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The daily sentinel., 1905-05-06
Wedding Economy.

Inc practical side Of a wedding
the problem Of bringing the festiv.
tiles within "a reasonable expenditure
is given consideration in a carefully
written paper in the June Delineator
which contains also suggestions for
welding cookery that will be appre-
eIated by those who are interested
Various other items Of domestic val
ue are given in the form OF recipes
under the headings, Luncheon Dish
es' Spinach and Its Hygienic Val
ue' and Unique Decorative Des-
serts, and Isabel Gordon Curtis adds
chapter on canning fruit in The
Making OF a Housewife" House
plans and house furnishing ideas and
seasonable gardening suggestions are
other features that will appeal to
home makers.
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-06
MAGILL & BANKS
533 Main Street.

II. Il. BULL,
Physician and Surgeon.
Surgeon for d. & r. G. and Rio
Grande Western.
Office: Rooms 5 and 7, Canon Block.
Residence: First and White.
Telephones: 0flce, junction lOl:
Residence. Mesa 101.
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-06

w. A. Gleason Of Salt Lake CITY.
well known here, is in town today
Two other hoboes were run in last
night by the city police and are in
custody today
l. n Cope and family today moved
into the E. B. Wilson residence on
/ Chipeta avenue.
E. b Wilson and family expect to
leave Tuesday for their new home in
the Indian Territory,
r. II. Bancroft the real estate
man, is among the Palisade visitors
i'm the city this afternoon.
The band concert this evening. the
first of the season. will be given on
the corner of Fourth and Main
streets.
Chancellor Henry NJ. BuchteI of
the Denver University arrived in the
city this morning and is the guest
of friends
No services will be held at ST. Mat
thew's church tomorrow, other than
Sunday school, owing to the absence
of the pastor.
The Ackerman Clothing Company
is preparing today for the big clos
ing out sale which begins Wednesday
of next week
In spite Of the bad roads, great
many country people are in town
this afternoon. and the streets pre-
sent a lively appearance.
Palisade Tribune: The snow storm
of last Wednesday did no damage
here whatever but farther down the
valley some trees, especially poplars.
were broken by the weight Of the
wet snow. The sight Wednesday
morning didn't look very good. but
nothing better for the young trees
could have happened Palisade has
guardian angel that is seldom OFF
duty
The woman who meditates travel
ing this summer will be especially
Interested in the June Designer.
which pictures the latest inventions
which will add to her comfort \
well written article by Myra Emmons
tells how one may make a trip to
Europe, spend a month on land and
have a satisfying glimpse of six diff
ferent countries for $3.50, exclusive
of ocean-steamer expenses. Those
who want a breath of country air as
reasonably as can be obtained will
appreciate "The Summer outing"
Ben j. Snyder, chief clerk to the
master mechanic in this city, leaves
tonight for a very extended trip
which will particularly include his
old home in Chester county, Pa. Mr..
Snyder will stop for a short visit at
points in Ohio. to visit relatives and
friends and then go east He Will
be absent six weeks. Mr. Snyder has
had no extended vacation from his
duties for many years and he takes
the present trip for entire relaxation
and pleasure. He incidentally hints
Ithat if certain steamship friends are
GOOD TO him. he may take little run
ont into the deep water along the
line of the Atlantic coast The many
friends of the gentleman in this city
will wish him bon voyage and also
that he will drive dull care away and
enjoy to the fill the pleasures Of
such a splendid trip.
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-06
4 Gond suggestlon.

Mr.. c. b. Wainwright OF Lemon
city, Fla, has written the H9huldo- az
furers that much better results are
obtained from the use or ChainDe per,
fajn,s collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
porDadv in cases of pains in the stom-
lc,, coiic and cholera morbus by tax
fn" If in hot water as hot as can
.ta drank. that when taken in TINS
nav the effect is double in rapidity.
,,i, seems 10 get at the right spot
instantly" he says. For sale by all
druggists.
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-06
Taking
The Lead
Elite Velvet Ice Creams
and Sherbets
Bacon & SpauIding
Are Down to Date.
R E A L E S T A T E
BARGAINS

No. go acres, miles north
west; full water right: IS
acres in alfalfa; fair i'm
provements NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., S21OO
No lU3O.-5-room modern
house; good location: new
and well built .......... 1000
No. llll.-Nice pair OF corner
lots on the installment plan.
Per month .......... 10
No. 2l30.-S0 acres High Line
land, fine red soil. ....... 1900
We have several ranches to rent
ON reasonable terms. n number of
good houses for sale ON the INSTALL
ment plan aud We are always glad
TO show you anything on our list.
ANY business entrusted TO us will re-
ceiNe prompt and careful attention.
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-06
Cement Walks.

That will last a lifetime, and war
ranted to give satisfaction. Con
crete footing and blocks for founda-
lions. Grand Junction Cement Block
& Walk Company, office with Rich
Hutchinson Realty Company.
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-06
Just Make Yourself at Home

Take your time 60 through tOckif you can't de.
eide today, come back tOmOrrOw--or whenever
convenient. If you are suited if not no harm
done, ONE PRICE. EVERYTHING MARKED IN PLAIN
FIGURES Our guarantee of satisfaction back of every
purchase.
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-06

SINGLE and double breasted in new brown and gray
mixture or in broken checks and stripes. Single and
double breasted in serges. All handsome, stylish and
correct in every detail A MOST COMPLETE STOCK
WIDE RANGE OF PRICES.
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-06
Worn out.

Ewes cannot be replaced, but they
can he assisted. The better way
don't let them wear out. See Stong'
the feweler and optician. about them
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-06
For Rent.

Store No. 4 in the Reed block Ap-
ply to Max Buchmann' Grand valley
National Bank.
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-06
Children's Suit Department

Remember Chidrens Suit Department ntAII sorts Of
handsome cloths and tOegery for the Little Fellows with
no extravasant prices attached.
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-06
CkuI Wins out.

Skill and tools are required 10 ~
GOOD wath repairing. we nav oo'''
e ". Stong. jeweler and op'lclah.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-20
PosToFFICE FOR THE HOLIDAYS

Office of Postmaster, Pine Bluff Ark, Dee. 19, 1905.-In order that the patrons of this office may have addi tiGnal facilities for receiving ana el& patching Christmas packages the s2T eral windows of this office will Ae open from 9:30 9. in. to F m., Sun day, December 24, 1905.
 Monday. December 25, 1905, beine a national holiday, the letter carriers of this office will only make such trips fn the morning as will enable them to deliver all mail that is in the offices CT may arrive that morning, The stamp. register, general a9' livery and money order departments will be open from 9 a. m. to 12 m. Rural carriers will make thesr reg ular delivery on same schedule as or dinary week days. Very respectfully
 F. c. FURTH,
 Postmaster
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-20
| < < 4 < * < 4 < + * < 4 + < + ]

Knox and Smart to L. B. Knox; part lot 6, Finnerty's addition, $2,S23. Drew Watson to J. w. Monk; lots 1 and ?, block 34, Monks western addition, $50.
 E. T. Ingram, administrative, to w. H. Kendall ct al ne nv 34-6-9 ct al lands, $550.
 E. T. Ingram to w. H. Kendall, ct al; ne nv 34-6-9 ct al lands, $550.
 w. A. Hamilton to Jesse Ratcliff :; lot &. block f, Monks western addi' tion No. ?, $110.
 Carl Voss to R. p. King; lots z and S, block 19, White Sulphur Springs $500.
 American Mortgage company, limit ed. to Plum Bayou levee district; lieht of way across part section 1o and 15-5-9, $f.
 Lincoln Realty company to Rober; Robinson; lots 43 and II, block [ Jeans addit on, $50.
 Emily B. Dyson to L. c. McNeill 1-2 nv 9-4=11, $325.
 Ben Kaufman to Eastwood Lun3bc company; tilnter on nv 7-4-7, $75.
 W. T. Garrison to William J. Lewis part ne ne ae-G-1o, *S5.
 I. w Monk to J X. Tull; lots 1. aea 3, block 9, Monks southwestern addition, s550
 Hclland and Bloom to J. M. Green lees; lots 6. [, s and 9, Graea's st& tion, S2-.5o.
 George Bo1Fy to Ben Da1hy; part nv SC 11-4-11, $500.
 Ben Dalby to J. R. Courtney: part nv SC 11-4-11, $500.
 John A. Case to J. R. Courtney rart nv Sc 11-4-11, $50
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-20
The servant was busy, so the lady

The servant was busy, so the lady went to the door. Then she calmly but firmly said as she held up a hand bill. "There's one more house that can never have any more of my trade" "Why," asked a Brains re- porter. Because its messenger rang my bell and put me to the trou- ble of going to the door only to find a circular. I resent it, and l will never spend a cent at that house. ' Perhaps when merchants learn why they lose trade, they will keep their hand bills to themselves and learn how to advertise in the newspapers Brains.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-20
Banquet to pr. Jordan.

An informal banquet and smoker will be given to Dr. Junius Jordan at the Antlers hotel tomorrow night by the pupils of 1878 to 1880 of the boys school which he conducted in Pine Bluff at that time. There will be about twenty students present, and Dr. Jordan will be made to enjCs an event which will be one of the hap piest of his life.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-20

About one-llalf of all newspaper and magazine space devoted to adTer- Using, consequently advertising IS largely responsible for the enormous amount of paper consumed. The Kan sas City Star says that this country uses annually more than $1oo,oooooo worth of paper.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-20
T Tobin-Flint,

Mr. A.. N Flint and Mrs. L. E Tobin were quietly married at 1S06 West Tenth avenue at o'clock We'd nesday afternoon, Rev $. w. Rainey, pastor of Hawley Memorial church officiating. MT. Flint is a well known contractor of this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-20

How old do you suppose the art of advertising is Never give it a
 thought, eh? Would you be surprised to learn that advertising is consider ably older than printing? Well, it is older than the Bible itself ill fact. Take the Bible out of your book case and turn to Numbers Xxiv, 14, and harken unto Ballam, who saith, Come therefore, and I will advertise" Even Balaam had ideas tinctured with pro. gressiveness.-Sal Pa, Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-20
WAS J. H. SHELBY.

In the notice of the formal an nouncement of Mir. ]. II. Shelby fol the office of county treasurer in the Graphic, his name appeared once 1n the article as l. P. Shelby, which was an error, of course
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-20

The wife of one of Bostons best known business men recently said; sI don't know woman, married or single, of family or alone, who doesn't read advertisements and depend upon them. Certainly it pays to read ad- vertisements. Few women trade at the stores who don't advertise
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-20

-Wante(l-Position by young man; eXperiencea salesmaH; steno2raphe1 and oaice assistant: college educa- ton: neat, accurate and energetic; city references. Address "13.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-20

At present nearly s2oo.0oo,o0o are expended annually In the United States inadvertisine.-A writer in Lip pincott's Magazine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-20

You can shout it from the house top, You can shout it from the steeple, But if you shout it through the press 'Tis heard by~far more people.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-20
.- j: j: TOBIN-FCINT,

A. N. Flint aged n, and Mrs. Leno- Ia Tobin, aged 56. were granted li cense to marry by County Clerk Jesse Core Wednesday morning. Both re- side in this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-20
W. J. Hampton in JuG as'

The United States alone probably pays $60o,ooo,000 for the annual dis tribution of printers ink,-Boston Globe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-20
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 . 4 s' l. ]. l. ]. i- <. l. :. + + !. SOCIETY NOTES < <, | l. I. l. + !t < < + s l. + .e + <
Ashcraft-T ayIor.

A marriage license was isrued Tues day afternoon to c. T, Taylor and Miss Alice Ashcraft, both of Grape. vino.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-20

The Knox-Wall1er Furniture conl- pany are offering rare bargains III every department.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-20

Husband (haughtily): I never read ads.
 Wife: We'll. I wish to gracious von would. You buy more things at high CT prices than any two men in town Push.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-20
ENsgM d HzmgH a9 lII..j 2 l.. z11ey ;' e,&>t: ':;s:, {,
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TN EVERY Receipt that calls for cream 1 of tartar, soda, or baking powder, use the Royal Baking Powder. Better results will be obtained because of the absolute purity and great leavening strength of the Royal. It will make the food lighter, sweeter, of finer flavor, more digestible and wholesome. It is always reliable and uni form in its work.
 Alum and phosphate baking powders some of them sold at the same price and some of them cheaper-will make neither dainty nor wholesome food.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-20

The Knox Walker Furniture com pany will be open Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. An inspection of their complete stock will be pleas ing to anyone.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-20

Question: What is solitude? Answer: The store that doesn't ad vertise.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-20
The Groceryman's Burden.

There is q rich lady who trades with me, And she raises a mighty fuss About anything, but I have to keep still Because she is such an old cua-
 toner of mine. Unless she approves of whatever I do, She talks to me scanGaloUs And jumps On me roug'1, but can't say word
 Because she is such an old GUS
 toner of mine. Sometimes waca SC i=tcs 3ery hard ana Her taaanest to nuke q had muss l rise in my N.ra ,. l>&. si down a@ai0 Because she is such an old cuS-
 tomer of r7ina,
 See?
 W. J. Hampton in Ju@'aso.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-20

There are always suits in mixed goods of different colors for girls 16
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-20
$. .ss, .yys tss' ts, .s. j. s. T. # + i. x * 2: EAST END NEWS.
 + '.
* <. * .s, .:, !. <, I. j. <. q. .s, $s l

 * <. x ss, s:. s ss' .ss j. ..s s.s tss + #
 Nr. McCalley has returned to work at the Cotton Belt shops after having been off se3erai days cn account of 2 ma ..ad foot.
 M. and Yrs E. H. Montsomer% es 14cComh, Miss. gre visiting HIr. ard Ms. f.l 1Gol Sonery on Virginia street.
 Mr. J. NJ Mcdonald, formerly Cotton Belt emplova. has accepted , position as hoster at the Sawyer and Austin mill
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-20

ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.,. NEW YORK.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-02
Non Aetcrsbura.

= Hetnburt Sreinbur9 uou Nilliam
StraBe liegt i6wer tranf all 3ppboio
Rneumoniu oarnieocr.
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ME. auf Der Ounmore Seits, ltarb am
WtOutos al Der Srisbti6en Srantbeit.
- 9ouiS 9rice, Sobn SsS brtanntcu
slnitrcifers SOniO Yrice uon Saul Str,
wurbe am Oienitas fir YlinOSarments
Siiubun9 operirt. Or. 9eruiteiu uolls
brahte ole Operation.
- Die 98ittwe Wiatrrn, S6wraer,
mutter OeS gilbert SuberlanO bon Sobu
Strube, Wurbe um Dienitug 9iu6mittag
I'M Reters )urser 6rieObote be9rabeu.
sic mar SO Sabre alt.
= Serr Sadofcn, Yormaun Der Seis
befabrit Oabier, lit am WOnta9 in iein
98obnbauS al Glib uu0 SoIepb Ctr,
ous sr BON Dem ultcn Wtc 9ntire fdufli6
iibernOmmcn bat, eingeio9eu. Ger De
porter wiiniht ibm unO ieiner Sumilie
uiel Slid I'M ueuen Seim.
= 9m 9llter pom II 9abren, Z Wlo.
nuten unO II 3asen ucriturb ssitern
WtOrseu 9obu SielfelO pOn DO. 927
RreseOtt gluenue. Oerlelbe binterlaBt
iefs SiuOer. Das Sesra5nib sriOlst
morsen 0ia6mittaa balb 3 llbr unb Gin
@OttesOienit in Der bieiiseu Yresbpteri.
iden Stride sebt OemielbeH uOran, ben
Yaltor. .Dieori1 leiten miro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-02
Nittstpu.

= Soiepb Z. Safe, Der Soblenopera.
tor, bat Der SSeit Eittitou WteboOiiteu
Stride cine Sdentuu9 uou $50. 900 9e
madt, fiir eiu Souutassi6ut;immer, CUR
Grinneruug au ieine ueritorbeus 3o6ter
5rau u. {. Oaucuport.
= Die Dtiner Der @rctsr .3ed)e iino
bod un ocu Strcit stsauseu, neil Die
Gompanie aa9eorbuet hattie. oaB iie bel
ben Sauolauseru bleibeu miiiisu, bis
Oieie aud ibr 2dseipsrf pollsnOst baben.
3uerit paro beifloiieu. uiht Die Arbeit
nieoer;uleseu. oauu bic Sade aber in
sBieOererUdsuus se;oseu uuo eiH Streit
mar ole Sol9e.
= Die Sdueioerei pon @tarcus g.
5elomau an 9ioro Wtain StraBc wuroe
Oouneritas Rad)t um brei 9tolleu 3uh
beitObleu, bic eiueu SSertb uon $50 bas
ben. Sin Radtittiiiiel CAB ben Sin,
bred,ern @iulae. Die @iubredler mill
Icu..@eluiiieuSbiiic befommeu babeu. Osnu
an Dtoutas 9iodmitta9 ,puroen Die &c.
itobleuca &Saareu biibid eiusepuft in
cinem 9ohleuidDuppen butter Dem gabeu
rpieoer auisefHuOen.
= Soiepb 9tos Don Oelaware aues
nuc. 5Seit Sittstou. unS Gin Waldi.
neuleiter beim DO. IA Shadt Der
Seunipluuuia Sobleu @Ompanie, hattie
friib lyioutas Rorseu ebeH ben 5abrz
itubl binabselaHeH, I'M ;u isben, oas
Die Wtuidiue rtdtis arbsitete, ale cine
Sglinoertammer barit uHo ibu in
Dampf einbiillte. 9toB beia6 nod,
Seiites9esenwart seuus, oen Sampf
abSuoreben uno fiel oanu beiiuHuHsstos
uno icbr bOs uerbriibt uieber. IS
puroe 9efuuOeu. oaB Der Dianu am
Sopfe uno 9eiiht in idauoerbaiter
SSeiie perbriibt ooroeu mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-02
Spoe 4arf SIpti;cn,

- Serr uno 6rau Serrman @nscl.
bart uOn 9iOrO SrOmleD 9luenue iin6
Our6 Die @eburt elmer 3o6ter be9lidt
morben.
William, Oas 2idbrige SObnlein
Der 9bcleute 98illium Yieiifcr pon Dam.
tbOrnc Strabe, erla9 an Oonnerlta9
nab fur3er Srantbeit Der %unsenents
3iinoung.
= Dem Sobn SOrner uon DO. COG
"a. StraBe wurOe am Dienitas in Der
OrforO 3e6e cine SauO idIimm sers
1usti6t, inOem elm Selienitiid uOn Der
Oede oaraui fiel.
- Sdwere. wenn niht tOolibe Ser.
esuuseu srIitt Disuitas 0ia6t Der Berg
mann @ssuus llrauis in Der 8risbiu
3ehe, inbem er oOn eiuem i6wersn Sci.
snfall setroHen wuroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-02
%Om &rieasi4anplabc.

Seneral SurOpattln begann am 20.
Sanuar nit 90. 600 Wiunn iener beitcn
lruppcn cine ailgemeine SorDortsbes
weAun9, inOcm er Den 0uu 6IuB iibers
idritt mo init 9robem lln9eitilm Die
Stcllungen Ocr 5opaucr bel SoEoepus,
3idcnhicpaO nnO OeItupai ungriff mo
audi Den 6GinO auian9s sum SSeihcn
bradtc. 9lls uber an 2G. Oie ,Supancr
ole SficniWe ergrliicu. nuBtcn ole 6nls
lcu aIIe Die nit 10 lhmeren Spiern &C.
womeGCn SteIlunlen mieOcr aui8eben
unb iih iuriidiiebcn. Sei oiclcn Snm'
pien ucrlOreu Oic Sapauer ctwa 5000
Uiuun. Die Jtuiien jcoOd) reidIih Die
Ooppclte 3abl. IS lit nidt reht erii6ts
lid. weIhcu 3ued Sen. Suropattin bel
Oielem 2lugriiic ucriOl9te unO oh er eS
auf cine llm9ehun9 orS redllen ooer ltns
fen 5liigcls Der 3dpaucr abgcebeu bate.
dad Den lceten Serihten 0auern bic
Sample ON Sdafbc mo 0uu 6luiie
tort.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-02
Spn Der Snsfeite.

9iaD 9lu9 Stamm Der 0totbmGuuer
bGlt an 2. WiGr; in Der Sltbletic Sule
einen Wtnsfenball ab.
@Ottbaro Seier pom Staiioro sluenue
iit pom cinem mebrmonatli6eu Seiuhe
in Deuti6lunb Suriidsetebrt.
Die Sornaber 9lpotbefe al Fittston
9lUeuue wiro 9rinbltb reHouirt unO bot
Oic 2lrbGit bereitS begonnen.
Ysi ben @bsleuteu 9llfrsO JtOtb BON
t9rpins 9lpsnue bat Der Stord) einen
traitisen Stammbulter biuterlaiieu.
9atOb 9n9sl pom Der Msu6op 9root
Sis Gompunie uno Sri. State Sanie
lieBen iib Samitas 9Ibeub uls @bepaar
einie9nen.
3u elmer S6euue liabe oem SprufS
SOlibof an 9llOer StraBe mar 9eitern
gtadmittas Elm Itleiues 6euer, wel6es
cine @imerbri9uOs lOi6te.
9u Dem 2aurel 9inie S9a6t go. 2
wurOe Dienltus 9ia6t Der 9teser @m.
@buppel BON sinem 6elienfal setrOfen
uno trldla9en. Sin anOerer arbeiter
namenS Soc OiOfre srlitt einen OOppel.
ten 8sinbru6, inOem elm ibwerer Stsiu
Oas @lisO truf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-02
S8ilfes. Barre sfadri6ten.

- Der ShiIeen.Yerein miro ieinen
Wiostcnball am 6. WiGr; in Wiii6e'S
0ullc abbolten.
- Gol. %aciar bat Seitcrn iein Gmt
ais @oilmeliter nu9etreteu uno ais lcis
neu Ouupt slIiiitcntcn Scrrn y. 8.
Camp eruanut.
- Der oeutihe Srie0er. Yercin bGlt
ieinen Sabresbal AM 8. 6cbruar in
Diiide's SOlle unO bat iu ocmielbcu
Ocu Scranton Srie9er &creiu in cOrpore
(ielbituerilGuOtid nit OOmcnbe9leituu9)
Ciugelaben.
- Der Srobcnoe Streit Der Straben.
balm 9lngcitcIltcn lit oaOurh ab9ewanOt
worOen. OaB Die SOmpanie oen 2lrbeitern
einen Sobniulhla9 uOn 10 9cnts ben
Gag bepilIi9tc. unN III Ons llebereills
fOmmen uui 3wet Sabre 9iiltis.
Oerr 9ourab Sirfenitod ueriarb
an uOrleeteu iSreita9 in ieiner lSObn
uus No. 80 @oal StraEe i'm alter uOu
az Sabren uno es ilberieben ibu iwei
SObne uuo cine 3odter. Der Seritor.
beue itamalte aus Steiubers, Seiien'
Oarmitaot, mo er am %. sluguit 1928
9eborcn waro, fam 1868 nadi 9lmerifu
uuo pobnte ieitoem iu sSiIteSbarre.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-02

Wamu's Ncbi,in b | ihml 5rau
Souiie 0eiul III Wiuscatine. Soma,
ihrieb usulid all Or. Setter 6abrucp in
@bica9O. oeu @iscntbiimer uno 6abris
fanteu uOu 6orni's sltpcnfrduter Slut.
beleber, einen biibiden Srief. welhcr
man6cm cine CUTE Sebre 9eben tonnte.
Die CUTE 6rau lhreibt: Wtuscatne,
Soma. Den 1. Suli 1904. Or. Setter
SSabrnep! 0err OOftor! WtuB Sbncn
blCrmit oic frcuOise Wiittbeilun9 MAIDEN.
oaB i'd ount Sbrer DieOiiin meiueu dls
teiteu SObn iiir uollitInri9 turirt ertlGs
reu bari. @r lit al 9atarrb I'M SOpi,
fonute ni6t athmCn, Obne oen Wtuno
itets Oifen .Su baben. 0iatiirlih I'M vi
ter non 1870 Sabren iino Die iun9en
Seuts ia aitc 10 iebr flu9, nno obne oaB
es crit cine redt 9roBe 0Oftor Hednuns
maht. 9ebts niht. mas biltt oa alleS
8eosu, man muB ibnen oen 9Sillen ldIs
ien, bis iie pom ielbit Sur Sciinnun9
tcmmen. 9ltt WtOnate laug 9in9 er
taslih gum slrSt, oerielbe reiui9te oaS
>Snnere ieiner 9iaie, allies init OampT,
aud mubte er allerlei ciuatbmen. Dicies
peruria6te linn uiht nur 9roBe z Shmers
zen, ionoern an6 ieine 9laie nalm cine
Sarbe unb @r0Be al, Die sefabrlih aus
iab. Da enoli6 probirte er ~Otama'S-
Nicoisin, wie er iie uennt, uno jest 1T
er geiuno, bat cine flare @eiibtsfarbe.
l5reilih mar eS ein lang itebenoeS yeioen
uub er bat fir iih 6-7 5lalheu pon
Dem sllpsntrGutsr uerbrauht, aber mas
lit oaS i'm 8erbGltniB gu Der sroBen
Dottor Gehnuus uuo nod, Die Sdmer.
gen nit ein9ersbuet Wteine 9iahbarin
lit an @c;ema. ibre 9taie mar roth uuo
uoll Slefen, iie mohte nidt in @eiells
itaft 9sben, bate i6on allerlei probirt
obne 9teiultat. 90 iheutte ih ibr cine
5laide alpenfrGuter, oieielbe that ibr
10 gut; Die 2te unO 3te tuufte iie. uno
ieet lit lie sliidlih, oenn ibre 0laIe 1T
bell uuo ssiuno. Sbr 0iame lit 6rau
3beooOr S6anlanOt. POnO Str.. WiuS'
catius. Soma. IS 9rii6t adtuuSSuOll,
Wtrs. yuiie 0einl, 421 8OnO St.-6ors
mis- alpeufrGuter Slutbeleber reini9t Ole
SdlsimbGute pom alien llnreiuisfsiten.
Gr bsbt ole Tei,barteit uno brinst Sc
luuoaeit uno Slid mieber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-02
Tarbise & # tn

10 SoI brett, tpertb IS Gents, Ser.
faufspreis, So @entS.
19 3oll brett. wertb 50 Gents, Ser.
taufspreis. 81 @eutS.
81 3oll brett. ipertb $1.Oo, Serfaufs:
preis. 80 @ents.
sc 3oll brett. pttb $1.5o, 8erfauis,
preis, $1.19.
Dieie 2afctaS baben Die natiirlids
ODER r%oOm- abruuouu9. mas sufrie.
oenltellenoe 9ra9barfeit beoeutet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-02
NOn bet Qiite
gefri9en.

Oas lit mas Dem Ntanue paiiirt. Der
ieben Sent ieines @iutommeus uer,ebrt,
mdbreno ct ourd fru9ale Yebensweiie
alliGbrli6 uiel eripareu tonute.
Sie miilieu beideioeu leben, ipsnu
sic 9bren Plae in Der @elt ausiiilleu
molleH.
Der .allmahtige Dollar lit eiu gro.
Ger 6attor gum @riols.
Sertrauen Sic unS S9re Dollars an
uno oielelben werOen iid nit bret
SroSent Sntereiieu raid per.
mebreu.