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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-10
3ittstpn.

- Gin @inbre6er beiuhte friih
Sonntas Wiorssn Die GbOmas SOitus
@obnuna III Sre9on uno ermedte benen
Tohter 9te1ie, Die bem Serle einen
Spudnnpi all ben 9Opf mari. als Ell
Iid, ertappt bemerfte uno entflob. Wtan
iano, baB Der Oieb ;wei 6inse unb 50
Baargetb als 8eute mitnabm.
= Die Solsc einss Sauiselaaes am
Sonutas 9iaft ;u Datssuille mar, BAT
Der Staliener 3inceniO @onte ermoroet
wur6e, wdbrsn6 Sobn SOhu cine SuseI
in Die linfe Bruit nabe Dem Oerjen els
bielt unb Yenesno Gonte nit einem
Sniippel am Sopie bearbsitet lpuroe,
Yincent Aroopilla. mcl6er ben Wtorr
besunsen baben ioll, entTob na6 oeI
2bat.
= 3wiiden Wtitterua9t unb 3 rlbI
am Dtontas Wtorsen wurben BIZ
@irtbIhaiten pon Stepbon Serclul
unb Sobn grter III Dupont pon Sin.
brehern bsiuft unb 9riinoli6 ourditO'
bert. Sn sriterem glase wuroen 81.
cine solbene 2aidenubr, Smei Hinst
uno elm sr6Beres 0uantum @aarer
eeitoblen, mdbreuo in lesterem Rlast
Die @elbipinoe erbro6en uno nm 500
beraubt, lOpie aud uerlhieoene Waarer
9enommen wuroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-10
Spbe 1arf ~ otisen.

= Den Gbelsutsn Gonrab Merfer ar
@pnon StraBe 1T cine Godter seborsr
noroen.
= @brift @otbier BON Sadion Ctr
brad am Dienitas bel elmer @rturiior
einen Grm.
: Yatrid 8. S'Donuell, elm be,
fainter friibsrer 0irtb, itiir,te Oonner,
flag 0iadt pl0slid tobt on einem Ser,'
ihlage nieber. alS er iif in ieinei
8obnuns an Safion Strabe nit ieinei
Shmelter unterbielt.
- Die Re9el ;ur annulliruns bes
Oefrets CUR slnnerirun9 BON 9i1colu
Seisbts nurbe Wtonta9 BON Hi9.eI
@omarbS entlaien uno nunmebr fam
Der Gompler ais eiueu Gbeil Der Staoi
betrahtet merben, tpenn nibt jemant
anbers Die Sa6e aniebtet.
= Die 7idbrise Dolores Wtabon por
@rigbt Court rauntc OOnnerita9 0iah'
mittas in ben Serei9 zines 10pfiinoiser
Sammers, ben elm Snabe 9ei6leuoerl
batte uno bericlbe traf lie am Sopfe unit
iii9te ibr einen Sddoelbru6 su. DiI
Sleiue wurbe beiinnunsslOs uno ihl
3ultano mar sur 3eit elm 10 tritiI6er
oaB ibre @eneiuus iebr frasli6 eridien
- 8illiam. Der 16 Sabre alte Sobr
oes Sames Sanna BON 0torb @oans
Court, pelder i'm per1oiienen Septemi
ber einen 9ebrO6enen 0fiiden erbtelt
ais er nit benz Sabritubl i'm Sadaman'
no Salfep Saus ben Sdaht binabfiel
erlag Der erbaltenen 8erlesung an
Sreitag 9iadniittas. Wtan CAB iib Del
6oiinuns bin. SaB er wieber geneier
Fniiroe unb bis Dor jwei QSoden sin9 el
aud Der Belierun9 eutgegen, bod BIZ
bunn einsetretene Sise sriff ibn 10 an
baB er beitdnbig i6limmer muroe, biz
;ulest Der COB eintrat.
= Die 16 Sabre alte WiaD HDoel
BON Pleaiant StraBe wurbe Oienital
9taht etma 410 llbr BON bem Sabrltub
in oem SanoelssYeb6rbe @ebduoe ;r
1ooe 9ebriidt unb ;war in iolh' I6au
berbafter Beiie, oas Der 2eihnam faur
erfenntlih mar. OaS ihredIi6e lin
9tiid muroe burf Die IA Sabre oft
WtcliIia Srpaut BON 0ioro Utain 9lpe
uue ueruriaht, welfe oas 6aO. weldes
ben Sabritubl ab uno an itellt, pl0slid
umorebte, ais oas 9tDoer Wtdo6er
balbmeaS aui Dem SahrItuhl itauo
Der COB Der letteren muB Elm augen.
blidli6er sepeien iein. oenn ibr 9enid
wuroe gebroben, Der Sopf eingeoriidt
nuo Der 9anie SOrper furftbar ,er.
briidt. Die @et6otete itattete ,ur 3eii
nit ,mei Sreunoinnen, @liiabetb Walit
BON Bleaiant Str. nnb Wtelilia YrDant
pon Jtoro Wtain Npeuue. Dem Ssahr-
itubllsiter slbel Oauis sinen Beluh ab
un6 hatteu ben Wunih aus9ebriidt,
Sus @sbdube ,u inipi;iren. sic paren
,u oem 3wede in bas @rogeidos sefab.
rem unb oOrtislbit ereisnete Iid bas
llnaliid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-10
Bon Der Smsfeite.

Die Srieosus @emeinoe trifit ums
iaiienoe 8orbereitun9en. nm ibr 10.
Stiftunssfeit in wiiroiser SSeiie gu
feiern.
Die rSisr,ebn Sreunbe" balten anl
81. slusuit eineu priuaten 9lusflus uah
yate slriel ab, 81 melhem uur $50
Paare 2idets erlanSen fOunen.
9lm naditen Sonntas bdlt Der ar.
better SortbiloungSs unb Sranfsnsllns
teritiieun9ssYerein mieoer einen Sami.
lien.ausfus ua9 Valoner's gSdloden
lb.
Der slnitrei6er TbomaS PerrD uon
Socult Stra6e fiel Wtonta9 BON eiuem
@eriilt an Wteaoow gluenue uno brad
ii6 elm 6ubselent uuo uerrentte ii6 oas
anoere.
Serr Simon S6euer ldet iein @iaen.
tbum an @eoar glpenue MODERN einrihs
ten. Der SuBbooen miro Sur Seitens
weslinie berab9elaiien un6 aud elm
prd6ti9es S6aufeniter uno sroBe
9biire au9ebra9t nerSen, nm alien
mOosrnen sIufcroernn9en su entiprs6eu.
QBdbreno Yiarrsr Better Gbriit am
6rsitas entlans Der Wiattss StraBe
fubr, purbs iein Rfero ourA sinsn
Strasenbabnpa9en erihredt unb raunte
segen oenielbsn. Rfarrer @brilt ent.
fam gum Slid obne 8erlesunsen, aber
Die Suti6s waro tbeilweiis jsrtriim.
inert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-10
sfus eem oberen xbale.
(9lrdbulo 6urrslpunScns.)

= Sranf @uioon, elm Spe;ialbeam.
ter BON gSiutOn Borough. wurbe Wfon.
tag ;u pier Wonaten @efdnsniB perur.
tbeilt, neil er 9iibner Seitoblen butte.
= Yatrid 9S. Burns pom SeIIup
muroe 6reita9 ni6t nnerbebli9 perleet,
als sr beim 0iap 2lus 5unnsl aui eineu
3us iteiseu nollte unb abfisl. Sin
Seln wurbe linn Ieridnitten unb biz
linfe Seite ;erl6unocn.
z9n ibrer Wobuuus gu Pricebur9
peri6ieo Sreitas Wtorssn srau 2lusuii
Shmiot ien. nab elmer beinabe ;nei
Sabre aubauern ben Sranfbeit. Die
8eritorbene. msl6e BON bem @atten,
iiinf SObuen uno 3wei 3O6tcrn iiber.
lebt wirb, Duroe Sonnta9 sur lesten
Gube beltattet.
(@arbOnoale @OrreipOnoenS,)
= Der .. & 8. Sremier Samss
Cannon pon Der Siibieite nuroe Wtons
tag ,wil6en elmer Sofomotiue unb elmer
9Sei6e sefansen uno bOs all ben Siiften
uno Osm Jiiiden ;eridunben.
= Dad elmer mebrjdbrisen Srantheit
ueritarb am Dieuita9 Wfor9en SafOt
Shuler in Der Wobnung ieiner 3O6ter
al Dtill StraBe. Der 8eritorbene murot
Dor IA Sabren in Der Sbwei, seboren,
fam ais iun9er Wtann mad 9lmerifu
unb ma6te Den Biirssrfries nit. 81
miro BON Der Satin uuo elmer Tphtel
iiberlsbt uno feline Beer6i9un9 erfolgi
beute 0ia6wittas i'm 8rOotiiOe 5rieO'
bofe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-10
0Bilfes. Barre Na6ri6ten.

= Der befannte oemofratiIfe Bolis
titer Or. 9. gS. trimmer 1T am Dons
neritas in @bite Sauen besraben WOr'
ben.
- llnlere Sta6t hat alio beute einen
@alataa uno bic Wirtbe ermarten CUTE
@eiddfte uno bic Gai9enoiebe rei6e
Seute 3u MAIDEN.
- Die 91ittwe oes Dor etpa flint
Sabren uerltorbenen 5ris Sttig folgte
ibrem @atten Dor etDa @o6enfriit ins
Senieits uub errei9te Elm sllter pon "a
Sabren.
= Die @barles Wtiller @obnun9 gu
Yarions puros MOntas 9tuht nm slrs
titel i'm Werthe pom $3.50 beitohlen.
Die Wiiltsrs waren Su Napmart, Ya.,
auf geiud.
= 8farrer 36del pon Der ct. 8oni.
ia;ins @emeiuoe perbrannte iih leste
@o6e in l6limmer 8eiie Die Sdnoe,
als er elm ,Slaiblisbt" Bib elmer 0ohs
;eitsseiellihait uabm. @r wiro IN oem
Msrcp SOipitul bebanbelt.
= glm ssreitas murbsn in Der Gos
npn96am 3e6e 6urh eiuen Oedeniall
,tpei WtGnner perlest uub elmer getOotet.
Der @etOotete mar Sobn Daois, Die
8erleeteu bieBen Sobu @aruer uno
gouis SObniOn. 9lm slei6en Gage
wurbe antbOnp Sefomsfi in Sem 80.
neppot 5uunel bur6 einen 6ellenIall
9etOotet.
= 6ieiiee @rubenarbeiter bebaupten,
baB Die Ber9werfbeliter Spione i'll ben
9Obtenbersperfen baben, bic pon Se9s
Su 3e6e 9eben, ii6 in Die lnionen
auinehmen laiien uno @rbebunseu iiber
ben Stano Der Union, bic slniihteu Der
2eute iiber unionismus uno ben BON
9lrbeiteriiibrern iiber Die 9eute ausgeiib'
ten GinfluB auitelleu. Bon ben 9ru'
benbelisern weroen berartise Behanp'
tnn9en nit ipottiidem 9d6eln aufse'
nommen. Sie behaupten, oaB iie es
gar uidt n6this bdtten. llnteriu6un9eu
an,uitellen, 6a Tie alles mii6ten, mas its
iiber bic unionsn gu wiiien wiinihten.
Inter ben bieii9en @rubenbeIieerll
berri6t 6ie al9emeiue 9lniift Dor, oab
es III feinem Streif fommen miro. oa
ihrem Daiiirbalten nah Smil6en ben
ein;elnsn Geielihaften uno ibren
9lrbeitern elm freunoidaitlihcs ueber'
eintommen erSielt weroen fam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-10
Som 6rie9sicb
Die Griepens. Gommiifare

iino enolid idmmtlih in 8ortsmontb,
u. s.. ein9etrohen uno allies mar io'
neit bereit, nm eeitern Die Yerbanolun.
gen beginner su fOnnen. 9luf einen be-
frieoigenben glusgang berielben bari
man inbeIeu niht all,u ieit bauen. benn
menn eS nirfli6 mabr lit, bnb 0err
99itte. Der als oirefter Yertreter ots
3aren tbeiluimmt. iif nebsr aui
elne Sriegsentitdoi9ung nod @ebiets.
abtretuns (wie /. y. Der Sniel Sa6a.
lin) einlaiien mirb, 10 oarf man i6on
uon porneberein bic Yerbanolnngen ala
fru6tlos ooer 9eideltert betra6tst, oenu
Sapan miro uno muB minoeitens aui
elmer Srie9sentiddoiSuus beitebsn.
Sn Der Ranpidursi
entmideln Die Sapaner cine fieberbafts
9bdti9feit uno iinb ausenideinli6 be.
reit, einen 0auptitlag ss9en Die 3uiien
III fiibren iObalo iie Die 3eit fir ses
fommen erahten ooer menn iie finosn,
oaB bic Srieoensperbanolun9en aus
iidtslos iino. @s iteben bort ben
6ullen 100000 Wiann Sufantsrie nit
1000 Sanoneu se9eniiber, oas gSetter
lit gut uno bic Strassn iiuS in paliir,
barem 3uitanoe. Die Sapansr iinb
iiegeS9emiB, w6breno in ct. Betersbur9
cine seoriidte Stimmuns uOrberri4t.
Die SHisI sa6aliH
befinoet iid ieet sdnjli6 in ben t0dnosn
Der Sapaner, eenn Die aus 10 Sffi;iereu
uno 5000 Wtann beitebeuoe ruiiii6e
8eiasuns bot ii6 erssben. 9lu6 iiber
1000 pom 8uBtano oortbin oeportirte
Serbre6er iiuo ben Sapnnern in Die
9dnoe: sefallen. Den politii6en piro
man oas japaniite Biirserre6t an'
bieten, Die friminellen mill man in ire
9eno einem ruiiiiden Safen lanben uno
ben Beboroen iiber9eben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-10
Wasne Gpuutp.

Suuesbale. @illiam Gornell bon
8rootlnn, u. g., Der SSreita9 CUR Som-
meririlde ,u Sseh 9afe eintraf, ertrant
am Samlta9 9ta6mitttag, als er iih in
Dem Geih baoete. Der 2eihnam marc
balo na6ber aufsefuuben. = @barles
6. @ibbs, Der iein eisenes slus
tomobil erbaut hattie, ipollte Oonnerlta9
9lbsno, I'M eineu 3uiammenitoB nit
elmer Sutibe ;u uermeioen, Die Sigb
Strase biiianfiabreu, als feline @sidbrt
nit einem Rinnlfein follioirte uno Die
glhie sebroden purOe. @ibbs uno
iein @efdbrte, @eor9e 6. Spencer,
murosn absei6leuoert, enttamsn aber
obne Serlssuu9en.- n.-Sm 6otel 9apue
oabier ltarb Samita9 Sobn Ufaurer I'M
2llter BON 81 9abren, Der uon ;pei
G06tern nno einem Sohne iiberlebt
miro. Die Beeroisuns erfolste Disn.
lta9.-9iad) einer Sranfbeit pon orei
9Dohen ueribisb am Samitas Wtorsen
Charles ID. Ball in leiner 24obnung
an gSelt StraBe uno wuroe Dienitas
beeroiat.-Der .. & .. @onouttsur
Soiepb 9d6Ollon BON bier fpuroe Wton'
taa I'M 0ote ju @arbonoale ;piiheu
einsm gBasson uno Der PlattfOrm ses
ianssn unO iebr bOs on Der Sruit jer'
quetibt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-10

Der 1Oidbrise 6rant 9alusti BON
Sim StraBe iauS SOnuerita9 9iadt
cine @ilsnbabnpatrone uno brudte oies
ielbs nit sinem Steiu gum @rplobiren.
nit benz Heiultat, bas ieine 9auo bOs
;erflsiidt wuro, bod boift man ibm Oies
ieIbe gang 3u srbalteu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-10

Die Disuitas ubsebalteue @rcuriion
Der orei Yereiue Der ct. Ofarien Sc
meinos eripiss iid oils elm sroBcr @rfols
uno uerliei Obne ben ssriusiten itOrsnoen
3pil9sniall. ss.1e-uL
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-10
l5 stide @olle Gbebiot
10 stade idpar,es @tObair

/, 38 3ol brett, cine por3iislide Sualis
tGt NIT brillantem Siniib, palieno fiir
Babe 2lu;iige ODER Rofan,iise, wertb
80 Gents. Bum Berfanf 80 Cts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-10
Georndte Spia IaeROliaes

"a 3oq brett. piini9ensmertbe
Sualitdt fir jebe SaiiOn. WiOoerne
SdattirunseH, IprabtpOlle Oeiiins.
8esul6r S5 @ents. Gum 8etiaht
40 Gents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-10
Sin SOnllller
Serfauf bon
&lei0er=
luQQrell
lln0 Seioe.
10 stiide idpar,es Serge

SO 3oll brett. edte @olle, paiienb fir
J 8aSe 9lnsii9e uber ieparate aleioer'
rode, uur in i6wari, wertb 45 Gents.
i Sum 8erfaut 20 Gents.
Is stade @oae Gbebiot
B. AZ 3o1, gan; 8Olle, nur i6warS,
ma6t einen pOrSii9li4en ieparaten
7 Sleioerrod, merth SO Sents. gum
| 8erfaui, AZ Gents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-10
Seioe Goliennes

Somespun, iopie aud Ponsees, in
siuiaden unb iancD @fieften, 27 .3oa
brett, sart uub bequem, paiienb fiir
StraBe uno gbsno. 0iesuldr so
Gents. Sum 0srfauf, 30 Gents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-10
0eorndte 9ibertp Satins

"a 3Oll brett. Die pOpuldrite 9leioer.
ieioe fir ullsemeinen @ebrauh.
9iette uuo hiibi6e Oeiiius, in alien
mOoernen S6attirun9en. 6e9ulGr
rs Gts. gun grrtauf. 39 Gents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-10
10 stide Granite Sud

n 3e 3ou, elm elegant iolio ihwarSes
= 3u6 gang @Olle, INNER iiir 80 Gents
perfanit. Sum Serfauf, 3S Gents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-10

= Der betannte 6emOfratiIfe. Volt
titer Or. 9. gS. trimmer 1T am Dous
nsritas in @bits Sapen besrubsn wOr'
ben.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

and that there jeans for your daddy's coat.
That's what you dol" she ordered.
Nanny, eff Mark comes you won't be hard on him,
will you? You'll be-youn be easy with him-won't
you? You amt said that you didn't want
and Mark to wed. What you 'rageous about
now?
Easy with him? Easy with him? Be easy with
hm?" mimicked the mother furiously tearing at and
chewing the offending words. for all the world
pup tears and chews old shoe Il say, be easy
with him! l reckon I said l wanted you to set your
times fur marrying and giving in marriage,
without considering of me-" She turned to an
imaginary audience: Jest walk up and take your
choice gentlemen; have your ruhers Prindy Teeters
hant got a word to say in her own house That's it,
is it,"
The girl shook her head and swallowed a sob.
Aunt Prindy the ptful effort at compOsure; she
in danger of relentng, and thus more furious
at the author of all this trouble-Mark Bushares.
Ros sent to away the guests-her bridges
were burned behind her She must carry all through
with high hand.
You gimme that there hat from ofn that there
peg" she ordered tragically. Reach me down your
daddy's squirrel gun. I'm a-gon' out and set on
the big rock, and when Mark Bushares comes amor
ratin up the big road a-thinkin he the Teeters
house and all that tharin s-why, him an me will
have talk"
The little woman could not reach the rifle where it
hung upon the wall Her taller daughter handed
it down to her-the weapon wherewith the girls
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

barefoot boy-or where his strrup would have been
he had ridden saddle. There she stood her fair
little face raised to the boys impish countenance
and talked earnestly The child burst into a wild
whooP OF laughter, which quickly strangled as
his sister nodded warnngy toward where their mother
stood.
Yet that suggestion of derision had stiffened Aunt
Pr1ndys rage. AS Ozelma came tagging up the path
her mother stood in the doorway with akimbo.
Now, miss, you take yourself to the loom-room.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

weddn' Of my gal, an the preacher bespoke
an told last of all! l vow wonder at you-been
alvin with me all these years, and don't know
better than to believe that you treat like the
dirt under your feet and come out ahead. l
you there won't be weddin here this day"
But, nanny. couldn't git to you, an them
folks what We bid, they'll all come; and III Jest be
50 'shaued l won't know how to face 'enl-have to
tel en- that nv saws | shant wed"
Aunt Prindys black eyes took in her daughters
the girl that frock of Lonsdae cambria
which she had been constructing patiently for months.
is strips of bias tucking, its small iuted rutfes,
swan before the mothers enraged vision. Dressed
an ready hant your" she sneered. 'Here-you
R0s, You. Roswell Teeters"
The sorrel nag was peacefully cropping grass among
the Eac-bushes Aunt Prindy caught bride from its
tHlg the peeled log supports of the porch, took
hold Of the bare shank of a ten-year-old boy who
responded her last hail tossed him up the crit
ters back ierked the bit into its mouth and curtly
gave him orders to leach and every" that there
would be no wedding at the Teeters homestead that
day.
As she turned to the porch, and the nag made its
cuInbrous way the front gate, the bride that
% have been looked with frightened eyes.
You better go tell Ros jest who to warn" the
old woman counseled contemptuously. Il guess
folks Il get the idee-after awhile-that | set times
fur weddin's in my house, guess they wlll!'
Ozelma needed no second persuasion. Down the
walk she futtered, and hung at the strruP OF the
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
q a e III a G wv n Cooke

DAY. The girl, who had just come from grove
ing. stood twisting her sunbonnet strings in her
la-ers, the picture of bashful misery.
W ell, and ef he hain't, l reckon l shall live and
keep afoot Jest the same retorted her small wiry
I'll. her with asperity.
But If he don't preach-if he don't preach at
Brush ArboT, why, you know l can't-we can't"
IS 1rds failed her.
We can't hear him That's the truth eff YOU
lid git TO hit by windin ways and the old woman
L.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12


wonted motion ierked the old SLOUGH hat down over
her flying gray curls; and set for boulder which
overhung the Garyville road.
At the gate she turned. Ozelma had pulled her
sunbonnet about her face though to shed tears
Ou g1t into that there loom-rOom and let me hear
that there loom goin' stiddy-so that III know that
you're there-don't let me hear that loom stop nary
mnute!" ordered the woman with the gun. Time
hear that thar beam stop a-chunkin down you'll
see me in that 1oom-room"
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
unCanny.

she had first taken her station upon the rocksurey
somebody would have strayed up that road in
the mere course of affairs Her cramped
from holding the gun; the boulder which had
afforded comfortable, not to say luxurious, a
sun-warmed seat early in the day had become decid
edy hard.
Aunt Prndy with sudden resoution-most
of her resolutions of that variety. Amt no
mortal of settn here this blessed afternoon.
l bet that tike of a girl jest a-fooln me- She
hardened comfortably to the humping of the loom-
"Shes settled down mighty peacefully to her weavin-
If her and Mark Bushares had been aiming to
wed, he'd "a been trottin up this road a hour ago
an course the elder bound to come up
this way. l bet she a-foolin' me-" And with
grim smile she started back gun shoulder to the
cabin.
Halfway up the ragged path toward the porch
she stopped and listened. The loom-room
detached cabin, twenty-five feet from the residence
proper 1t seemed to her that she heard voices behind
its closed door But she reassured by the steady
booming of the loom.
"Chugl-thudl" the sounds rolled out the
pleasant summer air. Aunt Prindy sheered from her
course and made for the weaving room. She threw
open the door and paused aghast upon its threshold
There crowded into the back of the room, were a
parcel of giggling young folks the girls pink and
white faces making the group resemble a blossom1ng
bank of mountan-laurel. At the loom sat Ozema.
clad in her wedding frock, her foot upon the treade
her left hand wildly futtering to send the flying
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

IA AMMY. Elder Pease amt
VI a-gOin' TO preach to Brush
= Arbor quarterly next Sun
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

bridegroom was to be held at bay.
The little mother tucked it into
the hollow of her arm with a
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stiffness, settled down upon the
Teeters homestead. Except for the
remittent "Chug!-thud! of the
loom, there was no sound from
the little brown cabin nesting on
the side of Big Turkey Track Noun
tain
The summer afternoon wore on:
bees doomed in the lilac blossoms;
once or twice the old hound raised
a knowing head and raped few
times upon the porch floor with
his tail, then back to his slumbers.
The little figure sat on the boulder.
rigid as fate, gun in hand, at first
tensely expectant. Then, as the
sunny white road wound away,
dusty and silent, to lose itself n
the laurel thickets, as not even Ros
on the old nag returned along its
powdery surface to marvel at her.
she relaxed bit.
After fifteen minutes of this sort
of thing, she reused herself from
what might have eventuated in a
doze. Looks cur 'ous," she NUT
tered: mot so much as d blind
mule come up this road sence 1
been here"
The steady "Chug!-thudl from
the loom-room gave her a feeling
of perfect safety. She sank into a
doze indeed-yet always with half
awake ear for the sound of the
loom, which never ceased nor slack
ened.
Suddenly she was broad awake,
with the belief that she had scarcely
slept at all. THAT there pesky
suns so warm a body can't help
from noddin'," she excused herself.
and again the CHEEKY ''Chug!-thudl"
of the loom calmed all sense of
alarm. "Hain't nobody but Ozelmy
to run that there thing-and she's
bound to keep out of mischief
while she runs it, the mother
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reflected grimly.
The deserted roadway began to be positivel,
uncannY. Had she known it it was hours sine
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-18

goods, and the cottcn men have hun drS5s of I7ale& cf cotton denandine
 his4eAt Immediately. Some of the latter have been rlacea ill very om- a2rrassiag attitudes.
 Chanec !!ol Ell ott acting upon the representations made by these ship- pers, Who are not parties to the Rus ' trouble at all, took the trouble Of visiting the site in person. He saw that the company could connect the spur with the main line of the road without interfering W tn the business of the Russell company in loading and unloading wagons. etc, and gave his consent to Superintendent Peck to do the work, but with the express under standing that the track shall be taken up if the city council reaches a decis- on adverse to the railroad company in the matter. Tn that event, the com. navy will have to leave the matter in abeyance until the temporary injunc. ton granted by Chancellor Elliott is dissolved or some other action taken
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-18
Board of Trade to Hear Case,

The board of trade was called to meet at 3 D. m. to hear the case, which was too late for the Graphic of this evening to contain any ac- count of the proceedings. At this meeting the Russell brothers present ed their side of the case, laying be- fore the board of trade the claim for damages upon which they had sued the Cotton Belt, which claim the Rus e~1l brothers say was for items for which the agent had signed state ments to the fact of the shortage or damage, and portion of these cla ms are three years old. but the Russell brothers say they are still unpaid. They say they know of no other req sc Wi the Cotton Belt should hay removed the switch than that they sued on this unpaid list of damage claims.