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Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1906-02-17
cOffEEvlLLE CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Cumberlan Presby terian Church
Rev. j. p. Ru ,seiI. z sstor.
Preaching Try ist, 3rd and 9th
Sund sysat ii =. IN. and p. M.
Prayer me esliLs every Thursday
night. ~
Sunday Schc.,. every Sunday at III
q, m.
Woman'.' iouary meeting every
1st Wednesday afternoon at . O'CLOCK.
Session meeting every lst Wednes
day night.
Methoi list Episcopal Church-Rev
d. G, Foust, Pastor.
Preaching every 2nd and 4th sun
dav at Ii o. m. and p. m.
Prayer meeting every Thursday
night. -
q. M.
Baptist Church-Rev. N. w. Z.
Bacon, Pastor. =,
Preaching every 1st Sunday at II
q. m. aud 8 p. m.
Sunday school at $50 every sun
day.
Prayer meeting at 8 p, m. every
Tuesday night
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Can Not Do Without 1t.

Mrs. j, B. Trunk, of North Bir.
mingham, writes: -,
"I nave used the Goth Century
Hair Tonic for the last three ~
wears, and am perfectly delighted
with what it has done for me. II
. far superior TO any hair prep.
alton I have ever used. Il has
restored gray hair to :ts natural
color, stopped it from falling OUT,
and I have not been troubled with
dandruff since I began its use. |
find it an elegant hair dresser, Tor
it imparts to the hair az attrac-
tive appearance. | simply can
not do without it on my tollet
table, and shall always recommend
it,
For sale by all druggists,
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1906-02-17
Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior.
Land Office at Jacks on. Miss.

Department of the Interior.
Land Office at Jackson Miss,
January ~, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that the
foil owing named settler has filed
notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made
before the Circuit CLERK, Yalobu-
she County, at Ooffeeville, Miss,
on March 9, 1906, viz: Moses A.
PipkiD, III. e. No. 80, 445, for the
sw or Sc or Sec 8, I. 20. N. Range
5, East of Choctaw meridian, A.
F. to NV or Sc or and W hf W hf Q
hf Sc or Sec. 8.
He names the following witness.
es to prove his continuous resi-
dence upon and cultivation Of said
land, viz: J. w. Phillips, of
Coulter, Miss; v. 8. McOullar, of
Coulter, Miss; W. O. Vickery, Of
Ooffeville, Miss; Bob Pipkin, OF
Ooffceville, Miss.
L. @. @. LAMAR,
5t Register.
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81 was afflicted with sciatica,'

'I was afflicted with sciatlca,'
writes Ed, @. Nudd. Iowaville,
sedgwlck county, K m, "going
about on crutches and suffering
a great deal of pain. | was IN
duced to try Ballard's Snow Llni;
ment, which relieved me. ! used
three 5Oc. bottles. IT is the great
est liniment l ever used; nave
recommended it to number OF
persons and all express them.
seves as being benefited by it. |
now walk without crutches, able
to perform great deal OF light
labor on the farm zoe. QUO. u.
Sold by S. S. Spencer.
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1906-02-17
His Appreciation.

Mr., j, P, G .rland, of Hender-
son, Tenn, writes:
II take pleasure in writing t.
inform you of my appreciation ol
your 10th Century Hair Tonic
From my youth have been |;
victim 0fdandruff and gray hail
/ have been using your tonic only
a short time, aud am glad to STATE
the dandruff has all disappeared
and my hair has been restored tt
ts original color.,'
For sale Dy all druggists.
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1906-02-17
Letter 10 Turnage Clark Drug Co..
Water Valley, Mss.


Dear Sirs: The Trustees .of the
Fair Ground, Oobleskill, N T.,
were glad to pay 10 cents a gal
lon more for Devoe; aid no won-
der. Two other paint agents said
it would take I50 gallons of their
pelnt to cover the buildings.
Our ag"nt put it at l25 or less.
1t took 115.
We saved thsm 80 gallons OF
paint and painting (worth "a to
So a gallon, as tqe painting costs
two or three times as much as rnt
paintl less 10 cents q gallon on
lI5 gallons. Say $l4O.
That's how TO count the cost OF
7 amt. The cost OF putting 1t Ol
) S3 or 81 a gallOl. You see
what that means, Go by Devce.
Yours truly,
F. w. Devoe 81 Co.,
New York.
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1906-02-17
Honor Roll TiIlatoba Public School.

Pupils making above 90 pr ct.
Second Grade-LOrene Cook,
Robt. Harrison, Lillian Cook.
Third Grade-Ruth Dame, Lc'
liza Walton, Ruth Talbert, Th0s.
Martin, Eunice Jones, Ruby John
Herbert Swearengen, Hargis
Burke, Spencer Hicks.
Fourth Grade Martin Cook,
Maggie Hicks, Allie Cook, Maggie
Cook, Benson Sossaman, John
Dame, Pearl Martin, Bird Till
man.
Fifth Grade-Mattie Arbuckle,
Frank Gee, Tom DAme, Miggie
Hill.
Seventh Grade-MatJie Bell
Carter, Floy Harrison. Bette Ar
buckle, Annie Dame, Arch Carter.
Eighth Grede-Eddi Mae Wal
ton, Adra Hicks, Granville Doyle,
Henry Carter.
TBOS. A. EARLY, Prin'..
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1906-02-17

GRAFTON Of Q court. After q few
preliminary words from the pre-
siding Judge, he snterered . CON
current opinion and the case was
dismissed. The courtroom at
the time was well-flled with ut,
tentivs listentsrs. So profound
was the scene that Q prominent
citizen, well.known to every.
body, came and whispered in my
ear, "What . pity that our COM
munity has to lose such a man AS
that" This was the last profess
sivnal act of our lsmented Dol
Gollidsy, and will be long re-
membered by those who with ess-
ed it.
Col. Golliday was not what was
called q mixer among men, hence
many did not properly UNDER
stand nor appreciate his great
less. The sphere his nature was
:lested to fill was filled by him
Q the letter. And we revere
ais name and memory.
A FRIEND.
Cofsevills, Miss, Feb. 8, 1905.
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1906-02-17

The Bank of Jamestown, in co.
ahoma county, has failed, the
cashier has skipped the country
to parts unknown, and the depos-
itors will loose all of their money
amounting to about $40, 900.
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1906-02-17
To the Memory of
Col. r. H. GOl1iday.

that a tribute or respect so de-
serving will meet the approval
of your columns induces m, to
write the following touching the
life of Col. Robt ii. Golliday
who but recently passed into am
other realm, and was Inferred 10
the cemetery Of our town near
bv where he has lived for the last
half a century. Some inaccura-
cies as to his nativity have been
nrinted, and in this, correction
will be made. He was native
of Tennessee and born in the year
1922, near Lebanon, and received
a literary training at Nashville
and at Lebanon, foishing n's
arse in that institution OF lega'
training so well known as one o.
the best and oldest in the South
Soon after this he emigrated 10
the early forties to jackson,
Miss, and was there associated
with his uncle, Judge Yeager' 10
the practice of law. After tve
wears of traing unner that disIin'
! uished jurist he moved to gre
nada and was, on account OF nis
well known efficiency and pecu.
liarly adaptibility to such intri-
cate work, taken into the Y. .
Land Office as legal advisor 81
that place. Later. he ana oaps.
F. M. Aldridge formed . co>pArt'
nership in the practice OF law ano
moved to Coffeeville, whose carly
history is that. of having one o.
the ablest Bars in the State. here
be maintained up to the Clvh
War that standard Of distinction
which his profession in the ante
bellum days guarded 80 zeaic usiy
against innovation and digression
from all that the profession I'M
nlies. Environments OF . per.
sonal character prevented him
from entering into that nafor:u-
nate strife in an active way, but
his heart and hand were ever
ready to show its loyalty to the
c4use.
Soon after that fearful struggle
closed he was associated with
Gen. e. G. Walthall at Cofieeville
in the practice of his profe ssion.
This connection was the blending
of two Spartans equal to any and
lemerge icy. Soon, however, con-
ditions brought about the sever-
ance of this CO. partnership; but
the pecuiia- ability Of this man IN
his profession was sought after,
and the f m of Golliday & Lester
was flrmed and continued for
sometime, the latter passing away
left Col. Golliday as the only one
Of the old type Of lawyers in Cot
fevillea. M
Dol. Golliday was tudent old
of his life; his Office WAS the re-
sort for pleasure. HIS duties to|
clieut were never neg g'ected.
The person who sought his servi'
ces with the view OF gaining bis
case ON the ''sharp practice line"
vas dismissed fro i his Office and
presence in short order. To IL
lustrate the este,m IN in which ne
vas held by capable judges and
honorable men: Only few weeks
before his death, and quite feeble.
ne SIT in his chair at our court
h ouse here and conducted an i'm.
oortant case in which he felt .
,reat interest. Alter all the witt
lesses were examined, in or
'er to obvlate useless pleadings
md nrnft 3 sional parade, too fee.
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q ] Brewer, road work,

" brewer, TOdu Worh,
Dist. 5, z 90
w A Chapman, road work,
Dist. 5, IL %
j W Bask rvillc, road w'k
D:s'. 8, 10 90
j D Summers, road work,
Dist. 8, 10 90
JR .aodnett, sal. etc. 76 GO
@ e Romberber, ref t..xas, 2 90
Tom Brandon, ct al, tenn.
relief, 2o 90
w 81 Hughes, haul. shing. 10 10
w l. Brannon, agt, insur.
ct house. Coffeevllle, 267 30
! u Barns, road inspect. s 90
R H Workman, road work
Dist. o, II 90
J s Hodges, road work
Dist. 5, 10 90
F G Murphy, road work,
Dist. 5, Z DO
j E Laycock, bridge work
and nails, 15 60
J A Sherman, road work,
Dist. 5, 9 90
T A Mcpherson. road con.
tractor, Dist. 5, 445 90
Will Clogston, clean. cot
house, Coffeeville, 9 10
L w Mackey, ref. taxes, 3 40
Wes CovingtoD, cleaning
court house, Coffeevill, 8 90
w Gum, road work Dist. 5 5 90
DR. j S Sanders, months
sal. Co. Health officer, 20 IL
W 81 Hughes, road con-
tractor, Dist. 1, 400 90
FL w Hunter, bdge work, 4 so
Officers and members of
Board, 125 30
ORDERS,
Ordered that the resignation Of
F M Denley, Constable of Beat 5,
to take effect March 1st, be &C.
cepted.
Ordered that it is to the inter-
! est of the County to dispense
with the Road Inspector, and the
Office is hereby abolished.
Ordere that the resignation of
DR. J s Sanders be and the same
lis hereby accepted and that DR. j
C Armstrong having presented
!, his appointment from the State
Board of Health to fill out the
unexpired term of DR.. Sanders, as
County Health Off Ger, it is here
by ordered that we ratify the ap-
pointment of Dr.. j. @. Arm
strong.
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1906-02-17
Proceedings
Board Of Supervisors,
Yalobusha County
February Term. 1906. At Water vaIIty

Concluded from asst week.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.
B Chapman, road work,
Dist. {, SS 70
! x Coulter, w'k on bdge, IA "a
! X Chapman, lum. etc. 81 IS
, , Brown, 5 years insur.
ance, court house, w v 270 90
Progress, ct aI, Go. print. 13 %
Progress, sts. Sheriff, 4 90
w A Nolep, blanks, g 10
I w Shackelford, nails, 66
K Coulter, lum. etc. 10 45
g w Price, sun. acct, 4 rs
J 81 Reed, ref. road tax,
District 2, g. 90
Z w Wilbourn, road w'k,
Dist. /, 80 so
w r Greer, haul. lum. 1 so
Bob Wilbourn, w'k on bdge, 3 90
J l Kuykendall, building
bridge, so co
J | Kuykendal, lumber, 81 90
Jake Guest, ref. I'd tax, 3 90
Burkhardt s. lGoodwln,
nails, hinges, etc, 5 76
] A Wells, ref. poll tax, 2 90
2 + Hill, bal. on bridge, 163 40
Hezikiah Daniel, ref. road
tax, Dist. 3, 3 90
J M Berry, s20OS, 8 90
w T Berry, ct al, s2Oo6 y
S2O08, 8 25|
) NJ Bnrry, s2OOS, 2 %
g r Wood, ct al. S2oo6 &
S2ooS, 5 15
] L Hauldin, ct al, $1,000 &
S2oo6. 20 15
z b Wallace, S2o06, 10 30
f L Jackson, road work.
Dist. s, 81 90
F L Jackson, haul. Tim. l DO
R A Allen, tim. for bdRe, 4 90
81 r Scott, over.p'd taxes, s DO
w = Greer, haul. lum. l 90
Bob ! Wilbourn, work Oh
bridge, 3 90
J I.Kuykendall, building
bridge, 90 90
Fl w Durrant, lum. etc.. 225 90
W b Hughes, poor house
account, Is 65
J Leland Trusty, sun. acct. 10 40
J w Meece. Jail acct. 20 40
Eugene Arrir gton. work
CT house, Coffeeville, DO
w J Gore, trans. lunatic. 20 65
@ w Milstsad, road work
Dist. 5, "a 30
J z Laycock, road work,
Dist. 8, 10 30
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08
eas mus habid ae,pefen fein.

Gin GROCER StdnOul 1T in Seiieriou
Goaegc, einem Ssminar fir iunss
UtdoteH in Seauer, Ya., auiseOedt
woroen. IS bauoelt iidJ I'M Seiu6e,
bic cine 9lnSubl jun9er Serren aus Der
Staot Dem Sdlaiiuale oes SsminarS
allnd6tlid nm bic mitternadtlse Stuu.
De ab9eitattet baben. Snfol9e oeNsn
befinoen iid) Die SObne uon etwa einem
balben OugenO Der prominenteiten Sas
milien in arsem 3rubel, uuO Elm iunser
Wiann wirO lih io9ar Dor 8eriht auf
cine our6 ben FrGiioenten bes Semis
mars, slrtbur Staples, erbobeue slns
flase bin su uerantworten baben.
Die Don Snans iollen, wenn iie ii6
in Die Sdlaiiuale binaufseitOblen boz
ben, niemuls init leersn Sanben sefom'
men Iein, iOnoern iollen unter ibrem
Wiautel allerlei i6One Dinse, wie
Sldl6lein, bic eewiB niht leer lpuren,
unb SiiBisfeiten. I'M bic iiiBen DidSoe'
leiuS ,u gelpinnen, uerborgen sebabt
baben. Sbren Gin uuo sussang be-
werfitslistsn iis iibsr bic Seuerleitern
au6en am Seminar.
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Gin Nhiloutbrpp .

2or6 Hotbidilo bat bic ablibt, auT
feline eissuen Soften slpeibunoert 6aul'
lien pon 9lrbeitsloien na6 Canada Si
I6ifeu, no er tebem arbeitsfabi9en
WfitslieO 8ei6dftiSuns peri4afien mill.
Dur6 assnten bat ct feititellen laiien,
bas minOsitsuS sebntauieno erpadlsne
unb arbsitsfdbise PeriOnen in Canada
9eidaftisuns finOen fOnuen. &Otb'
i6ilo bereduet. oaB Die slusfiibrun9
leines MISREPRESENTATION Planes cine
9lussabs BON $50 per Sopf ueruriaden
wirb. Dieie Summe betra6tet er ais
elm Darlsbn. oas er ben Samilien'
bduptern poritredt uno oas lie ibm in
fleineren Staten 3uriidSablen miilien.
S6on am 13. Sebruar weroen Die er'
lten fiini,is Samilisn abreiien uno bic
anoeren bunu in furien 3eitrdumen
iOlsen. Sn @nslano 1T befanntlih
Die 9iotb unter ben glrbcitern iebr
srOB, neil iie ielbit fir nieorisen SObn
tsiue Nrbeit fiuoen fOnnen.
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9sIs Wscrse in eiuem 5abr.

Die rGbicaso Tribune" pflest all'
iabrli9 Die WtOrOe unO anOere Serbres
den su resiitrlrsh nnO baS @siammt'
ersebuiB Oaun Su uerCifentliden. Da'
uad wurben i'm Sabre 1905 9212
Wtoroe in ben Sereinisten Stuuten
ueriibt, $40 msbr, als i'm uOrbersebens
ben Sabre. Die 3abl Der SDndmOrOe
betrus &c f; bas lit peniser, als in
irseuO einem Sabre isit 1885. Die
2abt Der 9inridtunsen bssiiferte iid
in 1905 auf 1874 cine 3abi, bic Su
Der sroBen 3abl Der ytOroe in feinem
SerbaltniB itebt. Sn 5s2 6dllel bans
bette es iid lestes Sabr I'M Gaub'
morb, mdbreno In 1901 nur 103
9fuubmorOe besansen wuroen. Gr'
i6refeuo lit Die 3unnubme Der Selbits
morOe. SIN ubselaufsneu Sabre iu6s
ten in ben Sereini9ten Staaten 1882
Berionsu ireiwillis ben COB, i'm Sabre
1899 belief iid bic 3ubl Der Selbit'
mOrSer auf 534O. slufalleno 1T nee
ben Der itarten Stei9eruussSiffer Der
Selbitmorbe audi, oaB oas peiblihe
@eidledt fait boppelt iouiele Selbit'
mOrosr itelt. ais oas maunltde.
Die 3abl fiir WtOrOt, wie Selbits
morOe, iino beoenfli6 bod. Sn
Deutidlano entfallen 13 Wforbtbaten
auf cine Wtillion Sewobner, in 6ranfs
reid 10, in @roBbritunnien 27, in
Stalien 1O5 uno in ben Sereini9ten
Staaten 112 pro. WiilliOn @inwobuer.
Die rlria6en oes Gnwadiens Der
WforOtbaten iinb uidt idwer Su er.
sriinben. S6ledte ober gar feline
Gr;isbuns. laue Strafjuif; uno Der
allsu baufis in Der 3ai6e 9stra9ene
&epolusr iino wObl in sriter &eibe fir
bic sroBe 3abl Der Wtorce perantport'
lid Su MAIDEN.
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Silbipu's Stcl; perlctt.

9lus 1ofio trai in 9onbOn Die 0iads
ri6t elm. oaB Der 5iibrer Der Sort
l6rittspartei i'm japaniiden Purlument
ben Sriessminiiter bstrsfis elmer slnss'
lessnbeit interpellirt babe, Die sllbion's
Stols auf tiefite oerlest bat. Der
8riessminiiter wuroe ndmlif 9efrast,
oh uno mann bic iupaniide Jtesieruns
@robbrltannlen ueranlaiien msrbe,
feline slrmee su reOrsaniiiren. mas un'
seIi6tS bes anglo japuniidsn 8Iino.
nilies orinsenb sebotsn erideine. Dieie
SOroeruus iast aliO nit anOeren BOrs
ten, oaB @nslanos Seer nidt auf Der
S6be Der 3eit itebe uno iib NIT benz
Ieines SunbessenOien nidt meien
tonne. Sn en9liihen lcitenoeu Sreiien
mill man Der 9ia9ri6t feinen @lauben
ihenfen, lonoern erflGrt einfah, oab
Sapan ii6 elmer 10 srOben Serlssuus
internatiOnaler SOflibfeit uiemals
iduloiS MAIDEN werbe.
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Wenn's nnr anh hilft.

Suiier 8iGbelm bat Serrn pon lis.
lar, ben Sanoratb bon slpenaSe. Proe
ping S6leswis SoIitein, beauftrast,
ii6 na9 Deutid Siioweitairita Su
beseben uub bort NIT Siilfe einer art
Wiinidelrutbe unteriroiihe 8aHers
laufe aufSuipiiren. @r itebt i'm 0iufe
eines S8ulierfinOers in Der sanSen
8rOuiHS S6leswis Solitein, bO6 bic
@elebrten wollen ieiner 8ebauptuns,
oaB cine gabelfOrmiSe Saielrutbe in
ieiner Sano linn unteriroiIhe UaIer
auselse, feiuen @laubeu idenfeu. Sein
Ruf mar aud Su Dem Saiier 9eOrun'
gen, uub bieier lieB bic slnselesenbeit
burd oas suitanoise Wtiniiterium un'
teriuden, has audi Sablrei6e 3eusniie
BON benz @rfOlse Der Gbdti9feit BON
llslar's oils @aiierfinber erbielt. Oar.
auf enti6loB iid Der aaiier, Die auuit
oes WtanneS Su erproben, um our4
ibu benz Daiiermansel in Deutid)s
Siiopsitafrifa, unter Dem Die S6us'
truppen beionOers ju leioen baben,
wenu mOsli4. abbelfen Su laien.
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8pblenerdbers Streif BON nod ME
oaaenefener Iusbreitune.

puHeiucicHcI DuopEctiuHU'
YrGiiSent Wfitdell bonn @rubeuarbeis
tersYerbano erflarte, na6oem bic Son'
ferenj Spiideu 8ertretern ieiner Orsas
nilation unb Der llnternehmer 9eI6eis
tert ,giiemals in Der @el6ibte oes
2anoes orObte Elm Streif BON 10 weit'
rei6snSer 9Birtuns wie Der unierieits
obI6mebenOe. gSenn oerlelbe na6
Iuslauf unIerer Sontrafte am 81.
Wtdr; ins Heben tritt, wiro er bic 9e'
lammte SOblenbefOrOerun9 in ben Ser.
Staaten brad leSen unO SSeid' wie
SartfOblenOiitrifte betreffen. SSir iinb,
nm cine iOld' srObe SerantwOrtung
auf unS ;u nebmen, iebr bebd6tis Su
SSerfe 9e9an9en, uno bod rubt oiele
SerantwOrtung eigentlih auT ben
S6ultern Der llutsrnebmer. Yor swei
Sabren babeu mir uus willis cine 6es
button gefallen laiien, aber bel ben
iesi9en prolperirenoen SerbdltniHen pos
den mir auf unier &e6t."
Der leste SOblenitreif toitete Wdbreno
ieiner 26wC6isen Dauer ben glrbsitern
$25, 900, 900 an NObnen, ben Brooucen.
ten $5O,O00,O0O all 8rofit unb ben
Sabnsn $2s. 900, 900 Sradtuerluit nebit
ionltigen @iHbuben, 3uiummen melt iiber
500, 100000. Sir ben OerSeit seplans
ten Streit weroen laut Wfitbcll's Sdd.
euns bis /. 9lpril 2! Wiillionen Dollars
Sopiiteuer In bic 0tutionalfaIie einlals
fen; baar uorbanoen lino in ben 9latios
ualbiltrlltss, llnterOiitritts. unS 9Otuls
SaIlen $3.50, 134.43. Oieic beiOen
Sonos MAIDEN Elm StreitucrmOsen BON
mebr ole $5, 600, 900 perfiisbar. slller.
oin9s wer0en, penn man auf ie eineu
Soblen9rdber pier pom ibHi tu ern6bs
renoe Rerionen rednet, 1000, 900 Wfen'
lden in Sstra6t fomhIen, wel6e wdbs
renb einss natioualen 9rubenarbeiter.
Streifes ju unterbalten linb.
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Giienbabn Seittnbelle.
S.Iapars, eadapauna ans Befisrn sabn
Su 8rafi ssn 1. Suui 1903

Su 8raft hen 1. Suui 1903
SlpIiG -8srlGbt scranton fur Stem gprf
nm 2.05, 3.20, sos 500, 1910, Born. H..
40, $40 uub 3.35 Natmiitass. Fir Nsp
gsrf u. philadelphia, um 500 u. 10 10 Yprm.;
f2.40 uuc 3.3i Na&mitiass. 8nr @puIbs-
bore, OH Ndtmitiags.
N1rolidi sir Buffalo um is. 6.22 II. 600
Rer.; t.55. 6.35 uub 11.t0 Ra6mitiass. 6iir
Sinsbamton, Glmira uue 3wii&snhattcusn, um
1925 Mor unt 05 Na&m. 8iir Sspsec.
SyraeuIs une Utica. um LIS unb 6.22 Wpr. +;
t.55 glatmittias Ssrtao. Spraeuit unb
Utica 3us nm 6.22 Wpr. .lduft tdelit, ausst.
upmmtn Sonutaes. 8iir Wputrcit nm 900
Rpr.; los uub 6.35 Nahm. Nitclicn ae.
epmpbaiicu, um 400 une Is Hadmittdes.
Bloomsburg Sibifion-guIGBt SrautOu
fir Wpribumbsrlanb um 6.35. 10 10 Wipr. ;
f.55 uue 6.35 RaHm. 8ir plympurb um 9.O5
Na&mtttass.
SonutdaS'3hse.
Giolih-8ir 8tp gorf um $50, 800
6.05 unb 1910 Mprssne; $40 unh 3.35
Rdhm.
g6rolid, - 8Rr Buffalo um LIS, uni
6.22 Micr. t.55, 6.35 une lilo Hatm
Sir Gimira unb 3pil&tnfatiuusn, 1925 Dor
mittags.
Hloomsburs Sibifiou- gtrIdbt SnuntCr
nm 1910 Wpr unh 6.35 gidnm.
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5talicnif6e Nomantif.

Sor benz Tribunal Bologna bat
neuli6 elm srotesfer Toman iein Gnoe
aefuuoeu. Gin ssmiiier Serr Faul s.,
italienil6er Sauallerie OffiSier q. ..
uno Sobn eines in Rom Su 8eidtbum
9elausten oeutiden @ei6dftsmannes,
bate ben unter llmitanoeu iebr lObli6en
@iniaG, iib in Sbmens CARTE Sance 3u
besebsu. Da;u wanote iid gaul 8.
an Elm Seiratbss Snititut, oas ibm aud
cine wabre Serls. Sraulsin Sir9inia
Mtanoelli, Sufiibrte. Ole feuide Sirs
ainia (beren ltiirmilde Sersansenbeit
iibriseus fir 9iiemanoen Elm @ebsimniB
mar beberte ben Sobn bes Wfars ber'
maBen, baB er iis, wie man su ia9en
pflest, runbeiebsn" nabm uno ibr nod
Dor Der 5rauuns $4,000 8ai6enselo
fir bic sriten slussaben ibentte. Damn
Iieoelte cr nit Der SoiOen mad ieiuer
gilla in Bologna iiber uuo lebte bort
aan, leiuem Slide. slber uuter ben
Sreunoen bes auteu Paul fanoen ii6
iofort eiuise @entlcmen, bic Der feu'
Iden Yirsiuia ihre Dieuite ais ucaua'
lieri isrpienti" Sur Serfiisuus itellten,
uno Der @liidli6ite unter ibHen mar Elm
iunaer gouofat @arbone. Wtit ibm
uuternabm, wdbreno Der Gbemuun
iortiubr, ;u Suuic allciu Der iiibsi
@riuneruns ;u leben, SiSnOra Sirsiuia
1siien na6 9lucOna. Seueois, WiOnte'
Carlo unb 9iiSSa, no lid Seioe natiir'
lid immer als juuses @bepdrden seber'
oeten. Guoli6 aber be9aun iih aud
Der braue @bemann fir oieIeS 2ehtel'
me6tel Su intereiiiren, er sins mad
altem 8e;ept i6einbar aaf 6eiien, unS
als er in Sesleitung eiues BoliSeitom'
miIIars unueriebeus I'M Wfitterna6t IT
feline Siua Suriidtebrte, fano er =. oi'
SeI6esruus. Daraui jest oreitdsigsl
BrOjsB bel seidlOiicnen 2biiren uno
wie es beist, bel sinem ioldcn @auoiuu
Der Rifter unb Der @elaosnen. oaB be-
eissns aus Sloren; berbsiSeeilte Sdattei
8occaccios ii6 Die Seiteu sebaltsn ba
ben iOu. Die bsiben gsrbrs4sr ai'
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Siaiae @ier.

Seit De3ember iiup in 9|ep 9Orl
bic greiie f!it peitltde frti6e gisr I'M
G5robhanbsl pon 80 @snts baS Ouseno
auf 81 Gents sefatieu. Die RreiSers
maBisuns purOe ourf oas milos sSet'
ter i'm Siioen uno Siloweiten, mel
DIES cine beoeutenOe 3unabme III oer
GrOOuftion berbei9efiibrt bot, perur'
la6t. Seit Dem 1. Sanuar baben fidl
bic 3ufubrsn nabe3u perboppelt, nno
oa Der Serbraub bur9 bic boben
Preile ein9eidranft wurbe, 10 mar
cine 9lnbdufuns Der g8aare Die 6Ol9s.
auberoem pirb Der SOrrutb pon Res
friserator @ieru in 9iew YOrf, Gbi'
cago, Bbilubelpbia uno Soiton anf
$4,000 Silten, nit 30 Duseno III
einer Siite, selhdst, Die pom 9anolern
in Der @rwartuns, bobe BreiIe Su err
;islen, surid 9ebalten wuroen. Das
Reiultat mar ieOod in 6ol9e Der ers
wdbnten 9batia6en Elm gang anoerss,
uno oieie Gier iino jest fiir Is bis 1s
Gents oas Duseno gu babeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08
9euticbe
S9On Tarberei,
327 u. &aibinston 9(be.
SfeucS Sclepbpn 1918.

+ slae slrbeit had better @eiie uolliiibrt.
Dem 8eini9en uno BlGtten ipe,ielle
9luimertIamteit seidentt. slrbeit abses
bolt uuo abselieiert.
Geo. ". S9miot, gisentb