davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-11
HE FALLS FIVE STORIES
AND NO BONES BROKEN
Eleven Years Old Lad Walks Out Of a
Low-Silled Window in His Sleep
Only Cut and Bruised.

New York, March H. Charley Ruff
II years old, went to sleep on his little
trundle bed on the fifth floor IF the tene.
ment house at 2106 Second avenue AZ
9 o'clock last night, and at midnight
woke up to find himself at the bottom
Of the airshaft, suffering from bruises
and cuts.
The youngster, who is somewhat of a
somnambulist, had got up from his bed
in his sleep, walked to and through a
low-silled window and fallen five stories
Not bone was broken.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-11
LONG NOW IRISH SECRETARY.
Balfour Fills Mr.. wyndham's Place by
Appointing Him.

London. March 11-Walter Hume
Long, president of the local government
board, has accepted the Office Of chief
secretary for Ireland It is expected
that Premier Balfour will formally an
nounee the appointment today It Is
still possible, however, that hitch may
occur, as it il stated that War Secfe-
tary Arbold Forster, who is In bad
health and dissatisfied with the constant
criticism Of his work, his determined
to resign, in which case MIR. Balfour
will be faced with new difficulties and
may be obliged to have recourse TO a
re-shuifling of the cabinet seats.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-11
Mr.. j. K. Jerome's Tie.

| gather from the fashionable novelist
that no man may wear made-up tie
and be a gentleman No true woman
could ever care for him, no really classy
society ever open its doors to him. I
am worried about this thing, because.
to confess the horrid truth, I wear a
made-up tie myself. X. Jerome in
To-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-11

Concord N. r., Woman Asphyxiated.
Concord, n. III, March 1I. Mrs. Ma.
hala +. King was asphyxiated in fire
which practically destroyed her home
here yesterday. Several other persons
in the house escaped. After the fire
the body of Mrs. King was found IN
the cellar. Before being suffocated she
had been severely burned about the
face and arms. The woman was seven
ty-hye years old.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-11

" - 80 - - = - ' - .
I used remedies us
lially given in such
cases, but with lit
tie benefit. Then I
tried Father John !
Medicine. Al few
doses had 50 good
an effect that ! kept
on and was made
well and strong. /
have not had a cold
or cough since, al.
though "a years of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-11
LITTLE GIRL BURNED TO DEArH
Persisted in Her Fathers Burning Hotel
at Sebois Bridge, Me.

leland Falls, Me, March 1.-The
three year-old daughter OF Luther
Hall, proprietor of the Woodmen hotel
at Sebois Bridge, &c miles northwest of
Patten, was burned to death in fire
which destroyed the hotel late last
night. Hall probably was fatally burn
ed and says three women were sleeping
in the building when the fire started.
II is not known yet whether they es-
cared
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-11

age. think it IS a grand medicine
for all complaints it is recommended
for. Every family should keep it in
the house" (Signed) Geo. w. Tiff,
7s7 River street, Troy, NJ ".
Father Johns Medicine prevents pneu-
monia and consumption and cures an
throat and lung troubles. Builds you
up and renews your strength. No al
cohol or poisonous drugs. Cures colds
or money back.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-11

winter Leaves Much Work For Navy
Department.

!, washington, March 10. Some idea Of
slie severity of the winter season draw
ing @ close may be gathered from
siie TACT that the navy department IS
s.oiltfonted with the necessity Of seek
4i'g ana destroying no less than TWEEN
y seven ocean derelicts which are ly-
sas = the great ocean lanes from San
aiago % New Foundland and endanger-
ahg shipping entering and leaving the
~, ports The last Congress pro
Nided that one vessel should Be set
a sl ior this special service, and It is
Pi ~ that the Lebanon, a s000.ton
eoiiier, viii be fitted out for this work
= ene Portsmouth, N. H., navy yard.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-11
MAPLE SUGAR FIRMS MERGED.
Morrsiville Concern Absorbed by a St.
IohnsburY Company.

Morrisville, March 1l.The Mamie.
wood Sugar and Syrup CO., ion 20 wears
prosperous business concern IF tbis
town, and for the past Ave years under
the management Of L. B. Boynton ma
been absorbed by the Carey Maple suo-
ar Go. Of st. Johnsbury. This season.
maple sugar product will be put nm
here as usual, Mr.. Boynton having con-
sented to remain in charge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-11
WAR ON cRIMPs.
Norfolk Proposes to Tax Them Out Of
Existence.

Norfolk, Va, March 1O.-Th finance
committee of the Norfolk city council
has recommended an annual tax Of
$1,000 on all local sailors boarding
houses with a view to taxing out OF
existence those places which have run.
ners known as scrimps.1 who inveigle
any they can into their meshes and shin
them on vessels coming in hurriedly ii
need of men This heavy tax IL ex.
pected to pave the way for the estab-
lishmcnt here Of sailors home. SINH.
lar to the one in New York rim under
Christian Association auspices. Nor.
folk serimps" are obnoxious to all sea
and eoasting captains entering this port.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-11
PEASANT RISING.
Troops Hurried to oueIl New Outbreaks
in Russia.

st. Petersburg, March ii The peas
ant disorders in the south Of Russia,
the outbreak of which has previously
been mentioned in these dispatches, have
become SO serious in the governments
of Chernigoif, OreI and Kursk, that the
war Office has been obliged to dispatch
troops thither to put down the uprising
and restore order.
The peasants have formed bands and
have been wreaking vengeance by whole.
sale, burning and pillaging property.
A sugar Wholesale merchant of st.
Petersburg has received word of the
destruction Of large refinery BY in
cendiarism.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-11
Hoods SarsapariIIa Purifies The Blood

and requires only trial it, Every this
knows friend who his health
ing qualities Of this the worlds SYSTEM
the abnormal conditions living making
blood tissues the years
early physicians The wisdom Of Of experience that there
certain efficacy asapaa 1t remained
find the formula specific
impoyeshed blood build healthy strong
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-11
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Bromo Laxative Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure E. ". Groves signature
is on each box. Is cents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-11
For Those Who are Weak and Run Down

those
cannot stand the oads their health
o make
substitute for Hoods
1t the remedy feeling, the of
thousands they ghtfuy
condition such that they could withstand any
prevalent diseases that fatal to those not perfect condition
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-11
HALE AND
WELL AT IA
Mr.. Geo w. Tiff Of Troy, N. X, Cured
Of Heavy Cold That Had Settled
on His Lungs by Father Johns Medi-
cine

"a heavy cold settled on my lungs
and throat My tonsils swelled and
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-11
Hoods SarsapariIIa
OUTLINES Them All

So-caled substitutes the druggists Shelves are
doomed for little while by adro advertising and clever eaten
lines dsappont little handful of creduous NOBODY any
good and the great public that profits by experience and always
recognizes the what's best continues putts faith IN
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-11
The Standard Spring Remedy Of the World
Which relies not What but what It does
HOODS and ONLY HOODS Sarsaparilla

No other remedy the world has effected
There school Of physicians that preference
to any other medicine iniaIhble tonic and curative
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-11
(sI3
FOrtheB Baby
f. 7i!siysIS

give him his Meilin's Food and
he sleeps til morning" How many
mothers can say this Of their babies9
Il your baby does not sleep well it
may be that he is not properly fed.
A poorly nourished baby is a poor
sleeper. Mellin's Food babies are
good sleepers. Our book the Care &
Feeaing q Infants, sent free 81 charge.
hellin's Feod Is the ONLY rnfantss
Eooc, which received the Grand prfxe.
sne highest award Of the Louisiana Pare
enase EXPOSITION, 81. Louis, 1904. HiRk-
or than sold medal.
MELLIN's FOOD CO., BOSTON, MASS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-06-15
Ncue Neferpationen.

YrdIiOent 9iooIeuelt fat Die @rri1'
tuns elmer neusn Sorit.Geieruation in
Californian protlamirt, bic ben gIamen
SahOn Ssat'0ieieruutiOn fiibren iol.
einen 3beil bes uOr6lifeu Sisrra 9le'
uuOa.@ibirss,uss in ii6 idlisbt unO
10000 slder Sanb umiaBt; "a RrO'
gent bauon Iiub 8alo. Oas Sano lisst
uOn 5000 bis 1O.4OO SuB iiber Der
Wfseresfla6e unO bat leit Sabrsn 1867
600 S9aaien uub 10000 Stiif Rin'
bern oils 2SsiOeplus seOieut; iein rei'
der BalobeitanO iest iid bauptiddlid
ans Si6teu unO 5ObreR 3uiummeu.
Ssruer bat Der PraiiOsnt auf 6runO
siuss pom GOnsrsb unsenommsnsn @ss
issss Die rSSidita 6Oreft 0teisrus" Su
elmer &eisruatiOu fir g8ilO prOtlamirt.
Dieie lit in StlubOma 9slssen unO ums
iaB 81 120 9lder.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-06-15
Nulaienes beiieat.

Sm Sriessminiiterium traf BON Sen.
@OrbiH Die fOlsenbe aus Wtanila batirts
Oepei6e elm; nSrtsuoe'9eueral @ils
liam 8. Garter beridtst, SaB Captain
@romwell Stacep unO 80 Wtann pom
Company 6 oss 21. Sntanteris.Rssi.
msnts uno uOn oem 3s. Company Oes
6ilipinO acknowledgements ON 4.
Sum- bic aufriibreriihsn gulaienes
fiiufjebu Weileu iiioli9 uon @atubis i'm
Eager iiberraidteu, ibrsn Sduptlins
Dalsubob uuO uierJisPulaisues tOOstsu
uuo feds ssfuusen nabmsn. Son I'M.
iereu Wunniduften wurbsn nur Smsi
uerwunost. Wtit OalsubOb lit elmer
Der idlimmiteu 5uuutitsr auf Der Snisl
Samar aus Dem Us9e ssrGumt NOR.
oen,H
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-06-15
Seltene &unitfhdse.

Cir @aspar PuroOn @larte, Der nsus
Direttor bes rWietrOpolitan WtuIeum
Of art" in gieD Yort, bat fir Oas Wtus
ieum Ouplitate Don Swei SuB I'M
Ourdmeiisr meiIeu6sn 5erratotta.Ron.
bells, welde Bitten uOn Sulius @asiar
uuO Dem rOmiideu Saiisr Sitsllius bar.
itellsn, srlunst. Oieis 0tsSaillons
purOsn uon Bait SEQ X. benz Sarbinal
8Olielsp ais 8anOidmud fir Samp.
ton Court iibsrianOt. Der Sarbinal
bate Die Sunitmerte ipdtsr SOnis Ssin.
rid VII. gum Gsident semutt. Sir
Casper bat Der psliiociirten 9reiie" mlt'
setbeilt, oaB Die WteOaillOus ais Oaa
bette IerratOtta Sunitpert oes 16,
Sabrbunoerts aussieben werOen t0nnen,
uuO ouB ibre slbienOuus mad ben Ser
Staatsn unueriiislid srfOlsen wsrOs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-06-15
6o6bersise Stiftuneen.

gBie aus Giien telesrapbii6 9emeloet
miro, bot Srau Srupp, Die 98ittwe ces
am %. 0iopember 1902 in Der Villa
9iisel seitorbencn SanonenfOniSs
5riebrid 9llfreo Srupp. aulaBlih bes
fiinfiisiabri9sn Seitebens Der @ruion'
werte bel DtasOeburs Die Summe BON
100000 Wtart fir bic @rri9tuns eines
@rbolunssbauies seitiitet. 5ernsr bat
iie $4,000 Wiart berssssbsu, I'M cine
8ibliotbet ju idaffeu, weI6e ben arbsi'
tern toitenfrei SuSGnSlid isin iCa. Oes
Serneren lit Die slnlesung eines groBen
Sdwimmbaoes seplaut gum ausi9lieBs
li6su Seiten Der slrbeiter uno ibrsr
6amilisn. slnseblid) bat bic 8obltbds
term nod neitsre srOBe 8auten in aus'
ii6t senommen, our9 bersn @rrihtuus
bic NoblIabrt Der slrbeiter sefOroert
msroeu ioll. Ssrmunu @ruion, Der
@rfiuosr Der 9artsuBsranaten unb
SartsuBpGujertbiirne, sriinoete i'm
Sabre 1855 in WtasosburSsSudau cine
S6iiisperft. aus Der ipater oas SroBs
@tabliiemsut, beitebeuO in 9artsnBsis'
sersi uno Wtaidineniabrit, heruorsins.
Oas @ert muroe am 1. Wfai 1893
Oura Saul Seiis Der 5irma S5rieSria
9rupp in @iisn. Inter benz uuHmebri'
gen 0iumen 5risOri6 Srupp @ruion'
merit wurOe es nod beOsuteuO uerSrOBsrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-06-15
NuiIel saae's Better.

9m 9llter pom 76 9ubrsu ftarb in
sinem Der 9isw YOrter SOipitdler 8il.
liam SO. 0iileD, Elm Setter 9iuiisl
Sase's, fur; nudbem er ulS 9lrmsn.
patient bort 9lufuubme ssfunSsu bate.
Der Wtanu fonnte uuf sinsn ps6ielpOl.
len 9ebenslauf juriidblifen. g8is isiut
gBittws, Sruu Ssunstts SuntinstOu
&ilep ansub, ueius ibr @utte Dor 4C
Sabreu sin SsrmOsen uon 5000, 600,
wel6es er absr in SSull Str. Our6 81
isubabnipstulatiOuen uOIlitdHOis uerlOr
Gr erparb oaun mieOsr elm 8ermOgen,
nit peldsm sr neueroinss Su ipetulirer
bsaann, aber sr bate aud oiesmal feir
Slid, uuo 9laes, mas er bsiaB, siul
pisoer perloreH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-06-15
6rp6e Nefrieeiauna.

Die aus Raris ssmeloete 9unbe uon
Osm Stur; bes franiOiiiden Wtiniiters
oes 9leuBeru Oelcaie lit in Berlin in
alien SrsiIsu nit unusrbOhleusr Se'
frieoisuns aufsenOmmsn worOen. Sm
Slusp6rtiseu amt lit bisism @rsisniB
nit Ssitimmtbeit entsesenseIeben wor'
ben, nadbem in Der franjciiiaen De-
putirtenfammer iiber Oelcaiies Wta'
rotto.SOlitit Dor uielen WOdsn 10 un'
barmberjis Der Stub sebroAen mar.
Sn 9erliuer offi;iellen SreiIen ipriHt
man ii6 often uno uniwsioeutis oahin
aus, oaB Der nunmebrise YerIolen
ws6isl aud einen Spitemwsdiel nit
li4 brinSen miiie, wenn 6rantreih oa'
uon profitireu iole. SSabrideinlif
babe es iid nit Delcuiies Sturi islbii
ben srOBten Disuit sslsiitst. llebrisens
lit Die cage in ben lssten Gassn uiAt 10
ssiabrorobsno sepsieu, wie iis in mau'
den Yerliner uuo Yariier SlGttern se'
idilOsrt worOen 1T. Srttiid mar iis
sspiB, absr bic ansubs, oaB elm slb'
brud Der SeSiebunseu swiidsn ben bsi'
ben Sdnosrn in Der 9uft ssihwsbt babe,
lit, pie man aus better 0uelle erfGbrt,
uOlli9 uubesriinoct.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-06-15
Nrncfe einaeitnrit.

Gin in weitli4sr Ridtuns fubreuOer
9aiiusier;us Der SSiscOuiin Central
Giienbubn itiir3te weltlid pom Collar,
9Bisc., ourd cine iiber ben HeO GeOar
Slug fiibrsnOe SrIde unO wurOs bel.
nabs uOllitdnOis ,srtriimmsrt. Der
SotomOtiuiiibrer @sOr9e Phillips. Der
Sei;er Seusruus uuO iiiui SuuOitreider,
Die iih uls bIinOs Ruliusiere uuf Dem
3uss befunOen butten, bIisbsu uuf bel
Stelle tOOt. unO cine Slu;ubl uor
Buiiusisrsn, bciOnNsrs Oisjenisen, tpsl6I
in oem 8uudwasSOn Ssweieu puren
srbislten idmsr;buite, ubsr ui9t biret
sefdbrlibe Serletunsen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-06-15
Gifenbabu Seittabeile.
StIapart. eadaipanua uHo asshsrH SabH.
9u Rraft ten 1. 9uni 1903.

9u Rraft Ten 1. Stunt 1903.
eibIid -8ul6et Snantou fur Ntp gori
nm 2.O5. 3.2U, COS 500, 1910, Born. H..
40, $40 uup 3.35 Nabmiitags. 8ir Rtp
gSri u. philadelphia. um $40 u. 1910 g0rH.;
f2.40 uuc 3.3i Nd6mutuss. 6iir @puIss.
bsre, 6.tr Ya&mittags.
R0rolidl dur Suifilo i'm lis. 6.22 u. 900
Rpr.; 1 So. 6.35 uue lilo Rahmitiass. i}iir
8inabdmtpn, Glmiri uue 3pif1tnidtiputu, um
1925 RpI uni 05 Nahm. Our Ssptap.
SYracuit uue Utica um lis une 6.22 Wsr.
f.55 Ra1mittaas Osrss0. Syrdsuis uns
Utica 3us um 6.22 NOr l6uft t6slit. ausst.
npmmtn Spuuiaes. ttr Wsntrois um 9.N
Rpr.; tn5 uue Gas Rdtm. Ni6clfOu ae
tpmpeaticu. UNI i.N UNI 6 IS 1ahmiitass.
Bloomsbur8 SiBiiieH-gtrldst Srdntpr
fur Roribumttrlare um 6.35. 10 10 Wpr.
t.55 uup 6.35 Natm. 5ir plymouth um Dos
RahmlitdJs.
Sonutdass3iee.
sioIid-5ir Rsr gprf I'M f.50, 800
6.05 unp 1910 Giprssns; $40 une 3.3S
Rahm.
RSrDIih - 8iir Buffalo um LIS, uni
6.!2 Wor. i55. 6.35 uns lilo glahm
8Fr GImira uub 3pii&tufatiputu, 1925 gOr
mittags
Hlsomsburg Sibifisn-8 -8TIGst Scranton
um t0.1n RUT uni 6.35 RdGm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-06-15

OSheHsss.. s"s-s.ssss .ssssss.s..s ~igHAosO
Staat p.nnlpIpaui,n, County eadapduna, IS.
SD, Giant {. 9ta. S6nBmtiifn btr pbtn.
ssuannttH GOmpauit, bslhp5rt bitrmit ftitrIit,
ea6 bn cbiss 8Ti&t nat msinsm btlttn
WiiIm uue Gjtpifsu pabrbsitsstru n.
(@gtihntO @rante 8eII,
unisrftrisbsn unb bdGpVrtn ucr mir am
Q. Gage bee Suut 1905.
(@gd1ust Gbparb g. Gldrtt,
StTentli6tr Npiar.
(Gommiliien Iduft am is. 9anuar 1859 ab.)
Gprrdt-8dhtinist
(@patusD Sturp u. 8napp,
6. Or. Rint,
Gbas. .. Rattbsps,
Dirsiiprtn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-06-15
sadunanHa & @bOmiHs gaIIeD.
(9aursl ginie.)

5rdt In aIaft am 90. 9uni 1904.
3hae ptrIalIsu SIantpn um 90. 200, 90
400, 500 uns 90 1rrstns. I'm 20 NOr-
arms an @pbmtaetn une aas uahfoletnes
ipduiia Ninuitn, unb um 7.20 Wprssus an
Spunfaetu une alt ud&fOlstues jraujis Ni'
nuisn bic unh infIuiipt ~ 0 satts, in RiI.
fts.garrs al Miuuisn ipittr anfpmmtue.
i3hat ale 10 Rinutsn an @ctsniaBtn BON
800 bis u.A0 Rdhmiitdas.
Grpub,hst psrIaltn Sudutrn ideIi6, ausas.
npmmsu SSnuias, um 6.36. SIC uue 1896
Rsratns, uue 2.f6 uue sc Ra&mittaas. une
trtiftn in @ilfts- -9arrt 80 WiHuttH ipditr elm
Seffnr Dituif ,pii6su Scranton, Has aua
parf unb pttrsburs.
5itbs 6abrpIan fiir stpSdbsfSIeuues 3hst.
B..S. @yln H., 8TftbTsttttr, SuauiOu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-06-15
x0raftiibe Sbriifen. =

Sine ionberbare Sefte iudt in @euf
sssisnsts y6ubereien, uuf wsldsn iis cine
2lniiebeluns fir 9eute etabliren mill, Die
Elm sinfadss, gang nutiirlihes gebsn
iiibrsn wOllsn. Die WtitslsOsr Oisisr
Sette brauden weOsr 9duier, nod uisls
SlsiOer; islbit beim itiirmiiditeu @sttsr
idlaien iis i'm 6rsien. Setleicst iiuO
Iie nit einem lOisn pallenoen 9spano,
ibr luuses Saar idiiet ben 9Opi Dor
Oiee uno Sdlte. 9ranfhsiteu linO au.
genlteinti6 in otsler Ssfte unbstunut.
Die 9eute lrbsn pon 5riidtsu, @smiiis,
0til6 uub SrOO. Gs beist, oaB sint
iunss, Isbr rei6s amsrituniife @ittwt
tirslid bic uOrusbms @eiellifuft uufse'
sebsn unO iib Der Sefte unssidlOlsr
bat, pon Der auiiht ausssbsuO, bus nul
Oersn WtttslieOer 10 IsbsH, uie ppratti
Ihe @briitsn" lebsn iOllsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-06-15
Sloipenen nberfallen einen oentfcbe en-
Sdnaerfelt;ua.

Su 9aibad, Der SauptitaOt Oss otter.
reidiIden SrOnlanOs Srain, bat bsr
Observation-Disclosures ju beflasens,
wertbsn ausidreituusen ssfiibrt. Dis
oeutiden Sanser batten anldBli6 ibrss
SubresfeiteS cine Baraos peranitaltst,
Die ii6 ourd Die SuuptitraBsn Der
StaSt bewests. Wtsbrere SiuOer. biz
iih unter ben .3uihauern befanbsu,
wuroeH uOu ben blino oarauf losfeusru.
ben 3umultuanten idwer usrlsst.
Die S6usmanniduft muBte nit blau.
fer SSaife einidreiten, nm Die Slops.
men ju Paareu 3u treiben. Absr osrsn
9auptjwed mar erreidt bas SeutIds
Sdussrfeit mar seitOrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-06-15
8eridt iiber ben 3uitanS Der
Sttle Guaranty anb
Sruf GOmpanb

BON Scranton, 3d., gto. Sic Spruce
StraBe, Sadawanna @ountn, Peunipl.
oanien. na6 SdIuB bes @sidGits, am
28. Wfai 1905.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-06-15

sluuuntirt i'm .8OasnbIutt.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-06-15

= Die Chicago & 9lltou 8abn
ma6t ieet Gsriu6s, ibrsn :,3usOienit
our4 Elm Spitem bruhtlOieu OspeI9su'
Oienites iidsr Su ltslsn uuO miro les-
tsreu, falls sr iid beUabreu iollts, gu,
erit auf Der Strede.. ..@bicusOsSt. 9ouis
in Die Yraris sinfihrsn. - -
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meeting. The arrangement will prob
ably prove very satisfactory to all.
Miss Gretna Grain is suffering with
an attack of the grip.
Mrs. Mary Krupp and children.
Laura and Willie. of washington, Ia
were visiting several days last week
at the home of Mrs. Krupp's father.
w. II. Grain. Mr.. Grain accompanied
her as fas as Ottumwa on her return.
Misses Luella Bowlin, Alice Sum-
ners. and Mabel and Minnie Rogers
were shoppers in Ottumwa Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Rogers will remain in. the
city for a visit with relatives and
friends.
Roy E. Stevens was an over night
visitor at the parental home Monday.
An infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ward was buried Friday afternoon
and another child is seriously ILL.,
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
20. D. Emery, who has been seriously
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Friday evening. complimentary to
Miss Marie Trueblood, Of Ottnmwa,
who was the guest of Miss Gretna
Grain and her cousin, Miss Helene
Townsend
Melvin Van Horn, who has been
spending his spring vacation at home
returned to his school duties at Mt
Vernon Monday evening.
Frank Doak entertained his friends
of Highland Center and vicinity at
very enjoyable dancing party Tuesday
night. Music was furnished by thu
Martinsburg orchestra and a delight
full time was reported.
Mr.. Graves, of st. Louis, was an
over Sunday visitor at the j. M. Elder
home.
Preaching was held lin the M. E,
church both morning and evening
Sunday The Epworth league has
been set for Wednesday evening in
place of tha regular mid-Week nraver
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home, after a few days visit at the
home Of her son, w. A. Ramsey, Of
this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Huff have moved
to Ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Miller and Miss
Blanch Darner were recent callers at
the orphanage.
Eliza Tillotson was In South Orman-
Vile Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. oliver Darner and
family and Richard Brown were en-
tertained at dinner Sunday by Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Miller.
Walter Cook, who has been visiting
his brother Elmer. Of this place, has
returned to Nebraska.
Mrs. Elite Mccall and children were
callers at the Hermitage Monday ev-
ening.
There are three new phones on the
Flat Line, viz: Shadley, Wilson and
McKeever.
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FORM IMPROVEMENT CLUB.
Residents of Riverview Addition Form
Na,u Nroaniz ation

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For the purpose Of improving Riv-
eryiew addition, the residents of that
vicinity held meeting last evening. in
the store Of L. H. Hughes and formed
club, to be known as the River
view Improvement club. The meeting
was an enthusiastic one and largely
attended Short talks were made by
]. r.. Campbell and other prominent
residents Of Riverview, and the sense
of the meeting was to unite and work
for the Improvement of RiyervieW.
The officers of the club are:
President-H. D. Robinson.
Vice president John G, Loring.
Seeretary-F. A. Beckley.
Treasurer-7J. H. Coliett.
A committee composed of L.. n.
Hughes, Will Tozier and j. c.. Loring
was appointed to draft constitution
and bysaaws to report at the next
meeting, which Is to be held in
Hughes store next Monday