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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-11-06
SOME LAND SALES
MADE ON MONDAY
Prices Regarded as Very Moderate
Cotton Being Stored. A Large
Crowd in Town.

Monday was salesday in Laurens, and
there was an unusually large crowd in
the city. There was a large amount
of cotton on the streets during the day,
but it is understood that most of it was
stored in the warehouses for holding
purposes. But withal it was good
business day. There were number of
public sales, and as rule the purchas-
ers scared good bargains; in no in
stance did the lands bring an extrava-
giant price. 1t is supposed that the
low values were the result of the close
ness of the money market, eliminating
possible purchasers on account of the
difficulty in making money arrange
ments.
The following are ike sales;-
160 acres near Sanford to R. H.
Fleming. Price, $2,7OO.
2 S-4 acres near Gray Court to T. W..
Cannedy. Price, 1,O6O.
83 acres near Madden's to M. Mad
den. Price, $565.
33 1-2 acres near Alma to c. d.
Mosely. Price, $3.50.
204 acres near Ware Shoals to w. c..
Rasor. Price. $1,000.
142 acres near Ware Shoals to same.
Price, $3.50.
53 acres near Ware Shoals to same.
Price, $3.50.
1O7 acres near Ware Shoals to same.
Price, $3.50.
z acres near Ware Shoals to same.
Price, $1,58O.
81 acres north of Laurens to T. B.
Childress. Price, $2,035.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-11-06
Death of Rev. J. p. Marion.

Lancaster, October 81. The Rev. j.
2. Marion, a Presbyterian minister,
well known throughout the State, died
this afternoon at his home in Richburg
Chester county. He was 60 years old,
and leaves widow and several children
among them the Rev. Preston Marion,
of Sumter. The burial will be at Rich
burg tomorrow afternoon. Cor. New
and Courier.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-11-06
THE SANDY SPRINGS SCHOOL.
Handsome New School House Completed
and Session Opens Next Monday.

The trustees and patrons Of the Sandy
Springs school, ScufIletown Township,
have just completed handsome and
comfortable new school house. 1t is
surrounded by beautiful grove, and
altogether it is now one of the most
attractive schools to be found in the
country. The teacher, Miss Ella Pc
terson and all connected with the school
are justly proud Of the new building.
Mr.. l.. A. McCord Of the city, went out
and photographed the new house one
day last week and, together with de-
scription of it which was prepared by
the teacher, the views were sent, along
with numerous others from Laurens
county, to the committee of the School
Improvement association of the State
which has just awarded the annual prizes
for rural school Improvement.
In this contest Laurens made fine
showing but all could not hope to win a
prize this year. The Sandy Springs
school opens next Monday,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-11-06
NV Best Friend.

Alexander Benton, who lives on Ru-
rul Route 1, Fort Edward, N. Y, says;
CDR. Kings New Discovery is my
best earthly friend. 1t cured me OF
asthma six years ago. 1t has also per-
formed wonderful cure Of incipient
consumption for my sons wife. The
first bottle ended the terrible cough,
and, this accomplished, the other symp.
toms left one by one until she was per
fectly well. DIR. Kings New Discoy-
simply marvellous" No other remedy
has ever equaled it. Fully guaranteed
by the Laurens Drug Co.and the Pal
metto Drug Co. SOC and 81. Tria
bottle free.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-11-06
Rev. Mr.. Thayer In Charge.

On last Sunday morning Rev. w. E.
Thayer assumed the pastorate of the
First Baptist church, preaching his ini-
tial sermon at IL o'clock, and was heard
by large audience. Again, in the eve
ming, he delivered very strong mes
sage to his congregation, which was
largely augmented by the members of
the other churches in which no services
were held Sunday night.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-11-06
AN APPROACHING WEDDINGI
Miss Lyllian lrby to Wed Rev. James
Preston Marion.

Wedding cards announcing the mar
riage of Miss Lyllian Farrow Irby, the
youngest daughter of DR.. and Mrs. w.
c. Irby, and Rev. James Preston Ma
rion, pastor of the First Presbyterian
church Of Sumter, have been received
in this city and elsewhere, and read as
follows:
DR.. and Mrs. William Claudius Irby
request the honor of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter,
Lyllian Farrow,
Rev. James Preston Marion, Junior,
on the evening of Wednesday,
the twentieth of November,
nineteen hundred seven,
at eight o'clock,
At First Baptist Church,
In the city of Laurens, South Carolina.
Reception
Immediately after the ceremony,
324 Irby Avenue.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-11-06
HE WAS A "DEAD GAME SHOT"
Tom Jones Kills Anothes Negro After
Having an Arm Shot off.

Tragedies follow fast in Laurens
county Sunday night on Mr. Benton
Fuller's place, near Cross Hill, Bob
Campbell was shot and killed by another
negro, Tom Jones. 1t was a fight to
the death. According to the account
of the affair Campbell got in the first
shot, shooting Jones right arm off with
a shotgun. The next instant Jones, US
ing his left arm, sent bullet through
the temple of his foe, killing him on the
spot.
On Monday morning Jones was taken
to Chester hospital for surgical treat
ment, and during the day the inquest
was held on the body of Campbell.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-11-06
Underwear,
Unequaled Values

Mems heavy, fleece lined Shirts and
Drawers; good quality; comfortable
ut all sizes. Per garment SOC.
Boys warm Shirts and Drawers;
fleece lined; superior values 25c,
WOOL UNDERWEAR; Warm and
comfortable; per suit So and S3
Ladies' ribbed Vests and Pants; fair
quality 2Sc.
l,adies'Rribbed Vests and Pants; ex-
cellent grade cotton SOC.
Ladies' Union Suits in white and
grey. Values you'll appreciate soc and
$I.oo.
chi!dren's Union Suits 25c.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-11-06

Don't try to go through another year
with that old cooking stove that takes
up so much time to cook and uses so
much wood, but come in and get a
Bucks, in different styles and sizes,
that is made of the best quality of iron
and so constructed that it will cook
quick and not consume much wood.
Sold only by
S. M. & e. II. Wilkes q Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-11-06
AT THE CITY OPERA HOUSE.
The j. B. Wills Musical Comedy Co. Gave
Two Attractive Numbers.

On Thursday night the J. B. Wills
Musical Comedy Co. appeared in their
number atlantic City" to a well-flled
house. On Friday night their number
1.-TWO Old Cronies" was equally we'll
received. Both attractions drew en-
thusiastic applause from the audience
and it was pronounced to be the best
show that has been here in a number
of years. The company was so well
received here that they will quite likely
arrange to play return date later IN
the season, for which the people of
Laurens will look forward.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-11-06
Matthews.Turner.

Mr.. Willie Hunter Turner and Miss
Maud Leo Matthews, of Clinton, drove
up and were married Sunday afternoon
at the Methodist parsonage, the cere-
mony being performed by the Rev.
John d. Crout.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-11-06
Premium Takers.

Among the Laurens county prize win
ners at the State Fair last week were
Messrs John d. w. Watts and Alfred
Barksdale, of Laurens, and John M.
Wood, of Princeton.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-11-06
Notice,

The firm of l.. B. Willis & Co., Gray
Court, has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent and the business will
in the future be conducted by j. w.
Wells, who assumes allpast obligations
and will be responsible for the future
conduct of the business.
14-3t. l.. b. WILLIS,
j. w. Wells.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-11-06
Notice..

On account of bad health and other
changes. earnestly request all par
ties indebted to me for guano and gro
ceries to come and settle same by De-
cember 20. T, N. BARKSDALE.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-11-06
Clothing You'll Like


We never grow tired telling people about our
superior clothing because we delight in talking
about good things. Our clothing is good in ali
points of STYLE character, fit and finish. Made of
the leading popular shades as we'll as the more con-
servative colors The mere satisfaction of wearing
clothing such as ours, that's right in every way,
would be worth paying for extra But when you
can enjoy this satisfaction without extra cost why
go elsewhere when you're sure to get it here
Michaels-Stern's Fine Suits and Overcoats are
without doubt the best values and give better
satisfaction than any others. SIS, $18 $40 and
Men cannot help liking our Suits are $3.50, $40
and $3.50.
The goodness of our Young Mems Suits will be
appreciated by their fit, service and quality of
materials. Prices $780, $40, $12. $50 and SIS.
Boys Strong Suits. Let the youngsters have all
the fun they want. It's good and healthy for
them, and you can do it at small cost by putting
them in our durable suits at So and $5.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-11-06
Mr.. John II. Bale TO be Married.

The following cards have been re-
ceived in Laurens, announcing an ap-
preaching wedding, which is of great
interest to the many friends of the
bridegroom in this city:
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rogers
request the honor of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter,
Florence Adelaide,
to
Mr.. John Hellams Bale,
On Tuesday evening, November 18th,
at 8 o'clock (standard)
First Presbyterian Church,
Niles, Ohio.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-11-06
Laurens Mills Awarded Prize.

In the jamestown Exposition awards
to South Carolina exhibits, made public
last Saturday, the Laurens Cotton
Mills was given silver medal on its
exhibit of percales.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-11-06

English ironstone China Bowls and
Pitchers. Regular $1.25 values for
only 80 cents.
S. M. & e. II. Wilkes & Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-11-06

Be sure to get some of the bargains
we are offering in solid oak, gloss-fin-
lshed Center Tables. They are regular
$1.5O values; our price only 81.
S. M. & E. H. Wilkes & Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-11-06

Blotches, pimples, coarse pores, black
heads are unsightly and denote impure
Dl90d, Holhster's Rocky Mountain Tea
lets. Palmetto Drug Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-11-06
Values i'm Dress Goods


The delight of shoppers is this display of fash
lonabe dress materials in newest weaves, striking
patterns and dainty shades. Values that you can
not help appreciating and which will save you
money.
TAFFE'TA SILK in black, brown and garnet
good quality and an exceptional value at $1.25
yard, also $100 yard.
PEAU de SOLE SILK. Beautiful material that
never fails to please Dainty weaves in black
Two grades good values at 81. 90 and 81 25 yard
BROADCLOTH in delightful shades of brown,
navy, garnet tan and caster. A number of blacks
Special values at $1.0O yard
Great Display Of BLACK GOODS in Panama,
Mohar, Serge, Batiste and Nuns Yelling. Big
values at 81 90 yard.
Remarkable SOC Values. If you don't want to
miss a good thing, see this strong line in most SER
Wceable Weaves and shades Repellants 58inches
wide, soc yard. Panama. Serge, Batiste, fancy
plaids, ETC., in newest colors and patterns 5Oc yd.
We are also showing some very good values in
dress goods at 25c yard.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-11-06
housekeeping Linens

TABLE LINENS i'll a variety Of
pleasing designs and all grades. You
will find many good values worth buy
ing III white and colors soc, 75c
$I.oo and $I,25 and up to $I.75 yard.
DOlLIES to match our best Table
Linens. Very attractive $2,25, $3.50
and $500 per dozen,
READY MADE SHEETS of fair
quality, each Soc.
PILLOW CASES ~ 1-2c, I5c and
zoe each.
SILENCE CLOTH soc yard.
TOWELS of durable materials Sc,
Ioc and I5c each.
BATH TOWELS priced below
value II I-2c, 19c and 2sc each.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-11-06
At Home, after December First,
CapitO1 Hill

Charleston, West Virginia.
Mr.. Bale, who is successful young
business man of Charleston, West Vir-
ginia, is son of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.
Bale, of this city, and has great
many friends here who are sincere in
their congratulations and good wishes
to him and his prospective bride.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-05
Sunmpre.

4. Us. Dillon, Der betannte Bbo'
tOsrapb uOu bier, fisl Wtontas iii elmer
@irtbiduft su Olb 6Orse plUsti6 an
einem SerSidlas tObt nisSer.
- @eorse, Der IA Sabre alte Sobu
bet Gbsleuts @Onrao S9wsissr uOn OF
Drinfer StruEs, erlas Samitas ylaA'
mittas mad siner aruntbsit BON brsi
8oden Der 8au4feIlentIiinouns. Die
8eiissuns srfOlste Dienitas i'm Dun
more SrisbbOfs, nobel Paitor 3. 8.
Distri1 ben Trauerbienit leitete.
- Sine Sts9affaire srsisnets ii9
Samitas 9ia6t an MOrtimer Strass,
nobel Casper SusrrO uussbIi6 Our9
eouis ParrOri brsi StidpunOsn srbislt.
cine in bic gunss, cine unoere nabs benz
Ser3eu uuS Die nnbers i'm Nrne. TrOs
Der ssfdbrli6sn Serlssunsen 1T Der 3u'
ftano BON Susrru elm sinitissr. Ole
Dtdnuer batten messn ibrer Nrbeit einsn
Streit uno obns peiteres jos bann
BarrOri einsn Dolh unS itieB barauf
los. Gr mu9ts iib mad Der Ebat nu'
Ii4tbar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-05
Die ,SemtI6er Sag" J,ier,

pslbs persansenen Samfta9 in Wab'
lsrs g8alb9sn absebaltsn wurbs, mar
pom ld0nlten @sttsr be9iinitist, bod
mar es entihieosu ju tiibl fir cine Seit'
li9teit i'm Sreieu. lleber bic 3abl Der
Seiu6er pOllsn mir nihts iasen - es
wnrsn feline 10000, ni6t einmal bic
srparteten 800 - iOl6e Widusel bedt
man am belteu nit bem Otuntel Der
driitli4en 8armberSisfeit. Die bort
parsn, sabsu ii6 u1e Wtiibs, Die Sade
in S6wuns ju brin9en uno amiiiirten
ii6 beitens, wOju bic BON 9srrn Stein
uOrseiiibrten Solisipisls ibr sutss Gbsit
bsitrusen. Die Wfuiit leiitsts allss,
mas man pernfnitissr gSeiis srmartsn
tounte. Die 9temarfer -slpenidnser"
trafsn infOlss einss 8ubnunfullss Ieiber
usripdtst Elm unO es mar 9 llbr, ebe iis
i'm @eleit ibrer Sreunos uon bier in ben
6sitplas einmari6irten. Sbr @ri6si'
nsn parb jubslnb bssriiBt uno bra9te
Ssbsn in bic @eisai6aft. Die @tianss
ieftion oes slrbeiter Sortb. Yereins mar
i6on Su friiber gbenoitunoe in corpOrs
sridisusu uuo trus unter 2eituns ibree
DHissntsn RrOf. .SdmiOt msbrsrs SIsber
reht mader Dor. Das Die -alpenidu.
ger" nit ibreu treffliden Sortrdssn Die
3ubUrsr bsssiitsrtsn. lit islbftusritdnb.
lid; lsibsr touuten iie nidt bis gum
Gnbs bss Seites bleiben, oa es salt, lid
uusSuruben fir bic auf SOnnta9 arrau.
sirten slusfliise.
DaB Oas 5eit trOs Ueri6isoeuer un'
sinitissr llmltdnoe 10 gut Oerlief, 1T
benz @Omite ju ueroaufeH, wel9es aus
ben Serrsu 2entbolb, Steiu, Solepb,
Sar6sr uu6 Wfeldior beftuub, uno Sas
gum Tbeil peoer Wtiibs nod finan3ielle
Spfsr i9sute, nm elm 9utes Reiultat 3n
srrei6en. glu6 bic Damen @6bel,
Dsrubart uno Wfel6ior funren unsr.
miblia bel 8eOienuns Der @dlte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-05
Stabtrath.

StltSt 0uuHtlI Sos 0hHHh'
Die einleitenoen S6ritte fir einsn
itdOtii6en 8absplas purben in otsier
9sriammluns bnrh Wisrriman semaht,
Der cine ReiOlutiou sinbra6ts fiir sinsn
8orani9las Der Soften, I'M sinsn
8absplas I'M giap Gus Rarf berri6ten
su laIen. @r fiibrts bic giOtbwenbisfeit
iiir sinsn Uffsntli6en Saosplas on uno
bic Yorlase paro oanu sinftimmis ans
eeuoHmeu.
Sine anbsre 0tOtbpenoisfeit waro
pom Stipp anserest. wsl6sr cine RsiOlu'
tion porlsste, bic ausfunit uerlanst, mo
arsuswsss sslsst wOrSsn iinS unO mo
lis nod nidt sslest wOrbsn iiuS, 3uIuH'
men nit einsm SOitsniiberi6lag. nm
oisislbsn su lssen. Ssrr Stipp madts
Oarauf aufmsriiam, OaB in pislsn
Staottbeilsn nod feline 8reuSwess ss'
test worbsn iino, Obidon bic @runo'
eiaenthiimer Seitsnpsse lessn lisBsn.
au6 bisis ReiOlutlOu wurbs an9snOm'
men.
Die SsiOlution ;wsds Grnsnnuns
einss prattiideu Otunnes, nm bic Sloa'
fsnfrass ,u ituOirsn, icns iiir ernennunG
sinss SPECIAL @Omitss in bstrsff uOr
garfs, unb iene fir Yeranoernns osl
glans fir Tfuiteruns pom Wtartsi
Strass, srbislten Ssiitimmun9.
Oisus SOrlussu CAB ss nod fOlssHos
Wtullep-Srbinan3 fir elm sleftriiass
gi6t on 8Ooblnwn Strase uno Soule
parb ausnus; reisrirt. 8eiolntion IL
betrsif Der Sssuns uOn Ssitenwessn al
| Sdnoerion gluenue; referirt. Soi
Sersen- RsiOlutiOn fir SsitsnweSe al
giOro Ninin ausnue; rsfsrirt. SO
ftsao - &siolution fir einen 6snsr
alarmtaIten on aOams sluenue uno Se
minarD Strait; au9enommen. Heio
luton fir SsrubissunS bss slicBment'
Der 8, q. Ssalp yOt UOn $3.50 auf $40
ansenommsn. Stipp-6 6eiolntiou tti
0erabiesuus Der 9b,usstanal sliieb
msnts uon @bmurb s. 6erber uno So
iepb Serber pom ie S54.40 auf $37 40
nobel bic StuOt ben lluteri6iso bsSab
len IOl; rsierirt. Wtattbews-Reio
luton fir Ssrabiesuns Oss GbSussta
nal aIiesments pOn g8. Waro BON $20'
aui s175; refsrirt. ReiOlution fiji
Serabiesuns Oes 9liisbmsnts pOn &S
u. 9. 9awtins pom 1920 auf $195
referirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-05
Spbe Narf Rotisen.

- Gin Brnno in Der Srant u. Sibati
8irtbidaft an scranton StraBs ionnte
SOnntas Niittus BON Der 5susrtpsbr
nit siusm Sdubsn BON stpa 500 be.
pGltigt tperoen.
- Sait auf friidsr Tbat puroe ssft.
srn Der Fole Soispb Benslestb srtappt,
Der sinsm 9oithausseuofen in yio. s82
aspisr auenus $50 In @slb uub siniss
SlsiOunssitiide ssitOblsn bate.
- Wii6ael Tuuti BON Sisbenter
Npsnus, Der In sinen .. & 3. Sitter.
wassn einbra9 unO Sru6t ftabl, purbe
Samitas fur isin seri9tli9ss @ri@ei.
men untsr 5000 Siirsi&aft ssftsllt.
- @bnarb WicGartbp bon 8aibs
burn Ctr. Osisu II Sabre alter SObn
in Der 3e6e Der SCRANTON 9obten 60.
cine Gsrlssuns oss Siiidsrutes oapOn
trus, bat Dounsritas sesen bic Comps
ME cine @ntihdot9un9sfla9e fir $25,s
600 siutrasen luHen.
-gfarrsr antbOnp 5Obp. elm uiipri'
i9sr @siitiider, purbe SOuntas Wtor'
gen in Ifsinsr @Obnuus an gisuntsr
StraBs, nabrsnb er Elm 8ao nabm.
BON sinsm S6lusunfall befallsn unb toot
uufssfunbsn, uts man wessn ieiusm
lanssn gusblsibsn mad Der llriads
iab.
- Der 13 Sabre alte 2Ouis SrsB'
mid pon @arfislb slpenue ertranf Srei.
tag Oia6mittus in Osm Damn Hutsr
Der Spruee Struse Bride, obue baB
bic anoeren Rnaben nod Der bort itas
tiOuirts Relisiit 9tOis ben YOrsuns be.
meritsu. @rft nud GINGER .3eit wurOs
feline abwslenbsit bsmerft unb bic banu
uuSsitelte 9tudfOriauns srsab, oaB ct
ertruufen mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-05
Tas xhal abpdrt6.

Sablor.-3u siusm riatisen S6msi'
ser Solisisits ssituItste ii6 Sas Pic 9lic
oes @rhtli 8ersins, oas am Wfontas
In 9epis' 8Glb6en abssbalten lpuroe
un6 aub Der Seiu6 IisB niAts ju piins
IGeu iibris. Sin 8ettidisbeu nm greiis
i'm 9Ssrtbe pun $40, Sdwiussn, SSstt'
rsnusu. Siussn, GunSen unS nod an'
bere 9eluitisunseu untsrbisltsn alls
@aite bsitsns unO bOtsu srOsss amiiis'
msnt. Den SObspuntt srrsi9ts Oas
Ssit stbenbs, ais Der S6weiSer Wfdn'
uerdor pom giewarf eri9ien uno cine
slnsabl 2is6sr portrus. - Die Shent'
li6en S6ulsn purosu am Dienita9 sr'
6ffuet. - Sin Sluslins Der @belsute
Seurp 8eiisnilnb pOn Rsnobam ftarb
seltern NiOrssn unO lpirb bsute bserSist.
.Seuts Oia6mittas bat bic Sadawanna
@Ompunie 3ubltas.
= Sin Sra9tsus Der Ssriep Central
Subu uub Elm .. & 8. 9Oblsning fub'
rem seItsrn Morsen on Der Wfinoofa
Suuction insinanber, uno wdbrenb nur
elm 8rsmIsr lsidt usrlsst wnrbe, iino
beios 9ofomOtiuen fait uOllitdnois bsmo'
Iirt unO bic 8ubnftrede mar mebrere
StunOen ssipsrrt. Die 5iibrer Der
bsiOsn .3iss iinO iaulO on bsm llnfaa,
osnn isOsr wOtlts 3usrit bic Stslls paiii'
zen.
RpfYpIff Ma gUnhsnhIoff
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-05
gRilfes. earre Waabri&tsn.

- Sran @atbarine Disque wurbe
pOrlsstsu WOutae i'm SanOpsr 8risO'
bOfe bssroigt.
= Dem 9ujerne GOuntp @sridt liss
gen n4t auflasen wesen UtorO Dor -
iammtli9 sessn Stnlisnsr unb Sluuen.
- Am Donusritas murbe Gnna So'
ispbins, jiinsfte TOdtsr bss @bspaarss
Sarrp @Ourab uOu @rant Strubs, Sur
Ssube beftdttet. =--~
& Das Suwelisrssiddft bon Mat
8artOwsip in 9insston lit in Der 0iaht
pOn Disnitas uuf YtittwOdb uOn Die
ben beIu6t unb um Samudiadsn i'm
8ertb pon $1,000 bsraubt morbsn.
= Drsi 0tdnusr, Sumss McWiuna'
man, 9utrid Seensp unb SOispb Wto'
tinsti. lisssn ibwsr usrbrannt bura cine
@rploiiOn in Oem Stanton Sdudt am
DOnnsritas i'm Wisrcp 9Oipital bar'
nieoer.
- Der Dor einisen @o6en BON bier
uussefniffeue Barber Pbilip Stolt
ipurbs am Dunnsritas in Sittsburs per
buftet. mo sr nit sinsm Srausuiimmsl
aus Pbilaoetpbia lsbte. Seine 6umili
bier bate sr pfennislos juriidssluien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-05
SSie 1T sies:

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i,esn 6aa psH aatarrb, esr ni6t bur& 1inntb
mtn ppH 5aGS 8aiarrb'stur stbstIt pTefr
iann.
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felt ben lssttu IS Sabrtn stfaHHt unb balttn ibH
fir ppllfpmmsH tbrrnbaft IN alien @tl&6ftsssr-
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len.
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uub pirft birtft anf has 8Iut uHe bic f<imi-
atn Sbufd&m bss Syatms. 3tuenifIs frti
SrIaHbt. prtis 75G ftiT bic 6Iaf9t. 0Tiauft
BON alien MpOibdnn.
San's Gamilisn-pilItn fnb be bsffsu.