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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-03

L. Bridgman Of New York and other
friends of the Brooklyn explorer. in
Guiding Captain Samuel ". Brigus Of
Newfoundland. The schooner jeanne
has been purchased for this purpose
and fitted out for a trip TO Etah, Green
land the base station Of Commander
Pearys expedition.
In case the Jeanie falls in with the
Roosevelt, Mr. Pearys ship. the latter
is to take command OF both vessels
and to become. so TO speak, commo-
d0re Of small arctic feet.
Dr Cook went with an expedition to
the north which was equipped By John
X. Bradley. Mr.. Bradley Is an anna
teur explorer and has spent large sums
Of money to crafty bis taste for adj
venture IN the northern seas. His
schooner arrived at Etah in septem-
Der, 1907. and 1t was then that DR.
Cook proposed a trip to the pole. Mr..
bradley returned to New York IN 0c-
tober Of that year and told Of the de-
partnre OF the physician. whom be had
itlL Win SupVitta oi AVud SHthNtGut ~
last him and his party for more than
year The physician started from
Etah with a large party OF Eskimos,
and 1t is believed that later his retinue
was reduced 20 two or three youths.
They had twenty dogs and several
sledges and large quantity Of sup
plies The dash for the pole was TO
have been made in February Of 1908.
Since then. as far as is known. nothing
has been heard Of Or. Cook direct. He
intended to cross Ellesmere Land in
northwesterly direction It is possible
that be may have made his way to
Disco, where he could find passage IN
some Danish vessel Il may be that
even now be Is on his way to Copen-
hagen.
Other objects az the expedition will
be to deposit coal At Etah for the
Roosevelt, the vessel Of Mr.. Peary, and
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-03
Mint cup-A Novelty.

was but recently served 70 mint
cup, which suited my taste to perfection
Extract the juice from five lemons using
glass or earthern lemon squeezef. Add
the leaves from three fourtha Of bunch
Of flesh mint, one and one half eupsful
of sugar and one half eupIu If water.
Cover and let stand thirty minutes. Just
before serving. pour into a pitcher over
a large piece Of ice. and add three bottiss
of chilled ginger ale. Put a small bunch
of mint leaves in the top Of the picther
for garnish If you have not an appfo
pirate pitcher with cup glasses, serve
this beverage from a pnneh.bowl in
punch on frappe glasses Woman's
Home Companion for August
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-03
Every Flashy Show Girl L Called aaa
Aotress.n

Mabel Taliaferro ID Success Maya
zinen calls attention to popular inae-
curacy She says;
1t was not the first time I had been
brought faee to face with the Iumiliat-
ing fact that. Ia the average person. all
women who make livelihood from the
other side Of the footlights are ''act.
ressesp It was not the first time
had been Inundated By the thought that,
no matter how hard ] tried and studied,
and worked or how high | climbed, /
would still be elassed with the girl of
the pretty face who knew nothing of
toll, study or ambition, and who cared
for good timea rather than for a
good name. It was not the first time
had been hurt by the cruel lack Or
discrimination and appreciation which
bundled us ali in one class great stars,
delightful condolences, charming ingen-
ues, fashy show girls, ballet dancers.
members Of the chorus and labeled US
Actresses But ] had never before
realized the utter hopelessness of a situ-
ton which absolutely discounted brains,
ability, culture, education, birth, sweet
womanhood years of study. toll, AMI
strife, and forced the hundreds of good
women Of the stage to suffer through
the thoughtlessness. or the downright
badness of q stratum 81 theatrical soei
ETY., which il as far removed from that
of the real actress as the position Of an
ignorant coalm liner Il from that Of the
learned engineer who opened up the
mine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-03
JEROME READS TESTIMONY.
He Tells More cf Thaw's Mental Con-
dition.

White Plains, N. VI, Aug. 81. The
third week of the supreme court hearing
on Harry X. Thaw's habeas corpus
proceedings to secure his release from
the state hospital for criminal insane
opened yesterday with no diminution Of
interest so far as this village is con
cerned. District Attorney Jerome took
up the reading Of testimony from the
second trial where he left OF last Fri.
day afternoon. He read suecessively
testimony regarding the prisoners men.
tai condition given az the trials by Miss
Belle Morehouse Lawrence, his kinder
varten teacher IN pittsburq; Abram r.
Beck, whose school he attended in 1881
So; Christopher Bagge, steward Of
Thaw's whist club in New York, where
just before he killed White the Young
man deposited three cigarettes ia the
safe; Anthony CoBstocl and DR.. Ho-
ratio G. Wood who told Of the insanity
Of members Of Thaw's family
From the testimony of Evelyn Thaw
the DISTRICT attorney selected first
those portions which referred 10 her
husbands actions when she told him Of
her treatment hv White. especially his
Wild sohbing re read also her story
Of Thaw's alleged attempt to kill him
Self with laudannm At hotel in Paris,
and Of the killing Of White. Some Of
Thaw's examinations before the sani-
torv commission in March, 1908, follow.
ed He told these commissioners that
his expression IAN act Of Providence"
referring TO the death Of White, had no
special significance, being used only for
convenience.
Our purpose" Mr. Jerome told the
court SIS to show that concealment Of
decisions is by no means an uncommon
thing among paranoiafs, and that ths
act Of Providence idea was used BY the
prisoner at the very commencement Of
the thing
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-03
In Quest of
Pedry and Cook.
Expedition to Search For Brooklyn Explorer
and AID Peary # Needed News from
Both Adventures Is Eagerly AnilcI.
paied Chances Of Their Success.

TWNHE public attention is centered
on the arctic region again be-
cause Of the expedition which
has set ont for the rescue Of
Dr. Frederick A. Cook and because
OF the momentary expectation that
Commander Robert r. Peary's ex.
pedition may be heard from and that
the perslstency OF this explorer Ia
searching Tor the uorth poh may nc
last have been rewarded n peary
carried cut bis plans as expected il
would be fair % lock inE IA announce
ment soon Ok bis discovery Of the
north pole he left the United States
about year ago
Search fof Dr Cook Is fe be maee
by an expedition 6tted out By Her6err
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-03

to bring home Henry Whitney Of New
Haven, Conn. a passenger on the Erik
last year. who remained to shoot musk
oxen and other game.
The most northerly settlement on
earth is that at Etah, north Greenland.
where the Roosevelt landed provisions
for the formation Of base Of sup
plies The place is inhabited only by
Eskimos. who live in tents made Of
skins turned fur side in The tents
are usually about twelve feet In diam
eter and in winter are covered with
ice and snow
Peary left Etah Aug. IL. 1908, for
his trip across the snow and lee inter
vening between that point and the
pole Experts declare that Il his ex
petition had failed to reach the much
desired goal and had turned back it
would have been heard from ere this.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-03
MADRID DENIES IT.
Says That Report of Executions at Bar
eelona Is Untrue.

Says That Report of Executions at Bar
eelona Is Untrue.
Madrid, Aug. s-The military author.
tiles yesterday denied catcgorically TINT
the revolitionists sentenced to death at
Barcelona already have been executed.
They say that the sentences are
awaiting the approval Of the ministe-
Of war and that in the meantime the
prisoners arr beiay held il the dungeons
If Montiuich and Citranas forts.
Those Of the prisoners who suffer
wounds are in the hospital
The government annoi,nces also that
the work Of restoring railroad commuqi-
cation in Catalonia is proceeding actively
and that the lines between Barcelona.
Cerbere, saragossa and Valencia prob
abaly win be re-established Wednesday
According to official dispatches re.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-03
Incomprehensible Numbers of Micro
organisms.

Heterogeneous in their way are Of
an sizes. Thus, that bacterium which
is the dread Of every surgeon, the Sta
phylococcus pyogenes aureus, as we have
said in previous article, can hold a
mass netting Of s.000000000 on the tip
of lancet. BY a device called a cytom-
eter, they can he counted, no matter how
numerous, with greater accuracy than
that with which census officials can re-
port the population of New York Or Of
Chicago. But the staphylococcus is a
large bacterium compared with that
dread 81 physicians, Pheiffers influenza
bacillus. which IS al much smaller than
staphyloo0ecus as garden pea IS
smaller than q pumpkin. In fact, We
come at last to heterogeneous which
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-03

ceiyed here Sunday evening the situation
at Melila remains unchanged. There are
still strong bodies Of Moors hiding In
the gorges. Mount Guruga the Moorish
stronghold, is being constantly bonn
barded by the Spanish artillery There
have been but few serious casualties.
A dispatch received here from Alhue-
manas, an island fortress and prison set
Element belonging to Spain on the Mo
rocean coast, says the Aioors have open
ed rifle fire on the town.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-03
SUGAR MEMS TIME EXTENDED.
They Need Not Plead Until August
Goth.

New York, Aug. 3 Additional time
for pleading to The federal indictment
against them was granted the American
Sugar Refining company and its officials
by Judge Hand in the United States
circuit court Yesterday. Pleas of not
guilty had been entered by all the de-
PENDANTS, with leave to amend their
pleadings OF demur to the indictments,
The time for taking such action expired
yesterday. but the court. on application
of counsel for the indicted company and
officials extended the time until Ang. 90.
The indictments charge conspiracy and
violation Of The Sherman anti trust law,
in closing the plant OF The pennsylvania
Sugar Refining company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-03
Uses Of Asbestos.
Industfy WeII EstabIlshed.

The asbestos trade suffered little in
the recent depression, and though the
outlook for the coming year is for lower
prices on the lower grades Of material,
high'grade erudes and iibers viii prob
ably remain at the present prices. The
whole industry is better established now
than ever before, and with stable trade
conditions must greatly increase in vol
ume.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-03
COTTON SCOPES BIG ADVANCE.
Goes Up $3.50 a Bale at New Or
leans

New Orleans, Ang. b Cotton scored
IAN advance Of $3.50 bale yesterday
Fat New Orleans a. a result Of the GOV.
efnment bureau report 9f tie per cent
of a normal condition on July g5
This IS the lowest July condition On
record The October option advanced
from 1924 TO 1915. and there were
corresponding advances on the other ae-
tive montha.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-03

Miss Al shall never marry.
Miss BIZ shouldn't II / were you.
Miss A,-But why are you going to
do il. as 1t ISL
Miss p oh, was asked.--Cieve
land Lender.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-03
With Georgia, Produced all
Asbestos Of United States
THE AMOUNT INCREASED
There Was a Gain Of 40 Per Cent, in
Total Production Over What Was
Mined in io07--Asbestos Trade
is Growing Stronger.

Washington, D. G., Aug, 3.-All the
asbestos mined and sold IN the United
states in 1908 was mined In Georgia
and Vermont, and the total output on
the various grades was ESQ short tons,
an increase from 1907 Of over ~ per
cent The total value OF the output Of
refined asbestos in 1908 was Sl9,624 as
compared with sll $50 in 1907, an IN
crease Of g. per cent. According to the
report on asbestos by J. s. Diller in the
Mineral resources series Of the United
States geological survey for 1905. the
increase IN value thus indicated is due
to the greater production than ever be.
fore Of chrysotile, the variety of fbrous
mineral which Is best adapted to textile
processes and commands the highest
prices. The main source of raw material,
however, continues 70 be Canada, whence
came all but $3.50 worth Of the imports
into the United States in 1908, valued
at sI,o6s322 Much over half Of the
asbestos exported BY Canada came to
the United States. The United States
leads all other countries IN the manufac.
turc Of asbestos products.
Asbestos in the Grand Canyon.
The best asbestos vet found in the
United States is near the bottom IL
the Grand Canyon Of Arizona. II Isl
cross hber chrysotile Of exceptional
quality. he outerop is extensive, but
as the product must be packed on don
keys about II miles down one side Of the
canyon and 1000 feet up the other side
and thence be hauled 20 miles TO the
railroad, only the hand.cobbed best
grade Of material can be shipped at
present.
Uses Of Asbestos.
The variety Of uses Of the ireproof
and insulating qualities Of asbestos l.
constantly Increasing, One Of the not
able applications ii recent years is al
pigment under the name @asbestine.
which On account Of It's fbrous structure
has The property Of holding up other
heavier pigments in the paint Mixtures
Of asbestos with various compounds play
an important part in freproof eonstrue-
ton. Such materials are asbestos build
ing lumber, century shingles. asbestos
slate. asbestic for stueco and plaster.
and asbestolith.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-07
GuSlanb.

- Die iibiriide Sdlte. ipelHs sessn.
wdrtis In gang Osntidlano berribt, lit
nod I'M 3unebmen besriffen.
- Die Rssisruus uou 8Oliuia bat
nit 8. 3. Wtorsan uon Jiew gort
cine gnleibe fir Die Summe uon $2,'
100000 ubssidloHsu.
-Su Utaoras. Siio' Snoisn, 1T Der
nabmbafts Sansfritiorider Der 8srli'
nsr llniueriitdt, ProfsiiOr Stiduro
Piidsl. aus bem Seben ssidieoeu.
= gus ct. gstsrsburs. SaubtauO,
wiro oas gbleben bsS oft senanuten
4rieitsrs Fatsr Sobn BON Sronitabt
semelbet. @r purbe i'm Sabre 1928
9eboren.
- Die 2eituns oes -ytoroo. 9lOgo"
bsmsntirt Die Melouns, oaB bic S6iii'
fabrts'@sisni6ait sinsn Dumpfsroienii
uon San Sruncisco na9 Sltaiien ein'
ri6ten mone. Die 9iu9riht NOR uon
9ten Dorf aus uerbreitet woroen.
- Sn Der Situns bes tiirtiidsr
Parlaments bat Der Prdiioent befunnI
sesebsn, baB Der Sultan beidlOner
babe, auf eisene Soften Elm ueues Bar
lamentssebduoe nit entiprehenber
6aumli6teiteu fir Die bsioen 3weis'
bss 9esislatur srridteu 5u lahen.
= @enernlleutuaut ]. .. @ruI
Siesmar ;u DObuu' SdlObitten. pslael
in Berlin i'm Hubsituno lebt. besins Oi
Seier isines neuuSisitsn @eburtsta9es
Dem per6ienten Seteranen puroen an
ldblih 6es @reisniiits namentlid aui
militdriideu Sreiien ;ublrei6e Gbruu
gen gu Gbsil.
- 9aut Dieloun9 aus DRESDEN trit
Der iddIiide Sriessminiiter 9ensral D
Suf. 6rsiberr Wtur uOn Sauleu Dol
leiusm Soften iuriid. sllS Iein mutb
maBli6er 9ia6fOlser gilt @ensraImuiO
Dams Srus uOn 9iiOOa. 6liiseluOiutau
bsS SOnisS 5risOrid glu9uit unO Som
mauOsur Der 8. Sauullerie. Brigade giO
30.
= Sn Der 0idbs oes 9afeus Dol
Jiewcuitle, u. 9. g8., eoaioirtsu DC
britiIde Dumpfer -aOuunce" unO oi
britiide Sarte rSuernu". Der Dam
pier wuroe babel 10 fart beidGOiSt, Ou
er iant. Bon leiner Wtannibaitl fuu
ben ale, nit ausnubms bss eriten 81
fiiiers, ibrsu COB in ben 9Bsllsr
9lud bic Barrie wurOs srbeblib beidG
Oist uuO mutte iGlsuuisit jeneu 9uis
auiiuaen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-07
Oermif@tes Enlane.

- Sn Urewton. gla.. 5eriiOrte cir
iSeuer Die anlusen Der %ouelaie Number
So. uuO rihtete sinen Shabsn uOr
5000, 600 an.
= Yei Der in 9folnafe, 3d., abse
baltenen FOCAL Sptionspabl tru9en 6i(
r9rodenen" nit timer Wtaioritdt uou
sc Stimmen ben Sies oauou.
= Sin Seuer Serlt0rte in YbilaOel'
pbia oas g8uarenmu9uiin Der SOwaro'
SODer BoOl Co.. No. 81 3weite Ctr,
un0 ri6tCte Elm Sdaoen pom 100000
an.
= Su 0tew YOrt 1T @bas. 8. 8ed'
toto, luuse Sabre 0iatiOualietrctar Oes
Yrauerei. 9trbeitsr. Yerbanbes Der Sers
einisten Stuateu. aus Dem yeben 9e'
Ibieben.
= slbrnbum 9tuei, Der friibere .pOli'
tiide 8oB~ in Gan 6runciscO, Der Der
Seite6un9 ibulOi9 beiunoen wnroe,
wurbe pom Hl6ter g8tlliam .. 2umIcr
gu uierebn Subrsn 3ubtbaus uerur'
tbeilt.
3wiiten ben Stubl Dta9nutcn
Nuorem Carnegie uno y. s. Srid lino
ernite 0ieinuneSuerIdieo aus
sebrOhen, Die an9eblih sur 6olse babcn
werOsn, OaB Carnegie iif un Der Yetb'
lebem Stsel SO. betbeili9eu miro.
/ Su @nsleD. elmer tleinsn unUcit
uon Birmingham, 9llu.. selessnen Srt.
idait, itiirSten Die SsileuwdnOc zines in
oer 9idbe Der Aulusen Der OOrti9en Soh'
Ofen ss;Osenen @rabens ein. unO 3ebn
Arbeiter wurosn babel peritiittet.
-Sm @eibsu 9aus wuror betannt
seseben, OaB am IS. 6ebruar cine Cons
fereni i'm Sntereiis Der @rbaltuu9 unie.
rer nutiirliben Silfsquillen ciuberufsu
merosn miro, Su Der au6 Sertreter Der
Jtesisruns uOn Canada uno uon WericO
ein9cluOen werOrn iollcn.
- Die beutide epuu9eliib prOteituns
tiide Smitbficto @emsiuoe. Yittsburs,
Pa., plant eiusn Bruhtbuu. Der un0es
idbr 81 900, 900 toiten iou. Die Sc
meinoe 1T Die reiGite in Der Stuot. oa
bereu @ruubciaentbum 'allein einen
8ertb uon uuasidbr 81, ,000.0 600 bat.
= 0tsu 2Bilbelm S6asfer. @riinOsr
uuo fir lauss Sabre SeeliOrssr Der
Deuti6eu @uans.'9utb. ct. Peters'
@emsinoe, 9ittsburs. Yu.. wuros nad
lansem 9siosn aus bsm Ssben abberus
fen. Sn Dem @ntItlafenen uerliert bic
euansslii6s SpuoOe pom 9ioroumerita
sinen ibrer fdbIsiten Wtitarbeiter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-07

No. 1f.-An jene gewisse Lot Won
Land gelegen in dem Borough Won Dan
more, in Lackawanna County und Staat
vie folgt, nemlich: Lot No. 11S auf
dem Complex Won Dorfiots, ausgelegt
won Andrew D. Spencer in besagtem
Dunmore. Anfangend an elmer Ecke
an der noerdlichen LIME Won Callie
Strasze und LIME Won Land geeignet
Won Luggi Malta, damn entlang besag-
tenn Malta Land 144 Fusz Zu elmer Ecke
ST. Anthony's Gemelnde, damn entlanR
der LIME Won Land der besagten Ge-
meinde so Fusz zu elmer Ecke an der
LIME Won Land geeignet Won Angelo
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-07
Gifenbabn Seittabelle.
S,lalpare, eadapanna uno Gseiisrn Balm.

SeIaipare, eadaipauna uno @eHerH Balm.
Sn sraft ben "a. Stunt 1906.
@HsIi@-8srl6bt Scranton fir Rsp gori
um 2.05, 3.20, sos. 500, 1920, Born. ;
1910, 3.25 unb $40 Na&miitaes. fJir
9sp gorf une philadelphia, I'm 500 gorm.;
f2.4O unp 3.35 Ra1mitiass. }fr
Sebstanul, 6.t0 NaGmitiass.
W6reIld, sir Buffalo um LIS, 6.25 u. 900
Wor.; t.55, $40 unb tt.t0 NaHmittags. Sir
9insbamton, GIuira une 3pii@tnliahpnsu, um
1910 Rcr. unt LOS Rahm. Bar Sspsap
Syraeuis une Utica. um IFS unb 6.25 Ulpr.
i,55 Nahmitiaas Sepeao. Spraeuls uut
Utica 3ue nm 6.25 Wrr. l6uft tGalitt, ausas.
numnitu Scnutaas. Mir Dlontrcit nm 600
Wor.; los uus $40 Nahm. Ri6clfcn ae.
spmpeatipu. um 400 Rabmittaas. ping.
bamptcn Astcmp pbaticu, nm 6t5 Rahmittags
Hloomsburg 9ibiiion-grIihi Stranirr
iar glertbumttrIane I'M 6.35. 10 20 Mcr.
i.55 unb $40 Ra6m. Sir pIymcutb um 9.0t
9la&mitidss.
Spuntaaes3hae.
giOlid-Bir Ntw gOrf I'M 205, 800
sos nne 1920 Mprssus; 3.35 une Ban
Yahm.
gSrnlid ftiir Buffalo nm f.t5, uni
6.25 Ror. f.55. $40 unb tf.10 Rabm
5hr ginsbamtpn urb 3pii&nfattpr.n, e.0C
uue 1910 gormittdas
WIoomsburg 9ibiiion- @ulShi Scrautp,
um t0.2n w"r unb $40 Ro6mittass.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-07

Chigico, damn entlang der LIME des be-
sagten Landes 144 Fusz zu elmer Eeke
an der noerdlichen Seite Won Callie
| Strasze, damn entlang hesagter LIME so
Fusz 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 init einem zweistoeckigen
hoelzernen Wohnhaus und Auszenge-
baeuden.
Nit Beschlag belegt und in Exekution
genommen auf die Klage Won John e.
Roche, Receiver, gegen Canio PasquO-
lichia. Schuld Sl372.32, Unforeseen Vom
l. Mai 1908, Anwaltgebuehren und Kos
ten. Judgment No. "a, Januar Termin
1909, FL Fa. zum Januar Termin 1909.
VOSBURG. Anwalt
Ferner
No. 12.-Alle die Rechte Titel und In
.teressen des Verlklagten in und auf all
iene gewlsse Lot, StreclSe oder Parzelle
Land, gelegen in der Nierteu Ward der
Borough Dunmore, Lackawanna County
und Staat Pennsylvania, begrenzt und
beschrieben vie folgt, nemlich: An
fangend an elmer Ecke Won Land der
Catharine Devine und John Grady, an
der nordoestlichen Settle der Drfnker
Turnpike,' damn In nordwestlicher Richt-
ung entlang LIME Won Land des John
Grady 175 Fusz zu elmer Ecke Won Land
der Pennsylvania Kohlen Companie
lang LIME des Pennsylvania Kohlen
Companies Land in spedwestlicher
Richtung so Fusz zu elmer Ecke, damn
LIME Won John Grady's Land 100 Fusz
oder daherum zur Drinker Turnpake.
damn entlang der oestlichen Settle der
Drinker Turnpike nordoestlich G2 Fusz
zum Anfangsplatze. Ist dasselbe Land
uebertragen durch Catharine Devine an
Thomas Devine durch Deed datlrt den
l6. Januar 1901, eingetragen i'm Deed
buch No. 1911. Seite al. Allies verbes-
sert, init einem zweistoeclSigen hoelzer-
men Wohnhause und Auszengebaeuden
darauf.
Nit Beschlag belegt und in Exekution
genommen auf die Klage der New Schil-
Ter Bau und Anleihe Gesellschaft geFen
Thomas Devine. Schuld $1,000. Interes-
sen vom l6. December 90S, Anwaltge-
buehren und Kosten. Judgment No. 420,
Januar Termln 1909. Fl. Fa. zum Jan.
Termin, 1909. STOKES, Anwalt.
ga bns ssnannis Gistnibum pirp rur ara,r
pniauft.
9. 4. GalpiI Sberiff
S6uiHtNmt Suantpn, ga., Dsuntrnas. ben
81. GGsnbsr 1903.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-07
eadapaHna g. BBomins gnIltD.
(eanrel 9inie.)
3ptf6tn SCRANTON unS @iIfts, Barre.

3pt6tu SnautOu une Wilfts. Barre.
3has prIafTsn Serantpu nm 90, 200. 90
100, 500 uut 800 Werasus. I'm 40 Wlcr.
asns an WoGentnaen uub ale uabfpIaenot
lpan,te Winutsn, unb um 700 Woratus an
Spnutdatu uue alls uaGfclatrbt irariig Ri.
Hut,u bic unb iufluiIps ~ 40 Ra6ts. In 0il.
tss-Barrt Al Winutsn ipdttr aufrmmsub.
Grprte,ha', uur in pittstcu unbalt,nb, psr-
aHtn SCRANTON aas Stunbs i6alit, aueas-
Iorasns bic 7.t9 abtnos, uubfrsTtn In @il.
Fts-8 8arrt 30 Wiuuisu fsdtsr sin
Oeftntr Disnif ,pif6.n Sraniou. Rap aua
parf, euna pdrf, peisrsburd uus Duumcrt.
Stsbs EabrpIdn fir aspSdbtfSrb1ubs 3dss.
Srat Ia Rraft am 8. 9uIi 1907.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-07

Sm 9oIoeuen Soru iff
bic StrOmung berart. baB ii9 nis
SluBI9lamm barin anIasmeIn fann.
On 8ernitetn purben in Der
@egenb bon palmniden 1862 in elmer
SerbItuadt 1000 ailO 9ernitein ee'
iponnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-07

No s.-An iene gewisse Lot Stueck
oder Parzelle Won Land. Pelegen. liegend
und seiend I'm der 10. Ward der Stadt
Scranton. hegrenzt und beschriehen vie
foigt: Anfanrend an einem Punkte an
CLAW Avenue 30 Fusz Won der Ecke der
suedNestlichen Tinie Won CLAY Avenue
NIT der nordoestlichen LIME Won POPLAR
Stra sZe: damn in elmer suedNastlichen
Richtung parallel init Poplar Strasze, so
FusZ zu elmer Ecke: Won da in elmer
nordoestlichen Richtuns i'm rechten
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-07-29
Deafness Cannot Be Cured.

by loaal applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an infismed con-
dition of the mucous lining of the Eusta-
chan Tube. When this tube is infiamed
you have rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing, and when it is entirely closed,
deafness is the result, and unless the
inflammation can be taken out and this
tube restored 10 its normal condition.
hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out Of ten are caused by Cataarh
which is nothing but an inhamed con-
dition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness (caused by cataarh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Cataarh
Cure. Send for circulars free.
f.. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
Sold by all druggists, 75c,
Take Halls Family Pills for Constipa
ton.