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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-03

1. Saunab CUNT, Ncmirihrateriu B. b, n.
E.. I. a. her 5intsrld6tnitaft ees VERT. 3. s.
ttlt. (Grlte uue fnegiltigt glbrthnuna.)
2. Wiliam gpuuSl, ;. {. Gsnusa une 6.
9. Rtpple, gitiutrrtn uns lTuiftts btr Sinttr.
lalsuibaft hes psrit. altrdrSrr Gpuusa. (3pri.
te ibsilrriis brshuura.)
3. 9amts y. 8pTTtv. 5ruifss eIr SinttrIai-
lsni6aft etr pnit NmtIta u. CARING. (Grns
une tnrSlliiss abrsbuuua.l
4. Sdmusl Sattr. 6rstutpr Der SintrrIdItn.
lbdtt rss VERT . nrg Srptu. (Srlte uup sub.
guItisr AtrsRrura
;. Sgutbtd Dtprp. Grsfutpriu bu Sinttr.
lanenibatt res pfrlt. Wiliam Srul. (9Tlte
anr Gnrsatties abrr6uuna.)
6. Ddrip W rSpie, 9rifitpr her SiuttrIaI.
ltni6dft er rent Gdibarine pbiairs. (GIls
uup sHraiItisr Abrs6uung)
I. E. Wclpuale uno u. VI. 8psbura,
3r,tltcrsr er 6tntuladtnihafl rfr ptrii. Nsuts
y. Cunningham. (Griff unb fnreiltiss Ab.
Trhmuna
s. 3Ubn &. gprrp unt u D. Sasast, Or.
rtutrrm er ointulohrnibaft er VERT eues 9p.
s9rep. CSTltt, tnrsuItiss une gsrtbtiIuuss
Abrrbnung.)
9. arbn N @bitnb, gsmir ifrator sr
9intrIdienibdft rtr prrit. Ssa Blair. CGrfs
UNI tueailtiat Abrs6ruua)
III. Jppn OrIiuib uue Stfcr9t ". 5aniptl,
6rrfutprsn bur- bininlaIeritaft tts VERT. Scbn
Scutllcn (Srunerdsntbums Nbrtbuung.)
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laNeuibait or warn. Rdry u. Isdtr. (Srns
unp supalltiat abrsbuuug.D
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StnitrIalcnitaft res vert Gprty Smitb.
l3rsiis, Sne9iitige uUe gntbsilungs Abrsb.
uura.)
10 ggoia 5 SssUuc, aOm~ininraturiu her
5iutrrIaituitait ess prit. 9pn @ilipu. (Grhs
uup tutgiilttgr Atredruna.J
fl. Gavip ~. Dale, Qemiuihrator ttr Din
tsrlalisnIbaft tes Vrif. Jpbu grtB (Sritr upe
rataI tiar Gbrsbnuug.)
IS Wm v. Batter, geninifratcr her Din.
IelGicnitaft rss rsrit. 9Sm. u. Srissl. (Grfs
uuo rucRrItier Abrranuus)
10. Wiaril RCtsrts. gcrmuupiu prr Siuttr.
Idntui5Gft err Wiarg WeSaplsp. ct al, Win.
rrIilbriaen. (5rits uni suesultiss abrsbuuug)
7. u 3. Spldrb. 0rrmuut er Sinirr.
lo6euitdft pts y. 9 Shrcpp, Rineujabriatr.
(3ptite trttiabrias Abrrtnung)
IS. Grant gSsle, gpTmune her SiuttrIdf.
isritaft er CLARA Butts, RiutuiGbrissr.
(SnrGrlltps Abretnuug.)
10 Waribd Maass abminifratrrin Der
5irtsrlaisnibif 1T ets VERT. SbUmds 8ilidms.
(@Iite snr8iltigr urp grhbsiluuss abrshnuns)
Hpbcrt u alItu,
42,4 Resiitrr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-03

annOncirt i'm n8o6eublatt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-03

- Die beta9te 6rau WtarD McgraiI
BON @alnut StraBe crbielt Oonnerita0,
ais iie cine 2rrppe binubitiir;te, ben
rcdteu Arm al Orei unb ben linfeu an
3Wet Stellen sebrOdeu.
Ole Miner Der GarneD & 9rown
I3ede 9in9eu 6reitag al ben Streit,
neil Observation-Disclosures weserl
Oes q Topping" entitanoen iiHO. Die
Gt9entbtimer beanipru6en abt 3Oll,
wdbrerO Die Wtiner MIR ie6s 3Oll 3u.
geiteben.
9n Der MOuntaiu j3eds Der erie
Gomparie iiuO an Oonnerlta9 a6t,ebn
Sammern fir unbeitimmte 3eit gei6lul.
fen wOrOen uuO ctpu 40 WtGnnrr 0cras
then oaOurd auBcr SeibGiti9un9. IS
beiBt, baB Die Seurbeituus ieuer 36eile
Der Wtine ni6t mrbr profttabsl lit.
- 90. 8. Seulep, elmer unicrer pro.
minenteiten SiirSer unO I'M san;cn
EbaIe wOblbetGuut, itarb SOnntas mad,
elmer ieaSWOaeHtIiden arantbeit am
9teruenfteber. Der Yeritorbcne mar
Sc Sabre alt mo wurOe seitern i'm
Ounmore tatbOliideu 6rieObOfe beer.
OiSt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-03
Grbcbuua Der @itbpis.

llnbe8rclfIih eri6cint in Berlin Sel
%unldnsit .gcmeloete guiitanb Der S8it,
bOis i'm oeuti6en S9uesebiet BON Siio.
weitsIfrita an9eii6ts bes iolgeuoen iett
b%etaunt 9ewOrOenen S6reibens SenoriI
WitbOi's all eiuen Ieiner lln~terbeamten
OaS S6reibcn 1T pom 90. au9uit oas
tirt unS lautet !: rWteiu lieber llnter,
Gapitan Daniel Sitter! Seute babe i'd
Die traurige SOti6uft 9ebOrt, OaB 19
SSitbois 9efliidtct iiuO. gSas lit Oas
IS lit fir mid uubegrcifid uno wirS
uiellei6t nur cine Siitorie iein, aber i'd
bin lebr tranrig iiber oieic Soti6aft.
6erner mill i'd Dir Ia9eu: SD bleibe
nod gut (treu) sur oenti6cn Ge9ieruug,
10 gut ME int 8e9inu. 9leib treu bis
IN Den 2oo init all ben Oeiuisen unO
9ieb Soti6uft alien gtationen uuS alien
So%ttentOtten, OaB i'd Der beuti6en De
%9ierung bclfen mill in alien Tuntten.
SD befeble Dir: alio iaae ben Wtens
i6en BON 8erIeba, Setbanien unS
Sotbas. @riibe. Oein Gapitan Sens
brit Nitboi.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-03

Scrbitwabl nidt SeOem iast ODER Der.
Ipridt, fir 0ieien oOer Semen il Tim.
men.-Wir slaubeu, OaB ieoer anerita=
niihe Sdweiier Siir9er bercdti9t lit,
fir Ocnjcni9en SanOibaten III ltimmen,
Tiir ben eS inn beliebt. CUR NufflGr,
ing iinO mcine licbeu 2anosleute aui
ndflten Samita9 9lbenO mad Dem 98il.
bclm 9el SOtcl frcunOlihit cingclaOet.
-0as 8reisi6ieBen am leetcu 0icn.
flag ~9citaltctc iif Dem &ctter 9eulGB ;u
einem uergniigten, wObluerltanOen Sdic.
Sen. DaB ii6 aber na6ber eit fr0bli.
Dies Scbcn cntpidelte, lit ielbltucritduo.
lid. Ster fOlgen Die 9iamen Der Sc.
winncr: l.. Yreis, SObn O%eiuingcr,
SO Yuufte ; 3, Sobn 2annler, 60; B..
lllrid Sorger, 6S; L., SObn SOrgcr,
81; s., Senri bon @ciicnflub, "a c..
Arnolo WtOOr, 60; l., slIcr. % 8ei'
icnfIub, 50; s., Gaspar S6itO, 5S.-
Simmer miB ih mein SOmpllment ma.
den unO 10 mill ids aud oieSmal. 9Sit
| SIR iebet, bat 0crr GaSpar 3auuler
bcreits cinen 3Wcdi6uB 9ctbuu. 2tber.
21nnler, mann gebit on inter Die ]iau.
tOHelbclocn ?-9Ontraftor Setter SailO
ulo Satin Otartba pon Der SiiOieitC
in Scranton waren letten Sonnta0 &C
i6Gete Seiuder bel ibren Stern reip.
S6wiegereltcrn, Scrrn SObn SdilG
uro 6rau rabicr.-Sein Ocutlher iOlltt
eS uergeiien OOer u%crldumerl, am udd)s
ltcn Samita9 Abeno i'm OOtel OeS Seuri
9tdgeli i'll crideiuen. 6err SObn SdtlN
bait bic critic Aniprafc; fcrner wcrOcu
nod cini9e geWanOtc Jfeoner oaS &Ort
fiibrcu. IS miro Oaber jeoem 3ub0rcr
Ole Gele8enbcit gcboteu, icine Yflidt 81
tbun, umiOmebr, oa mir chen Die Ycil.
here Carrie 9iation niht bel ms babcll
o0er oulben meroen.-%eBtcn Sonntao
b1ttet ibr Den Sutel Sobu SdilO iebcr
iollen, ais inn iein lteifc Sobn S6tlO
pom VincOIn Delights Oic 9iahrift iiber,
brahtc, oaB ihOn icet I'M SttObcr Ocr
Stor6 bel ibm cin9ctebrt iet. SD
CLAUDE, i'd bari mobl uerratben, mas
Der Stor6 bort 9etban bat, ncmlit Gin
tleincS WtGO6cn b%interlaiieu. gratus
lattOn pom Sntel Sobu.-6rl. WtamiC
SutBer BON Der SiioIeite in Scranton
mar leeten Sonntag SI einem Seiu6c
oabier bel Sri. Sobanna S6itO.-Oer
StaOtratb bciblOB an Oienltag 2tbcuo,
einen Steinbrc1er uuO cine orei Tout
nen idwere S%traBenwalje aujufuuien ;
fcrner ioll Oas Or. GriffitBs grunOs
itiid al Der @fe uou Wtain uuo 9Bams
Der StraBen fir $500 crworben wers
oeu, nm oarauf oas StaOtgeidnguiB 81
erridten mo 9Sinterfleioer
better Gualitdt bel SSeibcl & 6liibs
mann.
- Su9b, Der 80 Sabre alte SObn
Oes Superintendent WfcGutdcon Der
&iliam u 3ede iu OurDca, wurOe
WtOnta9 in Der 3efe Our6 einen De-
denfau uuf Der Stelle setOOtet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-03
Staot un0 G0nntn.
lluiere SelepbOn Drummer III 1886.

- StrelGbe oerl rafltel Slenlta9 i'm
Salenocr roth al, Oamit On Den 98abls
tag ni4t uerSiiieit.
- @ebriioer @olOimitb baben oas
BON tbnen oils Sauf laben benuete Sc.
bnuoe an Sadamanna auenue gum
PreiIe BON $97, 900 faufli9 erporbeu.
- @OHitantiu MtaurOtbs uub Wtar.
tin 9umitid wurOen pom aloermanu
Some je IS beitraft, neil lire 6unbe
St;enSmarfen tru9eu, Die BON anOerer
Sunoen 9ritoblcn wOrOen lpareu.
- Die 8eudtisteit Oes Serbites if
9enObnli9 Die llriade BON rbeumati.
Iden Seiorn, mel6e bann lei6t frOnildI
meroeu. ct. SutObs Sel lit bas sroBt
Ottttel, peIdes bic uusesriffenen 9beilt
ftarft unN Den S6merS beilt.
- &idter GOwuros entidieo MOn.
tag in eilem ldnseren @uta6ten, bat
Die itpei itaotiiden SOnbuus9aben i'm
Setrage BON $13S,OOO uoaltanSi9 9e.
Iee9iilti9 iinO. Die nit Dem gelbe be.
Spedten Serbeiierunseu fOnnen nun.
mebr 9ema6t weroen.
= WGbreno CT porlette Oienita9
9ta6t etn in ieiner WObnun9 entitanoes
mes Seuer betampfte, ltiirSte &aroor
Sepis bon Benton 2Ownibip, Gin altcl
Seteran urb fir lan9e Sabre Elm gadas
manra IMtaidinenleiter, plOsli6 al
einem Scril6la9e tOot nie6er.
- Die a6tii9 uno mebr arbeiter Sel
allissGbalmerS 9Ompanie, welde Dor
mebreren 8oden pc9en grbeitsman9el
luSpenotrt wurOen, baben pieOer BE.
IdGttt9nn9 erbalten, oa bel Der @ompq,
ME 9eniigenNe Seitellungen ~eilsesanscr
itno, I'M bic @erte ben san;eu 9Bintel
i'm Setrieb ;u baltcu.
- Salte tic itetS i'm Saus, 10 ba6 fl
leidt unb I6neu sur Sanb lit, pcnl
On ite braudit, cine 6lai6e pom Or
Gidter's weltberiibmten nsnfer" @air
Srpeller. @egen Gtbeumatismus, 9icu.
ral9ie uno 0tiideni6mer;en, Iowit
Ofustel unO 0terueni6mcr;en 9iebt CT
ui6tS Seiieres. Nur 25 uno sc
SentS.
- SObn 3e9losti 9erietb geitern ent,
lang Der 2aurcl Stuie In ben 9roser
Stcinbre6er oes @ontraftoren See UNI
paliirte Our6 oenielbeu Obne ernitti6t
Serlesuu9en. @eun man beoenft, baf
III oemIelben Steine sur 0tuB9rD6e ger.
malut werben, 10 lit oas @nttommet
oeS Wtannes ~allerbtn9S Elm unertldrli.
Dies @unber.
Der Boycott, pelder Dor etrpd
;wet SubreH BON Der Slc6i6mieoep
Union itber bic Sirma @iiniter & 6or.
nth perbGn9t Wurbe, lit in einel
Sonntas ab9ebaltenen Seriammluug
Der Central tabor Union enOli6 gebo,
ben moroen uuo oamit bic @efabr einel
ausIperrnng ieitens Der Builders @r.
DANCE beieitist wOrOeu.
- Sumes WtcGOrmaf ben @lart'a
Summit uno als SettiOnSporiteber an
Der Sadawanna Giienbabn angeitelt
puroe 6reitag IbenO, oils er nabe oel
Starts Sumnit SabnltatiOu bic Sc
leiie "treuSeu wollte, pom eirer 2otomo.
tipe SetrOffen unb setObtet. Gr erbirlt
einen ShGOclbrub, Gin grm murSe ibn1
ab9efdnitteu unO CT aud iOnit nod Der,
itiimmelt. Sein SObn, Der ibn bcelei,
tete, snttam tnapp Obus gerlssunssn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-03

3 uno 4 Quart RuOOing Yianneu.
&aidsS hitiieln.
3 mo 4 Guart @tnma6esS eIiel.
?, 3 uno 4 Quart Sauce Bfanuen.
@rOBe 8fannen fir SellD SUDDEN.
Sdopfs unb Srate'SOiiel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-03
Has xhdI abr drts g..

SaBIur. -6rau 3umbaf lit pom dem
Seriep inriifgctcbrt, mo JIG gum Seiuf
neue Bride iiber Oen %adas
mamma SluB Swii6en SlO 6Orse uuO
OtoOiic lift Dem Serfebr iiberseben pOrs
oen.-@crtrube, Elm aft WtOnate alteS
SObterlein oes Gbepaares Serru mo
Srau Wteldior Streun pom Union Ctr,
itarb am OOnneritu9 urO WurOe Sam.
flag I'M 6oreit 9ome 6rieObOfc sur lees
ten 0fube bci9eIest. timer berjlihites
Seileib !-Wtan i6att, OaB am Sams
flag 25o0 YeriOnen sur Wiit6ell Seisr
bon bier nu6 S~Giltesbarre siusen.-
Sur6 eiten SOblcniall in Der Spne
3eAe trug SOiepb SSiliH9cr am WtOn.
tag einen 9eiubru6 Oauon.-Oie Sap.
Tor GOruet 9unO siebt 6reitag (mOr9en)
GbeuO in Otis Dale ibr iabrli6es
CONCERT. --Sceten DOnneritas lit Serr
Gaspar Stt in iein neres Suus einse
jogeH.-Mtander Siintt ii6 ni6t artes
ritanil9er Siir9er, rpsnrl or iest Dor Der
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-03
Nprb Scrantpn.

- Commit @pans BON 8rid glpenue
puroe 6reitag in Der GaDu9a Wtiue pom
einem 6elienfal bOs am SOpfe Seriduits
ten unb erbielt aud Orei Singer Der red.
ten SanO abSeidnttteu.
- 5ruu z. 8. Detlpeiler BON @6ur6
suenue, cine betauute uro la~ngiabri9e
SewObnerin oielss StaOttbeiles, i~itiirSte
SOnnta9 SOrmitta9 in ibrem Sofe
plOsli9 toSt an einem Serjidla9e bar
rieoer.
Wti6ael aelleD BON WteDtert aues
me nne alS Wttner in Der 8ine SroOt
3e6e anseitellt, WurSe Montas bur6
etuen Oedenfall perfect unO i'm gafas
manna Soipital iano man es nOtbig,
ibm ein Sein Su amputirsn.
- Das Snnere Der 8irtbI6aft oes
Sobn @uanS al Der @de BON ltorS
Wtair auenue uno We1S StraBe nurbe
friibe SOnnta9 WtOrsen bur6 Gin ents
itanoeues Seuer jcrit6rt, oas einen
S6aben BON etpa $4,000 anri6tete.
Sin erplOoirter SelOfen perurIa6te ben
Srano.
- Wtarg, Die 2iabrise GO6ter beS
2bomas Setpis BON summit Ape., fiel
Oienitag 0tadmitta9 aus Dem Senlter
I'M oritten StOdnerfc in Der @obnun9
ibrer @ro6mutter unb lanoete auf Dem
S%teinpflaiter unten. Oas eritaunli6e
babel lit, baB Die Sleine faftti6 obue
Serlesun9en erttam unb ni6t eiumal
beiinnungslOs sema6t purOs.
- 5tep. 8. 9. MOplan BON Der
9olp 6oiarD STRIDE ent9iug Monta0
Iebr fnapp erHitli6en Serletuuscn.
Sin anbau miro sur STRIDE 9eula6t
uno wGbrenO Der Yrieiter cine Wiciie
bielt, ftelcn cine 9rOBere Wfaiie bon
Saditeinen unO 0t0rtel our6 Die Oede
aui ben altar. Yfarrer Wtoplan bradtc
lt6 bur6 cine i6nelle Sepe9un9 9eraOc
nod Seittg in Si6erbeit.
- Siftor 9iolosfa, Der am 9lbcub
;uuOr eiu9eferfert woroen mar, neil Ell
cine 6ran all &eit Wtartet StraBe alls
9e9rtfen bate, perlu9tc ii6 friibe
Sonnta9 Wtor9en gu %uerbrcnnen, inOem
er ieine SleiOung auiitnoete. 2"ieutenant
Hib9wag entOefte iein SOrbaben unb
lUiAte bic 6lammen prompt nit Gin
Faar Sinner @aIier, jeoO6 crit, nad.
Dem 0tOlosta hos uerbranlt mar. Spds
ter muroe Der Wtanu in @rman9elune
BON $15 Strafe un6 $500 Biir9i6ait
Dem @efGuguiB i~iberWieien.
- Mtar9aret, bic 7idbri9e Sodter
Oes Sobn s. Wtc@uire BON Curtin
luenuc uno 9tOfpcll StraBe, itauO
Samita8 0ta6mittu9 uabe eillem bren.
nenben Sebri6tbaufen, oils plOelif cine
6laiAe in oemielbrn BART unO 6uuter
auf tbre Sleiouu9 idleuberte, iOOaB ic
I'M 9tu III 6lammen 9ebiillt mar. she
Die 6lammen 9elOidt werben fonntcn,
mar oaS Sinb Siemli6 i6wer uerbrannt
uno mar befir6tete iuerit, oaB eS lid
niht mieber erbOlrn miiroe, ieoo6 befin-
oct cs iid iest auf Der Seiieruns. 0as
Stno erla9 ben crbaltenen Sranomull.
Den Wtonta9 0taht, Obne picoer Die
SeItnnun9 erlan9t gu baben.
- &iliart, Der s Sabre alte Sobr
beS SObn SbarpleB bon Barter Str,
wnroe 0tenlta9 0tahmittag an 9iorb
Otain Ipenue, brett Dor Der
8Obnung OeS Gr.S 6ulratbes Sbires,
BON einem StraBcnbabnpn9en 9etrofiell
unO auf Der STEELE 9etOrtet. Der 9abns
wagen iiberiubr oenSalS bes Suabsn unS
lbnttt tbm ben Sopf beinabe ab, aud
wurOe Der obere Sbeil oes S6Goels 10
fla6 mic etn Geler ;srOriidt. Der Sc
tObtetc ipielte CUR 3eit nit einem Same.
raoen auf Der StraBc unb trat brett
uOr Den Sabupa9eu, nobel Der Nli.
f%au9sapparat uerfeblte, ibu gu fansen,
IobaB CT untcr baS uorbere 0iao fiel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-03
Ncncr sau unS stnleibc Sercin

Die GcOuOmp Ban uuO Gnleibe Sc,
irai6aft pom Scranton, Ba., bat cine
neue Serie bon 9IttiOn berausgeseber
unO tOnHrH bieieIben ieet Su irsenS
elmer 3eit in Der Office Der @eiea.
i6aft, 421 Sadawannu apsnue, er.
balten ipcroen.
Us. s. Sausbnn, Setretar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-03
&eaiffer's Naobriobt.

I'm alt Nfealprtn, Grtttfprtn un6 dnttrt int.
rtilTtt psTlpntn.
Ra6ridt pirS bitrmit a%tstbsu, bas he mad
b%suaunisn Ttrlcusu ibrt Rt6nurasn siuartra.
gen babtn in BEN amtt ets RsgiiiI's iur prii-
fung ron 5tfdmtnisu une @Iibtluua ron Oh.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in une fur tds 6ounly
eadapauua, ede bsiask gemiuifraiprtu, gr,.
futprsu une gSrmiresr ibrt Rtbnunasn in
ptm amts tts R~tailers btslibtn babtn une
eds %eisislbtn Rem @aiitu. @SrDtts ete %ttIaattn
9puutits CUR Stidtiguns sUratlfgt ptretn am
Wpntaa, etu IA. NOptmbn 1904, I'M 10 llbr
gpTmitiass, I'M gtrittsstbiusf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-03

TinleDS>
s6were
nntertleiDer unb
gtrumpfwaaren
fit Manner,
Tranen nnO
GtnOer.
Ser 9r0bte @orratb bon Inter
tpaaren bier. Mltiter uno 8rO.
BEN unb @emi6te, mel6e allen
&nforoerun9en entipre6en.
0an; @oar,
Srioe uno @oae,
elsie Gripinit,
MerinO mo san, SriOr,
in Combinations InSil9en, Sem.
Den unO llnterbOien, 8eltS unO
llntPrboien, aus all Den beoeuten.
Den Sabrifen.
oetuttsurter" suHitats,
,@risbt's" @eiunObeits,
,Root's" 5ibOli,
,Sr. Srimrl's" 9einCn Mnihe,
Tie .,Sman Srano" i6iprijrr grripptr,
,9Brrooe,"
Roriolf uno Nrlp 9runsipid.
llno ooS Bette 1T, mir wiiien,
Dap Die @reiie Seoermann Sufrie'
Den fteIIen.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-07-22
One Lady's Recommendation Sold
Fifty Boxes of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets.

I have, I believe, sold fifty boxes
of Chamberlain s Stomach and Liver
Tablets on the recommendation of one
lady here, who first bought a box of
them about a year ago. She never
tires of telling her neighbors and
friends about the good qualities of
these Tablets.-P. M. Shore, drug
gist, Rochester, Ind. The pleasant
puragative effect Of these Tablets
makes them a favorite with ladies ev-
erywhere.
For sale by A. G. Luken & Co., and
w. H. Sudhoff, Fifth and Msin SITS.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-07-22
On at Richmond; Of at st. Louis.
via. Pennsylvania Lines.

"The Worlds Fair Special" leaves
Richmond at 1908 p. m, daily, ar
rives at St. Louis at 1922 a. m.
Through drawing room sleeping cars
and vestibtle coaches enable Worlds
Fair visitors fren Richmond to make
the trip to st. Louis without change
ing cars Other through trains TO ST..
Louis leave Richmond sos a. m,
to 1915 a. m. and ] :25 p. m. Round
trip tickets from Richmond with re-
turn limit of seven days sold Tues
days and Thursdays until June 3Oth
at $500; tickets for 15-day stay IN
St. Louis solid daily at $1,000; 90
day tickets, $1,000; season tickets,
$14.OO. For full information about
trains and special excursions, consult
c. w. Elmer, ticket agent, Pennsyl-
vania lines. Richmond, Ind.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-07-22
NIAGARA FALLS EXCURSION.

The c.. c.. & L. annual excursion to
Niagara Falls via Detroit, thence
through Canada, will be run Thursday
August 18th. In addition to a visit
to the most wonderful of American
sights, the Wabash route via Detroit
gives you a two hundred mile trip
through the Kings Dominion. The
round trip rate, $3.50, entities you to
a IL day visit. Through cars will be
run from all C. C. & L. points direct
to the Falls.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-07-22
AN old PAPER
,
Western Times Printed at Centerville
on May %, 1881.

VO0s0iu llmeS frlnLeQ at CenterV1lle
on May %, 1881.
The Palladium was today given a
copy Of the Western Times, printed in
Centelville, Ind, and dated Satur-
day, May %, 1881. It is the third
volume of the paper and was No. "a.
The paper was published by S. Smith
and A. Bulla. Between the two
words of the headlines is the pic
ture of an eagle and above the eagle s
head is the word protection. The
first column Of the first page is de-
voted to poetry, under the caption.
"1The Olio." T he following poems
were published in this column: "My
Mothers Love- "Ambition,' "Hu-
man Greandeur,' Friendships Of
fering.' The remainder Of the page
is devoted to good solid reading mat
ter. The other pages are devoted to
miscellaneous news, foreign news,
ETC., while the fourth and last page
contains only advertising matter. The
paper was five column quartz. The
paper was sold for $500 a year if
paid in three months; if six months
1925; if paid within the year $3.50;
if not paid within the year $500.
When sent by mail or carrier the sub
scriber was required to pay the post
age.
Here is one of the advertisements
of the firm of Smith & O'Neil that
will make the present day merchant
tnrn green with envy:
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-07-22
NEW STORE.

The subscribers have
just received and OPP
ened in the front room
of the house lately oc-
cupied by Samuel Han
nah, Esq, in Centerville
as a tavern, a handsome
and extensive assert
ment of seasonable
goods, of the latest pat
terms and best quality,
among which are:
Superine Cloths
Cassimers, Cassenetts,
Sattenetts. Bombazetts,
and Bombazins, assert
ed Colors.
Sircassian and Tartan
plaids.
Florentine and Beaner-
teen. Hastings, Drill
lings and Nankins, as
sorted, James, Bang Up.
Cords and Stripes,
Grape Robes and Scarfs,
Cambricks and Jackon-
etts, Tambord and Book
Muslin, Null Null, Leno
and Bobinett, Waterloo
Camblet, Marine, Grape,
Silk and Cotton Shawls.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-07-22
OAsro7IA.
Bears the n1hs Kind You Have always Bought
''s: :; ' GxAzZzzW
$500 Chicago to st. PaulMinneap-
oils and Return.

Via the North Western Line. $1,000
round trip Chicago to Superior and
Duluth; $3.50 round trip Chicago to
Sault Ste. Marie, tickets on sale daily.
1925 Chicago to Marquette and re-
turn, on sale June Z and 81, July5
and 10. Correspondingly low rates
from other points. Perfectly appoint
ed train service. Through sleeping
cars. The best Of everything. In
formation and tickets can be secured
from your home agent, or address A.
H. Waggener, % Fifth Avenue, Chi
cago, Ill.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-07-22

The Pennsylvania lines west have
just doubled their sleeping car and
dining car service with the installa-
ton Of the schedule which took eff
feet yesterday. Thirty-ive new
sleeping cars between st. Louis and
New York and Pittsburg and Chi
cago. The Pennsylvania people claim
that no road in the country can boast
better sleeping car and coach equip
ment than the Pennsylvania lines
west.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-07-22
ACTION AGAINST
ROADS $l,484,0O0.
INTERSTATE COMMISSION TO
ENFORCE PENALTY
A PROTEST ENTERED
By Proctor & Gamble Claiming Con-
spiracy Was Entered Into by
Roads.
A PROTEST ENTERED

Cincinnati, July 22.-One of the
largest suits ever filed in this city
was that entered Wednesday in the
United States Circuit Court by United
States District Attorney Sherman T.
Mcpherson, acting for the Interstate
Commerce Commission, against the
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton rail-
way company, the Pittsburg, Cincin-
natl, Chicago & st. Louis railway
company, the Pennsylvania railroad
company, the Cleveland, Cincinnati,
Chicago & St. Louis railway COM
pany, the Lake Shore and Michhi-
gan Southern railway COM
pany, the New York Central and
Hudson river railroad company, the
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern COM
pany and the Baltimore & Ohio COM
pany.
The eight roads are charged with
continued violations of the Inter-
state Commerce Commission s ruling
and orders issued more than a year
ago. The petition asks that each
road be enjoined from further viola
tons, and be fined $500 for each days
violation. Penalty is asked for 81
days, or a total of 81, 4S4,0OO from
the eight roads.
This action is based upon a COM
plant of the Proctor & Gamble COM
pany, of Ivorydale, Ohio, alleging
that the eight roads entered into a
conspiracy to raise the classification
on common or laundry soap. It is
charged that it was raised from the
sixth to the fifth class, shipped in
carload lots, and in less quantities
from the fourth to the third class
The complaint charges that the effect
was to increase the rate Of freight
upon this article only, the increase
not applying also to other articles in
the same class.
The Proctor & Gamble company
asserts that the difference in freight
rates to it under the present CLASH
fication and the old one is more than
$3.50 day, and that this has been
going on since January /, 1900.
The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion ordered that the roads desist
from further attempt to collect the
higher rates for shipping soap, but it
is alleged that no attention was paid
to this order.
Deafness Cannot Be Cured.
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
infamed condition Of the mucous lin
ing of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube is infamed you have a
rumbling sound of imperfect hearing
and wen it is entirely closed, deaf
ness is the result, and unless the in
f1ammation can be taken out and this
tube restored to it's normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out Of ten are caused by
eatarrh, which is nothing but an in
famed condition of the mucous sur
faces.
We will give one hundred dollars
for any case of deafness (caused by
eatarrh) that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for cir
culars free. F. J. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
For sale by A. G. Luken & Co. and
w. H. Sudhoff, Fifth and Main SITS.
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