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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-04-21

If you want results, advertise in The
Picayune.
See our line of Wall Paper Samples.
Variety Store.
When you need any painting or paper
hanging done. See Frank Neal
When you have visitors in your fami-
ly telephone it to this office
Hon. J. H. Crawford of Arkadelphia
was visitor in our little city Thurs
day.
Mrs C. D. McSwain and Miss Alice
Garland, of Emmett, were in town yes
terday.
J. R. Lambert, the Jolly merchant,
of Sutton was ''Perooting" around
yesterday.
T. n. Daniel left Thursday for Ty-
Ter, Texas, to spend a few weeks re-
cuperatiug.
Mrs. w. r. Mum and son, Chester
and Miss Lecta Cantlcy, spent yester-
| ay in Hope.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Crow
| Thursday morning, fine boy-l2
pounds Henry says.
Hon. T. C. McRae attended the meet
ing of the Bankers Association in Lit
tie Rock this week.
J.K. Waddle and daughter, Miss
Maude, were pleasant callers at The
Picayune office yesterday.
]. M. Pittman, wife and Miss Mil
bred, is in Little Rock attending the
Universalist Convention.
See Ellsworth County Scrip
when you go to pay your taxes, Office
back of Bank of Prescott.
Correspondents must hereafter sign
their names to their letters, otherwise
they will not be published.
w. X. Prescott, of Emmett, was up
to attend the meeting Of the RepubE-
can convention yesterday.
Car Forge Coal, just received. The
Etna, the best on earth.
Mcdaniel Hardware Co.
Langford and Clemens have painted
and papered the inside of their barber
shop and otherwise remodeling it.
For Sale Family Horse, surry, wag-
on and Harness.
J. Gingrich.
Mrs. A. H. Tardy joined her nus
band here a few days this week and
left for Fl Worth, Texas, yesterday
Base Ball Goods Complete line
Spaulding and Reach. They are the of
fetal goods. To be had at Terry Bros.
Drug Co.
The Bully Boy CultivatOr has pivot
tongue and circle with the row. For
sale by Prescott Supply and Hardware
COmDanV
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Local News.
Interesting Happenings in and
Around Town.

no Us 'iia' local ''e'N ~" i''o'''''eD
hey 'ooe' u "ori''' was !" -" u"
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'e''e'u"S
49, " .''e''"' % '''9 wa -
'''s ''N"'
H. 1ouns' % " iiiis''"e' was III
yesterday
Z n'i a. l"''' u N''''"e' was
''''e' 'AS'
CIV T. Niu''S' u A"iieO0is' was -
" U- -, '-,'' VI ID ''''"''s 90 ~
CIV CIV : room mouse ana 3 acres lailu'
w. see Ellsworth
aear "oodui Oh sutton was IN Town
'i'' Vi '"e "eeN'
~ l hornIoh' Oh sutton was mere
ii0' u 'iie "eeA'
sutton, Vi nope was III fFeseoI'
Z" NUTS thursday
iiS' III hegah' Oh hope Is visiting
'''eS mere 'hlS week,
% ION MluoleOfoo"s' Oh nope
u vic ei'S thursday
: Mchihney' Oh "illisVllie' Is
'Hs if'e"uS IN the city
fs t." ''y ie Milan sailors al mrs a. ~
|'1eS' a' reasonable prices
-, o"ieS' Oh oamoeh' was IN the
VAC 'a'ef part Oh the week.
/ =: w. b Reeve OF Gurdon' was IN
~" NUTS hursuay'
49, anu MRS T. hurry' OF sutton,
N"uiiie III town yesterday
'" bennett ana daughter OF
e were IN town thursday
''''iie were IN town Thursday.
". E. Sutton. one of Sutton,s mer.
ants, was in the CITY Thursday.
V M Hicks and W.. T. Almond, of
0ffis' was in the city Thursday.
Miss u...;o A..
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Testliies With Pleasure.

Good evidence: with pleasure |
testify to the merits of Hughes Tonic
as remedy for chills and fever. l re-
commed it, and in no case have known
it to fail, even in the most obstinate. y
Sold by Druggists-5Oc and $l.OO bot
ties. Prepared by Robinson-Pettet
Co., Unc) Louisville.
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IA n lAsAfve and lBone. Oh Cures
Rheumatism, Cuts, Sores, Burns
and Bruises Large bottle IS csntA
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To Cure a Cold in One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money if it fails to
cure. E. w. Groves signature is on
each box. 25c.
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p. g. N. w. Railroad.

GOING WEST.
Leave Prescott at I a m.
Arrive at End Of Track, $50 a. m.
Leave Prescott at p. m.
Arrive at End of Track at p. M
GOING EAST.
Leave End Of Track at $40 a. m.
Arrive at Prescott at 1905 p. m.
Leave End Of Track at p. N.
Arrive at Prescott at no p. m.
Trans -ain run irregularly. II. Z. BEMIS.
Manager.
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NOTICE.

If you need wood, Block or Stove
see or phone me. J. F. HUDSON.
Phone No. 1911. HE tttlti'
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-04-21

nINnRX Relief Cures Sick-Headache,
Neuralgia, Cramps, Cholera Morbus
Diarrhoea, sc. accents for large bottle.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-04-21

Its time to paint be-
fore the dust gets bad.
Don t think of using any
other than MoundCity
Horse Shoe amt. Put
up in honest gallons.
Guaranteed five years.
What more could you
ask.
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TINE TABLE.
Iouis Iron Mountain & Southern.

> vs. w. w. TEAL. Agent.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-04-21

J. F. Riggs died at his home 7 miles
east of town Thursday afternoon after
lingering illness of several months
with that dreaded disease consumption.
He was good man and was consist
ent member of the Methodist Protest
ant church. His remains were laid to
rest in the Mt. Nebo, Graveyard. The
Picayune sympathizes with his family.
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CHAPTER X.
THE RESURRECTION SERMON

Sir Michael Manichoe was the great
help and standby OF st. Marys. His
father had been a wealthy banker In
Rome. and Jew. The son. who had
enormously increased his inherited wealth.
was an early convert to Christianity dur
ing his Oxford days In England. He was
the Conservative member for n division
in Lincolnshire, where his great country
house was situated. and had become IA
pillar OF the Church and State in Eng
land. In the House OF Commons he pre-
scented the somewhat curious spectacle OF
a Jew by birth leading the moderate
Catholic" party. He was the great an
tagonist OF Constantine Schuabe. and
with equal wealth and position. though
Schuabe was by far the more brilliant
of the, two men. he devoted all his ener-
Eies to the opposition OF the secular and
agnostic influences Of his political rival.
Every Sunday during the session. when
he was in London. Sir Michael drove to
ST. Mary's for both morning and evening
service. He was church warden. and
intimately concerned in all the parochial
business, while his purse was always
open at Father Ripcn's request.
Gortre had been introduced to Sir
Michael during the week. and he knew
the great man purposed attending to
hear his first sermon at ST. Mary's ON
the Sunday evening.
He prepared his discourse with extreme
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CHAPTER 1x.-continued.

After tho farcwolls had been said In
the noisy station, and Baail's cab drove
Thin rapidly toward his new home, he
fclt wonderfully ready and prepared Tor
| tls new work.
The moving panorama OF Victoria
4treet. the sudden stately vision Of
Tnlaco Yard. the grandeur of the En-
banklnent all spoke to the young man
of vivid, many-colorcd, and pulsatng
life which was awaiting for him and his
activities. Here. indeed, WAS n fine bat
tlefcld and theatre for tho Holy War.
The cab moved slowly UP Chancery
Lane and then turned into tho sudden
auet OF Lincolna Inn. It wna almost
Hike going back to oxford, lie thought,
with n quick glow OF pleasure to see him
scif surrounded by mellow, ancient build
|dngs once moro.
All his heavy personal effects had been
sent up from Waktowi some days be-
fore. aud when he had carried UP his
two portn,antcaus he rocked at the
coax" or outside door Of the chambers,
which was shut. and waited for n re-
Spouse. He Saw that his name was
freshly painted on the Intel Of tho door,
under the two others:
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very slightest movement towards the
light. Cultivate and all-embracng sym
patty. I firmly believe that more souls
have been lost by a repellent manner on
the part Of n priest. or an apparent lack
OF understanding, than any ono has any
idea Of Remember that Wien a thor
oughly evil aud warped nature has innde
great effort and laid It's spiritual case
before n priest, II expects In It's inner
consciousness a pat OIL the back for It's
new efforts. II wants concentration
One must fight warly, with thorough
psychological knowledge. with broad
humanity. To take even the slightest
signs Of repentance as matter OF
course to throw any doubt upon It's
reality or permanencc. IL to accept an
awful responsibility. Err rather on the
side OF sentiment. Who are we to
judgeo'
Gortre had listened with deep atten
ton to Father Ripon's earnest words
He began to realize more clearly the
difficulties OF his new life. And yet the
obstacles did not daunt him. They
seemed rather trumpet note for battle.
Ripon's enthusiasm was contagious: he
felt the exhilaration OF the tried soldier
at n coming contest.
Ono more thing" said the vicar. In
all your teaching and preaching hammer
away at the great central fact of the
Inca rnation. No system of morals will
reach these peuple--however plausible,
however pure-unless you constantly
bring the supernatural side Of religion
before them. Preach the Incarnation
day in, day ont. Don't, liko so many
men regard 1t as an accepted fact
merely. using 1t as a poatulate on which
to found q scheme of conduct. once get
the central truth of all into the hearts
OF a congregation. and then all else will
follow. Now. goodnight. I've kept you
late. but ] wished to have a talk with
you. A good deal will devolve upon
you. ! have especially arranged that
you should not live In the Clergy House
with Stokes, Carr and myself. would
rather that your environment should be
more secular. Stokes and Carr arc per-
haps little too priestly. too "profes-
sonal" In manner. If you understand
what I am driving at. Keep yourself
from that. II You go among the young
men, see them ut home, smoke with
them. and take what they offer you in
the way of refrsshment. Well. good
bye. You are to preach at SundaIEven-
songs. You know. Sir Michael Manichoe.
our patron, will be there, and there will
be large congregation"
He turned. said goodnight with sud-
den abruptness. as II he had been linger-
ing too long and was displeased with
himself. and hurried away. 1t was his
usual manner OF farewell.
a few minutes afterwards Gortre went
to bed. He found 1t difficult to believe
that he had walked down the Faubourg
de la Barre that morning. It had been
a crowded day.
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ALL AROUND THE WORLD

The MODEST object in the view up the
Thames in London, along the emhank-
inent. is the long. dark bulk of the
houses OF Parliament. On dull days the
massive, buildings seems almost black.
On bright days it is gray Whether seen
in fair weather or dull, 1t is always I'M
posing, dignified and grand, notwitl-
standing that architects have STYLED 1t
artistfrally embarrassing. Travellers do
not always form their opinion OF build
ings according to the canons OF architec-
ture. The stones of Venice are not more
eloquent because some architect has
approved their arrangement; and the
houses OF Parliament are not mean be-
cause they have bcen tlecried By technical
critics.
The houses of Parliament. or, as they
are officially known, the new palace OF
Westminster. form one of the most mag
nificent buildings. in fact, ever erected
continuously in Europe. 1t Is also the
I largest modern Gothic edifice in the
world. 1t covers the site OF the old West
minister, Palace. a royal residence up to
tho time of Henry VIII. This palace,
which. embraced the old houses of the
Peers and the Commons, was burned in
1884. Tho present structure was designed
to take Its place. and was finished IN
1857. 1t was the first great public huild-
ing In England in which iron vas freely
used for framework.
The building stands between the river
and Westminster abbey. It's facade on
the Thames is $40 feet long, and it covers
eight acres Of ground. 1t contains 400
rooms. embracing not alone those of the
houses OF Parliament, but distinct resi-
dences for the Speaker of the House OF
Commons. the sergcant-at-arms, the
usher of the black rod, and other minor
officials of the house.
It's chambers number several fine halls
used by the regnlng sovereign on the
occasion of the opening of Parliament,
for rubing. and other functions. The
building also embraces old st, stephens
Hall, OF the original palace, which is
religously preserved as n relic of the
original seat OF 'Britains law-makng
power Of the presen, day, as we'll as
larger Westminster Hall, the noblest,
palatial chamber that has survived from
the works OF the medieval architects. 4
Among the imposing features of the
building are, Ats towers. three In number.
The largest on the south end. Is known
ms the royal, or Victoria tower 1t Ii a
stupendous work. Its hcigl1t Is $40 feet,
and 1t is rs feet square. Work on its
construction In the upper part pro-
gressed only at the rate OF 10 feet Il
year, Ito allow{'for settling.
This central tower, whirh lis 900 feet
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high contains one OF the most striking
architectural features OF the building.
called the grand central octagonal hall,
which Is 60 feet in diameter, and very
high with n conlcal ceiling. From one
side OF this hall the House of Commons
IS entered, and from the other the House
or Lords.
The clock tower, at the north end of
the building. Is 3a feet high, The four
clock dials are each % feet in diameter.
The works OF the clock are the largest
In England; itrequires five hours TO wind
the striking apparatus, and the hell on
which the hours arc struck-.popularly
known as Big 'Ben," for Sir BENJAMIN
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tlons are very dark, and the chamber
sonlber, The rows OF benches around !,
rectangular open space. traditional in
England appear strange to Americans.
Admission to tho Commons is easily o.
tanned. by card from q member
The customs and traditions OF the
houses Of Parliament, the stories OF In
cdents, in tha great scenes that have
baen enacted on the spot or which they
stand. and the historical interest of their
surroundings, will lead traveller APP
preaching them 70 prepare himself by
reading for fun endowment of fow
hours within tho walls Of the new sAiafe
OF Westminster,
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Hail. first commissioner of the works
during the construction OF the building
weighs 49, tons II hundredweight, The
quarter hours are struck on bells weigh
ing from one ton to four tons each. A
succession of notes or u tune, is played
by. the quarter bells. consisting of a
series of variations OF Il passage In the
opening symphony Of the air, II Know
That My Redeemcr Liveth." The BOOM
ing az "Big Ben ana the melodious
notes of the quarter bells In the clock
tower Of the Commons, ndd All Important
feature to the charm Of everyday life
In the nciEhborhood oe Westminster. s.
Visitor from America accustomed to
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THE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT.

the large, light and airy hall or tho
National Capitol or State Legislative
chambers arc surprised at the modest
dimensions and sober cooring of the
legislative chambers of Great Britain.
The House OF Lords Is but OF by Is feet,
and its ceiling Is rs feet high It's dark
.paneling OF oak, and the general aspect
OF Its interior which though aNshly
decorated, shows little light or color,
gives 1t somber effect that Is not re-
alievcd by the richness Of its decora-
tons,
that Of tho Peers. the ehnlnbe, heinz
4 but 10 by IS feet, Here also tho decora-
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How the Trouble Started.

Talk about human beings having de-,
seconded from such las your exclaimed
Poll. "rhey're much mora likely to havs
evolved from birds, You can't speak their
language, and can"
family
n was then that the two had their cel.-
hrated monkey and parrot tim-.-c Chicago
YxibunA.
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Gro be continued next sunday.1
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9mbildmmss stmsffefInna.

gu ben pielfahen @bruusen. bic ben
sbrwiirbissn Saiier 5ran3 SOIsf su
isinem i'm Sabre 1908 beuOrltebenben
Resierunssjubilaum uorbereitet perbsn,
seiellt ii6 Der Plan elmer Saiier Subis
ldums' 'ausitelluns in Bien. anf Dem
GonsreB bes Dsutiden @euerbeuereins
in Reidenbers ipra6 GOmmercienratb
Denf, Der Prdi diioent oes nieberOiters
rei6ii6en @epsrbepereius, iiber Die
fir 1908 seplante slusitelluns in
Bien. @r tbeilte nit. bas bas Rra'
Iioium bes Sereins tiir3lib pom Sai'
ier in sluoien3 empiansen wuroe unO
ben @runbplan iOwie Die Sbee Der
9tusitellung uorle9te. Der Saiier
babe feline 3uitimmuug 9e9eben. baB
Die ausitelluu9 ben 9itel rSaiiers
Subildumss9lusi fibre. unb
binSusefiist, oab ct bas llnternebmeu
untsr ieiuen beionoeren Sdus nebme.
Utan biirfe bOIieu, oaB 1908 elm 0ert
eriteben werbe. ansemeieu uno wiiroi9
oes sroBen anlaiies. --v.s..a
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Eruffs uberan.

Truits unb GombinatiOnsn uOnSdnbs
lern in gebsnsmitteln baben in Der Ga'
nafsOns auf oem Sitbmus BON ganamu
bic Preiie BON 5leiid. Semitic unb
Sbit 70 in bic SObe setrieben. baB bic
Mitslieber Der Condemnation ii1
peranlabt seieben baben. in Der lesten
Sisung cine Reiolution auSunebmsn.
laut wslder bic Ginfaufsaseuten anse.
Wieien weroen, idmmtlide Sebensmittel,
Obns uOrbsr nod 9lnsebOte ausSui6rsi.
ben, i'm Offeuen Wfartt einiutaufsn.
Wtsbrsre @Ommiiidrs erfIdrten. iis bdts
ten in @rfabruns ssbra6t, baB idmmts
tide Sanoter, Die bisber itets sln9ebote
einreiaten, iid uereinist batten, I'm Die
Yreii ie fir 2ebensmittel in Die 9Obe su
i6rauben unb isben unliebiamen GOns
currenten. Der es mage, feline eisenen
Rreiie su MAIDEN, unbarmberSig &C.
Iddftli6 ;u ruiniren.
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GpnsrtfFU ell
gpnsrtb-9bpmns .. Ri6rls.
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9teislatip.
Ssnaipr-gtpare .. 8lspitt.
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1apans @eneraliffimms.

9lls 9ia9folSer 6es am %. Suli
ueritorbeuen @enerals Somura lit Sc
neral Sfu gum @bei oes 9eneralitabes
Der japauiihen 9trmee ernannt worben.
Der neue @eneraliliimus befehli9te wdbs
renb bes ruiiii9'iapanilden arieees
ben liufen Sliisel Der iapaniiden slrs
NEE uuo erfobt cine Reibe Der 9ldn'
ienbiteu Siege, Die bel 9iani9an uub
Tieling. Die unter @eueral Stu's
Sberbefebl itebenoe 9lrmee I6nitt aud
Die bela9erte 5eituns Bort 9lrtbur
9erabe mGbrenb Der tritil6en Beriobe
Der 8ela9eruns BON ibrer 8erbinbnns
nit Der gum Gntias beitimmteu ruiiis
iben arnee ab.
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Strafrebtlibe Serfpieune aller
Wfitalieecr, bic SaS OSibprecr
Wfanifeff unterseihnct
hahcu

baben.
grenierminiiter StolDpin fat ieinen
@nti6luB, Die Mitslieber Der aufse.
lOIten 3eidsouma, pelhe pon 9Si'
borg, 6inulanb, aus einen 9lufrui an
oas ruiiiide 8Olt erlieBen, nidt peie
ter gu periol9en, auigeseben uno ben
Staatsanmalt anselpieien. auf @runo
BON 8aragrapb 129 oes Strafseiss.
budes, Der ieoen Seriud, bic bette.
heube Gesieruns gu itiirSen, ais Sers
breden beseidnst, se9en iie SerbaTts'
befeble gu erwirfen unb iie 3u pros
Seiiiren. 8enu9lei6 Die cOnititutios
nellen Demofraten nun 9eraoe ni6t
iiir6ten, baB Oieienisen ibrer Rattei'
senOHen, welhe an Der SSiborss
Sisuns tbeilnabmen, itrense beitrait
werben, 10 slauben iie bod, oaB ibre
gerbaftuns iie uls Ganoioutsn bel
Der naditen Farlamentswabl unmOss
lid madt. SOSialiiteu unb raOitale
8epolntiondre f6nnen iid ieoO6 auf
itrenss Struien seiabt MAIDEN, oa
Die Resieruns uad elmer @rflaruns
bss Staatsanwalts entidloiien su
iein i6eiut. in ibrem Sal niht alleiu
jeSe giirsiduitsleiituus su uermeis
germ. ionOeru aud ibre itrense ges
itrafuns unter alien llmitanoen burds
3uiesen. DaB bisie Serren ielbit
Elm iebr idarfes gOrseben sesen iie
isitsns Der SebOrben fiirdten, sebt
aus Der GbatIade beruor, baB Uiele
bon ibnen ii4 peritedt balten unb
einise iO9ar rSur @rholun9" cine
6eiie iu's gIuslauo unternOmmen
haben,
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8Dtben:N nnbfbau.
Snlano.

SHl IA u o.
Sn elmer unter ben auipicien Der
giational Temperance SOcietp in Ocean
@rope absebaltenen 8eriammlun9 err
laubts ii6 Der MetbObiitenbiidoi Sames
u. 5isseralo. Elm BrObibitionswiitberih
Der idlimmiten SOrte, alle Gbriiten,
welfe ni6t Sas Probibitionstidet
itimmen, als @eiiunun9slumpeu bin'
5uitellen uuO gu bebaupteu, oab slme'
rifa feline @irtbidaften bate. wenn
bel Wablen alle @briiten eben 10 itim'
men Wiirben, pie tie beten.
Der @ebraud bon Spiaten in perf
fbieoener Sorm nimmt mad einem Ses
ri6t Don Sames Sorbes. Dem @bef Oes
Departments fir 8ettelpeien Der
Garitp Organization SOcietp, in ers
fdredeuOer 9Beiie gu. Sn Der Staot
OieWigOrf allein siebt es nidt weniser
ais $4,000 eienbe Sfauen oes Spiunls,
Wtorpbium' uno GOcainsenulies. am
meiiten perbreitst iid mad bieiem
8eri6t Der @sbrau6 uuter ben 9Ier;.
ten.
Diamanten i'm @ertbe BON S35, ,000,s
600 wurben wGbreno oes Sisfaljabres
1906 nad ben Ser. Staaten importirt
9e9en 27 WiilliOnen i'm Sabre 1905.
19sMilliOuen i'm Sabre 1904 uno 26
0iillionen i'm Sabre 1908. aus bic
fen 3ablenansaben. welhe in oem
fOeben uerDfientlidten 8eridt bes ita.
tiitiihen Bureaus bes Sanoels De-
partements entbalten iino, er9iebt iid
suslsid, oaB Die Diamanteneinfubr
bes 2anbes ME itdrfer semeien lit, ais
in bem lesten Sisfaliabre.
Sn benz Teitament bes unlansit uers
ftorbenen WfilliOnars 8uiiell Gage lit
cine tleine Rabiruns entbedt moroen,
uno bieie nollen Die un3ufriebenen @rs
ben als 8ornano beuuten, um oas
sau;e Teitament fiir unsiiltis erfldren
su laiien uno iif) eineu srDBeren Gins
tbeil an bem RieieuuermOsen oes Grb'
lafers su ii9ern.
Die 8sreinisten Staaten weroen in
Der Reibe Der Bier trinteuoen gtationen
balo cine Der eriten, rpenn nidt bic erite
Stelle einnebmen, beun es muroen i'm
2auie bes NIT bem 30. Stunt beenoeten
Sisfaliabres 160 WiilliOnen @allonen
mebr Bier setrunten, als ie Suuor in
bemielben 3eitraum perbraudt wuroen.
Die @eIammt @innabmen an 3Olls
sebiibren fir SpirituOieu wdbreno bes
testeu Sisfaliabrs maren $143, ,349, ,055
9e9en $135, 1858, ,513 i'm porlesten Sabre.
sluf Seraulaiiuu9 Oes @eneralmajOrs
@ooo wiro uusenblidli6 unter Der 2ei'
tuns pOn Colonel SBoOb betreffs Der bel
Der Wfilitdr Serwaltun9 Der Rbilip'
plnen an9ebli6 por9efommeHen lin.
re9stmdBistsitrn cine llnteriudung abs
9ebalten. Gol. BOOO bat bas Rricess
bepartement eriud)t, mebrere nit Der
Gage Der Dinge unb ben Serpaltunss,
metbOben betauute Sffisiere ibm als
Giiiitenten bei5useben. Dieiem &un.
fae 8oOb's lit entiproden wOroen.
q Dad Iansen iawersn Ssiben 1T Serr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-09
0onneritas, 8. slusuit 1906.
Tufipn Wcminationen.
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SemofratifAe Ncminationen.

9emcfratifhe NeutiHaticnen.
COUNTY.
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Ghtrif-p. 8. GaIpin.
prptbpnpiar-0illnrb N. BuHHsl
S6aBmtifu-p. 9. Conner.
Observation-Disclosures @raf.
Rrprrsr ron Tstes-2puis 3. 3immsE.
Rsailisr ron @ils-Stnrp .. eaplsr.
SuIY GpmmiFGr-A. 3. S'Spsls.
Miusn Sniptifpr-elsp.llpn M. Grams.
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eteislatip.
Ssnatpr-Gtparh 8. 8ltpitt.
RsprGfentantsn.
1. 9ifrift-NihpIas 8urfs.
2. Tiffriti-Iimpibp .. Sapts.
4. BiifIifi-Tpminid Dtmpitp.
5. TifIiii-9amss 6 WeHutrtp.
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