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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-06-03
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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-06-03
For 4 Sprained Ankle

AS usually treated, sprained ankle
will disable the injured person for a
month or more, but by applying Cham
berlain,s Linimeni and observing the
directions with each bottle faithful,
II cure may be effected in many cases
10 less than one weeks time. This
liniment is most remarkable prepare
ton. Try it for Il sprain or bruise, or
when laid up with chronic or muscular
rheumatism. and you are certain to be
delighted with the prompt relief which
it affords. For sale by Owl Drug
Store.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-06-03
Digging Up the Law

Nathan Is. Williams, a young
lawyer of Fayetteville, Ark, in his
researches into the history and
workings of the United States Post
Office Department recently made
the astounding discovery that, ac-
cording to his Interpretation of the
Constitution of the United States
and certain acts of Congress, a
very large proportion of the mail
matter in this country is being
transported in direct violation of
law.
Section 1882 of the Revised
Statutes of the United States makes
| it unlawful for any one to establish
| a private express for the carriage
of letters or packets over any post
road of the United States or be
tween any city. town or place be
tWccI WuICI TIC HAL ID ICSuldIIy
carried. and yet this is precisely
what the express companies are
doing every year.
Mr.. Williams finds that a large
proportion of the mail other than
the first class is now carried by the
great express companies in compe-
tition with the Post-OffiCe Depart
ment.
AS result of this surrender by
the government of its prerogative,
Mr.. Williams contends that towns
and villages are handicapped and
Disseminated against by the ex-
press companies. and they also
juggle their rates as to get all of
the profitable business which would
otherwise 60 by mail, and leave
the post office to carry such only
those to distant and remote places,
and all of this is plainly seen to be
at the expense of the revenues of
the post Office. Thus we have
twenty-four million dollars ex-
press company dividend melons
and fifteen million dollars postal
deficits. all of which the whole
people pay"
We do not care to express an
opinion upon the merit of Mr..
Williams discovery, preferring to
await the finding by the Circuit
Court of Appeals for the Sth cir
cult of the United States to sit at
st. Paul. Mimi. on the 9Th of the
present month. Should the court
decide in Mr.. Williams's favor,
the case will, of course, be carried
to the supreme court. The ques
ton of the early establishment of
parcels post seems to be involved
in the issue raised Farm Journal.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-06-03

"''o Oh action agains, sucb on
Justices managers, directors
s"perlntendents, or commissioners,
80 violating the provisions of ,h;.
ACT and against the sure,ies an
'"e'' Official bonds for the full
amount OF such liability incurred
or debt contracted.
When Governor Mead is sr,r
''ohed before the investigating
committee he will be asked whv
''e approved these deficiencies.
lie protest of the las, stat.
legislature against such extrava-
eahce is we'll remembered and
curing the debate on the Yakima
fair deficiency bill, it is recalled
'hat Representative Palmer of
Ming county, said on the floor of
the House the legislature would be
doing right if it issued warrants for
the arrest of the men who would
voluntarily violate the law The
Yakima Fair was given 5000 in
1907, and came to the 1909 lepis-
lature with deficiency bill.
The $50 900 deficit in the public
printer ; office was also made a
matter of long investigation and
debate, III the course of which it
was stated that tons and tons of
printed matter and stationery were
removed from the cellar of the cap
ltal and destroyed because the
space was needed for other pur-
poses.
Civil and criminal liability ANY
oihcer, trustee, manager, director
superintendent or commissioner
enumerated, who shall violate the
provisions of this act bv creating
deficiency, mourning a liability or
eXpending a greater sum than is
appropriated by the legislature for
any public institution or depart
ment of this state in any one year,
shall be individually liable for the
same, and shall be deemed guilty
of a misdemeanor, and upon CON
viction thereof shall be fined in
any sum not exceeding one thou
sand dollars. The Law.
Following is a complete list of
the deficiency appropriations asked
by the last legislature:
Railroad commission, 81 900
Governor for exposition, s., 500.
Horticultural commission, 81,
S55 65
Land commission, $40, $50.
Public printer. $50 900.
Secretary of state, $500.
Supt. of Public instruction, $500.
State fair of Washington, SO,
698.
Western Washington Hospital
for insane, $500.
Bellingham Normal School,
s7,l33.40.
Cheney Normal school 81 5O|/o.
Ellensburg Normal School, 9ll'-
o85 9S.
Deaf and Blind school, 5000.
Eastern Washington Hospital Tor
insane, 5000.
ctete library, ! sos.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-06-03

Preliminary steps were taken this
week To celebrate the Fourth IN royal
sryle in this city. Committees were
named for different purposes ana II Is
the intention of those in charge TO have
a ronsing big time So mote 1t be.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-06-03
Sore Nipples,

Any mother who has had experience
with this distressing ailment will be
pleased to know that a cure may be
effected by applying Chamberlain's
Salve as soon as the child is done nur-
sing. Wipe it of with soft cloth be-
fore allowing the babe to nurse.
Many trained nurses use this salve
best results For sale by FOWL Drug
Store
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-20
SpIlanbtfd,e 9ufpeustuiebet.

Der fir bic 3u9t Der Sulpen5tpiebel
In Spllanb bertpenbete 8pben mub uii>
bsrorbsntIt9 feudt fetR, 70 baB ibre
Wuraeln faft bts tn's WaHsr rti4en.
9rGbt man 5tpei ober brei SUB tief. 10
trifft mon auf Wafer; bofiir lit bic
grbs febr fanbis unb bebarf elmer reis
den, forsfGItigen 9iinsuns. 9luf benz
ssbiinstsn 8oben iperben sunddit 4ar<
toffeln onsepflanat. bamtt bic Grbe fiir
bic 8lumen ni1t au frGftig fei. 2tuf
biefen sSelbern tpirb alfo i'm eriten
Sabre sine fofsbare @rnte ber beiten
Rartoffeln gtbalten. unb erf TN aspeis
ten Sabre t6nnsn bic biel -tpertbboueren
3piebeln seerntet nerben. Die 3iids
flung BON neuen Irten, bic TN II.
Sabrbunbert ben Sulpenbdnblsrn 9ol=
lambs oIs bas bDdfte 3iel erf4ien,
ipirb beute nur tpentg gepflegt. Ga
sibt bereits 70 unenbIid piele In ben
aarteften Sarben getSnte 8artstdtsn.
bob taum eine Radfrase na9 sana
neuen grten beitebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-20
0orlauftr DIR Gokomotiue.
- @aeIaHe aae esranfrsid1 To. 10. Jahss
bnnesrt etbaute Ylafdlinen.

9nueeft etbaute Blatmthen.
So lit eine interefnnte 9lufgabe,
bur4 bic Sabrbunberte riidbIidsnb, au
perfOIgsn, tpis ole sroben @rfinbungen
ber neuern 3eit ibre @orlGufer gebabt
baben.
S9on i'm Sabre 1874 purbe in
England eins @rt 2otomptipe tpns
ftrutrt, bic Ulurboot'f9e Maf6ine; fie
TIT perbIiiffenb einfad, Elm tlsines 8as
genseiteu NIT einem tleinen 8oroerrob
unb spei grOBern SinterrGoern. iibsr
benen cine einfa9e Maf9ine anaebra6t
TIT. Sbr mar freiIih feine prattii6e
2aufbabn bef9ieben; bic erIfe Gotomo.
tipe. bic in @nglonb einen 3us be-
f6rberte. mar bonn Sbpus Der alten
r2otomotionsn." bic ieBt nod i'm Gis
ienbobnsMuieum BEL Darlington 5u
feben lit. Sier TT f9on bic neue 2otos
mOtiDe ben tpeientliben @runbformen
porsebilbet, benz groben auf ben GGz
bern Iiesenben 9ampftefsI unb ber
RaudeFe. bic ii4 BEL Der 2otomotion
fretli9 In setpaltiger 8iesung unf0r>
mtg bod emporbebt. gtber Der llrs
beber ber 2ofomotipe TIT eigentIid
Ri4arb Srebitbid. Der. III seboren,
ii4 NIT benz problem bef9Gftiete, bic
9ampffraft prattif6 ausaunubsn. SIN
Sabre 1875 fonitruirte er Elm Mpbell,
in benz gum eriten WlaIe 3eFel unb
Maf9ine Elm Stiid bilhstsn. SIN
Sabre 1901 ipurbe bann ID. grDbere
Dampfmaffkle sebaut, bic ols npus-
ftenber Seu Tel" bstannt purbe unb
nod bsute i'm 2onboner Soutb aens
iingtonsWuIeum su ieben lit. Dies
mar elmer Der eriten 9ompfpasen, bic
ipirfli6 pofosiere befDrbfrten. Mie
sin llrabne bes 2lutomobils mutbet
baneben Der sroBe Dampfpasen an,
Der 1885 fir ben paTagierpertebr
aipifden Birmingham unb 2onbon
gebaut purbs. Sc mar Elm unf6rmi>
ses riefensrobes @efdbrt nad Dirt Der
alten pofttutfden, muir unslei9 srDs
Der; Elm tpabres unsetbiim nit brei
sroBsn breiten Rdbern, bic fnit pie
StraBenpaIaen ausfaben. bic groBe
RaroFerie nit sfpei 4oupe3 Ssb auf
bsm 9ads StbpIGbe fir 20 gsrfonsn.
Der Center bes Gefdbrtes iab borne
sipifden bier a}aiasisren. ettpas ers
b0bt. unb bislt cine aurbel in Der
Sanb, bic bas rieiise 9sfdbrt lenten
follte. 9as .Sabr5eug bat ibrisens
2Dnbon niemals errei6t. @s legte,
aipar mebrere ensIifdbe Meilen nit Der
fir bamolise 8erbdltniFe sans auBers
orbtntli9en 9eI9pinbisteit bon Is
engIiIden Meilen in Der StuHbe auriid.
aber bann fam bic ~panne." Dieter
Wasen bes Or. Gburd tpurbe bann
fpdter unublGfiig DerbeHert. ober CT
bsrfagte immsr pieber. Ser 9ebante,
bic 0ampftraft fir bic Gortbepesuns
bon Wasen gu benuben. botte aud pors
Der sriibelnbe 9t4niter befhdftigt.
I6on 1886 arbsitete Spmutinston an
bem Mobel zines 0ampfpoeens, unb
1859 bsfddftiste fi4 @ugnot in Grants
reid nit bem sleiden problem.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-20
Spt,tpur auf SftS.

Cine touriitiIb pobt einsis bas
ifebenbe 2eiftung fiihrten mebrsrs
Solsburger Sfifobrer bur9, inbem iie
in einem 3sitraum bon nur fiinf Sagen
bic DebtboIer 4lpen iiberquerten. Die
pnrtie, beitsbenb aus ben Serren Obsr'
leutnant S6la9t, 2eutnant STD, Or.
gRigeb, 2ebrer gartb unb Pfleumer.
itiea bon Der Station Noturns bel Mez
ran burd bos SdnalfertboI tn bos
berrti9e 9ebiet Der SebtboIer GIpen.
Die 5iibrung ber Sour, bic bonn prG4z
tighten Wetter besiinftist mar, botte
Der betannte Sportsman Sberleutnant
8ilgeri inne. Der Wes sins iiber neun
@ebirssio9e. bon benen iebes eine SObe
bon iib.r 5000 Mster aufpsift; sssen
go 3ilomster 9letf9er tpurben tbeils
i'm Qufitisss, tbeils in fauienbsr 9lbs
fabrt bur9fabren. bic mG9tisien
Spibsn ber OebtkaIer 4lpen, 70 bic
Wilbipibe (3747 meter). WeibtuseI
(3746 Wster), 8rodtOseI 1868 Wes
teri, Weibenfpibe (4570 Meter) II. q.
ipurbtn beitiesen. Die Serren nd4tigs
ten In ben llntertunftsbiitten unb
Ionsien obns isben llnfuIl TN SnntbaIe
on. bon mo bic Seimreifs ansttrettn
purbe. Diefs 2.iitunseu. bic toum
mehr iiberboten iperben t6nnen, itHb
natiirIi9 MIR fiir febr ssiibte StilGus
fer unb untsr suten DitterunssDers
1Gltnifeu m6eli9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-20
Mu8lanb.

-Sn @ronItabt, TuBlunb. itarb Der
@oniulara9ent ber gersinsten Staaten
Better gBisiu.
- 0alobrdnbe buben in Der llmse'
genb BON Cordoba In Der Prouinj
8era @ru,, Mtsrico, sroBen Shaben
anseridtst.
- gia9 ben offi,illeu 8eridtsn finb
bel benz lesten Maiiafre In ben peri4is'
oenen fleinaliatiiden Stdbten niht
msbr uts 10000 @briitsn sst6Otst pOr'
ben.
- Sn Mluhen LIT Der befannte
Ssidnsr Serbinauo BON &esnieef aus
benz 9sbsn seidisbeu. Der Ssiinfttsr
erreidte Elm alter pou nur uiersis Sab.
rem. @r erlas ben SOlssn elmer Operas
tion.
-Sn Der Sisuus oss 8epraientan'
tenbauies uOn @uba murbe cine Sor'
tase ansenommen, laut wsldsr Gr'
ma6tisuns sur @inridtuns elmer natio'
ualen 2otterie ertbeilt ipirb. Die Re'
sieruus bofft aui cine idhrlide @innabms
uon 81, 10000 bis $4,000, 900 aus bic
ler QuelIe.
- Der frlbere RoliSeioireftOr Sopu'
fein BON ct. Pstersburs purbe non
9slaworenen idulbis bsfunoen. Wfit'
slieb elmer rsuolutiondren Organization
ssusisn ;u isiu. Das iiber ibn ssfdllts
llrtbsil lautst auf fiiuf Sabre 3udtbaus
bel barter arbsit.
2aut MelSuns aus @raj In Steier'
mart LIT bic Grrihtung zines 8ismard
tburms auf benz nabesetegenen Rla'
butid.8ers nuumebr seiidert. Samit
pirb elm Plan CUR ausfiibruns selan
gen, Der tdnsit auf BEN BuniAset
tet BON uuseSdblteu Gauisnben seftan
ben.
-Serr aurt Siius, Der friibsre Sc
ueraltoniut In giem gorf. Der felt 9ieu
iabr Dsutidlanb in Merico uertrttt
bat Elm BON Saiisr Wilbslm on Brdfioen
Dia; seridtetes 9dreibsu srhalteu, II
psldem Die Otittbeiluns entbaltsu If
baB Ssrr 8iins gum @sianoten eruann
iuprbsn lift.
- auf SdloB 9iebsnbers III bic OF
13. Suli 1886 in StarnberS seborsn
@rafin SittOria Su @ulenburs, bi
iiinsits Eodtsr Oes Siriten Pbilipp 3
, @ulenburs, NIT bem 8remer Wtals
Dams Ssps sstraut worben. Die fri
her an9efiinoiste 8erlobuus Der iuu9e
@rdfin nit benz @rufen ;u Dohnu
Wtallmis mar inSpiiden aufsehoben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-20
Gifenb abn Seittabelle.
SsIasare, sadapanHa uno sssIierH Balm.

SttHbuEtf SuueteuuHu uuo zotHtta putHs
Sn araft ben "a. Suui 1906.
gHhIlA -gtrI6bt Scranton fir Ntp gprT
nm 2.05, 3.20, sos, 800, 1920, Born. (;
1910, 3.25 unb $40 Nadmittass. SIR
Rsp acrf unb philadelphia, UNI 500 Bprni.;
f2.4O uub 3.35 NaGmittaas. Cir
xsbstauua, $40 RaGmittass.
GSrbIld, ,-5iir Buffalo um LIS, 6.25 u. 900
Wer., f.55. $40 uHb tt.f0 Ra&mtttass. Cir
BtHsbamteu, Glmira unb 3piGGsnfiatipnsu um
1910 Wsr. une los RaGm. 6ir Sspssp.
Ssrasuls uHb Utica. I'm IFS unb 6.25 Wfsr. ;
f,55 Ra@mtttags. Ospegp. Sprdrult unh
Utica Bug um 6.25 Wor. Iduft t6eIitb, ausas.
nsmmtn Spnutaes. 8ir Meutrolt I'm 900
Rsr.; los uub $40 gtadm. RiGpIfpn ae.
esmebattou. um 400 Ra6miiidas. 8tna.
kamptsu Ateom cbatipn, nm 6f5 RaGmittaas
Hleemsbure 9ibiHoH-gSnI66t Scranton
fav Hertbumbtrianb Tim 6.35. 1920 Wpr.
l.55 uab 6.40 RaGm. Gar pIsmcuib um s.0s
Ra&mtttaes.
GonntaassSfae.
eHbItm-SHr RtB gprf TIM 2O5, 800
6.05 unb 1920 @urssus; 3.35 unb 3.4(
9aHm.
gSrslI@ - 8ar Buffalo TIM ifs, uni
6.25 Ror. f.55, $40 unb ff.f0 Ramm
6ir Siustamtpn unb 3wifGsnfatipnsH, s.0(
unh 1910 Bermtttdss
HIesmsturg SibiHoH- gnIdHi Scranton
um 1920 Mcr uus GAO Na6mittaes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-20
0ermifdtes GnlauD.

- Sin Tnrnaoo bat In Sotuteruille.
Meidisan. srObsn Sdaben anseriatet.
- Sn Pbilaoelpbia inausurirten 400
arbsitsr in 5abritutlfabrifsn einsn
Streif.
- Sn MObile, ala., itarb bic be
fannts Sdriftitellerin Srau slusuita
@uans Wilion oil SerSidwade.
Prdfbent Taft srnaunte @eor9e
8. Dtoles, ben 6eoaetsur bes n@oncOro
@psnins Wtonitor" In Concord, u. D.,
gum @eianbten In @rieAenlano.
Bu Tins Sang, Der dineiii4s
9elanots In 8uibinstOu, bat bic ibm
iibertrassue Stelle eines Rraiioenten
Der diusiiiden Sduls in @bicaso aus
9euommsu.
SIM alter BON s3 Sabren itarb
in @aibinstOu. .. g., Wtaior 6. 3.
Sobnion, elmer Der dlteiten uuo be.
fauntsitsn Yatentanmalte Der 8nnoes'
bauptitaot.
- Gin Seuer jerit6rte In Des
Wtoines, Sa., bas WtcGunes9ebduoe
an Court Gps. unb 5. Stra6e uno rids
tete i'm @anSen einsn Sdaoen pom
$170,000 on.
- gtaG eiusm Beriht bes Staats'
Daloblitsrs bon Mi4isan. Pisrce, bas
ben bic 8atbbrdnoe i'm Staate Wtiht'
gan i'm lsstsn Serbit einen Saaoen
pon 50, $50. .446 unseridtst.
= Sn Reabins. Pa.. 1T Reu. Or.
Benjamin 9ausmann, @eiitlider Der
bortisen ct. gaulssSirde uno elmer Der
tiftsitsn Prsbissr Der reformirtsn Stride
oes 9anoes, i'm sllter pon 85 Sabren
seitorben.
- Sn isiner @obnuns In Baibius'
ton ftarb Ridter Us. Y. Penfielr, friibes
rer Re6tsbsratber oes Staatsbeparter
ments unb anerfannt cine Der erften
autoritdten auf oem @eblet bss 86lters
re6ts.
- Seitoem oas #Socat Option @'9es
ies i'm @ountp @enneies. Wiid., itritt
ourdssiiibrt wirb. MAIDEN bic apOtbefen
ausssseidnste @eIddfte. Bie offisieue
3ablsn bemsiien, lit Der Serfauf uon
9Bbistep 100 Proient seitieSen.
- llntsr osm Sicmsn r@bicaso Star"
pirb unseblid oeHuddlt in Chicago un'
ter ben auipiSien bes Roli3eioeparte'
msnts cine 3eitung beraussesebsn wer'
ben, 3u bsreu Stabs idmmtlidc Wtit'
sliebsr Der itaotiiden PoliSei sebOren
gnflpu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-20
Gemticbe
SdOn Sarberet,
327 ". 8aibinston g(be.
Seibe Ielepbcue.
Seiee Ielepbo

vile arbeit mad better Weiie polliIbrt.
Dem Reiuisen uub Pldtten ipeiielle
aufmerfiamteit seidenft. strbeit abses
bolt uub abgeliefert.
Geo. %. S6mist, gisentb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-20

9egrabsner 9 d q b ges
boben. Su 2ertngtpn. ap.. fanben
2lrbeitsr. tpsIde auf elmer 8auitGtte eit
God gum Ginfsben etnes 3aunpfobls
grubsn, sinen MsffinstsFsl. In tpsI4eH
itb @oEbs Hnb @iIbermiinaen TN Be-
trnse bon $500 befonben. Dos @elo
f9sint etipo Elm babies Sobrhunbsrt
lang besrdben sstpefen su feiu. Das
@runbftiid stb6rte. friiber einem betoss
ten Ulonn. RomenB 3. 6. Setpttt.
psl6er bor etlihen Sabrsu fforb. Die
Bauiteue mar bor Rursem fir S116
beriieigert fporbta.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-20

Dis gf a DE q M 9en uns
stanten. Blutse RaGe baben Res
bolutionGre In portusaI an etnem Der
rdtber senommen. Sn 2tHabon ipurbs
ber Sergeant almeiba Gina, ber an
ben rebolutistdren 1imtrisben unter
benz WilitGr I'm Sanuar 1908 bstbeis
liat mar unb fpGter feline aamsroben
btnun3irte, beim @erlaHen bes Sbsos
ters eroolbt. Ser Sbdter tpurbe pers
boftst, er tpetgerte ii4, feinen 8epes'
grunb nn5uesben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-20
.Rtoattaitt 5ass,.s.siS.. 5ss,..i.

RroHfbafte Justnb.
Doa bee franfboffsn gmpfinbli4tstt.
bic In unfsrsn 9asen Bite S4iilerpelt
ersriffsn bat, sibt Der SeltFmorb
eines 9ertianers tn Berlin, bon usuem
Runbs. Der Sanae ipar bon .feiuem
9atsr tpessn elmer ssrinsfiigigen 1lrs
Ia9e geriigt tporbeu. Die Gltern fun'
ben am nG9ftsn Worssn bas 2iHb tn
ieinem 3tmmer tobt Dor. Ser Sunse
bate in bsr Rodt bic 9ashdbns geSffs
net unb sinsn ibm bon ben Gltern erit
tiirsIid ssf4entten Rins anf ben Slid
aeIegt.
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eadamanna & @bomins gaIles.
(faareI Qiuie.l
3ptIeSsn scranton uub @iIffss s8ars.

3pti&su scranton une @iIffs|garrs.
3Hae vsrIaFtn Scranton Tim 1 90, 2.00,3O0
400, 500 uub 500 Rrrasns. Tim 40 Mrr-
atns an MoGsntaesn une ale uaGfpIasnes
,panaia Minuttn, unb tim 700 Rprasns an
5euHtdasn uuS ails na&feIgtubs auauits Wi-
uutsn bic uub influapt 10 no NaGts. In @l.
tts.S3arre 4f Wiuuttn ibditr dnfommtHb.
Grprt6,Hss, nur In pittstCn anbaItsub. Ter
dTeu SsudHtea aas Stunbt t6alif, ausas-
tpmmtH Ssuutaas uub SttsrtdaeH. BON 7.f9
Worasus bts T.f9 astnss. unb trtftn in @il.
Ets.Barrt 80 Tfiuuttu fp6tsr elm.
SsftertT DttnR ,wii6.a SCRANTON. Ras aua
pdri, euua pdrf, pttsrsbura uub Duumprt.
SisSt sdbrpIan fit aeb6dbsfSrbnubt 3has.
Sya4 Ia Rraft am 8. SuIif9o7.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-20

Ronabas 9ep6IterHng
bot ficf, ipdbrenb Der nit Gebruar b. ).
beenbeten elf MOnate bur4 Ginipanee|
runa um 1904 perionen bsrmsbrt.
aeaen 247,o56 in ber forrsfponotrsn'
ben poridbrigen Periooe.
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Jurdtete fi9 bor Strafs.
Der 55 SABRE aste retde Garmer Sas.
Glarfe aus Der Ra9baridoft bon Was
rpsbiGls. aas.. bat SsIbftmprb besans
gen. -ba CT befiirdtete. ms 3udtbous
ssfanbt au tperben, neil er Bet ber Qns
snbe fsinss BermDssns $25,000 su
fpenig onsesebsn botte. Gr1AiHtsrlieb
stnen 3ettel NIT ben Worten: r@ebi
our Stride, fast ME eine. .2iise, teib nic
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. oppeftes ped. Ser 80
SABRE oIte 0apib Mepsr bon Mouut
@ernon. Su.. bon beHen @srmOseH bon
$4,000 bic BebDrben @inb erbielten,
oIs es bel eirsr ssomilisnsuIammens
tunft aus benz 9elof6ranf perf9panb.
1T nun in $3.50 Celebrate senommen
porben, neil er fein 8ermOeen nidt
our 8ei iteusrung aneemelbst botte.
The National tribune., 1909-06-17
VIII Go to St. Cloud.

Editor National Tribune: I am going
to the st. Cloud Colony in Florida the
first of August with the idea of making
my permanent home there.
I came to Alabama seven years ago
to better my health, and found the
Southern climate a great improvement
to my health. can't see why so many
of the old comrades will stick to that
cold, disagreeable climate of the North
ern States, when there is such a mild
pleasant and healthy climate so near
by. Let them come to Florida and be
convinced for themselves. My next
door neighbor came here one year ago
from Manatee, South Florida, having
lived there for five years, and he wants
to go to st. Cloud Colony, as he was
at Kissimmee and saw some of the
Colony country, and liked l.; thinks II
a fine location.
/ served four years In the 23d Ohio,
Mckinley and Hayes's regiment
/ have bought a number of lots in
the Colony. hoping to still better my
condition as to health and financially
VIII be number of people go from
here to the Colony.
My seven years residence here has
proven that ex-Confederate soldiers
make the best of neighbors. Come
South and improve yourselves in health.
which will prolong your lives and will
be to your interest financially.-G. w.
Penn, Cherokee, Ala.
The National tribune., 1909-06-17
THE STEPHENSON MONUMENT.

General Orders. No. 8, by Command
er-in-Chief H. M. Nevius. announces
that the monument in Washington, D.
c., to DIR. Stephenson, the founder of
the G. A. R., will be unvailed on Sat-
urday, July 8, at 2:30 p. m. The monu-
ment stands at the intersection of Sew
enth street, Louisiana avenue and Penn
sylvania avenue. The Commanders of
the Departments of the Potomac, Mary
land. Pennsylvania, Virginia and West
Virginia are requested to be present
with as large representation of their
Departments as Is possible. The Com
manders Of all the Departments are re-
quested to be present with their De-
partment officers and comrades If pos
sible.
The details Of the ceremony are un-
der the charge of a subcommittee con-
sisting of Comrades Thomas S. Hop
kins. James Tanner and John McEIroy
All requests for information may be
sent to the Chairman. Comrade Hop
kins, Hibbs Building, Washington, D.
C. The Commander in Chief will be at
the Ebbitt House. in Washington on the
evening of July 2, when and where he
will meet the Committee on Arrange
ments, and will be glad to see as many
comrades Of the G. A. r. as are in
Washington o.