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Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-13

Boston .........O O,O1 o "a
Left on bases: New York, 4; Boston. L.
Base on balls: on Orth, /. Struck out;
BY Orth. s; by Glaze, 4. Three-base hits:
Eiberfeld LAporte. Two-base hits: Free
man. Stolen bases: Hoffman, Goodwin.
Time. 1880 Umpire: O'Loughlin.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-13
packers lunch Hits.

KANSAS CITY, Sept 12-Kansas City
defeated Minneapolis today by punching
hits in the eighth inning. Score:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-16
JEROME AND TAMMANY
"Big Tom'' Foley Fought Him al
Polls, but They Are Friendly.
Pearsonis MAGAZINE.

Jerome is mitch more unconvention-
al man than President Roosevelt. He
smokes cigarets and he slaps laboring
men and district leaders on the back,
and he hash It t'hesitated to advocate
some views Of which the orthodox
would never approve He is what used
to be called, before good taste banished
the word, a bohemian! He likes a
good time over a table in the back
room of a cafe with a set Of boon COM
panions; and ittwouldn It matter in the
least to him whether they were plain
laboring men,, club members, assist
ants from. his office. newspaper men,
ministers or, detectives, SO long as they
were what he calls . en.' -. :,
IT like man, - he said in one Of his
recent speeches. 5t.sAnd that is why. !
liked Richard Croker, tho never agreed
with an idea that he had. I liked him
because he had a jaw, and when he
looked you in the, eye it was like i
blow.' -
That statement furnishes the key ia
New York IS fighting district attorney
and explains why, altho he has spent
| his life opposing Tammany men, some
of his best friends are Tammany Hall
district leaders, .->[s
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-16
Right across the street from Jerome s

Right across the street from Jerome IS
office in the criminal court building is
a saloon kept by Tammany Hall dis
trict leader, HBig Tom' Foley. For
four years and more "Big Tom has
been one of Mr.. Jerome IS stanchest
friends, and when Tammany refused to
nominate Jerome, and Big Tom went
to ). him and expressed regret that he
had to work against him, the district
attorney said: ...s =.
ooh, I know that, Tom. Don It you
worry. You don It suppose I don't un-
derstand.''. -. ::..>>
And Foley said, in talking about it
last in Tammany Hall. But, now, as
square a one as ever stood in two
shoes, and [ stood up for him to the
last in Tammany hall. But, now, as
he's not on our ticket, I'll do every
thing I can to keep vote away from
him. j.. .-.s. ..-s.-.. &. -.~.-e <...s -. =. :
Foley kept his word, kept it with
the utmost difficulty, for among his
5,000odd voting constituents the dem
ocratic district attorney was a sort of
idol, and Jerome's vote in Foley's dis
trict was kept down to 1900. Now
that it is all over, Big Tom and the
district attorney are as warm friends
| as ever. $780, -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-16

GENTLEMEN TOWN who get
Metropolitan STYLE guar
charges
Dor everybody alike regardless
chant LAWYER Harry Mitchell Minneapolis
Finest Tailor Store
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-16
Unexplored Parts Of America.

s. Undiscovered America, the lead
ing article in The Sunday Journals
by aSe cyrus cyrus G. Adams s' Of the American
Geographical Society's staff and First
President Of the Department of Geog-
raphy, Brooklyn Institute of Arts and
Sciences. $50 far as we can foresee,
writes Mr.. Adams, "the geogra phical
problems of the continent will need
the explorer for generations to come .
find that there is so great an area of
this continent which not only has never
been opened up, but upon which the ex.
plorer has never set foot, to make nc
mention of the tremendous acreage that
is still unsurveyed. There are bits Of
unexplored country. too, not very fal
acres Of it north Of the Canadian line
where the summers are short and the
| winters long and severe.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-16

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; Observation-Disclosures
'tKing Haakon is as safe anywhere
in Norway as he could possibly be any
where in the wide world and the story
published in one Of the Minneapolis
papers that he is in danger of assas-
treme,' said Erling Bjornson today,
when the matter was brought to his
attention. . ="
"No man is any more respected ana
beloved by the Norwegians than their
new king. The most ardent republicans
have accepted the monarchy with the
utmost good will and all parties are
Joining hands for the common welfare
of the country: >:
"Why, the king and queen, move
about Christiania as freely as the pr11-
ants or guards or any form of cere..
mony. They take their drives and ski
tours, do their own shopping just like,
| ordinary people, and if any evil-mindeds
people have any designs on King Haa-
kon's life they have had ample oppor-:
tunitiess ere this to carry them out.
Story for Purpose.
"The entire story, in my opinion,
was sent out by those who wish to dis,
credit the new Norwegian government
and to convey the impression that, the
1 Norwegians are dangerous revolution
lists. g. -
NORWAY does not produce anarch-
lists and assassins and the report which
purports to have been sent out from
Copenhagen is a fabrication and moth
ing else That Queen Maud is IN q,
delicate condition is, doubtless we'll
known, but that she is on the verge or
nervous prostration on account 3ot. an,
70 orainSt the life OF
the king is absurd. 81. =,
II have received Geographic infor-
nation that the story of the contro'
versy between the king and Bjornst'
ierne Biornson is false in every .part1c'
vular The king and my father are on
the best of terms and Mr.: &Bjornson IS
as staunch supporter OF the present
regime as any one "4ez@z :--*..:r7 -.
Changes Previous Notion.
Erling Bjornson is greatly pleased
with Minneapolis. His former ideas Of
what he considered the ultima thule Of
civilization have been radically changed
+ bv his visit to the twin cities. In {
/ tour of the business district he ex
\ pressed great admiration for the bi.
department stores with their splendid
/ systems Of conducting business, the tai
office buildings, the unusually handsom
banks and the general alertness of tn
people. In particular does he extoll tn
great progress made in the new state
in the matter of public education, whic
have not a parallel anywhere. -.
Mr.. Bjornson will spend about te
days more in. the twin cities. At pres
emit he is the guest Of the Minnesot
club in ST.. Paul, but will make hi
home in Minneapolis next week. H
speaks tomorrow evening at Dania ha
on "Norway's Struggle for Indepent
/ the events of 1914 and 1905 The LEI
ture will be illustrated by about on
/ hundred stereopticon views illustratin
I scenes from the late military operation
on the frontier, and other events (
last year, with a number Of picturesqu
l views and portraits. I.E =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-16

Their gentle action and good effect
on the system really make them a per-
may we'll be termed Perfection.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-16
Summer in Europe

Write f. III. Tristram, A. G. p. A.,
Wabash Railroad, 81 Adams ST., for the
Itinerary of delightful Tour in Eu-
rope. Number limIiit,ed-early applica-
ton imperative. The excellent train
service Of the Wabash to the east makes
direct connection with all steamers.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-16

Teacher-Johnny, what happened on
July 4, 100 years ago9 < g=:I
| JOHNNY: dunno, ma am; [ ain It
| but 10. @E
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-16

Git-La Grippe cures the worst cold in
to Kill the grippe germ. No quinine. 25c.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-16

Foot-Schulze Glove rubbers Stand
ard for 60 years. Sold everywhere.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-16
Just: Out.

All persons interested in planting
trees, shrubs, ETC., should write .or phone
Rose Hill Nursery for new descriptive
illustrated catalogue, which is mailed
free.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-16
City News
KING
HAS NO ENEMIES
WILD STORIES OF ASSASSINATION
ARE LAUGHED AT.

Erling Bjornson Talks Entertainingly
Of Charming Home Life and Demo
cratic Habits of New Monarch
Lecturer-F Farmer Wonders at Prog
ress of the Northwest.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-01

Sir bic 8srsleuts 1T bas anit sinss
Bsdsu SHipsitOrs BON GROCER 8idtis.
felt nab Elm Wtann iOllte fir balislbe
sspdblt wsrOsn. Der bic abfi4t bot,
feline PfIiatsn s%suifenbaft gu srfilIsn.
Gin FOLDER Nuuu 1T slewsllpn 10.
Grams. Der osmoirutii4e 9anbiOut fur
NJtiusn SnipsttOr, Der ss fia unSslaifsu
isin pirO. bic Ssrsarbeitsr in ibrem
ssidbrli6en gerufe icweit ME mOslid
gu bsiGiisen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-01
Die Staat$mabl

lit Idon jest 10 gut wie euti9ieSsn gus
s%uuiten Oes Suiionss2 idsts uuo es ban.
belt ii6 nur oarum, mie bod bic Webrs
belt bes 9ouuernOrs Sanoioaten iein
mirb. aufmsrtiame 8soba6ter Der pc.
litiiden StrUmuns iddssn ,..ous @merp
I'M Snnern bss Staatss cine Wtebrbeit
BON ui6t inter 100 900 Stimmen ers
balten uuO OuB Die Stabt SbitaOslpbia
ibm meitere $4,000 Mebrbeit seben
miro bod seben sinise S9dsuussn
melt bOber.
aber es lit nidt seniissnS, siusn DC.
mOfrutiiden @UuuernOr Su srpdblen,
mir lollten aud iouiel ais mOsli6 bar.
nad traaten. ibm cine bsmotratiids
ODER anti republifuniide @.issssbuns
CUR Seite Su itellen, bamit bic san;e
Sanoe. tuelde idOn 10 lunse Sabre ben
Staatsidas pliinoerte. sinnat sriinolid
ausseraudert wiro uno buS SOlf snb.
lid cine 9enaue ueberiidt Der Yerwal:
tunssiiinben untsr Der rspublitauiiden
9erri4aft erbdlt.
Weun Nnes wabr lift, mas iiber bic
lette republifaniide 9eiesssbuns seiast
wiro. 10 iolte feinsr Der rspublifauii6sn
&sprdisntautsn pisoersrpablt tpsrbsn.
Inter anbsreu @eissen. Die sessn oas
Soltsiutereiie paiiirt purbsn, lit aud
eines, Dsldes ben @iisnbabn @eiel.
idaftsn uno anoeren GorporatiOneu sr.
laubt, ibr @runotapital ju reoujisren.
Das iiebt iOweit gang uni4ulois aus,
aber Der bide 8uiippel fommt biuten.
uaa. Setanntlid bejisbt Der Staat ben
srOBten Gbeit ieiues @intommsns aus
Der Seiteueruus beS 9runbtapitals pou
@orporatiouen, unb tuenn oieis bas
8edt BADEN, ibr 9apital ;u psrminbsru,
10 eutSebt BEN Staate bieies Bsltsusr'
u%nssobiett, er u%srliert WtiuiOnen idbr'
lid unb Oieie Wtiuiousn miiiieu Ourdj
cine Mtebrbeiteueruus bss Realsisen.
tbums uuissbrudt psrben.
mBsbre bid, Bauer, bic i4warjl
@arbe f6mmt !"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-01
Gin flsines 0eiorn, 4

Gin ilsines 9riorn, iibsr psl6ss
man Gag unO 0iadt briitst, fam leidt
ous sun;e 9ierueu.S pftsm auBer SrSa
nuns brinsen uub sic auf's Srautens
bett werfsn. Darum b%eunrubisen sic
ii9 niat, iOnbern MAIDEN sic elm beitss
res 9siidt uno issen Sbr Ssrtrausn auf
Sorni's alpenfrduter. Gr lit elm Wiit.
tel, Su peldem sic poles 8ertrauen
buben fOnnen. Gs lit rein uesetabiliI9
unb eutbdlt ni6ts, mas nidt gut tbut.
Wiro nidt in GpOtbefen uerfuuft, fOu.
bern Our6 Special : aseuteu. ernaunt
pom ben @isentbiimsru, Or. Better Sabr.
nep & Cons Co., 112-11s 90. Sopne
aue., Chicago, 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-01
0,s 6urt & Gorrpl @sbSuSs

SNp lINNA " SSNhSN SNSNSN
at Der SaOwelt @de uOu Safapunnu
unO @~aibinstOu sluenues 1T seitern fir
S55, 900 an Mtidaet SOjat BON DIN.
plant uertauit woroeu. Die Gage lit
cine ausse;eitnste unO Der S~aufpreis
ni4t gu bod.
- Clarence .. SimpiOn madte am
Oienitas Dem 9erein Gbriitli9er
9uusen 6ruusn %. %. s. ~ elm
mobiles @el9eut. inoem er oas ioeben
uon ibui gum Rreis pom $4,000 err
wOrbene SOtsl giuOen an giuOen StraBe
Der 9eieai9uft burh Sauturtunoe
iibertrus, Die aud Die ausriiituns bes
@ebduOss nit eini6tisbt. Die Seiell.
i6aft wirO an 1. slpril BON BEN Sc
bGuOe Ssiis nebmen, ipann bic Wtietbss
urfuHOs erlii6t.
- am fommenosn Sonnerita9
Ibeub, ben s., fiuOet asGrUfiuunss' Son.
CERT bes scranton 2ieoertranj in ieiuer
Salle itatt. Sin fsines Prosram lit fir
Die @ele9enbeit arrausirt pOroen, bas
auBer mebrersn 9ortrdgen oes yieoer.
franz aud ueri6iebens Soils uuO Yor.
trase oss .semii6ten Gbores umfa6t.
Die @rOHuuuss'@ Ouierte oes Sereins
iino INNER uOr3ii9lid uuO ous oiesjabrise
pirb feline ausnabme bilOen. Dad Dem
CONCERT finoet Elm 9un3tran,dsn itatt,
fir wsIaes quite Wtufit enSu9irt lit.
- Der ia,te 25irOilrm. welAcr
Scnlita9 AbcnO oas yaGamannn uuo
@pUmin9 9bal bsimiutts. ri6tetc
allcntbulben grotcn SdaOcn an mo
cine &erion purNe audi 9ct0Otet rnb
uiele auoere utrlset. Der 81 Sabre
alte Soiepb Wadiu. Elm Sslsr in Dem
9reter BREEDER gu YIttstOn, peldsr au9
ourh ben Sturm nieosrsspsbt paro,
wuroe unter Den 3riimmern be9raben
lnO 10 hos uerlest. oaB er Sonuta9
itarb. Der Sermpn DO. l BREEDER III
Oh Sorse unO Ontario & S8sitern
BREEDER gu Ysduile UurOen umsewebt,
uno beinabe jeoer anOere BREEDER i'm
unteren 2bale nurbe mebr ooer minoer
beiddoi9t. mabreno bunoerte BON OGrs
ier entbaht unO iablreide Ydume ent.
murielt wurSen. Sn Scranton ielbit
mar Der @in6 niht 10 fart ME i'm ODE.
rem uno untereu Cube oes Gbales, absr
immerbin muroe beoeuienoer S6aoen
anseriftet, benn Seniteri6eiben muir.
ben Serbroheu, Sdiloer. Drabte uno
3Gune n~ieoersewebt. 9dume entwur;elt
uuo um GuDusa BREEDER purSen bic
pier SdOriteine OeS linfsn 6liiselS uou.
itanois nieoerseriiisn. lleberall binter.
lieB Der Sturm 3ei6en Der Serwiiituns
uno Ousenbe pom Rerioneu eutsinsen
tuapp benz 2oOe. Der au9sri4tste
S6aoen lit elm bOber. oennj an. benz
Sermgn BREEDER ALIEN bstraSt er etlpa
$1OO.O 900 un6 am Ontario BREEDER
penisitens $4,000.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-01
StaOt unO Gountb.

NNOft HAA
feline ~9teTSuatiOn eiuOsrsi6t uuo mirb
Iih wteOer icincm SauOpsrt ale
Sdmieo wiOmen.
- WtaDor Oimmid bat iene Reiolu'
ton beitdtist. pelte Die 6riit CUR BE.
;uhIunS Der Staot. uuS Sdulitsuern
cbne Strafauiialas bis gum 81. De-
;ember 1906 u%erldusert.
- Ssute lit @absntas i'm ct. So.
iepb's Sinolins Seim unb Seiiteuern
irseno welder art werOeu iehr pilfom.
men iein, beun oaS talte 9Better wirb
nun balO bier iein.
Der idlimmite Sdmsrs pirb
bur4 9iftweb entwifslt, aber cs ideint,
SaB Der srOBte Sdmer3 am ii6sritsn
ourh ben @ebrau9 pom ct. Safobs
Del furirt wiro.
6riib 6reita9 Mor9eu ereisnete
itd auf Der Sadawunra @iienbabn nabe
Sebt9b Elm 8raf. oas cine mebrltiinoise
SlodirunS Der @eleiis jur 5olse bate,
IooaB 3iise ueripdtet eiutrafsn.
- 6ruu Sulia 9. Slau, Otutter oes
Serrn aoOlpb Slau BON Der Union
Gidet aSeutur. ftarb Samitas in ibrer
8obuuns an Niiffln Sluenue ua6 elmer
Idnseren Srantbeit. Sbre Sssroisuns
erfolSte Sonntag 0ia9mittas i'm iiiOi.
ideu 5risobOfe.
= Ocs @eidaft Der rgellom Stamp
Company" al 2afnpanna 9tuenue
wuroe Oonnerita9 uuf cine Subsmsnt
9tote pom $4,000 pom S1eriff ses
lhlOlien, uuo ioa bsute ausuerfauft
werben. Oas Stumpfisbsr idsint am
ausitreben gu iein.
Sorbereitun9eu lperOeu 9esenwGrs
tiS 9etrOffen fir cine bier i'm nd6iten
Sauuar i%tattfinoenoe Ssriammluns Der
Seamten Der peri9teoenen Builders
@rdanses in ben Ser. Staaten, nm
cine Geuor9aniiation Der Natioual
Builders Grdanse gu bewerfitelisen.
- Supitan SObn SOru bon 9inSen
StraBe beridtete am OOnnsrftas Der
POlisei, OaB er am NbcnO ;upOr aui
BEN 9erihtsssbduoe @runoitiid BON
pier NeSern iiberfulsn uno I'M feline
soloene Eaidenubr unb cine 3empel'
ritter 0tabel i'm @ertb pom 1925 bsraubt
muroe.
- Die II Sabre alte WtarD Nder
Don @upOule Sluenue madte Montas
SOrmittas elm Selbitmorbpsriud, in.
Dem lis cine Doiis 9auoanum Der.
idludte, bod einen Sredmittsl bratte
lie pieeer auser 2~ebeusssfabr. sic
madte ansebli6 ben geriu4, neil ibr
Batter ibr uerboten bate, Elm Stslbit'
elm gu balten.
= Sin Ssilmittel, weldss Sabr3sbnts
lang pom idmmtli9sn ciuiliiirtsn SDltern
bsnust wirb, mus Sspis elm uur,isti6ss
Prdparat isiu. On alien Tbsilsn Der
Belt bort man ben ~gnier Rain Gr'
peller" preiieu als beites Mittsl ssssn
a.
&beumatismus, 9iat, iOwie Mustel'
uuO Nsrueni9mer3en etc. Rur rs uub
so Gents bic Sllide.
= Die itrsiieuosn aussitsaten Der
Scranton 0ut uuo Bolt Gompanis
baben ben 8Ori4las p~srtporfsn, su Ct,
mem 2ObnaufiGlas BON ct Pro,snt bic
Grbeit wieOer %aufjuuebmen, anitatt 12I
Projsut, wie bic Streifer perIansen.
Sn elmer DOuneritas 9iadt ~abeebalte.
men Yeriammluns Der Strsifsr uurbe
beidloien, uidt sbsr ;ur grbeit Buriid.
Sutsbrsn, bis bic @Ompanis alls Surbsr.
uu9sn bswilist bat.
Ia unterri9t i'm 9lauisripiet er.
theilt unter 9iiuitigeu 8ebiusuussn
| fr1ufeiu Gmma seren hIq 9ins ctr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-01

ruption eiu @nSe ju MAIDEN. 0ieie
Sanoioaten = oti6olas Burte i'm /.
Diitrift, 9imOtbg .. Supes i'm q,
9uftap SOswinfsl i'm 3, Oominid
Dempisp I'M A.. Sumes 6. Wicanbrew
i'm 5. unb SSiaiam SBalfcr i'm g., wer.
ben auh Sa;u ieben. ouB before @eisse
fir bas all9emeinc Wobl uno gum
Shnse Der arbclter an9enommen mers
ben uno lid niht nur ais @ertjeu9e
Der Miaihine ~bebanoeln laiien, nit
oenen maj nit 8ilfiir pcriabren fam.
sic fino idmmtlit BON Dem @uni6e
bsieslt, before 3uitdnOs gu crsirsn unO
psrosn ibrem uor9eisstsn @uojiel Sus
itrebsn nod bsitsn 8rditen. @ars
unisre @eies9ebuns BON iOlden Wtdns
uern Suiammen seiest. ais wie bic Sc.
nannten es linb. 10 DiirOe unier GROCER
Staat ni4t %beitauOi9 nur @i9sntbum
Der Wiai4ine unO einHuBrei9en Cor.
pOrationen iein, Die bisber allies erlnn9s
ten, mas iis piinidten. neil lie sefiisiss
8erfSeu9e batten. Soifentlid wirb
bic 8abl am nd6iten Disnitas Ssissn,
oaB oas Bolt Der 8runbi6atuns bes
Offeutlihsn Sddels unb SerbObuuns
ieiner Gedte iatt lit, inbem uur iolde
Wtanner ermdblt nerbeu, Die wirtlit
fir bic nOtbisen RefOrmen sintreten
wsrben-iol4e Widnner. wie bic oemo.
tratiidsn Sanoioaten es fino. Stimmt
ndditeu Disnftas fir bus sanss OsmO.
tratiide Gidet unb Sbr wsrOst ui6t
febt seben!
@"OnsrsBmunu Dale merit, baB es
ibui an ben 9rassn ssbt uuo bldit bic
Baden seDaltis auf in benz 8sitrsben,
ben Bdblsrn Su psrii9ern. mic uiel sr
fir ben Grbeiter setban bat. Das 1T
allies 2arifari, benn Serr Dale bate ia
gar feline @ele9eubeit, @tmas fiir bic
Grbeiter ju tbun, ct 1T elm bliuOsr gin.
bdnser Der rspubtifuuiidsu Partsi unb
bisis bate feline Ssit, ii4 I'M Grbeiter'
legislation ;u befimmern.
Sber glaubt Der 9rbsitsr uisteiHt,
bic G%OrpOratiousu uub hObsu Ssrri9af.
ten uiirben iid 10 warm fir Ssrrn Dale
iu's 9ei4irr leseu, wsun er Gin
arbeiterfreun pdre? l guess
mott Cine iOl9e 8ebauptun9 1T bod
elm bis4en Su buielis uub pirb feineu
grbeitsr usrfibreH, fir Ssrrn Dale gu
itimmsH. 90 bef6rdnft, ME 9err
Dale slaubt, LIT bic srOBe Wtaiis bss
arbeitsritanbss bsuu bod uidt, wie bic
@ubt udaitsn Disuitas bswsiisn. wiro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-01

= MaiOr Orepfus, Der bisbsr bel
eiuem Der in Stncenues s%arniiOniren'
ben Resimsnter Dieuit that. fat elm
is%lbititauoises COMMANDO in ct. Dsnms
erbalten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-01

unter Der Resteruns
Gbudrbs bes Befenntrs besdnn man
IN England ben gsbrdu9 bon Sns
naritn stnaufiibren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-01

G5bt.n 40 Rtapper.
9Iangsn. Cine iletnt So4ter
timer In Gmmpns gouHtp. q. o.. mob.
uenben 6ruu 8urtts fanb betm Spies
len In Der Rdbe Ss Souiss Elm Rsft
bon acknowledgment. Das Rine er.
sGbEte Der Wutter. fpds es eefebeu
bate unb Msie besub fi9 in 8eslettuns
ibrsr S9tpefter gu benz Sdlonesnnsft
uno bic beiben Srauen eri6lu9en in
turaer 3ett 20 iunse RIupperi9Innsen.
bie ie unstfGbr apei SUB lang fpdren.
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au9 bort befan6. entfam.
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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-09-05
Sale Register.
BANK BUILDING,

Thursday, September 90
Rev A. G. Wolf, intending to re.
move to West Falrview, Pa, will
sell sell household goods, horse,
buggy, surrey, sleigh, hay, harm
ess. stove, and many other arti.
cles. Sale at o'clock. Credit
6 months.
Wednesday, September 26 -
DR. j. 5. Swartzwelder, having
sold his real estate, and intend
ing to remove to the Pacific Coast,
will sell at his residence at Need
more, personal property, consist
ing Of live stock, buggies, harm
ess, household goods, &c. Sale
begins at 10 o'clock. Credit Z
months.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-09-05
THOMPSON.

The farmers Of our vicinity will
begin to harvest their corn this
week.
W. II. Pittman and wife spent
Sunday at Scott .Johnson's.
After spending few weeks
with friends here, S. L. Simpson,
wife and son left on Monday for
their home in Lebanon. Pa.
Alvah Gordon spent Sunday af.
ternoon with Benz. Fisher.
Roy Daniels, wife and son, and
VIII Secrlst and family suent
Sunday at J. Q. Comerer's.
Olive Zimmerman spent a few
days in Thompson last week,
Lillian Pott and Bess Simpson
spent Saturday aud Sunday at
Mac Litton's.
The Vaccination Law is the
principal topic ~of CONVEX sation at
present.
Rev. John H. Barney will preach
at Damascus at 10 o'clock and at
Bald Eagle schColhouse at half
past two O'Clock, on the fourth
Sunday of this month.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-09-05
Farms Change Hands.

Among the visitors to the coun.
ty seat last Saturday, were Lem
uel Smith and Edward McCray,
of Whips Cove. Mr.. Smith has
sold to our townsman Andy Mel.
lott, his farm, and has purchased
the Henry Layton farm. Both
Mr.. Smith and Mr.. Mellott ex.
pect to take possession of their
new farms next spring. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mellott are fine pc pile, and
we are sorry to lose them from
this nelghborhoOd.