtlpune.
oub ibte To6ter in Rsip Yori seiorben
iel uno bssub fib bann bun, um ben
2elGnum in Gmpfane su nebmen. Ser.
ielbe mar miltleripeile elmer mebi,iniihen
Shuls iiberpieien porben unb bic Srou
ruf aeruos in 3'it elm, um ibn Dor BEN
3erihneloen su retten elne Stunos ipd
ter unO er mare Der @'fsni6aft ,usefa..
len. Die 2eihe tparb Sonntee in Nstp
Dort beieeiest.
H@- 9oloene unb iilberne Tai1snub.
rsn in eroser NusmobI
49.3 6 2uibsr, 1873 @pomins Nps.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-17
Ser dtli6es.

Der ftIbere Select Councilman Dn
bib y. @panS puroe an Snmhas Der
9efetuns ihulOis befunben. Dle erin.
nerllb. purbe er aeleeentlih bem Dal.
ton Strnbenbnbn Wirrparr bon B. q
9oIonb beiduIoist. fur feline Stlmme Su
9unhen oer 8otlase @elO bsllanst A.
baben. Sc nabm bic @sldporsnen fie
ben Stunoen. ii6 auf sInen Dubrip,ut
su einieen.
GborlsS 9bisI, bss ansriffs unb
S6ldserei unb Betreiben e,nss 8orbeas
i6uloIs befunbsn, mub s25 Strofs bes
sablen uno Elm Subr @siausn,b abfissn.
Baird Nu,pbp uon SlD 6Urse. ber
Nlaiam DNlter anguff, bat $40 Stnfe
uno bic 8oiten su besObIen.
Srant Seebs. Batter beS &nbss Der
Wdip Ssebs, batsl0 Strufe su bssabIsn
uno uu1 Der Ululter S25 mOna,lit su
bssubIen.
George Wenis bon SiroueSburs, ber
Dem Sermann Saeen Slbner ftibl. bai
ein Slbr 3u6tbnus obsuiiBsn. oa e,
ibon fIiber pesen ginbruhs peruribelli
nprben NOR.
Ser 7idbrise 8uRsu Sole tpurNe Der
Rsformanit at iibsrwleisn. neil er ieinen
Batter um eine Tafdsnubr bsitOblsn
bate.
Wtnrtin RsuIon, Der Srau @augban
um Siibner bsitubl. enlfam nit orei Wo
naien 8sfdpenlbbaft.
8ulpb Ban @Orbsr erbisIt tpsaen bem
DiebhubI bon Sl2 pier Wonaie @efdnes
nlbbaft.
Srant + bst narb i6ulois bsiunOsn.
ieinen 2umsroben William BlQ,ums
,ufdul8 eripofen au baben uno Ounn A.
81 Strafe unb neun UlOnatsn @sfdns
nib uerurtbellt.
gDiQinm Batter befannte iib bes
Olsbitubls bon pier SdnuppSfdisrn bon
B. y 8eihum idulois uno mub 81
Strafe besoblsn unb brelBis Gage @e,
idnenlb abfben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-17

nune)
40. 9. WOrsan unb 9bonas Carton, Gre.
futprtu bu ptrit Waarp q. Gppares. (Grifs
une snbgiilhat Rt6nung)
5-3bOmas q. g4aIit, aeminilfrator bts
Srf. Sas. 3. Wr5isbt. (Grifs uup tnOeiiItiss
Rt6nuns)
6-Wlitad S'Sara, 8crmuub btr miubsr.
idbrissu RarY 8. RCssrs. (Gupsiitiss 8t&-
nuue)
70Gru,t 8. pain,, gurmuup br miuOu-
iGbristn 9pidu Worrt.
S-Warp 9prtan, Nbmiuiitratpriu bts ptrf.
1bCmIs 6. 9orb,u. (grft, snpsiiIfiss uuO
8rtbtilunss, 8tbnung.)
9-W. 7 garrinetpn. 5rpitss btr prrit. Sane
Sunt. (Grht tbsiIptilt RtGnuus)
10 8ranets 6. Daily. abmiuiaratprin Der
sult. Rtna Z. Daily. (Gnesiiltiss 8s6nuna
il-eutbu 0. ped unb Diniam 3. ped,
gr,futOrtn Der ptrlf. Sarab Z. ped. (9rift
unb sabsiiItiss &s6uuns)
f2-9barlts ". gBaetman unb Gmma 8.
5ayIOT, abminiftratOrsH bu psTf SuIia u.
Bapsman CGnestiltiss Rtbnuus)
f3-R. 8. ansItr. Apminiifratur sr rsrif.
Narp }. Srppn. (SrRs uup suestlliss Sst>
nuns.)
i4-9mbara ROpIanD, aemiuilfratur9u b<r
vert. Dlay RurpIane. tGrfs unp snbaliItiss
Rtbnuug)
t5-8fsS. 6. Snnysn, gsminiRraior bs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-17
Ncrb SCRANTON.

@iIss s. 9sdr bon Gapuea 6tras
Sc. ipeldsr felt ben Isbten 20 Sobrsn
8Ormunn in Der @opuaa Uline mar. itlrh
am Nonius nub spe'tpb heniI,der Srani.
be't on Der Sunaensnlslnoung.
-Dr. 8. s. Suaipan runnte F6
Dlontug. als er Der Siubeaa Gontpup bic
8Ofeur 8sbanbIuna ssssn 5oapuib an.
seoslben lisb. sufd0is bic RaOslipiBs in
ben Daumen uno unierilsbt ii6 nun isIbit
oer Bebanblune, um fiber au iein, bab
er ou4 ni4t bon oer aranspeit befaaen
tpirb.
- Der BoIe peier NoTpIar, peI6er
am Uorlebten Uiontas Hndt bon bsm
Stoliener 8onhite brei b6ie Rspolper
punben suaeftsi erblelt, mnht I'm 2adas
uanna Soiplul quite 5orii6tiite unb
aue orei Wunoen iino am bellen. Sem
4narsifsr iOnnte nod nI6t Oinefefi se'
m DIT tperoen.
- Ser l9 Sabre oIts RuFs Wi6aeI
u. 9tfcpiOp prn 5erbinuno StruBs unb
IN ber @lari 9unnsl Wine anseasQt.
purbe am Samhoe AbenO nuf BEN
oslmDeee nube oer Gupusa Wlne bon
inem 3uee eetroffsn uno auf Der StsQe
aeibbiet. Ser rehts Nrm purb bel be,
5hulter abserlien. Der rsdts SuB su
elmer formIoien WaRe serbrtidt unb au6
Der Sbdbel einsebtidt.
n@- Cine 3tiisbanoiai6e nGre Elm
bdbiheS WsibnadISssibeni. 0ir ba'
Usn bieielben in urenol,1er 8sri6sben.
belt. unO bic Brslis - mir IoFsn Sic
'elbii urtbsilen. Seqer & Sarr,s.
49.3 209 Dpomlne 4uenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-17
500 Selebnuna! 500.

al. esir bisir 3situns psrbsn l& frsun
lu srfabrsr, bab IS psnieltus cine ssfiirbtsts
Srarfbtit ettbt tptl6t bic @iImibaft In al'
ibrtn Stuftn ;u brilsn i'm Stanht 10; San's
aatarrb- Sur 10 bic tiniiss i'Bt bsr apili6sn
9riiosritaft bsfan-it pplitipt sur. Saiarrb sr-
tcrpsrt rls cine GpnifitutiOnsfranfbsit cine COM
itituticutllt Ssbanpluns Sal's Satarrb-Stur
miro iunHItt ssuoHmsn unO pirft birtft auf
bas 9lut unp Die Id simissn Sb rilG6tn bee
Spttms. eapurb bic @runblass Der 8ranfbeit
SsrlfSrsnp unb benz patisnlsu 8raft ssbsnp, in
pcm ne bic @pnIfiiutiOn bss aSrpSrs aufbaut
unO Der Natur in ibrsm Wsrfs bilft. Die 9i-
ssutbimn babsn 70 pisl gsrtrnutn Su ibreu
Stilfrdfisn, rab Tt sinbunbsrt Doaars SsIObn
urs fur isbsn 6aa anbtettn. ben iit su furirsn
pnftblt. eaBt Gut cine etlfe pOn !3usui1sn
fOmmsu. Wian aprtiirs:
8. 8. 9bsutp s. Co., EOltbO, ..
H9- 8rfauft upn alien ApOtbsfsrn, rs Ste.
Sal's 6amiIisn pilsu iIuO bic bsfm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-17
Sine feline Sr9el biais.
Ssben Sic ft bieleIbe an bel uns
8uerniep 9uu,
5l.2 3l4 BoiblneiOn ausnue

- ginen Nlpnat obne 8oQmcnb ipiro
Ous SObr 1904 auitps,itn, ben issb,uar.
Olsiss @tesnIb pIsOetbOlt fdb ale l9
Sabre.
- Daniel Np'rs, bon Der Sirma
Benton. Wpsrs & So. in @lsbelano, frls
ber BIdIibent Der perlrahten Wanbattar
iSre Sniuruncs So. IN Rem gort, puroe
uOn her antluse. bic 8antsrOrlmuiis um
S39. $3.50 beiioblsn su babeu, frsi9elpro.
den.
- Na6ridtsn aus bem SomuIiIunbe
msIoen, oab bic Nnbdnesr bss Dr. b
UuQub WeridenfrsHer finb. Die 2site
elntS 9efdnsenen. ben Der Wuqab bin.
rl6ten lieb. purbe iOfOrt psripah. Rsbs
rsre Welber, be bon BEN SIeli6 sennftt
batten. tpuroen Desweesn nuf 8eistl bos
WulOb iofOrt eei6Iat ttet uno sbsnious
uufpefrsfsu. Dem Wuaab n Der Bro
oicnt tnupp. uno penn es babel oapn
elnmal Nenihenbrutsn abt, fol- oetfsIbe
auslHIlsblt8 fir bic arieecr bshImmt
isin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-17
q 6uls y eb1rbe.

0iefe &5rpeti6uft nubm ON Woniap
Ibeno elnit,mml9 uno Obne @ommeniai
elne BON Sbrelfsr Uoreelesie &'iOIuttop
an, aueds grnennuns zines Spss'al 60.
mites bon ftinf Ooer feben 0inslisosrn
Der 8et6tbe. tpel6es init Dem AnDali
Der 8sbbrbe bas Nabere in 8eirsf be-,
SpOrteln bss hdonibsn SGnbmeliteIs
belm 8 Sinbbabsn oss 9eloes oer 8.b6tbe
feititelen fOa,
98lQiam 9aerfe bon Der W6rteItrdaet
Union mar etihlenen, um baeeaen ,u
ptoteftiren, buB an Der neuen Sohidule
9i,6ibdreer ar it:luna erbalten uno er.
iutle, oaB man nur Burger anitsllen
ioQte. Die Sahe purbe benz 8au So.
mite iibeiipieien
Ri6 elnsm fur;en pcrseIeeten @uta6.
ten bes 8sbDtoeahpaltss il bic 8eb6ro oe
nidt fdr bic Ulietbe baitbur fur bas Sc.
cduOe Oer 2bomus Srn,erIOfsnidaft on
Sdo Drain Apsnue. oaS oils Nnnsr ge.
mieibet uno bann ipdter aufsseebsn
wuIe,
Ncgtlap i@Ius Dor, bob tpsnn bic
Raht6ulen nd&ftsn Dionot sr5fnei
wetoen, 70 iolte eln nsberiebsr fur oQs
Sdulen NIT bier ooer msbr 3,mmern er
nunnt tperoen, um be OIonuns aufreti
su erbaIten. Die Sube erresle elpus
OppOiiilOn uno naro suleSt referut
2eonaro mu6te auf ben anaeblid unii
Geren 5uitdno bss RO. 30 Innsr nuf.
merriam uno oas 8aucomrts puroe ba.
rauf ansepieien, bic 4nseIesenbelt ~
unleriuhen.
Daniel @slbert pur6e aIs Golefiot
Der tldiidnbiaen Sieuern in ben SIb.
ielte BaroS ernannt unb Srau aoitie
Start dls SanitreB bss Ro. 38 anu'r
anssfeat. Die 3nbQ'it Der 2sbrer ful
Oesembsr srbleIt 9efdusune.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-17
Ieaiifer's Nacbricbt.
I'm als 9tsatcrsn. GreeitOrsu uno uuO.rs int,
rsfiirtt HsrlOusn.

an ole Gtsatcrsn. Grsritorsu unO nuO.rs int..
rsfirtt RerlOusn.
ROdrdt miro bsrmit ssa,bsn, onb Die na6.
bsnnnntsn Berloueu ibte 8sdnun9sn ei gstra.
aeu babsn in Dem amte oeb Regifttrs j1r 8rii.
una bon Sefnmenien uno Grtbeilun9 bon No.
miuiitraio1spa ieren in uno fur oas county
9adaUanna ooB beia9te dominiitratoren. ggs.
iutoreu uuo 8ormiinor ibrs Rehnungen in
rem amts oss 8saifsrs beslittn babsn unb
oob ouisbsn Dem Baiisn 8trihte oes beiaeten
Gouuiss Srr Bsftdtiauug Uoraelegt rusroen am
Ronta9. Den /. Sauuar 1904, um 10 ubr
BOrmitiass i'm Strldtsgebinos.
f-Wlarp u. Did on une Samts u. eintn,
lbtrltbsups GrfutCrtu trs pTlf. Ibpmas Did
ion (Sriii, ibtilptlt Rsbuuua.)
2-OStVrss ". Wuaen Grtfutur bee ptrf.
ambrUls Wulsy. (Drittt tbtnrrstlt 8tbuune)
3-0barIss 0. DapiOn, 9rsiutOr Der VERT.
glilubsib GbiIp. (srffs uns tnSsiiliiss Rf@.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-17
Mn sdjwinoii6tige.

Der Ilnttssidnsie, Der eurb Gin sspSbnIihts
Wittsl sur 6jduubbtit pisbr bsrstlfrlt pures
narhsm CT sntse Sabre lang an elmer fbpusn
eunseufrdufbsit uup an Der srfirbhtrn aranf-
brt S6piubiu6t ssliitsn bate, bat tiu srpbss
grIaussn, Itiusu WiiIrirsnem eas Mitsl pfr
btiung btfdnnt ~ mahtn Alsn Dsnitniatn,
bic ts pnlduasH, pirp er frtunelitff fpifrufrti
cine ablbrift Der 3ubtrtituue ibidtu, ptts ft
ais cine ihns StiuHs fir S6winbIuht, Afb.
ma, 9ataub, Srpn6itis uuo ale Sals- uno
SunsCnfrauibsiFu hupsu tptrbtn. 9r bpTt, baB
ale etiesuesn itin SsiImihtl probirsn ptrbtn,
ba % itbr pTibpca IT, Ditisnissn, ptltr bic
3ubsrtituus peIaustn, tpslts ibntn uibis fpittu
wire, unb Gin Stssu fur ft iriu mag, pUlru
etfdaisa
Gtrp. Geparb u. 8iIlen,
Srppiiyu, y. D., aersilirtH.
GrpGbHs bifit 3eiinHs.