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Middletown transcript., 1904-11-05
LEAGUE CONVENTION

Rev. c. T. Wyatt returned from Easton
District League Convention Friday morn
ing. He brings a glowing report about
the royal welcome and the open-handed
hospitality which the delegates received
at sudlersville. The program was ably
executed. The speeches Of Revs. ". l..
White on "The relation of Mercy and
Help Departments, to the Temperance
Cause" J. M. Arters on "Epworth-
ian's part in the World Evangelism, " and
W. E. Gunby on "Young Men wanted by
the Church." were Of high order. On
Wednesday evening Rev. John Sumwalt
delivered an able address and on Thurs
day evening DR.. George Eckman, of New
York, gave a soul-stirring address packed
full of good things. It was conceded to
be one Of the greatest conventions ever
held at Easton District. Rev. J. M. Ar
ters is the new District President and
under his energetic leadership, the Ep-
worth League.will take no backward step,
but "go forward" Next year the con-
vention will be held at Clayton.
Middletown transcript., 1904-11-05
INJURED BY MAD BULL

Albert Pierce, who lieves with his
father on the Frederick Brady farm q
short distance South of town, narrowly
escaped being gored to death by VIC
ious bull late Wednesday afternoon. He
was able to escape only after receiving
possibly fatal injuries by the fierce lunges
of the enraged brute. The attack took
place in the field. The animal made
dash for young Pierce and knocked him
down before he had chance to run.
After getting him on the ground the bull
attempted to gore him and in doing 80
broke the unfortunate young mans breast
bone and for or five ribs.
Michael. .Cammile,a colored man, rushed
to young Pierce's rescue with shovel,
and the enraged bull turned on the col-
ored man, getting him down also and
both were 90 badly gored and trampled
upon that their recovery Is doubtfHi Fthe
injuries OF both men being very Tsegere,
the animal stamping all over them. The
two injured men were brought to Middle
town and DR.. G. A. Ritchie rendered all
the assistance possible. We are glad to
learn that they are improving and appear
to be much better, with slight hopes OF
their recovery.
Middletown transcript., 1904-11-05
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PERSONALITIES

Miss Grace Paryis was in Baltimore this
week,
Mics Anna b. Derrickson is visiting in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. Hugh c. Browne, Of Wilmington,
was in town Friday.
Miss Myrtle Houston has returned from
q visit with Baltimore relatives.
Miss Clara Whitlock, Of Philadelphia.
spent Sunday at her home here.
Mrs. C. r. Gilpin returned Saturday
from short stay in Wilmington.
Mrs. Charles N. Dickerson spent sever
al DAYS this week with Smyrna friends.
Mrs. A. M. Heaton has returned home
after visit with relativesin Wilmington.
Miss May Kumpel attended masquer-
ade party in Wilmington Monday even
ing.
Mr.. Horatio N. Willis has been spend
ing several days with his parents near
town.
Mrs. III. V. Parvis was the guest OF
relatives in Wilmington several days this
week.
Mrs. III. NJ. Jones was the guest OF her
daughter in Mt. Pleasant several days this
week.
Mr.. Charles Jones, OF New York City,
was the guest Of lis mother, Mrs. Mary
Jones.
Miss Ada Roberts has returned from
visit with Camden, N. j., and Whining
ton friends.
Miss Elizabeth Hopkins was in Phila-
delphia and Farnhurst on Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mr., and Mrs. Merritt n. Willis, Jr.,
of Philadelphia, spent Sunday with their
parents here.
Mrs. Alexander Metten returned home
on Saturday after q weeks visit with
Milford relatives.
Miss LiIlye A. Carty has accepted
position as stenographer in the real estate
Office OF L. ]. Kiger.
Miss Maizie Harvey, of Philadelphia,
is the guest of Mrs. Lindsey Cochran, at
the National Hotel.
Misses Lottie Smith, OF Smyrna, and
Lille Cole, Of Wilmington, were guests
Of Mrs. G. N. Dickerson on Tuesday.
Middletown transcript., 1904-11-05
FATALLY BURNED

Helen Virginia Spicer, the four year old
daughter of Mr.. Edgar Spicer, who re-
sides about one-half mile east OF town,
was horribly burned on Friday afternoon
last, and died at O'Clock the same night.
While the father was at work in field
some distance from the house, the little
girl and her brother raked together pile
Of leaves and unaware TO the housekeeper
securing some matches set them on fre.
It is supposed she ventured too near the
blaze, her dress ignited and her entire
person was burned to q crisp before as
sistance could reach her. Her father hear
ing the screams rushed 10 the house, but
was too late, as the fire had done its
work. It was sad blow 10 the father,
he having only buried his wife In Feb
ruary last, and much sympathy is heard
in his behalf. The little one was bright
child; pupil Of the Primary department.
Of Bethesda M. Z. Sabbath School. and
her little companions were deeply affected
at the sad funeral on Sunday afternoon,
the entire school marching to the ceme-
terry in body, singing one Of their little
hymns At the grave.
Middletown transcript., 1904-11-05
CHURCH NOTES

The Sacrament of the Lords Supper
will be administered in Bethesda M. E.
Church tomorrow morning. The pastor
Rev. G. 7. Wyatt, will preach in the
evening.
The Rev. F. Fl. Moore will preach in
the Armstrong Chapel tomorrow after.
noon. Service begins at $50 o'clock.
All cordially invited.
Bethesda Epworth League meets in
the lecture room Of the M. E. Church
every Sunday evening at 6.45 o'clock.
Everybody is invited to attend. The
topic for tomorrow evening is: "The
Study OF Missions-Mission Study Rally
Day." lisa. 6O:1-9. Mrs. ]. L. Shepherd,
leader.
The Young Peoples Society Of Christian
Endeavor Of Forest Presbyterian Church,
meets every Sunday evening at 6.45
o'clock. A cordial invitation is extended
to everybody. The topic for tomorrow
evening is: "Some of Gods promises that
cheer me-" 2 Pet. 1:1-4 A promise
meeting.) Miss Bernice Metten, leader.
Middletown transcript., 1904-11-05
WARWICK

Preaching tomorrow evening at 7.30
o'clock. All are invited.
Mrs. Joseph Dulaney, Of Baltimore, is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Rachel
Merritt.
Messrs. Amos r. Merritt and William
]. Lofand were visitors in Reading, Pa,
from Saturday until Monday.
The following pupils Of Warwick Public
Schools have attained the average of 90
per cent. and over for the month OF Octo-
ber: 9th Grade-Ethel Vinyard. Paul
Marsh, Eccleston Marsh. 9TH Grade
Mary Tarbutton. 9Th Grade-Stella Bis
hop, Clara Price, Jodie Stears, Katie
Carroll, Ella Lockerman, Mamie Merritt,
Eula Vinyard, Jesse Vinyard. 5th Grade
Lester Bishop. 4th Grade-Mary De-
vine, Elsie Clayton, Lily Deyine, Bertha
Lynch, Rodney Price, Francis Marsh,
Howard Bishop, Guy Lockerman, Willie
Pierce, Hartley Thornton. Sd Grade
Mary Clayton. I'd Grade Margaret
Marsh, Michael Carroll, Reba Thornton,
Alice Marsh.
Middletown transcript., 1904-11-05
New CASTLE COUNTY, IS.


} The STATE OF DELAWARE.
To THE SHERIFF OF New CASTLE COUNTY,
GREETING -
Whereas, Oliver r. Higman
by his Petition to the Judges of
our Superior Court, filed in the
office OF the Prothonotary of said
Court in and for New Castle
rSeal1 County, for the cause of COM
plant therein alleged, has made
application to our said Judges
that decree may be pronounced
dissolving the marriage existing
between the Petitioner and Bes-
sic E. Higman.
We. therefore, command you, as you
were heretofore commanded, that you
Summon Bessie E. Higman, that she be
and appear before the Judges OF our said
Court at the next term thereof to be held
at Wilmington, on Monday, the Twenty
eighth day of November next to answer
the allegations of the said petitioner,
Oliver r. Higman, according to the Act
of Assembly in such case made and pro-
vided, and also to do and receive what
the Court shall then and there consider
concerning her in this behalf as to the
Court shall seem meet and consistent
with the provisions of the said Act OF
Assembly.
And have you then there this writ.
Witness the Honorable Chas. B. Lore,
at Wilmington, the Twenty-eight day
of October, A. D.. nineteen hundred and
four. FRANK L. SPEAKMAN,
Issued Oct. "a, 1904. Prothonotary.
Middletown transcript., 1904-11-05
ST. GEORGES

Miss Ida Wright is visiting relatives II
Philadelphia.
Miss Olivia Paynter spent this weel
with Newark friends.
Miss Beanlah Swarfz speit part 81 ''
week il Philadelphia.
Mrs. Elida Jones Mas u ,isitor Ia VII
mingten on Saturday.
Miss Lucie Hill is enjoying visit with
friends in Philadelphia.
Master Joseph Swartz has returned
from trip to Philadelphia.
Miss Amanda Moore visited Miss Har-
riett Carrow near town, on Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Rommel, of Wilmington,
was guest at the Manse last week.
Clayton NJ. Riley spent Sunday with
Albert Grimes and wife, in Damascus.
II. G. Gray entertained Mr.. Kahn and
George Deputy, Of New Castle, on satur-
day.
Mrs. Catharine Smith, of Porters, spent
part of this week with her brother, J. II.
Stewart.
The Third Quarterly Conference Of
the NJ. E. Church was held on Monday
morning.
Miss Mary Roberts left this week for
Wilmington where she has accepted q
position.
Mrs. ]. r. Milligan OH Saturday enter
tanned Mrs. and Miss Emerson, OF Will
mington.
Mrs. Clark Thompson is on ten days
visit to friends in Philadelphia and River
side, N. J..
George Cam and family, of Delaware
City, have been visiting his mother, Mrs.
Sarah Cam.
Robert Vincent, wife and sister, Of
Christiana, spent Sunday with Theodore
Jones and wife.
Miss Effie White, Of Deakyneville,
spent Sunday with her parents, James
White and wife.
A. N. Sutton and wife entertained
Clarence Pool, wife and son, Of McDon-
ough, on Saturday.
William Aspril and wife on Sunday
had as their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Porter, of Harmony.
Miss Anna Stewart has been entertain
ing Miss Sarah Belville, Of Wilmington,
during the past week.
Walter Cox and family, of Bowersyille,
were on Sunday guests of his parents,
William Cox and wife, near town.
Walter Smith, wife and daughter and
Miss Annie Heiry, Of Wilmington, spent
Sunday with Joseph Heisel and family.
Mrs. J. G, stuckert attended business
meeting Of the Book Club held at the
home of Mrs. R. T. Cam in Kirkwood,
on Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Bowers and Miss Clark,
Of Wilmington, and Henry Clark and
wife, Of Philadelphia, we're guests of C.
M. Riley on Thursday.
Miss Belle nlman who has been spend
ing several weeks with Joseph Heisel and
family returned to her home in Blair
town, N. j., on Saturday.
A Junior Christian Endeaver Society
was organized in the Presbyterian Sun
day School on Sunday afternoon and
James G. Mccoy was elected President.
The Rummage Sale which has been
going on for the past two weeks under
the auspices of the Presbyterian Church.
closed on Saturday night last, the net
proceeds amounting to FIVE hundred dol
lars.
Middletown transcript., 1904-11-05
cEcILToN

Miss Edith Anderson has returned from
a visit in Baltimore.
James A. Downey, OF Middletown,
spent Sunday with friends in town.
Miss Mary Money spent few days of
this week with her cousin, Miss Mamie
Pierce.
Miss Cristine Lutheringer spent one day
this week with her friend, Miss Mary
Blackway.
Miss Lille Pierce has returned from
visiting relatives in Wilmington and
Philadelphia.
Miss Mamie Pierce and Mary Money
were the guests of Miss Desdemona Boul-
den on Monday.
Rev. William A. Dawson has returned
after two weeks trip to the Worlds
Fair in st. Louis.
William Pearce, of Philadelphia, has
returned home after spending few days
with John Anderson.
Miss Mary Anderson, OF Still Pond,
spent Saturday and Sunday with her par
ents, Mr.. Robert Anderson and wife.
Miss Blanch VanBuskirk, of Balti.
more, is spending this week with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris.
Middletown transcript., 1904-11-05
Suits and Overcoats

This is the time to get them
the new styles are all in,
the stock is full, the weather
is right for a change, and
the prices are moderate and
low for the qualities. Pep
ular prices prevail. We have
Suits as low as IS; we have
them up to 500 and $25; the
popular ones are at $40, S12
and SIS. We have Overcoats
as low as IS and up to the
finest $50 and $35 ones the
popular ones are at $40, S12,
SIS and $40. New life in our
Boys Department. Suits
and Overcoats for Boys and
Little Boys, 81 is SIS. Moth
ing better anywhere in Shoes
Hats, Furnishings and Tail
oring for the money, with
full value guaranteed.
~nsss rs.Ars
Middletown transcript., 1904-11-05
Special So. so Hat for Mer

Our "Seal Brand" is the best $3.50
really $500 hat in most stores In b
color and quality guaranteed.
Our Soft Hat at So. 90 is also speci
styles that are to be worn, creased, teles
brown and gray.
Middletown transcript., 1904-11-05
DEATH OF MRS. RACHEL BLAcKwAY

DEATH or MRS. RACHEL BLAcKwAY
Mrs. Rachel Blackway, widow Of the
late William F. Blackway, died at the
home OF her son, John Blackway on
Crawford street, in this town on Wednes-
day afternoon at 4.30 o'clock aged 76
years. Mrs. Blackway had been de-
voted christian since childhood and leaves
large circle OF friends. Five son are
left to mourn her sad death. Funeral
services will be held at the residence OF
her son on Crawford street this morning
at 9 o'clock, interment in Galena Gene
terry.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-22
Eittgfun.

- Die 3e6cn Der 9ebi9b SallcD
Soblcn Gompanic in bieii9er 0ia6bars
i6uft werOen bic SauSc ndditc SSOd)e
icicrn.
- Die BOliici purOe WfOntas 9tadt
na6 Der 9fiu9iteu 9Sirtbi6aft al OiOrO
Wtain StraBe 9eruicn, no cine BAL
9crei aus9ebro6en mar. 6iinf Der
9fubeltOrer mur6Gn perbaftet.
9asquale FetrOuelli, welder in
Der SeiOelberg 3c6e oils ein SoblenlaScr
bridGfti9t mar, wurOe am Sreitag 10
i6limm pabrenO Der glrbcit uerlcet, bab
CT turj ua9 ieiner sluiuabme i'm SOipi'
tai Itarb.
- 9eOrgc Efciifcr jun.. Elm Wtuiter'
former Der biciisen Sfcnwerte uno fri.
Der uOn Scranton, purbe OOnnerita9
0ia6t nit Sri. 9lnna Wt. GbOmas in
ibrer SSObnun9 Su Oregon Sei9bts Sum
Vuno fiir's Seben ein9eIegnet.
- Sin iunger Wtann uamens Dict.
rid pom SSeit PittitOn uuO I'M GOrtOn
SOfc uugeitellt, fiel am Wtontas unter
eiueu 3u9, Der ibm cinen slrm nabe Der
Sbulter abi9nitt unO tbn aud ionit
bOs uerlcete, ioOaB CT fiinf StunSen
ipdter i'm 9Oipital itarb.
- GOwarO @lDnn BON Su9bcstown,
wcl6er Der SranOititun9 iiberiiibrt
waro, lit Wtoutas Su $500 Straie unS
iiiuf Sabre 3u6tbaus uerurtbeilt NOR.
bcu. Gr ueriu6te ieiner3eit, Die 98Obu.
un9 Der 6rau slnna SOlueg an YuriOn'
age StraBe bnrb 6cuer su scritOren.i
- Sn beiinuun9slOlem i3uitanbs III
iriib WtOnta9 Morgcn elm Wtann ent.
lang ben gebi9b SulleD @eleiicn, ;pi-
l6en Sort cane unb 9luoca, uufseiunt
ben woroen. Sin 3ug bate i'm au9cn'
ibcinlib 9etroifen, Oenn bribe 9eint
woren sebrO9eu unO CT aud Ionit Der,
leet er itarb cine halbe Stuno na6bel
I'M bieii9en 9Oipital.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-22
@ilfesbarre @a@rt&ten.

= gu Sa;lctOn lit am SOnntu9 Der
63 Sabre alte Gbriitiun S6acc 9eltOrs
ben.
= Srau 9. 6. @ottfrieS ftarb Sabier
AM WtOnta9 slbenO I'M sllter BON 72
Sabren.
MaDor Pricc fat Die $4oS,n 900
9lnlcibe SerorOnung unterSei6net nno
bel Der uaditeu S8abl babsn Die Siir9er
Ouriiber ubSuitimmen, oh iie Die S6ulO
MAIDEN wOllen Ober nift.
= % Wtil6bGnbler Sieier StuSt unb
gia6baridaft befanntcn li6 am 0icns
flag Dor @eri6t l6ulOi9, uerfdli6te
0tilb perfauff 81 babeu un0 wurben
nit @clOitrafen bcle9t, melde ins9es
lummt Die Summc pon 81, ,543.S0 ers
rei6ter.
- Die bielise it.SituuttOn bleibt
lopcit uuperGnSert uno es iino nur pes
ui9e Oer yeute sur slrbeit Suriid9efebrt.
Die Sauleute buben ON Dienlta9 cine
SniunttiOn bonn @eri6t erlan9t, wel6e
ben llnionleuten uerbietet, lol6e slrbeis
ter gu belGlti9en, weldc wieoer Sur 9lrs
belt juriidfebren wOllen.
- Der Saulirer Daniel SearneD
bon @ilfcsbarre crbirlt am DOnnerita9
9lbenO cineu Srief aus Srlanb, Der ibm
Den GoO leineS SntelS melOete. Seine
aniGn9lide 3rauer iiber ben &Ooesfall
wurOc weientlif 9emilOert, als er auf
Der Spciten Seite bcs SriefeS las, bab
ibm Der Seritorbene $4,000 perma6t
bate.
= Die @eri6tS9ebdube SlgitatiOn
fam nod immer nift sur 9tube fom:
men. Sefanntli6 bate Der 9lrbiteft
bic Soften Der 9eplanten Serdnoeruuscn
auf S19,5O3 uerani6lagt, bic GouHtg
Gommiii6re auf $40, ,565 uuO Der Gons
traitor aui 1884. Sine genaue Ses
re6nun9 Ieitens Der Saufirma 8. Z.
yong & SO. bat nunmebr bic Summe
BON S7S, S,497.75 als SOlteniiberi6las
Der proicftirtcn s(banoerunScn cr9cben.
Ou lit eS ni9t Su ucrwunOern, wcnn es
ocn Steueriablcrn ganS banli6 I'M
SOpic miro !
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-22
s5pu Der Shbfette .

Sei ben Gbeleutcn Sobn Sdneiber
Don StOne sluenue bat ii9 Gin Stamms
batter eirSeitellt.
Dem friiber bier, aber iest gu Dalton
wobnbaften @bepaare 6ranf Gdoel 1T
ein Sobn 9eboren Woroen.
Der OeutI6e Srieser Gerein wir6
am 27. SftOber ieinsu uisr;ebnten Sabs
reSball in Der sltbletic Salle abbalten. f.
Der Subrmanu Ssfar Sliid bon
GcOar sIuenue erlitt scltern innerlidc
Serletun9en our6 einen Sall bon leis
uem SSaSen all Sadawanna sIuenue.
.. S8. Srii6tcl BON GeSar 9lpenus
uno Sri. @tbelDne SSilcOr BON Quincy
9luenue wurSen WtOntus 9ta6t Ourf
BuitOr 6. M. @ifiin uls sin @bepaar
ein9eie9nct.
Serr uuO Sran Billiam 56ub, Serr
unb Srau WtatbiaS SSerrle unO Sobu
Steioenba9 iiuo 9eitern BON elmer Ss.
iu6srciie aus Oeuti6lanO in better
@elunObeit Suriid9etebrt.
Der 9lturm bon Saiten SO am Dicn,
flag 9ta6t -warb Sesebsn, na6bem eint
9ampe in Der SObn 2DOon 9SObnune
an @coar sluenue erplObirt mar. Dsl
etlpa cine StunOe ipater sesebens sIlarm
BON Saiten As mar Elm fuli6er.
gu @bren ibres 16. @eburtstases
muroe am Dienitus Sutie, bic Godtel
Oes Gbcpaares Charles @ruf BON 421
YittSton sluenue, nit elmer Surprii
Bartie beba6t unO bic Gbeilnebmer per
lebten eini3e re6t amiiiuute StunOeu.
4SaitOr Sriebrid SOltsr BON SerIsl
Gitp, Der friibere SecliOrser Der Gbri
itnS @emeinoe, peilt gescnwdrtiS bie
auf Seln6 uno miro bis Sonnaben
ucrbleibsn. 9err 9Olter bate bieis
Sriibiabr bas llusliid, orei Sinoe
pnrh S6urla6fieber gu psrlieren.
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Bon NeterSbura.

- Slopo Barnes bon Yrescott aues
ME brad seitern bur6 einen Sall in
benz Yeter Stipp Steinbrud ben linfen
slrm unO erlitt idmerili9c Serlesnu9en
I'm @eii6te.
- Gin 2idbrisss SinS oes 9. 8.
WiarIb BON SarrilOn sIusuue Sug am
6reitas cine Slai6e init Garbollaure
berub, oeiien Snbalt bas tiuo all Der
Vruit uno ben 9einen bDS perbrannte.
Sn ibrer @Obnuns an 9torb
Srping slueuue pcri6ieo am Srcttas
6rau Senrp Sn6pfel i'm 9llter pon 60
Sabren. sic mar Die Gbefrau Ses be,
fannten Srieitrdgers fn6pfcl unO
wurbe am SOnntas I'M DunmOrs
6rieObofe beiSeiest.
- Carol, bic 4idbrise Go6ter ocs
Charles Stone BON Prescott 9lpenue,
wurbe Sreitag, als Iie Dor ibrer @ob:
nung ipielte, BON einem berubfalleuOen
Sol3itiid am Sinterfopf setrOffeu uuo
erbielt eiuen S6aoslbru6. Der be-
banoelnOc slrSt erlpartet, oaB oas Sino
wieber seneien wirb.
= Die slib Strabe Bride piro erIt
in Der nd6iteu 9Sude fertis, bod fOns
nen idon jeet Subrwerte oariiber fab
rem. 9Sie es ideint. fam man ni6t
alIe Wteni6en 3ufrieOen itellen: bem
@ineu 1T bic Bride gu lause, Oem 9lns
bern ni6t brett 9enus, 9luberen foltet
iie Suuiel. S8eun Die g8eltuerbeIerer
bic Sa6e einmal in bic Sano bctOms
men, bann werOsu sIlle 9liidlid.
= slm NfOntas ftarb bic @beirau
Oes befannten Gnitrei9ers unO Cape
;ierers al Sruins 9Iucnue, 9. SS.
SOnscor. sic mar cine seborens anuu
Wtartba Sa6er uou Der SiiSieite uuS
am 70. Snnt 1866 9eboren. Sit
binterldBt ibren @attsn nit Spsi SOb'
neu uno Swei EOdtern Oas alteits Del
Sinber lit 13, bas jiinsite 5 Sabre oft
sic wiro Oisien OOnueritue giadmittal
I'M SSaibinstOn Suenus 6risObOfe be
Sraben
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Stabtrath.
Select Council, Is. September.

Select Council, Is. September.
Sn Obi9er Seriammlun9 oieies 3wei'
Ses bes Stabtratbes wuroen nur &ou'
tinesei6afte erlebist unb alles 9inS
glatt pom S6niirden.
Die Nouofaten beS EbomaS s. Wfcs
Gunn bon Gebar gpenue reihten cine
Ge6nung bon $433.sO Elm fir lebsrs
fIutbuns oeiien @iSentbums Su9lciA
warb ansebeutet, OaB cine SlaSe se9en
Die Stabt an9eitren9t neroen wiiroe,
wenu bic &eanuns ni6t prompt be-
glihen mer6en miirbe. Da bic &e9s
nuns mebr ibie 500 betrast, 70 purOe
iie ni6t in SetraAt seju9et.
Die fol9enben Teiolutiouen wnroen
ppr9ele9t unb beitati9t: Dem Ratrid
2eonaro, 3bomas WtupwOoo, SOiepb
WtcSenna unb Srau NtarB WtcSu9b
@rlaubniB Sebeno, Serbinouu9 nit oem
Sinben StraBe sbSu9sfanal gu MAIDEN.
Dem Stepen slboDman uno s. Us.
Sbabop @rlaubniB sebeno, SerbiuOun9
nit bem WtOnieg 9loenue abjussfanal
'Su MAIDEN. Serldu9erun9 Der Sriit
3ur Seiabtun9 Der itdotii6en Steuern
bis gum 1. DeSenber 1904. Dab bic
Seiteuerun9 segen Sii6of Wt. 8. SO'
ban in Der II. S8arO seitrihen werSe.
Den Direttor Der 0ffentliden SSerfe
unfpeiienO. ausfinOiS Su MAIDEN, mic es
fOmmt, baB Die YeOple's Soblen @oms
panic iiber alltn anoeren 9erlOnen ben
8Oriu9 bat, ibre SSa9en ilber bic
ScrautOn Strabe Bride fabrsn Su lai'
ien. Der Scranton TailwaD Gompas
nie Die @rlaulbniB 9cbeno, Elm bOppeltes
@eleiie oil Rittston sluenue gu le9en.
Yei Oritter Neiuns wuroen Die folSen'
ben SrOinuujeu beitGtist: Sir PiIa'
iteruu9 BON GOltsllo Court, ;wii9en
WtulberrD unb Sine StraBen. Sir
eiuen 9Ibbiilfe 9lbSusSfanal an GapOuie
9lue. in Der 8. 8arO. Sir 3ulammenitels
luu9, Druden un0 Yinben beS Con.
trOlleurs 9eri6tslfiir 1903.
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Scs SaiSers 9ieblinas,puuSd.

Der rSaunOueri6e 9lnieieer" bebaup'
tet auf Oas Seitimmteitc, OaB ;wii6en
Den SGfen bon Berlin unb @munben
MISUNDERSTANDING itattIdnOsn,
unb Sipar auf Der @runOla9e, baB 9es
wiiie bannOUeri6e 9anbestbeile al ben
9erSo9 gsIu9uit @rnit uOn @umbers
LAMB ub9etreten werOsu iollen. 0us
8latt fiibrt aus, SaB Die llnterbanoluns
gen ieit Der Serlobung oes aronprinien
sSilbelm nit Der SerSOsin @ecilie bon
Wtedlenbur9s sShweriu, Oeren SruOer
betanutIi6 uuldnsit Der SdwieseriObn
Oes SerSoss BON Cumberland seworoen,
nit beionoerem @ifer meiterseiiibrt mir
ben. Der Saiier iei anoauernb auf bas
@rnitbaiteite nit Der 2Oiuus Der @elfen.
fra9c beiddftt9t. IS wiro nod bin;u.
iiiSt, OaB bic Die YerhanOluEsen ni6t
auf Dem iibli6en minilterielleu uno bus
reaufratiiden SSe9e, ionOern auf init.
mere 2Seiie sefiibrt werbcn.
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Die =.
SabrliGe
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iuarOe fOrtseiett.

&cin greisnib in Der @cibibte
oeS @lobe 8drebOuie bat fir unS
10 piele Compliments 9eluonnen,
bon 9euten, Die eS ueritebcn, oils
Die seseniudrtige SluSitclIlln9 0on
neuen &leioerfabrifaten.
Sie umfabt Die uolIitdnOise 81.
ME BON Segturen, paHeno fir
weibIi6e &IciOer, ueIde fir Die
fommenbe Saiion proou6irt wur.
Den, lopobl bier luie i'm @uslanoe,
imo Itebt alS cine lebrrei1e Oar'
iteIllng brS &Otreften unerrei6bar
0a.
@dbrenO- Der Grofmln9Sta9e
iinO aIle gciuder miIIfommcn. Sa
mir eriuden lrm Oeren Slnlueien.
belt einfad ais 8cidauer unO Ton.
uen iie Der oufmerfiomitcn Se.
bunrIm9 ucriibern, Obne einen
einSi9en @inf gum SInfoufCn iei'
tens Der 9a0enoiener.
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9ute 9lrbeit iu mdBieen Yreiien lie.
iert bic y SSO9rnblatt" Office.