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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-13
November %.


This organization is in this country being
eians Several of this thoroughly competent u
been connected with the tnis country
and in Europe the first prize medal compe
with many others the Columbian pk the conduct
tor is of the abest country He is the life and soul
the organization and is wknown Hungarian He has
appeared before the King royal and has
received several medals Says Boston Journal be Con
cert last evening the Music Hungarian Orchestra was
one of the finest of its kind city numbers were
on the programme but by round applause heard
twenty The encOres were highly regular
pieces The playing characterized by pure ona
ton correct Interpretation This season they car
ry in addition a Darnone singer
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-13

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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-21
CHURCH SERVICES

First Baptist church, City tenn
pie, corner Second av. and Lincoln
ST., Oliver w. Van Osdel, d. D.,
minster.-Service 1890 a. m. and
1870 p. m. Subjects: Morning,
THE man who spoiled the fight;
evening, Washing of regeneration
and renewing the holy spirit" Mu-
sic by large chorus choir, Prof. A..
w. Cords, choirmaster. Bible
school at noon. B. Y. p. U. $50
p. NJ. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening.
Central Baptist, Shannon av.
near Division st.-Rev. Willis E..
Pettibone will preach on "The COM
pensation of a righteous life" at IL
and on THE Christian in prayer
at 100 Sunday school 10 a. M.
Junior union at 3 p, m. B. Y. P.
u. at $50.
Free Methodist, east Mallon and
Magnolia-On account of the i'll
ness of Rev. De Foe, Cleaver Or
ton will have charge of services
tomorrow. Preaching at II, follow
ed by class meeting, and at 1880.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Pacific Avenue Christian church,
Cook st. and Pacific av.-Regular
services SUNDAY morning. Subject,
The Eleventh Commandment"
There will be no services in the
evening and all are requested to
attend the revival meetings at the
Central Christian church. A. c.
Downing, pastor.
Swedish M. E., corner Third and
Washington-Rev. John A. Will
man has returned from a two
weeks vacation and will preach to-
morrow at II d. m. and 7:45 p. m.
Sunday school 10 O'Clock. Young
people meet at Z p. m.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-21
BAN ON WOODEN
WATER PIPES

The desire of Fred B. Grinnell
to secure wooden pipe water sys-
TEN for his Eastside Syndicate ad-
dition was given a setback by
Water Commissioner Roy this
morning, who stated that while he
is in Office the city will not allow
the installation of any more wood
en- pipes by private parties who ex-
pect when the revenue is sufficient
to sell the system back to the city.
Several months ago the city took
over the Lidgerwood Park water
system, which was Of wooden pipe.
The pipes rotted and the city was
put to an expense Of about $4,000
to put in standard system. II
Grinnell will agree to install sys-
TEN of standard pipes. then the
board Of works will probably recon-
mend to the council that he be al
lowed to connect with the city sys-
tenn
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-21
NOTED SCOUT
ASKS PENSION

Thomas Bell, age IS, former
scout. government pack train man,
miner and prospector, is in the city
enroute home from Washington, ID.
c., where he went to try to secure a
pension. He was unsuccessful by
reason of the fact that although he
was for years a government en-
ploye and fought Indians, blazed
trails and put up with every hard
ship of soldier, he was not regu-
larly enlisted. He left his case in
the hands of Senators Hepburn. Of
Idaho, and Ankeny, of Washington.
who will endeavor to have congress
make a special dispensation in his
case.
Bell was born in Washington, d.
c., and 1t was his first trip back
there since 1857 In 1858 Bell was
where Spokane now stands and was
advised by some of his companions
to take up squatters right beside
the falls, as there certainly was to
be a city here. Bell says he was
making S. a day then and thought
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-21
PRINCIPLEv VS. FIGURES

Editor, Press-I would like to
tell F. w. Schwartz that ! called
on someone good at figures, for l
have known figures to solve great
problems if they were set up right.
Schwartz says lie isn't good at fig
ures, so of course could not expect
an answer, although in the same
breath says he could cover per-
son up with figures, but didn't do it
and made me none the wiser. | ex'
pect the Unemployed question to be
settled but it will take principle to
do 1t, which seems to stand for
nothing in his estimation. What
else is needed but change of mind
to cast your ballot for better prin-
ciples and better organization of
society? Laws will follow accord
ingly. Yes, | think 1t will be pol
iticians that will finally solve the
problem as fast or slow as men are
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-21
APPROPRIATION
FOR BIG FAIR

An appropriation making total
Of $4,000 was made by the Spo-
kane county commissioners yester-
day afternoon for the Seattle fair
exhibit, following conference with
the county fair committee. This is
the maximum sum allowed under
the levy for fair purposes.
The cost of the exhibit will run
up to $1,000 and the matter of a
building and care will consume the
rest of the amount. M. j, Vessels,
of the chamber of commerce ex-
hibit. will have charge Of the coun-
ty showing.
A detailed outline of the meas
ures needed was given by l.. P.
Hornberger, of the state fair COM
mission.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-21
DONATES
SHIP SUBSIDY

WASHINGTON, d. c., March 81
Under the terms of the ship sub.
sidy bill as passed by the senate
yesterday vessels of 16 knots an
hour speed, travelling between
American and South American
Philippine, Japan, China and Aus.
tralian ports, will receive subsidy
Of 81 per mile.
An allowance of 81 per mile is
made for IL knot vessels.
A provision was adopted that the
expenditures for foreign mail serv-
ice should not exceed the estimated
revenue from ships engaged. An
amendment to add q auxiliary YES
sells to the war fleet was defeated.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-21

to put the right principles in prac-
tice between wealth and poverty.
You say it matters not what prin-
ciple a man stands for. Well,
nothing better then could be ex-
pected and the unemployed should
have no kick coming. Especially
those that have no taxes to pay,
as you say thew are the ones that
will work out the problem. How a
people without country and no
government can do this | fail to
see. They must be aliens and
strangers to the resources of this
government and ought to be salts
fed to share the lot of the prodical
son. John M. Hanson.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-21

that was good enough. He now
owns 100 acre ranch at Lewiston,
Idaho. He is well preserved and
has all his faculties. He says he
does not need the pension personal
ly, but could make good use of 1t
in charity.
Bell is a democrat and when he
shocks hands with Roosevelt on
this trip he said:
You're all right, president, but
your politics are wrong
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-21
BRIDE SCANDAL IN OLYMPIA

OLYMPIA, March III. =.
Thacker, we'll known about Olym-
pia as 1.-The one gallus politician
is charged with obtaining money
under false pretenses in a warrant
issued by the prosecuting attorney.
He has led an Independent fight
against city and county organiza-
tions for years and is now accused
of holding the water company up
for $500 through his influence with
O - harn
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-21
FORM BANKERS UNION

Employees of local banks met last
night in the lobby of the Traders
bank and organized chapter of the
American Institute of Banking. j.
o. Tiffany is president, A. c. Long
shore vice president, A. S. Lin
blad corresponding secretary, w.
L. Barnes recording secretary, w.
H. Page financial secretary, Joseph
Bailey treasurer.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-21

WILL INSTALL NEW LODGE
AS a part of its membership
campaign, the Fraternal Brother
hood will install new lodge at
Medical Lake next Thursday even
ing. The Spokane lodge and team
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-21

will attend, leaving Spokane at q
p. m. on a special car. Monday
evening the lodge will give hard
times dance in Pacific halls. A
number of new members have re-
Gently been initiated.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-21
HARD HIT BY ADVERSELY

". S. Young, trained nurse
whose home is in England, was
assisted by the county commits
sioners yesterday in getting to Sc
attic. He has been the victim of
Is surgical operations and is
broken in health. He said if he
could get to Seattle some ship cap
tain wOnld take him home.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-21
FIVE DEADLY BLOWS AT LABOR
OR GOVERNMENT BY COURTS
THE NEW ENGINE AGAINST ORGANIZED LABOR

country are seriously beset by this
trio of huge, wellfnanced organi-
zation-one effecting legislation,
one effecting public opinion
through the press and one fighting
in the courts.
And of these the American Anti
Boycott is the most dangerous. 1t
is hot on the trail of the unions,
and the question is Who Next?'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-31
Oermifebtes En1anb.

= Sn Stem Orleans. ga.. itarb mad
lansem Sranteulaser Der @onsreBabse
oronets 8obert s. Duusp.
= Sm ct. Yiucents SOipitat ~
Jiew Dorf itarb 8il6of Sohn 9
Utidauo BON Der tatbOlii6en Dio3DiI
burlington, Yt.
= Sm Soloatsnbeim gu Wtilwaufee
@ise., itarb Sames @lancp, Der aIteit'
Ysteran bes Siirsertrie9es, I'm stltel
uon 100 Sabren.
- Su Der Bobuuns leines Sdwie'
seriobues Capt. s. 8. Yallamcan ftart
in Gan Srancisco Der friibere @on9reb'
slbssorOnete eugene s. 2ouO.
= Sn Dobbs Ssrrp, VI. o., fart
Dtaior Orlando Sap Smitb. Der @riin
Der, graliosnt unb Saupt @eifditsfiib'
rer Der slmerican Yreb glnOciation.
= Sn gBaihinstOu. .. g., itart
@enerat @bsar Wt. Wtarble, Der untst
Brdiioent Sapes Sorlteber oes Paient'
amtes in 8aibinston seueien mar.
= slus SOS 9lnseles, @al., wiro &c.
melbet, ba6 9iduber in Wtonrouio, GAL.
in bus @sbauoe Der eritep 9iationalbanI
bra6en nnb 500, COO in baarem @elrs
itabten.
= Sn bsm erlt unldnsit erbauten
St6St6en @arg, Sub. wuroe bic ars
belt in ben Stabliabrifen ouisenommen.
@s perOen bort nit Der 3eit $4,000
Periouen SeiddftiSuus finben.
: @us 9lnanta, Ga. miro 9emelbrt,
oae bort bic Bbite ProuiIion SO. eiue
Sdla9tsrsi srri6ten werOe, in Der tds'
lid 1000 S6wsiue unO 1000 Stiid
Sisb seibla6tet peroen fonnen.
= Sn Terre Suute. Snb., itarb Or.
IbOmas @rap. YiceprdliOent oes Roie
polptsdniidsu Snitituts unb eriter
PrOfeiiOr oss Departments fiir meAa'
nii6es uuO @iuil Suscnieursweieu.
- Sn ieinem Seim itarb in gSiuona
Prdies Ybilipp BON RObr, Der lang.
iabriSe SseIiorser Der oOrti9en ct.
MurtinsaemelnOe unb felt 3wan3is
Sabrsu Rrdies Der eu.'lutb. @iscOniin'
Sgnooe.
- @barles Seibnis. felt Sabreu elmer
Der Shbrer bss Dsutidtbums uOn ct.
9onis. lit nidt mebr. Wfit raubsr Sano
bat Der COB ibn am SamltaS mittsn
aus einem arbeitsreiden 9eben seriHen.
Der Oabinsei4isoene errsi6ts Elm slltsr
BON 46 Sabren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-31
9piIetteniafpn fir Snnbe.

Dte iiinsfte @rrunssni9aft ouf benz
@ebiete Der STANDARDIZATION lit, ipis
Elm 2onboner Rorrefponbent i9reibt,
Der SOilettenialpn fir Sunbs. Wlrs.
D6ite pearee bot in Der fafbionable,
fen gesenb bon 2onbon in princes
Street, am Sannopsr Square, sinen
rSpilettenialon" fir S9oobbunbe ers
bffnst. Waan tann in bieiem SaIon
aud 9unbe gu boben preiien taufen.
SebenfalIs beri9afft Mrs. Yeares
oGss, mos in bieIer Ri9tung gee
ipiinf9t fpirb. go bat iis tiirsIi9 erft
auf @srIansen elm S9oobs &Gngurub
beforst. 9lud cine reids 9luspabI in
SoiIettesesenftdnOen fir Sunbs 1T auf
Eager.
2tber bic eisentIi6s SpiaioIitdt ber
Mrs. penrce 1T bod ibr Salon fir
tOrperIi6e unb etbilde SunbetuItur.
DieIer Salon birst tn ieinen Siefen
elm elssantes Sunbebab, ipo .Sibo"
fetnen SDbaritenleib BON benz plebeits
fden Grbenitaub reinisen fann. Dom
Babe sebt's in ben SaIon felbf. no
Gibos 3Gbne elmer senausn Snipettion
unterporfen, gefdubsrt unb ssfeilt
tperben. Die Subndsel iperben nad
ben @efeben Der Sunbeid0nbsit ses
itubt. 9ierauf erfoIst bos Griiiren
ober bas Soaridnsiben unb In letter
Snitan5 bas parfiimiren. 4uf benz
@ebiete Der Griiur iit Mrs. pearce
4iinitIsrin. Sbre @efdidIi9teit sipfeIt
tn benz flafiifden Saari4uitt zines
pubels. limb bieier Salpn rentirt fid.
Die 9unbebeiibsrinnen nsbmen au4
in 3ranfbeitsfGllen ober ipenn freus
bige greisniffe in Der Sunbefamilie su
eripartsn iinb, ibre 3uflu9t su Uers.
pearee, bie fi9 in pinner. einem reis
aenb gelsgenen 8orort bon Gonbon, Elm
eIegantes Sunbefanatorirm sinserids
tet bat, bas aud ben Sunbebamen unb
<Serren in Gbfpeisnbsit ibrer ouf Rsi.
fen befinbliden Gissntbiimer tin be-
bosIi8es 9eim bietet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-31
GuSlanb.

Sn Berlin lit Der Senior Der
oeutiden Patsntanwdlts. Sarl Pieper,
aus Ssm ssbsn ssi6isOsn.
-Sn Fup.9lotrs Dame, Srautrsid,,
bat elm @rbbeben eroBe Guirssuus Der.
loOrSerufen, uber fsiusn S9aosn psrur.
iaat.
- Cardinal 8ictor eucian Sulpice
9scot, @r,biidof uon 8orosaur, srlus
in sinem Sotet in @bumberp, Sruntreid,
sinem 8lutiturIe.
= gia6 sinsm bon Der StaatsseIes.
seblns BON Porto Rieo ansenommsnsn
8eidlub, miro bic Ginfubr pon 8isb
pom 1. Sauuar an fret isin.
= Der srit unlduSit erpdblts Stabts
ratb BON Siiiabon, 9ortusal. bat on.
seblih in ben itdbtiiden 8h9srn elm
Deficit uon 81 900. 900 sntosdt.
= aus osm Stuat Sonora Id
Wfsrico miro oas Guftrstsn elmer neuea
Sranfbeit semelbet, bic bereits piele
BsriOuen ais Opfer 9efOrbsrt bat.
Sn 8rauni6weis lit Der Senior
Der @ircusbeiiser Der Bslt, Dirsftor
@ottbolo Sdumann, seitorben. @r
bate Elm slltsr BON s3 Sabren er.
rei1t.
= Gus ct. Petersburs pirb ssmek
bet, baB felt Oem @intreffen Der tsstsn
talteH sBelle bic 3abl Der @rfrantnussu
oil Der Sb lera Dieoer beoeuteno Suss.
nommen bat.
= Sn @Ottinsen but Der bsriibmtt
Stuatsredtstebrer uuo 9riminaliit Bro,
felOr Or. ,Starl Suowis bon Bar oit
5eter istnes fiinfsisiabriseu Doftoriu'
biIaums besan9eu.
- slus Berlin, Dsutidlano, wirt
SemelOet, baB oas 8eibnn9tssel6ait
i'm allsemeineu idIedt 1T uuo baB Sc
idaitsleute oariiber flasen, bas 9Saa
reu pom bobsm SSertbe gar ni6t sefauI
meroen.
= SBie Die r5runtfurtsr 3eituue'
aus Snuerldiiiser Suelle eridhrt, Il
Seiterrsi6'lln9arn bersit, Der 3iirte
cine @ntidGOisuns uOn $4,000, ,OO(
fir bic slnneriou 0osnisns unb be-
9erSesowina Su beipillisen.
= Su ye Wians, 5ranfrsi6, gal
Der umeritaniids suftidifier 9Bilbu
2Drisbt nit ieinsm asrOptan 8oritellun
gen in @sssnwart elmer srObsn gu
idausrmense, unter Der fid aud be-
Dtiuiftsr ftir Sffsutlids arbsitsn. Bar
ton, befano.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-31

Chigico. damn entlang der LIME des be-
sagten Landes LA Fusz zu elmer Bcke
an der noerdlichen Settle Won Callie
Strasze, damn entlang besagter LIME so
f'usz zu dem Anfangsplatze; und list
das Land uebertragen durch Andrew ID.
Spencer an die ersten Parteien durch
Deed datirt den 6. September 1908, i'm
Deedbuch No. 202, Settle 351, usw. Allies
verbessert NIT einem zweistoeckigen
hoelzernen Wohnhaus und Auszenge-
Nit Beschlag belegt und in Exekution
genommen auf die Klage Won John f..
Roche, Receiver, gegen Canio Pasquo-
l1chta. Schuld, $1312.32, Unforeseen vom
1. Mai 1908, Anwaltgebuehren und Kos
ten. Judgment No. "a, Januar Termin
1903, FL Fa. zum Januar Termin 1909
VOSBURG, Await
Ferne
No. 12.-Alle die Rechte Titel und In
,teressen des Verklagten in und auf all
Jene gewtsse Lot Strecke oder Parzelle
Land. gelegen in der Vierten Ward der
Borough Dunmore, Lackawanna County
und Staat Pennsylvania, begrenzt und
heschrieben vile folgt. nemlich: An
fangend an elmer EclSe Won Land der
Catharine Devine und John Grady, an
der nordoestlichen Sete der Drinker
Turnpike, damn in nordwestlicher RIGHT
ung entlang LIME Won Land des John
Grady 175 Fusz zu elmer Eeke Won Land
der Pennsylvania Kohlen Companie
lang LIME des Pennsylvania K0hlen
Companies Land in suedwestlicher
Richtung 80 Fusz zu elmer Ecke, damn
LIME Won John Grady's Land 1870 Fusz
oder daherum Zur Drinker Turnpake
damn entlang der oestlichen Settle der
Drinker Turnpike nordoestlich SO Fusz
zum Anfangsplatze, Ist dasselbe Land
uebertragen durch Catharine Devine an
Thomas Devine durch Deed datirt den
16. Januar 1901, eingetragen i'm Deed
buch No. 1911, Seite All. Allies verbes-
sert, NIT einem zweistoeckigen hoelzer-
men Wohnhause und Auszengebaeuden
darauf.
Nit Beschlag belegt und in Exekution
genommen auf die Klage der New Schil- |
Ter Bau und Anleihe Gesellschaft gegen
Thomas Devine. Schuld, $1,000, Interes-
sen vom 16. December 1908, Anwaltge- |
buehren und Kosten. Judgment No. 420, |
Januar Termin 1909. ri. Fa. zum Jan. |
Termin, 1909. Stokes, Anwalt.
all bas ssnannts Gtstutbum pirO nur etssn
psrfauft.
g. s. GalpiI Sberiff
2 s@riHsOmi. snartUu, pa, DOnnsrifas. ben
u. Ds,fmbsr 1893.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-31
Gifenbabn Seittabelle.
9eIaipars, eadaBanna ano qs,fi,rn satn

Vtluwuttf GuuubuHhu ueu HotNttu OuVH.
Sn Rraft ben "a. SUM- 1906.
Gablla-8nldBt Sxantpn fir Rtn gorI
nm 2.05, 800, sos. 800, 1920, Born.
1910, 3.25 unb $40 ga9mitiass. lJiiI
gltp gcrf unb ptilabflpbia, um 500 Born;
f2.40 une 1886 ga&miitags. 8iir
SpbybaHna, 6.10 Hanmittags.
gl6rolit -l3iir Buffalo um LIS. 6.25 u. 9OC
Rpr.; lbs. $40 uub tf.t0 NaHmittaas. 5iil
Biusbamton, &lmira une 3piI&fnffniionsn, un
1910 Mor. unt LOS Nahm. 9iir Sspsap
Sprarulf une lltifa. um IFS uab 6.25 Mpr.
i.55 Na%mtttass. SeRtap. Svraeuls uni
Utica 3us um 6.25 Mor. lduft i6aIit, ausae
npmmtn Seuutaee. Sir Mpnirofe um 9.O(
Mer., los unb 6.40 @a6m. Ri6sIIon Ne
tpmcballou nm 4.60 Natmitiaas. Pina
hampton Nesompbntiou, UNI 6.f5 giadbmittaas
Sloemsburg 9ibifion-Y YtrI6Hi Suantri
fir RpytbumbtrIanb um 6,35, 10 90 Rcr.
i.55 unb $40 sia&m. Cir plymouth um 9 %!
Na@miitaes.
SouutaaSs3fae.
sibli6- -Bfr glsp gprf um Q 05, 3.2O
6.05 nnS 1920 Msrssns, 3.35 pnh 3.4l
Ndhm.
slSrhfid, Rir Buffalo nm t.i5, uni
6.25 NRcr. i.55, $40 unt ff.f0 glahm
6fir Binebauiicu unb 3pil&enfdtiputu, go
uub 1910 gormttiage
Sloomsburs 9ibifinn WsrIGRt Serdntcl
I'M 1920 R"r unh $40 Nn6miitd9s.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-31

No. 5.-All jene gewisse Lot StueclS
oder Parzelle Won Land, gelegen. 1iegend
md seiend In der 10. Ward der Stadt
folgt: Anfangend an einem Punkte an
Clay Avenue 30 Fusz Won der Ecke der
suedaestlichen LIME Won Clay Avenue
NIT der nordoestlichen LIME von Poplar
Strasze: damn In elmer suedoestlichen
Richtung parallel NIT Poplar Strasze. so
Fusz zu elmer Fcke: Won da in elmer
nordoestlichen Richtung I'm rechten
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-31

Seitsllt bas .0odsublatt. =
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-31

Dte 3abI Der 2ebrerin'
men an ben babiI9en 8oltsI9ulen
lit bon Alb i'm Sabre 1900 auF S86
i'm Sabre 1908 seitiesen.
Gin 3eitunssm cum.
bas etne Sommlrng ein5elner 3ti'
tiinsssRummeru aus olIer Serren
9dnbern birst, beifsbt felt 1886 In
gla9en.
gtn @ramm Cts braa9t
gum S9melaen etipa 80mal iobiel
Wdrme, ipie erforberli9 lit, bic Sems
psratur bon 1 9ramm WaHer Inn 1
@rab au erbDben.
gu Geuerungs5 5tped n
bsrbrau9ten bic @iienbobnen in OnfeI
Sams 2anb i'm Sabre 1907 1885,
SOL GGFer Petroleum, segen 1857. :
GIT Safer i'm Sabre 1906.
Gsgibtteinen pirtIi9
tpeiben @Iep banteuS tn
Siam, pegu unb 4rocan tperben ober
@Iepbonten nit annGbernb blabrptber
Soutfarbe nit srOBter Sorsfalt se'
pfleat.
L
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-31

Rotber 6 9nee LIT eine Has
turerideinuns. bic in ben polarsesens
ben siemIi4 hdufis, selesentlih aud in
ben 4Ipeu unb In S9ottIanb beobad.
tet fperben fann. Der RapitGn Rob
entbedte an Der Riiite Der 8affinsbai
cine fait brsi Meilen Ianse Rette DON
Rlippen. bic nit rotbem Sdnes bon
leudtenber Sarbe unb on man9en
SteIIen faft adt SUB bod bamit be-
bedt mar. Die llrfa9s bider Gri9ei>
nung mar ben 8soba9tsrn unb ben
@eIebrten SunGdit elm RdtbIel, Bis
cine forefdItise llntsrIu9uns nit benz
Wlitroftop seiste. bab iie bon bsm @ors
fommen elmer fehr tlsinen. NIT benz
S4nee Dermif9ten pflanse berriibrte.
bic bon MtlIiam Sooter bonn ,paI-
msIla nibaIis" senannt iporben iit.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-16

Mlsn kite cariirle who y vsV
popular with the younk people sspe
csally vim the cblleyen ~ enc fiFai
Methodist charch ten6ered . Graf
ride ana lunch farty 20 hef Toena
friends FRIDAY whirh was m enIoy
able aaasr Mlns Carlisle aiways o.
lnvss ~ ouisrtaiuinr ths tiiio fgiks
AL 81 whom are eiaN - Aergpf - lnFt
tnflm % AM ~ Ser fanetignN
TIE young rssata nppgeciated vHrY
hirhly the hosgitailty "a fntiF h9sieaa.
wh8 gave lbem esiiRhtfli nes q
isorinwu cYeg&
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-16
Chronic DIsrrhosa RslIsvss.

Mr. Edward r. Henry. with the Uni.
Ted States Express Co. Chicago.
writss. "0ur General superintendent,
ar. Quick. handed me bottle o.
Chamberlain's Cole Cholera and
niarrhoea Remedy some time ago 20
check "a attack Of the ola chronic a..
arrhoea have used n since that
time and cured many on our trains
who have been sick. ! am 40 Old sot
der who served with Rutherford u.
Hayes ana william Mckinley iouF
years in the ggrd Ohio RsFlment and
have no ailmrut exneyt ehFonio diar
rh0oa. which this remedy stops -
once NOR aaic ~ ali druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-16
Ar &c cnuRcAEs roOAy.
Interesting Services to Be Held IN the
Various Churches Of the City.

interesting Services to Be Held IN the
Various Churches Of the City.
Services win be held at the various
churches today as follows:
First Baptist Church Owing 10 the
absence OF Rev. S. b. Rogers, the
pastor, who is serving the First Rap
list church in Jacksonville. Rev. b. p,
Robertson, dean Of Columbia College,
Lake City. will al the pulpit this
morning and evening There viii be
Sunday school AZ $3.50 a. m. but no
meeting Of the b. Y. p. u.
First Methodist Church. Rev. 4. ].
Nixon Sunday school at $3.50 a. M;
let all the school remember that this
is piano day" Preaching at l0;fs
a. M; subject, "The Secret OF Pleas.
ing God. Junior League at 3. Senior
League at .. m. Evening service
OF preaching and songs at T;A5 o'clock.
First Presbyterian church-~Dr.
sledd will preach this morning AZ
1890. Sunday school at the usual
hour No evening service.
Advent Christian Church, Rev. Jas.
Tee Sunday school NJ 1880 q. m.
Preaching at 10;45 a. m. and s p. m.
by the pastor. and both sermons win
be along practical lines.
ST.. Patricks Catholic Church. Rev.
In. j. Lynch Mass VIII be held At
10 4. m. Devotion OF che Holy Rosary
and bcnedlction Of the Blessed Sac
rament az p. m.
Holy Trinity Church. Rev. Francis
IN. Cralghill--Nlnth sunday after Trim
lily. Holy Communion. a. M; Morn.
ing prayer and sermon, 1880 a. m;
sunday school. $3.50 D. m; Evening
prayer. $50 D. m.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-16

The new soda fountain for W W
Avera. who d fitting ~ a new and
nodern place IN the old Hyde buiid
INK. has arrived. and u one o. ihe
handsomest pieces Of work Of ne
Kind ever seen In the state. and y
said 20 - The only one u the kind
b me South
The fountain b said 10 have cost
So 600. and no one has ycs had ne
nerve OK the experiences 70 douot =
IL d a magnificent foumialn q Nexi
can onyx. whlch yin engage . soun-
Ger az thlrgY.thrre fees. Exypiian
marble. win greeu panels. and will
be q credlt 90 = gnpldiygrowins cry