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The herald., 1894-06-09
MATTERS OF RAIL AND TRACK
The Damage of the Northwest
Roads Overstated.
Feeders Whose Earnings Appear to
Be insufficient.
A Number OF Roads Connected with tn
Union Pacific Arc Losing Money.
The Baltimore and Ohio
Cleared.

OMAHA, June 8.-The damage done to
the Oregon Railroad and Navigation
company by the recent floods in the
Columbia and Snake rivers seems to
have been considerably overestimsted,
according to Secretary I. NJ. Orr of the
Union Pacific, although Mr.. Orr said it
would be impossible to estimate the
damage until after the waters had sub
sided, leaving the rails exposed. He
thought, however, that not more than
100 miles of track would be found dam
aged, and in many places he said the
track would undoubtedly be found in
tact when the waters fell.
The repairs necessary to bring the
track back to ts old condition
will be made by the Union
Pacific, but the Oregon Railroad
and Navigation company will have to
make good the amount expended for
maintenance and repair OF the road.
Probably it will take 81 900 600 to put
the road back in its normal condition,
which will leave the net earnings Of the
Oregon company in very dilspidated
state.
This food, which has covered almost
the whole OF Idaho like a sea, comes at
most inopportune time for the bond
holders of the Oregon Railway and Nav
igation company, who are contemplate
ing filing bill for separate receiver.
In railway circles it is thought the bill
will not be filed now until after the ire
mendous damage has been repaired by
the Union Pacific, when they will jump
in and take the road away. But there
will be few heartaches ON the part OF the
Union Pacific officials when the road
sewers its connection with the overland.
Since 1891 the traffic people of the Union
Pacific have been in u constant stew
over their position in the Palouse coun-
try, and continual quarrsls have ensued
With the Northern Pacific and Great
Northern lines over Pacific coast busi-
ness. Should the Oregon Railway and
Navigation company get a separate re-
ceiverEhip it would leave the Union
Pacific in much better condition for
through traffic arrangements than its
present lease ON the line, which includes
some 1000 miles of track and water ia
cilities. Altogether the conditions are
precsrious, and the people at head
quarters are not inclined even to specu-
late as to what the outcome will be.
At Union Pacific headquarters it was
given out that the 'washouts along the
Snake river between Payne and Market
lake, a distance of some IL miles, will
be repaired by Sunday night, when it is
thought the receding waters of the Co.
lum bia will show how much repair work
must be done on the Oregon railway
line.
The herald., 1894-06-09
Personals an d Notes.


General Passenger Agent Thompson of
the Santa Fe returned yesterday from a
flying trip to San Francisco. Mrs.
Thompson returned with him.
Norman Martin, freight clerk for the
Southern Pacific, leaves Tuesday from
10 days. visit to San Francisco and the
midwinter fair.
Carl S.oltenberg, in the freight de-
partment OF the Pacific Coast Steamship
company at San Francisco, is visiting in
THE city.
S. T. Johnson, in the same depart
ment, stopped here Thursday en- route
to San Diego.
w. E. Chaplin, of Palmer & Chaplin,
Chicago, the excursion agents, arrived
in the city Thursday evening in charge
OF an excursion party.
II. p, Gregory. assistant general pas
senger agent of the Santa Fe, WAS at
San Bernardino yesterday.
George Goldemith of Chicago, chief
commisssry of the Pullman Palace
Car company. leaves for the east today
after flying trip to Southern California.
b. Fennessy, general agent of the COM
pany at San Francisco, is also here.
The overland trains on the Santa Fe
will arrive on time hereafter.
Owing to wsshout on the Union
Pacific, between Ogden and Butte, trains
have been delayed for several days.
Superintendent Bancroft telegraphed
the local offices that the damage will be
remedied BY TODAY or tomorrow
The herald., 1894-06-09
The Atchiaon Withdraw.

CHICAGO. June 8. --Tomorrow the Atch-
ison road will send Chairman Caldwell a
formal notice of withdrawal from the ex-
cursion rate agreement, which the lines
evolved two weeks ago after 30 much
trouble. This means the agreement is
dead. The Atchison will make its own
rates and see that it geta fair portion
of the business, but Traffic Manager
White had no intention OF demoralzing
the business any more than was neces-
sary to preserve the Atchison's proper
portion. Chairman Caldwell called q
meeting OF the interested lines today,
but the Atchison declined to send a
representative. He declared the agree
ment was being violated every day, and
that the meeting would lead to no good.
All the lines at the meeting assured
Chairman Caldwell they had not made
any unlawful rates and had not the
slightest intention of making any, but
this assurance WAS very far from salts.
factory to the Atchison, which simply
declared in effect that it knew better,
and went on comparing its notice of
withdrawal.
The herald., 1894-06-09
OLD PEOPLE OF 80.
Streets of Los Angeles Show
Many Examples.
Aged Faces, Nervous Movements
of Young Women.
The Driving Pace of Work and
Pleasure.
Revival of the Old Ideal of Strength
and Health.
vigor that Comes from the Proper
Course.
vigor that Comes from the Proper
Course.

Young folks must have strength
above everything.
This good oId-fashioned belief is TAX
ing firm hold.
1t lie no longer fashionable even for
"dudes" and 'swells" to be pale, thin,
scklv. Among young ladies', too, the
languor and nervous timidity at one time
thought Interesting" has given place to
desire for rudy cheeks, at rength OF
body, firm, transparent skin, and clear,
well-opened eyes.
The young men and young women in
Los Angeles are taking Paine's celery
compound.
Parents recommend it from long ex-
perience; physcians prescribe it where
purer blood and stronger nerves are
urgently needed.
Growing girls, colorless, bloodless,
nervous, thin, find a quick gain in
weight, clearness of skin, and strength.
Tired, weak. sickly women, who look
like hospital phantoms, get rid of dis
tressing nervousness, neuralgia, rheuma-
tisn,, and tagged out" feelings by taking
this marvellous blood and nerve remedy
in the early summer.
Dyepeptlcs should now take courage.
The achievements of modern medical
science have placed new and wonder
full resources in the hands of medicine
and replaced the necessity for druge.
Paine's celery compound makes pure,
sturdy blood that reaches every tiny
muscle and nerve-fber in the body, and
builds up strong healthy tissues and
drives out diseases from heart, liver, kid
news, and stomach.
Tired women get strength from Paine's
celery compound.
Business men, brain workers, and con-
slant indoor dwellers secure increased
appetite and a more complete digestion
and assimilation from this great
strengthened and invigorator.
Paine's celery compound means res
turn to sound health, filing out of the
thin body with firm flesh, bright eyes, red
pure blood, and quiet, healthy nerves to
thousands OF anxious, sickly men and
women, who are plainly losing strength
and hope every day.
Paine's celery compound cures diseases
OF the nerves and blood, and the worst
disorders OF the liver, kidneys and stom-
ach, where everything else fails. Paine's
celery compound is to the sick better
than vacation in June-and both are
good.
The herald., 1894-06-09

Lines That Ought to Be- Discontin u ed
Becausn Not Boif-Bupporting.

Lines That Ought to Be- Discontin u ed
Because Not seif-Supporting.
OMAHA, June S.-Genersl Solicitor
Thurston, of the Union Pacific, has pre-
pared petition to be submitted to Cir
cult Judge Sanborn, which sets forth
that it ia asking for instructions as to
the continuance of the operation of GER
tain lines OF the Union Pacific system
whose earnings appear insufficient to
pay their operating expenses and taxes.
The most important OF the lines in gues-
ton is tie Omaha and Republican VAL
ley road, owning system of lines and
branches connecting with the Union Pa.
ci6c main line, and operating both in
Nebraska and Kansas, with a total mile
age of 483 miles.
Mr.. Thurston says the receivers do not
ask for the abandonment of any of the
lines. The petition presented the exact
facts. showing that the roads named are
losing money and are merely feeders for
the Union Pacific proper. The court
will be asked to make such order as cir
cumstancea may at present require. The
hearing will be asked to be set about the
middle of July to enable all interested
to appear,
The herald., 1894-06-09
North Beach Bath House.

The new bath house at Santa Monica
will be formally opened today. A spe-
cial programme has been prepared for
this evening, to take place in Amuse-
ment park. on the bluff opposite the
bath house. In addition to a Trevor ks
display, Pratt and Hslstead will give
exhibitions of hand balancing and con-
tortions, and the Growers will appear in
their farce comedy. Little John l.. Sulli-
van. The last train leaves for Los An
gelss at 10 p. M. Tomorrow there will
be concert by the Los Angeles Military
band, and in the park the Growers will
produce, Wanted 500 Young Ladies, in
addition to Little John l.. Sullivan.
Professor Rountree will give balloon
ascension and parachute jump. The
last train leaves for Los Angeles at :35
p. m. On Saturday evening dance
will also oe given, with Lowinski's or
chestra in attendance.
The herald., 1894-06-09

The following comprise the members
of the excursion that arrived here over
the Santa Fe Thursday: Capt. Chas. B.
Ford, Miss Kate Flanagan, Boston
Mass. Harry Hoover, Beloit. Mich. [;
Mrs. q. f. Brocksw, Centervills, Mich. F.;
Mrs. B. Anderson, Miss 9. Erickson,
Minneapolis, Mimi. David Johnston
and son. Illiopolis. Ill.,; 4. L. Holthsun.
New York; Miss Grace b. Davis, Rich
mond, Ind Edw. Reed, KirksviIle,
Mo s. r. Knlam. st. Lonis. Mo-. (: j.
The herald., 1894-06-09

f. Gaffsny and family. Mrs. F. W. May
9. M. Graves and family, Geo. G. Will
son. Miss Sarah W. Cowan, NJ. Levy,
Miss Maggie Paine, G. Q. Carpenter,
Chicago; H.: Mrs. G. G. Hall and fam
lily. Mrs. D. W. Harrison and family
Independence, Kas. F. Diebert, Kan
sas City, Mo-. +. ]. Gipgwich, Law
renee, Kas.; Dir. and Mrs. G. Berger,
Udall, Kas. ; Miss Lizzie @. White, Fl.
Worth, Tex; Mr. and Mrs. G.. d..
James, Colorado Springs, Col. Archi-
bald Yell, Albuquerque. N. M; Mr..
and Mrs. J. +. Mclean, Mrs. s. r. Por-
ter, Deming, N. M. Thos. Hunter, Las
Vegas. N. NJ.
The herald., 1894-06-09
Death of ANDY Jsokson,s N,ec.

PHOENIX, June S-Mrs. Alice Ramsey
died today of acute pneumonia. She
was the niece of Andrew jackson, being
the eldest daughter OF Moses Jackson.
The deceased was born in Algiers, La,
and was So years old. Her husband was
during the late war first lieutenant and
afterward captain of the Sixth New
York cavalry. He was wounded in the
battle of the Wilderness. She was a
field nurse during the rebellion. Cap.
tain Ramsey died at the asylum at
Napa. CAL, whence he was sent from
Eureka, New.
The herald., 1894-06-09

MoNRoNIA, June 8.-A fire totally de-.
stroyed George I. Halls residence and
barn this afternoon. The loss is about
$4,000 and the insurance $500. The fire
was caused by gasoline stove. Part of
the household goods were saved.
The herald., 1894-06-09

OAKLAND, June S.-Nst Seligman, q
well-known money broker and mining
speculator, killed himself at his Office
today by shooting bullet through mis-
heart. The cause is supposed to have
been serious losses which ,Seligman has
lately incurred i'll mining speculation.
The herald., 1894-06-09
BurgIary at Monrovin,

MoNRovIA, June ga burglar entered
the house of William Chappelow early
this morning, rihed his pockets and the
house and took Mrs. Chappelow's gold
watch beside jewelry and little money.
There is no clue to the criminals.
The herald., 1894-06-09
The Way Cleared.

BELLArRE, O., June 8.-The way has
been cleared on the Baltimore and Ohio
road, and coal trains we're moving as
usual. No collision has occurred 80 far,
but resistance is expected at the Wheel
ing Greek mines
The herald., 1894-06-09

BY using Halls Hair Remover, gray, faded
or discolored hair assumes the natural color
ofyoutn, and grows luxuriant and strong,
pleas ny every body.
The herald., 1894-06-09

II. Barrett, P. M. Welsh, +. Mullen. ].
Daley, Ed Murray, J. Carey, E Todd, A.
Helmig, A. Woib, L. Hartnall G. Ed
strom, @. Wilson, ]. Chaplin. II. Smith
and Dan Hicksare.
The herald., 1894-06-09
have two little grandchildren who

have two little grandchildren who
are teethng this hot GUNNER weather
and are troubled with bowel com plant,
I give them Cham bsrlain's Colo, Chole-
ra and Diarrhoea Remedy, and it acts
like charm. | earnestly recommend
it for children with bowel troubles. |
was myself taken with severe attack
OF bloody hux, with cramps and pains
in my stomach, third of bottle of
this remedy cured me. Within twenty
four hours was out OF bed aud doing
my homework. Mrs. w. l.. Dunagan,
Bon-squs, Hickman county, Tenn. For
sale by OFF & Vaughn, Fourth and
Spring; G. +. Helnzeman, 222 North
Main, druggists.
The wall paper dealer Of the city is Eckstr ON,
The herald., 1894-06-09

wall paper house of the coast, 1913 s. Spring.
, 1894-04-12

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go. 1, @alf &c; &auOw, 9to. 1 SIT AZ; go. 2
SIT 44c.
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troftete, 84@9c baS Gfunb; on Ser @onte
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brons 63@67c; &oie 60@68c; bur6einan6er
6O@66c per 9ui6el; Seriep SmeetsBotatoes,
SQtnoiier So. 50@4.25 baS ToB.
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@S1.25 6aS SaB; Mo6rrit6en 85c@- 6os
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bette SerIeD So .5O@6,50.'
@rb ell - 9%etrofltete, crime, 90c.
9ontg- @etBer &lee, in 8fun6e abgez
tbetlt, 113@13c; nt9t 10 bed, 10@11c; buffet
1O@11c oas Pfunb; ausgelaiiener 5@6c.
@rbbeeren Slortba, 100000 bas
Quart.
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oOer blpBfarbt9 3@34c; roub ultb 9rob 20
&c; uS9otce", grimes, .6n @arpetz8iriten
33c; nSelf=morttltg", grimes &c; rot6 ober
9elbetbi9erbes 24@3c.
3mtebeIn SainOiier, 45@55e per
Guihel.
, 1894-04-12
8ei9weroe iiber Gas OeIunoheits=
2lmt.

0taD6arn 6es 6auie5 $50. $50 @eit
NOamsitroBe, in pelc6em @m. @. Quinn
an ben 8Luttern 6arnteoerIiegt, perlangtet
geitern im @eiu1bbeitSam Die ioforttge
lteberfIbrun 6es Batienteu mach 6ent
8lattern>6ospital. Sn ibrer 8eidner6e
iprac6en tie often bic 8ebauptung aus, baB
Quinn nur DeSbalb in Ieiner 8obnung
b%eIalien purbe, Weil er in Der II. 8arb
cine ni6t unbebeutenoe politiid6e Stole
ipieLe. @eiunbbeitScommiiiGr JteDnol0s
erfldrte bieie Qtnii6t iebob fir p0aig UNI
be9riin6et uno %bebauptete, oaB Quinn nur
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8o9nun8 Oerpflesen 81 ~laiien, neil CT bort
pouitGnbt9 i~iolirt meroen f0nnc. 9ieie
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6ospttaG fir ioIcbe 9atienten au relerpiren,
bic in 2O9irbdulern uno W1tetbSfalernen
mpbnten.
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Qtber6eenitroBe lief geitern betm @elunbz
beitsamt cine 8ei1tper0e 9e9en bte 8ez
amtten oeS leBteren Gin, tpel9e es angeblidb
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erbtgun9 zines an Sen 8lattern borgettern
9citorbenen WtanneS gtamenS @arftelo, at
I0rgen.
, 1894-04-12
Stdoti1bes,
Dem 6teIe nabe.
Die Sunoes>G ommifion einfimmi9 Ger Din:
ft9t oab Chicago Elm nenes Suroes=
eebduoe erhalten mus.

Die ltntcr1u6ung leitenS beS Gon9reBz
comtteS, 6as AM Wtontag bier %etntrat, nm
it6 gu itber3eu8cn, ob eS lpiSfltcb abiolut
not6Denbig iet, baB Gbica9o Elm nereS
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itt1nmtg erfldrt, fetner tpeiteren 8eipetie
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6errn 6eltng'S 8lan un6 erflGren aucb bic
Safe Sront fir Ben geei9netiten 8auplaB.
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tcbtgen @runbltiid Elm f~letneS, mD0erneS
0ebGube fir Nufndbme ser 8unbCSbeamz
ten unO i9rer Offices errtbtet un6 oer
iibri9e She'll bes @runbtiides p%erfauft
tperben.
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mtiidr WtQis Speet. 0teler 6err lit Der
Nnitcbt, baB Ser 8eribt 6es Counties fi9
gu @uniten Der Mc@onnz8ta ausipreben
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tperOe un6 Elm b%elonoereS @ebGltoe er6alte.
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81 ietnen gouegen IN 8al6tngton itoBen,
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plGbe un6 @ebduoe Der 8eribt porgele9t
lper6en.
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Elm Diner, pelheS bauptlG9li9 BEN 3ned
bate, bie Serren, in beren 6Gnoen gum
9roBen She'll Die @eitaltung Set Yoitomt5z
baufrage liegt, in intinnere 8e5iebung 5u
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feiten 5u brin9en. 1tnb boS geIang au3
boIfommen, benn bas Seftnnabl blte6 ntcbt
nur cine duBere T0rmli9feit, ionbern bat
CUR Solge gebabt, baB bic einfluBrei9en
8ertreter l1ncle Sam's fir uniere raitlos
itreben6e Sta0t, unIere utteritiiBungsz
bebIrftige 8nitanitalt unb ~unieren eifri9en,
pflibttreuen 8otmeiiter Elm 6oppelt reyes
Sntereiie et9alten baben.
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SdredIther Goo.
OtQian Qnorems nno James Oonohue Don
DEN Rdoern zines Sanowaeens
5ertnaImt.

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0onobue, ser nit letner Srau in benz
6auie SEQ. 1921 Some Moe. lebte. Ote
beiben WGnner iaBen auf benz bor6eriten
BON 8tpei Sanbpa8en, Die bon elmer 2ocoz
mottDe geitoben tpur6en. 9tabe SET 40.
StraBe bemerfte 9onobue Elm Bfero, baS
in einiger Gntfernung Dor benz 3u8e bers
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berett, benz Signal 5u foL9en, als Der pOrz
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ten 2ei6en inter ben Sriimmern beroor>
3ubolen. Die beiben So6ten tpurben 6ann
na3 Der @ountp Wtorgue 8ebracbt.
, 1894-04-12
Stdotiide Spe5ioliteuern,
Qnfi6ten oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ibet Ell
ni9e ober9eriatli6e Gntibeioun9er.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gl1bcrS miro cine
nobmalige Bodybuilding in Sacben Ser
pom Sbergericbt Dot <rSem ge9en Bic
Stabt cuti6ieoenen Spe3ialiteucrz Sale
beartrogen, uno er bofft, oaB Der 9(us0ang
Ocr nelen Bro5eiie giinittger fir bic StaOt
Ietn perbe.
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gericbt enti6ie0en, b6B cine 0ffentlibe Ser
beiierung, tpie bic g faiterung einerStraBe
o6er zines 8oulepar6S, fir melcbe 6ie
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ftnb, nicbt e9er an9eDr0net tperoen oiirfe,
ais bis bic ba9egen proteftirenben grunoz
eigent1itmer Sufrie0en ge1teIt ooer bis Durcb
getibtticbe 8efeble beren 8eoenten bcieittgt
leien. Ooourcb fonnte sic Snongriff>
nabme ser 8erbeIicrIng 10 LANCE binauSz
gei6oben tper0en, ais nocb Elm etnSiger
@rrnbeigentblin1er Dagegen mar. GOrpo>
rattonsanipaGt 9tubens lit Ser Qlniidt, baB
0aS betreffenoe @eieB bel elmer 9tepiiion oes
Sales 9iinitt9er fir Die Stabt aus9elegt
perben tonne.
Sine Stpeite Gntic6eioung bes 96er>
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Dffentlt6en StroBen ntbt elm vSmproue>
ment" I'M Sinne beS @eleBes let, un6 DaB
Oa6er Bic bafiir erbobere Spe3iatiteuer ni6t
9eiebli9 iet.
Sn benz britten Sale tpur6e cine fit etne
OftentLicbe 8erbeiierung angeorbnete Spez
5ialiteuer auf te6nti6e @rIn6e bin fir
un6erebttgt erfLGrt, neil in Ser betreffen>
Ben OrOinans nidt an9e9eben mar, baB bic
gu perbeiiernbe StraBe iicb innerbaLb Der
@ren3en ber Stabt Gbtcago befinoe.
9lub fir bteieu beiben S6Qe bofft 9err
&ubens auf 9iinitigere @nti9eiOunsen fir
bic Stabt. .
, 1894-04-12
Gbtco9o, 10. Npri1.
2Iu9emeiner proouftenmarFt.

6ol9elr6e preiIe wnrOen BET 9r0Bereu Pors
tiet %er6ielt:
8utter - 8efte Greomerp= % aare $50
8 g"ir0 q 5.{ e. 2 Saj,a1 mitts sait{s3 o3tt. ,, 1S@S sot;
17@18c; frii6er Pafilt9 Stod 8@9c,
8nttertn Sat Safe 0airp 1876;
Empire 10; bette Creamery -@17c; Suit
notler 16c; IN &ous ooer f~lei1tel @ebinOen
Sae- 8sae ,,6uu oreom e6sbOars"
103@114c; ,GwiuS" 1l3@12c; u0olun9 Amez
RIGA" 124@13c; na09ema6ter S0wet5er
12@13c; D8rif" 9@1o; 2imbur9er 81
@94c.
mittel8ute S .45@-; NIT Der Otoi3ite 8ez
rei1igte S. .OO@1.25.
Gier- Sans fril6e 1890 6as Gubet6.
@eIi9el lebenOes, Surtep 79@1Oc.;
i&i59ner &c & &sn1'sn o 49, IT, ol 6s 'mHo
baS 3ube1b $500 lnb $500; Spring
GbidenS" 9@93c bas Yiu1O.
, 1894-04-12

hoo @artSbab 1T, 70 farm er bir anttuorten,
baB etn Sbett bauon tn ieoem Npotbefers
9abeu 81 boben 1T. Dte tatitrltheu Carts
baoer 8dfier, folpte ba8 d1te Garl8baber
gprubekSalS tper0en SIT Gauieuben in1pors
ttrt unb bon oueu 9erSten 9e9en Sartletbigz
tett, N~lagenleioeu, 8ldbun9en beS OtagenS,
Wfagencatarrb iotpie aue franfboften grs
E4etnungen bes WlagenS, Sober uuO Nieren
empfOblen. Serfcble ntt)t es gu periuden.
9te d9ten @GIer u1o ba8 @arlsbaoer
SprubeL9ot3 mitiien Die unterifrift BON
U@tSner & WteuOellon Co.,, Stem 0orf, anf
benz 9alle elmer ieben SlaiGe tragen.