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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-30
Mprn Scrantpn.

- Den Gbelcuten s. Us. Riebt bon
Diamond gpenue lit cine 2Odter ges
bOreu Dorben.
- 0ur9 eiuen Dedenfa4 in Der
9iorb @noe Soblen @ompanie i3ede
crbielt Omen MtOran BON Bird auenue
ben re6ten arm unb aOpi iebr idmer3s
lid perleet.
- gllfreo, Der 10jdbri9e Sobn bes
8. SOptins BON Bird auenue, fiel
Oienitas pom elmer Mauer 35 SUP Der.
ub uuo erbielt Serlesunsen, Die ais
tebenssefdbrlid betradtet werben.
- Oauio. Der 9idbriss SObn bes
Sarrp Yintelitein pom 0eit Wtarfet
StraBs, uerfius ii6 Dienitag nit benz
re6ten SUB Spiiden benz Sabritubl unc
benz S6adt unb oas 8ein murbe bic
gum Snie 10 idauoerbuit serfleil9t, bab
man ;uerit befiir6tete, bas 9lieO miiiie
amputirt weroen.
- Mar9aret, Die 7iablise TOdter
bes q. 6. @iliams bon 9iOrb @tain
apenue, wuroe Oonnerita9 abenb, ais
lie Dor Der @lternwObnuu9 auf Der
StraBe ipielte. o einem StraBenbabn'
pasen se%troften, gum Slid aber aui
ben aufianssapparat SeitOBen uno euts
fam nit eiui9en Sdrammen.
- Der @onbufteur Sames @riffitbs
pom Sumter StraBe, Sames Bales pom
6oreit Court unb Elm unbefannter Sta
liener wurben Sonnta9 abenb Dor
Der Hemiie an 9ropioence ROab our9
eiren anoeren StraBenbabnwasen pom
Naufbrett seitoBen, entfamen aber gum
Slid nit leidten Serlesun9en.
- Sarrp gtberton BON Barter Ctr,
oils SauIdreiner pom Der .. & 3.
@Ompanie angeitellt, uerlOr wabreno
Der arbeit al Der ges9ett's Greet
8diderei oas @tsidsewi6t unb itir5te
20 SUB CUR @roe nieOer. nobel er iid
ben Giiden b0s psrrenfts. Wtan be-
iiir9tete 3uerit, baB oas 6iid9rat 9es
broaen iei.
- 6ranf 6. 9Olanb, Der Dor stpa
3wei Bo6en in Canada benz Sarnum
& 8uileD Cirrus oils elm 3elturbsiter
beitrat. muroe frib SOnntas 0torsen
ii%berfabren unb 9et0Otet, oils Der 3us
Oabier auf Die @eide 9eIdObeu wurOe,
nm ibn ab3uIaoen. Wtan ninmt an,
OaB Der Dtann, oeiien 6amilis gu Sn'
seriO1, Canada, wObnt, CUR 3eit be.
trunten mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-30
staOt unO Gonntb.

- Saumeiiter Setter Stipp bat gum
Preis BON 100000 ben Gontrnft fir
ben iteuen stnbau Der Dime 8anf art
Bgomiu9 Iuenue erbalten uno nit Der
arbeit wirc iofort a%nsefangcn perben.
- Soc 9ipinsti BON SeIum Court
muBte Oonnerfta9 fir iein 9eridtlifes
Grideinen 9iirsi6uft itellen, neil er
ben SObn 2uberOustp gia6ts nit benz
Nufe ~@ootoo" ernedte unb bann
i%eSesmal Sl tUbten orobte. o.,
- Die Wiitslieber bes nGi6entrans"
iiub gebeten, ii6 gu Der am 5. Septeui.
Der itattinbenoeu 9eriammluns einsus
finbeu, UNI 5rsitifets fir einen aus.
flus mad 9una Bart gu %empfanger, Der
am 10. September %itattfinbst.
- 3Wei 3abnarjte erbieIten Sonntas
BON @inbredern Selu6e unO Or. 9. s.
S'Wtallep i'm Council @eebauoe Der,
mibt $75 @olbfiilun9 unb anbere srs
titel, wdbreno Or. SOa Beiner pom
8DOmins auenue $50 @olbiiiauns pers
mibt. tsg
= @Oriieer @eOrse 9. Sorn pom be.
mofratiiden @OuntD @Omite bat folsen.
be Serren CUR @rsan5uns oes @Omites
ernannt 8i3e SOriiser. Siftor BUR.
i6el; S6asmeiiter, SatOb @eiser
juu.; 9iSe Setretdr, @ussne Sos.
9roOe.
Der 2adananna Sonoufteur
Sames s. Sal BON 2iuoeu StraBe, Der
Dor mebreren @Oden nabe 8ateriou,
u. s., 10 bDs uerlest puroe, ipirO iif
pieoer erboleu. benn er bat nunmebr
Die Seitnnun9 pieOererlunst unb sebt
Der Seiiernn9 lan9iam ent9e9en.
- Die County @ommi1iare baben
ibr Dor Der 8abl semadtes Seriprs6en
9ebalten, Die Steueru ioweit pie mSgs
lid Su rebu3iren, oenn laut Der ioeben
ferttg9eitellten 9abelle betrdst Der Oia9s
laB at Steuern fir oieies Sabr $24,s
1888 peniser mie leetes Sabr.
- Or. Suiepb ". Busner, rsldsr
ieit abiOluirun9 ieiner Stubien in Der
uniueriitat pom Bennigluanien in
mebreren SOipttdlern feline ausbilouns
peruollfommnete. bat it9 uunmebr
ielbititGnbi9 ais arSt etablirt lub in
DO. 407 @Doming auenue cine Office
erOiinet.
- Serr Charles $. DORIAN. Der in
Babe mad OeutidlanO retieu rpirb,
I'M feline muiifaliide ausbilouus nod
peiter gu peruOGitdnOiseu, wirb am Z.
September in Der Griten Presbpteri.
iden Stride ben leeten Sr9el r9fecital"
9eben, pObei SRI. eleanor 0fepnOlos,
@Ontralto, unS SRI. @uen Scranton
Cities, 9iOliniitin, mitpirfen merOen.
- Der G%aubitumme GbeOOOr Zoos
bon Wtulberrg Stra6e. Der nit einem
@efGbrteu bon 9Siltcs 3 Barre friit
Samitas in 9urueg's 2ute fii6ts. per.
Tor babel iein @leid9ewidt. fiel inc
0niier urO e%rtranf. % i'm fem Same,
RAD ni9t bOren fonnte uuO er aud midi
um Siilfe rufen tOnnte. SIS SauertI
Swei Stunoen, ebe man Den yei6uau
a%uifunb.
- Die 2uuret 2iuie bat Die Sficrtl
semaft, eiueu 3Weig ibrsr 9abl
mad Dem Wiinoofa gart gu erbauen
wsnn ous Fublitum fir fiiuf 9roSsu
Swan;ig Sabre Bombs gum SetraI
uOn $4,000 uuteri6reibt, wctde oi
@ompunie mad Scrlauf pom iiiuf Sab
rem Suridfauien mill, Do ie ii6er III
buB bas llnterusbmen iih ais Elm rent
ables erweiIen wirS.
ES- lluterridt i'm alauisripisl Ell
tbeilt inter 9initi9en BeOtuSuu9t
Sraulsiu emma Siren. SIG Riue Str.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-30
Cine fehr fpihtiae Saae.

Wtande Reriouen in oieier Stabt
m6sen pietleiht benteH, baB es 3u piel
Mtiibe fir fe lift, ii4 perionIid 5u res
giltriren, nie eS oas neue @eIes uer'
lan9t. ole iollten aber oaran oenfen,
ba6 serabe burd Oieies nsu paiiirte
@eiee, DEFENDERS in ben Staoten pie
gbilaoelpbia uno R%ittsbnrg, oaour4
taulenoe BON Stimmen, wel6e auf
falfhe 9iamer uno ansaben fur bic
republitanii6s Mfaidine abssben pur'
ben, bieies psrbinbert ipirb. Gin ieoer
gutter 8iirssr uno Demofrat iollte
barum bieie serin9s Wtiibe niht pers
iaumen uub oaburd feline Stimule per'
lieren.
Sn ben Staoten Der Speiten Slaiie,
wo,u SCRANTON seb0rt, baben bic
Stimmsebsr brsi 1ase, INN iid fir bic
9louembsrpubt psriOnli4 gu resiitrtrsn.
namli1 am Dienftag, ben 4. Septem'
Der ; Disnita9. ben Is. September,
unb Samitas. ben 20. Sftober. Die
8esiitratOren, elm DemOfrat uno elm
0tepublitaner, psrben an bieien Gasen
in ben Stunben BON 8 bis 1, 2 bis 6
uuo 7 bis 10 an ben Stimmplasen in
ieoem Diitritt anrpeieno fem, nm ibre
Rhidten 5n erfiilen. Demofraten
oeriaumet oieie Phi4t nidt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-30

Die itdOtii9en SebOrOen BON Su.
bapeit, llu9arn, baben bic 9iirger.
meiiter amerifaniider Stdbte, bic
9rpfeiiOren ameritaniider llniperIis
tdten uno bic b%eoeutenoiten Staats.
mauner Der gersinisteu Staateu elm
gelaoen, Der @ntbi0ung oes g8alb'
ington . Deufmals am 16. Septem.
Der beisupobnen. DaS Denfmal III
i'm Staotparf erriatet uub itebt bort
al einem Der idOniten Plase. Sill,
ben Gag Der Gnthillun9 unO fir BIZ
oarauf folsenben Ease iino pom ben
Beb0rSeu sldujeuos Seftli9feiteu ar'
ran9trt woroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-30
Se9t mad Or hummer.

Sebt mad btr Rummer. @enn
Sbr Sorni's alpenfrduters Siutbeleber
fault. iebt INNER o%arauf, baB bic Slai6e
Die resiitrirte Summer trGgt unb oue
oieielbe niht ausraoirt ooer iOnlt &c.
anOert morben lit. 8enn bic Summer
feblt, Oann lit irsenO etwas ni6t re6t.
9tlr cine b6ie abiidt wirO einen 0tens
i6en %ueranlaGen, Die Oiummer ausSus
rubireu. Dur6 oieie Summer iiber'
nebuien Die Or. SubrneD & CONS SO.
Die perlOnliae SerantpOrtli6teit fir bic
Slai6e. 8esen Oes 9idberen idreibe
man an oielelben 112-11S 90. SObne
9lue.. Chicago, 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-30

Biaiam Ssnuinss Srpun, Der
Susimal ssI6tussne RrdiiOentidafts.
tauoioat Der DemOtraten, wirS beute
in Stem 9Orf lanOsu unO pom 9unbsrt.
tauIenoen bepiQtummt peroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-30

TrIDe Serbf
NnsiteQnng bon
&leiocr
Tabrifattn

Bir baben uniere erite Saoun9 bieier
porsiigliden Sabrifate empfan9en, 10
pradtuol in Der abrunoun9, Sertur
ilnb Sarbuns. Die Mobr i6reibt Die
neitere 8opuldritdt BON mittleren uno
Iei6ten @emi6t MtuterialieH in iolioer
Sarben fir Die fommenbe SaiiOn Dor,
fol6e wie mir iie unten anbieten
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-30
spe5iQlttaten
tn unierer 9ans6alts N6t6eiluag tut Gro8ei9oR.
am Sonnertag, Treitag, samfas nnO @tOatas,

DOppet enaiaire, blauwsBi4edige Ginmubesaefe. tnnen wetb Hber5o9sn.
I = Aaat @rCBe' ~srtp % Gents 1pesseu o eeaS' :
$50. 8 uno 9 %gBaibefrRcL pu ihnerem 8et gema6t, feu Oedd. Sin gutter
9Srtb gu 40 Gents, fpeJea fir 35 @euts.
Der r&siunce" @opausrinse, Der bette I'M Sanbet. 8amlien9rOBs, 2ssrtb
s1.5o, fpesRa s1.25. Sotd9r0Be, &ertb $500, ipeseu $175.
Der ralbfbnebenbe SpetI.6ader. Eofttp Der bette fir ben 9aussebrauh.
Sleine Sorte. gntsr 8ertb 81 $500, ipgisl fir so Gents.
Wfttere " " 1925, " " $1.10
9roBe " 150, " 1925 -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-30

- Bster Moier, Der Oirisent Der
~reiIenoen oeutihen OtuiittapeIe, itarb
i'm @eitieite SOipital.
- uuier eben r~OlenOetss POlijeis
uub Seueralarms Sgitem ioll zines Der
beitsn in ben Ser. Staaten iein.
- Serr Sittor Sod lit iest pOl.
itdubi9 auBer 9efabr unb erbolt ii4
lansiam BON ieiuer fiirSli6en idweren
Sranfbeit.
- Sn alien Sanof uub Borough
Oiitritten lit WtittpO9, ben 5. Septems
Der. Der leste Gag fir Stimmseber ii6
gu resiitriren. 8erfeblet bieS niht.
- Die lesten Gage bru6ten unS
etwas @rboluu9 BON Der oriidenben
Siee unb Die 29itterun9 mar 10 biibit,
als man iie uur wiinideu fOunte.
Die Stabt Scranton 9eoentt i'm
9aufe bes ud6iten Sabres fir Nbsuss.
taudle, StraBenpfaiterunsen uuo abns
li6e SerbeiIerun9en bic Summe BON
sttpa 100000 gu ue~raus9abeu.
YerSeiiet ni6t, Oab udditen
Mtouta9 (grbritertas) Gin seieelider
Seierta9 lit. Die 8anfen uhO offents
liden Bureaus unb pabri6einlid aud
ale Sei6dfts werOen 9el9tOiien ieiu.
- Sinter Der S9neiScrei BON 6.
Otiaer, 0iO. 331 @aibiustOn gueuue,
brad 9eltern abenO ein 6eucr aus. uers
aula6t our6 cine 9aiOlinerptOiion in
elmer fteineu Siitte, nobel Wtiler per'
I6ieOene 8ranopun6sn erlitt. Ous
6euer puroe obue irgenb wetdeu 9da'
ben 9elOiAt.
- Die County @ommiIiGre Sablter
selteru al ben Stabti6asmciiter oil
Summe BON 5000 ais EbeiIbetral
Der SiSeusselosr unb es uerbleiben nun
msbr nod $4,000 aus oerielbel
Queae, wetds bas Gountp in furie
i3eit an bie Staot scranton iibertrassl
wir6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-30
+ @iaiara &. GieIel. +

g8ieoerum LIT Elm 4iOnier bes Deutifs
tbuns uon scranton bur9 ben SOB
ne99erafft wOrOeu, inoem Serr @i1iam
s. Sieiel gu Clifton SeisbtS, uube
Bbilaoelpbia, am 6reitas gta9mittas
eiuem S6lagaufaa erla9. Serr Sieiet,
Der iaOn felt GINGER i3sit leiOenO mar,
bate ii6 our SebanOllns nu4 Clifton
9eisbts b%e9eben. Der Seritorbene,
Delder gu ben 9ea6tetiten 9iirsern bon
scranton 5ablte. purbe am 81. Oe3eni.
Der 1886 in Stuttgart, g8irttemberg,
geboren, fam 1854 mad amerifa uno
nadbem er 3pei Sabre in S8ilfes.8 Barre
uerlebt bate, fieOelte er lid in scranton
an ; 5uerft ais Su4fibrer BET Der Sada'
mamma 9obleu unb @iien @ompauie
beidafti9t, wurbe er 1881 gum 8aiiirer
auancirt unb na6oem Die Stablperfe
mad Buffalo perle9t fuOrben lpareu,
muroe er gum i3ablmeiiter oerielben
ernannt unb bielt bieien Roiten bis gum
1. Sanuar 1904, 5u pel6er j3eit er
bann lpieber gum beftdubisen aufents
halt ua6 Scranton fam unb ais 2anb,
agent Der GOmpanie fun9irte. Serr
Sielel, nelber am 20. 9topember 1859
SRI. Wtaria s. 9ieuffer oils feline 9attin
beimfiibrte, rpirO BON oieier, ben SObs
men Biliam, @burles, GbsoSor unb
Or. &. G., unO ben GO9tern Srau 6.
s. Su4s, 5rls, Wtarp, @milB, Seuuie,
Staian nno Seten ii6ertebt, iotpie ben
Sriibern Charles BON bier unb gbolpb
BON stuttgart. Gr nal elm aftipes
Wtitslieb Der CD. lutb. 3tous @emeinos
uno LANCE Sabre Elm 3rultee berielben,
AUDI elm 0ireftor Der Scranton
Sauin9s 8ant, Wtttslieo bes Scranton
3ieoerfranS, iomie aud lestes r@barter"
Wfit9lieo Oes Oeuti9en l1nteritiisunsss
Sereins. Die 8eiiesuns erfolste
Mfonta9 0ia9mittas pom Grauerbauie
an ~Sadamanna auenue unter 3ablreider
Setbeilisuns pom Sei~otrasenOen i'm
Dunmore Srtebbofe, nobel gaitor u.
8. @allenfamp amtirte. Ole Slumen.
ipenoen waren iebr pra6tpol unb Sabl.
reid uuO puroen BON ben 6olseubsn
iiberianbt {: scranton Sauin9s 8anf,
scranton 2ieberfrun,, &utb. Sonntass.
idule, Serr Sarl O%ieuffer unb Sc.
i6wiiter, Serr unb Srau Surl Sieiet,
9err uuo 6rau Sreo. Sieiel. Serr unb
5rau @mil Sieiel, Serr Charles 8obin.
ion uno Samilie, Srau Robrmaiier
uno 5amilie, Serr s.. 3. Barber,
Serr 8. 6. Sbufer, Serr 6. s. Muttes.
Serr uub Srau 8. 9. Mtott, SRI. @1a
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-04-04
WYOMING'S BIG LEGISLATURE
1t Takes More Than Five Hundred
Representatives to Make Laws
for That State.

The national legislature congress,
has more members than any of the
states but one, there being ninety SEN
ators and 800 representatives $50 in
all. The Wyoming Legislature beats
congress in number, however, by forty
three members, having 500 representa-
tiver and % senators.
To the mind of mere man the sug-
gestiOn that there is some relation be-
tween the number of the Wyoming law
makers and the fact that some OF them
are women has some force. AS Wyom-
ing has population OF only about
90, 500, it will be seen that the state
needs one lawmaker to every IIo peo-
pie. much higher ratio than is re-
quired by the country at large. Rhode
Island, smallest state in the union,
with population of about 430, G0O mas
1870 legislators, or one for every 1893.
Delaware, next smallest, population
485, 900, has 2l0 in its Legislature, or
one in ST.. Texas, with 189 legisla-
tors and little more than 5000, OOO
people, has one lawmaker in every
is, S67 people. New York, the most
populous state-about 1900, O00-has
POO legislators, or one for every 3d.
500.
1t is a general rule that the smaller
and sparser the population the more
literally it's people supply themselves
with lawmakers. To one not versed
in the business this would seem
strange. but it has a good reason, es'
pecially in the states whose people are
spread over extensive areas.
In Wyoming, for instance, the varl-
Gus settlements are widely separated
so widely that it would be hardship,
as a rule, for voter IN one OF them
were he obliged to journey to another
in order to vote. Yet because OF their
very isolation, and consequent indi-
vidual needs. the different places re-
ouire individual representation much
more than do individual locations
in closely peopled states. 1t should
be stated, however, that Nevada,
with less than $4,000 population,
has only 46 lawmakers-33 in the
lower house and ID in the upper-one
in 993, a proportion not much differ
ent from that of the entire country.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-04-04
HENS MUST LAY BY LAW.
Legislative Bill Requires Eggs to Be
of Uniform Weight

Legislative Bill Requires Eggs to Be
of Uniform Weight.
The hens of Iowa will hereafter be
required by law to lay eggs of the un-
form weight of two ounces each. The
legislature the other day passed bill
in which it was provided that one
dozen eggs should weigh twenty-four
ounces. and that merchants and farm
ers might buy and sell eggs by weight
instead of by count if it pleased them
to do so. But there is no provision
in the act for eggs over or under the
standard weight, nor is there any sug-
gestion of a means of compromise If
eggs do not tip the beam at the right
notch. The passing of this act, how
ever, was in response to the reason
able suggestion that eggs ought to be
sold by weight instead of by count,
owing to their variation in size. I'm
der the existing practice a dozen eggs
weighing twelve ounces commands as
high a price as a dozen weighing
twice as much. In other words, "eggs
is eggs" no matter their size.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-04-04
WATERWAY A SUBJECT OF M|RTH
go Of Work on the Isthrnus Enlven Gridiron Dinner
;o,re of Completed Canal and the President as an
did Man With Venerable White Beard

WORDS attacking Tie canai, and I've
only got ten minutes to do it in. I'm
Poultney Rigelow."
Enter another member, after a short
interval, posing as the agent for type
writer.
What do we want with typewrit-
ers?' asked President Fearn.
From all 1 have seen and heard"
was the reply, "typewriters are the
only instruments used in canal dig
ging."
Another chorus, another brief period
OF attention to the good things to eat,
and a member of the club entered who,
after appropriate conversation, applied
for the position Of press agent.
"But you can't write" objected Pres
ident Fearn.
"No,' assented the applicant but
what's the use? Secretary Taft does
all the writing!"
And this time the Taft laugh domi-
mated even the Roosevelt laugh.
These were but the preliminaries to
the drama, which dealt with an en-
forced meeting of the canal commits
sion on the isthmus. The commission
ers, impersonated by members of the
club, fought valiantly against going to
the tsthmus, but were compelled to do
SO and got down to business. 1t sum-
moned before it the chief engineer, who
wore a large medal.
II got it." he explained, "for cleaning
the streets of Washington"
''How did you do itT" asked one Of
the commissioners.
Il prayed for rain" was the response,
and all the Washington guests felt that
this was too true to be funny.
When he asked for a salary of $780,
900 a year, $50 l won't be tempted
when somebody wants to build a sub
way in New York" he was engaged,
and then the chief sanitary officer came
to the front to tell why he ought to be
put on the payroll.
First" he said, Il would get the
biggest possible appropriation from the
government
"That will do" said the commission
ers. you are experienced enough for
u.s."
"You have some medals, too" was
the remark addressed to the chief
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-04-04
Another Storm Coming.

Spring with all its storms of aches
and pains, dull, bad feelings, is fast
approaching, and the only. safe shell
ter of refuge, both to your health and
rocket. is to take Our New Discovery,
the only sl.OO bottle liquid prepare
tion sold with such a positive guar
antee for all blood and skin diseases,
rhenm atism. lagrippe, and all kidney
diseases. Remember the throngs OF
neople who are taking Our New Dis
eovery run no risk whatever in taking
This wonderful remedy. If it cures
thew are only too anxious to pay for
IT, and if it fails it is free. Sold by
T. B. Kendrick.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-04-04
HOW to Avoid Appendicitis.

Most victims of appendicitis are
those who are habitually constipated.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup cures
chrome constipation by stimulating
the liver and bowels and restores the
natural action of the bowels. Orino
Laxative Fruit Syrup does not maui
seate or grippe, and is mild and
nleasant to take. Refuse substitutes.
Sold by Hendricks Drug Store
Dawson. Ca, andH A. Wall, Bron-
wood. Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-04-04
-, snow-Bound Eleven Days.

The snow blockade which has exist
"a nv nninterruptedly on the southern
I;no Of the Denver and Rio Grande
III naiiroad since March II was broken
10, (ri4 +he arrival in Durango, Colorado,
~ - through train from Denver. At
ter being snow-bound Tor Twelve days
on the lofty summit OF Cumbers pass.
fifty miles from the nearest town, a
t l. of fifty passengers arrived
in Alamosa'
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-04-04
Nill,onaires Who laugh Are Rare.

Andrew Carnegie mas written to a
newspaper in London declaring that
the advantages of wealth are triding.
He saws: beyond a competence for
old age, which need not be great and
NAV be very small, wealth lessons
rather than increases human happi-
ness, Millionaires who laugh are
rare, -
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-04-04

The most rational remedy for coughs
and coIdsis Kennedy's Laxative Hon
ev and Tar. 1t acts on the bowels
as a mild cathartic-expels all cold
from the system. Cuts all phlegm out
Of the throat, relieves coughs, colds,
croun. whopping cough, etc. An ideal
remedy for children-equally good
for adults. Sold by Dawson Drug CO.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-04-04
'fBreaking in" new shoes

When you have to ''break i'm pair of
shoes it means they were not fit when you
bought them, and your foot or the shoe has
to change shape. The breaking-in process
generally is complete when the shoe begins
to break out at the Sides Your foot?
We'll, you know.
SELF Royal Blue and Perfecto shoes are
made to fit comfortably from the first day;
and to last. They do both.
We sell them; that is, we sell the first
pair; you'll come and buy them after that
Look for the name SELF on the sole; it is
a sure sign of a good shoe.
j. B. HAYES s CO.
DAWSON RGIA.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-05-11
Do You Want Denver's Name a.
''The City OF Ii8hfs' TO Grows
REQUIRES BOOSTING

REQUIRES BOOSTING
While it is frankly admitted that selfish motive
ated this company naugurating the vigorous campaign
for display and advertising lighting in the business dis
trcs only the volume of business makes profitable
PLEASING TO ALL
The results of this work pleasing well profit
able the merchants, and Of pride to the ct
zens, well welcome to visitors. Denver is famous
having the bestghted business district in the country
direct benefit every one because Denvers growth
prosperity. We will continue to do share of
this ''boosng making rates low that this service
is within reach of all.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-05-11

Section 2 All poles streets to be painted IN a man
ner to be approved by the Art Commission:
Section f. Gas mains electric lines to be extended
upon reasonable request
Section s. Rates reduced to the following figures:
Electricity: Minimum rate $1.OO gross, 9Oc net, for
twenty or less lamps connected Current at lOc lNo
watt hour gross &c net.
On Readiness-toServe basis, 5000 per year per
sumner, plus 81 80 per year per l6-cp lamp demanded
plus sc per kowatt for current with ten per cent dis
count for prompt payment
Gas: Illuminating gas reduced to 81 90 net. Gas for
any purpose sold at 81 90 per thousand net
Under the Readiness Serve method, 5000 year
per plus $4,000 per year per 100 feet of maxi
mum demand plus zoe per 1000 c. F. for with dis
count of 10 per cent.
Arc Lamps For park use $4OO per lamp per month.
Section The average received from the sales
of electricity shall not exceed the following
The Jewish outlook., 1906-05-11
s 1s;: @ and %e5s: 5 YOU ssys % * s s csn as @ Denver


OF Particular Interest
For the remainder of 1906 and 1907 per thousand
for gas; 715c per kilowatt for electricity.
1908 and 1909: 9Oc per thousand for gas -1Oc per
kilowatt for electricity
1910 and 1911: S5c per thousand for gas; 71Oc per
kilOwatt for electricity.
1912 and 1913: soc per thousand for gas Bloc per
kilowatt for electricity.
1914 and thereafter 75c thousand for &c
kilowatt for electricity
Any in receipts the above to be
paid into the city treasury.
Section T. The Denver Gas Electric Co. acquire the
Lacombe Electric Company and supply unlimited street
arc lamps at $4,000 per lamp per year.
Section 12 $1,OOO,OO00O to be paid by the company
into the city for the general fund.- the Of
$12, 10000 every three months
Section IA. This franchise and the reductions
tanned therein to become effective Immediately upon the
passage and approval of the ordinance and by the filing Of
additions to it's mains, lines and plants This money
raised by the sale Of bonds which largely held by local
investors
HALF MILLION IN WAGES
At the present time we have 684 employees upon our
payroll The amount of paid during the year 1905
$541 511 a. Practically all of this money you will
understand is distributed the merchants of Denver
LARGE EMPLOYER
We of the largest employers the city, that
believe appreciate that vally interested
in the welfare of this community.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-05-11
LARGE EMPLOYER

We one of the largest employers in the city, so
believe you can appreciate that vitality nteres
in the welfare of this community.