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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-07-24
CITY CHA II.

Insure with Beecher Bros.
For loans see Beecher Bros.
Buy a home of Reidy Bros
I4age-Waters for shoe bargains.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Great shoe bargains at Lage-Waters
For bus or express, Spencer e Trefz.
For bus, baggage. express. call Robb's.
At Weckers, potatoes 10 cents peck
Potatoes, 10 cents a peck at Week
els
Great pants sale at Gustafson &
Hayes.
S. tan oxfords for only $3.50 at Lage-
Waters
Go to Lage-Waters' this week and
get bargain.
II. T. Siemon wants your tin and fur
mace work. 1526-152S Fourth avenue.
$3.50 patent leather oxfords for la
dies reduced to s1.75 at Lage-Waters
Outing pants worth from 1895 to So
on sale at sos. Gustafson e Hayes
The Garden of Love-" sweet must
cal refrain at Totten's and Bowlbys
music stores.
Kings Daughters sociable on lawn
at the residence of e. H. Guyer, We'd
nesday evening.
Any suit bought at our store will be
pressed and kept in shape free. Gus
tafson & Hayes
The A. C. Sewing circle of Aiken
ctr f.Io will oft
noon at the Tower.
''Just You" the sweetest. tenderest
song of the times. at Bowlby's and Tot
tens music houses.
Attend the first dance given by the
]. o. of R. FL club Wednesday evening,
July 25, Bleuers orchestra. Gents so
cents, ladies free.
The latest song hits, Just YOU"
THE Garden of Love-" and Dear Min
nctonka,' on sale at Bowlby's and
Tottens music houses.
Lawn sociable under the auspices of
In His Name circle of the Kings
Daughters at the residence of E. II.
Guyer Wednesday evening.
In His Name circle of the Kings
DduS give d lawn SOCidDiS DIT TIC
residence of T.. II. Guyer on Twenty
first street Wednesday evening.
Justice G.. Albert Johnson this morn
ing officiated at the marriage of James
W hite and Miss Rose Wade, both of
Williamsfeld, H.. at his office.
Expert manicuring, shampooing and
thorough treatment of the hair and
scalp given by Mrs. Sol Levi. 736 Sew
enteenth street. Old phone west SO.
St Margaret's guild will give lawn
sociable at Trinity chapel, Seventh
street and Fourth avenue, Wednesday
evening. Ice cream and cake, 10 cents.
The annual Sunday school picnic of
the United Presbyterian church will be
held at Prospect park tomorrow Cars
will leave Fifteenth street and Third
avenue for the park at 10 o'clock.
E. F. Tegtmeyer, foreman of the
Fort Wayne, Ind, erecting shops of
the Pennsylvania lines west has been
appointed assistant superintendent of
the Rock Island roads shops at Sill
Wis
Rev. William Martin of Aledo. will
preach next Sunday at the United
Presbyterian church. Because of the
Sunday school picnic tomorrow there
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-07-24
Special Train to St. Paul.

On account of the number of inquir-
les regarding the $500 rate to St. Paul
on sale July % the Rock Island have
decided to run a special train in addi-
ton to the regular morning and even
ing trains which leave here at 1875 a.
III, and 9:20 p. NJ. The special train
will leave at $40 p. m, and will con-
sist of through chair cars. coaches. and
tourist cars. Berth sf00 in tourist car.
Call at city ticket Office, 1929 Second
avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-07-24

Esther S. Eells, ct al. to Charles L.
Wenks, lot 10. block 1, Smalley's First
sub-div. South Rock Island, 1925.
George Herbst to Maria NJ. Long, lot
4, block 5. Silvis, $1.700.
Alfred Stromquist to Frank Engel-
mann, part NV sec. 2. II, 2w, $3.50.
Edward C. Donahoo to Katherine
Fitzgerald. lot 8. block 3, Donahoo &
Cosner's First add. East Moline, $3.50.
William E. Bailey to May e. Renner.
lot 4. block 2. Wallace Grove add.
Rock Island, 1925.
William F.. Bailey to Ola J. Santee.
lot 3. block 2. Wallace Grove add.
Rock Island. 1925.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-07-24
THE " E4TH r. Il.
Fair tonight and Wednesday; warmer

High barOmetcrs and clear. cool
weather prevail over the central val
legs, the lake region and the north Pa
cific coast. Scattered thunderstOrms in
the Rocky mountain region, and rising
temperatures eastward to Iowa and
Minnesots, have accompanied the west
ern area of low pressure which over
lies the eastern Rocky mountain slope
and the southern plateau states, with
the lowest barometers i'm saskatchewan
and Arizona. Showers and thunder
storms in the east gulf sections and
over the Atlantic slope have resulted
from the eastern storm which is dis
beyond the Atlantic coast.
Fair weather will continue I'm this vi
cinity tonight and Wednesday, with
warmer tonight, due TO the influence OF
the western low pressure.
}. VI. SHERIER- Local FOrecaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-07-24
Mrs. Lucinda Warner.

Mrs. Lucinda Warner of Warner 5
Crossing. died this morning at 4 o'clock
after an illness of several months. She
was 73 years of age a native of Yer
mont, she came to this country immedi-
ately after her marriage. in 1849, resid-
ing first on the government island, and
later at the place now. bearing the
family name.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-07-24
Burial at Lama. Iowa.

The remains of Mrs. Flora Myrtle
Rutledge who died at her home, 221S
Sixth avenue, yesterday morning, were
taken last night at 1920 to Taml,
Iowa. where the funeral services will
be held tomorrow
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-07-24

and who was himself seriously
wounded. was discharged from st.
Luke's hospital today. He received
nearly fifteen bullet wounds, and was
not expected to recover.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-07-24
RAILWAY TIPS.

SIS to Chicago, Illinois and return
via C. NJ. G ST. Paul Railway. Dates of
sale August 4, 5 and 6, final return linn
it August Is, 1906.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-07-24
Real Estate Transfers.

George F. Pingree to Ethel a. Tally.
lot 4. block l, McCain's add. Moline,
$500.
Charles Fl. Dibbern to Blanche IT.
Fisher. lot 10. c. II. Dibbern & Sons
First add, Sears. 5000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-07-24

B. r. r 741s, B. & o. 1167s, Atchison
SSH, Locomotive 40, Sugar 1874. St.
Paul 1883. Copper 81, Republic Steel
preferred 95, Republic Steel common
251A.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-07-24

Children like Kennedy's Laxative
Honey and Tar. The pIeasantest and
best cough syrup TO take, because 1t
contains no opiates. Sold by all drug
gists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-07-24
.ambs, $4@$6.50.
Feed and Fuel,

Grain-Corn, 81 to 55c; oats, 4Oc
Forage-Timothy hay, SIS; prairie
81 to $l4; clover, mixed, $11 TO $12;
straw. s. to Sc.
Woodland, per load. So to $3.50.
Coal-Lump, bushel, 1Sc; slack, per
bushel, 10 to 12c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-07-24
Receivers From Wounds.

Paul Ross. who was with John Es-
berg when the latter was shot and
killed in Davenport by Hoffman,,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-07-24

Temperature at "a. M, 63; ut $50
-. m.. IS. Minimum temperature I'm II
hours, IS; maximum, SO. Velocity of
wind Mt = n. M, miles.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-07-24
$3.50 to CHICAGO and Return.

Via c., NJ. & st. p. railway-$7.9
Dates of sale, Aug. IL, u and IS. Linn
it tickets for return to Aug. %, 1906.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-07-24

WHEREVER YOU GO YOU'LL FIND THAT
OTHERS PANT To LIVE. SOME PANTS
ARE DEAD ONES, BUT The LIVEST PANT
OF ALL PANTS is THE GREAT PANT
SALE AT THE M. AND x. PANT BAR
GAINS THAT ARE NEEDED BY HALF TIE
MEN--THE LOWER HALF. REMEMBER
TIGE, YOU CAN SAVE TRAVELLING Ex-
PENSE5 AT THE M. AND X PANT
SALE AND YOU DON HAVE To LOOK
LIKE a CHEAP SKATE ETHER
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-22

9ute 9lrbeit 5u mdBisen greiien
liefert bic p@Odenblatt" Office.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-22
Wcro Serautcu.

= Gbomas glogo Don 0iar9aret
auenue, Der Seiter zines eleftriiheu
WtOtorwasens in Der 0essett's @reei
3e6e. paro SSreitaS Sormitta9, als Ell
cine SOppeluus uOrnebmen wollte unb
bic Sarren ii6 in Sewesuns iesteu,
swii9en oenielben sefanssu unb bOs uer'
teet. Das linfe Bein rparo sebrodeu,
bic rs6ts Stfte uerrentt, Der a6rper
Seri6unoen uno ibm aud cine lan9ere
8unos an Der Sdaoslbaut beiSsfiist.
Srau gluna Duffp BON Slab slus
apsnue wnrbe Wiontas fur3 Dor Wfit'
terna6t an Court StraBe pon einem
StraBenbabnwasen SetrOffen, eineStrede
seidleiit uno baum pom auffaussappas
rat sefansen. Die 6rau maro fart
3eridunben uno weseH ibrem alter er.
mics Iid Die erbaltene Nerpeneriditters
uns als cine itarte. Wtan nabm iie
nad drStliher SebanOluns in elmer
Snti6e naA 9auie.
- Oret jun9e Seute Durorn Wfonta9
gia6t an WtariOn StraBe beim S6lits
teniabren uerlest, oils ibr Shlitten in
einen aOblenwasen rannte. sic iiuo !:
WtarD @uuanausb pom @reen 0tib9e
Strabe, gebrOdenes Sein +; 8illiam
6au6 bon Darlington gluenue, psrs
renttes Ssin; gBiIliam Bind bon
GapOuie 2luenue, S6nitte am SOpf nub
@eiidt uno aorperidrammen. Die
anberen Sniaiien bes Bob" Sdlittens
wurOtn ui6t pciter oerlest, absr ulle
srbisltGn cine iturte sIufriitteluus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-22
Sas 1hal abtp arts.

9ahlor. = gm Sonntae abenb perr
Itarb mad furSer Sranfbeit Die feds
Sabre atte qDOia, 1o6ter BON Serrn
nnb 5ruu slusuit ReinbarOt. Sie mar
bas sinsise Sinb uno Der StoIs Der @l'
tern uno wurbs seitern i'm SOreit Some
Sriebhoie 3ur 0tube bei9elest. - Die
g8abl an Dienitas erreste nnr ssringes
Sntereiie, benn bic Sanbioaten batten
feline Sppoiition. = llbrma6er gSinters
berger lit nah bem Saoen umseSo9en,
mo- Der Barber 91eiienf flub friiber
mar. .-Serr SObn GGnnler sebenft feline
ausbalt9e9enitGnbe su maBiSsn Prei'
len III uerfauien unO laoet Sauiluitise
Ireunbli6it ein.-@s lit uersebens, Su
ueriu6en, eS slllen re6t Su MAIDEN /;
bisie alte 2ebre fat aud Sbr @Orres
Ipunbent neuIi9 wieber beitati9t 9efun'
oeu.-Der Wtasfenball Der Gagtor
S6lau6 So. 9io. in Otis Salle 9es
ltern abenb mar bsltsns beiudt unO See
bermann idien iih gu amiiiiren.-Rod,
Sole unc 10 weiter. audi warme Inter-
tleiOer, oesslei6en Striimpf' unO S6uh'
unO mandes nod oaSu. 6liibmann &
9Beibel sarantiren, baB beitenS lie enf
ausitafieren.
- Srau SOiepb Yreis BON Oh
Sorss wuroe uerfloIieue SSode mad
fur;er Srautbeit pom 3Ooe we9eserafit
uuo ibre 8seroi9uns erIol9te 6rsitas,
Die YersOrbene. cine allsemein geah'
tste oeutide Srau, ipirb BON ben 2Od'
tern.HSrau Soiepb Mtertet, Wfiunie,
Sraneis, Sliue uno 2bereia uno Den
SObueu Charles, Soiepb, @oparS nne
SatOb iiberlebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-22
Der id,tpanfeupe Bar.

Die ssriusen Sreibeiten, wel6e bet
Gar ourt Den lifas pom lesten Sttober
eewdbrte. oOer tueni9itens periprad,
Iollen Dem Yolfe nun, oa Die Repolus
tion nieoerseidla9en lit, Wieoer entrilen
weroeu. Da lie slaubten. OaB iie i'm
Go1beiit ibrer alteu Wtadt iino, bran:
seu Die 8eatttoudre ben Serrider, bic
pon ibm bemilli9te Duma einfa6 wieoer
abSuidaifeu. Sbr Siibrer, Der Wiini'
iter OeS Snuern Durnowo. balt jeoo6
eineu loldeu Sdritt fir 5u 9ema9t
uno bat einen anOereu Blan aus9ebedt,
bur6 weldeu Die Oiatioualueriamms
lung su eiuer SARGE 9ema6t werben Ioll.
9Beun feline SOridld9e bic 3uittmmuns
rSdter6ens" iinben, mas lehr wabr.
ideinlid lit, 10 miro oils eiue slrt Sbers
baus Elm reaftIouarer Staatsratb 9e'
idaiien werben, Der alle uou Der Duma
paiiirten @eiesuOridla9e perlperien
fam. rleberbies ioll ben erwdblten
9ertrstsrn Ses Soifes nidt 9eItattet
werbsn. bic BON Der 9tesieruns sinses
bradtsn Sorlasen Su befampfen. 0aB
@itts bieien 9lnidlas gut beiBt. sebt
aus Der 3uriidSiebuns oes ieiner5eit
BON ibm at bic 3emitipos seridteten
@siu6es um llnteritiisuns berpor.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-22
GBilsess Barre Ssa6ri6ten.

= Der Maurer 2tntOn 9lSbof BON
$50. n Sones StraBe itiirjte uorlesten
WiittwOd BON einem 80 SUP bOben @e.
rifle 10 unsliidli6 sur @rOe, OaB er
infOlse iunerli6er Serlesungen balb
Ourauf ben @eiit aufsab.
- gei Der 8abl ON 9ienitae baben
Die Demofraten ibren Suuoibaten fir
Sdasmeiiter, Daniel Z. part, NIT elmer
Wtsbrbeit BON 500 ct. erwablt. Die Res
publitaner binsesen erwablten Die 5wei
S6ulbileftoren. Der 8ahlfampf mar
elm beiBer.
= Charles Sauermil1, ein befann.
ter bieiiser beutider Sdneioer, itarb
DOnnerita9 slbeno 5 llbr I'M itaOtiiden
Soipital. Der Seritorbene marb 1928
in &erSenbeim in Der Bfal3 sebOren.
fam ais iuneer Wtann ua6 9lmerita
uuo lieB lid in Biltesbarre nteoer.
- slls Der griediih:tatbOlilde Brie.
iter Raul Raoiuiet pom Sreelauo OOn'
nsritas slbeuo einenl ipaten uubefanns
ten Seiudler Die Saustbiire Oifnete, be-
tGubte i'm berielbe ourd einen S6la9
aui ben Sopf uuo oeriests ibm bann
mebrere MeNeritide. Ser Gbater ents
fam unb Die 8unbeu bes @eiitli6eu
ituo lebeussefdbrlid.
- adt Sermeher baben am Oienitag
Wior9eu nit Dem 9lbitedeu Der neuen
Sabulinie fir Die Del. & y. @Ompanie
uon Glib 8ilfesbarre nah auoca be-
9onnen. Oielelbe miro pom Sio naf)
9ioro Biltesbarre uno BON oa entlaus
ber 8iItesbarre & @alteru 8abn nad)
ApOca flibren unb man 9laubt, baB es
cine Oirefte 6radtbabn fir ole 9ennlgls
pauia @Ompanie werben iOa.
- Sn eiuer Siitte uabe bem ssu6e
Ses Sdadtes sur SuttonwOOo 3ehe
in SauOuer 9ownibip erptoOirte Can't
flag 9esen Wtitterna6t cine Quantitdt
n@iant" Puluer. Woburd bier Mdnner
ibr Sebeu uertoren. nemli6 SSm. Ments,
leoi9, alt % Sabre; SObn 2ablor, aft
30 Sabre, binterldBt Srau uuo Spei
Sinoer; SWeu 8. antbonp. alt 40
Sabre. BiHterldBt Srau nnb a6t Sin.
Der; anton Sbulrun. alt 35 Sabre,
binterldbt Srau unO Elm Sinb. Der
lestere lebte eini9e StunOen, Die anOeren
wurOen iofort III Stiide serriiien nuo
Die SOrpsrtbeile mad alien 5tidtunseu
Seritreut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-22
6erid, tlid,c cS.

Srau Catherine Gbaowif BON Gar.
bOnoale, Oes uuseiesliden Serfaufs BON
@etrdnfen iiberfiibrt, muroe in Srei
WiOnaten @eidnsniB uno elmer Strafe
Don $500 uerurtbeilt.
3pei weitere @beideibun9en murben
Samita9 pom @eridt bepitlist. nemli6
9Inna Va Srance BON @bwaro 70
Srance, uno Us. Z. Gareb BON 9iellie
@are9, beioe wesen Deiertion.
Wtarp ROdwel uOn Stppbant erbielt
Montas pom ibrem @atten Sames 9B.
Eodwsl Die S6eiouns bepillist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-22
4ittstpu.

- Sin unbefannter Wiann murhe
Samitas Sbeno Swiiden Der Suuction
unb Dem @orton SOie uon einem 2ebisb
0alleg 3u9e 9etObtet, oils ct BON bem'
ielben fiel; ber SsOrper warb idauoer>
baft 3erfleii6t.
SObu @arlg BON Bort @riifitb
fisl DOnneritas giadt cine 9reppe bin.
ab unO brad ii6 bas @enid, iooaB er
auf Der Stelle toot mar. @arlB mar
friiber Su GarbonOale Dobnbaft unb erit
fiirSli6 nu6 Bort @riffitb umseliebelt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-22
Suumpre.

- 3bomaS Seis BON Orinfer Ctr.
waro Samltas Dabreno Der arbeit BON
einem Dedenfall 9etroiien unb erbielt
ben SuBtn66et sebroben unb Die Siifte
psrlest. Gr mirb i'm 2adawanna SOipis
tai bebanoslt, no feline @enelun9 ers
martet piro.
- Die Oieuitag bier absebaltene
8abt erpies ii6 als Elm uOllitdnoiser
Sies fir Die Siirserpartsi, osnn Oereu
idmmtlide Sanbioaten mnrOen init bib
l6en Wis6rbsiten iiber bic DemOfrateu
erwdblt. Die @ampasne mar cine iebr
lebbafte unb beibe Seiten tbaten ibr
8eltes, UNI erfolsrei6 Su iein.
- slm lettsn SOnntas feierte Ssrr
SObn 6rant I'M Sauie ieines SObnes
Sobn BON Ounmore uuter ;ablreider
9heiluabme i'm SerwanOtens unb Se.
fanntentrsiie ieinen 75idbriaen @eburts'
tag. 6err Srunf, welder fir lanse
Sabre elm seadteter Siirser Oieier
StaSt, uuO Sater pon 5rau @uitau
Stard BON 2ocuit StraBe lit, bat es iih
nidt uebmsn luiieu, feline pielen @aite
aui bas frsunoli6ite sn beuirtben, audi
wurbeu perIdiebeue SOIOs Sem alten
Serru unO Sreunoe Su Gbren uOr9e'
trasen uuO gum S6luB CAB es einen
uOrSiiSli6eu 2unh, wel6er BON alien
Seiten sea6tet wurbe. Das ~Uodsns
blatt" wiinidt na9traslid cine bsr3lide
@ratulation.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-22
3u sliidli6, um 10 idjreiben.-Sr

gu sliidli6, um 10 idrsiben.-SO
iast Serr slntOni Damo3pd pOn 4761
MelrOie Ctr. gbilaoslpbia. Pa., na6.
benz er Ourd Sorni's gllpentrduters
8lutbeleber sebeitt mar. sd banfe
@ott fir meine quite @siunbbeit, psl6e
mir bur6 ben Observation-Disclosures
wiebersesebeu wurbe. SObalo i'd se'
iunb mar, unternabm i6 cine Reiie na6
benz Saterlanoe unb i'd mar iiber mein
@siunowerosn 10 gliidli6, bab id ans
Sarsibsn gar ni6t Oa6ie.~ slu6 fir
ben trdntiten Wteniden liest SOifnuns
in Sorni's sllpenfrauter Biutbeleber.
Sbr t6nut ibn nidt aus ben 9Ipotbefen
beSieben. ionOern nur BON ben @isen.
tbiimern ODER oeren slsenten. sOrsiiirt
Or. Reter 5abrueg & CONS Co.,
112-118 SO. 9opne slue., Chicago,
81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-22
Spbe 3arf Ictiscn.

-Seute unb morsen abenb miro In
Der beuti6en Rresbgteriiden Sirde an
@beitnut slpenue bon Der Sonntasss
i6ule cine @antata oor9etrasen perben,
uuo Spar unter Der Direftion BON Pas
flor 8. SdOttle.
- Sc siebt feline Wiusfet ODER fein
9lieb, peldes nibt bon Rbeumatismus
befallen merben fam. @S 9iebt aber
feline slrt bsiielbeu, mel6er nidt burd
ct. Safobs Sel furirt merbeu fam.
So furirt fiber uno bauernb.
- Durd Senfuusen on 6iiniter
StraBs, Seaspue, Dieuitas 9ia6t,
murbe Die 8obnun9 6eS SameS Sbea
fattiid ,erit0rt, wdbreno Die 8obnuns
bss Midael DOusbertD am Tanbe Der
3srit6runs itano. Wtan bsfiirdtete
sur 3eit, oaB Senfnn9en ii9 nod wei'
ter ausbreiteu piirben.
Distto Sticco BON Sadion Strase
wurbe frlb Sonntas WOrsen bel Der
Sampton Bdiherei, als er pom einem
Sarreu ab unb swiiden Die GaOer fiel.
10 i6limm uerlest, baB er sleih barauf
itarb. Die re6te Saub mar ibm beim
@elenf ab9eidnitten uno linn AUDI ein
S6aOelbrud Sugefii9t worben.
= Die 0iaidiHenwerfe Der People's
Sobten @ompanie an .3ebnter Guenue
wurben iriib seitern MOrsen ourd Elm
entitaHoenes 6euer uOllitdnois ausse.
braHnt uno fir cine 3eit fang iab ss
aus, oils menn Der BREEDER aud BON Den
Slammen ersriffen werOen wiirOe, bod
selans es Der 6euerwebr, oiss su Der.
binbern.
-Srau 3. 9labe BON @pans Court
bate ii6 nidt Wenis bariiber beunrus
bist, OaB ibr 8ruoer Wfatbew Simons
felt bem 6. Sebruar ueri6wunOen mar,
bod flarte iid Die Sade am Sreitas
auf, inOem seiuuoen wuroe, baB Der
Wfann einen Iermin wesen 1runfens
belt uno unsebiibrlidem Setrasen i'm
GountD @efan9niB abiaB.
50. s. 2rdser BON Prtce StraBe,
Der al Srau @liiabetb Snieriem einsn
unanitanoi9en oeutiden 9riei bur6
bic Boit ianbte unb Die Sade ni6t
beitritt, wurOe uon SSrau Snisriem aui
Die slnfla9e Der Ssrlaumbuns uerbaftst
nnc iiir iein geri6tlites Grideinsn uns
ter Siirsidaft seitellt. Der Subalt
bes Srieies lit 10 9emein. Dap er nidt
perOffentlidt werben tanu.
- Die @eit Scranton GlettriIde
Siat uno Sei3uus GOmpanie bot Iid
um9etauIt uno nenut li6 nun nTbe
Sadawanna Sisbt GOmpanp." sic bot
an Sanoelion apenue, ;wii6en @len
nno. 8alnut StraBen. ;wei unb eiubalb
ader Sano erworben, auf bem in 8urs
sem ibre Berfe erridtet weroen iollen.
Das 2ano toitete 81 900, bas ueue Sc.
bduoe wirb $40. 900 unb bic Wtaidinen.
ansriiituns stwa 100000 foiten.
- Die 8Obnune oes Gouutp Detets
tips Fbillips an 9tOro Wfain auenue
wnrbe Sonntas 9iadt pon Ginbre6ern
nm cine solosne 1aideuubr. Setts, 8e.
oOlper, Sanotaide unO 8lenolatsrne
beitoblen, wdbreuO Die Samllie abwe.
ienb mar. Das sanje Saus wurbs BON
ben GinOrinslinsen SurditObert. Die
Serbsrt Sones 9BObnuns an 0iorO
GUNNER slpenue waro in Der sleiden
Oiadt aud BON Ginbredsrn beiudt, bod
madten lie bortielbit feline 8eute.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-22
Meue 6rnblings
Nnflnfte In farbis
9en unD i6marSen
NleiOer-
ln0Qrell.

Die fartias @aarsn BEL tisisr ausfsluns
Fine alls ausaep6blt ppresn sur Mnfsrtiguna
In ntue ppus 5 den Nnsiist, une lautsn In ben
S6aitirunssu Don sintm tisfen arau burt psr'
f&ishsnt 9ltnbunssn ~ tiufm covert tan. Die
mtiff auFaasnesu nsut @eptbs Rnb;
qanarf Suitinss, pcnb Suitinss,
Scr Suitinss. aufria Snitinss,
8ain grppf 5anrp Suitiuss,
gisrsauT paHamas.
panama Gbsds, Rod Covert
S&Rarw uHb @tibs Gtsd @obair.
1euuis Snitiuss-tin fstr au,isbsrtss 5uG
In einsm Rtiism f&attirttn einit Gbtd nit
Habm nuissruub.
Das itsdrse Sltibnpaarsn Department I'M
@lcbs @atbcult if 70 aus Isbtbnt une sca,
lf6nhta, bae % faum mSeit ufdtini. mob
ptitsrt 3ul1Bs ~ MAIDEN, absr irpb@m stsbi
% cine Dtnae ppn gltulinasn. uniT bidtn
Fnb bic auFaasntftn HcpitGtsn;
Gill Bars SnOiat bsuristta Chiffon gOitss,
Saersas Iamiis, Ras YatiRss In Saattsn.
Gmprss Glott. irsifsn uub Gttds,
Marpslsaur, Drase GSrmaHta.
Gpineis Crepe, 5snristta 8rsnt Strsts,
Saifsta Rctair, Clifton SrOabelott,
arbprs 8ainprosf, Glas Diascnals.
. risffIs's graptnstts. gauns gsuaians.
9. 9. 9. (HsdsHlos, bsnsBtt uHh eelGram-
tftt), 9rsabtlotb eOnerips.
8ssb's 8abrifats. sini&Iisbsnb eansbcpuss
nnb Stibs @aTp Ssnristtas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-22

= Der Wtasfenball bes @ermania
@eianSuersius 9eitern slbeno erfreute
ii6 tros oes abideuli6en Betters zines
9uten Seiudes uno mar cine auBerit
abserunoete Seitli6feit.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-02-21

Charles H. Curtis has gone to Waltham
to get out ship timber.
Miss Helen Adams left last week for q
short visit in Boston and vicinity.
The literature club will meet next Mon
day evening with Mrs. Curtis r. Foster.
e. X. Hopkins was called to New York
Saturday on business. He will return
this week.
Philip H. Sheridan council worked the
initiatory degree on five candidates last
Thursday night.
J. F. Knowlton and E. E. Rowe attended
the meeting Of the grand lodge A. o. U.
w. in Portland last week.
The ladies' auxiliary of the Congrega-
tional church will meet with Mrs. Austin
H. Joy, Tuesday at 3 o'clock.
Elba w. Mayo, OF Brewer, former resi-
dent Of this city, with his wife, is visiting
old friends here for few days.
City hose company is planning for it's
annual Easter Monday concert and ball,
which win fall this year on April 16.
The Unitarian woman's alliance will
meet at the parsonage Wednesday after
noon, Feb. 2s. The topic will be SUNDAY;
Shall we lose the holy day in the holiday?"
A. D. Stuart lost his horse "Peanuts"
this week. The horse stepped on an iron
rake some time ago, and from the wound
lockjaw developed. 1t was necessary to
kill the horse.
There will be no festival chorus rehear-
sal this week. At the meeting next week
Thursday evening, March lit is i'm
portsnt that every member attend who
can possibly do so.
The March social committee of the Con-
gregational society is preparing for an
entertainment. A pretty parlor play will
be presented. The date has not been
definitely fixed. Refreshments will be
served.
The Baptist church is to be rewired for
electric lights, in place of the kerosene
lights which have been in use for some
time. There is now an electrolier in the
centre of the church, and this will be put
in order and used, and additional lights
and fixtures will be installed.
The dance and supper given by Sun
rise council, Daughters of Liberty, last
Thursday evening, was not largely at
tended, owing to the severe storm. Those
who did attend had an enjoyable evening.
A dinner was served by the council at the
Odd Fellows hall the following day.
Officers of Acadia chapter, Royal Arch
Masons, were installed last evening.
Grand Scribe James e. Parsons was in
stalling officer, with Past High Priest j..
w. Nealley as grand captain of the host.
The new officers are: Arno w. King, E.
H. P; John F.. Knowlton, K; John H.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-02-21

Come around next Saturday
Feb. 24) and see what a lot of
"surprises" we will have for
you in the meat line.