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The Washington times., 1903-07-17
The Whereabouts
of Some People.
Summer Resort GOSSIP.

Mrs. Levi P. Morton. who is spending
the summer with her daughters at her
camp in the AdirOndacks. is at Newport
for a short while.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w Woodward. who
have left their Stockbridge home for
time. and have been in Newport for
visit. are expected at Saranac Inn
shortly.
William c. Whitney arrived at Bar
Harbor last night, to spend few days
with his daughter. Miss Dorothy Whit
ney. who is there for the summer.
Senator Marcus A. Hanna and Mrs
Hanna are expected at Bar Harbor on
next Tuesday for an extended visit.
Among the recent arrivals at the I'm
perial. Narragansett Pier. are DR.. and
Mrs. w H. Abercrombie, of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs E. S. Draper. of Hopedale.
Mass. who are well known in Wash
ington. are also stopping there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. B. Johnson and Miss
Marguerite and Miss Pauline Johnson
and Miss Pauline Heitmuller are at the
Kee Mar Hotel, Hagerstown.
Newport society was surprised yes
terday afternoon when Mrs. Ogden Goe-
let and her daughter. Miss May Goelet.
drove up to the Casino. Dispatches had
stated that she was abroad. The Goelef
villa at Ochre Point is open for the
season. and Mrs. Goelet proposes to give
several entertainments.
The Washington times., 1903-07-17
SAVED OFF SHIPWRECK

ST. JOHNS. n. F, July IA tug
which returned from the wrecked steam
er Monterey, near st. Pierre. brought it's
captain, crew. Lloyd's agent. and the
only passenger. Part Of the cargo will
be saved.
The Washington times., 1903-07-17
The Diplomatic Circle.

Theodore Hansen. first secretary Of
the Russian embassy. will leave town
early next week for Bar Harbor. He
will not return to Washington until the
ambassador and his family return from
abroad, which will not be until October.
The Washington times., 1903-07-17
Pennsylvania Railroad to Niagara Falls

Personally conducted tours 90 Niagara Falls
gill leave station Sixth and Streets north
Eest, by special train a. m. July -, August
and 2l. September : and ls. and October
snd lG. Roind-trip rate, only $40, good for
return within ten DAYS For paTlor car seats
or further information consult ticket agents or
Passenger Agent. Southeastern District. Fiji
18th and @ Streets northwest
The Washington times., 1903-07-17
D. C. STUTLER PROMOTED.

d. c. stutler. for several years en-
pIoyed in the Office OF Register of Wills.
has been appointed chief clerk by Reg
lister Louis A. Dent
The Washington times., 1903-07-17
POTTERY COMPANY CHARTER.

A certificate OF the Incorporation OF
the Anglo-American Potteries Company
with capital Of $4,000, was filed yes
terday. The incorpOratoTs are Thomas
VI. Latimer. Frank ". Cone. and William
F. Keates. all Of Pittsburg. Pa.
The Washington times., 1903-07-17
The "ss% soaas SOCIAL GOSSIP. " ss"%Sa s 5ss22y

Mr.. Colley's sisters and nieces. came
on to be present at the ceremony. and
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. p.
Colley. at their home. 1912 X Street
mort Invest
The Washington times., 1903-07-17

Adjutant General and Mrs. Corbin will
leave Washington today for short visit
at Manchester-by-t -the-Sea. where they
viii be entertained by Mrs. Warner NIL
ler Later they will be the guests Of
Sir Thomas Upton, on his yacht Erin,
when they will cruise in the neighbor-
hood of West Point. They will return
here about July q.
The Washington times., 1903-07-17

for Mount st. Mary's, Nd, where Mrs.
Ramsdell and her children will spend
the summer. The doctor is expected
home tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1903-07-17
Weddings.
Allen n-Branzell.

Miss Anna Branzell and william E.
Allen were quietly married at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John a. Kevs, 1908
Seventh Street northwest, on last
Wednesday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Al
len are both Of Greensboro, y. c.
The Washington times., 1903-07-17

Mrs. Raymond B. Dickey and baby
daughter are visiting Mrs. Dickey's par
ents for a few weeks at Lafayette. Ind.
The Washington times., 1903-07-17

Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. F. Swartzell and
family have opened their country home
at Chevy Chase.
The Washington times., 1903-07-17

Mrs. George Evans and Miss Evans
will sail from Philadelphia tomorrow
on the Noordland for a trip abroad.
The Washington times., 1903-07-17

Mrs Erwin Craighead. wife of the ed
itor OF the Mobile, Ala. Register" is
visiting friends here. Mrs. Craighead
is leading member OF the Federated
Societies. of Alabama. and an enthusi-
astic advocate of the higher education
of women.
The Washington times., 1903-07-17
Chit-Chat.

Harry c. Bradley, Of the Navy De
partment. has returned from a few
weeks visit at Berkeley Springs, w. Va.
The Washington times., 1903-07-17

H. B. Homer left yesterday for a few
weeks of rest and recreation at Lake
George, n. Y.
The Washington times., 1903-07-17

Mrs. Borden. wife of Major W. c. Bor-
den, has gone to her summer home in
the Thousand Islands. where Major
Borden will join her later.
The Washington times., 1903-07-17

Dr. and Mrs. Charles B. Ramsdell
and their two sons left last Wednesday
The Washington times., 1903-07-17

William f. Powell. United States Min
lister TO Haiti, and Mrs. Powell arrived
in this country last week. They went
Immediately 10 Camden, n. J.. to at
tend the funeral services of MIR. PowelPs
mother. who died some time ago. but
whose final interment had not taken
place.
Miss Elizabeth Young, daughter of
Gen. S. B. NJ. Young. is the guest of
Colonel and Mrs. McClernand. at Omaha,
Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Hendrick. whose
marriage took place here recently, are
spending their honeymoon at Narragan-
sett Pier.
Mrs. Merriam, wife of Captain Mer-
riam. U. s. A. left Washington today
for Atlantic CITY.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-04-02
Dae GbaI abpdrtS.

IabIor. .-Ssrr Better SdiIb sebt nun
su Der Nap 4ue 2umber So. in Mrbeil
unb mir toffen, baB feline 8snntnlEs se'
bdbrenb eeipdrbiet tperbsn.-Nls elm eu.
tes 3ei&en fiir bus Scranton @oGen.
blatt" iei uns seitattst. fOIssnbs ssbn
dlteite Iniieoler bon bier, bic fat idmmt.
lid Abonnenten bes ,,Do&snbIatt" fnb,
nebff BEN Sabre ibrer Ginuanbsruns ~
publsiren: Senrp S&uItbeib. einsss
tpanoert 1868; Gaspar Subrer. 1868 ;
Sobn @eibel, 1868; @sI6ior 8obIsr,
1861 Gaspar DeibsI. 1876; Sentt
NsibeI, 1876 N. RuFba&, 1866 ;
Sufob Silbebranb. 1878 Soiepb @uep,
1857 anbreas 2sbrIi. 1861. anse.
fhloRen an bieies m51isn mir bsmerien,
oab tpenn Semano sttpas in bas $50,
denblatt" einsurddsn tpilniGt obsr 4uf.
trdse far Drudiudsn ssben niq, ii6
pertrauensboa an Sreunb @asner tpsn.
ben tann.-Serr Seinri1 NdssIi bonn
Bilbelm EEL SoteI BAT lestbin bas @i'
eentbum ber Witttpe bes BERT. Sobn o.
5bomm fduflid ernorben. n.-Wie man
bort, sebenft Sobn 1dnnIer ni&fens
pisbsr einmal cine Taufs 3u baben.
.,Sans, Sans. bu biit elm gutter S&dbs!''
-@rf na6trd9Iih ipir6 uns mitgetbeilt.
bab Serr @aSpar DIT. Der bsfannts Gro.
csriebeiiber. bus gisentbum bss Germ
Sobn Sullipan idufIi& srporbsn Bat
DaB Serr Dit nod niemaIs cine &ab'
in Sad esfauft bat, bas ipsrbsn ibm
feline drsfen Seinbs. bsren er ilbsrbaupI
ieine bat. lpobI nidt naafaeen.-am
WiitipO&, ben 80. 4priI, bdlt bic beut
ide ep. lutb. @emeinbe in ber Birds
eine Nbenb' nnterbaltune unb Social ab.
Su tpeIGsr bic Gidsts Is @ents fohsn.
9lu4 tpirb elm Tbdrsn'preis bon S3.0O
bsm slidlihen 8eiissr Der eniiprs6snbsr
Drummer eeaeben iperben. Gin sans Dor.
sd9li&es Broeramm tpirb fdr bic Inter.
baliuns arraneirt unb foats nitt berfebs
len, elm eroBss publiium ansulodsn.-
6rl. emma bon Bergen unb Ssrr 2stpis
g. Dauis tpurbsn eehern absnb in be'
biefssn Weibobiifsn air&e esiraut.-
8rau&en Sic 8lsiber9 SIabmann &
0eibsI babsn cine srObs ausuabI.
-9e @risdiia auibOIii&s 2ir&'
unb pfarrbaus ,u 8arbertotpn in Oh
5Orse Borough. purben am Sreitat
Ra&mittas total bur& einsn 8ranb ein'
sedf@ert. Der tpabri&einli& bur1 Elm,
NItarierse bsruria&t purbs. Die Slam
men tpurben su ipdt entbsdt. um ss au
erm0sli&en, ettras Su retten, bod eelant
es, anerensenbes Gisenibum. oas uu& IL
9efabr fanb, Dor Der 8erft6runs gu be,
tpabren. Der 8srluii an belben Gsbiu'
ben bstrdst unssfdbr $1,000 unb II
tbeilpeiie our& Yerii&eruns ssbsdt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-04-02
Bilfesbarre Radri6ten.

= I'm ber Wpoming &eeion batter
gsitsrn sur Seisr Der gntf6eiouus bei
Streii @ommIiiion iieben 8s&en bic Ir'
belt einseiteat.
= Or. George SO. @utbrie unb @O'
tparb 8iqiams fno ON Dlonins ale
Delesaten gum rspubliianii&en Stats
conpent ertpiblt fporoen.
= SieIiae Rapitalifen Iafsn stpei
nsus 0ampfsr fdr ben 8erfebr auf Sar'
psp's 2afe bnuen. bic i&on nd4ften Ulos
nat in ben Dienit seitelt iperoen ioasn.
= 3psds @rdnbuns elmer Union ber
Iasel5bnsr iinb bier bic elnleiteneen
Sdritte gstban iporben. Ratdrli& ipi'
sen ii6 bic Soroeruneen auf bbbere
a6bns unb filr;sre sIrbeitsseit binuus.
irososm bic aonturrenj serabe in ienst
Srande iebr ercb 1T.
= Sn siasr SOnfsrens ber Giiensisber.
ipsIbe am Wlontas bier ab8ebalten iparo,
rpuroe cine 2Obnsrbbbuns BON a&t Pro'
,snt ansenommen. bic auf Elm Sabr siil'
tia iein ioa. Die @ieber batisn fat
sinen neunfanbisen arbeitstas nit
s2.75 oerlanst. lisBen aber ihliebIib bic
sfsrs Soroeruns fallen unb tperbsn auH
in 3utunft ssbn Siunbsn arbeiten.
- Sin sinem bon Ri6ter gbtparbs
bon 2atabanna county am 5reita8 8e'
sebenen @uta9ten piro bas Re&t bon
@ountps psRi&tern uufre&t erbaItsn, in
brlngenben Sdaen 8eparaturen am 8s'
riGtssebdubs unsuorbnen, obne @eneb'
misuns pber 8eifimmuns Der @ounip
gommlfdre. @s baubslte fi4 in bieiem
5aae um cine &s1nuns bon $3.50 fur
8lumberarbeiten, tpel@e bon ben 2uSerne
gountp Ridisrn anseoronet tuurben unb
bsrsn 8abluns bic GOmmiRars pertpsi'
serten.
= gnbIi& bat man bic 10 mpfsri6s
psri&punbsns, d1te unb tpirtli&s 6rau
Wartin 8rsnnan sntosdl. peI1e ibre
5amiIie an Nc2ean Strabs bOr fiinf
Wodsn psrlisB uno ieitbem ipurlos uer'
idnunben tpar. Sin bieiiser Burger.
Der am DOnneritas scranton beiuhte.
iub bic Srau, ireIde er eenau fannie.
ouf ber Strabe unb benadri&tiete bic
poIissi; ibre 8erbaftuns srfoIsts untsr
Der Nnflass ber 8erna&IdbisunB ibrer
ainbsr unb fs ipurbe nod am sleiGen
Radmittus bierbsr ssbra&t. GIs bic
5rau {einer,eit bon bier berihmnnb,
nabm iis sins erbebli@e @elbiumme nit
uno f&eint Isitosm 9biluoelpbia unb an
oere Stdbte bsiudt uue in 5loribus ee'
lebt su baben. Seit stpei Wohen ober
nod LANCER mar iie in scranton unb III
bort pesen Truntsnbeit bereits uerbaftei
unb bsitraft tporben. Bon ben 9iad'
fori&unssn na& ibrem 8erbIsib bsbaup'
tet iie nidis setpubt su baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-04-02
NtttStpn.

- @barIes Gdert bat isin ReRaurant
aufeessben unb eebenft baIo fdr ben
Sommsr nu& Deuti&IanO au reiisn.
= Sin @ebdube Der pennipIpanin
aobIsn Gompanie un6 bon 81. Stopper,
benz Staauufiebsr bss 8arnum S&ad'
tes bepcbnt. tpurbe Dienitas Ra&miitue
pUafdnbis our8 Ssuer ssraSrt.
- aIsranbsr Wurtin. 60 Sabre alt
unb Elm poblbefanntsr Burger Der 10
@arb, trus am Dienitas i'm go. Z
Sdn1t cine iebr b6ie 8erIebune oapon.
@r mar nit Der Muffelluns elmer Stiibe
bsiddftist, ala pIbbIi& ii& elm Selienfaa
ereisnete unb ibm bas re&te Bein iers
prldte.
- Sobn WaIter bon Bort @riffib,
Der oils ..9odins 8ob" in bsr 9arpum
8sGe anseitsQt mar, fiel ON Sreitne
Iahmittas udbrsnb ber Arbeit baisIbit
70 SUB bon einem 8rldenbod berab unp
erbieIt babur& beibe 8eine eebrodsn,
ben a6rpsr am rntsrlsib bbs ssri6unbsn
unb S1niiie am &opfe. WaIter traf
bsim SerobfuQen cine ansubI Solsfdds
unb ss IN gum perpunbsrn, bab sr ni6i
iofort Bei6btet tpuroe.
9eisr s. Waas. Elm bsfannier iun'
ger Mann bon SumtOtpn. Der iid i'm
biefssn SoIpiial elmer Operation fur
8linbbarm gni;dnbuns unterperfsn
mubts. srIoe ben 5Oleen Der Operation
irlb am Wontus Morssn. Ser Ser.
tolbens tpirb bon ben @ltsrn. finf 8rl.
bern unb spsi S6psitern iibsrlsbt,
Sens 8esrbieups erfOlets eeitern in,
osutidsn Iuiberii&sn Srisbbcfe, nod
einem Grauerbienit in Der beutiben lutb
81. 9etsrs 8r&e, ben 9aitOr Sobr
8suber lsiiste.
-Soispb Wictbia, Elm iunser Stale.
ner, Der aneeblia an ber @rmOrbuns Dor
Anibonp Ne@us unO Samss 2earnsp be.
tbsiIlsi mar unb psrHOfsne @o&s in glen
gori be, baftet tpuroe, truf Donnsrltas IL
8ssIsitune bes Bolsei&efS 2ofius bisl
Elm unb purbs pOrlduiis siusshsdt. Der
8erbaftete betbeuert itslf uno fsit, bnb e.
unidulbis isi, uno Oub er fur; nab ben
Nloroe bic Staot berlieB, iei nur eli
| 8uiammsntrsffen. Bel elnem am 5rsi
tag MOrsen abesbaltensn 8erb6r tpurb
Der Anseilaste our& Ni&asl Burns
Der sur 8sit bes Morbss unwsisno mar
poiitip ais Derieniee srtannt, tpelbsr bi
S6dfs abfsuerle, bic ben Cob BON Die
Susb unb Rearnep psruria&tsn. Ulietb
"a purbe oann obne 8ulahune boz
9drsibaft BEN County @sfdnspib il
gpiliss, Baare iiberlanbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-04-02
6nbe Narfer Rpttien.

-Srau 9biIip S&nsa bat bas 70
Ianss Sabre bon ibrsm BERT. @attsn Be.
trisbsns 3epftone Sotel aufsessbsn unb
nit ibrsr 3o@tsr, SRI. 2apina, cine
@obnune an osr Obersn MuIbsrtp
Strube be,osen.
s Eas trdee unb mles 8efdbI i'm
5rdbiabre ia eepbbnli& bur& einsn
oubsr Oroaun8 serattenen Wassn per'
anlabt cine prompte antrenoune bon
Or. ausuft 86nis's Samburssr SrOpfsn
tpirb cine ii&srs 5siluns bsipirtsn.
- 9ur9 8eriais6unssn in Der Ga,
pouis Wline III in sinsm Sslbs nabs BEN
POdsnboipital cine er6bere Grbieniune
psruria@t norben. bic iebod tpeiier fsinen
S&absn anri&tete. Das entftanbsns
Sod mar eitpa 80 Sub brett unb nabs,u
100 SUB tisf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-04-02
Gin seibea SaiQell
SHUTTER

BaI& S,its 5ailltn In i&pari unb psib. str-
alert nit ilsiusu S@iiJeu (5uds) unb psiben
6nSpfsn, singslGumt NIT BAL. SpiBtn. Yin
ausn tmspait flsieiamfs @spane BON periiig'
Iidr aualitdt. DisIt Saiat su $3.25
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-04-02
0sutf&s grisfIiRs.
Don Der SabSette.

DlidaeI 9tse bon Der Sloiste elitt
seitsrn an ber Wiiiflin apsnue Mausr
aus. fiatate bic 8Di&uns binab unb
brad msbrsre Rippsu.
Nliee. Elm iusenbli6es 159tsrIsh Der
@beIeute @iliam Saar bon Srpine
apsnus. ftarb am 9Onnsriias unb rurbe
am 6rsitas beerbist.
Serr Oito 5rsp bon Slb DsbRer
apenue purbs am Sumitas Absnb ssIs.
sentIi& isinss @sburtstaess nit elmer
frDbli4sn ,,Surpriis 9artp" bssbrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-04-02

- armonsirt i'm .@O&snbIatt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-04-02
Hu6 bet1 oberen Xhale.
(Ar&baIb Gprrsfbpnbsna.)

= Oas bon Dominic 9artie beipobnt,
unb seeisnete @ebdube auf Der Oifeit'
bon BsdpiQe ipurbe am Wontag ssrfi5rt
Der 8erIuit III ourd eine Berliderunf
bon 81 400 tbeiItpeiie ssbsdt. Als BIZ
5euertpebr eintraf. itanb bas @sbaube in
bsaen Slammen un6 bieisIbe fonnis trsis
ter ni&ts tbun, ais ansrsn;snbss Gissns
ibum su i&aben.
Carbonate aprrtippnbtui.)
- gonRabIsr @iIIiam 8rabIeb bon
@arbOnbuIs GOpnfbip, elmer bsr 6Iieitsn
9eamten bisfer @sseno, iiarb am Wiit.
mod.
-Srau aenes Sd. Smith bon bier.
oeren @atte lebteu Serbit in einem 0rnd
nabe 2afe ponteIle eet6btst ipurbe, als
elm 8rtidenbod na1gab, Bat gegsn bic
Ontario & 8efern giienbabn eins @nt,
iddbisunssiIase fiir $4,000 anse.
ftrenst, inbem iie bebaupiet. 6aB bsr nns
faa our& bic gia&Idifsfsit Der Gompanie
psruriadt ipurbe.
: Ser @srmania @eians 8ersin.
peI6er felt einiser 8eit Obns Dirissnt
mar. bielt am Wontas Absnb eins 8srs
iammIuns ub unb erpdblts ais foIdsn
Prof. @uftab Shmibt bon Scranton,
Der i&on frdbsr bic sIsids STEELE ein'
nabm. Das SntersRs am 8srsin. tpsI.
DIES tbeilreiie eineei6Iafen tpar, III nun
pisSsr bon nsusm anssfa&t iuorbsn.
- Osfar See, Der BEL isinsm Batter
auf befen 8auerei in @resnfisIb Topns
ibip ansefslt mar. absr fdr turss Belt
BEL Wiaiam Go[lins bon Wiqiams Abe.
nue. arbeitets, tuurbe am Dienffas Dor.
mittas bon Iesterem i'm Radstt Babe
tobt aufssfunben. See battle am ber.
flofsnsn 9onneriias fart sstrunisn unb
usfan6 iid auf benz Dese mad Der Col.
Inns Wobnune, um fdaisen 2obn su er.
talten. Dabei mus er bon Der Bride
sefaaen iein. aber biss 1T natGrlit nur
cine Wutbmabuns. benn niemanb bes
merfte ben in DunieI seblQten 8oreans
Sees a6rper Seiete feline Spuren bon
@epaIt unb nur iein Iinfss @siiGt, auf
benz er lag, mar ettpas einsebrddt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-04-02
seiOene 9emOeit
SaiQel,

Die E& sbsnIc gut tpai&sn, rpis 9aumpcat
s5abrifais, psrbsn bitits Sabr alsentin ptrlanai
pnbsn. GIadliht 9bst, niHt pabr? Dttis
Sailsu Tnb fItibiam, ,urt, lsi6t une btllts,
psuu man bic Aualit6t une ben Stpl tn Ss'
tra&i ,isbt. 8iss bunbHit bititr 6armanttn
brhbiatrs Saiasn linb ;u Sbrsr Ssfbttslne
bsrtii, In alien @r5bsn unb elmer nusneltbsn
auspabl BON Stplsn. 0rbsu Sit uns nit
sinsm 8tlu@ bnbrsns
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-04-02
&lciolanlc
We0onfell
far fleibiame Srauen.

Die Rpbsn fir bas S5ribiatr 1903 inb j,Bf
70 btfimmt ftftstltBt als lis itin fUnutn. stsins
tJrau ppn Snitaistns fam itBt NIT ibrsr aus'
pabl sinsn 8sbIsr matsn unb mir rdibsn unisrn
apnesn ,u btrtn sissntr 3ufritotnbstt, bic Aus.
pabIsn frablsihs ~ trsfsn. Difiss irirb cine
Iauae Cation ltin. Sie III ihcn psafdnpig i'm
@5anss, trpBbsm IS srff anfanss @prtI ~ unb
icpsii ps mir itbsn fGnntu, sisbt % ftnsn
@ss, ft ~ psrfiirtu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-04-02
Gin fei9er seioell

DIR fur,s snsIil4s nSur" StyI, nit titfsm
Naroisnfrastn, s,lGmadpoa prDisrt NIT Sst'
ben 8nOtsn. Y,au be Spis cbsr SaiTsta' prsis
s. bis Sl6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-04-02
Mprb Serantrn.

-SObn GOmsrfOrb bon 8apns abe.
nue. etbielt Samitas in Der Bon Stor&
Uline bur& sinen 9sdsnfua, Der ibp traf
unb bsbsdts. isbr i&msriIi&s gsrIsbun.
gen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-04-02
seibene 9emoell
Saiaell Mn;iige

Sn Gcularbs unb Safftta BON sarantrtsr
auaIitat. 5arbtn: i&parb blau. garnet unb
lbtptrb pIaihs. @sitiirstt. sinsdaumts uno
8intsl GTtfir. Cape srassn, BID obr Dor plsai
aIsibnrOd. @unbtrbur fylppls aniHss. Bon
$I2.5 bis $25.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-04-02

= in Der @pomins 8eaion bdtten
ssitsrn 3ur Seier ber @nti4eieuue oer
Streii @ommIiiion iieben 8s&en bic Ir'
belt einseiteat.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-07-01
lands this spring to the amount Of
$153, 2OS.5S.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Ellen M. Stevenson to J. A. Piersol,
north half of lot 8, block IA, Delhi.
Otto Schwartz to Adolph Aftermath
and Harry Schwandt. undivided one
third of lots II and II, block 6, Wal
nut Grove, $3.50.
l.. E. Garlock to First State Bank
of Walnut Grove, east 25 feet of lots ID,
IA. Is and 16 and part of lot II, block
Z, Walnut Grove, $1,000.
Joseph Holm to John Holm, lot 16,
block 6, Milroy, $l95.:
John Holm to Joseph Holm, lot 5,
block 2, Lucan, 1920.
Western Town Lot Co. to Frank Fl.
Bendix, lots and 5, block II, Vesta,
S115O.
Regina Dreyer to Henry Dreyer, Jr.
nw4 of section y, Granite Rock, 2,O0O
B. c. Schueller, sheriff, to John Har-
wood, lots 13, IA and Is, block II, Wal
nut Grove, $1,000.
Ole Cole to Olas o. Cole, tracts in
sections 26, q. and 81. Swedes Forest,
s., 900.
Belle H. Carleton to S. J. Sampson,
auditors lot No. 9, section %, Homer,
$3.50.
S. J. Sampson to Charles Kuenzli,
same description, $500.
Mollie Tillisch to o. A. Katzen ber-
ger, lots Sand 10, block 3, Ottawa, 1887.
Charles NJ. Johnson to Joseph Wild,
lot 1, block 8, Lamberton & Sykes ad-
dition to Lamberton, $3.50.
0. T. Newhouse and F. o, Gold to
State Bank of Wabasso, lot 49, block
3, and lot II, block 4, Wabasso, 81, 200
J. S. Gunelson to Gunder Peterson,
part Of lot 9, auditors subdivision No.
l, section s, Kintire.
Western Town Lot Go. TO August W..
Mueller, ST., lot 8, block 4, Wanda,
1925.
Diedrich Kolhof to Frank Schandera
sw fir. of section 81, Vesta, $4,000.
John Svea to Mary Schmitz, lot 5,
block 2. Seaforth, $3.50.
James Smith and Isabella Smith to
Nels Christensen, swt of section 4,
New Avon, sc, $50 so.
improved farm seven miles south
west of Redwood Falls for sale. House,
barn, grove and orchard. Apply to
EbeD NJ Martin. 42-4.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-07-01

Capt. Sanders left Tuesday for
Camp Pope. This was the company
which escorted the Winnebagoes to
their new reservation at the head
waters of the Missouri.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-07-01

The state auditor has sold school
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-07-01
kodo1 Gives STRENGTH

by enabling the digestive organs to- digest
assimilate and transform ALL of the whole
some food that may be eaten into the kind
of blood that nourishes the nerves, feeds the
issues hardens the muscles and recuper-
ates the organs OF the entire body. kodol
Dyspepsia Cure cures Indigestion, Dyspe psla
Catarrh of the Stomach and all stomach
disorders. Sold by all druggists.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-07-01

Burbank & Co. started a train of
seventy teams for the Hudson Bay
company's possessions and the Red
river country on Thursday.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-07-01
Special One-Way Colonfst Rates.

On tine first and third Tuesdays of each
month, to and including September, 1908.
the NJ & St. L. railroad will sell colonist
tickets to points in Arkansas, Southwest
Missouri, Oklahoma Kansas, Nebraska.
South Dakota Color ado. Texas, Louisiana,
New Mexico ETC., at extre mely low rates.
Call on local agents, or address A. B. Cults.
G. P T. A. Minneapolis, Mimi, for rates
and further information.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-07-01

DIR. DORIAN has no superior in diagnos
ng and treating diseases and deformltieS,
He will give 800 for any case that he
cannot tell the disease and where located, in
five minutes
All durable medical and surgical diseases
acute and chronic catarrh. and Special Dis
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Slow Growth in Children. and all wasting
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Ringing in the Ears Loss OF EyeSight, Cat
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Young, middle age1 and old, single or mar
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Cancers, Tumors, Goiter, Fistula, Piles,

waricocele and enlarged glands, with the
injection method, absolutely
without pain and without the loss of drop
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DRS DORIAN & CO.,
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