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The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1906-04-05
500. 600 Asked for an Arm.

In the circuit court at Vicksburg,
Wright Albrighten filed suit for $780,
600 damages against the Yazoo and
Mississippi Valley Railroad. A few
months ago the defendant, while en-
ployed in the Valley shops, had an
arm badly mangled by a machine.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1906-04-05
FRANTz ACCEPTS ST. LOUIS IN
VITATION.

Guthrie, Okla, April 1.-Gov,
Frantz announces he has accepted the
invitation Of the Business Men s
league of st. Louis to attend the con-
vention there on April 16 and IL, at
which all the southwestern states and
territories are to be represented by
their governors and leading business
men,
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1906-04-05
New Bank for Natchez.

A new banking institution has been
organized at Natchez. This new in
stitution will be known as the Kelly
Bank, and is to be located on the
north side of Main street, between
Pearl and Wall.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1906-04-05
Kings Daughters Convene.

The Harrison county branch of the
Kings Daughters convened at Gulf,
port and carried out an interesting
programme. Later the visiting dele
gates were entertained at tea at the
home Of Mrs. P. II. M. Tippin.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1906-04-05
MISSISSIPPI STATE
HAPPENINGS
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
ALL SECTIONS
AN EPITOME OF THE NEWS
Culled From the Important Hap
penings Throughout the State
During the Past Week and Re-
viewed in Brief.
Notice To Veterans.

Major General Robert Lowry, com
manding the United Confederate Vet
Grams, issued the following general
order:
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1906-04-05
OHIO RIVER.
IFS Doing It's Annual Spring Stunt, and
a Flood is Feared.

Maysville, KY, April LA heavy
rain for 36 hours has caused all the
creeks on both sides of the river in
this vicinity to boom. It is raining
steadily tonight, and the river is on
the jump. A big river, and possibly
a food, is predicted by river men. The
river has xisen 9 feet since last night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-13

9th. Inclusive. Miss Berulce G.. Edwards.
Miss cerinda W Evans. Miss Blanche
Mar.owe ana Miss Annie Adams Mss
Eu"arus' who is very well known here.
VII represent the Newport News High
School
NJ A. Sen Haun % clifton. recently
spent d 'sw days heFe
Mrs. T. A. Palmer. o. Abingdon. In
spending some time with friends here.
Aifs. w. ". SlsS aud Mrs J. : Rich
arlson. % Church View. Va WHO have
been attending the Baptist Woman's Mis-
s.onafy Union 20 Virginia. ln Roanoke
will arrive to-day To- be- me guests -
captain q a. Biankcushlp. az 40 900
West Fourteenth Street. Manchester. TIE
Rov W. W Sisk. OF Church View. ar
rived yestcrday 20 attend the General
Association. and VIII 1850 be- Captain
Memberships guesr
Mrs F. p. Chcstcrfnau has returned
from a Visit 10 friends in Roanoke.
Mr. ard Mrs John u. Moore are spend
ing "A few days IN stanton With rela-
lives.
Mr. and Mrs O. p wilkinson are
guests 20 tre Hotel Piedmont. iu Orange.
Va.
Nj John r. smith is visiting his son.
Mr.. j. W. Smith Ia charlottesville.
Sifs ". Chancellor has returned 20
her homo 81 Frcdericksburg after at
tending tho state Conference. Daughters
o. the American Revolution in this city.
Mrs II. G. s,arke. OF Cuipeper. va. g.
city.
Alr. and Mrs A. p. Rowe. OF Pred
ellckshurg. are visiting friends here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-13
SOCIAL AND
Personal


When owe IS Near
-.
-
-
4. N.-'.-s
~F, .'' .'S
blt Aiies tne t-ofns i'oiH >'.-
ana poverty
N''.0 "'.A -.'
Ald heaven i' CORR. a'H, ~
Nhtn Love vs. 'f lo1r ~.
i. stanton ''-..-
Miss Ann li-fc1er who hos -o.ent'v r~-
turned iIon wears Study ii Europe.
Opened t'-t"-ior nu c>i'ti.on 30 .--
worN t che Hotel jefferson The rN
roe "' nr I tr'n l' a. 81 1rtI I' Do.
~ cte-r 0.1. aI r. continue trrot-H
TIE week. r rh- is cordially invited
20 take a.rartcee af .f.s n-fortn-i-r.
which co~ar's-s o-i--aai ro~S ani .0qI.s
OF the ola masters.
Tie o-i.fr.- ,r.--. t ,.-.r.i~--,. -.,-.-..
rure A s---, -,-~---.. ~ ,r.es -.., .....,
IS one % -.., most r--f,. -,r--,--s --I..-
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as ono of gid, ...-.. r--+ -..... .- -. --
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80 ~ +tts .,+,. 81. ..-... .... .. .,.-
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brow cr-,r,ar. canoes os. ~ ,.- -.....
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.hett. B. b. rs.+,i-. .- "a --,....- ...-... %.
black ro's.7- "a bunch ~ ,.a.o,e s.,...-e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-13

Souvenir dItaue" and various other
landscapes
Among the most interesting ale the
copies OF Clouc-. an e-ily French artist
lf,9-154il. Francois J.. the author o.
that ott-0uoted Solvent femme ware. 90
here looks at one with bearded chin.
in most curious deco'lete co--
TUNE. fog an tire world liEe the woman
who varied.
Tirars "Alplonse de- Ferrara" ana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-13
Aprons for Nurses, Maids and Waitre,s,s

DAINTY APRONS Of White
Muslin. with tucked bottom; spe-
cial value. 25e.
PLAIN WHITE APRONS. with
wide straps 90 come over Shout
ders; extra value. 2so.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-13

WHITE MUSLIN APRONS. with
iatEe tucks and pretty embroidery
edgins' special. 3sc.
FINE MUSLIN APRONS. made
with tucks and embroidery inser-
non, with or without blbs. special.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-13

...-., .-.E 30, oi-. who has been the
'i .''r sister. Mrs ". a. Martin
IL. "io''he county
r--. .'''', VIZ -a7 been visiting
7re.l-r-e ~. 5..-,- 81 '-'' SISTER MS
lTi-a rlf1.re-r r,....,.
--.'-. or ST.s r-4.''. l.r
county was on.. 80 .i. -....
neatt.I dance given iu I,rsi,,,1i,ss,..'. ,.-
last Thursday evening
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-13
Poems You Ought to Kno1v.

Whatever occupation
O few
rereshmeD Of life with poey-Prof
Charles Eliot Norton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-13
Personal Mention.

M.-s Lucy Bowers who has been tile
F. iest of her sister. Mrs ~ a. Martin
at o." Woman's College. has returned
20 "ef nome n Dawn. Caroline. county
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-13
BE TIMES DISPATCH: RICHMOND TUESDAY NOVEMBER

or perfection which il still admired IN
our grandmothers.
A-ias Stockdell will nave classes this
winter i'm voice and English culture.
AIRS pcyton Giles served coffee. and
AIRS. James Caskie poured tea.
Guests Tor the afternoon were Miss May
Davis. Miss Emily Il. Jones. Mrs. 9. q.
Taiiaferro. the Rev. Robert w FORSYTH.
Mrs. James q. Penn. of Danviuc. Mrs.
claude A. Swanson. Miss Conrad OF IIar-
risonhurg. Miss McCabc OF West virginia.
tia guest OF Mrs. Chiles Ferrall. Miss
Gertrude Lena Brinkhaus. or Boston; Mrs
Olivier. OF Charlottesville; Mrs. Isaac
Winston. OF WASHINGTON, Miss Caroline
Noroland. of charleston. s. G..
The history class viii be POSTPONED this
Vnok
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-13
RalfOTd=Buroess

Mr. and Mrs. u. VI. Burgess announce
inc approaching marriage ~ their daurh-
lef. Lora katherine - Dr. Rufus Livins
t~iiord Ihe ceremony wiu take place
Tuesday afternoon November 27th "a
glock. ID the home q the bride. 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-13
Dance al Toano.


Oae % the enjoyable social events OF
tn" season took place there Friday night
when tie young people Of Toano gave "a
dance in tHc large now hau OF Martin
and Farinaolt Air. fuckers orchestra
furnished the music. and dancing was i've
dulged In until q late hour. after which
delshtful refreshments were served.
Those present were tho Misses Mary
Jennings. Ruth Clay. Bessie Clav Miriam
Narston. Marablc. Mary Goddiu Ellen
Taylor. l(itue TAYLOR. Clara Martin.
Blanche Pickett Nora Wilkinson. Mary
Warren and Messrs. Percy Yaroorouch.
George a. Nareton IT, d. Naretan. r.
o. Rensaow. $. vs.. Rock William Wright.
Hunter East. Oliver Bacon. Philip Rich
ardson. g. A. Goddin. T. y Turner. j.
r. Farley. ~ a.. jennings. Preston Jcu-
ninss. r. p. slater. Robert smith. Thomas
Martin. TIE chaperous We're Mrs. A.
w. jennings. Mrs -. vs.. Marston ana
Airs. Iaukius
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-13
Delegates From Richmond.

- SIC GASo II Jill INlNlllllJllQ-
Among the ladies' who have been at
tending tee convention OF the Baptist
Womans Missionary linton I'm Roanoke
are tho following from Richmond. Airs.
g.. s.. Gardner. Mrs. Julian H. Thomas.
Airs. - A. l1mheriake. Mrs. Ceor1e ~.
Mcdaniel. Airs William Eilyson Mrs. q.
b. Williams. Airs. jackson. Miss Daisy
Winston. Nrs Walter Allen. Miss Inez
Barnes. Miss Sahe @. Graratt Airs. IT,
y LuLcrnr-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-13

Miss f.ltzapetl Braude~ who Is tic
--'a, "a Miss EdDo g.. Lee iu Stafford
county was one OF tie guests ~ a de-
ngAttuI dance gwen iu FredericIlsbvrs
last Thursday evening
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-13

Mrs. MartHs Hatchcu has r.,.,,.,,.,
i'm Jet,retils VA, where She visited
acr daughter -Iiz. James vs.. g,utrau
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-31

Justice of the Peace w. B. Piper
after having te case under careful ad-
visenent for several days, has de-
cided to allow the district court to
look into the charges against Walter
Turnbull, of Havre, who is charged
with having seized three 500 bills
from R. c. Lamont last week and
cacheing them without lief of the
owner. The testimony was directly
conflicting, esveral bystanIiers who
We're in the saloon where Lamont
charges he lost the money, declaring
THAT he at nc time displayed the bills
mentioned. Haste of Mr. Turn
bull in leaving the saloon and his in
dinant refusal to allow the complain
ing witness to search him led ii his
arrest by Chief of Police Bicke1, but
he explained to the examining magis-
trate that he was compelled to leave
the bar in a hurry by suddenly ra-
calling that he had failed to awaken
a friend as he had promised, and
that it was already past te time he
had said he would be ON hand Mr.
Turnbull provided bond in the sum
of 81 900.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-31

Hugh Madden, an old prospecter OF
Montana, spent Sunday in the city,
having just come in from six weeks
locating work in the Bear Paw noun
aims for o. P. Zortman, of Zortman.
Mr.. Madden went in with a wagon
and two men, and worked ON sew
eral different properties, all of which
show valuable indications. The Bear
Paws, in Mr.. Madden''s opinion, will
in time deve1ope into a better paying
district than the Little Rockies. The
proposition here is one of silver, and
lead instead of gold, but Madden
thinks there are vast quantities OF
these metals to be uncovered, and
that it is only a matter of time until
his is done. Mr.. Madden has work
I'd in the Bear Paws at intermittent
periods during the last ten or twelve
years, and ten years ago he SENT
about twenty samples of rock, picked
up in different places in the Bear
Paws, away to be assayed, and none
Of them showed less than $50 per ton
returns. a more recent sample pick
ed up on. White Pine gave returns of
s84 per ton. Mr.. Madden left Tues
lay might for Zortnlan.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-31

The work CT re-organizing the
Havre Brewing Company is progress
sing apace, though it seems slow, as
is the case in enterprises of this
kind. There have been subscribed al
ready $1,000 Of the $4,000 increase of
capital stock which it is necessary
to be raiesd, and but little difficulty
is anticipated in selling the balance
Of the stock. In line with the propc-
sition to change the location from
the old site, two miles west Of the
city, Mr.. Yaeger advertises in this
issue for the sale Of the two build
ings which escaped the fire Before
determining On moving into the city,
Mr.. Yaeger had a Thorough analysis
Of the ely water made and this, ana
lysis proved that our water was pure
as pure could be and well adapted to
the manufacture of beer. Havre's bu-
siness men, awake as they are to
further every scheme for the better
ment of the town, should respond
quickly and push-keep pushing-until
the new brewery is established.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-31
RECEPTION TO BRYAN
PROGRAMME OF OFFICIAL REcEP.
TON TO THE NEBRAskAN
Is ANNOUNCED.
FOLK WILL WELCOME HIM
GOVERNOR OF MISSOURI WILL BE
THE FIRST TO GREET RE-
TURNING TRAVELLER,

New York, Aug. 29-The pro-
gramme of the reception to be accord
ed to William Jennings Bryan on his
arrival in this city on Thursday was
given out by the reception committee
Tuesday night.
The official reception will begin with
the arrival of Colonel Bryan at Pier A,
North River at p. M Thursday. He
will be met there by a subcommittee
headed by the chairman of the recep-
ton committee, Governor Folk of Mis-
souri, He will be welcomed by Act
ing Mayor MCGOWAN on behalf of the
city OF New York. Six carriages will
accompany the carriage carrying Colo
mel Bryan, which will be preceded by
an escort of mounted police. In car
riage No. | will be Colonel Bryan,
Governor Folk, Mayor MCGOWAN, Will
lam Hoge, while Tom L. Johnson,
Alexander Troup, Mayor Dahlman of
Omaha, Mayor Fitzgerald Of Boston,
Comptroller Metz, William Sulzer,
Henry George, Jr., Bird S. Color,
Charles F. Murphy, 0. Fl. P. Belmont.
Lewis Nixon and other prominent
Democrats will follow in other car.
riages.
Arriving at the hotel, a special COM
mittee consisting of five members OF
the reception committee from each
state will receive Colonel Bryan. Then
will follow the general reception, after
which Colonel Bryan will spend the
time in informal discussions until Z
o'clock, when he will retire to his
private apartments to make ready to
go to the garden at 7:45 o'clock.
It has been arranged, in order to ac-
commodate those unable to gain adj
mission to the garden to hold an over
dow meeting in Madison Square park
Other speakers will be J. B. Dahlman,
mayor of Omaha; d. N. Fletcher of
Florida, Governor Robert N. Glenn of
North Carolina, Ex-Governor William
s. Jennings of Florida, Congressman
Henry M. Goldfogle of New York and
Senator Thomas F. Grady of New
York.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-31
Prominent Physician Killed.

Sedan, Kan, Aug. 29-Dr. E. NJ
Donelson, aged sixty years, promi,
nent physician of Cedarva1e, was shot
and killed at that place by Frank Pat
tison, son of druggist. Pattison had,
by his testimony, defeated Donelson' s
application for renewal of a permit
to sell liquor in his drug store They
quarrelled and the killing resulted.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-31
Hearst a Candidate,

New York, Aug. 2g.-William Ran
dolph Hearst said when asked wheth-
or he would accept the nomination for
governor Of the Democratic conven-
ton: Il will be the candidate of the
Independence league II I run, but |
certainly shall not object to the Demo-
Gratis or others voting for me"
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-31
Council Selects The
Buttry Location.

. LATER--By a vote Of to
the Buttry location was select :
ed. The vote stood for tile But :
. try location Smith, STADIUM, :
. Kendig and Golf; for the 3
StringfelloW corner Wallinder :
: and Spengler. :
:
- = . - : : : : 5
Just prior to the opening of the
session OF the city council Thursday
night Mayor Newman declared that
final decision of the site for the pro-
posed new city hall would certainly
be made before adjournment. Elimin-
alton of certain proffers early con-
sidered, including the three corners
at Fourth avenue and Second street,
had brought the choice Of the coun~
cilmen down to two sites-one just
south' of the Fair store at Third ave.
and Second street and the other
what is known as the Stringfellow
tract at the northeast corner of First
street and Fourth avenue. The mayor
said before the meeting thnt he was
persuaded that none Of the council
men would agree to erection of the
city pile on the site Of the present
hall and jail, nor in the vicinity close
thereto. The councilmen we're still
debating the question when the Her
aid went to press.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-31

ChafieS A. hose, city Clerk, re-
turned Thursday from Hamilton,
Mont, where he was honored by be-
ing chosen to respond to the address
OF welcome of the mayor in receiving
the visiting delegations in attendance
at thestate firemen's convention Mr..
Rose said that when he left, chances
of Havre securing the next state con-
Ventica looked unusually bright. The
other candidates for the honor are
Bozeman and Kalispell. Bill Nye, of
Havrey the irrepreesible, is accusd in
Hamilton of being firabug as we'll
as fireman, although Bill indignant
~ denies the allegation that he In
stigated the igniting Of a Large bonn
fire that broke up the dance given in
honor of the city's visitors, Monday
night
An interesting game of ball was
played Saturday p. M, batWeen the
Havre and Chinook juvenile teams.
The score resulted 10 to 4 in favor of
Hhvre. The Following is the line up:
Havre-Allen, p; Barrett, c.; Pleas
ant, LIST b.; Kennedy, End b.; Wascoe,
Sd b.; Hudson, SIS; Heenan, r.f. Giles,
CT; Kester, IF. Chinook-Houser, D.;
ziebarth, c.: Putnam, 1st b.; r. Hous-
er, Sd b. Houston, End b.; Wales, S.;
Nelson, r.f.; MeKibbin, CT; Shipley,
If. Hudson and Larry Ling, umpires
This was the first game played by
the Havre team, "the Havre Drug
Co.'S" which is their title, since they
received their handsome new suits of
grey. The boys went to Chinook
Tuesday to play the return game and
Won this game also. The score 1e-
suited IS to 10 in Havre's favor.
MAKE HAY WHILE
THE SUN SHINES"
There is a lesson in the work of the
thrifty farmer. He knows that the
bright sunshine may last but day
and he prepares for the showers
which are so liable to follow. So it
should be with every household. Dys-
entry, diarrhoe and cholera morbus
may attack some member of the
home without warning. Chamber
lain's Cholic. Cholera and Dirrhoe
Remedy, which is the best known
medicine for these diseases, should
always be kept at hand as imme-
diate treatment is necessary, and de-
lay may prove fatal. For sale by
Hayre Drug Co.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-31
Eighth Installment]

death. Sold out all he had, and left her
without cent. She came back to me,
and three months later Clemency was
born.' s.-.
Gordon paused and looked at James.
eyes, he said, "that man was Glenn
ency's father.' T..
He waited, but only for a second.
The young man spoke, and his clear.
young voice rang out like a trumpet.
IT never loved Clemency as I love her.
now,' he said. =. : =.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-13
Hunmpre.

- Conrad Shweiser jun. bon Sil
Drinfer Strabe erbielt Wtouta9 wGb'
reno Der grbeit in Der Stridfabrit Orei
Singer in Der Wtai6inerie sefanseu
nno iebr bOs jerOriidt.
- @abreno bes %itarten Sturmes
am Dicnita9 Wtitta9 wuroe elm BON Der
5amilie Gallagher ~bewobntes @ebduot
an Sit Orinfer StraBe pom Blis &C.
trofisn uno beibdoist, absr Otiemanr
in oemielbeu uerlsst.
= Eonp 6iearbo pom bier purOt
Wtontus pssen Dem unseiesliden Ser
tauf uou @strdnfen uerbaftet. uer;iHtet'
absr auf elm YerbOr unb itelte Sirs'
i6aft fir ieiu seridtli4es GriAeinen
Biaiam Smitb erbob bic antla9e.
- Sin S~oitsdnssr in einent italieni'
iden aoitbauis ;u Smitb unO 2aureI
Strase rau9ts friib Sonntas 0torser
i'm Bette uno ieste oaiielbe in Srano.
Der alurmirten 5euerwebr selans es,
bic Slammen gu bepdltisen. ebe neiterel
Shaoen an9erihtet mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-13
ShulsS ehprpe.

8elddftist uuo lebbaft mar bic Wtou'
tag 9ia6t absebuttsns Ssriammluna
bisier S6rperiduft, Oa uisle @ei9dftt
Der Grleoisung barrten. 9ieun neus
9sbrsr muroeu %ernaunt, psridieoent
periest uuo Stellen in brei S9ulsr
often seluiieu, mas ni6t obns lebbuftC
Debate absewidelt lparb.
9isus Steseln in Sstreff Der Suluirt
in ben So6i6ulen puroen ausenOm'
men uub aud bic gu beSablenoe Sum'
men ieitSeiest, Die BON 81 900 fir oas
erite Sabr bis 5u 81, 800 fir bas
ueunte Sabr laufen ; Der @ije 9riusi.
pal erbdlt 81. 800. Die Sauofertisteits
S6ule bat ut9ts nit oieisn Salairsr
Su tbun.
Oas Salair BON Sanes gauaan,
superintendent Der Tepuraturen fir
Die 9ebOrOs, waro auf 81, 800 idbrlid
srbObt uno audi bic ;u be;abtenoer
Salairs in ben ueri4ieoenen S6ulen
Nunsrss uno SiuOersdrten feitssiteat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-13
.. u. 6. u.

Solbe 0sutiae, Die ais @injelmitr
slieosr Ii9 benz 2adawunna 3weise an
i9lisBen molten, tOnnen iid bel folSen'
ben Serren mefbeu:
Sris @asner. PrGiiosnt, Office bee
vWobenblattA.
sInton Slid, S9usmsiiter, SO. 529
@eoar Iuenue.
Gussn Mel6ior, Prot. Setrstdr, 9O5
Yittston Ipenue.
8ilbetm Bauer, Sin. Sstretdr, 53e
8ilow Stra6e.
Cher bel irseno eiuem 8ereinsbels'
gatsn bes9leideu in ben Serfammlutl'
gen jeoen uisrten 5reitas i'm NtOnat.
Der idbrli9e Seitrus betrdst eiusu
Dollar, uno es babeu @in;elmitslisSer
Stimmre9t unb iinb gu iebem amte
m1blbar.
GS pGre lebr wiini4eusmertb, nenr
bic DeleSaten bes 3weises ale 9rafts
%anitren9en wiirOeu, UNI re6t piele meme
Gin;elmitslieOer in Der ud6ften Ser.
iummluu9 einsubrinSen. dur baOurt
fam Der 3weis seoeiben uno bliibeu
uno ii9 fir bic Slrbeit uOrbereiten, biz
ibm friibsr ODER ipdter %beuOrftsbt. Dsr
yadawauna 3peis iolte fpenisitens 200
@injelmit9lieoer 3ablen uuo piro ls
bstommen, menn ale Delesaten ibrC
8fli6t tbuu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-13

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Si9ur am meiiten uerbeljern piro =
rnO Is anpaiieno, tpenn 10 gewiinidt.
Ga @recque Gorietts ino bic Ser
f0rperuus Don 9ra;ie uno 8equsmli9'
fett. 8unituOl entworfen uuO FORFEIT
in Der anfertiguu8 erSeusen ite cine
seraoe, itpliihe 6iSur uuo 9eben Dem
etnfa4ften @ewano Die i6webenoen
2inien.
Seine forti4rittlide Srau fam bieis
@~elesenbeit uermiiien, nm @rpert Ratb
gu erbalten uno Die neueiten Sbeeu in
Der @Oristtfunit gu iebsn.
Seoes %perfaufte 9oriett. wirb psriDn.
lid BON einem Expert anstpaBt rperOsn,
6amit Is ii6 Den Soroerun9en Der
Sisur senau anfiist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-13
CAPT eud regitriren !
Siadtsn Sisafas, is. Sept6r.,

gfaditen Sisntas, Is. Sept6r.,
lit Der Sweite Resiitriruusstas, uno ss
weroen bic Hesiitratoren MOrsens BON
8 bis /. Oiaamittass BON 2 bis 6 uub
abenOs BON Z bis 10 llbr an ben Der.
idieoeuen @ablpldsen in Der Stabt
scranton iein, UNI ben 9iirsern abjus
marten.
User resiitrirt iein Mil, muB /:
y ieiu photographer mitbrinssn.
weun er elm i'm auslauo seboreuer uno
bler naturaliiirtsr Burger 1T;
p alle @dbler miiiisn ibre Quits
tuu9 BON 1904 ODER 1905 iiber cine be-
sablts @Ountp Steuer Occupation tax)
uorle9en;
81 ueridisOsne Srasen iiuO auB.r.
benz 3u b%eantmorten.
Disie 8ori6riften ma6t oas neue
@ablseies uuo mer bieielben ni9t be.
fol9t, fam bel Der fOmmenoen 0abl
I'M 9tOusmber ni9t # immen. Das
lit cine u~nabGnOerli4 f~eititebenos Ebat.
fade!
Sober oeutide Biir9sr rpirb babsr
ieben, oaB es BON Der bOditeu @i4tis.
felt lit, fi9 reSiitrirsn su laiisu.
Seridumt es uidt, osun mir baben
ieoe beutide Stimrls nOtbis, nm sesen
etwaise Wtufer einen PrOteit sintessn
3u tOnuen.
Die Wfitslisbsr unb Dslssatsn bss
%. u. 3. B. iOlten ipe,isI in oieier
augeleseubeit REGAIN ieiu, fid ielbft
resiitriren laiien unb aud oaranf ieben.
oaB ibre 9ta9barn es tbun.
Ssrseiiet uiat: 9taditen Disnftas,
ben IS. September.