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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-24

"How rich is he7'
 "Very, very rich.
 "Well, how rich9"
 "Oh, so rich that small boys are taught that it is praiseworthy to des- troy his property. ''-Chicago Record, Herald.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-24

Call district messenger service, phon 2191. Little Wonder Candy Store.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-24

Dollsl Dolls! Van Wagenen has the finest lble evex brought to Globe.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-24

Twenty per cent of on Roberts, John son & Rand Shoes at Sultan Brothers.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-24
TEA

TEA Meneyback means that the tea is good and well worth the money. Cant m e a n anything else.
 Yeur grocer returns your money if you don't like Sshilliss's Best: we pay hin
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-24

storage room phone 60l.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-24

Buy your dried fruits at sultans'
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-24
Reduced Round Trip Rates

One onehd fare for the round trip between all stations Sale Daes Tickets December 2 22 23 24 25 l9O Return Limit Januar ry 2, 19O8 No stopovers allowed
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-29

CAPITALIZED AT TWENTY-FIVE
MILLION DOLLARS.
Believed That Company Will be Able
to Meet Obligations and Reor-
ganization Will Follow.

Blrmlngham, Ala, Oct. 24.-~An
Involuntary petition in bankruptcy
was filed in the federal court this af
ternoon against the Southern Steel
company, capitalized at 100000.
The creditors seeking the bankruptcy
order are the Birmingham Coal and
Iron company, The Sayre Mining and
Manufacturing and the Cahaba Coal
company. The Southern Steel COM
pany owns hi" steel plant at Gads-
den, steel rod wire and nail mills at
En>lcy. coal mines 1T Altoona and
Virginia City ana ore mines Through
"M the birmingham district as we'll
as COX" ovens aud other properties.
Moses Taylor Of New York is pres
Idnnt and T.. Y. Schuyler Of Birminy-
ham. general manager.
The petition alleges that the com
pany committed an act Of bankruptcy
IN acknowledging in writing its in
ability to pay its debts. 1t is also
avcrrrd in the petition that the de-
PENDANT company has been insoIvcnt
FOR SIX months. The petition asks
That IT. be adUmd@cd a bankrupt and
tnat receivers be appointed.
Attorneys for the pritionin" ere
ilt"r> have gone to Huntsville. whcr,
United States Judge O. Il. 1Tundlcv
Is holding court. to secure an order
naming the receivers.
the filing "f the petition was no
surprise in the financial and indus
trlpI circles here. Some such action
had been expected for some time,
though it was rumorcd rs late as YES
tcrlay that the company was able to
rcorGanizo
Vice President Schuyler said this
afternoon that his company els ab-
undanlly solvent and if the creditors
arc patient and will cooperate with
us all debts Of the company will be
paid and the company put back on
its fcet.'
Mr.. Schuyler said also that tho op-
Grafton of the plants will go on unin-
torruptcdly. He attributed the fin
ancial embarrassment Of his company
to the tight money market in the Fast
and other causes.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-29
Cause of Embarrassment

New York, Oct. 2I.--Thc Southern
Steel company, against which rcti-
tion in bankruptcy was ,r;l"a today at
birmingham, Ala, was ''long of as
sells and short Of cash. according to
one Of tho directors in this city. lie
said that owing to the present condi-
tlon OF the money market the com
pany was unable to secure funds with
which to meet bills and accounts. and
tho present action was taken to Sc
c,lrr tho creditors.
or the $25.000,000 capital stock of
the company, $l0,000,0O0 is preferred
and $l5,0O0,000 common. T.. r..
Schuyler and Evans +. Jones, both Of
birmingham, are the first and second
wee presidents Of the company, res
pcctively.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-29

tine sEoull not be condemned for
practical purposes on this account.
This becomes still more evident when
ii Is known that the sweet odor Of
the gum turpcntinc is not character
iStic Of itself, but is due to an impur-
i!y produced by the chemical action
, of air upon it.
These are important discoveries
and are well worthy Of considcra-
ti"n. II they are true, then refined
steam turpcntine, properly prepared,
should bring at least an equal price
in this country with the gum turpen-
tine. :. Indeed, abroad, this is often
thc ease, and Instances are on record
where the refined steam turpentine
has, by virtue Of its more uniform
composition, brought five cents a
gallon more than the gum spirits, and
Is in much greater demand. Further
investigations along these lines viii
be pushed vigorously by the Forest
Service.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-29
Goosebones Foretells Long Winter.

Philaodclphia Press.
Accordin" to tho gooscbonc. there
Is a hard winter ahead.
The earliest prediction Of the pres
ent year ia made by Amos Mayer, n
farmer living in the western end of
Ah" county. The front part of the top
of the breastbonc is very dark, and
near the center it. is white for con-
siderable distance. Beyond this it is
dotted, and thon comes long, dark
streak. The gooscbonc prophet said :
According to the breast bone. we
will have quite cold weather in the
latter part Of October and for two
weeks in November Then there will
be warm spell, lasting for few
days. December will be Il cold month,
with an occasional Snowstorm. jam
ary will be month of snow, hail and
an occasional cold spell.
"Thc dark colors on the end of the
br"asthonc Indicate that February
will be Il very cold month. and there
will be several blizzards. At one
particular ppt Of the bone ii is al
most black. which means that we will
have lots of snow and sIeet. The cold
weather will continue way into
March. and we will have a very late
spring.'
The goosebone was compared with
several obtained from otner birds kill
led within the past few weeks, and
they seem to be marked identically
tho same.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-29
NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY.

AS | have sold my farm land and
intend to quit farming, I will sell to
the highest bidder for cash on the
9Th day Of November, 1907, at my
late residence the following personal
property to wit:
5 head Of good mules.
2 buggics.
| carriage.
3 head Of cattle.
3 hogs.
2 wagons.
set Of blacksmith tools.
set of capentcr tools.
All Of my farming implements.
300 bushels Of corn.
2000 lbs. fodder.
Lot Of household and kitchen fur
niturc.
J. A. Bakor,
Nalks Ferry Road, 5 miles below
Prosperity.
2taw-td.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-29
REGISTRATION NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given that the
books Of registration for the Town of
Newberry, S. c., are now open, and
the undersigned as Supervisor Of
Registration for the said town will
keep said books open every day from
9 a. m, until S p. M, (Sunday ex-
cepted) including the 1st day of De-.
cember, 1907.
Eug. S. Wcrts,
Supervisor Of Registration.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-29

'o:i"-',@ Of ! -MaIch Interrupted
McSsagc-Ihe Freak Caused
Much Discussion Because
There Was no Band
Playing.
New York Herald.

The many vagarics of the wirclcs.
system of tclcyraphy and telephony
which are now installed on The var
ious vessels of the navy are subject
to constant study by the electrical cx-
perts who arc in charge OF the plants.
They are Of especial interest now be-
cause of the important part that wire
less 80 .'nnica:ion will y av in the
coming visit to tho Pacific.
During the recent assembling of
the fleet in Cape Cod Bay, one of the
operators on the Ohio, while receiving
message. was suddenly interrupted
by the strains Of Il march sounding
in his ear pieces. Thinking il was
the band Of the ship playing, he went
I" the officer Of the deck and asked To
have The band stopped until thc mes
Sa@r waS completed The man who
Relieved him at the receiver when he
went to the officer Of the deck con:in-
urd to hear the music and. conSr-
uurn'lv, when the first operator re-
, turned and Informed The mar ut tnc
! receiver that the baud was not play
in" on the ship there was constcrna-
tl"n i'm the wireless Office, for sound
ing clearly in the ear pieces was Il
march played by band.
The Connecticut being the only
ship present on which system o.!
wireless telephones nad been INSTALL
cd, every one was nj Il loss to explain
how music could be heard over the
receivers of Il wireless telegraph. II
seems the band, which was head al Il
! distance Of over mile. was on the
! Connecticut, and her wireless trans
mittcrS were thrown in while hel
band was playing and another S,,ir
! mad 4 wireless message interrupted
by hearing this music The reason
Of this freak Of electricity is not yet
explained.
An explanation probably lies in
the fact that the car pieces of the
wireless telegraph are very sensitive
and the wireless telephone transmi:-
ter Of tho flag ship is very powerful
hence the sound waves Of the music
cnus,J sufficient static c,ectr;c;tv tc
be transmitted and received by the
aerial of the wireless telegraph
AS all wireless exports know, Iii
r,ctors Of ihc micronhonc tvnc or,
irrc~ul,r in thcir ,e,;nn ,nI for tbo,
rcos,n mr., m,ro ~. loss uns,t;sr,..
torv. While thcv arc moro sensitive
ih,n tbn cohr,.o,. dbo, o,nn,t ,r,,o,,l-
" bc uscd to odvon,orc Th,v can bc
;mnrovrd IN thc;r rr];,h;,;,v Of us.
inc, , numhrr IN mu)tin,o an 1 rovn,v-
in~ inc needle. which is generally q
small stoal niccc hv c]ocl, work. Th;c
couscs d mora or icss musical sound
in tbc rccc;vcr, bnt the sonnd of ol]
the Instruments of hand * ou;tc
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-29

Returning this train will leave Co
lumbia at G:40 p. m, arriving at Bel
ton at II 40.
These trains are for the special ac-
commodation Of the visitors who do
not care to spend the night in Colum-
bia, but who want to come down for
one or more days, spend the day and
return home at night.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-29
Fair Week Excursions.

Col R. w. Hunt, division passenger
agent of the Southern railway, an
nounccs that the Southern will run
two special trains on Wednesday and
Thursday If fair week to accnmmn-
date the visitors. One of these trains
will be run from Spartanburg on
both days, the other from Bolton. Tn
addition to these special trains the
Southern has arranged to put extra
equipment on every train coming in
to Columbia next week, as many as
six extra coaches being ordered for
certain trains.
Col. Hunt says that he confidently
expects to handle a third more visi-
tors this year than last. Everywhere
the people are talking the fair and
are planning to take in the great an
nual fall gathering Of the state. The
other rads entering Columbia are
likewise making extraordinary ef-
forts to take care of the passengers
for Columbia.
Returning this train will loayc CO.
lumbia zach day at o 'clock p. m., ar
irving at Spartanburg at lO:45.
|
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-29
100000

Agents wanted at once, previous
experience is not essential, territory
is going fast, write soon if you wish
to make money faster than you ever
did before. Whit today. Address j
+. Clark, Conway, Ark.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-29

Some men keep their religion lock-
ed in a safe deposit vault six days Of
tho week.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-29
Prompt Delivery.

MIR. ID. N. Walker, editor OF that spicy
tournal, the Enterprise, Louisa, Va,
jays: 81 ran a nail in my foot last week
and at once applied Bucklcn's Arnica
salvc. No inflammation followed; the
salvc simply healed the wound " Heals
sores, burns and skin diseases. Guaran-
Seed at w. T. Pelham & Son, Druggists.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-10
Die Diptrn i'm S6pri,rr 9ura.
9te @etdbrIidlfsit Der 9bitre- 8aHemetbo'
oeu uno sprdnien.

9te 0sfabtIidfsit Der 9bitre- 8anemetboI
Deu uno sPrdmiea.
2lus Der S6tpeiS i6rsi6t elm 2sIer
Der n6rantfurtsr Stitung":
Die Surupiper, bieis braune, taum
] Dieter Il Metsr - 1897 3olO lanse
gefGbrli6e S9lanse, trat i'm beurigen
Sommer i'm S9psi5srii9en Sura Oisl
3ablreider auf ala Ionf. Cine 9ln3abI
bieIer Reptilisn ipurbcn BEL ben 6slien
BON 9ipios, 90 Rmuten bon glpirs
mont (&anton 9ern), dngetroffen.
0rei beberSte Burden madten ith
nit Saielrutben uno Glinten auF bic
Sagb unb t0bteten elm 8uBeno Der
9biere. Bel Der fran5oitfden 9lass
biitte am 0oubs it0berte cine 3ieee
cine aufgeringelte 8iper in ibrer Wtits
tagsrube auf, purbe BON ibr in bic
8ruft sebifen unb perenbete anberen
Gags. Serner tpurbe Elm 3ne5t ges
bitten, als sr eine Simbeere pfliiden
pollte. Gr fam infolge unperaiisli9er
GrStIi6er 8ebdnolung duber 9efabr.
glu9 i'm &antpn @enf bat Ii9 bic b6ss
artiss, assrsIiDe S9Iange petterbin
Derbreitet. Der iunss S4lungent6bs
ter SuFp, in isinem S9ldngenidgbses
ipsrbe elm pabrer &iinitler. bat an
einem ein5ieen Sage 81 Stiid srlegt
unb Iie bsm senferiI9sn ppli5eibepdrs
tement bebufs gluS5abluns Der prGs
mten porselsst. SIN lebten Sabre
(1906) bat er i'm eun5en GOT Stiid
getDbtet unb i'm laufenbeu Sabre bonn
Wonat Wlai an bis Dor &urSem etipa
43Q. Wlap mub bsp fIiRtea S6lags
seniGeer Tim 70 me9r bstpunbern, als
TOM nur bic linfe Sanb sur 8erflgung
ftebt, ba sr bic re9te f9ou in friiber
Sugsnb burd stns @ergiftuns DerlOren
6at.
Die meiitsn 8urfden beseben ii9
NIT fslinten auf bic 8iperniagb. Mlit
Der Safelrutbe fam nur Der eeiibte
SGgsr eine 8iper- srlessn, nit Der
SIinte aber jeber, Der duf ettpa bret
Retsr NIT elmer GdrotIabuns bus
3iet nod gu treffen bOfft. Sd bate
@elesenbett, fold einem Sdauipiel 5us
5ui9duen: Die 8iper lag 5ufammens
gertnseIt in Siemli9 bcbem 9rdfe; be
glugen bIibten boil 9lufresung. aIs iit
Der Sdser Der Sdlanse ndberte unb
auf etipa % w2eter bon Oben berab uuf
iie etnen S9rOtf9uB absab. 9lls Der
S9ub tra9t., fIOs bic @dIanss ipis
eine aus Der Sanb i9nslIenbe ltbrfeber
fentre9t 5 bis 6 Weter bod In bic
Cuff unb fisl tobt rpiebsr berunter,
bon etnisen S9rottOrn4en setroffen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-10
glbeifiniidle 0araseihilber.

Der &ailer Menelit BON 4beIIinien
bat feinen @arbetruppen neus 2uruss
i9iIber ssfpdbrt. bic sessnpGrtig in
Der 3abl BON $4,000 Der Sn6aber bes
2luftrases. Snssnisur Subert 5. 8os.
fen aus 9iren, in S0ln anfertisen
IGbt. Gs iinb orei perI9iebene Wlus
iter, ie 5000. Die S9iIbsr finb bon
runber 6nrm, fart ssbudeIt, aug
Stablble9 sepreBt, ndb ouben nit
Sammet, mad innen nit rotbem Safs
fianlebsr bstegt. 9luf Der 2lubsnIeite
iinb Metaqbei6IGge nd9 altsn abefits
nif9sn Wuitern duf bsm Sammst unb
bem pprber selo9tsn StablbIs9 nit,
tsIit SplintnGseln befeitist. DisIsr
S9mud peiit in reibsr 9lbipedslung
tunItsere9te SrnamentSsi1nungen
auf. Gr ift aus Wsfiins, psrsoIbet
ober beriiIbert, fir bic Slpei purnebmss
rem Regirnenter bur6bro6en. Oas
cine Nuittr 1T fir sine Sruppe. bie
uusf9lieblia aus SGuptlinsen unb
ibren S0bhen beitebt; Der Sammet lit
bIdu, bic Srnamente Iinb beTonpsrs
reid unb sersoIOet; bei benz atpeitsu
Tluitsr. rotbbraun, finb bic 8eI9IGse
periiIbert. Bel bem britten. GRIN, tpes
niger reid. nidt but9broden, aber
aud pergoEbet. Sn Der SObIuns bes
Suneren If Elm beionbsrer patentirtsr
9iisel fir ben arm angebra6t, am
RunOe cine, aeberfdIinss fir bi. Sanb.
Der gah5e 9luftras, Der a[lmdlia
aussefiibrt pirb, bat einsn Wertb bon
100000 Mart. Die Sdilbe bienen
nur gu Parabe3peden, ME stpa 9ls9s
bauben, gloIsrbelme unb Siiraife in
Der osutI9en grmse.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-10

Das pOttl pirb ua& surup6iftm pIanr a.-
lttttt Bette Ride, luftist 3immsr, prcmpis
gtbitnuns. Die btfftn bitissn uub impprtirfsn
@ttrduft unb prima GisaTTsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-10
Die lla[t Ots piOaenrs.
ciftorifdle tteberIieferuua uno 3batiad1eu.
-9aeoerns 3onnenbe obner.

%ooerne Sonnenbe,p obHer.
Die @eI6i9te iiberliefert uns, baB
Der pbiloIopb 9iogenes gu gltben in
einem 0oIium, bas beibt in elmer gros
BEN @aIe geppbnt babe uno oab er
bieIes isin 6dus9en balb bierbin, balo
bortbin rollte. Dir lafen i'm allers
bings seipD6nli9 in elmer Sonne fpobz
nen; aber bDlaerne Suffer CAB es I'M
altertbum gar ni9t. So 1T ba6er BEL
ben alten S9riftite[lern aud tmmer
nur BON einem grobsn Sougefdb bic
Reoe, bds gu benz am 9opfmartte GEE
ls9euen 5empel Der gOttermutter ees
b0rte unb bas Der Gbniter Stogenes
fir ii9 in @nIpru9 na6m; na9 fets
mem Sooe ipolIten es eie gltbener dusS
beFern laiien, absr e5 5erbrd9 bur9
einen ungliidli9en 3ufaq. Don ben
@slebrtenetpirb bel 6Griibsr geItrittsn.
OBJ bic san3e 9eI9i6te tpabr Iei -
turitrt bat fs jebenfa[s, fte TT fogar
abgebtlbet tporben; unb bd aud 2lris
ftop6anes arme 2eute In fpl9en 8dTsn
tpobnen ldbt, bic srob senug tparen,
einen srfpa9Ienen WisnI9en aufauns6s
men, 70 bat iie ni9tS llntpabrf9etRs
li9es. Ste bat ii9 fosar bts tn bic
neueite 3eit re9t bGufig ipieber6oIt,
nur tpdren es bann Itatt Der 8dfen
natiirli9 tmmsr SGfer.
glls i'm Sanuar 1892 Elm @rbbeben
bas 9tGbanersebirse erIditterte unb
Der Remiiee aus 1etnsn ufern trdt,
fdIief bic sanse 9eODlterune bon Gis
ptta 2abtitid In Iydfern, bic auf ben
Murttplab gerollt purben. Sir ben
Wsip ba6sp bts Stdlisner Idheft bic
60l5erns 8iitte etnssfiibrt.
fSn Seuti6lanb, mo- bds b0lserne
SAB unb ber b6l3erne Subbpben ers
funben tporbsn iinb, ipdren bic 0ioses
neFe frilber erf redt tsine Isltsne gr>
I9einung.5 Die SoISfGFer f6nneu bet'
nabe aIs @orbilber uniersr altsn Spl5s
bGufer betrddtet perben unb bas
@Obnfab .ssb0rts sIsidium sur 2ans
besiitts, namentlib BEL fabrenben 2eu>
ten, tpie fleuerbings Der Wobnnagen.
Rod in ben fiinfsiser Subren bes pori>
gen Sabrbunbsrts lassn in 2eipais auf
benz Obitmartte srobe Sonnsn, in
benen bic SbitbOter nd9tisten, ntes
manb ipebrte es ibnen; 5umal pGbreub
Der Mefe sossn ss friiber mdn9e Be-
fu9er bor, Ii9 in ibren 8ubsn bGusz
li9 sinauridten unb tuie 9iDgenes su
tpObnen un6 gu f9lufcn. SIN Dintsr
erfrpren fis ebdnn bispsilen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-10
Sptfeis Inn oltcu Ruu,.

Den profefiionellen RenTreitern unb
Gennfdbrern i'm aIten &om Ttbeint es
ni9t i9Ie9t sesansen gu isin, benn
Elm SodeD tpnnte in tur5er 3eit bas
Sunbsrtfd9s bsFen perbienen, mas elm
mittlerer 9eantter einnabm. limb spar
auf speierlei Dsesn: eritens bur9
rsi6s 8eSabIuns fir Siess i'm Rens
men. unb Sipsitens bur9 ben snormeu
Geptnn an Wetten. SIN Sabre 1878
entbedte man in Rom sinsn 9enfitein,
etnem beriibmten 6abrer Ramens
Greseeus getpibmet, Der ieiusr 4bftdms
muns mad elm 2lfritaner mar. Die
Snf9riften an biefem 0entftetn seben
serube5u iiberraf9snbs 2lufT9IiiHe
iiber ben 8erbienit etnes Wannss bies
fer Stellung. grssceus bat I9pn i'm
9lltsr bon % Sabren cine Summe ses
ponnen, bic etipa $4,000 unIeres
GeIOes entfpridt. Der beriibmtefte
Der rOmif9en Sodeis ubsr mar Dios
iles, Der feinen &inosrn elm 8erm5aen
bon $2.500.000 unieres 9sIbes binfer=
lief.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-10
Gefun61rbafnibnl.

Sm OlbenburgiT9en tpOIIteu psr'
I9iebene Sbeilnebmer zines WpbltbG'
tigteitston5ertes 2benbs Don 2obnc
mad @e9ta fubren. &aum batten iie
ii9 cine Sabrtarts brittsr &laife fir
ie 35 pfennis eripprben, uls aud f6On
Der 3ug fuu9enb in bic Sane fubr.
Qlbsr birter Der Maf9ine befanben iit
nur afpei Dassn piertsr 8laFe unb
stn @assn Sur SdIfts speiter. aur
SGIfts brittsr &laFe. LIN bas lin
sIiid bou Su MAIDEN. mar aud nod
6ie brittle &IaF. Bis auf ben IeBtsn
pldb befebt.
Was nun3 ginise reIoIute 9amsn
iteigena in bds gbtbeil Der sipeiten
&laTs, dber Der bienitt6usnbe Qfiiftent
tomplimsntirt fte freunbIidft, aber
Iaut btnaus. = rWas, teine brittle
aIaTe ba9" Idgt Der 8abnbofspors
itanb. unb besibt fh nit Der eritauns
ten 9eIenI9aft an ben Wagen pierter
&Iafs. SIuss brebt er bas S9tIbs
den um, unb tabellos prdisntirt iid
nun Elm @agsn britter aIaHs.-rD.r
nt9t mitfabreu mill, tann bier bleis
ben!- Disfen Dint ldbt man iid
nidt enteebsn. Sdnsa fteist man.
nod gang psrbIiifft bon Der syiristeit
bes 8eamten, elm. glnerbtnsS fubr
man INNER nod in Der einsn Gangs
bGlfte Der 8abn bierter RIaFe, benn
an Der anberen Settle mar ndtiirli9
bas S4iIb9en ni9t umgsbrebt pOrs
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-10

Grants 6arm pertauft.
Die biitorifte 0entsSaxm, einit
gisentbum bes Generals Grant, ses
legen auBerbdlb Der Stabterense bon
Ct. 2Ouis. TT uuf bsm Qluftionspese
fir $4,000 bertauft tporben. Die
Sdrm entbGlt 458 older. 8ieIe grs
innerunsen tnapfen ii9 an bisfss Be-
iibtbum, benn bas oIte 8lodbaus, bas.
Srant belpobnte, befinb,t iid nod
immer auf Der larm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-10

Cute Sbe.. lin su bermtiben,
baB aiptf9sn guIieblern bon 8itDabic.
Wtnn.. uub ben SpeSiaIdssntsn Der
Rsgteruns 5ur 3eit Der eubsiIttssn
rsberndbme bon Seimitdtten Wsi'
nituesperf9tsbenbsiten entiisben, pa.
ben mebrere 9tnIieblsr bic quite Sbss
sebdbt. ibrs SeimitGtten 5u pbotogras
pbtren. Dte photographer fperbsn
na9tpeifen. bab bas, mas fie BON ibren
5etnrft6tten arsfuseu. Der Wabrbett
srtfpri9t. bile @erbsFerungen auf
ber SeimitGtte luerOen 70 ben 8Ou,miis
fdreu se5eist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-10

Trtqu.n5 Der beutf9eu
u llntberfttGten. afn fdmmts
Ii9en beutf9eu llniperiitGten ftnb i'm
Iaufenbeu Sommer insgefammt 49,
655 Stubeutsn immatrituIirt, geeen
45,135 i'm borisen Wintsr unb "A, ,942
TN Sommer Dorissn Sabrss; Dor 5sbn
Sabren tparsn .s 30,932, Dor 20 Sab.
rem 28,768.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-10

aH StetntobIen bs5os
Seut 9 Ia n b, absefeben BON
fetnsr sissnsn srObsu gIusbeuts, i'm
Sabre 1905 nod 100000 Soppel'
esntnsr aus 9robbritannien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-10
Sanb Rutter mad 81

Ganb Rutter mad 81
J abren Na9 81 Sabre Ionsem
@u9en bat George Gbanbler OOr
Springfield, MaF.. enbIid fetns Waut'
ter, bic aIS MGbden SuIte Srombles
bteb unb BON burlington. @t., sebiir.
tis mar, gefunben. Die Muttsr 1T in.
atptf9en piermaI Wittpe ssipOrbsn,
Das ertIGrt. iparum bic Rd6forfduns
gen foIanse teinsn Grfols bdttsu. Sebi
bat gbanbIsr aud sntbedt. baB er nod
feds 5aIbs8riiber unb bret Sulb'
S6tpefteru bat, bon benen er bisbsr
ntd1ts iDubte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-10
SemoeratiI6c Sfcmiuationen.
staat.

Staat.
8ar Stdsmriifsr-5Vbn 81. Sdrmon.
@ouutp
6iir Gprtrpllcur-9pltpb VI. Bal.
9ur Gprpnsr-Ir. ;. ;. : altrY.
6lr gnmtiIu- W. q. Mitta.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-07

Good nickel plated show case TOR
sale cheap. Apply Optic CO. &
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-07

The first warm days of spring bring
with them q desire TO get out and en-
toy the e%xhilarating air and sunshine
Children that have been housed up oil
winter are brought out and you won
der where they all came from. The
heavy winter clothing is thrown aside
and many shed their flannels. Then
a cold wave comes and people say that
grin Is epidemic. Colds at this seas
son are even more dan serous than tn
mid. winter. as there Is much more
danger Of pneumonia. Take CHAMBER
lain'Cough Remedy. however. and yon
will have nothing to fear. It always
cures. and we have V known a
cold to result In pneumonia when 1t
was used. 1t Is pleasant and safe to
take, Children like 1t. For sale by all
druggists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-07

$50. s74. 300, an increase Of s5.571.7s4
over 1906.
On lines west OF Pittsburg the gross
earnings for 1906 were s~i6,oSG.so6. an
increase OF s6.07G.7 100 over 1905. The
operating expenses we're So, 1873.
an increase OF s3.S5o.s4o over the pre-
ceding year. leaving the net earnings
from operation s13.147.e77. an increase
OF 81. 2 .429. The net earnings, less
s ,95S. 800 rentals paid other roads.
leave the net operating earnings at
SO, 1SS,S77. To these are added divi'
dends and interest from investments.
rents, etc. amounting to s9.247.0 so.
showing a gross income for 1906 OF
s19. 1859 Deducting payments OF
fixed rentals on leased roads. interest
on funded debt, etc. which amount to
so, 500. 069. the net income for the
year was $685. 1888, an increase OF
So, GIL ,446 over 1905.