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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-02-26
ABOUT DAIRY PRODUCTS
AN AMATEUR COW DOCTORS ExPE-
RIENcE WITH AcoNITE.

n Gentleman with Fine Herd of Jer-
seys Uses This Drug to Cure Garget,
and 1t knocks 1t Every Time-Twenty
Drops of the Tineture the Dose.
have thirty Jerseys, and as l depend
upon them largely for my bread as well
rs butter I very naturally watch them
very closely, and read very closely to
learn all can that will help me to make
the most out of them. / have had con-
siderable trouble ever since / first milked
. COW with garget or caked udder.
sometimes in one teat and sometimes
more, and lasting one, two or even more
days in some instances One year ago
last November lost valuable thorough
bred Jersey. / am fully satisfied, from
NO other cause.
/ never found any help for the diff
Guilty until last March, nearly a year
ago, when / read an article from the pen
OF Smith B. Morrison, of Fort Atkinson,
in which he stated that he used in such
cases fifteen or twenty drops tncture of
Aconite, given on an ear of corn. l also
saw it recommended frequently by
others in different places. AS drown
ing man grasps at straws, l hurriedly
procured a vial of 1.-The rank poison,
and administered dose to the first COW
that was affected. when, 10 and behold!
at the next milking she was all right.
Soon another was affected. I gave an
other dose, and at the next milking all
was well. In little while another COW
was troubled badly. She required two
doses. twelve hours apart, when she was
well. Mind you, don't say it cured
her, for don't know. 1 am telling what
know now, and not what 1 guess.
Soon neighbor came over and said
she had COW with very bad udder, SC
bad in fact that it was feared she could
not recover. gave her full dose OF
twenty drops, and told her to give an
other dose in the morning. She returned
the next day and said the COW was very
much better and wanted to know the
name of the wonderful medicine. I told
her, and she got some and the COW was
soon well could enumerate many in
stances if it were necessary, but l for
bear. 1 keep small bottle of it in the
barn all the time, and so confident of it
efficacy have we become in our 'igno
rance" that we administer dose when
ever occasion requires, and seldom Civ
the matter second thought, for it is
rare case that requires second DOSE
<. A. Hallett in Hoard's Dairylnan.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-02-26
Dogs for Diaries.

Dogs for dairies should be trained not
to run the cows. A milk COW should
never be excited or driven out of walk.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-02-26

"A Butter Extractor and Cream Separator.
At the Wisconsin agricultural expert
ment station Professor Babcock has been
testing new machine for extracting
butter. The cream separating and but
ter extracting machines are chiefly
Swedish and Danish inventions, and
they are being adopted slowly in Amer
lea The creamery man is conservative,
like the farmer, and justly 50. Mis-
takes are costly.
The machine tested by DIR. Babcock
was one that could be used both as a
cream operator and butter extractor.
For producing butter it fed milk at the
rate Of 200 pounds an hour and turned
sut fine article. It was a steam power
machine. But the butter made by it
was sweet that Is to say, the milk was
sweet when the butter was extracted.
The butter fat is extracted so closely
from the milk that in one case not more
than 1900 of per cent was left in.
The butter extractor would work with
perfect satisfaction if only Americans
would buy butter made from sweet
milk, of which the people of Europe are
no fond. But it will not act ON sour.
thick cream. Cream of any ripeness can
be made into butter by first mixing ii
with twice its quantity of water or skim
milk and raising the temperature of the
mixture to Sc degs-, then running il
through the machine. The butter thai
results is of the "ripened" cream flavor
IN demand in America, and it is ex
tracted by the machine very thoroughly
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07
6efdbrltde Grploiton.
Oas Saboratortum Don Murray & uidels
theilweife onrd ;feuer 3eritort.
S6aoen etma 10000.

9as 2a6oratorium Der vMurrab & geidel
Manufacturing COMPANY" in 147 bis 155
BoltltraBe, Elm flinfitodiges @ebGuoe,
maj 0onneritag tn6olge etHer in benz er1tet
Stodperfe nor9efDmmenen @rploiton nohe
Daran, politGnOig etnsedl6ert gu rperoen.
9aS @cbduoe 1T oMr6 cine 8ranomauer in
aDei Nb~theIlungen geihieben, tpoooll Die
Ditlt6e, tpelhe Gbemifalien, Oroguen unD
Wfalhinen entbielt, nieDegebrannt lit,
mdbrenb Der tpeitltde She'll, in pel6em fih
eln Eager fertt9er 0roguen lopie Die Buz
reaur Der Sabrif befinben, unbeidGbigt
blieb. Ser nterte uno finite Stod, iomle
oas Dad oes Ditlt6en @ebGubes, lit bolz
ltdnotg Dam Neuer nit Nlem, mas it'd
bort befai1o, S%eritDrt poroen, tpGhreno bic
i'll ben unteren Stodperfen it6 befinoltben
Wiai6inen nur tbeilneiie beidGo;9t ftuo.
ga ETH @eneralalarm abgegeben tpuroe,
fanoen it6 20 9ampfiprisen .auf Der
8ra!bitGtte Elm, uno Die an9eitrengte gbGz
ttgfett Der Seuertpebr brafte oas SSeuer
balD inter GontrolIe. Ser &oud, Der
burh Die nerbrennenoen 0rcguen eraeugt
ipurDe, nlahte eS fir LANCE 3eit unm0glid,
in oas %cSn:lere oes @ebduoes einsuorin9eu,
uno muBte Der grDBte She'll ber G0ihungsl
arbeiten bon Der StraBe aus eetban merben.
Oas gelalnmte Waarenlaaer Der @eleQi6aft
mar ungefGbr $4,000 pertb. tpopon bic
9dIfte DoaftGnOia perbranut lit. Ser Ser
Iuit lit bur9 8erfiderung gebedt.
Die Beltber oeS @ebdloes, Bafer 8ros.,
SEQ. 81 8aibinstonltroBe. erleiben einer
Serluit bon ni1t iiber $4,000, tpeLdem
8erfiherungen i'm 8etraee BON SIS, 600
%gegenlber iteben. Ser @eiammtiheoeu
wlrO auf pieaei3t $4,000 bere6net.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07

Tie be nQlufrlbrern geitattet BADEN, ibre &a9e
an Den Srernben ausSuitbet, bon oe1e1
mebr aIS 300 inter Den 9Gnben Der Nuts
ribrer unl9efommen ituo uro oeren Gt1e117
tDum Serit0rt Doroen lit. 5000 tallerltde
Soloaten bema1en jeBt Die Stellen all Der
9roBen Ofauer, an 0e1en eill SurhbrI1
iettens Der Gebellen ertpartet tpIro. Sn
Safu muroen al qSrteiter1. gDnnen nno
anoeren @brtlten Die g%reulihlten S6anos
tDaten beribt. Wds Die 9te9ierEng
boeegen tbun pirb, lGbt itf ni6t laGen.
OaB Die Beb0roen nit ben 8criibern Der
SdeuBli6feiten poultGnotg i'm @tnpers
ftGnoniB itnb, unterliegt fetnem 2meifel.
Die eriten gfa6ri6tcn bon Safu middleton,
baB, nad9Dem iid Die 9totte dn Dem 8lute
aIer @briiten, UtGnner, Sraren uno &tns
Der, gei6ttigt bate, tie pon ben Wianoarlte1
bes 8eSirtes feitlih beDtrtbet tDuroen.
rlnb IS betBt, baB Die Wanoarinen ben Jtes
belen freie Serfii9In9 ilber Die S1rtite1
gaben, unter Der geoin9ut1g, DAB tie Die
onoern Bemobner ni6t beldittgten. Die
! 9tebellen nabalen Die Gebingung an, uto
Die Sol9e tpar, DaB b%retbunoe @iropder
uuo ein9eborene Gbrtlten abgeihladtet
puroen. eSn Dem gal15en Be5trt lDu tetn
ein3tger Gbrilt an Neben 9ebliebe1 letn. =
Gin POM Barrier vSiqaro" sebra6te gtads
riGt, tpona6 spiiden China unO @nglano
iiber Elm 8itrOniB eegen 9uBlano's llebers
griffe an Der 6ineiii9en @ren5e unterz
banoelt perOe, miro stpar balbamtlt6 III
2lbreoe geiteqt, aber Tranfrei1 bat es bod
fir n0tbtg befunDen, smilden @n9lano uno
China ltnIrieDen 81 iden; Die Ne1lude,
Die Wedhte SIT gelneiniamem btplomatiiden
8or9eben in Yefin9 81 benegen UNI
benlelben yleid3eitt9 burh bic Senoung
elmer itarfen Slottenabtbeiluns na6
ben 8ertrassbdfen 9ta6oruf gu eeben,
BADEN in England unb 0eutinlanb isbo6
cine iiberau5 fiibte @ufnabme eefunz
ben. Die Times bringt eine Depelde
aus Singapore. pona6 Die in Sten in Der
Yropin5 8absObe3 ettpa 20 Meilen bon
Befing itationierten goniuln tpegen oer
brohenben Sage nm 8eIhibung burh tbre
betreffenoen SIotten eriu6t baben. Oas
britiide &anonenboot 0irbranb u1o Elm
japanil6e5 &rtegSi6iff liegen sur d3eit bet
Setn. 0aS Ganonerboat bat ibrigeaS Il
49ei9iibe uuo fonute ilber1aupt nltr tpenig
Sdub getpGbren. @s beiBt in Der Oepei6s
tpeiter, baB Die feinoielige @%eitnnung geseu
Die 0usldnber iid bis ndd ber 6auptitabt
nerbreitet babe, unD oaB Die @ingeborcnen
fetnen Nnitano nebnlen, in ibrem6aB geeen
Die v8arbaren", tute tie olleQSetBen nennen,
Wusorud gu geben. 8on Sag 81 Gag
treten Die Gbineien ben @uropGern gegenz
iiber fetnbliher auf uno eS 9ebort gu ben
aItGgliden Gorfommnif1en. baB @urppder,
penn 1e ben StaotipaI entlang geber, init
Steinen betporfen tDeroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07
$taot Gbtt0oo.
Grnit Operbed's 600.
Der befannte 5otelwirth in DER udbe pom
Blue Jslano erfroren.

Ser friibere 8eftbers bes v@ermania"z
6otels, 6err @rnit 8. Suerbef, ber bier
alS Mitglteo bes vSrpbeus Wfd1ner6or"
uno itimlnbesabter Sdngec in tpeiteren
&reiien bsfannt mar, lit in 8lue Sstaito,
mo er 5ulebt oaS Union 9oteI" fiibrte, auf
eIen0e lSetie urls Seben %getpmmen.
0r. Sperbed bate it'd an Samitag in
G6tcago auf9ebaItell, I'M 0erlhteoene @es
l6Gfte ST erleoigen ltno bate nit benz 3uge
Der Sod SslanosBabn, pelher 3iDilhen II
unb II Ibr bier abfdbrt, Die 0eimretle na6
Blue Sslano, mo CT lett Elm paar Sabren
oas Union 9oteI fiibrt, an9etreten. Son
ben StrapaSen oeS Cages ermloet, tnar er
in benz 3uge eingei6lafen, uno Der Gonz
butteur, Der peraebens Derlu1t bate, tbn
am 8a6nbof in 8lue sSslauo Su me6en,
IieB i'm ruhi9 in Dem Wa9en iiben, tpelder
bis gum WlOrgen duf etnen1 Electromagnetic,
ettua cine WteiLe lIoltA bon 8lue Sslano,
ite1en bLieb. Oils oann ipdter Die Babnz
beoieniteten, Delhe Die Wagen gu ~reini9en
baben, ben S6lGfer fanoen, bef0roerten tie
i'm, halb idlaftrunfen Dte er tpar, an Die
etiigzfaIte Suit, obne ft6 tpeiter UNI i'm gu
befimmern. ST l6etnt oann ben 8erluh
9ema6t gu baber1, 5u Sub na6 6auie au
tpanoern, bod tDuroe ct u%nterDegs BON Der
&G[te ubernannt uno ettDa StDet Stunoet
lpdter "erfroren neben Dem 8abngeletie aes
f~unoen. 9ie Gei6e purOe baum na6 leiner
8obnung befDroert.
Ser vOrpbeuszW dnner6or" begab fi9
WttttpoU frib um 9 ubr in corpore nab
8lue Sslano UNI bort all Der
Srauerfeier tm 6auie 6es nerftorbenen
SGngerbruoers She'll gu neblnen uno ietner
2eibe nab Chicago bas @eleit 3u 9eben.
Sie tpurOe bann pom &ofSSslanbs8 abnbof
aus UNI 2 ubr gtahmtttags mad Der leB>
ten &ubeitdtte auf Dem Sriebbof @racez
Lamb bef0roert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07

Oas 8ertrouen Der 9eute in boob's Sar.
1apariQa, mel1e bieie BrGparation 9ebrot6t
baben, 1T bemertensnertb. SIS bat Biele ees
BELT, pel6e bur6 anbere Mebistnen ni9t
Den ~9erineiten NIben 9emonnen batten.
Sir &rantbeiten. uel9e bnr9 nnreines Blut
Ober benz 9eI6md9ten 3uitaHbe bes SpfeniS
ent1tehen, lit eS unibertreflim. @
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07
Gin Rath fir M1ntter.

mrs. @tnsGom's .@ootbtne
Sprup" ioute beitGnoi9 beim &inberz 3abs
men gebrou9t mer0en. @r ~belanfti9t oas
6tnb, erwei6t bas 3abnfeii9, linberf alien
S6merS. furirt Winb= 6oIit, unb 1T oas
bette Mtttel geseu Oiarrb6e. SInfunbswans
atQ GkutS bic GlQime.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07

a S3ettaIter Der @msfeIfraft. Obne 3pei'
fel iteben mir in bemielbeu. Sn feimer @eriobe Der
gulturgei6i9te tit ouf Die gultipirlng rno ansbtl=
bun9 Der Diusfeltraft 10 Hober Wertb 9ele9t porben'
ols iebt. SeIbit bos aortere Sei6lebt er9iebt lib benz
6tubium iegli9er @rt BON Setbestibangert. tpel9eut
Sport iriiber nur oom boIentra9enben She'll Der
MenI69ett 9ebulbt0t ipurbe. 9os lit iiferlt9 lobens'
mertb, benin MIR aus Der 6einnbbett nnb &raft er'
ip61it bic @ninutD. Mber ben S9pdbltden, ben
g~terpbieu, ben 9pSpeptitern eriblteBt 6oltetter,s
Wta9enbttters bet gGe9 5ur SeInnobeit uno al1r Ans'
om idnenften mirtenoe offer SonteS, lit es 9leieb3ettt9
Der 9rilnoiidfte &e9ulatDr ber peri0iebenen &orper'
TdGen non 8iliDiitdt Mnnber wirtt. au6 MedieI.
nno 6anenfic6er, &9enmatiSmus, Nterer1s nno Bloc
~ienbei9merben iper6en bnrdb boiielbe 9eDetlt; Sir
6ltlide, ibtpd6lt6e Reripnelt uno ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
lit es uni66gbar; es regt ben Nppettt III 9eluttoer
Meiie an unO beieitigt SbIafloIigfeit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07
German
Syrup"

49,
Cine Snfen- 8inoer sebran6is tuir0,
loute un!er allen rm>
1tn0 Group. itGnoen auDerldiiig lein.
Cine Wutter muB III ibr
2aeSiaim. 10 Diel gertrauen baben,
tuie tie gu ibrer 8ibel bat.
Sic bari nt6ts S6GoIi6es, llngetpifIes
ooer @efdbrltbes entbalterl. 9as WateriaL
iomobl ais Die 3ubereitung .miiiens bon
eriter Site iein. Sic mub einfad uno
lei6t sebrGudlih iein. UNI oas @innebmen
angenebm gu MAIDEN. 9as &ino muB ffe
germ etnnebmen. sic muB cine ,raIhe
@irfung erScu9en unb Iofort ibre tuoblz
tbueuoen Sol9en fibIbar MAIDEN, ba &inz
oerfranfbelten iebr lhneI entlteben, ii6
i6neQ Deri6Limmern uno einen fatalen
Ober auh iebr fursea NuS9an9 nebmen.
Sic Wfeoijin mug BEL eiltsm &tnoe nint
nur ihnel linoern, lonoern aud i6nea
letne Bieoergeneiuna beluirfen, oa bur1
lGngere BettlGaeri9feit Die Contribution
zines &inoeS leidt uiltereraben miro. Sic
mtB ibren 3mef mittelit mdBigen @aben
e~rfilen. @roBe QuantitGten bon Wtebisin
iino einem &inoe nidt sutrdgli6. Die
Wteot3tn oarf ben @eiit, ben Gppetit ooer,
Den augemeinen @elunbbeits3ultaro oes
&inbes niht beetntrdhtigeE. 9ieie Sbatz
laden 9elten fir Nlt utlo Sung. uno babert
aur Solee, baB 8oi6ee's German Sprnp
cine Der beliebteiten Sauiltenz MteOi5inen lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07
Gin Sufammenfto6.

Sn lebr gludli4er g8eiIe pertief am
Wflttpo9 Nbeno Der 3uiammenitoB zines
Sra6t3uges nit einem Bentportb Nbenues
StraBenbabnpagen. Nn Der 40ten StraBe
unb @entportb gpenue beftnoet ith Die
vStod Oarb Groiiin9", uno UNI balb Ie6s
Ibr Wittpo6 9beno belt Elm nit Baiias
eieren sefiiuter StraBenbabnmaaen i'll porz
9eidriebener gntfernung BON Der &reu3nng,
I'm our6 ben &onbucteur ausftnoen gu
laiien, oh bic 8abnseletie trei pdren. Ser
&onoucteur CAB Oas 3ei6en sur ueberfabrt
un6 Der &uti6er DeS Waggons ~leiitete
Solee. Gin fi6 ridtpdrts bene9enoer
Sra6taug mar iebo6 bon benz &onoucteur
nibt bemerft tporoen, nnb oerS trabenbabn5
tpaggpn nurbe auf Der Wlttte ber 8ahns
selsiie bon benz !3uge erfuBt. Gum Slid
tpurbe Der Masgon nur bon ben Sdienen
9eihleuoert, obne baB irseno @iner ber
4aiiagtere, Die it6 in INTERPRETATIONS
9lufre9un9 befanbsn, Derlebt puroe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07

50 lie 1tebte s m / Der 8nrft9ttgz
felt 1uelr man ben 6uiten ouloet, Der Die
3drtli6en Sr9one Der Hun9e uto bes 9alies
an9reift, menn Oas befannte unb ii9ere Sell
mittel, Or. .. Sapne's @rpectorant, bel allen
Qpotbefern gu baben lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07

Columbus
ut OaS fctttfTe baOerif@e 8ter ttt
@arft, Gebrattt Bon WaI3 Unto
&opfet. 0oara0 getpp Grewere
DO. 3eleNbUts 1850.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07

@t6rte BEN &0tpet bird 9per's @aria=
partla. Sie 9iebt" Dir Das @efibl, ais oh
bl ei,t neuer Meni9; parelt. &ouienbe baben
bnr6 Qnwenbu1t9 bteies 9roBen 8lutretni=
9uu9smittels @elunbbeit unb Sefreiun9 pom
Geiben erlan9t, Derr1 ale a1loeren Wtittel
fr11htInS fnnrpn Ea1n. q
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07
2lrt6etl
0e9en Die Rotben.

Die Hauptfibrer UNI 500, Ole fleineren
Klafer nm $40 eebi6t. = Die Strafen
nad2eelaHcn. = Das DER poli5eianwalt
uao Ger Mayor 5u faeen haben, = Das
poIi3eis Gomite beim maYor. =
mcGIau9hrY's un5weioeutiee Grfld=
run9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07
fiir aameIimee staa asimnsr.

fir @ianslimge ittth 8imner.
Gaftoria f6rSest Die 0etSaaane unb befetttst
aufSetriebenbeit, IerftOpfunS, Iberia1IFss Maseu.
Idure, Otarrbpe unb GteberSOtsprftt1n. Dabur&
rpirb bas ainb seiunb seutuat uub iein Sdlaf matars
lid. Gaftorta entbaIt peber MurYbtnt nod anbere
nartctti@e Subifanten.
vGaitorta 1T 70 Sprjaslim seetSnet fur 3tnter, bab To-
t5r, prr alien anoeren mir betanntell Brhparaten pep
@pr5us sebe." s.. D. gr4 er, MD,
Ill South Srfprb Ctr, S=ppflan, q. 8.
-uget mebrere1 Sahren bdbe Id Sh+ rGalfcria" ems
pfpbIen unb trerbe es aud ferner tbur, ba eS phne Gnss
nabme CUTE ~9teiultate er3telt Bat"
Gbmtn s.. Bdrbee, Md,
WGbe WtntbrppI, 1875. ctr. unb z. Gre., &elD 8crs
Sits.
Illus perf6nlt@e CT BeDbaHtuns unb Grfahrans tanni9
iaSen, baB Gditprtd etne auSseetGnete Meetttn fnt
afnber iii, bic as ~selinbeS Gbfdhrhitttel tptrtt unb RE
Gpannnng br GtnSepetbe, fcipie beS GeiarlmtipfterlS
iebr bebeutenb ltnbert. 1iele W1htter baben mir feline
a~usse3eimnete gBtrtuna auf TIRE &inber ~be3euSt.H
DR.. O. 6. SsSrpbr Spwea, Mta1.
DteGentaur 6 . M y anp II Mturras Str., q. 9.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-22

The only Building in Jersey City which has entrances from
three main streets. Constant, increasing trade, which is clear proof
of fair, honest dealing, compelled us to again enlarge our Ware
rooms by adding another building in the rear, on Henderson street,
which will be principally used as a Carpet and Oil Cloth Depart
ment. We thereby increase our space of showroom by 5000 square
feet. which has been filed with all the latest designs OF PARLOR
and BEDROOM SUITS, COUCHES, SIDEBOARDS, DINING
and PARLOR TABLES, full assortment of FOLDING BEDS,
MIRRORS, CURTAINS, PARLOR STOVES, RANGES, BED
DING, CLOCKS-in fact everything to furnish a home complete.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-22
Hotel St. George,
~. r. LoDER, Proprietor,
s32 and 934 Garfield Avenue.
RALROADS.
GREENvILLE

(, WEST SHORE RAILROAD. IN. Y. c. s ii. 4. R. r
trains leave West d2d Street Station. New YORK.
ps Follows. and % minutes earlier from the foot OF
Jay street New york;. I'D oh,,s,o .msa.
4 10. 20 IS p. m. FSl5 y. IN.
! ST. Louis s5-l5. Il Is o. IN.
toronto. 1000 a. m. +a.15. sis p. m.
Falls. $50. +le.00 a. ms *5.l5 ~ Is 2. IN.
C Ulica and S tracuse. B u. +lQn 4, M, Falh *8.ij D.
M +l1.35 a. m. runs only to Utica.
{ Kingston. $3.50. *L1h 'l00l. +ll.35 a. m- Hoo
s515. ~ u M.
@s4U0 D. m- sails. +Slo n. m.
{ $50 s1.l5. R23. 1000. 10, IL. +1L.s5 am. 'l.15. +44Vl
Ash a5.ta S.5a, sGSD, ES1a .1Lt5 !. m.
' Montreal and Canada East rs n m. s5.15 D. m.
Elegant sleeping G ars for Buffalo. Niagara Falls.
! Toronto Detroit, Chicago and st. Louis on all
sDaiiy. fDaily except Saturday. All other trains
BROOKLYN annex. +l04Q e. ms 800 I, m dorsey
For tickets, time tables. parior andsIeeping car
accommodations or Information apply of1ces;
Jersey City-P. r. R. station. Hoboken-5l
iyn-s33 Washington street. ~ Fulton street
citY-NoS 27f. 1858, TB5, 942 Broadway, las Rowery. l
Park place. 10 West l25th street and West Shore
Citations. West 42d street and foot of jay street
{. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-22
SIEAM BOAIS.
~STONINGTON LINE

INSIDE ROUTE ALI FARES REDUCED.
BOStON, ~ 90; PkOVlDENCE. 81. 25s
WORCESTER. So rs. Steamers leave new Pier SIS,
n. r., one block above Canal St, &C $40 Z. u. tally,
except Sunday.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-22
chanre in West shore Time Table

The Catsklll Mountain and Saratoga Summer
Specials were discontinued on September 8. There
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PEORIA, Sept. 19.-The last day of
the bicycle tourney saw an attendance
of $500 and a fast track. Zimmerman,
of New York, won every race he en-
tered, and has taken prizes for the two
days meeting valued at 1900. Follow
ing are summaries of to-day's races:
Mile ordinary, L. A. w. championship
Zimmerman and Murphy. Of New York. The
race and time were disappointing. thinner
man ended first in 10 3-5.
Two-mile safety, $40 Glass; ended in this
order-Bode Hatfield, Van Sicklen and Lee
land. Time, 5:3l 20.
Half mile safety. open-In this race time
was limited to 1:l5. Zimmerman won from
Lumsden, of Chicago, after a sharp struggle.
Two-mile ordinary, handicap, open-Nine
starters Wing, of Ottawa, set the pace for
mile and quarter, but on the last turn
Bliss, of Chicago, passed him, closely fol-
lowed by Ballard and Pixley. Time, SLY.
Mile safety, handicap-'Ihis was one of
the most exciting races of the day. TWEEN
tv-two starters Murphy, of New York, who
broke the worlds record Friday,wa the only
scratch man. The large field stirred up a
binding dust, and HIGHLAND Smith, of New
York, the pace maker, kept everybody flying.
! The race was won by George L. Taylor. of
Ipswich; L. E. Holton, OF Omaha. second :;
HIGHLAND Smith third; Dorntage, of Buffalo,
fourth. Time, 2:24 1-5.
Boys under sixteen, mile, three starters
Won by Fred Kurtz, of Chicago; Carl Palmer.
| of Danville, second Clarence +. Woods, of
Jacksonville, third. Time, 1907.
TWo-mile ordinary, siX-minute class-Tay-
lor of Ipswich, was ruled off, as he had won
| a race at Ottawa this summer in time that de-
| barred him here. The race was won by
Ballard who rode pneumGtic-tired ordinary
Mochett second and PiXley third. Time,
5:56 As.
| Mile safety, open-This was the big race of
| the day and the first prize was piano valued
| at 81 $50 All the fast men were in the race.
Barrett, who was injured the day before in
/ collision, had the pole. There were eleven
| starters and the race was intensely exciting.
| TYLER. of Needham, made the pace 10 the
| first quarter. The race was won by thinner
| man. with Berlo second, Murphy third and
| HIGHLAND Smith fourth. Time, 2:32 As.
Second heat, eight starters and time
| limit of 2:S5-Taylor, of Ipswich, and Tyler,
| of Needham, made wonderful squirt and
| led all the others by hundred yards. Zim-
| norman was laying back in the crowd, and
| in the last stretch he made most wonderful
| squirt and ran Berlo for first place, beating
| him by about half length. 1ime,2:26 3-5.
Mile safety. three minute class, limit 2:55-
! Hobbs, Of Aurora, made the pace with Hat
| field of Peoria. Hatfield won, crowding his
| wheel; Holton, of Omaha, second: Hobbs
| third, and Wagner, of Chicago, fourth.
Time, 3:37 rs.
| Two-mile tandem handicap open-Only
| one starter, Lumsden and Barrett riding an
| inflated tire tandem. Time, 5:29 35.
Mile consolidation mixed-Seven starters
| i'll this last race. 1t was won by Lafferty, of
| Nashville, with Paige, of Waukesha, second
and Shobe, Of Chicago, third. Time, 2:51.