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The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-10-22
BILL BANKS WIFE.
And her Grounds for Divorce-LaHyers
Think she Will get it.

Wife-'tMr Lawyer. I want a di-
vorce from my husband, Bill Banks;
and want it mighty quick p
Lawyer-'sAh, madam; do you
realize the step you are about to
take?'
Wife-''I dew, sir. I dew; an I
don't want any foxy questions AK
ed me by pryin' lawyers. neither"
Lawyer-''All right, madam; on
what grounds shall 1 bring the
case? Desertion?''
Wife-f.Desertion, nuthin'. Do
you suppose Bill Banks would ever
leave me, lovin' me as he does?
Never"
Lawyer-"Cruel and inhuman
treatment?"
Wife-"What! Bill Banks be
cruel and inhuman to me? Not
on your life, Lawyer; he amt big
enough"
Lawyer-"Well, Madam; on
what grounds then do you ask this
divorce?"
Wife-"I'l1 tell ye what grounds,
Lawyer, eff ye give me time. Look
at the date in the address on that
air paper. It's the Corvallis Times.
It's Bill Banks Corvallis Times,
an that date shows he hain't paid
his subscription for two years. Nc
sir, he hain't; and I won't live with
such a man. I won't by gum.
"Lawyer-"A1l right, Madam; !;
the grounds are sufficient; we'll
get the divorce"
Wife-"Poor Bill; my Bill; it's
rough OF ye, but blame your melt,
ye ought to pay"
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-10-22
SAVED HIS LIFE.

J. w. Davenport, Wingo. KY, writes,
June II, 1902: 81 want to tell you be-
lieve Ballard's Snow Liniment saved my
life. I was under the treatment of two
doctors, and they told me one of my
lungs was entirely gone, and the other
badly affected. also had lump in my
side. I don't think could have lived
over two months longer. 1 was induced
by friend to try Ballard's Snow Lini-
ment. The first application gave me
great relief; two fifty cent bottles cured
me sound and we'll. It is a wonderful
medicine and recommend it to suffering
humanity. 25c, soc, s1.oo. Sold by
Graamh & Workman.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-10-22
LEAPED Mre THE SEA.
Benton couaty sirl-She Was Miss
Sophia Neis Of Blodgett.

Miss Sophia Nois of Blodgett
was drowned in the ocean off va
quina harbor few days ago.
Miss Nois was one of a family of
most estimable sisters in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Nois, and
her tragic death at nineteen years
of age has shocked friends, and
aroused their deepest sympathy for
parents and other members of the
family. Dispatches to the news
papers state that the drowning was
not accidental, but that note was
left bidding good bye to all. A
purse. watch and other articles
were left beside the note in the
young 1ady's room ON the vessel
from which she leaped. It all
happened at midnight and the FIRST
token of the incident was the splash
heard by the watchman when Miss
Nois went overheard. The alarm
was given. and tbs vessel put in at
Yaquina and enlisted the services
of the life saving crew in making a
search for the body, which at last
accounts had not been found
Miss Nois was enroute with her
newly married sister from Portland
to Newport on coasting vessel.
She was beautiful and estimable
girl and her fate is widely regretted.
She was in Corvallis week ago.
Her sisters are widely known aud
highly respected. They know no
cause or explanation for the act.
Miss Eva Nois was in town yester-
day, and with her sister Emma, is
now at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. ]. Linderman.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-10-22
TO HAVE SIX COMPANIES.
Further Extension of 0AC Military
0rganization-More Promotions
to,besMade.

Still. another change in the mill
tary arrangements at the college is
the result by reason of the increas-
ed attendance Of students, and in
consequence of the energy of Lieut..
Ouinlan, the new commandant.
The Infantry battalion of four COM
panies is, by the new arrangement
to be converted into two battalions
of three companies each, making
six infantry compaaies in all. The
change will place the OAC military
department on the same footing
with the first class military colleges
of the country. Authority for the
latest change was received by
Lieut.. Quinlan from the War De-
partment Thursday, and steps will
be taken at once to carry the plan
into operation.
As finally organized the cadet
regiment, now numbering nearly
four hundred young men will con-
sist of two battalions, six compan-
les of infantry, a detachment of
artillery, detachment of cavalry,
a hospital corps, signal corps, and
the regimental band. The con-
version of the one infantry battalion
into two, wall necessitale an addi-
tional major, two additional cap.
tains of infantry. each with Ist
and and lieutenant, all to be pro-
vided for by promotions from the
present list OF officers. together
with the non-eommissioned officers
incident to regularly organized
company of infantry.
A complete new order of things
pervades the military department.
since the advent of Lieut.. Qmnlan.
The affairs of the regiment have
been brought to a practical basis,
and are conducted under the regu-
1ations incident to the regular army
service. The proaotions, hitherto
recommended by the Commandant
are made on the recommendation of
the student Lieutenant Colonel,
who is held responsible for the con-
duct of men below him: The lieu
tenant colonel jacks up his men
through the major, the major
through the captains, and so on
down the line until the private in
the rear rank is reached. The
courtesies, the usages and the regu-
lations in vogue in the regular ser
vice are strictly applied in all mat
tiers pertaining to military duty.
Ultimately, it is expected to bring
the regiment to a condition of ex-
cellence that will result in the ap-
pointment each year of two mem
bers of the graduating class to a
1ieutenantcy in the regular army.
This could not be, except as a
result of the new organization,
which provides for instruction in
every branch of the army service.
To make the standard more per-
feet, Lieut.. Quinlan is arranging to
give lectures once a week on mill
tary hygiene, topography, rifle fire
and kindred topics, essential to a
complete knowledge of militar y
life,
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-10-22
Gasoline Wood Saw.

Those desiring wood sawed can
secure services by leaving word at
J. K. Berry's. We save you wood
by using our own fuel Our charg-
es are no higher than others. II
w E Boldly.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-10-22

For over IS years DR. Lowe has
practiced eye speciality exclusively
and for the past Is years has been
testing and fitting glasses to chill
drep's eyes. Parents have DR..
Lowe test your children's s eyes.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-10-22
Cures Winter Cough.

J. E. Cover, 1o1 N. Main St., Ottawa
Kan, writes: Every fall it has been
my wife's trouble to catch severe cold,
and therefore to cough all winter long
Last fall got for her a bottle of Hore-
hound Syrup. She used it and has been
able to sleep soundly all night long.
Whenever the cough troubles her, two or
three doses stops the cough, and she is
able to be up and we'll" 25c, so, SI.oo.
Sold by Graham s. Wortham,
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-10-22
LOcAa. option.
This WRITER'S for .it-whathis Re,
sons are-case Of Atlanta.

-
The citizens of Corvallis and
Beuton county aIe>soon to have the
privilege of saying whether the
liquor traffic shall stay in their
midst or by their vote be banished.
We are to bear in mind that our
vote is the best Illustration of our
own manhood, our character and
our conscience
We are proud Of our little town
and our institution of learning, and
are glad so many are coming here
to educate their children. How
much better for ustto be able to pTe-
sent a clean record to the wcrld,
inviting parents ito trust their
youths to our care. While there
has been no drunkenness among the
students for two years and that
speaks well for the student body.
still we are not to wait until the
horse is stolen to lock the barn
door,.
Twenty nine states have now
either or partial abolition of the
liquor traffic. Even old Kentucky
has local option in 63 counties and
while there are tales and tales told
about the failure of local option
still the testimony of ,reliable men
not especially temperance men fav-
or it. Henry W. Grady of Atlanta,
Geo, bears the following witness
to what prohibition has done for
Atlanta:
Prohibition has not injured the
city financially. According to the
assessors books property in the
city has increased over S., 200. 900.
Taxes have mot been Increased.
The loss of $4,000 revenue conse-
quent on closing the saloons has
tended in no degree to impede the
city's progress in tany direction.
The number of banks. in the city
is to be increased to five. Fifteen
new stores containing housefurnish
ing goods have been started since
prohibition went into effect. More
furniture has been sold to mechanic
and laboring men in the last twelve
months than in any twelve months
during the history Of the city. The
manufacturing establishments Of the
city have received new life. All
improvement companies with a
basis in real estate have seen their
stock double since the election On
prohibition. According to the real
estate men more 1aborers and men
of limited means are buying lots
than ever before. Rents are more
promptly payed than formerly.
Laborers who formerly spent a
great part of their money for liquor
now spend it for food and clothes
for their families. The retail gro
ce'yman sell more goods and col
1ect their bills better than before.
Thus they are able to settle more
promptly with the wholesalemen.
Contractors say their men do bet.
ter work, and on Saturday even
iugs when they receive their wages
it is spent for flour, hams, dry
goods and other necessary articles
for their families.
, Thus they are in better spirits,
have more. hope and are not inclin
ed to strike and growl about high
er wages"
Now with such testimony be-
fore us shall we in not rise to our
opportunity and settle the question
once forever.
R. L. GLASS.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-10-22
Real Estate Transfers.

Real estate transfers of interest
filed recently are:
John Leech and wife to Freder-
lex Corrodi, IS acres near Albany,
s., 900.
State of Oregon to Nancy J.
Armstrong, 56 acres near Alsea,
$7o.o6.
Orrin F. Mulkey to Margaret I.
Sears, block g. Wells addition,
ST.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-10-22
THE BEST DOCTOR.

Rev. B. G. Horton, Sulphur Springs,
Texas, writes, July 1e, 1899. al have
used in my family Billiards. Snow Lini-
ment and Horehound Syrup, and they
have proved certainly satisfactory. The
liniment is the best we have ever used
for headache and pains. The cough syr-
up has been our doctor for the last eight
years." 25c, soc, s1.oo. Sold by Gra-
ham s. Workman.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-10-22
Fitzsimmons.

The full-blooded C1ydesdale stallion
reg. No. 11oI3 can be found at Vidito
Bros. stables Corvallis Oregon, on each
day of the week. Terms $I2 to insure
i've colt.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-10-22

Next Monday. Tuesday and Wed
nesday, October "a, Is and 26, DR.
Lowe, the well known oculo-opti-
clan will be at Corvallis Hotel. DR..
Lowe has been coming to Corvallis
for over IS years and tas large
circle of friends.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-10-22
Wanted.

Place to do general housework in
private family by experienced wom-
an. Address, "B" Box 81. Cor
wallis.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-10-22
For Sale.

Four fine Berkshire sows with
four to six young pigs each. To
be seen at my farm mile and a
half southwest of Corvallis.
Samuel Whiteside,
R F D No 2, Corvallis.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-10-22

Ladies, our stock Of new dress
goods, trimmings, cloaks, tou,ist
coats, jackets, furs, seperate
skirts and fine shoes are up to date
in every particular.
Nolan & Callahan.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-10-22
G.. r. FARRA,
Physician & Surgeon,

Office up stairs back of Graham &
Wells drug store. Residence on the
corner of Madison and Seventh. Te1e-
phone at residence, 1o4.
All calls attended promptly.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-10-22
Trespass Notice.

Hunters OF others found tres.
passing on my premises, will be
prosecuted to the full extent of the
lave.
VIM. Knakte.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-10-22
Supervisors Claims.

The above claims have been
filed with the county clerk, and
notice isrhereby given that the
same will be allowed at the Nov.
ember 1904 term Of the. county
court unless objections thereto be
filed.
Published by order of court.
Dated Oct 22nd, 1904.
VIcToR P. MOSES,
County Clerk.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-10-22

VIM. Kns4,e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-26
Oon 0eter6bura.

= Sesten Dienitas iiel Gin 4fero
eineS Wtannes, Der Sis Cream bel Ser
mann Claus ablieierte, an Glib StraBe !;
oaS Yferb brad Elm Sein uuo puroe
anf Der Stelle eritoiien.
= Die Gbeleute 8bilip 0iablen wurs
ben leete 9So6e bod erfreut, neil eiu
@rbe oSer @nfel6en li6 einltellte, ein
itralnmer Sunsc ibrer So6ter Diartba
uno S6wie9eriobneS 9Silliam Wic,
9amlD. Der arme Serl fam am Ssrei.
tag. Den 20, Wtai. nadt unb bios uno
mill bableiben, neil er bier iremb lit.
= Die republitanii6e g8abl letten
Samlta9 UerIiei semiitbIi6 unS Ssfar
9fi09wuD unS 94m. Sedmann wurSen
ais DeIeSaten gum GOuntD @unuent ers
wdblt. 9Sarum Der Sobn Sell nod
ni6t lpeiB, Oh er Elm fepulitaner ooer
Oemofrat lit, fann i'd ni6t besrsiien /;
Elm Wtanu in ieinem Sllter iollte bo6
enoIi6 miiien, mas er tbut-fsin 8u-
bel, Sobnll
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-26
Bitsesbarre Radrtdaten.

Sas beuri9e j6brlibe SUni9ss
i6ieBen oes SSilfeSzS Sarre S6iieenpers
eius finoet an %. SUM i'm SanOuer
Rarf itatt.
= Ole @bcfrau oes Sdueioers Ybis
lip Susbad perltarb porlesten Sonntas
Otittag I'M sllter BON nabeSu so Sabren
all Der 9lusSebrun9. sic binterlGBt Den
@atten uno ie6S Sinber.
- Sine iebr erfolereifc @rpebition
ma6teu fiirSli6 @inbre6er entlang
6ancod uno ben bena6barteI StraBen,
auf ben Sei9btS, uno erlangten in man.
den 6Gllen WertbuOlle Bcute. SSie Ses
wObnlid, tappt bic YOlijei I'M Ounteln.
- 9(m SonuerIta9 wurSe auf benz
SanOuer SrieObOfe Serr GOuaro SufaS
Sur lesten 9fubc beltattet. Der Ser
ltorbeue mar ;wei Gage Supor in Der
ieiues SbmisserUuters, Serru
Sobn lSeber pom 1876 Stanton Stra6e,
ciner Sun9enentsiinbung erle9en uno
binterlGBt cine junse SSittwe NIT einem
,S0u9lin9.
- W6brenb 6eS Sturmes am Sous
neritag i1lug ber Slis in Die Spieens
iabrif in 9iOro 9SilfessYarre un6 be-
ifGbi9te ben bObcn Sanlin uno uerlfies
Oene Der 9Sebeltiible. Dies rief unter
ben 1000 glngeitcllteu, mciitenS WtdOs
den, cine Ranlt bcruor uno piele fieleu
in Sbuma6t. Die llbr i'm @eri6tsges
bGube wurbe ebenialls uOn einem Slis=
iblage getroffen.
= Jtidter @arrid 80. SarOin9
purOc am Oonnerltag bubier mad ldus
9erer Sranfbeit al einem Srebslcioen
pom &ebcn abberufen unO erreidte cin
sllter pom nabeju n Sabreu. Der Der
itorbene maro mebrmalS gum 3i6ter
BON Suicrne SountD crwGblt uno Ell
luarb li6 bur6 leine Seutleligfeit bic
all9emcine EOpularitGt, mar aud ais
di1ter ein .gere6ter Wtaun. @r
ltammte aus elmer Der erlten Samilien
aus Der @riinoun9s;eit uon &u;erue
GountD unO biuterldBt cine 2Odter uuO
;wei S0bne.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-26
Stdbtrath.
Select Council, 10. Wfai.


Die SrOinanj CUR Giuuerleibun9 BON
gincoln Oei9bts in bic Staot murOe in
bieler Gerlammlun9 bel 6ritter uno
eno9iilti9er &eIun9 an9enOmmen nnb
;nar erfolgte Die 9lnnabme nit einem
ltrittem 8arteiuOtllm, inoem Die 6epua
blifaner Safiir uub Die Oemotraten bas
9e9en itimmten.
Wtagor Council ianSte ole @roneras
tipnslilten BON VI. 8. 9feillg unO
@barleS @ernon, beioc' uOn Der g..
98aro, init ieinem Seto bele9t ;uriid,
oO6 nurben oieielbeu nit II sessn ,
Stimmen iiber oes Wtagors Seto ail-
9enommen.
Suinnan that iein beiteS, I'M gu
perbinoern, oaB cine 9felolution an9es
uommen werbe fir elm 9lbSu9sfanul
Sailin OIL summit 9luenue, oa oaS be-
milli9te @elo nur bur6 cine SrOinan;
gu erlan9en iei, iOnit mare Sas YOrs
gebeu un9cicelih. 2rosbem waro bic
6elOlutiOn beitGti9t.
Sol9enoe neue 0feiolutionen luurOen
ein9ereift uuo au9enommeu 9oitello-
Sir 9luierti9uu9 zines RrOhlS Smeds
9iiuellirung BON Seg9etts StraBe, Snis
i6en 9Seit Wtarfet StraBe uno Se99ettS
Bad ; Wtattbems-3ur glnferti9un9
BON Rl6nen fir cine Suluert iiber ben
Bad al Griit glpeuue. Die fol9enben
neuen GeiOlutiOnen nurOen reierirt
WtattbemS SIR @rri6tun9 pom 9Sai.
ierlt0deu al Sadion StraBe uno
Oemep glpenue uno 9iorb Wiain 9tue.
me nnO Softer StraBe. Guaus-Oen
Oirsftor Der Ofientli6en 9Serfe al.
meileno, Options 81 erlan9en fir smOli
Su6 Sano al Der liibli6en Seite uon
yaiuDette StraBe, Swil6en 9ioro Wiain
uno BROMLEY 9luenueS, Omie oaB ein
Soranldlag Der Soften angeicrti9t mers
De, Swefs @r0Hnun9 nnb 9iiuelIirung
Oer 9enauntcn StraBe ipil6en ben be-
nauntcn 8unften.
9id9eli bra6te cine SrNiuauS Dor fir
Serengerun9 Der Stra6e- uno @rwei,
terung bes Seitenwe9es all Eine Stras
&c, ;mil6en Slap unO 2aglpr 2luenues.
SroinanSen murben bel oritter unb
cnOsiiltiger Seiung mic fol9t an9cnOms
men: Sir Yilaiteruns BON Carbon
StraBe ourh priuaten Gontraft BE.
luilli9un9 pon ben iiberi6iiiiigcn SiSenss
geloern gum Yetragc uon 81, ,601 inedS
SeSabluug BON 6cBlbrtrdgen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-26
Sunmcre.

= Ne9en Wian9el an 9lrbeit IinS in
ben bieiisen Gric @erten So 9ln9eitellte
tempordr iuSpenoirt moroen, Die meiiten
oerielben Wtai6iniiteu.
= 3wei @rie SObleniii9e famen
Samitas Jtadmitta9 i'm Saco 6oie
nit 2Subt aneinauber uuo beioe yoto.
motiuen muroen babel iebr ltart bei6Gs
oi9t, Iowie cine Sabnie ju Seucrbol;
reouSirt.
= Sine Stefaifaire erei9nete Ii6
ipGt Sounta9 9ia6t al Spencer Stras
&c untcr Stalienern, bo6 mar eS uns
mOgli6, megen Der Shwei9lamfeit Der
Setbeili9ten nGberes bariiber ;u erfabs
ren. Der Serlette, melber pom Or.
gibbons bebanoclt WarO, erbielt ,pei
&unben i'm 0tiifen, Die Der glrSt ni6t
als seidbrlid betradtet.
= Sn Der 9Sobnuns BON Serrn s..
Sruuniu9 au Sroot StraBe muroc am
Oieuitag 9tadt oellen 8od)ter Wiinnie
nit William .. Sugbes pom Scranton
burb YaitOr 0tanbolpb gum Sunb ihrs
Seben cin9ele9net. giur Die nd6lten
2lnuerwanoten wobnten Der 9eremonis
BET. nah mel6er ben @Giten ein opulens
ties 9o6ieitSmabl ieruirt wuroe.
= Die 8ewobner Der oberen Sroof
StraBe waren scitern WtOr9eu ni6t
wcni9 erl6redt, gu fiuOeu, oa6 iih wabs
renb Der 0tabt 9fiiie entlans peri6ieOes
nen Stellen 9ebiloet batteu, Die OurGs
lbnittli6 eineu SUP brett Waren uno
li6 BON 8roOf Sur Hi99 Strabe ers
itredteu. Bis jcst lit nod tsiu S6aoen
geIdeben, man befiir4tet aber weitsrs
Seri6iebun9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-26
0ttfetCn.

- 8eOr9e Snap, ein Ser9mauu in
Der @reter ,3edc, murbe am Oicnita9
glbeno pon einem Sreiberfnaben unter
einem SOblenfale begraben aufgefunoen
unO Der Wtann mar foot, ais man Die
Soblenmaie cntiernt bate. Snap mar
in Stiirmcruillc nobnbait, leOig uuO
ctwa "a Sabre alt.
- gl6tb. g8illiam s.. 9lutteS0e, SeI.
fen @igcntbum all Die Saurel Sinie bel
Sine StraBe angrenSt, mnBte Wtontag
mcbrerc 9lngeitcllte Der Gompanie nit
einer S6rotflinte oertrcibeu, nah6enl
bicielbcn eS Ueruei9ert batten, lih III
entierncu unO Oamit aniau9cn wOllten,
leine Saum6lte abiuIhneiben.
- Yier WtGnner murOeu am Srcitae
8ornlitta9 In Der go. II 3ed)e Der
1cnniDluania Soblen @ompanie ourdD
cine friibSeitig erfol9te @rploiiOn mcbr
oOer miuber l6mer uerlcet. Sie bciEen :
Wii6ael Yigurtis, Wiincr, Saul Sani,
fit6 unb SOiepb Selid, SanOlan9er,
uuO 3bOmas g0taSoeu, SOrmaun.
- Die Stalienerin Srau Sarino,
mel6e am pOrleeten SOnnta9 pOu ibrem
StiCiiobne in ben 9tiden 9eIfoIieil
murbe, gebar OOnnerltag 9iabt i'm Ooz
ipital cin SinO. Die grrSte glanben,
oaB ole 6rau nit Dem Vrben oaponfom=
men miro, buB baS Sino aber iterben
wirO, troeOrm lcin .3ultanb bel Der Sc
burt elm normaler mar.
- Eatrid 9tuane bon Su,erne 9lues
me, 9Selt Yittston, Der lleit 5rcitag
,upor pcrmiBt murbe, 1T am Oonner.
flag Wtorgen am llier beS SuSque-
banna Slulies bel Se6lter StraBe,
94pomin9, ais Seibe aui9cfuuocn nor.
Den. Wtan nmmt an, OaB Der Wtann
in oen SluB fiel, oenu ais er am Gage lei'
neS SerldWinbenS Sulcet 9eieben maro,
freuite CT Oie Sadawanna Silenbabn.
bliide.
- llnlere Stabt murbc Spii6en Wtita
ternaht Samiiag uno SOnnta9 Wtittaq
pOu brei SrduOen beimgeiudt, weldt
pier Geb6uOe uOllitduOtg ieritDrtcn uni
snei anbcre ltart beihGbi9tcn, einen sc
lammtperluit BON etwa 5000 pcruri
iahenO. 0as erlte SSeuer eutltanO etpC
3 llbr Sountag Wtor9cn in Der Sobr
Stemart 9SObnung al llnion StraBe
I'M obercu Staottbcile, uno bic 6amllil
entfam fnapp unuerlest aus Dem Sc
bGuoe. Die 6lammeu ergriifen baur
6rau Wtar9aret 2Sarb'S GebGuoe mi
oieieS wuroe nabcSu uOllit1nbig icrltOrt
9lls nod Nie 6euerwebr bicie VrGno,
bet6mpIte, CAB es eiuen 2llarm Dol
Yariona9e Stra6e. no Gin all Die Did
uel SuOgc SSirtbidait an9renScnSel
S6uppeu in Sran0 geratbeu mar. IS
9clan9, Den Yrano ani oen angegriiie
uen 2bcil III bclhrdntcn. Sas britt
6euer ereignetc Iif Sonntag Wiittag il
Der 9eOr9e 3bomas Siife an DAT Str
uno bate bcOcutenOe slusbebnung CT
lan9t, ais eS entbedt murbe. gSegGl
9Saiierman9rlS maren Die S6i6ueriudD
per9eblid uuo oas 2bOmas @cbGuO
warO pOllitGnoi9 ;eritOrt uuO Die all
9rcnienoe 9Sobuung uou 6rau SSillian
9fobiulOn beihGoigt, rbe Die 6lammel
inter SOntrolle maren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-26
EaS Ebal abp arts.

Sab'nr.-Sie S6uleu unieres 80.
rousbs werben na6ite 98o6e seI6lols
len, inbem Die Sommeruafani baum
tbren slnTang nimmt.-Die Sadamanna
Stlenbabn Sompauie ma6t bier all
tbrem Sabnbette uerl6ieOene Yrran.
oernn9en, Die gum 0iueen ocrlelben uno
sur Uequemli6feit bes Bublifums Die.
men meroen.-Sin Sriiblinssliiitlein
mebet, gu Sliibmann & gSeibel sebet
thr eure 6riiBjabrsfleiOer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-26
Webrere Ginselubriten i:
1900 Glen 6laee Saifeta

Sin 5abritat ips;isll pulieub fir Sems
ben 3aillen 9lnjiiSe, Guillen unb feine
ieibene llnterrOde. SIT re9uldre 70
SentS SualitGt.
Wabrsnb biries gerfaufes, 5S Cts.
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Nprb Scrdutpu.

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