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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-02

martirten Panaerung beutli9 berbors
sebt; bic Sedaniibt re9ts Seigt bic
Iufitellung Der 8efbiibe unb Der Ieits
liden Sdeiniperfer (Sch).
Man erfiebt auf ben eriten 8lid,
tpel9 auBerurOentlib complexities
8auipert elm mobernes S6ld6tf9iff
nit ieinen fur9tbaren Mufdinen,
SduBs unb SruBpaffen lit, unb tunn
ii9 ungefGbr einen 8esriff bapon maz
den, in ipel9er @erfafuns bic auf
bemielben &dmpfenben beim 9onner
Der &anonen, benz @ufI9lugen unb
@rplobiren Der fetnbIiden @ranaten,
benz StObnen Der 8eripunbeten unb i'm
Sasel Der feinbli9en Mui9inenge'
tpebre fia befinben mDsen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-02

fdiebenen @ef9iiBe, Ke bic 8eFsl Der
Maidine, ID bic breicplinbrise 0umpfs
mai6ine fir bic Steuerborbi9raube.
L bas 2a5arett unb PD bas bur6 bic
gan8e 2dnse bes Sdiffes binburdges
bcnbe bori5ontalc puESerbcd. 0ieies.
aus Stablplatter BON "A 3ou 0ide
beitebenb. liest etpa in SDbe Der Wafz
Ierlinie unb sebt bonn !Sed Bis CUR
Spibe bes Rammbu9s, pel9er bier
bur9 an Wiberitanbstraft erbeblid
selponnen. Inter benz Pan5erbet lie
gen SeHel. Rai9inen unb MunitiOnsz
rdume.
Sben lints in Der 3etdnuns befinz
bet ii9 cine Seitenanii9t, aus Der nas
mentli6 bic lnorbnung Der f6ipar5
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-02

Dor brei Doden fdilberten
mir bic 4nlase unb Gpuitruction BON
@ecminen. ienen perberbenbringsnb.n
untsrfeeiiden Sprensporri4tunsen
tpel9e Ii9 sssen bic peripunbbariten
Sbeile bes SdiffstDrpers - seg.n ben
@diffsboben unb ben ungepanaertsn
sbsil Der Sdiffspdnbs = ri4tsn.
Seute brinsen mir in Dort unb Bib
ben 0urdfdnitt zines mobernen pans
s.rIdiffes, aus bsm Der 2eier ni4t als
lein bic burd panaeridub unb 9e>
fdiibauffsnuns bebinste 9efe4tsitdrte
zines foIden@diffes, iOnb.rn aud iens
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-02
Gin ,,redttsfunoiaer" 9lreers
mstfter.

9ln btr 8rens. siueier beutiden Sc.
meinosn ipuros zines Morgsns Die
2ei6e zines unbetannten Sanowertss
burden eefunOen, uno Sluar lag iis 10,
oab i6 aDpf unO SbsrtOrpsr aui osm
8ebiete Der einen @emeinbe befanoen,
mdbrtno bic gsine in bas Gsbist Der
anS.rn rei9ten. glls nun nad gs.
ianntperben oss Sallss Die 8draer-
meiher beiber Srtidaften jeoer nit @e.
fOlse am 6unoplaBe eintrafen, entitanb
Elm GROCER Streit oariiber, ruslde 8e-
meinoe ben SObten Su beItatten babe.
.Salt, i'd bab's". rief SuIeBt Der Shr.
etrmeiiter o,rjeni9en @emeinoe, auF
6eren 8runb uno gooen Der Gopf oes
SanowsrtsburIden lag. 3u ben Ser.
tretern Der anoern Gsmeinoe. .ibr
miibts ibn sinsrabsn, bsnn "Ubi bene,
ibi patria".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-02

lei6t peripunbbdren, unter Waher liez
ssnbsn Sdiffstbeile beutli6 erieben
tunn. Dab bic bon ben Sapanern
ausseporfene Streumine unmittelbar
unter ben Munitionsz unb &efelrdus
men bes rufiiden Sdladtidiffes
~petropaplopst" erplobirte. bra6te
bic lem S6iffe unb feinem tapferen
Observation-Disclosures 9lbmirul Mafas
rolf innerbalb ipsniger Ninuten ben
llntergang.
llniere beiitebenbe 3eidnung felt
elm SdIadtidiff i'm 2dngenidnitte
Ioipie oben linfs eine te6nii6e
@eitenaniidt unb oben redts cine 2ln>
| ii1t bes Seds BON oben bar. sSn benz
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-02

You 9tidarb 3ooSmanu.

Ribt ibr, mo iiineit ib gu SiId gciueIer2
Sei 8iecIpuReI, benz 5tuereIcin i'm
BaIo. =
Gil bas GIIen mar aliserleien.
uno bas @etrdnt mar frii6 unb iaItl
SiridfGferfeule bats eeecben.
@ebraten am SidtennaocIipieb
Sod bIieb i'd huueria, bel mcinem
2ebenl
$rob Biirm1erra9out uuo Goierees
mis-.
grbbeerboipie gab's gum SdjIuiie;
Or 9ob iie in @i6elndpfden mir Elm.
2lber id) fam nidjt red,t sum @eniliie =
&ic Seherhen iuaren bod gar 5lt tleinl
Sp6ter am G6enb iIIuminirte
@Iiibpiirm6en bas tIcine 3tpcrgenges
Ellis RibeIpittel 5um San5 mid fiibrtc,
Stieb i'd Die Stirn mir am nieorigcn
Sad.
Sic @riIIen ipicIten auf ibrcn Gcigeu
gBalser, Sopicr urb andres mcbr;
SD idpang ben Sleineu frob im Eeis
Ha pI5bIidb scIdab Gin srpbes @aIbcur.
Sd hattie inn ouf ben SrB gctrcter =.
8 ipcb, tuie bat er Dor Sd,mer3 iidI gc'
friimnttl
Sum ipcrb' id ipobl nie mcbr Sli 9nite
gcbeteu
Con 9tibeIpuscI, bas gIaub' idJ bcitimmtl
ia, ia, oas iinS fitrioIc Gcididbten,
Rcnidcn unS 3perge paiicn nidlt redt:
Dtan ipirS nidjt intt bel ibren 8eridltcn.
llnb tau5en fam man nit ibuen idIedtl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-02

5einer unterf ieb.
rgBie sefulIen Dir meine pbptogrdz
pbien2" = nSm, bas eine Bib 1T
biibi9, unb oas anoere gut setrGffen!"
= nebtrfGaffis. 5ruu:
BdIdt 0u Did bsnn beute nihtf
Rann (bsr glitslisb zines 2isbhabsrs
ibeatsrs iID: 8OSu2 sd ipisI. ia
bod bisisn IbenS ben StbeIo!
8sim iurififden gr a'
men. profefpr: Dollen sic mir
fagen, !Ssrr Gdnoibut, mas innerbdIb
Der glOtbfriit seIdehen mub? @rIter
ganoiout: Sn Der giot9friit, = in
Der RotbfriIt = prpTeFor Gid an
ben slpeiten Ganoibaten tpenoeno):
8isIIei9t Sic, Ssrr GanOtbat9 3peis
fer Ganbibat (Oer auf bic 5rage oss
YrpfsFrrs gar riht aufsepabt uno
nur Die @orte Ieines GplIegtn otr1
npmmen batts): Sn Der Tptb -
friBt Der 9sufeG Glissea.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-02

Re9ion 1T neuerbinss auf 8 beitimmt
ipprben, iporunter flint perbsferte
@eitenitiide Sur Olympia" unb brei
bon serinsem Siefsaus, fpelde audi
fir ben SluBbienit seeignet iinb. Wttn>
beitens bier Der &reuserbpote 1ollen gu
allen 3eiten fir ben actipen Seebienit
berfiisbar fein. 8ebufs prompten
Gini6reitens i'm 8ebarfssSall itebt
benz Slagsen Sffiaier frei, auf eigene
Sanb Rempeleien gu unterIu9en unb
ausipdrtise 8erbanbluneen anoutniis
pfen.
9isber mar bic Snfel guIebra bas
Sauptquartisr bieits 9ef6pabers ses
tpeIen; neuerbinss iit iebo9 Der bes
fannie fiibcubaniide 8iiItenplaB
Guantanamo als feline Saupt Spes
rationsftiibe unb eIs ftdnbises 9ods
gsb6ft ausgsipGblt tporbsn. Die fors
mslle llebernabms Der betreHenben
9lnlusen feitens Der Ser. Staten
ipurbe tiirSli9 telesrupbiib ssmelbet.
9ieIs poiition gilt fir eine Iebr siins
itise, unb p.nn iie seniisenb burh 8ez
feitisunsen sef9ibt 1T. biirfte tetn
8ebarf nab tarten 8efeItisunsen an
Der sSniel Gulsbra pprbanbsn feiu.
Ro6 elm Dprt iiber bas 9iiitenz9es
f9paber! Sm 8riessfaIl foll
basIelbe einen Der Sauptfactoren bes
alIsemeinen itrut.sif9en Plunes biIben
unb 5und6it CUR 8ertbeibigung unies
rer &iiite bienen, ipeiterbin aber au9
als SslottenpsritGrtunss ReIerbe fir
bic ipeitinbiiden @eipGfer. Sm Sins
bid barauf iinb ibm aud fdIa9ttiids
tige S9iffe Susetbeilt iuproen, tpie es
bic obengenannten iinb, unb es ipG
nod einige mebr erbdlten. gu iebr
tpeiten 9reusfubrten 1T es iebo9 nidt
beitimmt, nod au9 gu anbaltenoem
Qluslanb OienIt. WGbrenb Der Soms
mermonate finben bic S9iffe bieies
9eI9pabers actibe @eripenbung als
llebunss 9ipiiion fir bic SlOttens
@eabemie, pelde anseiibts Der perz
mebrten 3abI Der ~Mibibipmen" elm
umberfreusenbes erobes llsbungsses
idpaber n0tbis bat, bebufs practiI9er
9lusbilbuns fir ale Sdae.
Nebterer Yuntt 1T bsionbers bess
balb bon 9ebeutune, ipeil nod INNER
Elm Mangel an reguIdr beitullten
JGptten SffiSieren beitebt.
unb baber isberseit .Wtibibipmen" bas
gu berufen iperben tOnnen, bic perants
ipprtlide Stellung folder ein3unsbz
menl 0as llebungsgeI6lpdbsr aber
bietet linen bic einsiae practiI6e 8ors
iduIung biersu unb befG6ist lie =
pber Iodte lie btfGbisen = o6ne @eites
res an einen Iol6en ppIten su treten.
SIM llebri9en lit oteies uebungsees
fdpaber als foldes BON Der Norbs9lts
IantiIden sylotte unabbGneis unb 1T
niht fir Man0per uno tactiIdbe Inter
nebmunasn arobsn Stils in Sriebenss
seiten oraaniIirt porben, fonbern eins
fad sur 8eauemlidteit Der Slottenpers
ipaltuna. limb pbipobl es erii einen
einaioen Sommer rebuuas areuSs
fabrten aemadbt bat, 1T man bisber
NIT bem Groebnib ret1t aufrieben.
Ran erpartet freilid1 nod bic Grsies
luna piel or0bsrer Ginbettlidteit Der
Speratipnen, pelde inbeB ME obn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-02

Gin 9iinitler. Director:
Run, Der neue 9samte Idsint ia Isbr
fleibig gu feina 9ursau 9Oritanb:
Sd, bds lit feline 8uuit. Director:
5leiB lit bod feline 9unit. Bureaus
9oritanO: Rein, feline aunIf, bab sr
iebr fleiBig gu iein i4eint unO babel
aar nidts !hut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-02

8ei anolIprobens.
rMorsen tommt unfer @rbontel, ains
Der! Seib nur re9t unartig gesen ibH
= mir babsn es nidt nOtbig, feline Gre
ben gu tperoen!"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-26
STANDING OF FACTORY LEAGUE.
HAD A HALLuclNATioN.
Onicere ended His Life, Accusing
Himself of Drunkenness.

ORcer Ended His Life, Accusing
Himself of Drunkenncss.
MADISON, Wis. Aug. 20.-The FIJI
neral of the late First Lieutenant Gull
ford So CARRIER, artillery corps. U. s. A.
has occurred here and was largely at
tended by the Grand Army post, In
diana national guards, Companions o.
the Loyal Legion and friends.
As a consequence of tropical service
overstudy and perhaps inconsistencies
Lieutenant CARRIER suddenly became
possessed with the hallucination thal
he could not stop drinking and ended
his life. He and he alone was his &C
cuser. He was not given to excess il
drinking, as is well known at his home
and has been abundantly attested by
unsolicited letters received since hi:
death by officers with whom he scrv
ed in the Spanish war, the Philip
pines, at San Francisco and Honolulu
and by official reports to the wal de
partment.
The war department received only
favorable reports Of his service at al
times. He was regarded as the best
Spanish scholar in his regiment in thu
Philippines, passed very high exami
nations, especially in mathematics, and
was an Instructor OF the California
coast artillery.
He had every reason to live and nom
to die. except such as a brain over
taxed or a nervous system disorderef
by tropical service suggested.
At San Francisco army officers arc
much dismayed at the suicide of theil
brilliant young coinrade and were ask
ing WHO next| as young CARRIER was
able, vigorous and ambitious and stood
well In army and civilian life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-26
lore SEATS
BEING MADE.
day Crowds at the Baseball
Increasing Need
| More Accommodations.

|penters have been busy at Amuse-
Park this week building an addition
! grand stand and the management
I to have several hundred more seats
for Sundays game. The crowds
been growing larger every week and
Expected that a record breaking at
bce,will.witness the contest between
philadelphia Professionals and the
The Professionals are a crack
|end they are out TO trim the locals,
at will take some pretty fast play
the Perth Amboys are in fine shape
bw with Livingston in the box.
5ffort will be made to start the pre-
Try game in which the Excelsiors,
Lsant Plains, and the Crescents will
illusions promptly at 2 o'clock in
that a full game Of nine innings
played The Fxcelsiors have a
Following in Staten Island who
by their team and they will be on
0 cheer for their fayorites. The
pts have been playing good ball of
I'D they expect to make the Staten
ers hustle to beat them. The
headers are popular with the fans
E first game seems to whet their
lie for the fast baseball that is
Il served up in the second game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-26
BASEBALL


1t is understood that the management
of Amusement Park will not allow any
games by local or out of town teams to.be
played In the park, Sunday morning,
while the churches are holding service.
Sunday afternoon the Land Company
team and the Monitors will cross bats on
the diamond Of the Raritan Copper
Works. They viii play for a fair-sized
side bet.
1t is understood that a few changes in
the lineup of the Crescents will take place
before the game Sunday afternoon.
Edward Golden, has left the Olympia
baseball team and will hereafter do the
twirling. for the Forum nine.
At Boynton Beach Wednesday after
noon a baseball team of composed of some
players on the Perth Amboy Amusement
'Company's nine played against a colored
team, and defeated them by a score of
9 to s.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-26
Explains smoIenals,s Action.

ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. 26.-Am-
bassador ~Bonkendorff has been ordered
to advise the British foreign office that
the cruiser which %oyerhauled the Brit
ish steamer Comedian off the southeast
coast of Cape Colony on Aug. u was
probably the Smolensk, in which case
her action could only be explained on
the supposition that the orders tele.
graphed to her by the Russian admiral.
ty after the Malacca affair have failed
to reach her commander.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-26
DOLLY sPANKER.
snranac Handicap Mt Saratoga
Track.

|ATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 26.-DolIy
er won the Saranac handicap,
ake race. Fort Hunter, the fa-
pulled up lame in the stretch.
lentine, on the rail, was a head
bit when the barrier rose. Dolly
er went out in front, however,
the quarter post was reached
Fas never headed. Fort Hunter
cond all the way to the stretch,
;Odom eased him..
zen, fayorite in the first event,
the way and was two lengths
lead under the wire.
Hen won the steeplechase by two
Is from Libretto, who challenged
lily. Hank Forward pulled up
|ces won the third by a head aft
Eris, the f~avorite, had
the pace all the wny.
( MclNeon beat the ~favorite in
fth by two lengths.
he sixth Merry England, the fa-
was at all times best and won
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-26
THREE DROWNED.


BINGHAMTON, N. ", Aug. 26.-By
the capsizing Of a sailboat late yester-
day afternoon three young people were
drowned in 0quaga lake, about three
miles from Deposit, in the eastern end
Of this county.
Those drowned were Robert Cam
field of East Orange, N. j., and Misses
Amelia and Alice c. Cramer, sisters, of
New York city.
Young Garfield and his younger
brother and sister were members of
a camping party who were with their
uncle. A.. r.. Lovejoy Of Deposit. The
Misses Cramer we're guests at a sum
mer hotel at the lake.
The water where the accident occur
red Is about 100 feet deep. All efforts
to find the bodies by exploding dyna-
mite and dragging were without avail,
aarasness stopping the search.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-26
WRESTLING


George Bothner, the lightweight
champion wrestler, and George Fisher
have started training for their respective
matches, which will take place on Labor
Day at Yorkville Field. Bothner is to
meet Leo Pardello in a handicap affair,
while Fisher will meet any two men and
agree to throw them in fifteen minutes.
This will be a preliminary to the Both
ner-Pardello match.
Alex Swanson, the Swedish. champion
wrestler, is after a match with any Of
the middle-weights. Swanson will ac-
cept the def of George Fisher and will
bet him 500 on the side il Fisher will
meet him at las pounds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-26
B~uraIars at westinehouse Home.

ITHACA, N. Y, Aug. DEMONSTRATES
have been busy for the last week try
ing to run down the burglars who have
thrice made the object of their attack
Mhe summer home of II. III. Westing-
house of New York city, which is on
1.-THE west shore of Cayuga lake, about
a mile above Kidder's Ferry and two
miles to the south of Sheldrake. The
burglars have made three attempts to
enter the house within five days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-26
r,ro rhonsnnd MORO Id1c.

NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-Orders have
been issued by the executive COMMITTEES
Of the Building Trades alliance ex
tending the strike in the building
trades. james J.. DAILY, after a meet
ing in Breyoort hall. announced a gen
eral strike in the entire marble indus
tries effective today. This viii add
1000 more men to the idle army OF
skilled craftsmen here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-26

LOUIS, Aug. 20.-Tom Shelley
Woodlands, coupled in the betting
10 30 as the Schneider entry, cas-
Ton The Missouri Futurity at the
rounds ]. b. Sheridan was third,
lengths behind Woodlands. In the
Ia rage Franco d~islocated his knee
las he got his head in front of
hess .Orna, 100 yards from the
The colt faltered, but gamely
|nued Ills run on three legs, being
In two lengths from first place,
finishing two lengths in front of
Ps Trophy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-26
suiciae I'm worIa,s Fair pamp.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 26.-Cristdbal Sal
vator, a corporal ip the Philippine con
stabulary, encamped at the worlds
fair, has committed suicide BY shoot.
ing. He was found in his tent with a
Winchester rifle lying nea him Ho
lefta letter stating that III health cans.
ed him to take bis life. -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-26
DISPUTE THE CLAIM.

lger James Durham, of the Deltas
hike to make arrangements for a
the Crescents. He claims that
|escents are not the champions of
kmboy amateurs as they claim,
| not be until they defeat the Del
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-26
TABLE OF PERc
~s.ra1ora Polo Team won.
NATIONAL

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 25.-The
Saratoga Polo clubs annual tourna-
ment began here with the opening play
for the Grand Union Hotel cup. The
Saratogas defeated the Albany second
team by 25A points, the Alb}nys fail
ing to score.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-26

OTTAWA, Ont, Aug, 26.-The re
port is revived here that the Duke Of
Marlborough may be appointed govern
or general of Canada. When first
mentioned some months ago. the report
was received with incredulity, but
since then 1t is said developments have
occurred which render the appoint
ment more probable.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-26
. PLAY THE BOSSES.

Is O'Clock tonight the regular team
b. Pardee Works and a team com
the bosses of the different depart
will have a battle royal on the Par
|mond.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-26
Lsnding Print Center.

Fall river still holds its place as the
eading center of the(production of print
cloths in this country, although it is
hard pressed by several competitors in
The north and south,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-26
Another British ship stopped.

LONDON, Aug. 2G.-News has reach
ed England that the Russian auxiliary
cruiser Ural stopped and examined the
British collier Pencalenick on Aug. -.
The Pencalenick was bound from Car
diff for Malta with coal for the Brit
ish navy,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-26
Green sparklerg.

Green diamonds have been discover
I'd in South Africa. The celebration Of
st. Patrick's day is liable to take an
lnwonted sDlendor in the future
Washington Star.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-26
Must hustle.

The college graduates who have
learned to hustle and to stand on their
own feet will find room and a welcome
where the men with the scholarships
are not Observation-Disclosures Press.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-26

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Aug. PEA
special from Sumter, $. g., says that
Magistrate Richard G. Folk was shot
and killed by County Supervisor w.
II. Scale at Providence, s. q. The men
had a dispute ON the road near Scales
house. M tl t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-26
FOR FOOT RACES.

fall will doubtless see a number
races on the cinder path, as many
local athletics of the different clubs
training for that sport.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-26

Ten years ago the desert OF Rechra
|Doab. in Indfn, had not = single inhab-
liant. but to-day there are 100000 living
Ii comfort on it. Irrigation is ~responsi-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-26
Didn't Want Much,

He-What is your little boy crying
about, madam?
She-Why. he wants me to take him
to live in a fiat where they don't allow
children.-Yonkers Statesman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-26
y necord Tlends Heard FROM.

MCMAHON, n. u, Aug. 26.-
last night a telephone message
received from Messrs. Ellis and
hitt, who are trying to break the
York automobile record,
al that they would do well If they
he'd this city by 8 o'clock this
hing. They expected to reach here
Leo last night. They encountered
bayy storm at Olean that threw
j behind time eight or ten hours.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-26

hen people want help they adver-
lin the Evening News. Those
ing for help should bear this in
d Z
The Washington times., 1904-11-13
WOmen'S Shoes

kinds of Highest Grades 81 Fall
Boots including Mannish Patent
Kid, Black and Tan Calf Walking
Boots and Best Patent co bss
Colt Turn Sole Laced y tak
Boots---.--,.-. ..-.-.---,---- -
go Pairs Of Ultra Stylish. Guaran-
teed Patent Ideal S3.50 Boots; in
Laced and Button, high q n 01
or low heels. 8 up-tO- , X
date st}ies.-.., .,,-..-----.-
Five handsome S. STYLES Of Velvet
Calf Nici Kid and Pat @ n n Il
ent Colt Laced and Blu ,
cuciN, at-.--s- ----.-.--.--
The latest $3.50 style of Finest Kid
and Patent Leather. Plain and
Beaded Evening Slip O. q 4
pers, II different shapes, > =
.--.-..-.... --.-......-...
y large variety of pretty styles of
Velvet and FelJ Warm-iined House
Slippers and Juiiets Quail n Pc
ties usually selling at a.25 y
ana hi-fi- .-------. -.--..-...-..
The Washington times., 1904-11-13

Wooden Ware.
Four-fold el-shes horse, sub
stantially built Regular price. A0C
15ci cut to...-.,,-.............. = =
4-f0ot domestic step-ladder with
bucket rest. worth SOC. cut E0C
Five-f0ot ironing boards. made Of
select lumber Regular price EEC
5sc; cut to....-.-..-...-.-....- > )
Floor mop with handle Reg TIC
ular price. 51c. cut to.-..-..-.......
Good size willow clothes basket.
made good and strong. Regu- AOC
Willow covered market bss-
Eei5. Regular price, Hc. eat n z {
20. o................ ..-..-..-....-Z Z )
Iiue fancy scrap baskets BOZ asEJTt-
ed col0rs. Regular price. a9c. 0EC
cut ,O--.,...-.-.- -...,-....... 4 ,
The Washington times., 1904-11-13
Miscellaneous.

Silver fruit or potato press. , O9C
Regular price. ISci cut tO.-...-.. = ,
Mrs Potts sad irouss three iu a
SCI. including handle and stand 7EC
Regular price 81, cut 90, r SET. )
Dover egg beaters Regular &c
price l0c. cut to.--.----..---.--..--- )
The Washington times., 1904-11-13

Galvanized and Tin Ware.
- gal. heavy galvanized iron ash
cans viii rNeted side han
dies. Regular price. $l50. 81 00
j. quart block tin dish pans. seam
less and made or heavy plate. f0C
Regular price 35c; cut t0.......... ,
Heavy block Tin wash boilers. with
copper bottam and three
inch copper rim Regular SIN
price, s.; cut tto...................TI lily
Heavy Galvanized Iron Soc O2c
Coal IiOdE. Observation-Disclosures. Z ,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-04
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W0RLD'S FAIR NEWS,NOTfS


Cincinnati Day at the Worlds Fair will
be May "a.
Ten thousand advertising men are ex-
pected TO attend the Worlds Fair on
Advertising Mems Day, August 9,
The appropriation for the municipal
exhibit of New York City at the Worlds
Fair has been increased TO $4,000.
Boston will erect in the Model Street
at the Worlds Fair shelter house cost
ing $4,000. It wilt be replica OF the
one in South park.
The Virginia Polytechnic Institpte, OF
Blackburg, Va, will send GOO cadets
with bugle and drum corps and band 10
the Worlds Fair to camp on the grounds
from June 20 to July 5, inclusive.
The gold cup which Mrs. Lanktry re-
ceived when she won one of the great
races at Ascot, England. some years ago
win he exhibited in the Trophy Room Of
the Physical Culture building al the
Worlds Fair.
In making her general mining exhibit
at the Worlds Fair Virginia win erect
house entirely from stone mined with
in the States borders. In addition to
The buildiVg, there viii be another elassi-
led rxh. cmbracino minerals and
precious stones Astounding in the State.
The cost Of the materials and construc-
ton Of the building is estimated At
100000.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-04
JACKSON ACCEPTS POSITION
ON WESTON INDEPENDENT

W. F. Jackson, the well known print.
y who recently returned 70 his home
here after spending year in leading
printing Office in Chicago, is at Weston,
where he has accepted a position a
manager Of the Weston Independent aud
he job office connected with that paper.
Mr.. jackson is an experienced man IN
those lines and will be successful there.
lie viii likely also be appointed to the
local cditoislip Of the Independent