davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1910-12-07
LARGE PROPERTY
TRANSFER LIST

Smother large number Of property
transfers was recorded at the city
registry bureau for the three days
ending yesterday. The list fol-
lows:
George S. Capelle to Herman Dohl,
southwest side of Twenty-fourth
street, 100 feet northwest of West
street, S22OO
John w. Vedder and wife to Elwood
L. Davis and wife. ten feet southeast
from the southeast side of Monroe
street, 156 feet northeast Of Twen-
tieth street, $4,000.
The same property to John Barry
Baxter. $4,000.
Charles Lippincott, sheriff, to Will
liam Taylor, west side of Hancock
street, 11S feet north of Gilpin ave-
nue., s24OO.
. Christopher J. O'Keefe to Quirino
Di Givecchino, southwest corner OF
Ninth and Union streets, $500.
Daniel Dohl and wife to John Fehl
northeast side of Twenty-fourth
street, 19 feet southeast of Tatnall
street, 81.
Andrew Traynor and wife to Dan
lei T. Kilroy, north side of Fifth
street, 81 feet east Of Orange street
$1,000.
James Q. Bonner to Andrew Tray
nor, north side of Fifth street, 81 feel
east of Orange street, S125.
Henry Brown to Mary M. Wallace
west side Of Kirkwood 23S feet north
of Ninth street, $500.
Marion Brown to Central Realty
Company east, side of Orange street
ia feet north of Tenth street. $4,000
John c. McCabe and wife to William
B. Wharton, east side of French
street, Sc feet south of Sixth street
S27O0
Charles E. Sparks, Jr., and wife t
Mathilda Alexander, southeast cor
ner Of Seventh and Harrison streets
S4,350.
John E. McNabb and wife to Rafael,
Chirico, west side of DUPONT street
81 feet south Of Third street, S2,
375.
Charles e. Abele, administrator, tC
Philip L. Garrett, southeast corne
Fifth avenue and Coleman street
$50.
Catharine E. Yates to Carmine A
Popplti, north side of Tenth street
130 feet west of Scott street, 500.
Spottswood Garland and wife {,
Nicholas D. Onofrio, west side of Pin,
street, 16 feet south of Twenty-sec
Evening journal., 1910-12-07

only thing the companies can do is TO warn tres
passers arrest them and safeguard their tracks,
The companies have begun campaign of edu-
cation, but as we have said, it will take many years
before such a campaign will become effective.
Habits of using railway tracks as public highways
are difficult to break. The incoming Legislature
could lend hand and should do so to try TO break
up the practice. Such legislation would be more
in the interest of protecting the public which,
judging by the large number of accidents, needs
protection. 1t would be we'll therefore for the
Legislature to consider this matter and pass law
which might do great deal to keep people from
the dangerous railroad tracks.
Evening journal., 1910-12-07
PLENTY OF PROOF
From People You Know-FrOm VIII
mlngtOn Citizens.

mlngtOn CitlIenS.
The greatest skeptic can hardly fail
to be convinced in the face Of evidence
like this. 1t is impossible to produce
better proof of merit than the testi-
mony Of residents of Wilmington, OF
people who can be seen at any time.
Read the following case Of it:
Mrs. David w. Montgomery, 112
Maryland Ave, Wilmington, Del,
says: Kidney trouble made me SO
weak that ] would have been better
of dead. / suffered terribly from pains
In my back and It often seemed as If
a weight were dragging me down.
lost weight and steadily grew weak
er. | was driven almost frantic by
backaches and headaches and at times
could hardly see, Dizzy spells were
common and often ! had TO catch hold
of something to keep from falling. The
kidney secretions were in bad shape
and / did not have much appetite.
had the good fortune to learn about
Doan's Kidney Pills when I was In
that condition and began using them.
A remarkable change took place. My
back and kidneys became strong and
every symptom of kidney trouble dis
appeared. ! cannot be too grateful to
Doan's Kidney Pills and | give this
testimonial in the hope that it will
prove of benefit to other kidney suf-
ferers."
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's---a
take no other.
Evening journal., 1910-12-07
Editorial Opinion
JaiI For nm Rrlhers.

Middletown Transcript, (Rep)
Attorney-General Gray is quoted as
saying he expects to land is or 20
leading members of both parties In
Jail for bribery at the late election.
The Transcript wants to say it's hearty
amen. Vile work. Put the briber in Jail
whether he wear country jeans or
city broad-cloth--be worth only his
Doodle pickings or able to draw his
check in six figures.
Evening journal., 1910-12-07
Chatty Stories OF the Day

He was a frugal Scot and when the collection plate
came dropped in form I'm mistake for the hum
BILE copper Speedily discovering his mistake. however
he stepped softly down the aisle and requested that oof
gatherer to give him back the coin. which request
politely but firmly refused. shade Of disappointment
fitted Ger the Nortnerners face he walked slowly
back to his pew. "Aweel" he said, Its loss. but
there's some sma' consolation In rehectin it's bad
one It might have got into trouble anywhere else"
-Tit-Bits.
certain Bufalonian sent his out to get morn
ing paper Wednesday TO learn the election
The boy-a lad old enough TO be in the high school
came back with the Express, the headline of which
read: Pendulum swings back hard We'll, what's
happened?" said father why Penduums elected" said
mercisL
Evening journal., 1910-12-07
Heart Of a child.
indianapolis Star.

IIuIdIaEUIIo NldIs
Children. in many directions. under
stand more than their elders give
them credit for, and on the other hand
are unable TO comprehend many things
that they are assumed 10 understand
for example, the reasons for certain
lines Of conduct This is because they
look upon the world with eyes that
Evening journal., 1910-12-07

New Jersey will hold great apple show this
month and set forth its claims TO be as fine
country for producing apples as it is for peaches
and other fruits. And Delaware it may be added
can produce apples as good as those of Jersey or
of any other State.
Evening journal., 1910-12-07

Former Governor Benjamin B. Odell, Ir, paid a
high compliment to the Harlan and Hollingsworth
Corporation at the dinner following the launching
of the ferry boat on Saturday and it was we'll de-
served. No other city builds better ships than
Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1910-12-07
OFFICIAL ENDORSEMENTS.

The United Pub
iishers Association
through itt Presi'
dent. Mr.. Arthur
Koppell has exam
med THE JOu r.
NAILS circulation
and Mr.. Koppen OF.
fers TO wager $1,000
OF his own money
and undertake 90
prove that THE
EVENING JOUR
NAL has tie largest
paid circulation OF
any paper printed IN
Wilmington
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-20

- Sptitter. @s 1T gut, bab
bi. Soffnungen gu Waher lpsrten
unb ni9t gu Dsin; 6enn ionit mare
iJpbl teiner nii6tern.
9aGgenbumor. Serr gum
9isner): aafen 81. ben SpiBbuben
Iofort ubfiibren! 0ieb: BoSu2 Bin
i9 oenn psritupft9
50 O9ite potenS. Sabt Der
S.rr Mloierl nod immer 10 ous Daie
fer? - ., msbr o,nn iel Sir ben
1T i6on isoer 9rurnen Elm Offsntiis
DIES gtersernibl
9ere9te @ntruItunq.
9nGbige: un6 nod zines, 2lund, SER
g,rbGltniB mil mir bur9aus ntdt
oefullsn. Qnna: Wa-ds = mid ss
fallen? NIfsn sic men Sei9mud
bab,n. pO oo6 msin Strange h,r
ihSnite Dom iano.n Rsgimtnt 1T!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-20

Ri4ts in Der @.It 1T ben Stdtiftiz
fern b.iIts. 90 bat ii9 elm t.Ionz
bers fanatii5,s Mitslieb bieier 3unft
burin ssfullen, bas 8enebmsn Der
beiben 9etbeiligt.n bel elmer 2i,b,sz
ertldrung ipitemutii9 su tIaffifiSiren
unb bic p.ri9iebenen 8lafen mad ibs
r.r proSentuul,n StGrts gu orbnen.
SoIsenoes iinb feline ReIuItdt., aus
nG9it fir ben Wlunn: 36 Pro5ent
briiden ben eslisbten @esenitdnb i'm
glugsnbIid Der GrtIGrung an iib; "a
qro3.nt I9lisBsn bi. IsibenI9aftli9en
GrtIdrunssn nit Siifen uuf bic 2ip=
pen ub; 4 prOSent tbun basi.Ibs nit
&iihsn auf bic Sadr.; 2 proSent nit
&iifen uuf bic Sdnbe; 2 s5ro5ent faIs
len auf bic Snie i'm snti9eibenben
augeublid; 20 pro5ent peri6luden
fisb,rbdft ben Spei9sl; 10 proSent
Offntn uno idIieBen uerbOs Den
Wlunb, obne bab ss ibusn selingt,
ou6 nur Elm Dort berbor3ubringen,
unb 2 pro5ent enblt9 MAIDEN ibre
grtlGrung. iuGbrsnO iie auf sinsm
SuBe iteben.
Dun a6er bic Srausu: 60 pros
gent iinftn tportlos in bic @rme bes
Qlntrasitslers, auf befen grtldrung
iie roIltpmmen porbersitst iparen; 20
pros.nt err6tbeu unb berbergen bas
@eii9t; l proSent iintt obnmddtig
auf einsn Sefel; 4 ProSsnt bOren
nit pirtli6er llsb.rrcf9uns auf bic
Rsoe bes 2lnfsters; ID Pro5eut fe1en
b,m 9eIi,bt.n itumm ins @uge, uub
1 prossnt - IGuft baton, ebs er
nod feline Rsoe bssnbst, I'M bas
sroBe Greientb briibparm ben
6reunbinnen mttsutb.ilsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-20
Srsi nnb bier lit nenn.

@s 1T Re6.nitunbe! = Der 2eb>
rer fragt ben tleinen Stib: Sag eins
mal, Sribel: D.nn i9 Dir orei
Pfennige gs6e, uno Oein 8ater sibt
Dir bier, pispieI pfennigs bait ou
bdnn2"
SsriB 6tntt mad: r0ann9 - bunn
babe ia nsun Pfsnniss, 9srr asb'
rer."
r9tber SriB idGmt bu bid Oenn
nidt9 - Ro9 einmal: tpiebiel Pfens
nise bGtteit bu. ipenn bu bon mir
br.i uno BON beinem Batter bier
Pf,nnige betGmeit9"
.8isOiei9 - N.un pfennige bate
id oa, Serr 2ebr.r."
v2lbsr tpiefo oenn9 gum &udud
Drei unO bier 1T bod iisben uno
ni6t neun!"
~9Iber id - id, Serr 2ebrer, -
id babe = babe ia faon 5tpei pens
nige in Der Sdi9e!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-20
Gin Nenidlenfenncr.

Dem profefor Spunous mar Elm
fpsrtbpoIl.r 2urusbuno abbanoen ses
fpmmen. Gr erlisb in Der 3eituns
etnt glnseise. in Der .s gum S4lub
bieb: 9us Sbier bat eisentli9 teinen
Wertb; uu6 ni9t fir ben re9tmG=
Bisen 8eiiBer, .s ift uber au ipiFens
fdaftli9en 3peden nit psrfdiebtnen
ftarten 9iften seimpft iporosn. Sa
Der Sunb febr sutrdulid lit, piro
bringenb bapOr gstpurnt, fih bon ibm
leden 5u lafeu.
9lm nddten Sag. mar Der nSIodi"
tpieber 90.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-20

gpn G. Saibe.

Son 6. Satoe.
greite bid. Srieben, NIT ie8neuben
Sdnben
ileber bns 2anb -
Reiee bid. glbeub, SiibIung 5u ipenoen
. ID Sonnenbrano.
HebeI ipaIIeu lnS ipoeen am 8egc
8eidl uno gran,
1lnb i1on itiebIt iib ideu burds 9ebe9e
9Gumerln9 bIau.
2eiie nnS Iaft uiir rnlnen Die Binbe--
glan bort es faiiut,
limb es gebt blrf Die alte 2iube
Gin Sebniudtstrarm.
Reise bid, SrieSen. in miISem grbdr'
men,
StiIG S6mer5 uub geiu
@oIleit ods 2eben rutfuuger, llmdrmen
SIM Sdmmeri6ein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-20
Gtnttna 9ufri.ben f.in /

- Sentens. 3ufri.ben fsin III
cine &unIt, = 3ufrieoen f4einen -
blausr Ounit, = 3ufrisben psrOen
1T elm Slid, = 3ufrieOsn blsibeH -
Reiiteritiid.
Ginfa9. &ommis: Serr
Martus, tpolIen Se MID nal iebeu
bier Der, ob Se tDnnen lsien De llnters
f9rift bon bem 8rief9 Sd bdb' per<
fudt idon NIT De 2upe, is nifdt su
entaiffern. Serr Wartus: 9rtt, mas
d @sieir,! S9reiben Se gleid bem
Mann, msr tOnnsn mid leien f.i linz
terf9rift!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-20

@aridnte. Webret ben
6rduen, = sic iinsen uno mulen, =
8aufen ii9 Roben = unb Der Mnhu
muB beSublen!
@erfeblte 8ef 9 IN i9 t is
gung. Qlts aotette: Rein, nit Der
Sr.unof6aft Spii9eu mir unb Der
M.i.r iIt .s MI fir INNER aus; bsns
fen sic iid, fust Oi.fe perfOn gu
mir, if fGbe in meinem neusn 8leibe
fdsuBIid aus! S.rr: ga, gebsn Si.
bod ni9ts burauf, ih CLAUDE, ous
5rdulsin rebet aud man9maI nur
nu9, mas an6ere Iusen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-20

= @teIperfpre9tnb. S5r
Sobn fdeint ub.r Elm nislDeripre6sns
Der Munn Su iein. = 9as 1T CT,
mad meiner aniidt gu bislpsripres
6tnb: Gr bsrfpra6 .insm MGo6.n
bic Gb., unb i4 bate s.bntauitrb
Dollars gu sablen!
- 8osbaft. u. (osr Dem 9.
eine gisurre sssebsn, Die 6i.f.r au9
elei9 ruudt): 9snte Dir nur, bon
Der Sorte botte id 0rei &iIt9.n, uno
bic bat mir Der 9eri6tspoGlSi.b,r ges
pfdnbtt. = g.: gtu, ba tannit Du
absr frOb fein!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-20

-au! D@eit.rn 1T iaon pi.Ssr
elm llnsIiid auf Der @iIsnbdbn pafs
firt!" - rQ6 - mas iit osnn se-
f6eben al" = sd babe meiue
9rieftufhe i'm 8upse liegsr laG,n!-
-&in6tt9e 8etra 9 tung.
PauIdsn (im 3OoIosiihen 9arten):
Sn elmer 8e5iebuns iinO Die Sbi.re
uns M.nf6en bod iibsr. @atsr:
@isiO benn9 puul9en: Die Sbi.re
baben ale Sipsi Namen, ,inen beuis
i6en unb sinen luteiniiden, mir W.ns
f6en aber bdben nur einen Hdmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-20

bie sanss @srpauotf9uft tpuroe uuf.
sebptsn, ole 8efdnnte in Die Stride
gelaoen. Dis Elm peiblibsr Sslbberr
ii6erpadte Gruu Dsndbsim Die 2tbs
tpidlung Der 9egebenbeiten. sic biriz
eirte ole Slide, leitste Die Stubeus
mGO6en, inTpirirte ibren @emabl unb
Iebte alIes in 8epeguns, um Die 5eis
erli6teit oisies Sagss gu beben. SO
perli.f aud allss prddtig. Die @GIte
ftellten ii9 siemIidb piinttli9 elm, Der
bauspirtbI9uftlihe appdrdt tlappts
81. Stimmuug mar famos, Die Wa=
gen famtn rsht5eitts. PrG5iis fubr
man CUR &irae, -po Die Srsel eins
iiberdus feItlide MelObi. fpieIte, Der
Wlann @ott.s ,ribisn am 9lltur unS
bielt cine ebenIo ergreifenbe als riihs
renoe Qniprabe. tporauf er an Den
8rGutigam ole bertDmmli9e 5ruge
ri6tete: .Serr Ostar BON 8leiipaio,
fino sic pillens nit SrGuIein gIfd
8.ndbsim Die .beIi6e 9emeinihaft
ein5ussbsn9"
2uut uno pernsbmIid ertpiberte
Sstdr: mNein!"
Der @eiItli9e erfdruf. einise Saite
rGuIp.rten ii9, Inn our6 ben fleinen
2Grm iiber Die 8erlesenbeit oes
gugenblids binipesstbslfen. Srdulein
Glfa mar natiirli9 elmer Obnma4t
nabe. Der @eiitli9s fpioerbolte suz
nG9It Die Srugt: p9err Sstar BON
8lsipaIo, iino 81. pilIsns, 5rGulein
@lid Wendbsim CUR Grau gu neb>
men9"
limb abermdls erpio.rte Der be-
f9rGnfte Sstar: rNein."
SeBt brad Der Sfan6al log. Die
3eugen, oie 8erpanOten brangsn auf
Sstar elm. @iel. @Gfts sntferntsn iidb,
p.inli6 b.riibrt. 0i. 9amsn peins
ten, fans iie ni9t fhabenfrob ipdren,
ben D.ndbeims Oiei. 8Iamuse 81, gu
sOnnen.
2luf ale @orIt.Gunsen sripiOerte
Sstar nur: rDas 1T Der Sag Der
Nd6e, Der Hd9e fir oas ponp!" Nls
Die 2lnipefenben erfldrten, BON oiefen
0insen ni9ts gu tpifen, nidt ibren
3uIummenbung berite6en gu tOnnen,
febte ibnsn per bef9rGntte Sstar ben
Sa6perbdlt aussindnber. Qlls @enez
raIseus,n fiibrte tr ben betroffenen
qopptuten, Den er CUR So95sit bate
etnIdoen IdFsn, an. Der fab nun gu
ieinem S9reden, Oab Der iunge
Monn, Dem er odmaIs ben tleinen,
inoistreten Srati6 anpertraut bate
- f.lbit oas 8antoepot uno bas
ponb mar.
@Gbreno ii6 nun Die @.ipGFer Der
Gntriii flung iiber 6en reO,IuItissn
Re9tsfreunb trgpFen, madte it9
Sstdr aus Dem Staube. @r iprans
in einen Der brauben lpartenoen Das
gen uno IieB iih mad Sauie bringsH.
Wfit piel 8ersniisen malte er ii9 81.
iu.iteren 8erleeenb.iten Der SamiIie
Dendbeim aus: ben f9mdblidsn
glusSug aus Der Stride, Die b.triibenb.
antunft gu Sauf,, 6as srobartis sus
bereit.t. So9S.itsOin.r, fir 6as nun
feline GFer ba fin6, ole Tragsn Der
Rudbarfduft, ben &latI9 Der Si.nIts
bpten un6 ali Die taufenoerlei al.ts
nistsittn. Die oas msni9Ii1e Neb.ne
eindnoerleben bringt" -. Wie Ttbr
bGtte es Sstar s.freut, penn er Die
tleinen Sder5. gebOrt bdtte, oi. in
Der suriidsebIiebentn So95eitsseIenz
fdaft semu9t tpurOen, als Ii9 Die
Sriinot bsrumfpra9en, Die fsinen
bosbuften Riidtritt peranIaBt batten.
~Sebt miiif.n ii9 oi. 8endbsims
Elm neuss ponp fu9sn!" Iagte eins
muIitiOf. SOdter am Sftrdentbor gu
ibrer Mama.
Der b.fdrGntt. Sstar bait. iidb
5Idn5snb serddt!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-20
Sruffebler.

.es pirb ia aud mieNer better
luer6en," " troitete er. ~Sie Oiirfen
MIR nid)t gIei6 ben Sut perIieren!" !"
Serr Boli8eicommiiiar 6inois
nabm Die @erfolslrrg bes Saubnor-
Sers iofort nit ieinem betannten
groBen NtunOe mlf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-20
Ser llrIuuber. Limb .rtra

Ser urlauber. Limb ertrd
selobt bat mi Der Serr Sauptmann,
fpie | fortg'angen bin" = nRd, mas
bat er osnn seiugt9" - nGr bat ass
iust, pGr Der grObts S6iot. Der inn
bisbtr porsetOmm.n it,"
= Der tfeine @errGt6sr.
,.Meinem Munn lit geitern im@irtbss
baus Der Sut pertaui6t lporben, un0
mas IeIten bortpmmt, er bat siucn
bef.r.n setriegt." &arl6en: ga,
unO nod .ineu ieiOsn.n S9irm baiu;
nidt lpabr, gapa!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-20

- Gin 9 S9Iau9srG. Stnter<
tpalbbuuer: Sabrt mi ba nm Wittsr.
na9t 10 q Der. ...... Qutler mel
sinium ssIssenes SdusI UNI! 5 ers
mild ibn unb LAB mi a id0n's
Stiidl @el6 5ubrn!... Bal er meg
1T, siin6' ole Sriimmer BON SGusl
an unb tries' rtdtis no Die 8ranos
entIhdoiauna!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-20

-ltnuneenebm. Seiu Drama
bat dlio einen SOmbsnsrfols g.babt9
- auerbings - ielbit 5anbperter,
ber.n Torbsrunssn IGnsft periGhrt
fino, beIditisen mid isbt tpisber nit
= DiabnbrieFen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-20

SUI am mmenbang. Der tleiz
ne paul Wteier miro bon ieinen @ls
tern Degsturifdb sr5osen. = 9arum
f6iebt er au9 10 in's &raut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-20

-RO feline @sfabr. .R.is'
N RidI net no lGnstr, er i6mtibt
Dir fouft no n Mabtrug an 2opf!]
: -aa Sbee, er bat ia grab friia
stIGsnfa IaF'n!A
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-20

Na6barin: .Darum laFeu
sic b.nn oiefeu Stubl nidt reparts
ren9"
5rau: ra9, liebe Srau WtiilIf-,
gum anoenten Den Bat mein IsIis
ger Mann nod bur9sefeFen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-20

9duner (bsr in einen 9ertisrIas
Der bineinssben mill, nm fib rofiren gu
Iufen, iiebt por Der Sbiir Elm Sabrs
ruO berrenlos if.ben): mSm! mas
made ib NUM- Cafe i9 ben Bart
ODER oas Rao iteb.n9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-20

4r3t: vDu, Srau, beuts iino es
fdpn brei @p9en, ouB mir bonn
Sauie meg finO. SEPT miiHen mir
a6er f9uuen. bdB mir beimfommen,
fonit tperosn mir am Gno' ale meine
patienten sefunb!1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-20

9ums: rRun. Sbre So9tsr
fdeint iid Bel mir i'm 9ienit nt9t
rtdt ipobl gu fiibIen."
Batter: ga, Mabams, i5 bab
tbr aber fdon ben &opf auredt gee
feBt. arbeiten mub iie. aimperlid Iein
uno foulen5en lam fe mid, iie tit MI
esmul teene sndb'se Sruu!@
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-20
gaIenbs @iirbe.

nN.r 1T benn iens @oeeIi4eu9e
bort2 Der Menfh perf9impfirt ia
bic san5en 4nlagenl"
D0as lit Der prGii6ent unferes
B.ridDnerunsspereins
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-20

mDdrum peripri9it Su mir ims
mer ben f90nen p.rl,ni9mud uno
siebit ibn mir ni6t9"
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-20

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-03
/. PROSPECTS FINE.
Building Boom Anticipated at
Plainville This Spring.
District Burn d Over Last Oct0-
Der Will Be Rebuilt.
NEW SCHOOL BUILDING
Water Plant Is Almost COM
pleted at Cost of $4,000.
Complaint Is Registered Against
Mail Service on u. P.
NEW SCHOOL BUILDING

Plainville, Kan, Feb. Sit looks
as If Plainville is going to do things
in the line of building this spring and
summer. The burned district, most
of it, will be rebuilt with stone and
brick business buildings. The big fire
occurred here in October, 1909, and
before the fire was gotten under con-
troll IT buildings burned. Not less
than ten of the burned buildings VIII
be rebuilt with stone and brick, at
a cost aggregating not less than $780,
00o.
The finishing touches are being put
o nthe water plant. The mains are
already filled with water. This plant
cost $4,000.
VIII Erect a $4,000 School Building.
Work will commence on the new
public school building in the spring
for which the city of Plainville voted
$4,000 in bonds.
The Colby Bros, and Shaw Mer-
camille company will be incorporated
with a capital stock of $4,000. n.
F. Shaw, ex-member of the legisla-
ture from Rock county. is the presi-
dent. The company now occupy a
building 4Sx100 feet with a full base
ment and two stories high.
Paradise Flats of which Plainville
is the capital is one of the greatest
wheat producing sections in the state.
And this year the prospects bid fair
to be a record breaking year on the
Flats for wheat.
The northwest Kansas Methodist
conference meets in Plainville next
spring. A generous welcome awaits
the conference gathering, and all VIII
be made to feel that they are glad
they are here.
Land Values Are Climbing.
Land is climbing up in value on Para
disc Flats. DR.. w E. Anderson paid SAC
an acre for 800 acres a mile from Plain
Vile a year ago. Recently he sold the
same to a Nebraskan for $50 an acre
Besides the doctor got one crop of the
land.
Mail service is horrible on the Salina
and Oakley branch of the Union Pacific
The business men of Plainville will
gladly welcome the return of the ole
star route service between here and
Hays City, a distance Of 26 miles, be.
cause they go. better service than they
now receive.
The Plainville Mill and Elevator com
pany is among the largest plants of the
kind in northwest Kansas, and ha:
been a substantial benefit to not only
all this section but it's products have
found a market in many states as wei
as in Europe.
Plainville will continue to grow. The
country is here to build 1t up. Hei
churches and schools, and the progress
i've business men indicate this.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-03
Avoid Harsh Drugs
Many Cathartics Tend to
Cause Injury to the
Bowels

If you are subject to constipation
you should avoid strong drugs and
cathartics. They only give temporary
relief and their reaction Is harmful and
sometimes more annoying than consti-
patton. They in no way effect cure
and their tendency is to weaken the
already weak organs with which they
come in contact.
We honestly believe that We have
the best constipation treatment ever
devised. Our faith in il is so strong
that We sell it on the positive guarantee
that it shall not cost the user cent
II it does not give entire satisfaction
and completely remedy constipation.
This preparation is called Rexall Order
lies. These are prompt. soothing and
most effective in action. They are made
of a recent chemical discovery. Their
principal ingredient is odorless. taste
less and colorless. Combined with other
well known ingredients. long establish
ed for their usefulness in the treat
ment of constipation. it forms a tablet
which is eaten just like candy. They
may be taken at any time, either day
or night, without fear of their causing
any inconvenience whatever. They do
not grippe, purge nor cause nausea. They
act without causing any pain or ex-
cessive looseness of the bowels. They
are ideal for children. weak delicate
persons and aged people as well as for
the most hearty person.
They come in two size packages, Il
tablets 10 cents, Sc tablets % cents. Re-
member you can obtain them only at
cur store-The Rexal1 Store. The Ros-
ser Drug Co., 523 Kansas avenue.