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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-23
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armee in iablrei6e Sru4itiide unO Der
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man mobt ia9et bari, oaB nad Der lests
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nad WlaoiuOitod abjmeist, Elm iOrmlis
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Ruiien ltattfinOet. Sn st. Yetersbur9
slaubt man, baB bic @iienbabnuerbins
ouu9 iwiiden 3ie Pab unO Sarbin ger.
fort lit. Sffi;iel iitl oieie Jiadri6t
,Dar nod nidt beitdtist woroen, ..iaber
man slaubt, baB Oas peer Der Ruiien
ii6 nOroli6 pom 9ie PaB in einer
idlimmen Gage %befinoet. Sen. Siues
witi6 bot oil Sen. 9urOpatfin's Stelle
Den Sberbefebl iiber bic ruliiihe Grmee
in Der Manoi9urei iibsrnommen. Su
elmer ruliiiden umtliden Depel6e miro
mitsetbeilt, oab Die Sapaner Die Serfol.
suns oes fliebeuben Seinoes fortiesen
uno babel Den Ruiien enorme Serluite
bsibrinssn. SAM beiOnOers bat bic
Jiudbut Der 9iuiien selitten. Der bic
iawere sufsabe iufiel, ben in weit iiber.
lesener anjabl uororiussnoen 6sino
Suriidsubdlten. @eHtral sineIpttia wirb
IN einieeu 3assu Serftdrtuussn trbat
ten. oa oas pierte eurDpdii6e armse.
tcrps pom Sarbin ju ibm itoBen .piro
nno oen Mari4 na6 Siben bereits am
II. Wiar, unsetreten bat. Sahusritan.
oise WilitdrS srtldren, oaB Sen. Sine'
witi9 in einisen Eassn $685. 600 0tann
3u ieiner Serfisuns babsn miro.
ttgsOm 9uni6u PaB, etwa 165iIfeilen
n6rbli9 pom Mufben, beri6tet man
pom 20. Wiars: Die erite .armse Der
Ruiien. bic ben &iidSus ibrer 2ruppen
pom Sioen bedte, 5isbt ii6 allmabli6
iuriid. inoem iie f%OrtuGhreno feline
Saarmiisel nit ben Sapanern unters
bdlt. 9ia9 einer aus Supautie in 2os
flo einsssansensn Dspeide iammeln iid
bic ruiiii9en armeen .iest bel auHst'
iauluns, 100 Dteilsn nOrblih BON Tie
ling, unb nsrben mabri6einli6I usriu.
den. ben Sapauern bort Stano Su bal
ten. Sect erit wirb es befannt, bas
Der duBerite linte 5lisel Der &uiien
bsreits am IL. Wtarj cine u~olitanoise
9iieberlase erlitt uno bic sin3elnen pee
resabtbeilunsen in wilOsr Sludt SAus
uno Rettuns in ben Bergen iu4ten.
Gin Sertreter Der aiiOciirten Yreiie.
Der sin,ise 9orreipOnOent, Der iib uusen'
blidli6 bel Der Srmee Der Ruiien befin.
bet. t%elesrupbirte am 10. Wfdr3 na9 ct.
Pstersburs, buB bic Ruiien auf benz
peiten Bese nod Sarbin Die Manbaris
uenitraBe nur bis Siriu bsnusen tOunen,
mo- Tie iid ua9 0iorosu weuoet, wGbreno
Die Giienbubu uOrOmGrts meiter bis uad
9arbin fiibrt.
Der Sunipf i'm ierueu Often bat,
mad Dem D~afiirbulten maBSebeuOer
9reile i'll Berlin, Elm Stadium errei6t,
in mel6em Die @slOfrase Die pi9tisits
9aOle u.ipielen besinnt, uno nit GROCER
Auimertiumfeit werOsn Oesbalb Die ans
ltrensunsen Der beiOen SriesfihreuOen
uerfOlst, ii6 bic Mittel sur 5ortiesuus
bes blutisen Rinseus auf ben 6iHau;s
mdrfteu Der Belt gu beidaffen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-23
Neuer 4 GentS 0Q0cn,
3. s. 9aopig. $40 9adamanma Nbe
StaOt nn0 Gouutb.
Cine Grffdruua.

Seri6iebene WtiBitdnbe babsn uns
bisber uerbinoert, wie alljdbrlid Die
Collection Der abonnements9eloer Dor.
5unebmen uno co miro nabri9einli1
nod mebrere Bo6en oauern, ipeun
ni6t langer, ebe mir nit ben @oleftios
men anfansen f6nnen. Sc ipdre uns
oaber lebr ertpiini6t, fuenn fol6e Nbons
nenten, bic in Die SiaAbari4aft unierer
Office tOmmen, periOnlid Die Sadie be-
lorgen uno nidt aui ben Collector pnrten
wurben, inbem Oamit Oemielben be-
Seutenoe 3eit eripart piirbe. User
feline .3eit bat, Inn periOnli6 uoriuipres
den, Diro boffentli9 ben Collector ni9t
leer ausseben laiien, Deun er enoli6
OOripri4t. Der 9erausssber.
= SiidOf SObun unO gfarrer 6. 8.
Mtelleg tebrteu Donneritug 9lbeno BON
einem iiinipOdentli9en aufentbalt in
8eit Snoien 3uriid.
= Oauio Snopler bon 9adawanna
auenle muBte Srsitas $500 Yiirsi6aft
fir iein seridtlides @ri6einen itsllen,
neil er BEN 8iliam Wien5ier unsebli6
s45 unteridlne.
- Das gsrbOrIosr iisbsn anaben,
wside in bic Morris gBobunns elm.
brauseu, wuroe am MOntas nidt abse,
balten. i%onoern bis beute uerf6obsn, oa
Der aOuOtat Der ansetlasten ni9t ans
weIenb mar.
= Die 5u reide S%iahruns, tpstGs mir
i'm 8intsr 9euOiien, 1T oft unpsrbau.
lid, unO S%eritOpiuns lit Die SOlss.
Damn iollte man Or. ausuit 3Onis's
Samburser GrOpfeu sebraudsn. Ou iie
iofOrt erleidtern uuo bus Ssioen beilen.
= Sobn Oobbius BON Penn slpenus,
elm anseitellter Der SSurrsn.@bret Dad
Sompanie, nuroe am OOnneritas Wtit'
tag ju Serwid, oils er auf einem Da9e
aus9litt uno in eiuen 8eiiel fodenoes
1beer fiel, ltaubsrbaft an ben Bsinsn
perbrannt.
- 9err 5ris SolSnasel. Der seseu.
wGrtiSs G~isentbiimer bes 0Hm Npo.
ming Sotels, nirb an 1. april oas ct.
Charles Sotel an Ssnn apsnue iibers
nebmeu unb in SerbinOuns batnit cine
sriiublide RenOuatiou. iomie aud einen
anbau al bae @ebduSe pornebmen
lailen.
- Srunf Burns. Der ii6 lests 8o6t
in Someroile, Wtaii., Der POliSei itellte,
neil er in 9tew 9ort cine DiamantbrOtt
i'm 8ertb bon 5000 9eitoblen bate,
nobel CT ertldrte, oaB er BON SCRANTON
Iei, lit Der bieiisen Bolijei ni9t betaunl
uno Oieielbe tOunte ui6ts iibsr i'm In
@rfabrun9 briuser.
- Das udalte CONCERT oes S1m,
pbonie Or6eiters Wiro am Moutas
ben 10. april, i'm 2Dcsum Gbeatsr ltattr
finben. Serr Charles Dorian Uirt
cirisiren unb Serr 5reO. 98ibmapsr ale
@oniertmeiltsr fuusirsn. Das arran'
sirte Prosram lit Elm brilantss unt
cine bertibmte SOpransS Oliltin BON 9ien
Yort wiro uu1 mitpirten.
Is lit angerest wOroen, 9rGiioeni
HoOlepelt sum Seiu9e BON Scranton
einSulaOeu, in Serbinbung init ieinen
an 10. Gusuit ituttfinOenoen 8elu6t
bon 8iltes'S Barre, 9eleseutli6 OtS 0iar
ttonal SOnuentes Der tatbOlil6su Ablti'
nen3 8elealdaften. YrdIioent Sobr
Wtit6ell pom @rubenarbeiter 8erbauol
lit erIuAt wOrOen. Die uOtbisen einlei
tenOen S6ritte gu benz 3wsde Su tbun
B9~ untsrri6t i'm slauieripiet err
tbellt unter 9iinitiseu 9eOinsunser
6rdaIsin emma 5rep, SIS. Pius Ctr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-23

Hrirfr IauFeH Elm isasn Gag BON Gen.
ten. wsiAe % iatt fab, OottorrsbHau.
gen su be3ablsr, uub Die @eiunS6eit
uuO @lidielisteit i'm @ebran6 bon
5orni's alpenfrauter : 8lntbeleber &c.
iunoeH babsu. Dieies Wiittel piro
nidt IN apOtbeten ~periauit, lonSern
muir oireft ourd ben @%isentbimer, Or.
Better 5abrHeg. 112-114 9. Sopue
auenue, @bieasO, 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-23

= Su Miaine iOll iest Oas YrObibis
tionSseies nit riidii9tsloier Strense
Our9sefibrt werOen.
- 9tus SattOwie in SberidleIien
tOmmt bic 0ia9ri4t, OaB pier bOrtise
Sbsrreuli9iler wesen reuolutiOudrer
untriebe in Daft SenOmmeu pOrOsn
ieien. Dus SOrOrinsen Der pOlniI6sn
PrOpasanOa in bic S9ulsn wirb Boz
Ourd biuldnsli9 iluitrirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-23
umjug ooer SauSreini9ung.

SSGmic6em Sie ettuas Nafrci9cn OOei
8ei5en beim 9arsreiuigen Ooer llm5ug 81 beiOrs
gen, 10 t6unen sic irgeno cine seDini4te Sarbe
In fletmen 8a9ien erbalten, fertis gum Gebran4
81
I'D GemtS Die 8n6fe.
YtnieI jeber Gr6ke unb stbIe 81 4 nnb 10.
Gents 0as stad.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-23
Deutf6e o rtefGife.

= SIN bobsn Sitter BON so 9abreu
itarb in lsiner @Obunus Su @OlO @as
ter. @tt6., @r.@Ouuerueiir @prus 9.
Suce. @r mar an 2. Suli 1924 in
@iuoiOr, SbiO, %seboren unb fam i'm
Sabre 1s49 mad Wtidisun, mo sr bis
Su isinem ToOe wObnte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-23
Die mUberne Giientpaarem.
$anblmuS.
StAutlOie
6ebrerei+

Ger geiuObnli@e 6ausbsien lit fiir
~ 9artbolj SuBb0Oeu uidt SufrieOens
lteleno-es nimmt einen feineren Belen,
un ali ben Staub aufjufebren.
Wir baben cine Sinie BON 8pbems
&ebreru. tpel6e Die Ofonomiihiten
uno::oienftbariten Sebrbeisn linb, bic fir
Sartbol; SuBbObeu. i3iesel ODER Wtars
NOR SuBbOben, @iieuba5n 9uti1eu,
Vabnitationen, 6ffentli6e @ebduoe,
S6ulen, 9allen unO Sauitors @ebrau9
I'M al9emeinen 9ena6t weroen. Diele
8iriten iino Srubtse,osen unb 3isbeu
ii6 nidt beraus, ME iOl9s, Die nit
yetm befeiti9t iino.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-23
form III ~nerfanfen.

Cine In StHuisn SSpnibip ssltssnt 8arm.
btfsbtue aus 96I gdtr, NIT allen n5ttiaep
@tb6uesn, bic In suttm !3uRaHbt fnb. Birs
6rani DeIanO. 9tHafOn 5Ownibip. 1913
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-23
Bum uierten SiIfs.@ ensral. Bolt.

meiiter 1T Setter y. De @rap bon
Balbinston, .. g., ernannt woroen.
= abram 8rofuw. eiusr Der irei9s
item Wi6nner bonn mittlsren Sainois
unO elmer Der eriten P1usfabritanteu.
itarb gu Bloomington I'M alter uon bel.
nabe 80 Sa9ren.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-30
ST. ANTHONY PARK

The marriage OF Miss Lydia Leona
Britzius and Mr.. Charles D. Russell was
Eoiemnlzed tuesday evening at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs. julius H Block.
state treasurer, on Utley street. DR.. Bush
ueh OF WestnInSter church in Minneapo-
ence OF only the intimate friends OF the
pride and groom. Miss Minnie Brandtgen
prayed Lohengrtns wedding march as the
pride and groom came down the stairs
and took their places in the parlor, where
the ceremony was performed The rooms
We're beautifully decorated with roses
easter lilies and carnations. wedding
supper was served and places were set
ior tWenty. mr. and Mrs. Russell will
pe at nome after July first in ST. Paul.
The Ladies' Guild of st. Matthews Epis>
copal church was entertained Monday aft
Sinoon at the home of Mrs Jourgens on
Pym street The election of officers fooI1
place and resulted: President. Mrs. r. A.
Serry; vice president, Mrs Herbert Plant.
treasurer, Mrs William Plant. secrefa ~
Mrs. William Keuhne.
Mr. and Mrs. Justin Brown of Gibbs
avenue entertained at dinner Friday even
lng Tor MP. and Mrs. Morris Atcheson of
55iaInhne, and tuesday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown entertained for ST Paul
friends at dinner
MRS. J. Kempton of Muscatine. Ia. is a
guest OF her aunt, Mrs. T. l.. Hacker of
HHdynond avenue. Mrs Kempton was
oeIegate to the missionary convention held
In Minneapolis during the week.
Mrs. Walter Hill and Miss Georgia HIn
OF Langford avenue spent part of the
week in Eau Claire, Wis, where thew
vent to attend the Stevens -Dilling we'd
ding on Wednesday.
A parish meeting was held Monday
evening at the rectory by the members
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-30
SOCIETY
Continued From Thirty-sixth Page

Mr.. and Mrs. Holmberg of Lindstrom
have moved to 1891 Fauquier street.
versity visited East St Paul friends this
week.
Miss Monte Churchill entertained Mon
day evening for a number of her friends
Mrs. NJ. J. Kelley of Pine street is enter
tanning her niece Miss Clemmie Kelley.
Mrs. Nearman ef Partridge street has
returned from Denmark.
Miss Emma Hedeen of Sims street has
gone to Payne, MINI.
Mrs. Burgess of Magnolia street has
gone to Ottawa, Can.
Mrs A. Fletcher of Grove street has
returned from Chicago.
Miss Mamie Kelley has gone to Michi-
gan City, n. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. McMahon will remove to
GOA John street.
Mrs. William Cumbey of Olive street is
in Wabasha.
Miss Hannah Casey has gone to Sioux
City.
The East Side Lyceum club will meet
next week.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-30

Continued on Page Thirty Eight
Newport daily independent., 1905-01-04
A SPLENDID COMPLIMENT.

Mrs. c. E. Crook was the re- cipient of an exquisite piece of cut glass New Years day. When she arrived at church she found the surprise on the organ, the card bearing From your friends who appreciate good music, " for which she returns thanks to those unknown and kind friends.
 Read the Daily and Weekly Independent.
Newport daily independent., 1905-01-04
LYNCHINGS DECREASE,
 so SAY STATISTICS.
Fewer Lynchings Disturbed 1904 Than for a Long Time-Legal Hangings Also Sh ow
 a Decrease.

Chicago, Jan. 3.-One of the most interesting features in a re- view of the year is the fact that there were fewer lynchings than in any previous year since 1885.
 There was a marked falling off in the aggregate of donations for educational, philanthropic and religious purposes. There was a decrease in the number of legal hangings in the total of defalcations, forgeries and bank wreckings, and in the number of homicides.
 Fire losses show a small in- crease. In a general business, manufacturing and commercial way the latter half of the year was a decided improvement over the first six months.
 Lynchings for the year num- Der 87, as compared with 104 the previous year, 96 in 1902 and 1855 in 1901. November was the one month in twenty years during which no lynching was reported, north or south.
Newport daily independent., 1905-01-04
PARKER IDENTIFIES
 STOLEN JEWELRY.
Part of the Stolen Goods Recov- cred Which Had Been Given
 Away to Other Negroes.

s. c. Parker, proprietor of the Palace Jewelry Store at New port, which was burglarized Christmas eve, arrived in Jones' boro Tuesday morning, says the Sun, and identified the jewelry captured with the negroes Floyd and Blanche Carr and Luther Jones yesterday as that stolen. He had with him photograph of the window taken before it was br ken. It showed the watches, brooches, etc., display ed in the window. The value of the goods stolen he said was $350.
 The search for the jewelry was continued today and some other pieces found. It appears that the negroes gave away some of it, appearing to have no idea of it's value. MT. Parker says that probably $50 worth of it has been recovered.
 Luther Crabtree, one of the negroes charged with having se- creted the stolen property, was bound over by Justice Hatcher today. The woman, Blanche Carr, was taken before Justice Barnett on change of venue asked by John Hawthorne, her attorney, and is being tried this afternoon. Floyd Carr, the principal, will be taken to New port.
Newport daily independent., 1905-01-04
CARR BOUND OVER
 TO GRAND JURY

The negro Frank Carr, arrested in ,Jonesboro and brought to New port Tuesday afternoon, charged with burglary and grand larceny in the robbery of the Palace Jew elry store, most of the stolen goods being found upon his per- son, was given a hearing before Esquire Guy Smith Wednesday morning and bound over to the next grand jury. In default of $1, 1000 bond he will await trial in jail.
 Constable w. B. Carouthers left Wednesday afternoon for Black Rock to bring back Julia Haywood, the negress upon whose person the remainer of the stolen property was found.
Newport daily independent., 1905-01-04

a hand mirror and a cup and saucer. The gentlemen's prize was awarded Judge c. T. Hum- phries.
 A delightful luncheon of three courses was served by the host ess, assisted by Mrs. w. A. O'Neal, and consisted of: first, chicken salad, crackers, pickles; second, turkey, cranberry sauce, asparagus on toast, hot rolls, cof- fee; third, charlotte russo and cake.
 The guests present were; Messrs. and Mesdames w. W. McMinn, o. D. Watson, E. L. Maris, B. B. Bond, w. w. Dut- ton, J. L. Jones, c. w. Beard, A. G. Anderson, Claude Erwin, B. w. Stainback, T. D. Kinman, Jr., R. M. Johnson, Judge Geo. T. Humphries, Mrs. W. A. O'Neal, Miss Hester Phillips, Dr. Charles E. Carroll.
Newport daily independent., 1905-01-04

k first week of the new has been ushered in with
 beauty and splendor of
Newport daily independent., 1905-01-04
DEMANDS PAPERS
 OF ACQUISITION.

The negro Gene Parker, under arrest in Poplar Bluff for the shooting of two other negroes here, refuses to be brought back without requisition papers.
 Sheriff Simmons has written Governor Davis for this demand upon the governor of Missouri and Parker will only succeed in staying off his homecoming a few days.
Newport daily independent., 1905-01-04
BEWARE OF CONTINENTS FOR
 CATARRH THAT CONTAIN .
 MERCURY

As mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on pre- scriptions from reputable physi- clans, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufact- ured by F.. J. Cheney 6 Co.,, To- ledo, O., contains no mercury, and is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mu- cous surfaces of the system. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. It is taken internally and made in To- ledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Go.
 Sold by Druggists. Price 75c. per bottle.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipation. .f
Newport daily independent., 1905-01-04
WILLIAMS WANTED
 FOR CAR BREAKING.

Constable w. B. Carouthers Tuesday night arrested John Williams, who was found on the houseboat with Harry Cunning ham at the time of the latter's arrest.
 The prisoner was taken to Jonesboro that night by Detect i've Broadway, where he is wanted for breaking into Cotton Belt cars.
Newport daily independent., 1905-01-04
GOVERNOR REMEDIES
 ALLEGED OVERSIGHT.
By Agreement of States Attor- ney, Court and Defendant, Governor Relieves Bax- ter Watson of Twenty
 Liquor Fines.

3cvernor Davis, upon the rec
 nmendation of the prosecuting attorney, has remitted fines of $50 each in twenty cases in (which NBaxter Watson of New port was fined for the illegal sale of liquor. Watson has paid the |fNsts, amounting to $863. The proclamation recites the follow ing conditions:
 Whereas, It was mutually agreed between the contending factions that if the various vio- lators of the liquor law at New 2ort would make affidavit that
 hey would never again engage
 b the illegal sale of liquor in the
 sate-of Arkansas and give bond payable to the state of Arkansas for the use and benefit of Jack son county in the sum of $2,000 to faithfully keep said oath so made, then in that event it would Ebe recommended that the gov- ernor pardon said fines; and N Whereas, Under said agree n1ent all the other violators of said liquor law convicted at that time have been by the governor oardoned, save and except the :ase of said Baxter Watson, which was by oversight over ooked; and
 Whereas, The pardon of said
 II S:yssscerf asse -secompaended by the
 osecuting attorney of said dis rfct, assented thereto by the
 ircuit judge, together with arge number of reputable people
 f said county, and it being |hoWn to his satisfaction that lsaid Baxter Watson has faithful sly kept the conditions of his said affidavit and bond, and in order that he may have the same con- sideration shown him as in other cases; and,
 Whereas, The said judgment of said court has been by the circuit judge thereof continued from time to time without se- curity for said fine, and the de- fendant permitted to go at large, which, in effect, amounts to re- lease from said fne."
Newport daily independent., 1905-01-04
SAW MILL FOR SALE.

Saw mill and 1000 acres of oak for sale cheap. Party de- sires to look after other business. Apply at this office. This mill is a bargain and can be secured for S450.
Newport daily independent., 1905-01-04
IN SOCIETY.
UEsDAY EUCHRE CLUB.

first week of the new has been ushered in with
 beauty and splendor of .e Social world showing at its best, for all the clubs in the city are having their weekly meetings YbfIa more elaborate scale than ordinarily, and with a number Iof dancing parties to complete tke list, the social calendar is Dretty well filled.
 One of the most elaborate as 7ell as pleasant social events was the entertainment of the |9ruesday Euchre club by Mir. and lrs. c. A. Hillhouse, on Tues V evening, at their home on sin street.
 he interior of their home was tily arranged with palms and while cut flowers gave touches to the arrangements green.
 meeting was a brilliant "a a happy indication of
 al good cheer of the new
 were kept by MT. C. w.
 Id at the conclusion of
 ss it was found that
 0. D. Watson and
 win were the winners
 s prizes, wlioh were
Newport daily independent., 1905-01-04
FOR LEASE.
NEWPORT OPERA HOUSE.

NEWPORT OPERA HOUSE.
 Possession given the 1st day of April, 1905, together with the scenery, fixtures, furniture, etc. Seating capacity 800. Stage 40 feet. Scenery in good condition and furniture in good repair. Good piano. Bids received up to February 1st and right reserved to reject any and all bids. Ap- ply to
 L. MINOR, Secretary,
 or I. GOLDMAN, President, 98bta Newport Building Assn. Wanted - Hickory logs and poles delivered f. o. b. tracks Choctaw Railway. Write for prices and particulars.
 JAMES COLBERT & Co.,,
 92btf Tupelo, Ark.
Williams news., 1905-05-27
ITEMS OF GENERAL
 INTEREST
.cocal Hews

William Nagiller was in the city this week from his headquarters at Rhoades.
 Fresh Tropico strawberries re- ceived daily at Rabbit Bros.
 Ed Grose arrived in the city Mon- day from Prescott for a few days visit with relatives.
 John H. Page came in from the west Wednesday evening and con- tinued on to Flagstaff.
 Cut flowers for Decoration Day at the Racket Store.
 Doc. Waite and Joe Morse dropped off No. ? here Wednesday evening on their return from a trip west.
 Mrs. c. B. Holloway was in the city Wednesday from the ranch, where they will reside during the summer.
 I can furnish you the BEST Port Wine in the city at price that will astonish you and please. JO.
 John Nellis las accepted posi- ton at "The "Big Store" Norman is assisting Jo Atwood at his bot tling works.
 Conductor McGinty returned on Wednesday evening to duty at Winslow after few days outing on the coast.
 Call and see the new piano. Try it and you will buy it. At Buttons.
 Mrs. Martin Buggeln departed the first of the week for the Grand Canyon, where she expected to re- main for time.
 Miss Alice Mcintyre departed this week for San Pedro, Cal, where, Dame Rumor has it, she will reside indefinitely.
 California and New Mexico fresh vegetables at Rabbit Bros.
 Mrs. Jenny Dearing, widow of the late s. E. Dearing, accompanied by her son Carl, departed Thursday for Fresno, Cal, to reside.
 Geo. H. Barney came out Tues day with a brand new light wagon. While it is good to look upon. it is also of serviceable make.
 Any kind ice you want in any quantity. Have finest artificial ice in the territory. JO.
 Phil Ryan was in the city on Wednesday from the Saginaw pump ing station in Pittman valley, where he is the whole thing, and then some.
 Tom Barney has had some men engaged recently on the work of re- constructing the old Martin dam, northwest of town, which went out during a heavy storm some time since.
 Attention! It is suggested that everybody come to the Odd Fellows opera house Wednesday night at 8:30, to discuss the matter of a Fourth of July celebration. Don't forget.
 Dan Anderson arrived here Tues day evening from Prescott and on Wednesday went out to the Canyon to accept a position at the camp of R. H. Cameron. Dan recently pitched a game of ball for the Pres colt team against Fort Whipple and carried off the plum.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04

large scale. The ordinary big green
cucumber pickles are usually quite
free from cider vinegar. The only way
to make them edible Is to soak the
pickles in strong brine. TO extract the
acid. then TO soak them In water &c
get out the brine. and finally pickle
them In real vinegar.
Pure vinegar can be made as well
from other fruits as from apples
Grapes. plums. and other fruits which
contain a considerable proportion OF
sugar. which is converted into alcohol
and then into acetic acid, make good
vinegar.
The Department OF Agriculture has
in press n short bulletin on yinegars
which can be had upon application &c
members OF Congress. IL is known as
Farmers Bulletin No. 2S3 and is com
piled from the work of the various
agricultural experiment stations OF
this subject