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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-02-19
MIer 6. Council ermdblt
ssins 9lnralitat 1913.

Die @abl fa. q 60, bsr Der SiobI
Scranton enbete mt sinem snifdisbenen
Siege Der @spubIiianer unb slsr. 6
Sonnsl iuirb Der ndaRs Rseorber u~nfersr
5iabt isin. &c ii. tpis Der Rspubl,.
en-" fi& isbr mats ausO,Gdt : ..@u
5ies. e%stuonnen obne Doodle
SO lOHsn fi6 uert&,sbsns @,Gnbe 70
bic R'eberlass be, Demoiratsn anilbren
in e f Z 9in,e babsn bic 8spublfaner
tbren G,fOls BEN Aufhsaen zines oritisn
Edsts su perbanfsn. bshsn 8annerird
ger. Rsp. 1bomos 81. 8aiilns, elm
Siimmsnsobl BON 1895 srb,eIt. Gin,
U hrbet bisisr Siimmen ipu be boz,
@eanetn Der bsrti6tnbsn tspubIitanf6e'
parte, absegeben. bon 2eulsn. bic eb ,
oaS bemofratii@e ole bns tspublfantib
E'det esft,mmt haben plrbsn. ipsi6.
aber oieiesmoI lbre Stimmsn auf bas 10
s~enannte @tbeitertidst pereinigten
3weitens. mar Der aanbibat Der Repu.
%bl'taner. Ssrr u. z Gonnsq. psriSnl,t
bsltebt unb fem @baraitsr III unbeiHoI
en- bieiem nmitanpe psrbantt sr bel,
5limmsn uno ipss,ea oas ianesre Gle
msni Der rspubliianii&sn Bitts. urbs,isi
NIT srObem @ntbuiasmus fir lbn.
Bir i6nnten aud psriGWbsne Sebls,
aneeben. msIde bic Demotraten bel be,
osben ssi&Ioheu'n @abIcamp asne be.
iansen baben, uolen b,s Sa&e aber auI
lid bsruben laien unb nur fOpiel faesn
oab mir our6ous ni&t init beI Mt uni
B iie einbsrftanoen tparen. ipie bic bleie,
..Itmss" ben Dabliampf fdtrie. 81
It thinner bsf r, an ben ntaiernen Ser.
tanb cst 6 fer. als an bsren 2sibenf&af.
ten au app aren unb nit @ntheaunge,
pon 9balfaH n piro niGis e~stponnen
Wu MAIDEN bsis 8,mafanaen lsbiaIid
m SniersRe Der bsmOtratifGen 9lr,s
unb btfen. oaB ite flufiie bic IN b.
Btrsansenbslt besaneensn 5sbIsr MID
pieosrbolt.
Das H iultat in ben psrf&isbene,
u nbs 1T f~oIssnoes
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-02-19
,ieber 1000 Ssrfonen eetruafsu.

Der DOmpfsr .NanpOia" bra6i,
bust aus 9abtti Nu1uht BON sinsn
pebesrenpen O,fan. Der I'm psreanssnsl
Ronai 0ber bic Sipfes blnfsgte.
Der our& ben OItan peturio1te Der.
,uit an Wenihsnlsbsn nib ouf 1901
B,rionen. ODER bartiber. eei6dbt.
I'm l6. Sinuor tpuroen bic 9sisa.
i6ofls. Snisln unb beno&barts Saiel.
aruppsn bel BEN Otfan. bsr BON 10
muar an eenii bet bate. bon cine,
osrbsersnben Siutmhuib beimssiudt.
Die erie Ha6r,6t bon benz nnbal
f'm ON 26 Sanuar NIT BEN S&Oons,
e meo'' tn q psete. 9obri, on 81,
Snieln Sao. 8 iuera unD MOiOton.
msl6e um i6perftsn bon Der Siutm
Hutb beimaeiu&t putoen. b1iien slm
1870 @lrtpobnsr. Dol bcnsn elpa BIZ
oalite ernunisn ,sin io0en. Die u /.
Oeilrbenpen baben fslne 2sbeusmltlel unit
fem Gr,nfp fer. Rur aGt merge Der
ionsn fOlsn ii& in oet 8abl Der Gtlrun.
tenen b, fnten.
Die ntoetlsbenbsn retieten Iih, in.
Dem fis 8otosnuB' Palmsn eIflettsrtsn
D,sisn,aen, tie babs, bobe uno puissl-
fste 8dume eIpli6t bSiten. ipaten efs
retist Die Nsnihsn bon ben nsorb
asn Bdumen puroen o ben ffurmpe.
peiiidten ttoasn IN bas Deer b~inausess
i6p, mint unb I men um.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-02-19
S g c
aIlerIst SntereRantes aus allerIei Ges
biet-Jar Seben etpas.

Sn 9 ibirien bfetbt etn
Dinterreeenbosen oft einen sanaen
Sag lang ii4tbar.
. Rebb Sub lit in Der
Siirfei berd4tet, neil es ben prop6es
ten emit feinen Jeinben Derratben ba>
ben fou.
Ser 9 sui tan o M a :
rotto bat fir ale feline Staaten bic
@uffteauns BON 8libableitern ausz
nabmslos perboteu.
Oit ten g p inn c n
bdben a9t 4usen. bod sibt es aud,
arten, bic f9on nit feds Sebperts
oeussn oustommen mifen.
8 meme . q b r
90 O in ROTTERDAM nirb has
sr6bte bod Der @rbe iein. @s 1T auf
148 older Daferfld4e unb % SUB
Siefe bemeHen.
0te OeffeIber In Der ltms
segenb BON Beaumont, Ser, ipurbeu
tiroli9 bur4 cine Seuersbrunit beims
geIudt, unb 20 pumprperfe unb 70
Oelbrunnen tpurben burd bas Seuer
5erit0rt.
Rob d fp selten In Der
Siirtei unb in anbern mubammebnni>
f6en 2dnbern als Gbren5ei9en. Gin
pai1a boz brei Robi1peifen nimmt
TN Staate nab benz 9srriGer ben
bD4iten Rans elm.
r1eber g ut6en o d
8 abrpese CAB es BIB gum Sabre
1910 in benz ldnbli9en @ebiete portu=
gals. Die MGnner perfebrten bort nur
gu Pferbe, unb bic 5rauen auf Srags
iefeIn ober in Maultbieridnften.
Die isen, 9 d :
Iammen q bnIt4en @rups
ttonen, bic BON ben ipgenannten
prptuberan3en Der Sonne ausseben,
eritreden ii9 Sutpeilen Bis 285. 300
Wfeilen melt In ben Weltraum binaus.
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Mnkrroroentli9cr
SriOcll=
Scrfauf

Gsibe fol- aber aaem oisiss Sobr Doe
fashionable Sabritat iein far 2lslost
Tallsu. Sadtn. I0nsen nmwdrfsn uni
1silsiounssn. TOf'tos, 2Ou'inss. a''
berties unb Beou be Soiss ipaen flt bic
fen 9mtd in erOb n Nuaniiidtsn benus
iperben.
Soularb Seibs, eebrudts CELEBRITIES
Stdntuns Boussss. Peau be @psns
tisiue @bsds uno Babel punite iino b.
faibionabIsn 8lsiOsr Seiosn.
S&warss unb forbiss sORsta Ssibs.
erebs Bsribs ; 65 g., psrib rs 6
Better @tab 10 BOD GoH'tu 5e,be.
irsib. f@uara unO farbi8. IS Gent$,
iperib 81 90.
Bite 81 BOD 9oHsta SsiOs. pOls 81
ME BON Sirbsn unb tpeib. IS q. ntSr
iperib sl.00.
"a 8oa Gbsd sOuifinss unb TOffttds,
t&wa,s unb ips,b. bIou uuo psiBsn Gbsds
90 Gents, tperib S5 Gsnts.
Sboniuus ponassS in nuidrii&su
srau unO iuns. Is Gt$.. usrib 81.
aou,fnss uub ganne Suiins. nur far.
big, 50 Gent$. Dsrib 75 Ssnis.
8sbrudte Soularb Ssibe. isbr quite
@srib. Is @entS, ipsrib sl00.
@ebrudte Soularo Seibe. pro&iDOa,
DsEns. $I.OO, werib 81 %.
ruiere fsinRs 4ro&e 2tberiies unb &C.
brudts Soularbs. IS Gts., wsrib 81
Moirs geIours, i¶ unb farbis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-02-19
Slant uu6 GountD.
llniers Selepban Sumner 1T 1886.

= 8,tsrn Hbsnb tpurbe bos babf6,
,sue R u y Or. 6. u @stdube on bel
inieren 2addmanna Apenue formsa et'
bfnst.
- Die Scranton 2oan Guaranty
@ompanis bat TIRE Office nod Gunner
2O3. Sunbsls . 8sbb be @sbdu0s, an
s'nosn Strabs. pstle8t.
SIN paHORsnen Wonut ersisnstsn
fih lnsssiammt lanss.bn 8idnDe Dabisi
DON osnsn Der i'm Roroenee, pelHer DIT
Sb0ppsa unD Muasp 2dOen 3sriib, tie, bsi
Oeoeutentfts mas.
= Der am Donnerftae Nbsnb in bsi
aisberfrans Sals obssbaltene Wastsn.
osa Ds S6uessr Wannsr6Or sstallst,
nd su s,nem itbr eemdlbl,hsn uub bel
ole Ibsllnsbmsr bus sum f,lpsn NOrsen
IN onlmirtet Stimmune
- 5rou 8 g. . .usbn bon Woseou
wuros flGb am Sonntus Moisen nab
Wunnemuecd. Neb bsi einsm Wrad auI
Der Souibern 4ae fe @dsnbobn Usrlsb
3uett bnb %. oaB lbre y rlsBunssr
fatal tpArsn. absl Elm ipaisiss Isiesramu
Osurets on, bab Dies nl&I Der 6aa iet.
- Sranf Sspea. Der f.dbsr mobile.
fannie NbOiOsropp. ftarb ON 5rsltaf
Witoe IN ielner Bobnune an Spruc
Sirabe an osr 2uneenentaaubuns. 40 os,
lid nod 3ultt' Elm S&laeanfaa ssiel e
SswsQ mar IS Sabre alt unb wlID uOn
Der 6aii,n unp sInsi 2o&tsr tibsrlsbt
- SrsiI,eraib 2oes SO. 289. o D
3, fsisrt ON Nonias Abeno. ben 8
Dtd,a, IN Der @srman,a Sale on Gsoal
Npsnue ibr S~hftunesf,f, pomt Ell
BAL IN Setbmbung ftsbt. GIN tdbtts,s
Gomlte tr,ft ale Borberetunsen. un
O,s aAars su slnsr 8Ianisposn au esital
ten.
- Die 5FsndiHen BE hamburger Dol
Der Strst eOmmuton fab nun bssnpsl
Die Gommhfon pettaete fit bS b ,ul,
unb tplrb ft@ bonn an bic Husirbeuun,
MAIDEN, be etma Gnoe bleies Wonat. I
su sIiparisn fem tpitb. Auf ben Aus
fll Der Gnti&s.ouns ii mon dubsrt
s%,ipannt.
= 9H @tisQi&aft sur 8stbaiune uol
8ur pom 2uneenl6wmolu6t miro pabr
,Hs,nl,& nobs gimbult EN- Sahuartun
ertlttsn lofsn unb bat cine Option
auf Elm borrses @runbtad E lang
Wsnn bic 8srbano uneen td n,al De-,
f1laesn. fol- init br @rr,@tune be-
n6,blesn 1auli&teiten In Aprll beeon
men meIeen.
- Gin i~urioisr BotfaQ ~sreienete I'D
am Samfae an Wpom,na apsnus, be-
betnGbs einen i6l,mmsn Bstlauf nabm
Gin i&werer 8, ftwassn lbsifubr oa.
tslbft eine YatIone unp bra&te bieielb,
sum @%rpioowen, nobel bic 2ueel birsii
aber ben a6pfsn bon 3tpsi Wdnnsrn. BIZ
Dor oer Office" ftanOsn. in bic Ssnfsr'
i&elbe btane unb oieie our&l6&erte.
- Ssrr unb Srau Gtarlss Saiabi Dor
RoIb Datsr Sop nurben ON Sonnta,
q &mittus ssraoe Oberbalb BEN DO,fs
oils fs sinsm 5ra1tuee ausue,6sr
p%O[isn, bon einem 2ldaipanna paRi.
sisrauee eettpfsn uno IDS peritbt Dsl
3uftanb Der 5rau IA sln lsbsnsgsfdbrll.
der. tpdbrsnb Der Nann niGt 70 ihIimu
psrlsSt nurbs. Man braGte fe bs,b,
sur SsbanblunB na& BEN Diofss Tap'oi
9oipital.
= St. Dsieitip @iaiam @t,HOrb pur
be Sreuas unier $500 8arai6aft TO-
iein ssridt,des Gri&e,nen sefsat. ms,I
CT feline @nttin in brutaIsr @siie m,b.
bonOsIt bate. Dur& Sustr,tte unt
S6Idee srbisIt Fe brei ssbrOdsns RIp'
pen unb ben 86rper tbs aerf@unoen uni
man erodtsie ed fur notbwenota. fs b,p
SObnsmonn 9oip,tnl Az lberwe,ien. wr
fe nobti6elnl'@ mebrere @oden Der
tDeilsn mus, b,s fs f& tplsbsr etbOlI
bat.
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@tlammippium .....646t 45fS
GpHueus Wluralit6t. 1919

DaS 81 iultat ilr bic pevi@iebensn
Barobeamtsn III folesnbeS: SIN Der |.
Daro tuurbsn bic 8spublifaner Sobn s.
@pons, s. ID. 4bbler unb 9bomas W.
1bOmOs ale Stootrdlbs np6bIt. Sn
Der 8. Dorb iputbe 1bomas O'@onnor
iuf BEN Gitissns 3ldst oils Stabtraih
srndblt. Die 5 Darb atpiblte obne
Oppoftion ben q publifansr T,moibp
Sonss ale aleermanp unb bic aanbioa.
ten Der patiei fdr Siaoiratb. George
Souss, Benjamin @ufEibs unb @. 9.
Robuiban. tpareu erfoIersi6. SIN bst
8 @aro tpurbe Der DsmOtrat Soispb
Dtuip als Staoiratb unb bsr Rspublita.
usr poirid WeRSas ale S&ulratb sr.
wdblt. Der DemOir0t SObn s Ruans
battle in Der Z @arb als S6ulIaib Feline
Oppoiiiion. Die 8 publ,ianer . o.
partridge unb 8 G paine als Stabt
rdtbe uno Wpron 8ARon ols a~lbsrmonn.
batten ebenfIas in Der 9. Barb feline
OppOftion. Der R ,publifansr @. 8
0offmunn in Der 10 Barb bate ebsn.
fats ale s&uIrotb Elm frsiss SsIb. Sn
Der IL. @aIo tparsn bic Dsmofratsn
Charles s Solar unb guirid u. Rpan
,Is Staotrdibe etfOiarei&. S. d..
aibsriOn unb 3. O. & lssrmann. Rs.
Uubiiiansr, erbislisn uIs Stabtrdibe in
Der ID. Doro be Msbrsnbl Der abssss.
bensn Stimmen. Die 10. Darb ere
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-02-19

DdbIte bic RepubIitaner @iaiam astpis
unb s. o. @rifftbs ale Stabtrdtbe
Dime Opprfiion purbsn in bsr IL.
u rb be R pubI,faner d. Stipp unb
euibsr Refer pieber srpabIt. SIN Der
81 Wero cling ber Rspubliiansr Samss
8lod fieerei& aIs Stubt,a tb aus Der
Dubl berpor.
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strOussburs SraHsrsi sOmpanp,s

ben lbmies ..Olb Siod' Slai6enb,s,
fam nunmsbt beSoeen perOsn tn alh n
Don "a Blnis i1r ben 5amlllenaebraud
uno Wuibe bon z bomasp y. Sor
elnsser Speeueur iar Sc,anion.
243 Penn apsnus. Sc
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-26

brought to trial. The Inference il
clear. Thegovornment officials knew
that he could not be convicted Of
treason. Why, then, will men insult
tho Intelligence of the world, and i'm.
pose upon themselves and the nnin.
formed by asserting that he was
guilty Of treasonp
Meanwhile it behooves Sout hern-
ers to sea to it that Davis and Leo
stand or fall together. If Jefferson
Davis was guilty Of treason, then Lee
and jackson and tho other Confed-
crate leaders, and all who fought
with them, are rebels. So long AZ
the charge Of treason ia preferred
against tho President Of tho Southern
Confederacy, 30 long will it he the
duty of Southerners to repel the
charge, if need be, until the millen-
ium morning. And if they are worthy
Of their lineage they will GLADLY de.
fend the memory Of those whose
patriotism and heroism challenge the
admiration Of the world. Olaf.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-26
4 Lawyor'e Blll.


Here Is the story Of an Ohio lawyer
who did not become a politician, as he
was not built on political lines. 1t Ia
told by Washington man, who was
his clerk NJ one time. Lawyer II. was
sruhf sort Of parsonage and believed
in making every one pay for every
service. One OF his clients was the
president Of bank. who. during the
pendsncy Of his case, dropped into the
lawyers office very frequently and
told stories The lawyer was Sood
listener, and seemed 10 enjoy the
stories very much. but after the bank,
er Went ONT lawyer r. would say:
Here charge Mr., - $40 for an hour
Of my time, II | have sot to listen 20
his stories he has rot 10 pay me for
IT," N!Nally, the hill was made ont and
carried 10 the banker, II was an item.
fHca ac><,Unt- stating the date of each
call. Ne scanned il closely and re-
marked:
''Hs has made me pay for II pretty
well. hasn't ne@"
"HAy for WHAT" asked the clerk.
For listening 10 my stories"
And thtD be paid the hill.-W ashine-
tai EnS,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-26

!, is &. church IL Norway that the
If TinnLl costume Is hest seen In the
puTG TIE women wekr sOorl, dark
gowns. win trincrG AaDdEerchiets
Tao i"cnn,NC,y nvel their cnriy fair
hLl, black ones 70, rhe msrrnns and
white ones tn- maidenS
IL Tht snuTh the ole Norwegian
t~nSs ls nNTnn worn u cnIlRisIf q! &
Shn," l!,i nPyTirni.. viii & stripe O.!
nrlClI ,n,oTA !ulI Whine hinuas, and
rec nrihr. hnavil! embrnidered
while nI sundays e. quantity ~ silver
ptus ana chains N"t Gdded
Tlr n"n 0Q"rSS Cu"ick according 10
TIE occasion ann The wenr1r's sncial
;.nndilInl. The gins wanr ilunIy red
cL;,k -l,e uL-r,-G women cnif made
NJ mai! tnits II srHrched white linen
T,4ll7ec owe: wunden franz En6 6
s.rat wears L lnCl metal crown curl.
gus! cnnaat nnG seI with Jewels
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-26
C.}lv Nptald md. 1|rWe
A FAIR WARNING.
Mark Twain's Interview with eAas
Future Fathsr-in-low.

SHark Twain's Interviews, With eAaa
Future Fathsr-in-lnw.
Mrs. Samuel Clemens was Miss Oliv1a
Langdon. For some years before she
met Mr., Clemens she had been con-
fined to her bed with what was be-
ievcd to be an incuruble disease, hut
she was at length miraculously re-
stored to health The cure was the
sensation Of Elmira, n. y, and young
Clemens, then a newspaper reporter,
was sent there to Interview Miss Lang
don Oh her recovery.
He obtained the interview for his
newspaper and brought back impres-
sions OF more value to himself.
Miss Langdon's parents were at hrst
strongly opposed to the young news,
paper man. and. for his part. his timid-
ity, so II is solemnly said, stood In the
way Of the progress Of his suit. But
finally he screwed up courage to speak
to Mr.. l.anglon and one morning timtd-
ly entered his future fathcr-in'law's
private office, where that man was
seated at work.
"Mr. Iang,ion - have you - noticed
anything - between - your daughter -
and-me?'
mo" shouted the objecting parent
wheeling sharply around so as to get a
full view OF his visitor.
WELL" said the young man as he
turned to the door, ready for instant
Digit. If you--kesS a--sharp-loo&out
--you-will"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-26
JUDGED BY HER BOOK.
TAs Way Chris In tho BiE Dopase,
ment Stores Arc watched.

TAs Way Chris In tho big Dopase.
ment Stores Arc Watched.
The girls In large department storS,
says Frank l.eslies, are, as rule, care
fully watched not only in the store hut
out Of 1t. The buyer Of each depart.
ment knows pretty well the habits of
his sales ladies; knows how much It
costs them to live ana how they spend
their evenings. 1t Is easy for him to
get the information not merely through
the store detective, but in many other
ways.
The buyer Is, as a rule, tolerant
person, who cares only for two things
namely, that the girls "deliver the
goods. g., that they make big
'books""-and that they appear RESP sct-
able. II they stay out So late at night
that they do not reach the store prompt
ly in the morning they may be dis
charged. transferred from one depart
ment to another or merely not rise in
the way Of salary, depending OH the de-
gree Of their misdemcanOr. IL the girls
book Is unsatisfactory sho IL simply
discharged or transferred, and no rea-
knows the reason why.
II. on the other hand, the girl is a
good seller the buyer will excuse
great deal In the way Of irregulnrity Of
habits. As long as a girl sticks closely
to business she Is allowed a great deal
Of freedom. but when her "book" be-
gins 20 suffer 1t IL time for her to "look
pl,f
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-26

Ynr uera: nnArG q! Wild Sntmll
rhA. litI :'peuLnl .lsu upGl !. .etlbe5
81 g:ET.-y tn3 w'Ls key! " the aL-ch
Y"a Esevsc 0sk:I ~ hnrRs rhI; hrt
rheUT, i-9$-a C-.-. :! u'Ss sho5 VIII l-nI
and keNy ~ :1!* sA-;A ynC psvh:
heard 81 : dos that AA3 .|h@Uynk r1Eu
until II became 1 ,,;i2s:Aela ~: Int
was pampered-kep cd1s the e4-r1. The
heAthen OF Afv:tA &ud TIE Fac1t,e If
lands never had rheQuls tts-r~ a. tss hi
we know until the! sct 10 wearing
sandals or shoes olcs knew & :on
man who. whenever he Spt s1cE wi'glS
dig Il trench In his gsrdea, lie ooEo II
1t and have his wiie cover hin w!A
fresh earth as far up as lis chin Ee
would remain, there fo- an hour or vw.
then get up in fine spirits Mo.Ag
earth! The contact, II lesak ID l!e
the resurrection-and II wGa-Nes
York Press.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-26

Obs.e-ys,3als n1 Ere rtrtlessnkke IS
show that A+ l.als9o glands become
functonsly active IS s.:'oo IS tie
snakes b@gio 70 shift for themselves,
which uus, De r&gy sooa .tysy birth
Experiments On The young ooss G3x
days after birth proTst tie presence
OF venom in SINAI. quantities. E1pe:4.
ments made three uIon,As stIe. b!y.h
showed that couS!deCa be TeDou & e.
creted. as pigeon !afc'ulated 81 this
time died in two hours with tie usual
symptoms OF chronic poisoning
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-26
Advertised Letters

Remaining in tho postotiioe for the
week ending June 20, 1908.
B--Col. VIM. H. S. Burgwyn.
o. Miss Edney Clark.
DIV. Davis, ESQ.
F.-Miss Claud Fuller.
H-Henry Hargrove
J--E. Johnson.
L-Miss Allis Lorn, Mrs. Ella
Lindsay.
P-Mr. G. q. Pool.
R-D. b. Rice, Dozier Rhodes.
S-Mrs. Hannah Shands, Miss
Paethena Scott.
W-Miss Maud Williams, Miss
Georgia White.
Persons calling for these letters
will please SAY that they we're ad
vartisea. {, j. Purcell. Z. NJ
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-26

In the economy % nature the hare -
the one creature that stands betw EN-
most OF the carnivorous animals and
starvation. In the northern woodA
where snow lies on the ground for more
than half the year and where vegets.
ton is Of slow growth, the haro serves
as machine for converting birch
twlgs into muscular, lean meat and
providing 1t in such quantities that
hawks. owls. wildcats, weasels and
foxes can live in comparative luxury.
\ pair Of hares under favorable condI.
tions produce 10000 individuals In four
years.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-26
Power Stored In Watch Sprin1s

Many watches make Eve beats per
second. 800 each minute, $4,000 every
hour or 1921 per day. Thus it will
be seen that half a dozen turns Of the
Key once day, taking up but g few
seconds OF time, store up a modicum
Of power In the spring which 10 cut up
Into nearly 100000 beats. II we mul-
tiply the daily beats by 1854, the num-
Der or days In year, we find that
the watch ticks l57 900 times while
the earth Is making one annual trip
around the sun.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-26
boating on "a non

II dog springs for man. the lat.
ter should guard his face with his
arm and try 70 meet the animal with
his forearm. With the right hand no
ahould attempt to catch one Of the ami
mars front paws. The paw Of q bull
dog is ultra sensitive. II It can be
caught vigorous squeeze will make
the animal howl for mercy and retire
diBcomfited.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-26
70 AvcSe Y>..llipr sscre1,

A New 1nrE IheIrrich TnInEger was
advising friend 10 t'e cEuLinns II I'll
Ep3%-ILEnC ht hEd IL view
'yap cLu'T TAKE Luo mgny preca o.
t1o1lk" ht hBaarred Al ounce 0t pre-
Tt'r"iur' ~ L1t copy t'onf used II sEy.
3s :'tHT7t: LhAL sFren pounds u LDc
rLE4:- nc,IDenph Ii1r ur hydro,L rhlc
cur l'ut II I1it lnast cuDIsuTed LIED
l ere. KEW WIS rhE mos, cIuUopE
Ee Wa 5gkt Ind dunl,. sud nt nsve
we-I :, lad W-iIhnuI putting Oh paIuE
Etar+,s
-B-:Il-1g EIavss: VIE. tur""
~e.o L.AE, t,s wouldn't Tx 81 La
ele-=T,'
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-26
An Odd Superatftfon.

On the eastern shore OF Maryland
biliousness 10 cured by boring three
holes in carefully selected tree and
walking three times around 1t, saying,
"Go away, bilious" 1t Is matter OF
utmost Importance whether the one
who performs the spell walks with the
sun or against the sun, but no one
knows which IL the approved direction
-EXChNnge
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-26

"Young man." said her father kindly,
'you look a little bit nervous. How do
you feelT
II feel fottered," replied the girls
lover. who had asked for the interview
II was afraid / looked scared to DEATH"
Exchange.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-26
Not UP 60 tho Predictions.

"Well, Is married life all that It is
painted?" asked the girl
"Not quite" replied the bride, with
what her friend later declared she was
almost sure was a sigh. "We've been
married three months now, and during
that time Jack has spent but four even.
ings at the b."-Syracuse Herald.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-26

why don't you try to write yo,h
name on the scroll Of fame?"
My friend" said Senator Sorghum
very earnestly, II have never yet seen
anybody tearing leaflets out OF the
scroll OF fame and getting them cashed
at the bank" Washington Star.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-26

Music beckons the human race on
and is followed by the two great col
umns. the Joyous. light hearted ana
happy and the sorrowful. wretched and
despalrtng.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-26
His Habitusl slneti,sncs.

Reporter dn vestibule)--Is 1t true that
Mr.. Gotrox has just died?
Butler Cautiously is, but he has
nothing to say for ublicatlon.-Puck.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-26
$4,000

A msn working by the day is paid
Tor the time he puts in at work, but
when that man saves dollar for his
days labor it works for him nights,
az we'll us days; never lays off on &C.
count OF bad weather and never gets
slck, but goes right on earning him
an income. It's a nice thing to work
for money, but it's much nicer to
have money working for you Try
it-oPen a savings account with us
and get some money working for you.
Make deposit in the Savings dc
partrpent today and lot it begin to
work for You. Interest computed at
4 per cent Jannary 1 and July OF
each year.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-26

Men must help one another, or you
haay rest certain they will hurt one an.
er.-Schoolmaste1.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-26
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-26

5tammering men are four times ae
avLAerous as stammering women.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-26

In the KandsRgaRson.
Teacher--What comes after taa.n
anth2
auth--The fellow what's going TO
marry my sister Jane.-~Puek.