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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-04-08
ALL TIRED OUT.
Hundreds More in Newberry In the Same
Plight.

Tired all the time.
Weary and worn on. night and day.
Back aches; side aches.
All on account Of the kidneys.
Must help them St their work.
A Newberry citizen shows you how.
P. Lawson, living in Company House
P. No 80 employed in the cotton mill
says: "Doan's Kidney Pills cured my
backache and I have not felt it since
using them. Before getting the pills
1T W. E. Pelham & Sous drug store the
pain in my back was constant and /
had to quit work several times on &C.
count of it. 7 could not sleep nights,
would 90 to bed tired but after sleeping
8 couple of hours l would awaken with
an awful backache. If had been lay
ing upon pile of store it could not have
felt worse. wanted to turn over but
the first move I made caused such
acute pain that it was something awful.
had no strength in my back and would
have to take both hands to pull myself
over the terrible pains tearing at me all
the time. No remedies I could get
benefited me until tried Doan's Kid.
Fey Pills. I was surprised at the result
OF their use. I felt better almost at
once and since using them the pains in
my back have left me. They are q
wonderful remedy for the back and
kidneys"
For sale By all dealers. Price so
cents Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, n.
Y. sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doans and take
no substitute.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-04-08
SHERIFF.

DE1NG CONSCIOUS OF THE
D fact that have discharged the
duties of the Sheriff's Office, to the
best of my ability, and believing that
I have the endorsement of the major
ity of the people of Newberry County,
to this end, would again announce my
self a candidate for reelection. Sub
iect to the decision of the Democratic
Primary. ,,--o,1
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-04-08
Easter 0 Offerings,

This Easter week finds us with
"a splendid array Of good things
for you. We are showing much
that is new and beautiful. Many
hours we have spent in gathering
together this excellent stock.
You will find here new, desirable
and stylish goods in every one Of
our many departments.
New Black Dress Goods, New
COlOred Dress Goods, New Silks,
New White Goods. In fact our
two stores are full of New Goods
ready for your inspection.
We wish to put particular stress
on the fact that we do sell good,
reliable merchandise. Everything
of the best grades at prices as low
as inferior goods are often sold.
You can afford to give us your
business for we give you your
moneys worth in the kind OF
goods that is worth your money.
No shoddy. inferior stuff sold by
us. We don't give you trash for
your good money.
Visit our Shoe department, our
Dry Goods department, our Milll-
merry department. Visit every one
of our departments.
Polite attention, honorable DEAL
ing, your moneys worth, these
three you always find at
MOWERS:
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-04-08

The congressional campaign in the
second district opened this week at
Saluda. 1t is reported that there was
not a mention of factional politics
The reunion OF the democratic party
in this state is a fact, and it is very
gratifying
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-04-08
MASTER.

r HEREBY NOMINATE MYSELF
/ as a candidate for reelection to
the Office of Master subject to rules
of the Democratic party,
H. H. RIKARD.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-04-08
SENATOR.

HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF
l. as a Candidate for the office OF
State Senator subject to the rules OF
the Democratic Party.
COLE L BLEASE.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-04-08
MAGISTRATE.

TH. CHAPPELL IS HEREBY AN
eJ nounced candidate for reelection
as magistrate for Townships Nos. l, 2
and 8, and is pledged to abide the re-
suit of the Democratic primary.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-04-08
NOMINATIONS
REPRESENTATIVES.

r HEREBY NOMINATE MYSELF
i IS a candidate for reelection as
member Of the House Of Representa-
tives from Newberry county, SUBJECT
to the rules of the Democratic party.
Ebert H. AULL.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-04-08
CORONER.

r HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF
L a candidate for reelection to the
Office of Coroner and pledge myself to
abide the result of the democratic prl-
mary. r. MARloN L1NDoA1'
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-04-08
No. 6o94.
REPORT

OF The Condition Of The Peoples National
Bank, al Prosperity, in the State o
South Carolina, at The close Qfblslness
March 28th, 1904.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts......-......$2S,25o $50 10
Overdraits, secured and uuse-
cured.............................. 1881 II
U. S. Bonds to secure circula-
ton .................. $3.50 90
Premiums on Z. S. Bonds....... 437 so
Banking house, furniture, and
fixtures. $685.. .................. 2,sS2 81
Due from National Banks mot
reserve agents. )..............." All So
Due from State Banks and
Bankers. .......-......"............ 3,2ol 10
Due from approved reserve
agents. ts...................... ........ 4,136 46
Checks and other cash items. 6,57S 81
Notes of other National Banks 1000 90
Fractional paper currency,
n;ckels, and cents............... 80 81
Specie :........-S2,67e rs
Legal tender notes 1850 CO. 4,42e rs
Redemption fund with =. S.
Treasurer IS per cent. of cir
culation) ............-.....-.-. 312 so
Total. -. ......... ..........$5e,15S 4o
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in.."..........S2o,oco 90
Undivided profits, less expenses
and taxes paid. 1859 81
National Bank notes outstand-
ing. .......... ..................... $3.50 90
Due to Trust Companies and
Savings Banks. ..... 1877 IS
Individual deposits subject to
check .....:........:...... .:...... 3o'o5i "a
Liabilities other than those
above state l............. $40 90
Total ........ .........--........3S9,lo $50 40
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF
NEWBRRRY, SIS:
1, w. ". Wheeler, Cash r OF the
above named bank, do sole1 lly swear
that the above statement is tue to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
W. ". WHEELER, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before NE this
9TH day of April, 1904.
T. 4. DoM1S1cK,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
Jos. H. Hunter,
VIM. \. Moseley.
]. P. Bowers,
Directors.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-03
Re.e,e Of Manner.

Rerce~ II manner, shat quality for
which ail Englishwomen and some OF
our southern beauties are famous. Is
one Of TIE hardest things in the world
to acquiie. Il means simply The pow.
-r of re-.
First ~ Oh. you must relax: second,
you rrt Keep relaxed. and all the
ether rules are expressed in the same
word. "reiax"
Doctor who have studied their fem
inine paucafs will tell you that much
or your nervous force escapes throngn
your finger tips while You haget With
your chain o. your purse. You lose
stu moro when you cough and perk
your bolg about unnecessarily, says
the Philadelphia Inquirer.
One beauty specialist goes 20 far as
tc declare that nothing viii make
wrinkles quicker than the habit of
moving and Jerking. and that nothing
is 60 fatal 10 beauty 81 coughing and
affecting. All such habits are really
nervous Complaints. To cure all these
fdgety movements cultivate the habit
Of sitting perfectly STILL keeping tbs
hands and fingers mOtioniess "a Ions
a. possible, and relax.
Your reward viii be the air Of dis
tinguished rcposc SO sought after By
! orr nervous scci-ty wcnca.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-03
Event. Lie was proud OF.

Sone entertaining "reminiscences OF
John Thomas Saith, author Of the
Book for a Rainy Day" l76s-lsSSD
are recalled by ct. p Smith bad
seen and hefrd much that vas inter
eiigg IT, friead's Biographical o.
1rm te crosa tbat BE- could ea1st 81
"sere1 eycr-s. some of which rfea'
mex 5ueid Boz proud IL Here ere als
Ct the seven events"
WAS psued on the head by Dr.
Johnson:
Have frequently held Sir Joshua
Reyrolds' srcctacles;
"Psrtook Of pint Of porter with an
elephant;
"Saved Lady Hamilton from falling
when The melancholy news arrived OF
Lord Nelson's death:
"Tarse tires corversed with King
George the Third.
And vas ut NJ IN rcom with
Mr.. KEGS l.01 "-Pittsbrrg Dispatch
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-03
A Strange Accident.

Some time aeo man fell dead IN
crowded street OF san Frarciaco. The
hospital surgeons were asicnished TO
find that he lad died Of what appeared
TO be a ballet wound in his temple.
hundred ne wao witnessed the
eccidcnt Woe teoIy 20 testify that no
arearm had leen discharged at the
tine
An examination exposed small
pebble IN tie mans brain. For long
time the case was a mystery. until an
ingenious detective solved it with an
e.planation which he proved by ex-
pertinent.
The wheels Of heavy dray had
damned the pebble against the steel
rails # tie car track. and then dis
CHARGED It ~ into the air with such
terrific force that 1t crashed into the
brain o. TIRE passer-by as II it had been
a bullet
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-03
tn, land Of long AGO.

Tho land of L1rE Ago
where f1uuy hours sleep
W'Es-s ianesid fisers glide, -
With stately f1w and ceep.
Vice fadeless roses blow.
And Love sits azure-eFcf.
There cones 90 frost. ucr snow.
Vlf fa.ay brr7Tcs sweep
u-er rnrEer- fsis md vide.
and SLOW TIE W9-zrs crceF
Ttr0t-a. blossoms lending low
A..ste TIE charmed TIDE
How sweet n Zee and g
F--c-1 -Trr-s whore fl1r-sls Eeep.
r-rrrr love SD fgI-- denied.
10 dreams tfaf rosfs heap.
where crystal uafe-s row.
ara rolleu dcFa abide
R 9. Coventry & English Cc1ntr1
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-03
Hsrtisn cansis.

A new theory Of the Marian
"eansls" il TIA: Mars has a solid
crust and sn elastic nucleus o. high
or temperature. The crust II cooling
necessarily contracted. and TIE pres
sure uTon the mass within cauzed IS
sures 10 be formed in the sHrlacs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-03

You can't expect 10 Co away with
face biemIshes in a weeks time
Kepp on taking HOLSTERS ROCKY
Mountain Tea. Toan have a lovely
conplexion- % otnts. Tea OF Tables
Paul Q. sshuh & Sons
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-03

Mrs. c. D. Landish. Holiand-Was
all run down: could not eat. sleep or
wcrk. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea made me strong and robust
Great tonic. Is cents. Tea CT Tablets
Paul g. schnh & Sons.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-03
THESE TWO MEN
AND a MILLION OTHERS

of
one $3.50 WALK We
ww u.s. we
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-03
WI 9 8
DIRE 8 : S n 9 6 $

- mcfosEa W
HNAND
mnay Ell nEAL
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-03
Don't Buy Cheap Shoes
For Your Children

won't nav its wasting have yet seen real ooa eo
m some other bargain price Such shoes the most expensive
dren feet OUR STEEL SOD children shoes are the strongest
=-good shape which gives place Tor every
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-03
NEW FALL SHOES
New Shapes! New Toes!
NEW n EEL $

0u new Fall shoes for ready for Lockers buyers In
from the Worlds Best Every will add reputation Il
like these at such moderate prices Famous Reeds Cushion Sol
| satisfy any Womans Shoe Wants.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-21
StftStpn.

- Die 9Selt YittSton Station Der
2adawanna @ilenbabn wuroe OOnners
flag 9ta6t BON @inbre6ern nm cine 9lns
Sabl wertbpolle slrtitel beitoblcn.
- Die S'Sople Sop 9lntbrecite
Soblen Sompanie bon Eittstou, Sapital
$16O, 900, erbielt am Oonnerita9 pom
Staatsbepartement eincn 6reibriei be-
willigt.
- Der Utiner Sranf @oolau BON
Bort @riiiitb muroe am OOnnerlta9 III
Dem Sopt S6a6t Oabier aui idanSsr'
bate g8eiie 9etOotet. ST mar sur 3elt
Oamit bei6ditist. al iciner Sampc einen
9eIrorenen Steden ODnamit auButbau'
ell, als Der SprcngitOii erplooirte, ibm
beioe 9lrme unb Elm Sein abriB uno
aud ben Sopi i6limm Surihtcte; Der
COB bes llu9liidli6en mar ein IoTorti9er.
- gilbert @us BON Su9bestomn, oeis
len 8ater Dor eini9er 3eit we9en Der
SrmorOnng ieiuer Satin seban9t wurs
DC, i6sint Die 9leibe 0iatur 81 baben,
oenn an Oonnerltag wurbe CT uerbaItet,
neil CT in Der 9to. ii i3e6e einen Glel
nit einem Stemmeiien erl6la9en bate.
Sus muroe ipGter in Grmangelun9 pom
5000 Siir9i6ait Oem @eIanSniB iiber'
ianbt.
- @illiam Gorrigau, ein nabe Gar:
bpnbale wobnbaiter junger Wtann, wurs
DC gu friiber Stunoe am Dicnita9 3ll
SSeit RittSton BON einem StraBenbabn'
wasen setroiien uno 10 i6limm uerleet.
oaB man ni6t erWartet, baB er wieOcr
seneien wirO. SIN SitD Soipital iu
9Siltess8arre iano man cs nOtbis, ibnl
oas linfe 8ein unterbalb oem Snie 81
amputiren unb baS re6te Seiu lit aud
| 10 i6limm ;eroriidt, oaB es pabrl6ein'
lid amputirt weroen mnB. 9luBeroen
bat Der llu9liidlibe am 9anien SOrpel
S6rammen uno S6nittmuuben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-21
E3iIfesbarre Rahri6ten.
= Der Wtasfenbaa oes S6iitens
pereiuS lit am IL. Sebruar.

- Stl utupteHuuu utp SWustH~
pereius lit am IL. Sebruar.
- Die brei bieiisen OBJ 5slloWs
2osen baben Dor eini9er 3eit an Siio
ssranflin StraBe Elm @ebduoe anSefauft
uno perben baielbe in cine Serlamns
lunssbale einriAten laiien.
- ssrau Mtaria @uselfe, Die g8ittwe
bes i6on Dor pielen Sabren peritorbes
nen S6neioers Gnselfe, lit nun aud
pom Gobe abberuien morben. Sie mar
cine allgemein Sea6tete Dame.
- Die Del. & SuSlon @ilenbabn
So. mirb mabri9eiuli6 auf Der Sinie
,miIhen Sarbonoale une gSilfeSbarre
oie @leftri;itdt ais beipesenOe Strait ein'
fiibren, oa iie nur in oieIer Weile nit
Der Saurel Siuie fonfurriren fann.
- Man bate leiuer;eit fir Die llms
nanolung unlerer Stabt in cine lolhe
Der oritten Slalie uuter Dem Sor9eben
a9itirt, oaB iie ben Biisern gum 9roBen
9iueen 9erei6en miirbe. Ole Vlale 1T
isst seplast unO Oas einSi9e 9reifbare
Neiultat iino bObere Steucrn.
- Der felt ie6s Wtonaten anoans
ernoe Streif Der slrbeiter Der Heo slib
3e6e bat lein Cube sefunOen in einem
enti6eioenoen Siege Der 9lrbeiter, oenen
iattii6 alle Soroerun9en ;u9eltanOen
mOroen liuo, worauf lie am Wtonta9
bic 9lrbeit nieoer aufnabmen. -
- Sou eirem uOllis entwidelten
Ylatternanfale lit eiu oreijabri9es Sinh
einer Samilie sterling oil SOomls Stras
&c heim9eiudt woroen, uno man 1T
oarob bier in Der 9rOBten auire9uns
uno iest ale Sebel in Sewe9un9, nm
Dem Susbreiten Der Srantbeit Glubalt
gu tbun. Die betrOfiene 6amilie 1T
crit Dor brei 8O9en pon Rbilaoelpbia
bierber 9eio9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-21

- Der cubanii6e Senat ratifi;irte
obne ieoeu Wiberlpruh Den neuen Scr
traa nit ben Gereini9ten Staatcu, mel
der befanntli6 aud bas 9an;e Blatts
9lmenoement entbGlt.
- Sn gSien nurSe cine Serfii9ung
Der Gesierun9 perOiicntlibt, baB Der
SanSelsuertrag ;luiiben Selterreih uno
Wterifo nm bic Dauer eines SabreS
perlangert werben ioll.
- Der maceooniihe 0tepolutiondr
Yorus SaraiOfi iit in 3fom einsetrOheu,
nm ben 9eneral Hicciotti 9aribalbi ill
peraulaIeu, ,eincGrpeOitiou SurSefreiun9
pom tiirtiibsn So6c 81 unternebmen.
- Der iriibere Suren.@ommanoant
Gjeneral OelareD lit aus WferifO in Sas
pana ein9etroiien. @r mill Die Serbdlt'
uilie in Suba priiieu, nit Der Sbee, uicla
leidt bort cine Surencolonie iu 9riinben
- Sn benz 3eitament Oes iiinsit in
Sonoon uerltorbeueu britiihcn Eblloloa
pben Serbert Spencer miro uerfii9t, bal
leine yeihe uerbrannt uuo Die sllhl
obue relisiOie Seremouie be9raben wer
ben iol.
- Sn Berlin nurSe amtlib ange
tiinoi9t, baB Der Gbei Ses @eneralitabi
Der 9lrmee, @eneralsSberlt Unit ben
Ganse ais Selomari6aD @rai Dol
S6lieiieu, in'S preubiide Serrenbau'
beruien pOroen lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-21
MittsBinter
8ettoedeil : Werfaut
beaaun ON @outag Worstn.

tO-4 p,ies mpltnt Bttibsdtn, rt8uldIsr
Drtb, $225, 8trfaufsprsis, $f.65.
ft-l pe6s poltns Ssiiesdsn, rs8ularsr
@utb $500, grtaufsprtis $2.25.
tf-4 pti6s pplsns 8etotdtn, rsgulartr
@utb $3.50, Briaufsprtis $273.
t0-l 6riit aau, Wpas 9tttbsdsu, Tssuldrtr
Wutb 1915. 8triaufsprtis $2.s5.
ia itriit aau, Wcat 9titttdtu, rssularsr
@trtb $475. @srtaufsprsis $685..
fO-4 California mplltnt Btttctdtn, rtgula'
rsr @srib 81 25, 8ufaufsprds So 81.
ia California pellsnt Stitbsdsn, rtsuld.
rtr @srtb SIS 50, Bsriaufsprsis 81 50.
tf-4 California pelsne 8stiotdtn, rssula
rr @.rtb $500, 8efaufsprds $500.
II II California polltus Ssttosdtn, rssula'
r,r gBetb $3.50, Bsriaufsprsis 5000.
tt-A California wollsns 9ttietd,n, rssula
rsr @srtb $8.25, gtrtaufsprss Sc 81.
tf-4 California poasnt Bsitpsdsn, rtsula'
rsr @srtb $3.50, 8tffaufsprtis $780,
ft-4 trirafsus California pcltne Sttiet'
den, rsaulSra @utb $40, 8ufaufspnis ~ 80.
PA utrafsius California wcltnt Btttetdsu,
rsauIGru 8srtb $tt.00, 8srfaufsprsis IS 81.
20 bel 81 California (fiir Stitt) Ssltetdsn,
rtaulGrsr @utb 81 25, YtIfaufsprtis 81. so.
62 bel so California (fur sintabt Stittn)
Ssiiesdsu, usuIdrn Bntb $5.25, gHf'ufs'
puis $4.25.
tu-4 araus pplltut 9tttptdsn, rssulartr
0srtb $i.75, 8trfaufsprsis $f.25.
tO-4 araut pplsnt Ssttptdtn, rsgulartr
@srtb SO %, 8aiaufspris $f.b5.
tt-4 araus pplsut Saicsd, n, rtsularsr
Dsrib $500, Butaufsprsis 81 %.
10 araus frifi gang Wolt Ssttosdtn, rt
auISrsr Wutb $3.50, gfrfaufspris 5 '.65.
tf-4 sraus trilt saus DOlls Btiiesdtn, re-
auIaru Wtrtb $425, 8rfaufsprsts $3.45.
ff-4 araut arift saua Woas gtiietdtn, re-
aularsr @utb $500, gnfaufeprsis $l.tO.
fla sraus irift gang Woas 9tttetdta, re-
suISrsr 8atb SIS SO. 8trfaufsprsis $3.50.
fi-4 sraus California Ssttetdtn, rtsularsr
Wrtb 1900, 8nfaufsprtis $500.
fO-4 araue unp ptibs Baumpput Sttet'
den, rsauiarn @utb 55 Cents, 8rfaufsprts
AZ &euis.
fO-4 sraus uub psibs SaumpOas 9sttSt'
dtn, rssulGra Wsrtb SO Gents. Vntaufsprtts
SIS Gents
tO-l sraus unS pties Saumpuas Beth.
den, rsauGru Wsrtb rs Gentf, Vufaufsp,s Gle
is Gents.
fi-4 sraus unb psibr Saum,p 'ls Ssiist'
den, rssularn @utb 80 Gents, gsrfaufsprtis
70 9snis.
t2-4 araut uue psibs Ssumpcas Stitbt,
DIN, r,suIaru @srtb ST IL, gufaufsprsis sS
&fnts.
if-4 araut uuS ptibt Baumpplle Ssites
DIN, rtaulG,u @trib $i.35, 9ufauispus a.
is.
PA araus uus pt!5s SaumppIls Ssttts'
dtn. rtaulGru @utb 81 rs, 9nfaufsprsis 81
80.
~ bel 9N faup GtrGnbsr fur Saessswdnen
in blau, rUia unb srau. Gin SIanist ssnist flu
Gin @tpanb. $t.45.
DIR aanss Comfort gOrratb 10 i'm sIsiSsi
8nbatuib rteuiirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-21
@aune Gcuntp.

Spnesoalr.-Sn ieiner 8obnun9 Sn
SceleDpille perlbieo am OOnnerlta9 Der
@lasi6leiier SOiepb 9ie9ler i'm sllter
pon 38 Sabren. Der 0erltorbene mar
bel Z. y. Glarf g. So. anseitellt uno pirb
BON pier Sriibern uno bier S6meitern
iiberlebt ieine SeerOiSung erfol9te
Sonntag. 98. Yellio, @isentbiimer
bes rJieabD Eap StOre," WurOe an
0onnerita9 ua6 ie6smonatli6em 2eis
ben in Der Huftr0bre pom 9OOe abberu'
fen. Der Seritorbene murbe 1928 in
aoblenS, Oeuti6lanb, seboren uno fam
1857 bierber. Die Satin, ein Sobn
unS flint 2O6tcr iiberleben ibn. Seine
Yeiiesuus erfol9te SOnntas I'M @len
ODberrD 6rieobOfe. e.-Serr unb Srau Z.
gSsniser iino our6 Die @eburt einer
2pbter bc9liidt woroen.-6rau Inna
Sautb BON Der Wtait Sope Hoao itarb
am Samita9 i'm gllter uOn 60 Sabren
unb murbe an Dienita9, nab einem
3rauerbienite in Der ct. Wta9oalena
STRIDE, i'm oeuti6eu faith. 6rieOboie bei'
9eleet. Die Yeritorbene miro uOn einer
gln;abl ainoer iiberlebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-21
Die Barnuus Dor ans,pauperuua

Die 98arnuns Der Oiterrei6iiden
0ie9iernus uor Der sluswanoerun9 na6
ben Ser. Staaten bat betrdbtliheS
9luiieben errest. Das oiiiciells Sbriits
itiid, BON oem nur Gin Srubitiid 9emels
BET wuroe, 9ebt piel meiter, ais na6 Der
fra9mentariideu SerOiientlidnn9 anSu'
nebnem mar. Oas gSieuer Wtinilterium
beS Snnern bat bic Snformation ilber
bic 9lusli6ten fir inOuitrielle slrbeiter
alien politii6en Sanbesitellen iu9eben
lalieu uno beitimmt perii6ert, oaB ni6t
nur sesenwGrtis, lonOern porausiihts
li6 OaS gauge Sabr binbur6 in Den
Ser. Staatcn feline lobnenoe slrbeit ers
baltlidD ieiu werbe, benn Sublrei6e Se'
triebe ieien eingeitellt moroen uno oas
Ocer Der 9lrbeitSloien uermebrc iid)
reiBeno raid. 3auienOe BON Grbeitern
wiirosn infolse Oes Wian9els oil Ses
l6Gitigun9 9eiipun9en, IN bic Seiluatb
;uriid,utebren. Die wieoer an9elangs
ten Seiterrei6er, llusarn, aroaten,
Slomadeu, Rolen Ii. a. III. batten
iammt unb iouOers bic uamlibe Seis
ocnsseihi6te ;u er;Gblen, uno aus
ibren jammcrpOlleu Griabrunsen iei Oie
gsbre su Sicben: Slebe i'm Sanbe unS
nGbre bid reoli6!
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Common Council, IA. Sanuar.
gSeil 8aine in oieler Seriammlung in
peri6leierter 8eile anoeutete, oaB niht
alles ri6ti9 lei, muroe Die SrbtnanS,
mel6e fir llebertra9ung uon 9eiptnen
Summen in oem Oepartement Der of
entliden g8erfe iOrsen Iollte, auT Sors
Idtag Dem Somite wieOer sur llnterluht
una iiberpieleu. DieIelbe lOllte al
oielem glbenO enbsiiltis erlebist weroen,
aber man belann ii6 eines anoeren, oils
Yaine ieine glnoeutuuSen gemadt bate.
Ser Srbinans fir SiSeniirnn9 pom
Sunoen muroen mebrere Imenoemente
an9ebanst uuo bieIelbe oann beitati9t.
Die Sr6inanS fir @rbObung Der Sas
laire i'm Seuermebroepartenlent nuroe
bel enosiiltiser geiuns beitati9t, mas
etmas lleberrai i6ung erreste, oa man iie
Ihou felt Wtonaten berumSerrte uno
ni6t ermartete, oaB lie jemalS eno9iltt9e
@rleoisuu9 erbalten wiiroe. Gine BON
@riiiitbs uorgeleste 0teiolution erbielt
8eitdtiauns, Die bas Oepartement Der
Ofientli6en SSsrte anweiit, baSu 3n
ieben, oaB alle SoblenlO6ersOedel uno
aellertbiiren rittig an9ebraht nno be-
ieitiSt linO.
Sie iol9enoen YittI6riften fir elefs
tril6e Qi6ter wurOen uorsele9t: Sob-
ler-@ins au 2io9a uno OettD Stras
Ben; SeurD-@ins oil Columbus nnO
SSalbin9ton glpenues; Stipp-@inS
oil Wiulberrp StraBe unO slrtbur 9lpe'
me uno Gins all &inOen Strabe uno slr'
tbur Slpeuue.
9ieue Sroinan3en wuroen wie fol9t
empian9en uno reierirt 2bomas
Sir meitere Si6ter in Der 1. Waro
3reiter er-Siir Seren9eruns oes Stra'
senbettes uno @rmeiterun9 Der Settell'
me9e all Scoar 9lpenue, Swilden Bird
uuS Sroof Straben; Stipp-Siir Ser
aus9abuns pon SOuOs gum Setra9t
uon $34 900, Smeds @r0fInun9 pon
Sruin9 slpenue uno Siue StraBe in ocl
II. SSaro Stipp-Siir SeSun9 por
Seitenme9en oil 9ewiIen StraBen Del
10. unb II. 9Sarb.
Die SroinunS fir Verausgabnn9 por
8onos gum Setra9e uOn 100000 fhl
ueri6ieoene Dffentl6e Verbellerun9sr
murbe bel erlter unb Speiter, bic folgen'
ben bel Orittsr SeIun9 beitati9t: Sin
Steinplatten Seitenwe9e al Gio9e Eolp
;mil6en Wfonroe uno lSeblter apenles
fir llebertra9un9 bon SOnos SwedS Se.
banolung uno Siitterung uon Yferben.
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Opn Der Snpfetfe.

Iaitor gSm. u. yiorot leibet all einer
i6limmeu @rfdltuuS uno lit 10 beiier,
OaB ibm bas Sprehen lhwer fdllt.
Die Gbeleute Sreo. GOmpter BON
9io. 701 Yrospect glucuue uerlOren am
0ienitas eiuen Smuggling Ourd ben
2oo.
Die Guitau YObrer 9beleute pom
1901 Grolpn 9lpsnue, unO oas Ben.
So6 @bcpaar iino bur6 Die Slntunit
iunscr 9Seltbiirser bssIiidt wOroeu.
Dad ldnserer arautbeit peritieb &C.
itern 9lben6 Serr @mil Bauer pon
Rrospect slpenue I'M gllter Don 76 Sab.
rem. Gs iiberlebeu ibn Swei G06ter,
bic 5rauen Charles aOmmel unb Ss.
cor Strau6, aud binterlGBt er a6t @n-
tel. Die 3eit Der 8eerOiSun9 lit nod
ni4t IeitSeleet.
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Sunmcre.

- Yei benz @onpent Der bieIisen
Seuerwebrleute am Dtontas muroe Der
9esenwGrtise @bei bes DepartementS,
{. y. Bert, einitimmis nieber nOmis
nirt. Die Wabl loll am %. Sebruar
itattiinoen.
-R. s. WtaloneD pon Yotter Spe.
trus seiteru in 8rouioence i6mere Ser
lesunsen Sapon, inoem Elm iallenbes
isaB i'm traf. ST brad ein Sein unb
1T aud am llnterleib seiabrli9 beida'
oi9t,
- Der 9llarm BON Saiten 45 am
6reitas 0ia6t waro se9eben, ais cine
Sampc in elmer italienilheu BObnnug
all Smitb StraBe erplobirte. Oi(
Oienite Der Seuerpebr waren ieOod
ni6t nOtbis uuo es wurOe aud peitel
fein S4aoen angeridtet.