davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Somerset reporter., 1904-02-18

1t is reported by DR.. J. F. True & Co.,
of Auburn, Me-, that IL $50 bottles OF
DR.. True's Elixir we're sold during JaL-
uary In the New England States alone.
The steadily increasing sale Of this well
known remedy seems to indicate that
the prophet is sometimes honored 10 his
own country after all.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-02-18

To day the average man 10 saving up to buy
q home, tomorrow he buys IL and the day after
he will try to sell II for less than cost.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-02-18
Indigestion Causes
Catarrh Of tho
Stomach.

ess many years II has been supposed sAAe
oAtarrh Of the Stomach caused indigssose
NJ dyspepsia. but tho truth u sxaolly ~
Pposts. Indigestion causes oataTyh. Re-
Dats1 attacks Of indigestion inflanes ths
Dsesus membranes lining the stomach aa1
0Deses ths nerves Of the stomach. thus esss-
~ Ne glands to secrste muoia instead q
- istcss Of natural digestion. This b
a1asl CAtarsh u the Stomach.
ksdol Dyspepsia Cure
Mnsvss al iallammadoa q ihs auseO
osusSsanss hning de stomach. Dsstssa ~
ssrvss. and cures bad breath, ssR Siin9R. Q
Oass q fullneo after eating. iaAgesosa.
lyspspsa and al stomach troubles.
koaol Di8ests What You Eat
Make The Stomach Swesl
nsaass eaty. Regular size. 81 90. holding ~ oass
tie trial size, which sslls for so esa4A
ppseassd BY Z. o. oswiTT q co.. oh,sasA m
For sale by.GeorRe e. Sampson.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-31

nIsh nitheF, put of thy shoes from of
thy feet for the place Whereon thou
stsndeth IS holy ground. Exodus, Il,
St- Louis-It probably VIII not b. ne
identical burning BUSH that Moses
saw that may be exhibited at the
worlds fair. bqt there is little doubt
that It Is Identical with the species
spoken of in holy writ and so far as
Nnosvn it is the only one in existence.
Authentic reports from London state
that an English botanist discovered in
the hot and arid plains OF Arabia re-
! markaDle shrub that can be none other
! than the burning bush" described By
I Moses. The Esnglishman procured the
wonderful shrub ani caused it to be
conveyed 10 the famed Kew gardens on
the Thames al London.
Frederic ", Taylor. chief Of argicuI-
tGre and horticulture. has commits
] stoned Joseph H Hadkinson. superin-
! tendent Of the outdoor planting for the
universal exposition, to CORES pond with
the Kew authorities and to obtain, If
possible, this wonderful Biblical plant
In the event he is successful Mr.. Had
ilnson VIII place the shrub on the north
side of agriculture han. near the great
floral clock.
Numerous English and French scien-
lists who nave seen the shrub declare
il to be identical with the burning
bush" which Moses saw burst into
flames at his approach and blaze for
some time without being consumed.
The discovery of the remarkable speci-
men / saccepted by Biblical students "a
confirming Noses account and throw
ing light upon one of the most famous
or the Old Testament miracles.
The plant at Kew has attained a
height of about four feet. 1t possesses
the remarkable property of exhallng an
infiammable gas from It's flowers. which.
on being approached by a light. takes
fire and burns brightly for few mo-
ments- The foliage and flowers remain
uniDiured while the gas is blazing. be-
cause OF the sap IN the plant. Ia the
hot deserts of Arabia, where the plant
naturally grew more vigorously than
at Kew, a large quantity of gas was
exhaled and the fierce rays Of the sun,
it is said, often set fire 10 the gas.
IN appearance the burning bush
plant suggests ar arid, sterile habitat
It's leaves are OF dull, sage green
color, the foliage dense. and a small
pink tinted blossom appears on the end
Of a long and slender blooming stalk
The plant has no scientific name and so
far as know The Specimen at Kew Is
the only one in existence.
It is not generally known. but it is
true, nevertheless. that numerous flow
ers give forth gases i'm a small degree.
This is especially notable in the lily OF
the valley and of the meadow sweet.
The blossoms of both these plants eN-
hale the fumes of deadly prussic acid
by night and all flowers throw off car
bOnic acid gas.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-31

and ushering tbe caller inside ~Tne
gentlemen you see At work mere are af
sieof, mon. exclaimed the BEARDED
giant al one o. he desks. = ara not
n St6er ara T. spoke liD aaother.
q IN Tipperarv msn. becobs
Not on your iifei.. protested a third
I'm a Canuck
May the Cscvif tyhe xaffs'- tsrozvisd I,
fourth. am an Austrylian.e
Great scott gentlemen said the ar0-
feSSof IT Nou are not E5ngAshmeu.
every one Of you. all the same wnat ~
the name OF Joe ChamberIa.n are y0ifs'f
here they ross 20 their fee1 aud ast-
yanced upon aim threateninglx and to
save himself the professor awoke.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-31
RANK 81 - FArR.

Washington Jan So.-Comptrolier OF
the Treasury Bidgely TO-DAY approved
the application of President Francis for
authority 10 organize the Bankers
worlds Fair National bank to be To-
Gated on the grounds of rhe Louisiana
Purchase exposition The stock Of the
bank. which Is 90 be 100000 VIII he
subscribed by The individual directors
ef The several banks TN St Louis.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-31
CONGREGATIONAL

First Congreg ational Church-Preacf1-
ing by the pastor Rev Elmer l. Goshen.
az y p. m; Sunday school at 12.3G b. m. /;
Christian EndeavoT society at G.i5 u. M.
Phillips Congrega tionaI Church
FIFTH South and Seventh East Rev. p
=: Simpkin. pastor. Services this dav
The Rev. J. D. Kingsbury.* y. D.. witt
preach at II a. m preaching service at
:4s 2. m. BY the pastor. Sunday school at
l2;l5 2. AZ: Christian Endeavor at $50
Cordial invitation given all worshipers 70
attend these services
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Unitarian

Services at new Unitarian church 1t0
South Second East. at II a. m Rev. "
II. Fish. IT, pastor. Subject of sermon.
Strength III weakness H H. Mct.or-
kie VII sing az anthem and the T-nity-
quartette viii sing Just As I Am" Sun
day school and Emerson class at IBIS. inn
msdiateiy after servfce; Sunday evening
lecture at $50 p. n. By Rev. W. II. Fish
y! suoJecJ, Personal Impressions and
Recpiiecuons OF Naples. Vesuvius. Pom
Peii and the Modern Miracle OF st. jan
uarilis. I'll invited. seats free Unity
ofeie meeting at 2:30 3. IN. Wednesday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-31

teptfei christian Churci.-CornerT Third
East and Fourth south sfresfs n
Ptnkerton wis., preach ae=11 d. m. on '4The
gospel of Cheer" and at 7:45 d. m. IN
10 hon aud For What Am Re
choir will sing ITO Him Who. For our
Sins W IS Slain and at the evening serv-
ice There is q Happy Land. Sunday
school at lI:i0 p. H., Christian Entleavo-
~ $50 p ~, Junior Endea vor at D. m
tuesday; prayoy service Wednesday Al
p M All are invited 70 attend these
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-31
BURNING BUSH MOSES SAW.
Species Of Biblican Plant to Be Ex.
hibited at Worlds Fair.

And the angel Of the Lord appeared
unto him Ia a flame of fire out OF. the
midst OF a bush, and he looked. and.
DsnQio, the bush burned with fire. ard
tas push was consumed. And Moses
said- / VIII now turn aside and see this
greaI sight why the bush il not burnt.
AF3u when the Lord saw that he turned
ASIDE 10 see. God called unto him out or
the midst OF the burning bush and
sald' Moses, Noses. And ne SAID.
Here / am. And ne said: DRAW not
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-31

day at Santa Pc unanimously ard
amidst cheering passed a resolution 90
/ the effect thai as reDresentatives of the
Republican party of New Mexico they
arr entirely and utterly opposed te
any act OF congress prov dine for
statehool SONNY win Arizona.
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asrnan EvanreiinaE

SIDE Baptist church, corner Third south
and Seventh East. Sunday school AT
=. m; preaching at 3 D. m. The Ladies
Aid society yil meet Thursday. Feb, 4
- p. m, at the home OF Mrs Anna
Hook - South Sixth East You are cor
,itaily invited. Rev q. A thinner uss
tor. residence. S2s East Second Sollt..
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Lutheran.

Our Savior's Evangelical Lutheran
Chureh-Fourth East. between Fo,,rfh
and Fifth South. Sunday sermon al 10 20
a. n. in English aHi $3.50 y. m. in Nor
wegian- You are cordially invited to at
tend. A c. H Overn. pastor
German Lutheran Evangelical Luther
an services in German on SUNDAYS at q
p m, Sunday school at .. m. at Swed-
lsn church, corner 2d South and 4tH Easa
streets q ne Clermau-spea king public is
cordially Invited 70 attend. The Jugelld-
Terin meets on Tuesday evening at 8
g. clock At 90 South second West J. r.
Graebuer. pastor; 953 South Second IVES.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-31
Scientist.

First Church Of christ. Scientist ess
3 M church service at III a m S,.S-
Jet. spirit. Each Wednesday evening
at @ clock d meeting Is held TO listen "a
the testimonials OF healing Of both sin
azla SICKNESS All are welcome Ia these
services Free reading rooms omen flafl1,
rom lt q. m. 70 D. m. in rooms 6O7 -ee
sectt-stTeveH building, feS Main street
Take elevator
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-31

Gaiena W. p. Burton. naSt0f Preach
ing al II 2. 20 afe F.a1 d. NJ. bs- the pas
tor. special music by the choir al the
evening service Suncsy school at 10 g.
m Ellis JAYNE. VeT5utendent. juror
league a. : D. m EpW0rfh league at SD
=. nl.i prayer meeting Tuesday ri 1.8t
=. n Ladies' Aid meets at the narsou-
axe Thursday al 2.Se j. NJ A cordial well
come 20 ali % lhese services
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-31

Ihff n = Church.-Ninth East and
First South d. NJ. Helafck' pasfoT,
Preaching ST II "a. IN. and 80 D. m: sun
day school at 20 a. NJ. Epworth league At
DC D. M Come and worship with us
Seats free.
Second N. e Church--Fourth East aud
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Even he.
(Chicago Tribune.)

fNfIilarV ? IiHIHF-T
The professor had dream
He thought he was the editor OF q
New York paper. and was showing q
visitor around the office.
This is the editorial roomH he said.
opening the door of a large apartment
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handed in by noon Saturday.
Episcopal.
St Psul's Chureh.--2ia3n and Fourth
South streets. The Rev. Charles L. Per
hiRs. +. D.. rector. Services: s a. n2.,
holy communion; 90 a M, Sunday
school, u d. ~. morning prayer and ser
mon; $50 2. RI. evening prayer and ser
mon. Strangers and visitors are cordial
~ welcomed. All seats free.
St. Johns Chapei-Perkins' addition.
=. ". Z. Jeauens. lay reader. 2:45 p M,
Sunday school; 4 Z. m, evening prayer
ana sermon by the Rev Charles z. Per
kins. Persons residing in the immediate
neighborhood particularly invited. All
welcome.
St MARKS CathedraI-s-ery Rev. james
2. Eddie, 3. D, dean. septuagesima
Sunday, Jan. g. $50 a. m, holy com
m1niou; 9:45 a, IA. Sunday school; Il
a M. morning prayer and sermon, ''The
Greatest Loss in the World; $50 p. m,
Bible class; g;30 p. m, evening PRAYER and
address. Life AS a Race"
ST Peters Chapel.-Sunday school.
,. m The public is cordially invited to
attend the services.
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Presbyterian.

West minister Presbyterian Ci7urch.-
Fourth West street between First and
Second South. Rev John Richelsen. pas
tor. residence us South West Temple.
freaching service at II n m sermon by
pastor, Sunday school al 1915 p M y.
+. > q, p AZ $50 p. m; preaching serV-
ice Ct $50 p. m, sermon by Rev. Josiah
Mccain
Third Presbyterian Cburch.-Rey. Jo-
slah e4eGlatn. pastor. Morning service AT
a. m. sunday school st 1915 p. m,
junior g 2. st 4.Se 2. m; Senior c. E. al
e.l2 D M evening service at : O'Clock.
het. Is g. McNieoe VIII preach in the
evening.
First PRESBYTERIAN Church. Corner Sec
ono East and Second South streets. ".
a. Paden -. D., pastor: John r. Lincoln
asststant Morning service, il O'Clock.
The P0sittveneSs of True Religion .
sunday school st E:a9 r. n. Junior
Christian Endeavor society at 2. n /,
Senior society at $50 p. IN; evening serv-
zee st 40 An Unknown Evangelist. -
third sermon in the series on the Bible.
Preparatory services to communion.
which VIII be observed next Sunday, will
Dc held on Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday evenings of this week
Southwest AIission.-Corner second West
and Mead streets. sunday school at I
p m. evening service at I.s5. The topic
VIII be THE Nativity and Childhood Of
Jesus and viii be illustrated by the
stereoptCon-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-31

OUTING Through the Rebel Coun-
Try II the MOoFs." Albert III. Dun
Ieftns Three Up ana Three TO Co
DoNh; The Silent Places. or the
trah or Jingoss. st4g-a-s F,dvsarsl
= hlse Holes by Accident In Golf !,
George Hihbe-s.. - .ss.,s75.s.ls IA Ar p
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WANT - ArnNr

Santa Fe. \. NJ. Jan. s0.-The terri
torial Republican central committee to-
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Baptist.

First Baptist Church.-Corner second
Brown, pastor. Preaching at II a. m and
80 p. IN: Sunday school at 12:15 p N. E;
T. J. Lucas. superintendent: h. Y p L.
AZ 500 j. n. conquest meeting. Pioneer
Baptist Work in America leader. Mrs
George Paul; Monday evening at s
O'Clock. the Young Ladies' Berean Bible
class, Mrs. G. J. McNitt. leader: Tuesday
evening at O'Clock. the Young Mems
Dsrke club: 5. W. Darke leader. Wed
nesday evening at :. 30 O'Clock regular
monthly covenant meeting. A welcome
to all.
Burlington Chapel.-CoTner Indiana av-
enue ard Navajo street sunday school
at 80 p. m. @. J. Badertschcr superfn-
tendent, Friday evening service at 7;90
hi0 GFanae Chapel.-SecOnd South be-
tween Ninth and Tenth West Sunday
school at 10 a. M George Paul. sUperin-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-31
MAGAZINES FOR FEBRUARY

! THE WORLD TODAY-~The Flu
[ neral of Herbert Spencer illustrated.
+ The Conquest Of the American Des-
/ ert" Gllustrated). "The Great River
! H. Indian Days" Gllustrated). "The
/ Divorce Situation in Canada "Au-
mciDal Progress in Germany" illus
+ trated). Christian Service in City
SluTs-II; London" (illgstrated), '4Tbe
Architecture Of the Louisiana Pur-
chase Exposition illustrated. TIE
! Rockies as a Winter Sesidenaen illus
trated), The Pension BUreau at Work
Gnustratedl Assisting n Legislature
/ to Leg1slate" with p0rtraitsl. Amer
lean Caricature and Public Opinion
! illustrated. Publishing as 3 Business
Career The Ethical Culture Move
ment fwith iportraies). "The Hon.
Maude Stanley, Who Started the First
Girls Club in Great Britain" with por-
traio. Motor Speeding The New
American Sport fillustrated).
HARPER'S MAGAZINE. Amer
ica's Une0nquered Mountain. Fred
eriek A. Cook. n. D.; Ito Grsnia in
Ireland poem. Ernest Rhys: "A
Common Occurrence story. Meta
Syrett: "A vow poem, r. De Pegs
ter Tytus. An Elephant Drive in
siam" Alan il. Burgoyne. r r. g. s.:
The Sphynx. A Travesfv in Two
Parts. Part I" Robert ". Chambers:
The Trick Of Education" Alice ATey-
nell. "The Naturalization Of Courtney"
story. Margaret sutton Briscoe:
Fragment, poem, Margaret Horton
Potter; Sir Mortimer" q moveF (cor-
tinuedl, Mary Johnston; The Little
Sister" a poem. Edita H. Thomas.
Italian Fantasies" israel Zangwiil:
Ellen" Roy Rolfe ellison: The Mar
iner's Compass Simon Newcomb. IL.
D.; The Witchcraft of Chuma. Una
l. Silberrad; ''The University Of Ath-
ems Charles F. Thwing IL. D.. -The
Yarn Of the sink or Swim, a story.
Norman Duncan: Tailoring Animals
H. G. McCook j.. D.. Sc D.. Ii. D..
Special Delivery. AIOnoloEue. - Van
Tassel Sutphen; The Cruise Of the
TouGuin. cyrus Townsend Brady:
The Fortunate One 2 poem. Fanny
kembie johnson; Elizabeth a story.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-31
CHURCH
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Episcopal.

All notices for this column mast be ]
handed in by noon Saturday.
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Methodist.

ST Peters Chapel.-Sunday school. 8
.. N. The public is cordially invited to
attend the Services
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-31

Bui, as ] was sayin' he ed play
He got done Up thg way he WAS. atveen
cole an StilweH he took the notion Fl
were Just because he had had bad luck
''T1ga'n't but q little while afore ne
were back in f3eiena waitiu for Cole
an SGi@eN - come along On some
bcas.
He'd been home an got some more
money az come back 10 have another
Irv at the same men. Well. he had
some luck tfs firucs Tor Z va MT noFe'n
month afora they come along
course. ii might ha been six.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-12-22

Sn Berlin itarb Der 8it6bausl
Moris S6ult I'M sllter pom 79
Sabren.
- Der BraiiOcnt bon 8raiilien bat
ben Sau BON 20 S6la6ti6iffen anse.
Oronet.
- Der Senat BON Cuba bemitli9te
$325,000 CUR Serbeiieruns Der ianitGs
rem 3uitanbe in ben fiiuf;ebn srOBten
Stdbten Der Gepublif Cuba.
- Sin SObn bes @rafen SEQ Col
itOt, aOiutant Oes @snerals SObelep
in Der Wtanoi9urei, erbielt fir misOers
bOlteS tapferes Senebmen oas ct.
8eor9sfreuj.
- Die r9iopa 9feiorma" in Sem.
berg berihtet, oaB ii9 oortbin elm urs
unterbrOdener Strom BON Deierteuren
aus &uBlanb ersieBt unO oaB Die Wtsbrs
iabl iid mad ben Ser. Stuatsn besibt.
= Papit Rius x. fanouiiirts i'm ct.
ReterssD Dom in @esenwart BON ettpa
10000 Wfeni6en, unter sroBsm Sc.
pranse bic ieliSSeiprO6enen ~NleiiunOrs
Souli uno @erarbo Muriella. Diele
GeremOnie mar crit Die spsits i6rer slrt
leit Dem Sabre 1870.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-12-22

: Sntber Yurbanf bat auf Ieinem
9ut Su Santa 0fOIa, Gal., cine glu:
menpflan3e 9eSihtet, oeren 9lumen.
bldtter uno Quit unuersansli6 Ieiu
lollen.
Der neie Funnel unter Dem
Safen BON Bottom, Der @aIt Bolton
NIT Dem Staotsebiete perbinoet, pirS
am 8eibna6tstase benz allsemeinen
Serfebr iiberseben lperoen.
- Biaiam @allace Simbal, elmer
Der be%fannteiten Rianofabrifanten bee
0torSweitens, lit in Chicago i'm Glter uOu
rs Sabren 9eitorben. @r mar felt
1857 in Chicago aniaiits.
- Generals inwanOcrunsscommiliar
Sargent bat cine Tour CUR SnIpeftion
Der Ginwanoerun9ss Stationen in Oiep
Yorf, Wfontreal. Bolton, Ybilaoelpbia
uno Baltimore ansstreten.
: Die Hegenten Der 9lebrasfa.l lnis
oeriitdt in Sincoln baben cine @slo,
ihenfuns BON Stauoaro.S el .Otiuionar
Sobn o. ROdefeler erbalten. Ole
Sunme lit CUR @rri6tuus zines uuiuers
ittatsssbdnoes fir reliSiOie 3mede be.
itimmt.
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AuSIanb.

- Der Seuat bon Spanien nabm
in ieiner lesten Sieuns bic BON Der
6e9ierun9 ein9erei6te Snar6ilten Bill
an.
Spencer Gburrinston, bas altelte
WtttSlieo Oes enSIii6en SauieS Der Sc.
metnen, 1T in SOnoOn i'm 9lltsr pom sc
Sabren 9eitOrbeu.
- Sn Berlin itarb Der politiide
S6riftiteller 6rbr. @OuarS b. lin.
garnsS ternbers.
Der Bolijeiprdfeft in Mosfau
uerbOt es, jiiOiide SauHeute, Die lid
obne ScredtisuH9 bort %aufbalten,
obne Beiteres aus3uweiien. ollie lol.
DIE Sale iOl!en ibm beridtst werOen.
= Sie9frieo 2ilientbal, elmer Der be.
fanuteiten Serliuer Sunltfeuner, lei.
tete cine Sepesun9 bebufs international
len Sduses eurOpdiider Suniti6ate
ge9en bic auSfubr mad ben Ser. Staas
ten Elm. 9ebeimratb SoOe, DIRECTOR
Der tOnt9l. @emGloe9allerie in Berlin,
lit elmer Der peuiseu beruorraseuben
@eSHer oieier 8ewesuns.
- Der 9teitor Der Nationaaiberalen,
6rieOrid Samma9er, lit in Berlin i'm
81. Sebensiabre oabinsei6ieoen. Sriebs
rid Samma6er wuroe am l.. Wtai
1924 in @iien ssboreu, ituoirte 1872
As in Bonn uub Berlin Surispruben;
uno frat bierauf in ben Staatsoienit,
ben er ieboA 1850 infOlse ieinsr 9e.
tb%eili9un9 an Der poiitiiden 8emesun9
oes 9uhres 184s uerlaiien muBte.
- @arl @reg, Der neue @ouuerneur
BON Canada, muroe inter 8eoba6tun0
einNrufsuoller Geremouien in Iein amt
einSefibrt.
5laus RiO SaneirO, Sraflien. mirb
mit9etbeilt, baB Die oOrti9e @elesgebun9
Die &eSieruns ermd6tigt bat, a6tunOs
imuniis Sriessidiiie bauen Su laiieu.
- Die SO6Seit Oss OeutI6en 9rou.
prinSen nit Der Ser;osin 9ecilie pom
M~fedlsnbur9sS 6werin pirS, mic Jest in
Ssrlin beitimmt wOrOsn 1T, in Der ,wei.
ten Salfte Oss MOnats Mai ltattfinoen.
Sin bO6it ieuiatiOneller YOriau
wirS aus 9raui in 9 tsiermart semeloet.
Oort eri6oB Der friibere Sifi;ier 9ui6el,
msl6er i'm Sabre 1902 Dirisent oes
NOlSO9en'iden lleberbettls mar, auf
Dem Fromenaoen : Concert ieine ehema.
li9e Sraut SeOntine 3raunwieier, BON
welter er S6uloen balber juriifsepie.
leu WOroen mar.
@raf D. Silow, Der beuti6e
Nei9stanSler, hat BON Or. @obefrep,
eirem entfernten Serwanoten, Die
Summe pom 3 MiliOnen Mtart &c.
srbt.
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ssIauare, eadapanna uno @sHsrn Balm.

ShhessesNf AHp SShft'h" oubhs
Sn araft ben 1. Stunt 1903.
SiioIid -0trlabt Scranton fur Ntp 2prI
nm 2.05, 1920, COS, 800, 1910, Born. H..
40, $40 uue 3.35 9atmittags. Sir gtp
gprf u. philadelphia, um $40 u. 1910 Yorm.;
1910 unp 3.35 Ra6mittass. Gur @pules.
bcro. 6.tu Nahmittags.
R0roIid -8ir Buffalo um LIS. 6.22 u. 900
Mpr. t.55. 6.35 une tt.tu Nahmittags. Cir
Siusbamtpu, Glmira une 3pii6snfatt0nsn, nm
10 25 Wor. unp los Nadm. 6lr Ssptep.
Spraeuis unb Utica. um lis unb 6.22 Mpr. +;
ISIS Rabmittdss. Ssntgo. SpraeuIt unit
Utica 3ue I'm 6.22 Wpr. lGuft tGalih, ausas.
npmmtu SOuutass. 6ir WoutrOit UNI 900
Rpr.; los unp 6.35 Ra6m. NitolIpn VIC
epmOpatiOn. nm 4l0 uue els Rabmittaas.
8loomsburg Sibifion-8srldbt Scranton
fur NCrtbumbtrlanb nm 6.35, 10 10 Mpr. +;
t.55 unp 6.35 Ra&m. Cir plymouth um 9.05
Na6mlttass.
SonntdeSs3hes.
sioIid-8ir Rsp gprf um $50, 3.2n.
Sos nnp t0.t0 MUrssns; $40 unD 3.35
Rahm.
RoroIid Sir Buffalo UNI lis, uni
6.?2 WOr.; t.55, 6.35 une lilo Natm.
Gir Glmird unb 3piittnhdtiuusn, 1925 Dor.
miitass.
Bloomsbury 9ibiHou - grrI6bi Scranton
I'm 1910 Nor unb H.35 Nd6n.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-12-22
sadaBaHua & @sOmins gan,g.
Qaurrl yiuie.l

9rat In 8raft am 20 Suui 1904.
9uss ptrlaHsu Saautcn UNI 1 00, 200, 3 90
400, 500 uni 6 10 Wrrasns. I'm 6 20 Mpr.
gems an 0pbsntaasn uue als uahfUlgtnes
iraniie Wiuutsu, unp nm 1870 Rprstns an
Sennidesn une aat na6fpletnbt ,ran,is Ri.
nuisn bic une %iuiluhut i2'O 3a6ts, In 0iI.
les Barre al Ninuttn ipGtsr anfOmmtrb.
3iat ole 10 Wiuuisn an WpHtniaatu BON
800 bis 40 Ra6mittaas.
GrpubIiiss psladsu Scranton iisli6, ausa,-
npmmtu Spuntae, UNI $50. 8 f6 une 1896
Wsrssns; une 2.16 uup 4 Sc Rahmittass. unp
trsftn IN @ilfts. Barre 80 Minuisn ipaitr tiu
Stfttrtr Dtsnit Spii&sn Srauipn, Ray aua
paTf unp pttsrsburs.
Sisbs GabrpIan fur stp6dbtfSreeuet 3aat.
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