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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-07
9ittstpn.

- Die 3uderwaarenfubrit OeS M.
s. Suds & So. iu g8sit PittStOn
wurOs Wtontag 2lbsnO uOllitdnOis Ourt
Elm entitanNenes 6eusr jeritOrt.
- g9abrsnO cine 9luiabl Slopafen
am Oouneritag in Dem SOitbauie Oes
3bomas Sittas jn 9luota ben Dant.
ia9uussta9 nit sinsm Saufselase feis
erteu, eutitunO Swiidsn SObn SOsurt
unO Yorsns StuluS Strsit. ser oumit
enOete, OuB Stulas Dem gOsart nit
einemWieiBel elm gO9 in Den SOpf idlus
nno bann austniii. Sosart's 3uitanO
mar sur 3eit Elm lebeussefdbrli6er.
- 8. y. RanOall. Der iuBers YOr.
mann Der GOniolioatsO .3s6e gu sluOca,
ma6te Wtontu9 beim Seaufiihtigen
BON 6eparaturen einen Sebltritt uuS
fisl riidwdrts so 6uB uOu einem Brit
fenbOf. babel init Bu6t auf ben 6iiBsn
lauSeuo. Sin gerufensr Arjt itellte
feit, Oab Sem Wiann beiOe SuBtnOdsl
ssbrO6en unO Die re6te Sdulter unb
liHte @IlbOsen usrrcntt wursn, OaB ii6
uber feline Symphonic uon iunerli6sn
SsrlesuHSsu ;siStsu, iOOub isin 3uituuO
Elm bOifnuussuOIler lift.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-07
CrudsH rbetteR itssr Nrt In BE-
Ds6sakIstr Dfass.
Bon 4etersbura.

- Der Stor6 bat bel ben @beleuten
gSilliam S6Gier pom RrestOtt gtuenue
cine 3ohter binterlaieu.
- 2lrtbur Bfubler uOn bier uno SRI.
Yeulab S6wars uon WiOnroe apenue
wuroen uerflOHene 9SOhe pom Yaitor
s. y. SartnOf in ieiuer 8obnnn9 ju
sinem @Bepaar ein9eiegnet.
6err German Btiem fen. uOn
9aDlOr 9luenue, Elm betanntsr uno lang
idbriaer YsmObner Oieies StaOttbeiles,
purOs am Oantiasunssta9e mad elmer
turjsn Srantbeit pom 3Oos wesSerafft.
Der Yeritorbene itunO I'M 20. Sebenss
iabre. Die SesrOisuns erfOlste SOnns
tag 9iadmittas in Duumore 6rieos
bofe.
= Srau 6rsO. Sherman uOn SnoOtS'
glOOitiOn erbOb sescu ben II Sabre
altsn Serbert Sdmiot pom WtDrtle
StrnBe Die 9rauirsnNe glntlase, OaB lie
aui Ssm @lmburit SOuleuarO uOn ibm
frimiusll unssgriifen wuroe, i'm aber
oil Oem 9Iusiiibrsn ieiues YOrbabcus
usrbinOsrte. uls iie 6rObte, i'm gu srs
Ifieseu. S9miOt pnrOe 5reitas fir
isin @ri6sinsn Dor @sri9t uutsr $500
Yiiraihait aeiteIIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-07
Gin 8iraffenbabb.

Der 8erliner 3pologiI6s 9arten
bat einen srfreuli6en 3upu4s erbals
ten in @eitaIt zines 9iruffenbabps, Elm
GreigniB, oas in Der gun8en sooIOgi-
T6en @eIt srObss SntereiIs erregte,
neil @iraffen in Der 9efanseniduft
nur Tsbr ieIten ii9 fortpflan5en. Sas
iunge Sbisr 1T Elm Weib9sn uno bate
in Dem 2lussnblid, ba ss oas 2idt Der
Welt erblidte, oas rsIpettuble 9epidt
BON elf pfunb. IS entitano nun Die
idlpsrrpiegenos Srage. pie oas iungs
0eien am 2sbsu erbalten unb trnGbrt
peroen IpGte, osnn Die 5rau Numa
9Iaubts nit Dem 5attum, bab iie ous
9abp in Die Delt geiebt bate, ibren
Rutterpfli6ten 'polltommen geniist gu
buben. Die tleins 9iruffe mubte ulio
NIT Der WiI6flui6e aufgs5ogen tpers
ben uno bat nun in ibrem WGrter, Der
ii6 nit GROCER 9iebe unO Sorsfalt
oss bilfloIsn WeIens annimmt, pols
tommsnsn griuB fir ibrs Rabenmuts
ter gsfunoen. SGsli9 ntmmt Die
aleins unter ieiner liebepOllsn Sir
forge fiinf Quarts Mild gu iid, uno
oiefes Quantum mub natiirIi6 erb0bt
ipsr6en, penn ous 5arte 9eI9Opf peis
ter 10 Sunimmt, pie es bisbsr Der SAL
mar; aubsrbsm mu6t es idOn aaus
psrfu6e an Gatss uuo buftisem Seu.
Ra9ts fdlGft oas 9iruifenbubp gts
trennt bon Dem GItsrnpuur nit Dem
WGrter 3ufdmmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-07
Bon Der SuSfeite.

Dem Orudsr RuSOlpb Sung bon
GeOar 9lueuue wurOe am 0untiasuuss.
tass Elm SObn sebOren.
Die Brian Yrpan Bobnuns an
Sruins 9lueuue wuroe Samitas 9tu6t
uOu Ginbredern UNI SIT bsitOblsn.
Charles OtOiar pom Bird StraBs be-
fam Dieuitas sinen lei6tsu S6lusuns
faa, Sur6 einen 8luttlumpsn I'M Sc.
birn usruriadt, pObsi er aud Suslei6
Die Spra6e perlOr. Sein 3uitanS lit
niht obne 9eiabr.
Der sllarm uOn Suiten SO 0irnitas
gia6mitta9 tiinbiste einsn Srauo in
Der SObn 6lOOO 98Obnuns au Gin
StraBe an, no Elm Sinb Die 6ranSen an
sinsm Jtubeisiiel sutSiinOet bate. Die
Jia6barn bewdlti9tsn Die 6lummen Dor
@intreiisn Der 6euerpebr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-07
0ie ut pies!

gBh bisisu ,inbuueut DOlars BsIObnuns
fur isetu 6al ron aataub, er uiti burt
Ginusbmtu ron Sdl's SaidrTb Sur stbsiIt ptr-
zen fam.
I. s. Gbsutp&G Co., Gistntb., SOl,bO. ..
gpir, bic llutuitihnttsn, babtn 8. 8. 9bt'
uev ltit etu Itshn IS 9abrtn stianut uue bal
ten ibu fur pOlicmmrn rbrnbait in alien Sc
ldaitspnbaueluuetu uub inanIisa, bsfGbiei,
aat ron tintr 6irma sinessanstnsn Vtrbine'
litftittn ju trfiatn.
BtR & 5ruar, @T0ebansts- Drpsuiiitu,
5pltes, 8.
0aIetua, 8iuHau&W Warpin, gTcb.
bauetls. Drpsuiittu, Spltpp, ..
Sal's aatarTb aur piTe iuusrlit stucmmsn
uuS pirft eirtft uuf Oas Slut uue bic i6lttmi.
aeu Sbnhihtu ets Syftims. 3tueuiiIt frsi
psriauet prtis 75t. fiir bic 6lafhs.
Ez4 gufanft ron alien Apptbsftru,
Saus damilitu. piltu iue bic bsifsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-07
0Dilfess Barre G1a6ri6ten.
Nenrn @pbmer, ber bisberiae hi

-Senrb 8Obmsr, Der bisberise tiid-
tiss StaOtuiieiOr, bsWirbt iia nm bas
tabtI6usmeiiteramt uno mir wiini6en
ibm GriOls.
SaSlstOn iinb fiirilid Die Deut'
i6en 8illium Dippel uno 4eter SreibOf
seitOrben. SsiOe waren ulte aniieoler
jener Staot.
= Sn gianticOfe 1T Der AZ Sabre
alts 0euti6s Suituu GOtbrs bem 2p'
pbus 6iebsr erlegsu. @r binterldBt Die
gGittme unS ie6S Sinber.
- Sobn Z. 9euaban srtldrt, oaB sr
uon lest ab nit GOl. @ufieD pom Bitts'
burg 2lrm in 9lrm seben werNe. Oas
1T cine pOlittids S6wsntuns, wsI6e
sur SOrii6t mabnt.
- Su Der neuu WtsiIen BON bier ent.
iernten Srti6ait 9llOen brad Samita9
Nior9en Gin Seuer aus, bas iieben 9ef
bduOe jeritOrte, sbe es Der 6euerwebr
pom gtanticOte 9elans, ballelbs 3u odn'
pien. S6aOen $15, 900.
- gaitur 8. u. GrDOenwiie BON Der
6Ortp Sort WtetbOOiitentir6e iaste Oers
9an9ene Wohe, es 9dbe iu piele BreSis
aer unS Sirhsn, nub iiibrte mebrere
YeiIpiele al, no iiGben bis aht Brebt9er
unO air6sn iinO unO Die 9dlite rei6Ii6
aenii9euo mGre. Gr mill nit bem llebers
i6uB Die llnslaubisen in anoeren SGu'
bern be9liideu. gia, man INNER gu
- Yier Ginbrs6sr iprensteu in Der
giad,t uon Wtithmoh aui DOnneritag
ben @eloi6runt in benz NuOeu uOn s..
98. Senner & SObu in glihleg, nobel
eincm Der Serle, SObn Sullipan BON
ElDmoutb. Die redte Sanb ab9erilien
uno elm arm gebrO6en wuroe. Seine
@enoiien bra6ten Den SerWunOeten mad
Der g8ubnuug uOn 3. y. MOran uub
uerOuIteten. Die @swalt Der SrploiiOn
,ertriimmsrte ben srOBen @eloi6rant
unS oemolirte Sus GebGuOe; Die Gin
BREEDER eutilOben Obne Seute.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-07
SpSe 3arf Npti;en.

- Siuat Sdappet BON SDSs Bari
gUsuue panOsrte Dienitas in Grman'
ssluns uOn 8iir9idaft ins SsfdnsniB,
oa feline 5rau i'm ws9en einem sln9rifi
auf iie uerbaiten lieB.
: Sn Der slibIep SeiNenfubrif an
acaOemD StraBe entitanb Sreitas
absno elm grunO, ais cine 0t6brs barit
unO Elm Suantum @as ent,iinOet murs
Dc, isoo6 fonnte man Die Slammen
lOi6su, sbs wsitsrer Sauosn sutitauOen
mar.
- Benn Der Wtasen peritopft lit
unb unreiu pirO, lift es cine natiirlide
6Olse, OuB unier Slut unreiu wirO.
Benu mir Or. 2Iusuit SOuis's Sums
burger 2rOpfen Ssbruu6en, weroer mir
@rlsi6terlin9 betOmmen unO Der Wtas
sen unO Oas Slut werOcn 9ercini9t.
- Drei iunse 0amen uon Der 10.
gBurO entsiusen 6reitas uuf Dem
rSridDarO" 2eihe fnapp benz @r'
trintun9stObe. sic butten iih beiul
S6littihubluufen ;u melt uuf oas
Oiinne Sis gswast, peldes inter ibneu
eiubrud. Gum Slid bsfuuOeu ii6 Orei
juH9s WtdHner OOrticlbit, Oenen es ses
lang, bic Wtdo6en aus oem faltsn
9Salier ;u 3ieben, nu6oem ale sriinOs
lih Our6nGBt pareu.
- Die 40 Sabre alte 6rau Suliu
WtcSOu9bliu'SSeiiel uOn 0tOrO Wtain
9luenue, wsl6e fiirjli6 ben 10 Sabre
alten Senrp SSciIel beiratbete, wurOe
MOntus 2lbeno auf bic slntlaSe Der
9ltern bes iunsen Wtannes we9en
WteineiO usrbuitet. Oa iie Dor Der Sers
mabluns nit ibrsm @utten Dor einem
9llbermann bei6wor, oaB berielbe 23
Sabre alt lei. Die @ltern bebaupten,
OaB bic 6rau wuBte, OaB ibr SObn nod
uumiiuOi9 iei uuO iie waro Oann unter
$500 Siir9i6uit seitellt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-07
3mri Srhinannaen.-g

3pri Srbinsungen.-8ir miiiien
cine quite 9eiunObsit beiieen, UNI itart,
tbattrdftis, unO tOrperli6 nnO Seiiti9 in
beitem SsfinOsn iu isin. Dieie Swei
3uitdnoe 9eben 9anO in SanO. SSir
miiiien Oaraui ibauen, oaB oas Slut,
Der ysbsns. StrOm. rein unO trGitis lit.
Dus 1T feline 10 anitrsn9enOe OOer
idwere 9lrbeit. 9llles mas mir sebraus
den 1T Elm gele9entIider nReinlsunss'
8rO;eB" mittels zines ;uuerlailissn
Srauter.Seilmittels. wie 5Orni's 2Il'
prntrdutsr.Slutbelebsr berssitellt burf,
Sster 6abrneD & Cons &c., 112-11s
90. SOpne slue.. GbiCasO, 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-07
Nus benz pbercn 1bale.
(glr6balo gorreiponoenS.)

(slr6balo @OrreipOnocn3.)
- Der IA Sabre ulte Uti6asl 99urO
Uon Seiiup wurOe Oisnitus YOrmittaS
i'll Den Sraeern i'm BREEDER Der Seiiup
SfOblen GOmpanis gu 9OSe sebriidt.
- 6ruu 8iieuto Stesits BON Brice.
burg erlus seitern WtOrssn i'm SOipitul
Sranbwunoen, welbe lie Our9 Die @rs
ploiiOn elmer Seroiinlampe erlittsn
bate.
- alfrsb, Der 9jabrise SObn Der
@belsute @eOrse 9ilmig pom Friceburs,
itarb friib WiOnta9 WtOrssn nu6 turjsr
Sruntbsit unO wurOe seitern i'm oOrtiSen
6rieobOfe beiseiett.
- @alter Glbrio9e oOn Seliup fiel
DOnnerita9 Swiiben 8brOop uuo SN'
pbant pom einen Stra6enbabnmagen
unO tru9 einem Sru6 bes S9liiHslbei'
neS oauon. Die Yerlesuns miro ni6t
ais SefGbrli6 betradtet.
- Die @SsertOu 3e6e Der 3empIc
@iien @Ompauie i'm nOrOlihen @noe uOn
9lr6balO 1T 5reitae nad elmer 9batiS'
felt uOu iibsr % Sabren 9ei6lOiieu wOr'
ben, ba Die SObleu in Dem VanOe Der
Gompanie idmmtll6 9e9raben wOrben
iinO.
(@arboubule GorreiponSeuj.)
- Sin Yferb pom 6Opler & Biniams
brannte 6reitu9 2lbcno oil Yite StraBe
our6 uno rauute auf Der nSOOtOut"
SrsuSuns in sinen D.& 8. 9aiia9isrju9,
wel6er eS Oerart perleete, oaB eS IN
Elm paar Wtinuten itarb.
- Wti6asl SuOse BON Sunup Court,
elm 9. & 8. Sla99enmann, wurOe 6rsi'
tag 0iaamittus in eiusm 9Srad nabc Oft
g8inoior. q. o., setOotet, ais elm 3ns
in ibu raunte. Subge mar lelbit fiir
ben llniall usruutwOrtIi6, peHn sr pers
ieblts, Oem iOlgenoen 3u9 Su ii9naIi'
iiren, troebem i'm Guuoutteur Gector
anwies, OieIss ;u tbuu. 9llS Der Srah
erfolste. iaB SuO9e in Der Gabnie, wdb'
renO Die anOeren 3usanseitellten aus
Oem gBese ipraugen.
- Der 6urmer JtOscOe Sberiban
pon GliffOrO, Susquebanna Gonntp,
pel6er am Gage ,uuOr bierber fam, I'M
cine gBaseulaOung OantIaSunssta9
Brobutte ;u uertaufcn, murOe Oonner'
itas MOrsen i'm Ssrmunia SOtel al
ShO Wtain StruBe ais Seihe auf9e'
iunOen. Sberioau. Der nit ben Gaum'
li6teiten unbetaunt mar. ldsiut wdbrenS
Der giadt auissitauoen ;u isin unc fiel
in Der Ounfslbeit Die 3reppe binab,
wobur6 er iib Oas 9euid brad.
= 9luf Der StraBenbabn seruNe
u0rSlih pou bier. nabe Dem SrOots
iibe SrieobOis, wuroe UNI llbr am
OOnnsritas 9lbeno Der nabe Der Stelle
mObnbafte SObn Quinn uon einem
Strabenbubuwusen setrOiien unb setOo'
tet; bic 9idOer ;eri6nitten ben SOrper
oil mebreren Steuen uno Der aopf waro
i6auosrbaft ;erOriidt, Suinn. Der etwa
45 Sabre alt unb unuerbeiratbet mar,
bate ben Gag in Der 0tahbarihaft uon
WtaDfislb perlebt unb ais er iif auf
Den Ssimpe9 mafte, mar sr uOllitGuOis
betruutsn er fiel iulsst uui oas Sc
leiis unO oa Oortielbit ein i6urfe 8iess
uu9 lit, 10 nurbe er uOn Oem WtOtor.
mann uidt bsmsrtt, bis ss iu ipGt mar,
nm auSubulteH. 2Ils man suOlid ben
Sabnpassn gum StiIlitano bradte uno
gu Quinn ;uriidtebrte, mar Der Wianu
toot.
-Sn Dresden bot Der preuBil6e
@eianote an id6iiiden SOfe, @rui
Sarl b. DOnbOii, iein sOlOsnss Dienit.
iubilaum seisisrt. Der srciie DiplOs
mat lit aus oieism 9lulaB uielfa67se.
ebrt pOroeu. @rai OOnbOff bat Den
@eianOti6aitspOiten in DRESDEN isit
Sabr;sbuten init llutsrbrsduusen be.
flsiOet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-07
Sifb 9cinpanc, uiip.
6eftrieftc 0Sdaren.

Sptattrs fir als, pom SGusIius aufpGrts
@tihidts SbapIs, aapptu, Gaprs. Saubi6ubr.
8auhbaneIbubt, 9tsatns, lluitrrSdt, 9affn,
MN, uip vile 6aTbu, ole AuailGttn als
Siplt, alt prtiit. 5lr SGuslnss unp aineT
iIf has AlIpriimtnt punetTbaT.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-07
Mebrere
@el0ellfe
9(nOeu-
tnngen.

Wtinahts- RGufsr btfinetn fh fhrn auf BEN
AusIbau. gpir babtn fs isBt jtetn Ida bti
uns unb % III anatntbm su btmtrftn, eaB bic
uutlitn QnfGuft aus utBlibsn Sahtr btlttbtn.
Sadtr, bic alli1alih bsnusi pretn fpnnsn ium
prpft une ,ur 9tautmIi6ftit tts SmpfGua.rs
rtrrn arT6snibsis ptrlanst uub eitltu Nns
ttutuuatu fpatue. MAIDEN mir Gin padr prat-
tifte Anfibrunstn. bic lid hem 6sitriass.aau
fer niiBlih trwtiifn mpstn.
Samen 6alsbeflcieunaen.
9n ,iTlittu Sta6isIn, ipaitu fir ben
8titTtnssprfnuf auetfsrti Spnbsrts pen
SipItn ,ur auspabL sinitlitBtne stifidtt
Cts, bic atnaut @ppifn etT fTanjpninfn 9Ts
IhaiIauesn unb nitt tbfutr line.
Tameu Ncl;e.
asiut 9.I&rdnfuus htr Quspabl p6tr Sty-
len, psltrints, Sbapl straatn. Starfs, Suttsr.
40 unb Ibrcp 5its, ptli Stis, ainer pslis,
ufR., in al btn faibipuabIsu Sduisn unr biIli'
Ger ME aneGspr.
S6rcib Hdpicr.
Sn Sbattsn uatiirlidb. 1spt utut 9ett IN
rtriTtitn. Git fGnntn bti etr Shabttl cher
ttm plumb tuuftu. paiisue, SOursrtt, isIbff.
snlfaneli6.
3if6 Sciupane, uiip.
5iIttiitu nit paiitnesn Strptitsn, nit Gin
asldumtn 8Gnetn Uen 5raugn, bVpptItrr unb
tinfahsr Tamaef In etn nsutiitn Wufun
qunhtii6tr gurtau une aTtetnjtiit Starfs,
ftius Iamasi per Suddbad Sanetlbn,
Gtnitrlldt, Ipylits, Stts ron jser Sprts,
min.
6citricfte SSdarcn.
Sptatus fur Nlls, pom SdusIina dufpGrts
@tfhidts SbapIs, 3dpptu, @dpts. Saupihubt.
6aulibanelbubt, etsatns, lluttrrSdf, 9affn,
ulr., uip vile 6aTbtn, ole GuaIilGttn. als
SipIt, aGt prtilt. 5lr z Sausllnss unp aineT
il has AIprtimtnt puufnbar.
Seiertaes Strumpfc.
Su Sbatitln une anetrs. 6tint aani Sset
Srimpfs, in ltihttu, mittlsrrn unb ibputn
@tri6ttn. gtfidt pbu tirfa6. Seine gislt
Sirampft in NOpitattn trprtb fir bic 5'itrtaat
tnlpprftn. 9aumppllt SiTnmpft, 8litbttflti,
frs g Snimpfs, 9dibmnt Sirlmpft ihrnt
gEpat Snimpfs. Saltifrimpft fur Ssrrrn. unb
ale sUrttn srimpis fur ainetr lu btiInsn
gSrtbtu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-07

-9n Dresden bot Der preuBii6e
@sianOte an id6iiiden 9Ofe, gruf
Sart D. DOnbOii. iein sOlOsnes Dienit.
iubiIdum seisiert. Der sreiie OiplOs
mat 1T aus Oieiem 9lnlaB uislfadise.
ebrt pOrOeu. grai OOnbOif bat Den
@eianOti6aitspOften in Dresden felt
Sabr,ebuten nit llutsrbrebunsen be-
fleioet.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-28

ance but nevertheless they keep many
man from being protected against death.
Very few women carry insurance at
all. those who do carry 1t are made IN
of the classes that are compeued to make
their own living"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-28

weaken or turn back-the man who never
wavered or doubted or took step back
ward no matter what misfortune over
took him? The man who was never feazed.
have you met him? IL you have, you have
seen a conqueror-a real man.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-28

prejudice against life insurance" said
writer. II run upon cases every day
where the influence of woman prevents
her husband from taking out a policy.
The average woman is unable to give her
reasons where she is opposed to insur-.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-28

who did not know the meaning of fall
ure, who never knew when he was
beaten, who had excluded the word
cant from his dictionary, who did not
know what it meant to be discouraged.
whom no obstacle could down, no reverse
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-28

ever see man who had no give up in
him, who would never let go his grip no
matter what happened-who, every time
he failed, would come up smiling, with
the air of a conqueror. and more deter
mined than ever? Did you ever see man
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-28
The conqueror.

From Success.
Did you ever see a man whom you
could not down--whom no disbursement.
however great, could dishearten, whom
no hardships could discourage? Did you
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-28

proc n
nall cdos
designs y lie
cdos rfnyd
sIawnsi
OF cgoodsW
of3 szese
andf
Perle in
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-28

Simpson Greys and American blues, standard Cacoes
Fruit of the Loom and Lonsdale 36-inch Domestic
Black Silk Applique 15c quality Wonder Sale Price per yard
1000 pieces of Hamburg and Swiss match set Embodenes fine
zoe and Csc values, Wonder Sale Price
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-11-26

A brilliant social function which gave
pleasure to several hundred guests,
was Misses Anna and Elizabeth Har-
rold's reception Friday afternoon, the
hours from three until six O'Clock,
The q. B. Harold home IS one of the
most spacious ia the city and on this
occasion was Respondent in it's entirety.
The entrance hall with its rich hard
wood tiuishines were profasely decora-
ted with wild smilax, while every avail
able corner was banked with stately
palms. From the hall, which was in red i,
the guests were invited into the library
where punch was served by Mrs. James
Taylor and Miss Elizabeth Cobb, both
gowned in lovely red suits, which
was in harmony with the floral decora-
tons.
Misses Harold assisted by Mrs
Walter Dye, Mrs. s P Boone, Miss
Carrie Speer, Miss Nina Bray and Miss
Tsde Merrell of Eufsula, and MISS
Rgba Irwin of Washington, received
their guests in the front parlor, which
was richly decorated with chrysan-
themums and foliage plants. The table
in the dining room was arranged with
American Beauty roses in silver bowl
An exquisite cluny lace piece filed the
center of the table around which tai
silver candiestIoks with shades of silver
| added TO the charm.
A very dainty and elegant course Of
refreshments were served.
Assisting IN the entertainment of the
guests were, Mrs. Chss. Ansley, Mrs
Henry r Johnson, Mrs. Thos. Harold.
Miss Gertrude Smith, Miss Maris
Harold, Mrs. Jas. Davenport, Mrs
Il. I. Davenport, Mrs Frank Harold,
Mies Rosalie Smith, Miss Sarah Cobb
Miss Martha Cobb, Miss Mary Daven
port, Miss Mae Wheatley Miss Mary
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-11-26
A GLANCE Is TAKEN
At SOCIAL SIDE.
Events in Americas I uring
The Week. Y
MANY OCCASIONS OF PLEASURE
Marked The Beginning of the Social
Season-Receptiors and Other De-
iishtfuI Functions In the Social
Realm Hsie

As forecasted, Mrs. W. J JoeeS 6
entertainment rendered the Matrons'
Club, Wednesday afternoon, proved
one of the most enjoyable social events
of the season. The Windsor Hotel
parlor, where Mrs Josey received her
guests, was bright and picturesque
with bowls and vase of superb white
and yellow chrysanthemums with a
background of palms, sprlnkled with
ripe autumn leaves, all of which toned
beautifully with the soft blue walls and
white woodwork of the handsome
room
Mrs. Josey was q cordial hostess,
elegantly gowned in Lingaree frock
made with hand tucks and insertions
of valenciennes lace. d number of
small oval tables were arranged artist
ically, decorated with yellow shaded
candeIabras and cut glass dishes of
crystailized ginger fruits. 1t was
around these thatthe congenial party
of forty gathered and engaged in a
spirited game of euchre. The first
prize was cut for by Mrs. W. A. bod.
son, Mrs. Fl. S. McCleskey and Mrs.
G. w. Glover, Mrs. McCleskey prov
ing the winner The second prize was
awarded Miss Morris of Atlanta, and
the consolation prize to Mrs. Frank
Harold. A delightful buffet luncheon
was served at o'clock. Mrs. Josey's
guests included number of the mar
ried and unmarried contingent and was
a success in every way
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-11-26
FRIED ON ONE SIDE
FOR A QUICK MEAL.
Little Tales Cut Short In a
Hurry.
A MIRROR OF DAILY EVENTS
Happenings in the City and Suburbs
of Local sInterest to Be Perused
Over WhiIe:Muffins:and .coffeelare
Cooling.

We take subscriptions for any maya
zine or newspaper publishers price.
We meet prices made on any COM
bination lists. NJ S. HOLIDAY.
While the powers are trying to scare
Turkey, the coIored cook IN Americas
is preparg into make bloody demons
tration this week also.
Americus' streets were crowded yes.
terday despise the rain. People came
on business bent. and IL cents cotton
coin was scattered freely here.
Americas is preparing for the usual
observance of Thanksgiving Day. All
business will be suspended and the oc-
casion fittingly observed here.
Not in years now has there been a
vacant store or dwelling house IN
Americus. Conditions here are pros
porous and are growing better.
Interest will be focused upon the
courthouse this week, particularly
while the grand jury is in session,
That body will get busy tom rrow.
Mr.. G. W. Doster, one of Sumter g
we'll KIN own farmers, left yesterday fer
Western Texas upon visit to his
mother and will remain several weeks.
The exercises at Andersonville on
Dec. 7th, upon the occasion of the
unwilling of the Pennsylvania state
monument, will attract many visitors.
The Clay pea" campaign divides
honors with the aldermanic sprint in
the race for obscurity Not a word is
heard on the streets regarding either.
The cotton market jumped Is points
after the close yesterday upon the pub
LEGATION of Prices estimate of the next
bureau, putting the crop under stem 2"
a lot of fifty bales cotton, carried
over from last years crop and held
for fourteen months, was sold here yes /.
terday at the round price Of III cents
Let everyone attend the general
meeting at First Methodist church
this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock. The OBJ
ject is one of deepest interest to all In
Americas.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-11-26
THE OLD Way and The new
Some important Facts Which May
Prove Helpful,

Thirty years ago old fashioned cod
liver oil had to be forced down pa
TENTS throat. Invalids couldn't take
it, and children wouldn't. But the
doctors prescribed, and it had to be
taken by force. Yet when enough
could be taken into the system 1t was
bene foial, for it has ever been the
greatest of all tissue builders and gen.
eral reconstructors known to medicine.
We are now anxious to have every
ono know that Vinol is a new form of
this very oil } and valuable remedy, cod
liver oil T. contains In a concentrated
form all the medicinal elements of cod
liver oil, actually taken from fresh Gods
Iivers, but by new process it is made
without oil or grease, and it is as de-
licious to the the taste as a fresh
orange.
Vinol does not upset the stomach
like cd fashioned cod liver oil and
emulsions; Its Strengthening and healing
properties are remarkable, and both
doctors and patients are delighted with
it's action.
Many wonderful cures right here In
Americus have been effected by It's use,
end we ask all of our customers to try
Vinol on our guarantee to refund money
every time 1t fails to make ROB, red
blood, increase the appetite, cure stom-
ach trou 0les, give strength and renewed
vitality to the aged, run down, tired
and debilitated, or cure chronic colds,
hacking coughs or bronchitis" j. u.
Dodsop, Druggist.