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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-10
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gut iinstnet (pItisiu6t). s1.75 papassitu.
IS 90 Srauts 0Gasl furrt britflib. Gnarcs
u1O Gttlil, Ssi anfrastn tiltr ? Gents in
Britfmdrisu briiulrsen.
SirS SuppfD Sruic,
243 Aonm Street. RobeHrr, y. y.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-10

annOncirt I'M p8O9eublatt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-10
Gleftriihc 2cfpmptipe.

Die srOBe eIettrii6e SOtOmOtiue, mel
DIE Die @enrrul electric unb americar
locomotive Company fir bic 0tem
Yurt Central neutrality-suspicious. &C.
baut babcn, muhte uuf SOiiman's Sier'
meileubabn, pelde nit Der britten
Sdieue oerisbeu wOrbeH mar, ibrs
YrObefabrt unO errreidte Obne @as.
CONS cine 6abrSei6winOi9teit pom 20 per
Stuuoe. Dttt udt ansebdnsten @ue'
CONS wurOe cine geidwinOi9teit BON
55 Wteilen per Stunoe erjielt. Sn 63
SefunOen mad Der anorebuns bes Ses
bets sur anfabrt mar cine 9eidwinOi9.
felt BON 80 Wteilcu per StunOs errei6t,
welde it6 i'm Saufe uOn ie 80 Scfuus
ben nm weitere flint Wteilen iteiserte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-29

e BON Qocal
Option tpirb ausSeras beri9tet: Cine
Surp in Marabo9ie 1pra9 5rau 8eu=
Lab Gaffibp Elm 8erbttt BON $500 gez
gen ben Wirtb Saultner 5u, neil ber=
ielbe benz 9atten Der &lGgerin trpB
beren ginfpra9e bret yOrinfs" perz
tauft bate. 9as 2ocal Sptipn=@e feb
in Der 19Dnen @tabt Maraba6ie
ma9t elm berartiges nabnitnniges
8erbitt mOgli9. Sir 2eute, bic auf
let4te Weife @elb MAIDEN tppuen, lit
Elm fol9es 9efeB cine @plbgrube; Elm
gbepaar brau9t nur mttetnanber elm
b%erftanben gu fein, INN ieben Wirt6 gu
rutniren.
Oas 90 a d zen pon bunten,
feibenenS il 3ernunb@ to#f%
len fann auf 5tpeterlei Dirt gefdeben.
Die einfa9ere lit, Die IetOenen 9egenz
ftGnbe in biinnem, 9ineiti6em Sbeez
abfub 5u paf9en, in 8rdnntpein, Der
nit etnas 3uder OerieBt TT, gu fpiilen,
bann feu9t nit einem mGBig parmen
8iigelei1en gu pldtten. Man bigelt
nt9t auf benz StDff felbft, ionoern
legt auf tim glattes, fauberes Papter.
Damn fann man bic fetbenen StDffe
AUDI auf etnen bur9aus reinen Slid
breiten unb lie nit einem nolenen, ma
tirli9 neiBen, SLED, ben man ti9tig
e%inieift, unter 3ubilfenabme BON lau5
EN- @aher immer nu9 elmer &i9tung
Itreifen. SIT Der @6mub entfernt, 10
nirb nit einem S9tpamm unb taltem
Wafer na9ee1tri9en unb ale Seife
getilgt. Man lGBt Die Sa4en i'm
@9atten balb abtrodnen; eebiigelt
perben tie fpie pben. @9nar3e unb
blaue Stoffe lperben nu9 benz SrDdz
men no6mals nit 8ranntpein iber=
itri9en unb pieberum getrodnet.
aures q a.
trDn. Sn einem @lasfldf99en foG
basielbe aufbetpabrt nerben. 8eim
@ebrdu9e nimmt man cine Mefer=
fpibe ober einen &affeel6ffd oDu, aber
ni1t mebr ais 609itsns bret Mfal tag
li9. @s tpirb berpanbt geger: Sob
bremen, heftiges @rbre9en, Nppetitz
1ofigteit Ii. +. m. 4u9 CUR 8ereituns
pDn 8raufepulber (SeibliB) fam es
bienen. Wan nimmt ettpd 2 MeTer=
fpiBen bon unb loft fte burd l1mriib=
rem BON Wafer auf. ST bies geide%
ben, ban brinst man etne MeferfpiBe
@einfteinfdure hin5u. Man berlange
bieIelbe in Der 4potbefe ausbriidli9
our Notwithstanding.
Der geborene pantof<
felbe1b. rNun, 5err MteDer, maj
ite6t sic ia faft gar ni9t mebr2" -
so, in ben leBten feds MD9en mar
ih in Der S4nei5.. -. babin bate
ndmlia meine Grau ibre 9p95eitss
reife unternDmmen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-29
ueber ben Wlfpbpf.

Der berporragenbe Miener &linifer
Profef1or Or. 6ermann Notbnaqel
duBert ii9 iiber NttobolgenuB in fol-
genber Weife: Die aGfobolif9en Sc
trGnfe finb ebenfotpenig Elm 8ebiirfniB
fir ben Srgdntsmus ME &affee, Sbee,
S9ofoldbe, Sabaf, Opium, Soda nnb
anbere g%enuBmtttel. Mber in geringer
Mtenge 9enphen unb bteie genau anqez
poBt Der ein3elnen SnbipibaalitGt, battle
t9 ibre Nufnabme in ben Organismus
fir unf9G6li9. Die gnttpidlung bes
neutrality-suspicious. Biz aur iebtqen
&ulturitufe bat ft9 pon3ogen, tpGbrenb
oltobolif6e 9etrdnfe genofen tpurben.
Sebes inbibibueue l1ebermaB Der MlfDz
bolaufnabme 1T unbebingt gu bermeiz
ben, neil es gu ben f9nerft item @tDrun=
gen fibren fam unb in Der Regel au9
fIbrt. Sci &inbern big gum Is. pber
16. 2ebensjabre 1T iebe Mlfobolaufz
na6me, ebenfo tpie bic BON &affee, Sbee,
Sabot unbebingt gu unteriaeen. Mu9
bic bauernbe ar5neilt9e MntDenbung
beg Nlfobols (Dein our iogenannten
r8rdfttgung" BEL 3uftdnben bon
S9nG9e, 8Gei9fu9t unb berSei9en
1T gu bermeiben; Der Mein erregt, ober
trGfttgt ni9t. Nur Bel geptFen atuten
@rtranfungen q. g. Ronaps5uitdnben,
BET Qungenent3iinbung, Sppbus unb
berelei9en) tit @ltoboI Bel &inbern err
laubt. CUR prin3ipie0en 8efdmpfung
bes MlfpbolmiBbrau6s als8 plfsfrantz
beit lit Die bDllige Qbtinen5 na9 meiner
neber5eugung Der ein5ig ri9tige @eg,
aber ni9t aus pbpioGogif9en, fonbern
aus pfD9ologi59en @riinben."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-29
Auf oem st. @ottbars.
Snterefsnte ~9coba6tanstm Ses Settlers Dep
o~urti9ea @etteriparte.


9let3 Dem 8eobadter anf bem
boben Saints unb Der s3ugfpiBe i'm
baperif4en 9oasebirge befinbet ii6 i'm
ct. @Dtt9aroz9oipt3 elm itGnbiger Obz
ierbator, Der CONNER unb Minter auf
oteiem por alien anbern 8ergitationen
bur4 feline unberglei9li9 giinfiqe
Gage ausge5ei9neteE, bart an Der qro=
BEN Observation-Disclosures gelegenen
Puntt i'm 9ienite Der meteoroloqifden
Wi1enf6aft ieinen gpften ausfIut.
Ser ber5ettige 8eoba9ter lieb fi9 por
Sturgeon iiber bic @inbriide BON @turm
unb Wetter pie folst p~ernebmen: @ie
Elm erftarrenoer Sooesbau9 burhbeuz
len SGneezS rfane Die pilben &egioz
men bier oben; trib unb tpolfenf6ner
liegt Der 9immel Iber Dem @ebirge.
Der foqenbe G9nee tit ni9t flodig,
fonbern pulbrig, 10 fem pte W1ebl, unb
er bringt, BON Sturme getrteben,
iiberaa bin. Die 2uft f9eint Ii9 in,
WilItonen feiner @isfriftaQe pertpanz
belt gu baben; in bic Nugen, in dumb
uno Nafe unb in bic 2ungen bringt
btefer Staub unb, nie 0 unfi9tbaren
8etitern gefeifelt, erlabmen Die @lieber.
SIN Nprtl p%ergangenen Sa6res bGufte
1t9 Der S9nee an mebreren Stelen bis
80 SUB bod unb bariiber an.
BON ben Dtelen f9roffen SelspGnz
ben unb 8ergbulben bonnert rnb fra9t
es tagelung, an meiiten i'm 6rii6iabr,
unb 3par penn Der 5riiblingsbrinqer,
Der pil6e SD6n, feline Sturmbeere qez
gen bas Nlpengebirge i9idt. 9os Sc
tDfe pirb oft febr nett eetragen. Die
grDBen Gisbl0de, Die fefen @9neez
tlumpen, bic in Der @Gule ieber Ga
mine auf Die 5elIen tpie 9Dnnerfeile
berabi3la9en, erbDben bic StGrfe bes
2atDtnenbonners nur mod mebr. 9p6
gibt es audi tpd6renb bes langen bar
ten Wtnters freunbli9e Sage. eSn ben
Monaten Sanuar unb Sebruar 1903
tpurbe Die puBbD6e bes ct. @ottbarb
pom friiben Morgen Bis gum fpGten
Nbenb bon berrlt6er mariner @pnne
be trablt. Mdbrenb unten in ben Niez
berungen unb iber ben SbGlern bic
gfebel lagen, rugte Der ct. 9ottbarb
bob in ben t%polfenlofen Metber ernpor.
4ngenebme 4bpe9slung ms eintDnige
Wtnterleben bra6ten bic @fifobrer.
4m meiIten 8efu9 cabs iiber Weibz
na4ten, Reuiahr unb iiber Oftern.
Qu4 &etfenbe, DEFENDERS arme unb
i9le3t gefleibete 5anbperfsge1elen,
fommen oft ouf Der paBbDhe an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-29

bdu, tit bier i'm 90. 2ebens1a6re ge=
itorben. - eeSm Disable nd9it Der ioz
qenannten ,GinDbe" purpe Dnr1 ben
Grunbbe1iBer Mi9ael 2aufer bic 2eiz
be Der felt &ur5em bier perf9nunbe=
men Wirtbin Nnna @ruber aufgefun>
BEN.
Gaernopih. Sin S9iiler Der
tlntten @pmnaiialflaKee ytamens
Minbrei9, bat auf 9runo zines an1e<
rifanif6en Ouens, bas er NIT einem
gonegen aus3etragen bate, feinem 2e@
BEN Elm Gnbe gema9t. Sen 8runo
bilbet cine 2t~ebesaffdre, BET benz er
nit 1einem 9egner in &ipafitdt GEE
fommen mar.
@qer. Mus einem Sumpfe nd91t
@9laba BEL Sran5ensbab purbe bic
2ei6e bes felt Sturgeon bermiBten, "a
Sabre alien @ef9dftsfiibrers Sobann
Santa aus SlOhau, tbel6er bier be-
bienitet mar, outage g%efDrbert.
8 number. @raf 2eon @egurz
gobonac rnb @emabltn, geborene
@rGfin @9mibege, feierten bas SEP
Der filbernen !6p93eit. - Die unge=
fG6r 6OiG1rige 2ouiie Smatof9, Sat-
tin bes angefebenen 6ieiigen 8aumeiz
tiers unb @iflenbeitbers, nel9e 5eit
elmer &eibe BON Sa6ren f4per letbenb
mar, ftiir3te it9 in einem S3nerz
mutbsfale Bpm S9tfferieg Der gs<
planabe in ben Gee unb ertranf.
Gina. Ser in Der &in1tlertpelt
beftens befannte afabemif9e Maler
8lumauer berf9ieb bier i'm Otter bDn
II Sabren.
prag. Sn ibrer @obnung in
Meinberge No. 191 mahte bic 81
Sabre alts Bripate Mnra Miiner bur9
@rbGngen ibrem 2eben Elm gnbe. -
Oienftmann 5rana Gipra erbGngte fi9
in einem Mnftantsprte Der 2anbes=
banf Nefuialfdgahe). 0as MOttp
1T ni9t befannt.
SuxentB1tra.
Quremburg. Die beuti9e go<
li5ei iiberlieferte 5pii9en Sgel unb
MaHerbiGig Der luremburgii9en 9enz
barmerie einen gepifen Peter 9lDbt
aus 9a6l6eim, pel6em bierlanbs
mebrere MISUNDERSTANDING our 2ait
gelegt nerben.
@repenma9er. Infer ge@
f9dBter Mitbiirger 9err SorftnIpefz
TOR S. g. @timper erlitt einen
S9fagdnfaG. 8alb folgte bic Ra4z
rt9t JON 1einem 3obe.
Neuborf. Die 9ebduli9feiten
bes Qderers S. g. &euter gerietben in
5fammen; Stauungen unb S9eune
brannten gdn3li9 nieber, pGbrenb ein
She'll bes @obnbaufes fopie faft
idmmtlt9es Mpbiliar gerettet perOen
fonnten.
NDrtrtneen. 9err g. @uil=
laume, pfarrer in NDrtringen, nurbe
gum 9farrer in Gatngen (&emi9D erz
nannt, in @rfeBung bes SeErn 50.
S9ilB, pel6em ehrenbo1e @ntlahung
aus benz Pfarrdmte setpdbrt tpors
ben lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-29
syrancnfmoius, in 0cutitalano.

Inter BEN i'm priifungsiabre 1902
1903 in Oeutf6lanb apprDbirten
Ner5ten befdnben iih 10 peiblt6e Der
fonen, pon benen 8 in BreuBen unb ie
l in Sd9fen unb @lfaBz2ptbringen bic
priifrng ~beftdnben. Dem @~eburtsorte
mad tpdren unter ben Ner5tinnen z
Preubtnnen, 1 8raunf9peigerin unb
2 gOlinnen; 9 Ner5tinnen fparen nrz
berbeiratbet unb l be%rbeiratbet. .3o6nz
dr3tinnen tpurben i'm leBten griifnngs=
idbre 2, eine in Sa9fen unb cine in
Medlenburg, opprobirt. Inter ben
fir befdbtgt erfldrten Na6rungsmittel=
6emifern befanb fih gum erften Male
cine Dame.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-29
9emtfdae OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Nd4 ben S9dBungen elmer BON Der
9anbelsfammer gu Pfor5beim in 8az
ben etnberufenen Sa9beritGnbigenz
tonferena betrug i'm bergangenen ScSa6r
bic Nusfubr bon Muaren aus eblen
Wfetallen aus 9eutf9lanb 68,463, 900
Wtdrt (gegen 64,262,330 Marf I'M
Sabr 1902 unb 66,4O0,OOO Marf i'm
Sobr 1900 unb ppn pergoGbeten unb
D~eritl6erten Waaren 2O,65O,60O Marf
(gegen 18,802,400 in 1902 unb 49,
$4,000 Morf in 1900. Gin gr0Berer
&idgang purbe babel fir bic @be1=
metantpaaren=Nusfubr mad 8elgien,
Sranfrei9, 9rpBbritarnten unb Sta
lien angenommen, Der inbeFen, obtpobf
er auf 5ufammen 3,41O,000 Marf gez
f9GBt ipurbe, bod bur9 ben grOBeren
@bfab nab anberen 2Gnbern, beIonbers
Seiterrei9z11ngarn, &uBlanb, Nrgenz
ttnien, Merifo etc. fpteber mebr als
dusgegli9en perben fonnte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-29

fir iebe Sonne &obGen
brennt man in 4uBldnb neun Sonnen
6pl3.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-29

@9i1lerim 5ebrdif9en.
Nus elmer neuli9 erfoleten Mittbeis
lung in Der n4ngemeinen 3eitung bes
Subentbums" erfdbrt man, baB ale
Ordmen S9i1ers unb bic meiften feiz
ner gebt6te in @aTi5ien ober Gufff9=
polen in's 9ebrdif9e iiberfeBt norben
finb unb bort ftdnbig Die 2ie6lingsz
leftiire Der Sueenb bil5en. Sir Die
pppularitdt G9tlers I'm ghetto III
aud darafteritif9, baB faf ale sr0=
beren 8aqaben @9ilers in perf6iez
benartigen parobien unb Srapeitien
bort eirfuliren.
The indicator., 1904-01-09
Saved IRON Terrible Death.

The family of Mrs. NJ. l. Bobhitt
of Bargerton, Tenn, saw her dying
and were powerless to save her
The most skilled physicians and every
remedy used failed, while consump-
tion was slowly but surely taking her
life. In this terrible hour DR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption
turned despair into joy. The first
bottle brought immediate relief and
its continuous use completely cured
her. It's the most certain cure in the
world for all throat and lung troubles
Guaranteed bottles SOC and 81 CO.
Trial bottles free at Glover Drug Co.,
4l2 Northern avenue.
The indicator., 1904-01-09

SOME day movement will be in
augurated to bring the claims of this
city before the world as winter re.
sort. 1t is by reason Of its location,
situated as it is in the Arkansas val
ley and in the big Rocky Mountain
horseshoe, almost immune from Sc
we're atmospheric disturbances We
often have bracing fall weather
when even most of sunshiny Colorado
is in the embrace of cold winter. The
frigid North and the frosty East with
their ulsters and arctics cannot con-
ceive Of the shirt sleeve weather
Pueblo is enjosing. Bnt some day
they shall know of it through proper
advertising.
The indicator., 1904-01-09

THE people of this country will
never know what very narrow es-
cape they had from all being made
captives by Spain until Weyler's book
is in print. In this promised history
of the late war the general will un-
fold his awful scheme for landing the
blood-thirsty Dons in the United
States and his reasons for abandoning
the great project. Americans who
have all along attributed those rea-
sons in great part to Sampson and
Schley will he interested in learning
the real cause from Butcher" Wey-
The indicator., 1904-01-09
TuE terrible disaster of the Iriauois

THE terrible disaster of the Iriouois
theatre fire in Chicago leaves no
doubt that the pretense of hre pro-
lection in ,he average playhouse is
only a sham, delusion and a snare
Mayor Harrison's order to close all
theatres in Chicago until they shall
have complied with the rigid ordi
nance covering fire regulations in
theatres is to be commended, and his
example should have the immediate
Effect of calling the attention of the
MAYORS of other cities to the necessity
of making careful Investigations
There is no doubt but that indiffer-
ence and careessness on the part of
the management and employees led to
the fearful holocaust
The indicator., 1904-01-09
English Language Instruction.

Miss Alice NJ Moore Is prerared to
teach English tn a class or individuals
at her Studio, SIS N Main st. Young
men whose early education has been
limited and foreigners anxious to
learn our English language correctly
will find this an excellent opportunity.
Miss Moore has had 20 years exper.
fence in this work and has first grade
certificates from Kansas and Colo
RADIO Hours for instruction will be
arranged to suit, day or evening, and
prices very reasonable.
The indicator., 1904-01-09

The rolling mills Of the east hav-
ing made cut in the wages Of their
employees the management Of the G.
+. 4 | Co. feels that in order to meet
all competition in the steel and iron
business it must follow suit This is
quite natural and is in line with what
was expected for some time past. 1t
is to be hoped, however, that the re-
duction will be only temporary, and
that with returning prosperity in that
industry there will be gradual re-
sumption of better wages.
The indicator., 1904-01-09

IT Is somewhat strange that the
average fire department throughout
the country had not Thought of exam
ing into the fire conditions of the
theatres in all the cities and towns
until after the fearful holocaust at
Chicago. but now the fire departments
are finding all sorts of defects in the
playhouses, which shows what risks
The patrons have been taking. Won
der if it wouldn't be a good thing
while they are at it to examine the
fire plugs and see if they are frozen
or otherwise out of condition.
The indicator., 1904-01-09
The STEEL WORKS SITUATION.

The resumrtion of operations at
the steel works il going to be gradual.
The closing down was gradual and
the starting up again will necessarily
be the same way.
There are so many departments
and it requires SO many men and so
much planting to start each one that
1t takes time to do it, All similar
conc rms throughout the country
have shut down at some time or an.
other and it was invariably found to
be the Case that they resumed opera
tons bv degrees.
A sudden start might prove too
strenuous and seismic shock would
probably he the result. Anyhow it is
hard to get men enough and fuel
enough to start everything at once,
even though the G. F. & | Co. we're
willing to take chances on producing
an artificial earthquake.
At once and gradually will the
work resume, increasing by degrees
until within couple Of months the en-
tire works will be running full blast
There is to be changing of 8 s,me
of the heads of departments, new
scale of prices in labor and salaries is
to be introduced, new employees are
to be broken in. Che new control must
get its hand in, and all in all the COM
pany expects to start up cautiously
and conservatively but with deter
mination to keep going when once
the tight start is made
Coal conditions in the southern dis
trict of the state are improving and
both coal and coke for fuel are com
ing in daily; and after all the matter
of getting sufficient fuel supply il
the paramount issue just nov.
1t is noticeable that the alarmi,ts
are not so hysteric ii and that the
knockers are losing their power
among the credulous.
People are taking their second
thought and have reached the con-
clusion that the temporary closing
down of the steel works was quite in
line with what might have been ex.
pected. 1t came about through the
most natural course of eveuts.
The steel works had changed own
ership. Rockefeller and Gould had
gained financial control of the G.. + &
| Co, and they did not find all har
monious and serene. They found
warning factions to an extent and
they encountered opposition from
some of The minority stockholders
when they proposed new rules and
regulations for the future guidance
Of the company.
A meeting Of the stockholders was
called to m. ct at the compsny's Of
fees in Denver on the 18th Of Decem.
Der for the purpose of adopting plans
for the financing of the company, but
for some reason best known to those
in control an adjournment was taken
to the 18th OF January.
The MEETING will be held at Den
yer next Tuesday, when it is conf
dentlv expected that the plans formed
by the majority interests will be
adopted and all will be serene.
It is known that those plans have
provided for an appropriation of some
$l3,000,0OO for the completion of
part Of the improvements now under
course of construction and the max
ing of further extensions.
This means greatly enlarged plant |
and greater payroll than ever be-
fore 1t means that the C F. & |.
Co. which was promoted by Osgood
and Kebler is tn be successfully |
linalced by Rockefeller and Gould,
aud that Puebloans have rs yet seen
only beginning Of what the steel
works are going to b..
The indicator., 1904-01-09

JOHN MITCHELL saw the hand writ
ing on the wall when he left the
strike in the southern coal fields of
Colorado to its fate-and the tender
mercies Of Moyer-and went back
east. Mitchell no Doubt feels that
il was a mistake to ever have called
the strike at all. for to begin with it
was foolish move and then after it
started it fell into bad hands. The
strike is now settling itself, just as
the Cripple Creek strike settled itself
The indicator., 1904-01-09

REALIZING that only through polit-
ical channels can many affairs of the
greatest moment to the public be
reached, the INDICATOR expects to
take an active part in the campaigns
of next fall and the spring following.
1t is high time that the average tax
payer and voter in Bessemer was
looking more CLOSELY after his best
interests, and there are some things
and some people who need looking up.
The indicator., 1904-01-09
Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Nathan Berkovtz and J Rash
Ofsky, and doing business under the
firm name of the Racket, in this city
at BOB Northern avenue. has this day
been mutually dissolved, Nathan
Berkovirz retiring from the firm. j.
Rashofsky will continue the business
and assume all Indebtedness con.
tracted by the firm.
Dated Dec. 10. 1903.
NATHAN BERKovITz,
j. RASHoFSKY
Dec. 26. l903-Jan. l6, 1904.
The indicator., 1904-01-09

WHEN David l.. Payne, the original
boomer of Oklahoma. was living they
kept him in Jail about one-half the
time, but now that he has been dead
some twenty years they are talking
of raising a monument over his grave.
Payne was pusher of the most
strenuous type and had the satisfac-
tion of seeing bis plans for the ocru-
patton Of Oklahoma successfully car
ried out. Pueblo needs dozen men
with the faith and persistency Of
David L. Payne.
The indicator., 1904-01-09

THE mining output in the Cripple
Creek district is being restored to its
normal condition. From a drop to
%, 80 tons in September the output
reached to.al tonnage of $4,000
for December, as against an average
of $4,000 tons for the first seven
months before the strike. Cripple
Creek is all right.
The indicator., 1904-01-09
Their Wisdom is ALI Right, Too.

The citizens of Ressemer are GER
tainly a strenuous people. They
have gone after street paving in a
manner that leaves no doubt about
their earnestness+, whatever miy be
thought of their wisdom. Their lat
est move was to mandamus the coun-
Gil to pass an ordinance authorizing
street paving. The application of
a ma a"damus was made before Judge
Voorhees, Of the district court.
Pueblo Post.
The indicator., 1904-01-09

THERE is absllu elv no question
but that the STEEL works will resume
operations as fast as possible. 1t is
big task to get all the various de-
partments uncer way again but they
will be set in motion as soon as con-
ditions will permit We must be
reasonable in our expectations.
The indicator., 1904-01-09

HERB GEORGE is fighting the re-
election of Craig as president of the
Denver Citizans' Alliance and it looks
as if he will win out George really
started the whole thing and he now
strenuously objects to seeing the or
ganization remain in the hands of a
man who is giving most Of his time to
the state and national organizations.
The indicator., 1904-01-09
Watching for Our Smoke.

The steel works at Pueblo are
SLOWLY beginning to show signs of
activity once more. The nail mill
started up Monday and th- indications
are that within a short time Pueblo
ans can again point with pride to
their slogan Watch our Smoke
Ma Zanola Sun
The indicator., 1904-01-09
A WAR between Russia and Japar

A WAR between Russia and Japan
would mean better prices for the
products Of the farmer and a CORE
spondingly higher cost of living for
everybody else. This would work a
hardship to millions Of tradesmen and
laborers and people who engage in
business pursuits unless the pr.ce of
labor and of material generally were
A gradual readjnstment
would have to take place all along
the line.
The indicator., 1904-01-09
Is an Improvement.

The Star Journals first run on its
new Hoe press was made last Monday
and did excellent work for starter
The new press is one of the best in
the West today and is monument to
the enterprise of Pueblo's evening
paper
The indicator., 1904-01-09

STAND up for your community.
There is some good in anyone who
ALWAYS has word of praise for his
community or his town His loyalty
is ever at u premium even though his
Judgment may be sometimes ques-
TONED
The indicator., 1904-01-09
The Best Service

Between Pueblo and Denver is by
the Santa Fe. Seven regular trains
at convenient hours, leaving Pueblo
at 2:35, $40, 1925, and ll:30
a. M, 2:05 and $40 p. m. When
purchasing at Union depot please Say
Santa Fe"
The indicator., 1904-01-09

MALIcH. the wind jamming law
breaker from Globeville, won't work
himself and doesn't want Others to
work, and his close friend, Mr. Meyer,
says Me, too But men are work
ing and are comfortable in spite of
these trouble makers.
The indicator., 1904-01-09

THE average monthly payroll at
the steel works for the year 1903 was
about 100000, which is spm-t thing
great, and adds materially to the
prosperity of the city We miss it
when its gone but when it returns
we can pp'eciate it all the more.
The motto Watch Our Smoke" Twill
have more of significance than
ever before.
The indicator., 1904-01-09

EVERYTHING points to very pros
porous New Year in Pueblo and peo
pie who are wise will prepare them
selves accordingly
The indicator., 1904-01-09

PEOPLE who have made no New
Year resolves have the consolation Of
knowing that they have no New Year
resolves to break.