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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-09
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
CHIEF JUSTICE

CHIEF JUSTICE.
Albert II. Horton. .oIa"heo Oo''
GOVERNOR.
Lyman U. Humphrey. ........... Mohlgonle'' 0o1H''
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
SECRETARY OF STATE.
William Higgins. 7ha"he9 OO''
STATE TREASURER.
@ - e..or ......... Republic county
= e.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Ke11Our ~ "a ~o---N5
STATE SUPERINTENDENT.
-. " v,ingps ......... Geary county
STATE AUDITOR
- =, r7o,.y ..............Th Thomas county
FOR CONGRESS.
JAMES r. HALLOwELL,
Of Sedgwlck County.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-09
For the State Legislature.
County Officers.

sd District-GeorCe /. Douglas.
SSd District-E W Phillips.
S4th District. r. Henley.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-09

Aye, aye, sir, and it is satisfactory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-17
ADULTeRATIONS IN FOOD.
A Law Suggested to Check IA Dangerous
Form of Fraud.

Many States have stringent laws Of food
adulteration, yet they fail to check the evil.
1t is on the increase. The last report Of the
dairy commissioner Of New Jersey shows
that 1896 per cent, or nearly One-half of all
the food preparations submitted 10 HIM for
examination, were adulterated. some
time the adulterants used were harm
less, and in these cases the purchaser
would be only swlndled. but in many
instances rank poisOns were found
in the articles of everyday consumption. \
large percentage of canned vegetables, such
as pease and string beans. were found To
contain cOpperas, used to give green color,
and "A number of baking powders had been
dOctOred with ammonia 10 give an artiii-
cial leayening strength, and so permit OF
carving more waste matter. In these
cases there Is not only fraud, but danger to
the public health. In view of the failure
10 enforce existing laws the United
states Government report recommends the
passage of law in every state re-
uuiring the manufacturers of all food pre-
variations 10 print on every label full
list OF all the ingredients the article con-
tains. This goes straight TO the point. 1t
is not even necessary 10 wait for the legisla-
lures to act. Consumers can act for them
selves by "A very simple process 0f boycott
ting every food article which does not carry
with ii "A clear statement Of what IL con-
tans. 4 few manufacturers Of sound arti-
cles do this. but the public is not educated
up 10 the point Of demanding that all should
do il, Until il is there will he no security,
for the profits Of even a small adulterati0n
on a widely-uscd article, are so great that
comparatively few manufacturers have in-
tegrity TO resist the temptation, H. Boston
Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-17
Eeer-DIinking in Munich.

The Munich folks enjoy the distinction OF
being the greatest Doer-drinkers IN the
world. Roughly speaking their consump-
ti0n has been calculated % have been
aboI "a quart and a half day for every
head Of the population. London falls some
what short Of hall that amount. Berlin Is a
tribe below London. and Vienna "A trlne
above. As all persons who have been IN Ger
many know. the Munich beer is the most
famous Of all, but Professor Holzncr, IN his
Official report, TELLS us that the North Ger
man brewers are becoming formidable com
petitors. and that in Berlin an expert
mental brewery has been built at cost OF
$1,000. 10 which the Government, by way
of encouraging the Association Of North
German Brewtrs," has contributed
half. Next 10 its peculiar flavor,
Professor l0lzner cites among the
causes Of the ascendancy Of Bavarlaa
beer the stringency Of the laws against
manufacturing beer from any other lngre-
dients than malt, hops. and water. The adj
dition of any other substance during or
after brewing is punished as iasincation
by line or imprisonment; and even the adj
dition Of compound parts Of the beer such
~ alcohol on water, after the beer Is breWcu'
is punished. London Daily News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-17
a Train in an Electric storm.

Passengers who arrived In this city on
the overland California express Tuesday re-
ported passing through "a severe storm OF
lightning. rain and hail ln Josephine coun-
~. near Grants Pass. the preceding even
ine. II. b. Miller, of Grants Pass, VINO
was one of the passengers on the blocNaded
train, relates his experiences 10 the salem
statesman: AT point three miles north
of Grants Pass the railroad runs through
a dense forest. II was here the electric
storm was encountered. For two hours II
RACED. During this time il was rs dark a.
"a dungeon. except when the woods were at
up by lightning. During the whole of the
storm hail-t0ncs pcltod down, some Of
them. so 10 is stated. i've and half inches
m circumference. The train was compelled
% stop hy fallen tree i'm front Of II. Be
fore it could back out Of the woods tree
had fallen across the track behind it, 1t
was compelled TO stand during the entire
storm. the trees swaying and twisting above
itas il they would Doe hurled down on II
ever, moment. and the wind Whistling and
moaning, and the storm raging so as to
make the passengers think the Judgment
day had come. 80 terrified were they that
many Of them said their prayers. and others
sang psalms. The storm extended for about
ten miles in the Rogue River mountains.
Before the train could proceed ten trees
which bad fallen across the track had to be
cut away. ON each side Of the train the
bail covered the ground until 1t was per
f.ctly whitc.-P0rtland Oreg0nian.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-17
How the French View IL.

According 10 the English notion Of Justice
"A lady who lately fired at her faIthlcss
husband, and was prevented from killing
him only by the interpOsitIon OF simple
button. which stopped the bullet, was gull
~ OF conduct which deserved punishment.
4 French magistrate, however. has only
nned "A delinquent ofthls kind "a, remark
ing. at the same time, that she was Well
deserving OF sympathy, and retaining from
cautioning her against the lnadylsaOillty ct
taking the law into her own hands. Certain
~ the wife told pitiful tale. Her husband
Is "A comparatively wealthy man. but he
turned her and her daughter out of door.
refused 10 contribute 10 their support, ant
allowed certain female friends Of his to seed
them some common dry bread AS an ele,-
mosynary dole Of the satirical cnler. A
climax. however. was reached, from tbe
French point OF view, when he allowed him i.
self to be subugated completely, "a his vii >
stated in court, by "A Prussian. Perhaps
this statement made deep Impression q ,
the worthy magistrate. who Is probably /,
patriot. and be- was thereby induced Ia ~.
out of hi, way in order 10 express sympa-
thy for one who was deirauded Of hcr cos-
jugai rights by Teutonic risal.--innd "a,
| Telegraph.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-17
AN INDIAN DUDE
Red Cloud and His WeIl-Dressed son
Visit Big City.

ked CLOUD ana Ills W el-bft~Nth son
Visit Big City.
Red Cloud. the noted Sioux Indian chief,
spent quite "a portion of last night in the
Webster street railway station. The Old
gentleman looks to bc fully sixty years old.
and the hustle and excitement were evident
ly much ola surprise to him. as ms lonely
owes glanced around the room. This chief.
accompanied bv his SON. Young Red Cloud,
arrived i'm town yesterday afternoon over
the Mon Pacific. coming from visit To
friends and relatives living Iu Indian Terri
tory. The Younger of the two was dressed
a- "a Gentleman. modc.tlN and ta9iciully,
with the exception OF his hat, which was a
size or two TOO small. ln fact 10 is supposed
that some Omaha Uudc trade Uranium COW
cr- on the train.
The oldest chief was dressed rather poorly,
having ON "a wor~e-tDr-wear straw nat, am
overall racket, pdntaioon- Of The same ma
teria and pair Of mighty decorated mecca
sins. The latter seemed % DE his especial
pride. and Doc took much care % present
them tO view. His lOng-stcmmed pipe was
the cause of much attention. 1t dld not
hold more than thimbiciul Of tobacco.
A Norld-llerlld reporter visited the Old
chief. aud through bis son secured an inter-
view. which was highly spiced with erunis.
He said Omaha was big town, as nlg "a,
thc Indians hy that name AT one time. lie
was ON his way home, which hc would never
leave again until death came or the "mean
whites drove him from his hut The In
dians. in his opinion. have been much mis-
treated. especially the Sioux. lie never III
tended 90 tight more as 10 was useless, the
whites being too numerous.
I'VE would try and Doe happy inter
lupted the SON. eff We're only left t0 our
selves. The White men buy the braves and
thereby elect The chiefs they want. This
defeats good men and puts those in power
who sell ONT the tribes
The father and son left for Pine Ridge on
the morning train.-Omaha N0rld-lierali
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-17

4 cb,mn;op of corruption. lie declares that
Inc win oppose the election Of his s,l, who
| il a candidate for the Legislature from
bourbon county. aud j. pledged to vote Tor
the reelection Of Senator ingalls,. Gencrai
| Rice says he i willing Ia head the anu
| Ingalls, forces in his section OF tue Sta,',
and believes that when all the facts 81 IN
gals career are laid before inc i'.nenr
that they will not vote for any candidate
who will 60 the Legislature with the deter
minaiion OF continuing such man as ~
gals i'm the United states senate.
Initiating Jones.
A negro minister OF the gospel at Abcr-
deem. Miss. thought he could whoop up his
sinners and make "A reputation for himsoh
by initiating sam JOacs' style OF pre- aching;
IN he referred % cOpper-colored mempcf
OF his flock a. "A ''lOng yellow hound ana
the result was he was btatrl almost 10
death with club.
Annual shoot.
The annual shoot for the medal by the
Huntsville, Ala, Gun Club on the 2lst OF
this month, promises 20 be Interesting ana
entertaining. Live pigeons have been
ordered from Louisville. They VIII also
have swallows AID "clays" plentiful on
hand. The shoot will be had on the noun
tain.
Hot in Georgia.
II il hOtl In south Georgia. In Jesup,
Marshal W. 4. Austin and Mr.. Anderson
Williams had dispute day or two since,
aud Mr.. Austin used very strong argu-
mcnt in the shape OF stick. Mr.. VIII
liams replied by gently tossing n four
mound weight against the marshafs head.
The mayor stepped in and Quilted the affair,
but the helligerVnts have not YET shaken
hands over the affair.
The neat OF southwest Georgia continues -
affect the blood gifts citizens. At bar
becure at Arlington last Thursday, captain
Webb. "A prominent citizen Of Calhoun
county, pulled out his pistol aud popped
three times AT the town marshal. one bali
perforating the marshal's clothing. but not
his hide. The marshal kept advancing,
however and at last captured the irate
captain.
Australian system.
The Savannah News thinks that the peo-
pie of Georgia ought To study up tho Aus
tralian sy,tem OF voting, and see II IL can
not be used to advantage in that state.
old Minister Dead.
Rev. George schwartz, for siXty-ninc
years a minister of the Methodist Church,
and one OF the most picturesque aud IN
teresting characters Of Indiana, il dead.
lie had almost reached the aye OF ninety
years. and for many months his health hal
been feeble.
Mississippi Convection.
The Memphis Crenn.l Commercial thinks
that the Mississippi Constitutional Conyen-
ton will. in view q recommending an edn-
cati0na test for y0ters, suggest the adop-
ton Of the Australian ballot system, and
throw other safeguards around the right OF
suffrage. the general plan 10 be closely
copied after the Massachusetts law.
The Heel.
The st. Louis Republic says that when
''Mr. +. Reed" comes to examine the heel oi
MS shoe after the November elections he
will be forced 10 admit that he has been
in supposing that his foot Is on the
neck Of the people.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-17
Alliance NeninKansas.

The Alliance men Of Kansas, now that u.
n. Clover has become the Peoples Parly''
candidate for Congress in the lhird district,
are looking for man TO run Tor Governor.
.(;oyernOr Charles Robinson j. fayOrably
REGARDED by Alliance men all over the state,
bii Judge PETER, editor of the Kansas
FARMER Is making an effort % get himself
preferred 10 Robinson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-17
COURTESY, OLD AND NEW.
Of Customs In the Old World
and the New.

An American auth0ress who has lived
long in Europe is offering some compare
tive remarks upon the ways of the Old
World and the New. We are not qualified
10 criticize them, even though we ielt the
inclination; that barren field has been
ploughed 10 the bedrock. But her obser'a-
lions on courtesy have a certain interest IN
the subjective point OF view. The lady All
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-17
RELICS OF WASHINGTON.
SOME NEW PHASES OF HIS LIFE
ALLEGED.

'' td NliitH rs lolloWs IN the IOulsNllt
Nourier-loumal from Alexandria Va:
"rcorgc WaShingion's rcputcd personal
property and so-callcd household stun
woU,d have furnished thc original thntccn
colonies. On Christ church. Alexandria, of
which. in l,61, the Colonel. then thirty
three years OF age. was Vcstryman, are
shown Na.hiuglou'. pew. Bible Ohc pro-
priy Of George Washington. presented 10
fao church he l>ol hy George Washington
Fark 'u.tisl, also two mahogany chairs.
one rcco, crcd with mohair, the other in IFS
primitive condition. hofh given hy the Gem
rral. His pow has been twice divided into
Two single peNs. and as many times restored
Oh the original quadrangle. tac aft lbs three
benches faces the chauctl. another ~against
tID side wall while flc third has lbs back to
fhn altar. The pow l~ closed Dog door.
Communicating with the aisle. The backs
of thc benches aaNc been cut down onc-hail
ol their former height. The crlmsou cush-
ions now covering the seats are. under the
d.'u~iou SHAT Na~hin-tou's person once
r'u~rcratcl Them. constantly rlncd hy ra-
VlCiou~ IUNc-huufcr- Uf both cover and
contents. untN lth~iandiug sexton guards
INU church house whenever open to Visitors.
Here also is thc IoN Ol Robert Edward Lee.
Twin tablets % their memory adOrn the
walls GOA either side oi the church. I'm this
church, rlc her, Randolph. of Roanoke. re-
Ueatcily listened f' the gospel preached Dog
fle Episcopal CLERGY. d-hiugtpu. Ice.
Randolph could itDr triumviratc dig
nifty tl. cause 0f Christi
iu OLD. 'Hi-. rom off ihc Masonic Han
h.u comparatively new building. the
o.l ono has'nr heou DESTROYED hv fire is
pr ~euted quite collection of Washinston's
relics.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-17
HENRY JAMES.

Henry James now passes most OF his time
in London, as does also Bret lIarte. George
W. Gable long along gave up his New Or
leans home, and came North to live at
Northampton, Mass, and Charles Egbert
Craddock Miss Murfree) has left n. Louis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-17

The prospects for fine cotton crop
throuohout this section are very bright.
The season has been favorable. There are
no worms to amount to anything, and as Il
rule the stand is good. The corn crop does
NOT show up SO we'll. Early corn Is very
sorry: late corn is better, but VIII hardly
roach an average.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-17
Run Into the River.

\ 0ueer accident resulting IN The droWn-
ing Of a fourteon-year-old negro giil, Bird
ret Manifold. occurred IN Charleston, :. G..
lately. \ policeman caught th.' girl,
another girl, and boy stealing newspa-
pers from under the store doors in KING
street and gave them chase. The three ran
towards the river, over half mile distant
and reached il ahead of the policeman
one of the girls and the'boy lodged the Pc
liceman, but Bridget, after reaching the
wharf. continued and jumped on the doch
and was drowned before she could bee ished
ont. The friends Of the girl say that tht
noliceman pulled his pistol on the child ano
frightened her into jumping into the ilver
The case will be Investigated by the ponce
authorities. s-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-17
WAY DOWN SOUTH INDIXIE.
ITEMS OF INTEREST THROUGH
OUT THE SECTION.
Effect of the Australian Bailot-Pros-
pect. OF Cotton-Estimate Of Ohio Crops
Rev. sam. smsli-Run Into the River
Georgia Property.
Texas Politics.

The Texas Democratic Convention met
Tuesday in san Antonio. with 1000 dele
gates present. and As many more visitors.
who came in the interest of candidates or
as lookers-cn. ID. Il. Tarleton. OF Han
county, was made temporary chairman. J.
{. IIutthesOn, OF Harris county, was made
permanent chairman. The platform Is q
strong document. denouncing the eXorbitant
tarin. the Federal Elections bill, the recent
course OF the United States Court, and de-
claring that the state Democracy favOrs the
creation Of a railway commission. \ plank
was inserted demanding separate coaches
for whites and blacks. The utmost en-
thlIsiasm prevailed. The supporters OF
General Hogg are so vastly in the majority
that there is no fight against anything
they do. The nominations will be made to-
morrow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-17
Annual shoot.

The annual shoot for the medal by the
Ala, Gun Club on the 2lst OF
this month. promises 10 be interesting and
Live pigeons have been
ordered from Louisville. They will also
have swallows aud "clays" plentiful on
hand. The shoot will be had on the noun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-17

negro minister OF the gospel at Abcr-
deem, Miss, thought he could who0p up his
sinners and make reputation for himself
by initiating sam jones' style OF pre- aching;
~ he referred % cOpper-colored member
OF his flock a. ..long yellow hound and
the result was he was btat,l almost 10
.i,afn with "A slth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-17

Captain Henry Beusse, one OF Athen'
cleyerest and most reliabl, Georgia citizens
had a queer experience last week. Two
nights in succession he dreamed that a GER
tam number had drawn the capital prize IN
The Louisiana Lottery. He told several o.
ms friends his dream, and they advised him
10 buy the ticket, but he had never made
such investments and had no confidence IN
his dream. although, 10 crafty his curiosity
he made "A memorandum Of the number re-
yealed in his dream. You can judge OF th'
captains disappointment and surprise
when the last drawing took place, 10 dis
cover that the ticket nc had dreamed abou
had drawn 100000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-17
Policeman Mapping.

General John X. Rice, Of Fort Scott, Kan,
saws the New Orleans Daily states. il out
in an open letter excorlating senator In
calls as 4 self-confessed political leper and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-17


Harriet Prescott Spohord makes New
buryport her home, as does also James Par
ton the writer Of interesting biographies.
Mrs, DOrr is a resident Of ligtland, VT,
where she has a home that Is the envy al
most of all who have seen it.John Land Mrs.
;. VI. Il. Piatt-husblnd and wite-haye a
pretty home at Cleye-, o., below Cincinnati,
overlooking the Ohio river. Mr.. Piatt is one
of the earliest Of Mr.. lIOwells' friends during
the wears when the after was an embryo
author in Ohio, and their first volume was
published conformity. Ii contained some Of
their best work.
General Lew Wallace has most deli ght-
ful home at Charlottesville, Indiana, and so
has Maurice Thompson. Ii was while
making a sojourn with the latter few
years ago that Md. HOwels wrote the con-
Guiding chapters Of "a Modern Instance"
ELIZABETH STUART PHELPS.
Elizabeth stuart Phelps-Ward and her
husband make Boston their home at
present, Mrs. Ward being Of the opinion
that she can do her best literary work
i'm that CITY. Susan Coolidge has been a
resident Of Newport for a number OF
wears, and Rose Terry Cooke, who
used to live in Hartford, has taken up
her home in Pittsiield, Mass. Miss Mary
wilkins, the writer of choice realistic
sketches, such as have made her name pop
ular with all story readers, lives with friends
at Randolph, Mass, "A pretty little village
on the Old Colony read, less than an hours
ride from Boston. Mrs. stowe. now aged
and broken in health. resides in Hartford,
as do also Mark Twain and bis intimate
friend, Charles Dudley Warner. Mr.. War.
ner is one OF the editors and owners of the
Courant, of that city, in whose pages, years
ago, his now famous Back Log Studies
originally made their appearance. John
Burroughs has little farm at Esopus-on-
the Hudson, where he lives and enjoys him
self with outdoor nature.
HENRY JAMES.
Henry James now passes most of his time
in London, as does also Bret lIarte. George
W. Gable long along gave up his New Or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-08

Full SUBDIVISION TO HOME SEEKERS
wAsHINGTONIANS AN OPPORTUNITY TO
FOUND ADJACENT TO ANY CITY IN OUR
IF EQUALLED. BY ANY OF THE HIGH
TON. TO ENTER INTO THE DETAILS OF
DALE PARK WOULD BE A THANKLEss
FORE. WISH TO SHOW MY CONFIDENCE
TO EACH ONE ENOUGH INTERESTED TO
TICKET. SO CONFIDENT AM 1 THAT
PURPOSE THAN FEEBLE DESCRIPTION
RISK OF CHARTERING A TRAIN TO CARRY
THESE HANDSOME HOME SITES. DON'T
AFTERNOON. AS / WISH YOU TO ACCEPT
OF A FEW HOURS.
AND OHIO DEPOT AT 4:4O SHARP. FREE
OF MY Statesmen. A FULL CORPS OF SAL
SHOW THE WHOLE PROPERTY To YOU AND
TO COME. I WANT YOU TO COME WIZ
DO YOU GOOD, SO COME ALONG BUT LET
BEFORE, AND IT Is PURELY ON BUSINESS
ARE VERY APT TO BUY LoT-Now I'VE
BOUGHT. THAT DANENHowER PLAYED YOU
on. I DO NOT WISH TO TRICK ANY
VOC ARE LIKELY TO BUY AFTER SEEING
RMS.
DON'T DO THINGS HALF WAY. THE GEN
NATURAL BEAUTY AND ADVANTAGES AND
THIS PROPERTY IN FINE CONDITION BE
FERING PROMISES ON PAPER IN THE
sARY IMPROVEMENTS. THEY DON'T PROM
ALREADY GRADED AND GRAvELED THE
RACED THE ROAD SIDES; HAVE ALREADY
FOOT CELLAR. IN FACT. THEY HAVE PUT
CAN DO NO MORE EXCEPT BUILD YOUR
BUY AND BUILD AND BEGIN TO LIVE.
VESTORS-CAN YOU DOUBT THE FACT
WASHINGTON WILL BE JOINED TO
DOUBT 1T, TAKE TRIP OVER THE BAL
MADE DURING THE PAST FIVE YEARS
ING SITES FOR SUBURBAN HOMES WILL BE
PRETTIER LOCATION CAN BE DESIRED
WASHINGTON. OR THIRTY MINUTES TO
BEEN FLOODED BY CIRCULARS, PLATs
SHARES OF STOCK IN SOME LAND COM
LACE IN THE SOUTH OR WEST OFFER
OF sToCK-BEwARE OF THESE BooMs: 1T
BUYING OR KNOW THE PARTIES WITH
REACH IF YOU FIND YOU HAVE BEEN I'M
SELF AND SELECT YOUR PROPERTY BE
INGTON LOOKS BRIGHT ENOUGH TO
BE SURE TO PAY A HANDSOME RETURN
AND COMPARE YOUR CHANCES OF MAKING
SENDING YOUR MONEY AWAY. TO GO
CAN SAFELY TAKE ONE OF THESE LOTS,
MAKING HANDSOME INTEREST ON THEIR
INVITATION TO ALL To CALL AT MY OF
SATURDAY, MAY TO-
AND OHIO DEPOT. NEW JERSEY AVENUE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-08
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AN ADDITION AS CAN BE
1T CANNOT BE SURPASSED,
TO THE NORTHWEST SEC
AGES OFFERED BY RIVERS
THE STAR" WOULD PASS
vERTIsING DODGE; THERE
BY OFFERING A FREE RIDE
AT MY OFFICE FOR A
FOR THEMSELVES TO MORE
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EXPENSE. TO INTERVIEW
MENT FOR NEXT SATURDAY
Us IN A PLEASANT JAUNT
TRAIN LEAVES BALTIMORE
AT MY OFFICE OR FROM ANY
THE GROUNDS READY TO
MESS. INVITE YOU ALL
TRIP TO THE COUNTRY WILL
MEAN BUSINESS, AS I SAID
TAKE THIS EXCURSION. YOU
DON'T SAY. AFTER YOU'VE
YOU TO JOIN HIS ExCURsI
SOUND THE WARNING, THAT
OVER THE PRICE AND TIE
NEW YORK BUSINESS MEN
PROPERTY RECOGNIZED IT'S
THEIR EXPENDITURES TO PUT
SALE. THEY ARE NOT OF
TREES AND OTHER NECEs
WHY? BECAUSE THEY HAVE
TREES, soDDED AND TER
ENOUGH TO DRAIN A SEVEN
FINE SHAPE THAT THEY
FOR MONEY. ONE NEED ONLY
NOW ONE WORD AS TO IN
CITIES OF BALTIMORE AND
THRIVING yILLAGES-IF YOU
NOTE The VAST STRIDE
SURELY COME WHEN BUILD
By - BOTH CITIES - WHAT
FIFTEEN MINUTES FROM
PAST MONTH OUR CITY HAS
ASKING US TO BUY A FEW
SOME LITTLE COUNTRY VII
PURCHASER OF A FEW SHARES
SEE THE LAND YOU ARE
THEY ARE OUT OF YOUR
WISER To LOOK FOR YOUR
OF PROPERTY AROUND WASH
MONEY INVESTED NOW WILL
AND LOOK AT RIvERsDALE
THAT OTHER CHANCE OF
POCKET.
PERSONS OF SMALL MEANS
A REASONABLE EOPE OF
LOT Is PAID FOR.
AGAIN, EXTEND A HEARTY
THE GRAND EXCURSION NEXT
TRAIN LEAVES BALTIMORE